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THE TCEE: OMAIIA. "WEDNESDAY. MAY 24, 1011.
REAL ESTATE
HUM A l KIM tl I.ASn rOR SALE
(Continued.)
1IHi
TEX A 6 UNDB.
640 ArRKa fourteen miles northwest of
Houston, one mil from rallrond station,
ail black sandy anil, fronting on a main
lo jniy road. Price $20 per acre.
liiO acres twelve miles north of Houston,
fronting on a main county road; black,
sandy prairie land. Price $J0 per acre.
u irin ttVelve miles northwest of Hous
tnn, fronting on a main county road; black.
Sandy loam roil. Price 8.H per acre.
All the above land Is well adapted to the
fulilvalhin of any kind of fruit and vege
table, corn or cotton. This class of land
; being soul out In small tracts on easy
payments from 8-Xl to $W0 per acre. Our
trms sre. one-third cash, balance one and
two wars. 1 per cent Interest.
HDIHTO.N LAND CORPORATION
Houston, Texas. Capital Stock, $000,000.
KAN MBA VAL.LKT, Me garden spot el
Texas home of the paper snell pecan. We
tan buy land for you or invest money, i
I er cent net to you secured by mortgage on
these lands ' Correspondence solicited.
1 cler to First Nat l bank, ban 6aoa Nat l
Lank. Ward, Murray si Co., ujd tue mam
Leis in cuoirui from Texu &u.i '
Luileson 4'r San Saba. Tex.
STEAMSHIPS
ALLAN LUE-
l"wt jretjue M. Lawrence Routa
Weekly Sailings from
MONTREAL, XO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW
UOMKulAL TO LON DON, Havre. France
fortnightly from
PHILADELPHIA anu Boston to Glasgow
hliernlid scenery, shortaxt passage, iu
ra tea
Any local agent or
ALLAN T CO., Uetieisl Agents,
137 N. Dearborn be, Chicago.
ANCHOR LINK VTEAMDHIP1
NEW YORK, LO.DoNUfc.Rtt ANi
GLAaJOW.
NEW YOf'K AAb X-.APLICS DIRECT,
tingle or Round Trip Tickets between New
'oik and scotch, Kngliah, Jrisn and all
principal Continental points at attractive
dates, bend for ouok of Information.
Superior Aceerc.mcxlaaone Excellent Cul
tine. Apply pioisptly fur Reservation te
local agenia of Anchor Line or HENDLR
RUN HKUS., Cererai Agents. Chicago. 111.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
WK exchange properties of merit. H. H.
Culver. 812-11 O. N. L. Uldg.. L. Ifc&i,
WA NT E I To trade three strictly mod
ern and up-to-date dwellings with big lota,
trees, fruit, etc . In the very bent residence
district of South Omaha, two blocks from
car line and on paved streets for farm
land. This is strictly high-class properly,
readily tenting at the highest rates and Is
very desirable. Prefer land In Nebraska
or Iowa, but will consider a good farm
anywhere. Answer at once. A. B. C,
block Yards Station. South Omaha.
FOR reliable sales ard exchanges, sea
D. M. LUAMiNU. Wa' brandela Blag.
FOR SALE or exchange, 40 acres of land
6 miles from Clearwater. Antelope county,
Nebraxka, price 160 per acre. Also have
well improved quarter of land 4 miles from
Kwing. Holt county, Nebraska., all level,
price $50 per acre; has mortgage of ROuo.
runs years, want to sell or exchange
equity. Drown & Griffin, Cairo, Neb.
Our old auto now must go.
Hut must bring ua lots of "dough."
For two yeara we now have had It,
But want an Appemon Jack Rabbit
A Bee Want Tad, then, will pay.
And sell our auto the next day.
MRS. PAUL O. LUCE,
4512 Franklin St
Ihla verse, is very good, but doea not
coniorm .to our style.
FOR 8 ALE A clean stock of general
merchandise, consisting of dry goods,
clothing, shoes, hats and caps, carpeta and
rugs, crockery and groceries; also brick
oUr building; well located In good town
of 1,400 people In northeast Nebraska; stock
will Invoice about JlO.ouO; would discount
lock some for cash or would exchange
stock and building tor good farm In south
ern Minnesota, Iowa, southeast South Da
kota, eastern Nebraska, northeast Kansas
or northwest Missouri; land must be good
and at about real value; would assume
small Incumbrance. Give full particulars
about land In first letter; Improvements,
soil, lay ejf land, distance from what
town, most prlo. If land Is rented, what
renu Address J P. car of Bee.
FIVE different quarters of choice land
to exchange for autos. Write W R
Knight, fit. Francis, Kan.
rIalIstate loans
OMAHA property and' Nebraska lands.
OKEEFK REAL EBTATJB CO.
1014 New Omaha National Bank Building.
GARVIN BROS.. Id floor N. T. Life. ISM
to tiOO.UQP on Impiovsd isoperty. No delay?
5 a 5yaft iKiV'gRlrBidl:
WANTED FARM' LOANS. Kloke'lnV
Co., Omaha.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
WANTED City loans and warrant. W
Farnam emitta Co.. U2v Farnam at
5
money on choice business and residence)
property. Loon closed promntly
PETERS TRUST CO.,
l'th and Farnam,
LOANS to home owners and home build
ers, with privilege of making parutal pe
InenU Semi-annually. W. 11. THoMASiM
First National Bank building.
LOANS MADE ON IMPROVED CITY
REAL ESTATE. BUTTON RJHA LTT CO
631 BRANDED BLDG.
CHEAP MONET.
Representing the Penn Mutual Llf, j,,.
Co.. with aaaeta of over $117,0U0,0UO. I am
prepared to aoeept all the good loans of"
fared on Improved Omaha, real estate.
Business and reaidenoe loan made wiuT
ui delay.
THOMAS BRF.NNAN.
', City National Bank Bide
110 to HO.OM made promptly n
Wa Wead Bldg.. mkatad Vns, ft
MONET TO LOAN-laroa lDveatmocTTe"
WB HAVE money to loan on Improve
real estate la Omaha end suburb
NEBRAbKA SAVINGS A LOAN ASSN.
leu, samara Mt. Board of Trade Bldg.
CITY and Farm. JOHN N. FRENZttrC
REAL ESTATE WANTED '
HAVE customer for I or s-roora modern
residence, well located; must be bar-sain
H. C. -WESTERGAARD ,,n
601 City NU Bank Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANT A
Have you anything to offer the farmer
t lowaf Any cheap land for higher priced
a general merchandise store for land or
an kind of an exchanger Or have re
some land you want to sell tor caant Tka
ne paper that reaches the Iowa farmer
la the Dee aloiaes Capital; ai.frje clrcuiatiