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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, MAT 19, 1911.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Balls Playing on Dry Weather Re
port! for Advance.
CHOP PEOSPICT IS STRONG
Pnaltc of flood t leld of Both Spriest
and Winter Whral tork I -rrail(
Hapldlr with
Caah Demand Light.
OMAHA, May 1. 1JU.
There U a period of partial drouth over
tha central males from Iowa to Ohio. Bull
had tha upper hand at th atari on con
tinued dry weather, whirl) la being fea
tured hy huyera to advance tha market,
although both the winter and spring wheat
crop! are of very promising character,
while stocks are increasing rapidly for
which there la no rash demand on the
benrlnh t""tures of the trade.
Tha corn market holds steady and nar
row aa the actual movement of receipts
and shipments continue unexpectedly light,
t'ntll there Is a large Increaae In the
country, movement trade will he light and
rash com "III stay In a strong position.
Wheat ruled weak and lower selling be
ing gsnm-al on rains being reported In the
dry districts. Cash wheat was unchanged
to lower.
Corn was steady, ruling a shade lower
with wheat. Light receipts kept cah corn
steady and value were unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were 4'A.no hu.
and shipments were fteono bu.. against re
ceipts last year of 5-14.000 bu. and shipments
of 267. ono bu.
Primary corn receipts were ZW.ono bu.
and shipments were 41S 0" bu.. against re
ceipts last vear of 242,000 bu. and shipments
of SOi.ono bu.
Clearances were 78.000 bu. of com. 500 bu.
of oats and wheat and flour equal to 4M.O0O
bu.
IJverpool closed Hd higher on wheat
and n higher on corn.
The following caah sales were reported:
WHEAT No. 1 hard. $ cars. We; 8 ears.
J.c; No. I hard, 1 car. 8"c; 1 car. 87c;
1 car, 87c; No. I mixed. 1 cars, 871c.
CORN No. I yellow. 2 cars, 4Hc; No. 4.
vellow, 1 car. 4Sc; No. 8 mixed, t cars,
414c; No. I flint. 1 car. 48c; no grade. 1
car. 4fc.
OATS-No. 1 white, 1 cars. lc; No. 4
white. 1 car, 31V,c; No. I yellow. 1 car.
Omaha Caah Prices.
WHEAT No. I hard. MffMo; No. 8 hard,
KWtc; No. 4 hard, 84'a7Ac; rejected
hard, 74ffl?3c; No. I aprlng, 8994Hc; No. 4
spring, 87fr!2e; No. 1 durum, 8687e; No. 8
durum, HSoo.
CORN No. white, W3Bc; No. t white,
41(!H0! No. 4 white, 4S44r!4o; No. 8
color, 4SH4T490; No. 1 yellow, 4X41j,4&c; No.
3 yellow, ItV; No. 4 yellow, 4744Ac;
No. 3, 4804h4c: No. 5. 478'c; No. 4.
47IfJi47c; no grsde. 4fc346c.
OAT9 No. 2, S2Sf2o; standard, S1V3'
52o; No. I white, 3m&31.c; No, 4 white,
eKTSlHe; No. I yellow, $U4&31V; No. 4 yel
low. 31 Si uo.
BARLEY-3BSC No. 4, 74384CJ No. 1
feed, 7S3o; rejected, 647c.
RTB No. 1. I1.0031.01; No. I. 9ttc8$1.00.
Cavlot Reeelpto.
Wheat Corn. (tats.
Chicago 117 112 147
Minneapolis 1
Omaha 32 89 t
Duluth 24
CHICAGO GRAUT AMD PBOVISIOMS
Featmree of thai Trading us, Ctoslaar
FrlaMte on Board ( Trade,
CHICAOO. May la A fall in tha barome
ter helped carry down the price at wheat.
1 na suggestion of wet weather was too
strong to be resisted by the dealer who
had a haivlaom profit in sight. Aeoord
Inglr selling beceirie aomoarhat ganarai and
tha otoe wag fetjifoo lower than Last night.
Com finished hmtfmo down, oala fytf'o oft
to VtsPlad X aoa provinlotui at a daouna of
l4t'Jt-a. ,
Aa a matter of fact, the only rains that
wheat apanulavtoaa could dlacover were at
widely ecaaatered pointa. mainly eaat, and
aa role wore rather light. It waa no
ticed, tboosb, that Russia had been fa
vored wfcrai gsaaaroua ahower. and that
world stfMptnwrrta promlaed to ba large.
rwDiarmsi, no new export bualneaa from
tha Dotted States bad developed and the
country waa continuing to ship wheat to
CMsafO trmm unexpected aouroea. Bafore
tha selling raid began the market abewed
eon4aWabU artnengto. There waa aiao a
little return of flrmnaea during tna final
trading. Between the opening and the
close July ranged from 8Sao to 8&Lo, with
final sale at IKTee. a net foes of Sc.
Haporta of lncreassd acreage and ' of
food growth In early planted fields had
a tandency to weaken corn. July fluctu
ated wltbin limit hounded by 6&o aiid
6?V. closing ataady, 46 down at 62H&
MSo. Caah grade were slow. No. 8 yel
low finished at tefjSefco.
Resting orders to sell at high levels
counteracted to soma extent the advanc
ing tendency which oats showed. High and
low pointa for July were 8SS34o and
ttVQiie. with tha olosa Ue, exactly the
ame aa last night.
Unloading by stock yard longs depressed
tha market for provisions. May pork waa
let down 75o and other products from 5c
to So.
Prices In Chicago, famished by tha Up
dike Grain company, Telephone Douglas
1478. 70s Brandels building, Omaha:
Articles. Open. J Hlgh.l Low. Cloee. Tee y.
Wheat I
I
I.
May... r
5
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8M4
July...WwO,
5WW
88SWS
corn
May
July
6TJ
621
US
B3VI
62VO7S
Sept...
Oat
May...
July...
Sept...
Pork
May... July...
Sept...
Lard
May... July...
Sept...
rub
May...
July...
Bept...
us
84t
I149S4S
84'.
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84W
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14 30
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14
14 80
15 00
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14 76
14 15
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8 05
8 14
15 75
14 rr
14 82
8 05
8 20
8 20
8 03
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14 S3
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lTVs
8 10
8 05
8 17
8 USl
8 00
T 85
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T 86
7 85
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i77
Cash quotations were aa follow:
FTOUR steady; winter patents. 83909
4 50; stralghta. W 03 4 25; spring straights.
t4.la?4.a; bakers. $3 44.60.
RTB No. 2. 11.0&31O2.
HA RLB3Y Feed or mixing, &30o; fair to
choice malting, 82cdl.01.
BKKD flax. No. 1 southwestern. 82.42;
No. 1 northwestern, 8255. Timothy, 1 12.00.
Clover. 816.75.
PROVisiON-Pork. mess, per bbl.. 815.28
4715.(0. Lard, per 100 lbs.. 88.00. Short rlbe
WANTED SITUATIONS'
(Continued. )
BT thoroughly competent bookkaei
fflca man; several ears expert
meroantlla and automobile buatm
8ui, Bm.
WAlfTKD Jttiaion aa painter. Addreaa
r-M, care Bee.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Office of Indian Affairs. Washington
P. C. Sealed propoaais for letting g ras
ing Dlatrict No. 8, Crow Reservation.
Montana, for tha graalng of sheep, either
under a leaae er by permit, will be re
ceived at the office of the commissioner of
Indian affairs. Washington, D. C, until 8
clock p. ., en Monday, June 6, ltli, and
will be Immediately thereafter opened in
the presence of such bidders aa may at
tend. AU necessary Information may be
obtained on application to the superin
tendent of tha Crow Indian school. Crow
Agency. Montana. C, 9. Hauka, Second
Assistant Commissioner. M 44 lit.
FORT TKL LOW STONE, WTO., APRIL,
If, 18U. etealed propoaal. tn triplicate,
will be received here until 12 noon May tX
lMli. and than publicly opened, for fur
plehtng labor and material tor construct
ing pipe Una from Panther Creek to point
near Kuatlu Palls for Port Tellowatone
.'water system. Information fornlahed on
pptillontton. Envelopes containing propo
sals to ba endorsed ' Proposals for Pipe
Line" and addraseed to Constructing Quar
termaster. A2-2Ml-2-U-a),
JORT ROBINSON. NEB., MAT 11 un
fceeled proposele. In triplicate, win be
received heie until 18 noon. May 11. 1411. and
then pubuoly opened for furnlahing labor
no inateral for eonetructmn concrete
Sidewalk Information furnished oa ap-
fllcatlun. Envelopes containing propoaala
e be indorsed "Propoaala for eldewalka,"
and addressed la OuaxtariBcater.
UiMet
side iIooppi. IT.Ci.fli.ST; short clear sides
jiboxedt, t 0"j8.:.
Total clearanrei of wheat and flour were
I equal to 48,l bu. Primary receipts were
! tno.OiiO bu.. compared with 634.000 bu. the
torreoponritng day a year ago.
Otimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
T (Brx; corn, 87 cars; oats, U6 cars; bogs,
K''aXf, No. 2 red. WVac; No. 2 hard,
"7 i No. 8 hard, WrtO&Ho; No. 1
northern spring. 10ltjl.04; No. 1 northern
spring, lluuSlOS; No. I spring, 9B'aKc.
Corn: No. I csxh. 633r: No. 8 rash,
6-'S''B.Tc; No. white, 54ai4c; No. 8
white, nllyfriasc; No. 2 yellow. MftMSc;
No. 8 yellow, 634n'c. Oats: No. 2 white,
8f.i4fi.1ec; No. 3 white, 34H1ic; No. 4 white,
KVLf-HV' I standard, 3uioWo
iil.TTalH dieady; creamerlea, ly&210;
dairies. 13tfl8o.
Ktilis Steady; receipts, 14,4! cases; at
mark. cai Included, 12Sllc; firsts, 14o;
piin.e firsts, l.'-c.
C 'HKKSIv .Heady; daisies. 121240; twins,
HViUSc; young Americas, lioUSc; long
horns. l-4ill'c.
POTATOEd btsady ; choice to fancy, 48
ili-c; fair to good, MlQUa.
POULTRY fcasy; turke,vs. live, Uo;
fowls, 13c; springs, dressed, 22'u2Sc.
VfciAL Stesdy; 50 to 60 lbs . :'7o, 00
to 8.i lbs., Riiitr; 55 to 110 lbs.. r10e,
Chicago Receipts Wheat, U7 cara; corn,
112 cara; oats, 117 cars, estimated tomor-10.-Wheat,
7 cars; corn. 87 cara; eata,
136 cars.
KW YORK OK.-VKRAL MARKET
Unotatlona ef the Day oa Vnrlona
Commodltlea.
NEW YORK, May ll-rlOUR-Qulet;
spring patents, $4. a 515; winter straights,
63 SOt. On; winter patents, 34.10fl4 60; spring
(lesrs, $3 764.10; winter extraa. No. 1. 13 30
63 60, winter extraa. No. 2, U Wdi . Kin
utM straights. 14. lu'i4.0. Rfe flour, quiel;
fair ii) good, 84.&X&6.06; choice to fancy,
6. im&6.0.
CORN MEAL Dull; fine white and
yellow, tl 15-31 SO. coarse, 81.luDl.15; kiln
dried, 1300.
WHEAT Spot market dull: No. 2 red,
lc. elevator, and 99c, f. o. b. afloat, both
nomiral; No. 1 northern Duluth, 81.08. f.
o. b. afloat. Futures market declined at
the start on the cables and foreign selling,
rallied on dry weather talk, but eased off
sharply on ahowers In Oklahoma, with
prospects of rain In the winter wheat belt
and poor export demand, closing S'S" net
tower. may closed at 7c; July, sSo;
September, MSc
1 uk.-Hpol market quiet; export, new
No. 2 corn, tiO'jc. f. o. b. afloat, nominal.
Futures market waa without transactions,
cloHlng at unchanged to lo net higher.
May closed at 61c; July, 60c.
OAT8 Spot market easier; standard
white. 40c; No. 2. 40'tc; No. 8. 391c; No. 4,
39'iiC. Futures market was without trans
actions, closing nominal.
HAY Steady; prime, $1.36140; No. L
I1.1S; No. 2, 8U5&1.20; No. 2. 81.3531.40.
HIDE'S Dull; Central America, 30c;
Bogota, 2li22c.
LEATHER Steady ; seconds. 214i.'23c;
thirds. 19'a3k:; rejects, 14 16c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, easy; mess, $17.70
IK.ii: family, $18.5(Ka '20.00; short clears, $16.00
$1S00. Beef, steady; mens, $lJ.13.0o;
family, $12.60'g 14.00; beef hams, tJ.W92.00.
Cut meats, sieady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
pounds. $11. (XVi 12.60; pickled hams, 10 to 14
pounds, $11,751 12. 50. Lard, easy; middle
west prime. $S10(a'8.2O; refined, steady:
continent, $8.55; South America, $9.60; com
pound, $707.
TA LLOW Quiet; city, 6 15-ltic; country,
'c.
BL ITER Steady; creamery, specials,
22c; extras, 21c; firsts, 2O20c; seconds,
IsVil!!:; creamery, held, lw&20c; state
dairy, finest. 21c; good to prime, l20c;
common to fair, ID'a-lSc; process special, 17
bn'sc; extras, 16'jc; firsts, 16c; seconds,
14igl5c; factory, current make, firsts,
ltj'jc; seconds, 1dc.
t-'H EiiSn. Easy . old skims. 2&l0c: new
sktmu. oiuD'iC.
fcXjHJs W eak; fresh gathered, selected
extras, 19c; firsts, 16al7c; seconds, 16&16c;
iresn gainerea. storage pacKca, itrsts, Iw
16c; fresh gathered, dirties. No. 1, 1415u;
No. 2, 14r14)tc; dirties, poor to fair, 12
lj'ic; fresh gathered, checks, good to
prime. 13c; fresh gathered, checks, poor
to fair. lieiJc: western gathered, wultes.
Uxiil'o'ic.
POUL.TRT Alive, steady; western
springs, 24o ; fowls, 14c; turkeys, Uo.
Dressed, steady: weatern fowls. U316c:
turkeys, 13ga6c.
Cava nad Wktst ttenloa llnlletln.
Record for the twenty-four hours ending
A 8 p. sa. Thursday, May U, 1911 1
OMAHA mSTAiGT.
. '1"vhh, Rain-
Statiena. Max, alia. fall.
Sky.
Clear
AshlaMd, Neb..... 8S IV .uu
Auburn, Mee.,,,. h 68 M
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
(leer
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
twelve-hour
Ceiumbua, eb... 00 07 .W
Culbertaoo, tfeb. u$ W ,00
Falrbury, Meh,,,, W to ,uo
Fairmont, 94 64 .00
Urandla d, Keb.. M 68 ,00
Hartlngtod. Iieb. Os 6i .00
Heatings, W S .00
Holdregc, Neb... U 60 .00
Unooln, Neb...... 80 tl .00
N'h 1'lai.le. Neb. 84 68 .00
Oakdaie. Neb.... 01 66 .00
Omaha. Neb tf 71 .00
lekamah, Neb... 68 63 .00
Valentine. Neb.. vO 54 .00
flloux City, la... tw 70 .00
Alia, la W 66 .00
Carroll, la M 64 .00
Clarlnda, la 72 63 ,00
Sibley, la 1 66 .00
Minimum temperature for
period ending at 8 a. m.
' PiaXRICT AVERAGE
No. of Temp Rain
District. Sleiiona, Max. Mln. fall.
Columbus, 0 17 ' 80 62 00
Loula villa, Ky 20 ti 62 .00
lndlanauolla. Ind.. U to 64 .00
Chicago, 111 86 6s 6 .30
tU iuia, mo. m 11 .vg
Des Moines. I.... 21 86 tS .10
Minneapolis, Minn. 30 W 60 .30
Kansaa city. mo.. Z4 0 to .00
Omaha, Neb 18 0 64 .00
Warm weather continues general through
out the corn and wheat region. Appreciable
rainfalls are reported at one station each
In the Chicago, Iea Moinea and Minneapolis
uuttricts.
U. A. WlHL.aU,
Local Voreoaater, Weather Bureau.
St. Lenta Osasral Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 18. WHEAT Ptrm;
track. No, 3 red. 96&c; No. 8 -hard.
6oQ1.00.
CORN Firm; track, No. 3. U64o;
No. 3 white, 65ip65o.
OAl-S-Highor, track. No. 8. 83c; No. 8
white, 86a
RYE Unchanged at 81. OS.
FLOUR Dull; red winter patents. $4,200
4. TO; extra fancy, and straight, $i.t4-4-l'i,
hard winter clears, $2.00.16.
SEED Timothy, 8&.0UUV.MI.
CORN M EA L 82.50.
BRAN Dull; aacked, east track. $L0Oii
L12.
HAT Firm; timothy. n&aufctt3.ov; prairto,
$a0uirf 15.60.
PRO VlBlONtl -pora, lower; jooDtng, io (i.
Lard, lower: prime steam. 27.72W7.S2.
Dry salt meata. unchanged; boxed extra
shorts, $8.60; clear rlbe, $d.50; short clears,
$8.76. Bacon, unchanged; boxed extra
horta, $e.6u; clear rita, sv.ou; snort cieara,
Uh . .
rUULTrll rinn; cnicaens, iic, ipran,
$Ot?26o; turkeys, 13(i'l.Sc; ducks, llc;
geese, sc.
BUTTER Dull; creamery, l&g21o.
KGQ3 Weak at 14c,
Recelpta. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. 7,600 (,200
Wheat, bu. 17.000 14,000
Corn. bu. i.0jO 40.000
Oats, bu 22,000 30,000
Kaaeas City Grata and Provlalena.
KANSAS CITT, May 18 WHEAT
Pteady; No. 8 hard. tO9Sc; No. 8, sWaOfrc;
No. 2 red. tO&tt'ic; No. 3. gTig'OOc.
CORN Steady to o lower; No. 2 mixed,
62o; No. 3. 61bn2c; No. 2 white, 62u;
No. 3, 61363c.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white, 34335c; No. 8
mixed. Jl'fli.to.
RYE-4cffl$l 00.
HAY Kteady; choice timothy. $15.50
17 00; choice prairie. $12.2&& 13 00.
BUTTER Creamery. 20c; firsts, 17o; sec
onds. 15c; packing atock. 13c.
EGOS Extraa. 17c; firsts. Ifie; seconds,
10a.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu. MOOO 45.000
Corn, bu Ib.Oio 37.000
Oata. bu 6.000 4.0U0
Mllwanke Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. May 18. WHEAT No, 1
northern, $1 04a l 06; No. 2 northern, 81.029
l.Ot; May, Kftc; July. 8Sc,
OATS Standard. 86c.
BARLEY Malting, 86ce$1.01
nlah Grata Market,
DIXVTH. May 18. WHEAT No. 1
northern, 81-00: No. 8 northern, 0711
c; May, 61.00, asked; July, 81.00;
September, 92c.
OATS 349.
Oatnha rre4aee Market.
BUTTER Creamery. 80c; packing stock,
13c.
F.GG8 Freah. 13c
POCLTRY-Broilers. 30c; sUgs, 37o;
hena. 10s
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Extensive Profit Taking- Sales Char
acterize Day's Operations.
NO CHANGE IN THE SENTIMENT
Veiled Ktatee Steel Again Leads
Market la Aetlvlty, with Intereet
I ndlmlalahed Copper Greap
le Strong.
NEW YORK, May 18. -Extensive profit
taking ealea today characterised the ad
vance In stocks. The buying lacked the
enthusiasm of the two preceding days and
at midday trading fell off. Professional
traders were ranged on the selling side.
The tone was herniating during the latter
Part of the day and the market fell back
from its high point, although prices were
reduced by only small fraction.
T5?..chne ,n tone w due to technical
conditions rather than to any reversal of
sentiment. Union I'aclfio had advanced
nraily seven Points from Its close of Mon
day to Its high price of today. United
States Steel gained nearly five points and
Reading four pointa.
Speculative interest In United States Steel
waa undiminished and It again led the mar
ket in activity, other aieel stocks were
strung. Betniefiem Steel soored a good ad
vance and Colorado Fuel waa on of the
strongest Isauaa.
Strength of the copper group was
marked. Amalgamated Copper and Ana
conda improved auhatantlaflv mnA A marl.
can Smelting gained nearly two pointa at
It high price of the day. The strength dis
played by these Issues was ascribed to the
iiiianess ot me copper metal market her
and abroad and to an unconfirmed report
that the copper merger projected some time
ago would be brought about In tha near
future, American Hmeltlnv. uhirh h
tensive interests in Mexico, benefited also
iroui prospects or peace in that country.
The money market waa noticeably stronger.
The bond market was firm. Total sales,
par value, $6.s7S,OuO. United State bonds
were unchanged on call.
Number of ales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows;
SalM. Hl(k. Urw. OI04.
Aim-. nlmr pits j.joo
AmAlfam&tftd t'oppr 13 400
Americas Agricultural 1.500
American Bct gugar 1, 500
American Can 1,800
30
0
'
48
7
4e
II
M
14
21
11
40
11
MVl
4S
1146
M4
4
24
22 ti
II
19 4
American C. a: P t joo
Am. Cotton Oil i,ino
American H 4V U pfd loo
Am. Ice gecuritlea 600
American Ltnaeed 200
American Locomotive 300
American 8. e. R 13,300
66
61
U
12
11
80
80
7U.
em. a. rt. pro
Am. flteel Koundrlea.
aoo imuj iom HM
Am. Sugar Refining .40 120 ill
1 44 f
nui.i..n 1 m. 1
American Tobacco pfd....
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaon
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coaat Lin
Baltimore aV Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey....
1 1' ni m
1.700 102
101
101
S3 1,
in
100 14
1. 1100 40
l,"M 111
1I1U, 1124b
200 103 1034, 103 to
l.NN l.tO 12 128
1,400 107(4
0 34 ti
I.4O0 HIT, SO
4,000 iU 233
7.00S , 2Vt
107
13
80 hi
t22-,
K0 101
101), 101
( neeapeak A Ohio 6,400 83
Chicago A Altos
2
l"
80
23
44
tTilcago G. W ,
C. O. W. pfd
300
10O
22
44
44
Tllcago & N. W 00 118 118
147
. i. at 01, r
C C. c. a St. L.
Colorado K. 1
Colorado A Southern
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Products
Delaware a Hudson
Peuver ft. Rio Grande
D. ft. R. o. pfd
dinners' Securities
Erie
Brls let pfd
Erlo 2d pfd
General Electrte
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Or ctfs...
Illinois Central
lnterborough Mot
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester ...
Int. Marin pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaas City 80
K. C. 80. pfd i
51.400 12o 123 124
4
4.7D0
15 3ii 34
6S 64 44 U.
100
2,400 H1H Its 144
ea lft- ib 16
1.3(10 172 172
171
100 104, 30
10
4
l4i
U
61
200
1.000
13 Koa
4.100
7
4
1
47
34
IX
60
00
40
40
81
2,3.10 IS IV 1S03. Ill
J. 400 129 128 121
.800 (U 2 834
(00 128 1384a 138.
l,oo 18 18
IS
62
i 63
62
800 126V 131
12
II
10
40
1414
U
18
108
1.400 II 18
1.400
MO
MO
1,600
11
40
l
u
10
40
14
86
Laclad Gaa 1,400 101 10
fewuieriii m aaenTiu
Minn. A HI. Loula... .
M.. BU P. A t. g. M
M., K. T ,
1,100 148 14144 141
sou so so 81
00 imk 137 lit
1,600 86 l 14
M.. a., T. Bft 100
17
18
Mlaasarl raolll , 11,100
12
rauonai uineult
National Laed
100 18746 118 US
1,400 1744 64 M
N. . R. ei U. Id BM..... 1,000 U
Now Turk Oeatrai , 1,100 101
N. Y , O. W MO
I 83
10844 1044
41 41
eenQii m waaaara..
North Anerlcan
Northern Paalfi ....
Fuln Mall
asm iu4 10844 101
... t,ft U
2
7444
... 10,40 U8
117
11744
in
lot
K
M44
... 1,600 M
... 1I.8O0 111 1X114
Pwinetvaole.
People' Oas
P.. C. C, g It, L.
PltUburg Coat
Praeeed Steel Car
iMllmaa Faiae Car
1W 1W
100 M
00 31
lK X4
100 111
400 16
lot
K
044
14
3444
181 11
Railway Steal spring,
Reading
Repabll I teal
86 84
.13.000 1644 1M
159 H
ll4
M
1
7.4O0
1.100
1.300
l.e
X2
444
Si
83
12
8
86
II
81
1V4
Republl Hte.1 I4
Rock Island 0
Rock Island Co. pfd.......
It. L. 8. T. M pfd
St. Loula B. W
780
4r
i
47
12
st. l. a. w. pfd to 47 7
Siosa-8bffleld a. A I
Southern Pacin M.gfl lit
111 11844
southern Railway 11.600 U
18
o. jiauwar pin 1,000
Texas as raclflc too
T , St. L. at W , loo
T , st. u a w. ptd. too
IS
1744
r,
17
II
11
M
13
60
11
60
4
Union Paclrlo .
SI. 600 184
in 18344
Union Paclflo pfd 1.400
Lolled State Realty 1,100
United Stale Rubber. I, too
United SlaU Sural. lM.tOO
71
414
86
Tl
41
tJ5
1
10
L B. Btaal aid
TJtak Copper
7.000 uo iw 120
4. WO 47 47 48
Vi -Carolina Caamlsai 1, 30
Wabaab 100
Wabash pfd 1,700
Western Maryland LkK
Westlngbous kUcotri I.too
Weetero Union 4,70
Wheeling A U M0
1
14
38
0
u
74
1
1144
11
I
T4
76
61
14
II
61
T4
76
4
4
Lehigh Valler 11. too ntt 178 171
Total sales far the day, S41.M saarea.
Mew York Heaey Market.
NEW YORK. Way 18. MONEY On call,
steady; 4iJiJH per cent; ruling rate, 24, per
ctnt; closing bid, 24, per cent; offered at
2V4 per cent. Tim loans, strong; demand
increasing and lendeta withstanding from
market, forecasting higher rate. Sixty
days, 3&2H per cent; ninety days, 244f3
per cent; six months. S'-fiHW per cent.
PRIMS MERCANTILE PAPER-SOH
per cent.
BTKRLJNO EXCHANOE IHrm with
actual business In bankers bills at $4.8440
for sixty-day bill, and at $4.(s;4yo-4.8636 for
demand. Commercial bills, 4.ffl7i.
Bl EVER Bar, 634c; Mexican dollar. 46o.
bONDhV Oovernment, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
tl. S. ret. le, rac-...lo4 Int. MM. 4 TH
ee ouoa ..
V. a. am, re .
A voupoe ..
V. S. 4. rag..
do ooupoa ..
Alll-Cbal. 1st
...IW Japan 4a n
...10144 d 4a 84
...1144 K.. C So. in la.... 13
...114 L. 8. dab. 4 1831... 4U
...114 U N. anL 4 1
... 77 at.. K. A T. 1st 4.. n
...11 d ran. 4 17
Am. Ag
Am.
T. A T. ST. 4s. .110 Ido. Pacific 4 78
Am,
Tobaeo 4 86 N. R. R. of If. 4s 81
do 8 1U N. T. C. g. I 88
Armour Co. 4.. 61 de dab. 4s M
Atrblaoa gaa. 4a 8 N. T.. N. H. A H.
da er. 4a ltl or as tstu
do . U 113 N. W. lat a. 4s... tZ
A. C. U la 4a 84 de ev. 4a. 107
Bal. Obi 4a s No. Pacific 4a
do 3a do la Tl
do 8. W. I 81 O. a. L. rtdg. 4 H
Brook. Tr. . 4a.... Ponn. e. Is 181S... 7
Ceo. f O. 6e 1 do eoa. 4a ics
Con. Leather Is n Reading gea. 4s 84
C ef N. J. I I.. 188 KL4I. I. I. 83
Cfcaa a OblO 4 .... ie
do re( Is 8 f4t. L. g W.
Chicago A A I. 7 de let gold
C. B. A Q. I. 4s ... M 8 A. L. 4a ...
do geo 4a. 7 fae. eol.
C. M. A a P. B- 4e M do ev. 4....
a 4s.,
11
,. 78
,. 8
,. 84
,. 86
,.1044
,. 60
,.101
,.il
.. 81
.104
,.los
..191
.108
,. 6
. 88
..
,.
,. S3
C. R. 1. a r. e. 4. 7 ee 1st ref.
do rfg. 4....
as go. Ran,
Cow Ind 6a...
Colo. Mid. 4a.
C. ft 1. r. A ,
..... 76 Aa gea. 4a
l Cnloa Pacltle ....
4 8 o ee. 4a.
do 1st A rad. 4a..
2 r. 8. Rubber 8 ...
61 I', a tMi 8d g...
.... 7 V.-Car. CfcaaL 6e
8T Wabaab let 6
p. ft H. re. 4..
D A R. a. 4. .
do ref. 6s....
Distlllon 4 ....
rl p. I. 4.
do gen- 4s.
do ev. 4s. eer. j
do serie B
Oaa. nee. n .
Ill Can tat raf.
... 77 do let A
ex. 4.
A... 18 Wetera ltd.
..... T6 Weaa, Elea. er.
168 Wu. Caatral 4
7 Mo. Pea. t. 6
Bid. "onsiea.
New Yerk Mlalaar ateeka.
NITVP YORK. May U. Tloelng quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Aits tattle auf
Com. Tunnel stock.,. I Maalcaa ont
band 14 Ontario U0
Con. Cel. A Va 1 Ophir too
Horn ailver If standard to
ire ailver 18 T at lew Jaakat u
Leadvtll Ca. M
orrarad.
Quotatlona furnished by Burns, Blinker
A Co., 44 New Omaha National bank
bunding:
Aeery A Co. etocfe
Cltr at Oeaaiia 4. tMi.
tdaar racaJag 6 UM. v
Bid, Aswed.
18
1H jo I
lHts atnm wa'm
saw
f
too
6 .
14
)
88
lno
6'
'
64
88
1(11
101
'
100
(
84
II
7
68
10
losdon Stock Market.
IXJNDON. May 1. American securities
opened Irregular today. Good support ap
peared later and price Improved. At noon
th market waa firm and from 'a'ul point
higher than yesterday's New York closing.
London closing stock quotations:
Consols, money II Loulrl)l ft Nash. .168
do account II 1 11 Mo., Kan. ft Texas.. 8o
Atrial. Copper 86 N. T. Central Ills
Anaconda 6 Norfolk ft Weatern. .111
Alohlaon 115 do pfd .'
do pfd li '4 Ontario ft Western.. 44
Baltimore ft Ohio. ...tons Pennsylvania li
Canadian Paclflo .... :'4 Rand Mine 7
Chesapeake ft Ohio.. 64 Reading 82
Chi. Groat Western . 11, 8o Railway 10
Chi., Mil. ft St. P.. 121 do pfd 701,
De Bear 18 So Paclflo 123,
Denver ft Rio O.... 31 Union Pacific 188
do pfd 84 do pfd I
Crl 84 U. S. Steel 42
do 1st pfd 63 do pfd 128
do Id pfd 41 Wabash 17 w
Grand Trunk 28 do pfd I
Illinois Central 141
SILVER Bar, steady at 24Hd per ounce.
MONEY lV, per cent.
The rat of discount In the open market
for short and three months' bills Is 2
i I-It per cent.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON. May 18. Closing quotations on
mining stocks were as follows:
Allows 81 Nevada Con 18
Amal. Copper S Mlwing Mine .... in
A, g. L. A 8 14 North Butt 13
Arlsona Com IS North Lake 7
Atlantlo 1 Old Dominion 41
B. ah C. C. A 8. M. 13 Osceola lot
Butt Coalition 18 Perron S. A 0 11
Cel. ft Arlsona. 11 Qulncy 70
Cel. ft He. la 471 shannon 11
Centennial 11 Superior 12
Copper Rang C. C. 81 Superior A B. M 6
Bast Butt C. at 13 Superior A P. C 14
anklln 10 Tamarcii 88
Gtrouz Con I 8-16 V. 8. C A O I
Granny Co 13 U. 8. 8. R. ft M.... 15
Greene Caaanea I So pfd 46
Isle Royal Copper... 14 Utah Con 1
Kerr Lake t, puh Copper Co 47
Lake Copper 1 Winona 7
Miami Copper S Wolewin 10
Mohawk 41
Aaaed.
New York Cerb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, $16 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha.
Am. Tohaooe 47 Laro 4
Bay Stat Oa 16 Nevada Con. 18
Butt Coalltloa 18 Newhous 64
Cactus 13 Ohio Copper 1
Chief Con 1 Kawhlde Coalition .. 4
Davis Daly 1 Ray Central 1
Franklin ie Swift Pkg. Co 101
Gtroui geara-Roebuck Co.. ..142
Belmont 4 1-11 Superior A P 16
Greene Caoaaea .... 6 Trinity Copper 4
Inspiration 6 Ojtbway 7
Bank Clcarlnga.
OMAHA, May If). Bank clearings for to
day were $2,592,870.70 and for the corre
sponding date last year $2,766,321.65.
OMAHA CBS KRALa MARKET.
RUTTFR T-rearnery. fee t delivered t
the retail trade In 1-Jb. cartons, 24c; No.
t, In 10-lb tuba, Z2c; No. 2, In J-'h, cartons,
22c; packing stock solid pack) 13c; dairy.
In 0-lb. tuoa. 144jlto; market changes every
Tuesday
CHEE8E Twins, UVi'gilSo; young Ameri
cas. l?017Vc; daisies, lc; triplets. 16UC
limberger, 18e; No. I brick. 1M; imported
wiaa, eVtc; douieatio a wise, xio block 8 wise.
lC. .
POUL.TRT Dressed broiler, under I lbs
ft. per dog.; hens. 16o; oocks. 12 Wo; ducka
No; geeae, ISo; turkey. He; pigeon per
Cos., tl.HO; homer aquaba, per dos.. at og
fancy squab, per dos.. $3.60; No L oar
dog.. tS.to AU Broilers, ioc, 1 to 1
lbs., and 1 to I lb., aoc: smooth legs, 14o"
hen. l2o. ataga. lOo; old roosters, o: old
ducks, full feathered. UHc; geese, fuU
feathered. 6c; turkeya lie; guinea fowla
$0o each; pigeons, per dos.. 80o; bomenv
per das.. b.uO; bq uabe, No. i. per dos.
$l.at; N. L Ber dja. sSc, tampoaa. over i
lb.. 14; old turkey .
FISH (ail f rosea) rickerel, o white, loo
pike, 14c; trout, lio; large crapples, OfitWc:
tipauish mackerel, lsc; eel, loc; haddock,
lie; fieuadera. 13c; green catfish, loc: roe
eh ad. ti eava; sliaui rot, per pair. 66c: froa
leg, per do.. Sou; saiinoo, 10c; halibut. 7c:
herring, 7c. '
BEKr CUTS-Rlba: No. t lc; No. 1
Uo; No. t Uo. Loin: No. L 144o; No 1
Vtoi No. , Llo. Chuckst No. i. 7io: Nol 1
7o; Na . 7a Kound: No. I. c: No. X
so; No. . a. Plate: No. j. Ic; Ko, ?
&c- No. a, c
FRUITS, ETC.-Bananaa. fancy select
per bunch, $2.3oa2-o0; Jumbo, bunch, $2 76a
$.70. Uatea, Anchor brand, new, 30 l-Jb
packagea In boxes, per box. 11.00. Grape
- -. . - - - imi vujaf ao.w;
36-46 trtaes. per box, $4.60. Lemons, Llino
nelr brand, extra fancy. 30U-S60 sixes, per
box, $6.60; Loma Limoneir, fancy, 3uo-db0
slses, per box, $6.00; 240 size, 60o per box
less. Orangea, Camella Kedlanda navels all
slses, per box, $d.6o4J3.76; fancy navels
SO-1-124 sizes, $3.26; loo and smaller lzes'
IX h,tr,.l 7K rallf,.rnl T. ffa " I
.-.-..iv-.-.... v.BusDs, iov una
smaller sizes, per box, $S,60. Pineapple,
aiaea, ir craie, 8.2o; 42-48 sixes
per crate, J3.26. Straw berrie, Arkansas
and Tennessee, per 24-quart case, $3.00.
VEQETABLKS Beans, atring and wax
per hamper, $3.60; per market basket, s)c0
$1.00t Beets, per bushel, 76c. Cabbage, Cali
fornia and Texas, new, per lb., Jo. Carrots,
natr IK I ' 1 1 i rti knl k. n . . , . .
' nuuoo, in ana
2 dosen in box, per dozen, $1.001.26. Egg
x-isuiL, isuc; c lunua. per aozen, 1.60. Oar
lio, extra fancy, white, per lb., 12c. Let
tuce, extra fancy leaf, per dosen, ioc.
Onlnna T.,.. a r m i . H ,hi,. .
r, ' . ' jor crate,
$2.2o; yellow, per crate. $2.00. Parsley,
j uoiiib ruu, per aozen nunchea, 2uc
Potatoes, Iowa and Wisconsin, white stock'
T, a r k.k. te.. . ....... , . . '
wv-, ,i. " sivvn, in bucks, per
bushel, $1.60. Radishes, home grown, per
dozen bunchea, 2U8.26C. Tomatoea, Florida
$160 "ba"k"t cral fancy. $4.uo; choice!
M IHCKI.T.A VPVl'H iim,,.j. .
' " .......... ,c, t . i I L (J I Ultt
soft shell, per lb., 18c; in sack lota, lo less.
. ul". "r ' "c m sack lot, lo
I nam. ITIIKai-ta 1K w. ,. .
lo las. Hlckorynut. large, per lb.. Se
aman ivr Ih a fcon..,. .: . j ' rr'
. ' - . vbuuiw, .uaaisu, per ID.
fi rw. Pr , Wc. Pecans, large, per
l.;. '. '. ,ol 10 ' walnuts,
California, per lb., inc.; in sack lots, lo
u-jr, uww, at irames, o ,6.
Mlnaeapolls Grain Market.
MIVK'iriprii.in m. , a n,,,!.,.
ar -. . , a, j io. xi n.w i May,
h-C:i,JUly-fPtner BlThc; Decern-
Dei. 81 T.V (ajah- TxTn 1 Via,. at ah.
- - - a iu a, eA .wit. , O.
northern, sWHctjl.OSO; No. i northern 6V.
ftHc; No. a, 3&4r7tic. ur"1'-n.
FLAJC Closed at $2.62.
BARLEY 03c.
CORN No. $ yellow, SaSfSMiC.
OAT8 No. 1 white. 834ioW
RYE No. 2, 96o.
BRAN $21 soeta.oo.
FLOUR First patents, $4.tS4.0; second
patents, MAOtot.SO; first clear. $3.203.65;
econd clear a, $2.20(84.86. " '
Philadelphia Prodace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 18 BUTTER
Steady : extra wee tern creamery, 23c; extra
nearby prlnta, Ua.
EO08 Steady; Pennaylvanla and other
nearby firsts, free cases. $6 26 per case;
Pennsylvania and other neajt.y current re
celpta, $4 86 per caae; western firsts, free
cases. $526; western current receipts, free
cases $4 So.
CHEESE Dull and lc lower; New York
full creams, fancy old September, 12Q.12V.C:
fair to good. UQ'Uc; new. UUc
Llverpoal Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. May 1$. WHEAT-Spot.
steady; No. $ red western winter, no stock;
No. $ Manitoba, 7 2d; futures, steady;
Mi.'f.1I1: July 101Hd: October, 6a $d.
CORN Spot, new American mixed, no
stock; old American mixed, quiet, 6s 8d
new American, kiln dried, easv, 4s lid'
future, firm; July. 4s Sd; September. 4s
vd,
FLOUR Winter patent. J7.
Oils and Resle.
SAVANNAH. Mav 18. TURPENTINE
Firm at 6ygjuc. Sales. T10 bbls.; receipts,
Hi bbls.; shipment. 8 bbls.; stock. 11.910
bbls.
ROSIN-Flrm. Sale. 2.464 bbl ; receipt,
2.508 bbl ; ahlpmenU, 826 bbla ; atock, 47,8;
bbla Quotations: B, $6 66; D, $4 86; E
$; F, $4.86; O. $7.00; H, $7 17; I, $7.30; K
$7 30; M, $7.35; N, $7 60; WO T.aO; Ww
Mlaaeapolls Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 18. WHEAT Ms y,
TSc; July. 9tvc; September. 91',c; D.
cember, l'c. Caah: No. I hard. $1.0114: No.
1 northern, StfL00Sc; No. 2 northern.
i144391ec; No. $. Mt1i7c.
Peerla Market.
PEORTA. May 18. CORN Lower; No. I
white 62c: No. I yellow, 62'c: No. ( yel
low. 614je; No. $ mixed, 614C; sample. 46te
OATS Hls-her; No. t white. Mc; stand
ard. 4o; No. I white, i.3c
Ora Bscheng Net. Psnk stock
Chicago Rsllwsr 6s. IS7
lener Union Stock Tarda h
Dear Co. 6e. note
Esat t. L. ft Sub. , 1881
Fairmont Creamery let g. I per cant.
Peirmoot Creamery pfd. 7 per rent...,
Iowa Portland Cement la Bit. A
Kansas Gee A Blectrtc 7 p. e. pfd
Ksnaaa City R. A L. is, 1611
(linsha Water 6s. 14
Oms ba C. B. St. Br. Is. 11)6
Oms ha C. B. St. Rr. pfd. I p. a..
Omaha ft C. B St Ry , eoa
Omaha ft C. B. Ry. ft B
Omaha Oas 8, 1617
South Omaha City ls
Valea Stock Tmras S'ork
Wise Memorlsl HosplUl la ,
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Fairly Active at Pricei Steady
with Wednesday.
HOGS SELL FIVE CENTS LOWER
Fat Wooled Lambs Ten Cents Higher,
While Shorn Lambe Are Fifteen
to Twenty-Five Ceate
Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 18, 1M1
Receipts w-ere:
Official Monday .;.
Official Tuesday....
Cattle. Hoeii. Sheep.
.. 4.7M 4.W 6 214
. 6.311 11 SV 6 1S1
Official Wcdneadav 4 541
4 241 10..V.2 4.6:.j
Estimate Thursday 4.6ft) 10.0H)
1.4
iTrtll Am tm ,kl. ....I, 1C Sid AT HI 1C
Same days latt week. ...17 f--l 34 412 2.1M
Same days 2 weeks a:o..lS.i'0 43.715 27.
Same day 8 weeks ago. .18 MS 62.723 88. M0
Ssme daya4wpeks ago..20,C91 4.S.'?:4 K.?s3
Same day last ear....lo,iS7 31.0KS 2.7!W
The following table show the recelpta of
'Mile, i.otta ar.u s.ietp at South ilr.iaha
lor the year to date, aa compared with
last year: 1SU mo. Inc.
Cattle 3!.8M J0.:2 U.72t
Hogs l.OnS.HOS 811,079 ir4.639
Sheep titil.Mti 6tv..646 So.ilOO
The following table shows the nverag?
prices on higs at south Omah for tb
last several day, with comparisons:
Dates. 1911. 1910. 1!0.190. HBO7.ll90n.U30S.
Mav 7....
Aiav 8...
May t....
Alay 10... I
May 11...
May 12...
May 13...
May 14..
Alay 16.. I
May 16. .
May 17...
I
5 75,
77 SI
6 im
6 8JV
6 mv
4 !j
6 HS,
6 9.V.I
6 694,1
6 64(l
18
t 18,'
21
2S
2.1
JO,
9 391
I
9 30,
8 36j
y 44i
I 861 6 84 27,
ti 971 6 S4 S 26:
( 21
6 17
6 15
6 1
t 27
i 24
6 20
t 15
t 20
6 28
6 26
I SO, 261
i 81
S 411 SHI
5 42 I
I 21
$ 24
S 90
6 ;
t 2
30
a
81
7 01
7 041 6 361 6 351
7 08j 5 24 6 301
T Ui 6 22 t 24
I 6 24, 6 19
7 M I 6 2 1 1
7 02, i 80 $ 26
30
29,
33
6 3S1
Alay 18..
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Lnlon Stock Yards, South Omaha. Neb.,
lor twenty-four hours ending at p. m
yesterday:
RECEIPTS.
- . Cattle. Hog-s. Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. A Rt P 8 2 ..
vVahaab 5 2
Missouri Pacific T $
Union Pacific 22 23 I 2
C. A N. VV east 2 4
C. & N. W west.... 40 48 .. 1
C., St. P. M.. & O.... 26 8 .. ..
C.. B. & Q.. east 1 6 ..
C, B. 6t Q., wet 73 88 1
C, R. I & P., west.. 2
C. G. W. $ 4 !! "
Total receipts ...'.188 145 9 i
DISPOSITION.
. . Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing- Co 1,603 1.W8 273
Bwin ana company W7 2.28 640
Cudahy Packing Co 904 2.767 .1,331
Armmi Jfc , . . .. . . n .
Krey Packing Co 249
Sinclair 40
Morrill 15 '."
Rothburg 1 w'r
Stephens Bros 4 "" ""'
Hill A Son 99
F. B. Lewis 2 I""
Huston & Co 61
J. H. Rulla 7
Hoffman 4 '""
McCreary & Carey 36
S. Werthelmer 7 ...
Root 7 ....
.....(. aaI a.... .....
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co 1
('line A- Chrlatv a
Ooldshurg 3
nieyers 17
Degen 2R
t'artpr . a
Other buyers 144 "'si)
Totals 4.U5 9,475 8,094
CATTLE For a Thursday receipts wer
large, 1S2 car being reported in. This
makes the total for tha four rlava 1 Mrt
head, the largest for any similar period
since four weeks ago and larger than a
year ago Dy almost 3.000 head. At the
same time other market pointa were fairly
well supplied and early advice generally
Indicated a somewhat lower range of
prices. As a result of this the market at
this point opened with the feelinar watak
and with prospocts that cattle would sell
lower before the close. However, the local
demand proved to be so good that steady
price were maintained and the trade was
rainy active at that. The bur bulk of thfe
cattle changed hand In very good season
in the morning. What haa been said above
would apply equally well to all kinds of
cattle, that is, beet steers, cow and heif
er and stock ers and feeders.
Quotations on Cattle tJuod to choice
beef steers. $fi.S03.10; fair to good beef
steers, lo.oU&o.SO; good to choice heifers.
I6.00tti5.ti6; good to choice cows. 84.76d25.26:
fair to good cows and heifers, $4.20-4.76;
common to fair cows and heifers. 12.764
6.60: good to choice stocker amd feedera.
$9.2!55.50; fair 10 gooa mockers and feed
ers, $5.U)!(f d.2o; common to fair Blockers
and feeders, $4.00&j6.o0; stock heifers, $4 26
4)6.00; veal calveB, $4.257.26; bulla, stags,
etc., $4.0mi,6.25.
BEEF BTEERS,
Ne. At. Pr. No. At. Pt.
1 lilt 38 17 124 I 44
14 1047 t 80 14 Ubl B 84
23 UM t 40 II 8s 4 Si
11 844 I 40 18 UI8 84
14 371 8 44 11 lull 84
10 1174 I 48 104 1164 4 46
10 1161 4 60 10 U44 4 70
It 1011 I 60 18 1244 I 70
14 1141 4 B0 40 1144 4 70
86 1181 4 64 11 1174 I 7
10 1244 1 (6 20 1010 4 10
11 1138 B 66 38 1847 I 70
14 868 1 86 18 1474 I 78
48 1231 B 64 17 1144 4 74
18 1141 B 66 13 1307 $ It
28 1214 B 68 41 1824 4 74
40 1840 4 40 11 1141 I 78
11 100 4 40 17 1441 4 ft
64 311 B 40 18 1U4 4 78
17 1174 B 80 10 1404 B 40
14 1288 B 40 30 HM 1 80
II 1108 I 40 17.... lift B 30
16 Kill I 40 14 1674 I 80
14 841 1 80 18 1408 B 86
18 1140 I 60 84 1417 I 84
18 1170 6 46 18 1101 4 SB
48 1332 B 46 4 881 I 80
17 1368 B 46 1 16S0 4 00
17 1184 B 46 1 1600 4 10
BTKKKS AND HEIFERS.
t 64 4 86 IS T70 I 64
7 13 I 10 16 Ill 4 84
18 110 B 40 11 731 I 70
14 877 6 40 4 81 1 74
11 807 B 44 it 840 I 74
11 880 I 45 4 1261 8 80
11 311 I 41 7 Ill 84
1 80 B B0
COWS.
1 310 1 60 1 1031 4 0
tl 2 I 46 17 M17 4 46
1 846 I 81 4 1177 4 7
1 1081 4 16 1 10S0 i 70
4 1107 4 16 1 864 4 80
4 816 4 11 8 683 4 0
T 1044 4 40 4 1043 I 0
T 1060 4 64 4 1068 I 00
14 10JO 4 60 f 117 t 40
1123 4 66 T 101 4 14
1046 4 40 t 1004 I 14
llElFh-KS.
II 804 4 40 4 1107 4 1
8 320 4 40 T 747 4 14
1 441 4 60 11 110 4 14
10 473 4 36 1 321 4 34
1 luO 8 00 4 48 4 S3
4 107 B 0 ( 461 I 44
21 764 B 44
uui.is.
1 830 I 80 1 1300 4 84
t 60 4 44 1 1744 4 84
1 14 4 6 I SO 4 80
1 1640 4 46 1 1064 4 80
1 1630 4 74 1 880 t 00
1 1470 4 40 1144 I 00
1 lsttfl 4 84 1 1344 1 00
1 1660 4 86 1 874 I 14
1 10 4 44 1 44 I 8
1 1414 4 84 1 1104 64
ALVc.S.
4 800 B 78 4 141 1 ae
1 K'O 4 24 1 13 f 00
4 16 7 00 IN I
16 7 00 1 176 T 16
4 l'4 1 00 1 140 7 34
1 144 7 04 1 100 7 IB
STtX KM IS AN O KKF.Dr R.N
4 631 4 44 4 (Of 4 II
HOGS Hog trade opened a big nickel
lower, became active and cloaed with some
show of strength at the decline. Rather
large supply waa one reason for th fresh
loaa In prlcea and weakneas elsewhere waa
another cause. Trend to product market
at present In largely a reflection of condi
tions In the live hog situation, so that pro
vision data haa little or no Influence upon
yard trading. Packers are still operator
In the pit, of course, but tn view of th
fact that the lard and fresh pork demand
Is broad, their Interest In pork trade la
taken as aggressive rather than defenalve.
Today s ordera for hogs were ample and
were filled with a fair degree of freedom
after the market waa falny opened. Ship
pers held few reaueats from other packing
centers and the speculative demand proved
quiet. Fully 90 per cent of a 162-car run
moved Into the hands of local packer,
everything clearing before 11 o'clock.
Spread between varloua weight re
mained at uaual position, but really good
heavies had to sell aa low a $6.76. Butch
er held at $6 sJ M. and best bacon
weight reached o 02. a nickel less than
verterday' price.
Representative sal:
X. At Baa. Pr. N. At Ska. Pr.
10 44 ... I 1 41 0I ... I 4S
11 478 80 1 He li ait I a
4 8a4 ... 1 74 41....... .164 SO 4 S
t.-Mi ... I 7 U..7 4 $ at
88 M IN I II Tl 18 18) I M
n I 80 4 T4 44 887 ... I 88
40 8-l H III 70 154 40 I 18
80 84 ... I tl 81 ... I 84
IT ,14 80 8 71 84 Sa ... 8 84
SO., IH ... 8 lit Ml ... 88
88 471 ... I 74 48. It 40 4 84
41 88 ... 8 74 I? 811 10 8 84
41 SH 180 I 71 71 8U 80 88
18 140 - . 8 74 8i 848 ... 8 84
84. ...... .888 80 4 71 40 1st ... 8 at.
18 878 ... SO 84 I I . . 8 14
14 23 ... I 10 II 888 80 8 8
84 SOT 80 I an 17 1,8 80 I 89
(8 81 ... so 88 t4 80 I 84
80 811 ... I 80 4U 178 . . I 84
88 178 80 8 80 71 I0 40 I 88
88 I8 ... 8 80 l . . I 88
88 8'4 . . I 80 41 il SO A 88
81 878 100 I 80 41 til ... 8
41 301 10 t 40 88 14 ... I 88
8 iS . 8 80 81 348 80 t 81
88 167 40 I 10 4 !8 . . 4 88
8n 311 ... 8 80 48 4 HO I II
87 Jl ... 8 40 ' 48 Ml 40 I 88
33 113 ... 8 80 83 M 40 8 84
II rM ... ( 84 88 .'41 . . 8 871
II 318 ... 180 11 120 B Bit
B4 in 140 3 80 48 t.1S M 8 87
5 IA7 lift 80 43 8.0 ... 8 SO
44 31 180 8 80 87 340 ... ( 80
0 HI ... I 80 88 147 ... I 80
14 314 . 8 W 78 114 130 B 80
84 ..378 340 t 40 37 14.1 80 B 80
aa I7t 40 I at to nr. ... I n
48 801 40 t 10 70 .2.48 ... 8 0
87 r3 . . 8 80 81 84 10 8 M
'' i3 80 I 80 40. ...... .33 SO I 84
83 271 . . I Ml 84 807 ... I 87 w
47 .tfh l?0 B 0 74 J27 ... 80
84 808 ... 8 80 47 ,,1'4 180 B 80
41 26 80 I 80 18 .! 80 B 0
82 343 SO B 80 71 211 40 4 80
70 JM M0 B 0 74 1K8 HI IM
14 1:0 ... B 40 74..." .' 80 80
70 Jt 80 8 10 80 :o 80 8 80
81 382 . . B 80 82 141 ... 8 fO
88 !l too S 80 24 214 ... I 80
88 2V3 80 6 80 8 118 ... t 80
3 874 ... I SO 78 ,. 212 40 4 40
48 804 ... B 40 70 2W ... B 80
10 :4 80 8 40 44 244 ... t 80
30 ;.3 20 B 40 80 114 SO 4 so
88 100 ... B 80 81 ISO 80 3 33
4 34 ... B 84 28 ... I !V
43 320 80 B l!la 84 212 80 B 84
4 3(1 30 8 S21 47 217 ... B 85
3 14 30 t 84 14 103 ... B 84
54 170 10 l 2 184 ... B 85
43 18 80 B 85 73 2S8 40 t 84
48 171 10 4 S 70 10 ... t H
41 l 20 I 88 8 118 ... 4 84
41 241 ... I 88 74 l?0 40 B 85
74 HI 110 B 14 71 2)4 40 B 88
41 174 ... I 84 77 in ... I 02v
PIGS.
14 87 ... 4 40
oHEEP It was another session of mend
ing values in the sheep barn today, the
shorn lamb trade getting best attention.
Spreads were properly margined for ihe
first time In many days and the adjust
ment process was attended by breety de
mand. There waa a general scramble
among buyers to get piseslon of a few
singles and a meager supply ot 1.600 head
waa soon consumed. Prices sharply higher
were paid for anything good without fleece
and modest advances were also scored on
a very meager offering of wooled stock.
About nine doubles wre received In all
the bulk consisting of shorn western lambs.
Only one shipment of Mexicans In the wool
arrived, as well as one or two shipments
or shorn sheep.
Actual sales of wooled lambs, the only
ones available, rarrled figures about a
dime higher. Mexicans weighing ill pounds
brought Sb.85. Indicating a limit r,t 8: , in
ior eometnmg handy aa well as choice In
this line. Bulk of business In shorn Ismhi
presented
a lntfjJoc hiKher armearanre heat
western landing at it; if.;, Tk... ..,..
afford proof of a new spread that ranges
at or near ioc. Shorn ewes acted well at
84.30 and shorn wethers and yearlings also
sold to advantage at $4.66.
Sharp decrease in supplies this week has
enabled sellers to lift the trade out of the
season's rut better than any other one
factor. The market has promptly re
sponded to limited runs on all das and
present prices show considerably Improve
ment over those of last Friday. Shorn
lambs are closing 63.7oC higher, wooied
about 50c higher and old sheep show ad
vances Of lnlj26c.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Spring
lambs, good to choice, $i.50i.00; spring
Jamba, lair to good. $55g.60; Mexican
lambs, $H.OT7.0t weatern handy lambs,
$S.10&.6o; western heavy lambs, $5.7eVdft.25;
shorn lambs, good to choice, $o75ij).i5;
shorn lambs, fair to good. $4.7605.75; feed
ing lambs, shorn. $4.506.15; yearlings,
shorn, tl hCYr.A 11 - , .e .l..
... - ."-'" - v .in id, puui ,i, -..jQjj'.En;,
ewes, good to choice shorn, $4.0034.40;
ewe,
air 10 gooa snorn, 3.&iB4.oo.
Representative sales:
No. , (
464 Mexican lambs
664 western shorn lambs ....
269 weatern shorn lamb ....
184 western shorn ewes
Av.
. 91
. S8
. 99
Pt.
85
6 26
6 75
4 30
4 66
t 86
10
10
$ 26
6 26
...102
612 western ylgs., wethers shorn. 94
238 western shorn lambs 87
243 western shorn lambs 73
122 western shorn lambs 68
8S bucks , ....102
47 buck 106
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle glow Ho are More
Active Sheep Strons;.
CHICAGO. Mav 18. CiTTl.ltr.ini.
(.000-head. Market slow and weak; beeves.
$i.00(95.40: Texas steers, K6O186.6O; western
steers, $4.80&6.60; stockers and feedera, $3.90
(po.75; cow and heifer, $2.408:6.60; calves,
$4. 76'. 25. '
HOGS Receipts, 24 000 head. Market
more active; light. $fi.Sft&.20; mixed. $6 85
3.17li; heavy, $5.6.'v2.10; rough, $5.t1f5.tyi;
good to choice heavy, $6.8045.10; pigs, ti lia
.20; bulk of sales, $6.9fft3.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBti Receipts. 16.000
head. Market strong to 16c higher; native,
$3.2otfjt.90; western, $3.504.96: yearlings. tt.dO
a660; native lambs, K76.0; western,
$o.253'iOO.
St. I.onls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 18. CATTLE Receipts.
2.300 head. Including 400 Texans. Market
steady; native shipping and export steer,
$5.75j.50; dreased beef and butcher steers,
$6.4ftig6.60; steers under 1.000 pounds, $6,500
6.26; stockers and feeders, $3.00fg6.60; cows
and heifers, $3.60r35.26; cannera, $3.003.15;
bulla, $3.76:66 50; calves. $A.005j7.oO, Texa and
Indian ateers, $4.6ta.60; cows and heifers.
$3.10(66.60.
HOGS Receipts. U.600 head. Market PS
lOo tower: pigs and lights. $5.256.30; pack
era. $6.0ttf.06; butchers and best heavy,
$6.16.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,500
head. Maraer steady ; native muttons, $3.76
fi4.w; lambs, $5. 751041. 8b; cull and bucks.
4i.0tia3.D0;. stockers, $2 26&3.00.
Kanaaui City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, May 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.200 head, Including 100 southerns.
Market steady to 10c hlfrher; dressed beef
and export steers, v 66'nS. 15 ; fair to good,
$o. 16)6 60; western steers, $4,751(6.86; stock
ers and feeders. $4.75fiV76; southern steers,
$4.2u5.60; southern cows, $3 .00414.60; native
cowa. 13.00826; native heifers, $4.5041.10;
l.ulls. $4.00( 00; calves, $4.50ifi7.00.
HOGS Receipts. 12,000 head. Market
steady; bum or aalea, 6o.uo'tiu.i2'; heavv
.0(yS.07H packers and butchers, $4.OO0
Be. i-"; iignts, so.wyju.io.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 6.000
head. Market strong; lamb. lO'ff&c higher;
lambs. $6 354)6.60; yearlings, $4.60i6.26; weth
ers, $4.00&4.75; ewes, $3.7!tf-4.36; stocker and
feeders, $3.00432-75.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. May 18.-OATTLR-Re.
celpts, 2 000 head; market steady; steers,
$4 6OS4.06; cows and heifers, $3.506.90;
(alvea. $2.B0r7.M.
HOGS Rectlpts, 9.500 head; market
sieady lo 6c lower; top, $4.15; bulk of salea,
$f. 9f$.10.
BH EBP AND LAMBS Reeelpts, 1.500
head; market hVA higher; lam ba, $4.509
(.66.
Stock la Slant.
Receipt ef live atock at th five
prln.
cipal western market yeateraay:
lauif . Hog. Bheep.
South Omaha
St. Joseph ..
Kansas City .
St. Louia ....
Chicago .......
Totals ....
4.7S4
2 000
2.200
, 2.300
6.000
4.8sn
9,500
1. 2O0
1.500
12.000
1 1. .'-10
24 000
r.ooi)
1.600
15,ti0
.17.284 60.880 28,200
, Metal Market.
NEW TORK. May 18.-METAL8 Stand
ard copper, firm; spot and future. $11 7,vff
12 00 London market firm;-spot, 54 7sd;
futures, .'. Lake copper, locally, $12 269
12 37V: electrolytic $12.0yffl2 26: casting
$11 764jni tTi. Tin, firm; spot and futures
$41 &")3 60i London market, steady; spot,
198 He; futures, fl90. Lead, quiet; $4 40
4.60. New York; $5 3 26, East St. Louis.
London market. i4 7s d. Antimony, dull;
Cook son s, $0tQ9 5O. Iron, Cleveland war
rants. 46s In London. Locally quiet. No. 1
foundry northern. No. 1 foundry aouthern
and No. 1 foundry southern oft, $15 2fi
15 75; No. 3 foundry northern. $16 Orvs 50.
BT. LOUI8, May 18. MET A I. S Lead,
firm at $4 26. spelter, lower at $5 20.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK, May 18. COTTON 6pot
cloaed quiet. 8 points higher; middling up
lands. Kioc; middling gulf, 1136c. Sales
700 bales.
ST. LOna. May lA-rxVTTON Market
unchanged; middling, 13c; eaJes, tlO.Ors)
bales; receipts, 46$ bales; shipments, L238
bals; stock. 18.167 bale.
gar Market.
NEW TORK. May It ST'OAR Raw,
nominal; muacoradn, ft) teat. 124c: cn
."i' J l1- -, 0 test.
814 sieinsii WSMI'(-
HELM COMMITTEE REPORTS
Findings of SUU Senator! Appddited
to Inve$tirat Election of Lorimtr.
JUDGE PETIT IS
CRITICrflD
-1
Ratlest la Haheaa Corves Teiae laol
ins; Tildes) Asserted to Be
Wresiawgaekpel Toeehed
bet Matatlr.
PPRrvoriELP. ill.. Mar W -TTi re
port of the Helm eenatnrlal committee,
appointed for the purpose of Investigating
the circumstances surrounding the election
of Senator Lorlmer was returned to the"v
ate Wednesday. Its two most viral rj rr.
are a crltlcfsm ot Judge Petit for hTTTri
ing In the habeas corpus case. Involving;
Tllden. Cummtnga and Mitchell, and this
expression: "Your committee has reached
the conclusion that the election of William
Lorlmer before the last geajeral assembly
would not have occurred hsd it not been
for bribery and corruption."
The report begins w-lth the history nf th
appointment of the committee on January
17, last, by virtu of a resolution of the
senate. The committee appointed by the
senate consisted of Senators Halm. Hay.
McKenzle. Ettelson and Burton.
It Is set out that many witnesses wert
called and sworn and testified before the
committee and tht In ddltlon "th com
mittee received a full and complete tran
script of all th testimony taken in the
case ofTh People versus Iee O'Nell
Brown, which case was tried in the
criminal court of Cook eounty and con
eluded on or about th first day !V
tember, 1910."
The commute also says it received
complete transcript ef th testimony taken
In the cas of th People versus Pember
ton and Clsrk and th people versus
Broderlck, and also a transcript of the tes
timony taken before th United States
senate committee which investigated tht
election of Lorlmer.
Koblaaat'e Testimony Bet Forth.
The report sets forth the summoning of
H. H. Kohlsaat. publisher of the Chicago
Record-Herald, and Mr. Kohlsaat disclo
sure that it waa Clarence 8. Punk, secre
tary of th International Harvester com
pany, who had told him of a conversa
tion which Funk hsd had with Ed
ward Hlnes, in which Hlnes is alleged to
have Informed Funk thst he had Jnr
ceeded In electing Mr. Lorlmer to 1 the
Lnitea states senate at a cost to him land
..i... . a . . .
unnsuneo person or eooui nu.
.on.
In the matter of th artion ef rfuAn.
Petit, who decided that Tllden, Cummlngs
and Mitchell need not appear before the
senatorial investigating committee, tb re
port says:
"Tour commute I advised and believes
that in the matter of requiring the attend
ance of said wltnesse It waa acting within
its legal right and th action of said Judge
was an unwarranted and uniawfuKJntef
ference on th part of a member of Tthe
Judiciary with a legislative branch of the
government That the Inability of your
committee to compel th attendance of
said witnesses and th submission of said
uutuiMomarjr prooi naa prevented onJhe
part of this committee a full an
.,., ,.,, qunum or corrup
tion and official misconduct on th part of
members of this or the last general as
sembly." The committee also touches on tb o
called "Jackpot" episode, but says so long
a no person publicly connected with that
matter Is any longer a member of the
snate, no recommendation Is mad.
The whola question of bribery and cor
ruption charges is placed by th committee
peiore tn senate for whatvp action th
i tn
tea a
iiieuiDers aeem lit.
imo attempt la made In th committee i
rport to recommend the reopening of th
Lorlmer Investigation by the United
States senate or the unseating of m.mK.
of the Illinois legislature rhar4
bribery and corruption.
The senate agreed to receive th report
and It consideration for adoption or re
jection was made a matter ef special order
fpr tomorrow morning.
E. E. DENHAM DIES
SUDDENLY AT HIS HOME
Assl.tant Traffic Chief a Eaepl.y f
Weatern Union Expire. (
Heart Dlseaee.
r m
si, i"nBam- "'tent tr.fflc chief of
th Western Union Telegraph company's
S?, aiy 4tt ociock it
night at his home. Thirty-third and lArl
more streets. Mr. Denham had been cX.
Plaining of f.ellng badly for ten or twWiV.
dy but thought h wa. not aeriousiraf
fected Heart trouble i. thought to hav.
.tutheaw"tdir- hb had
reft l Z Ln'n "1C Md ht
toft hi. work at th. u.u.U time, 6;j0 o'clock.
H was In unusually good .pl.u. when
he arrived horn and busied himself with
..tending to hi. chicken, cm hTpouTtry
farm at hi. horn. Mr. Denham H
year, old and had been a telegrapher
mora than ... ... . " tr
. year. H
cam Ji
irnana fifteen
year ago from
MeCoo.
wnre he waa a train 7 . . '
tbharrk w' tOT 0,9 We8te uiltw .Inc.
that Urn. Hi waa married three v..,.
He la survived
by hi WMn ..
broth.r. " " tnree
., ., u, wnom, N.
B. Denham
..... Bl aunaen. The funeral
arrans-..
ureiiis nave not been mad..
auiu STRUCK BY LIGHTNINjG
Two Member, of Ml,....,, p....
Under Crew Slightly Dlaabled
MTvJ!" T"br,4T. . D.
In"? r Z 'if tn"" nd Drt"r Overshln.
s-nd C. E. Babcock. a telegraph operator,
were .tunned, but oon recoveref Th
car waa only sightly damaged.
Foley Kidney pm,
ytem and help you
take bold of your
to rid yourself of
your dragging backache,
dull headache.
newi
...luairen svaiii j
II K. .... .. . ""
of
.,, , . " n. impaired
action nf x, n . bu ...
aaiey Ilia rPUBl 1 1 II n a 4 SB.
-- ..uiiBa .na bladder. Re
member, it 1. Fol.v KM... .a., a .
this.
For mi. by all druggist..
. - -. ... v a ma met do
toffee Market.
NEW TORK- v. ..
turea rlnan-4 ' r r-iG Fl-
and June. hTsuo; July, lo 44c; Augu.t in 60c
?te.m7"- i0' October. '10
j-t. w wc; icsmtir and January 10 Tv
Jebrnary. lO.ltlc; March 10 ltc "a nil Viio '
Spot coffee, steady; No. 7 Rio. n- sU
tlllU- U"d' CordoltuVl
Dry Goods Marke.
NEW YORK, May 18.-DRT GOOPP
I . y nd some fair slxed contract s-.
PMn..r.Pl .Vth "'" b on't'.rters!
8rinirn,i5fd-,h,s ,m"u'voturlng trado
frfPlv KU.M.b,nf much more
freely here and In other centers. Jobbers
r doing a .lightly better bu.lne..
Omaha Ray Market.
OMAHA. May U.-HAT-No. L niOft:
I. 110.00: napkins srr on- .i.i. m
Straw: Wheat, $6.50; rye, $4 50. oata, $7.00. iw
WmI Harket.
RT. LOUIS. Mo... Mar 18 -WOOL Un
I
1 changed : territory and weatern cnediums.
. (UtTUCi One medliiroB, UJOAo; fia. H&lia.
V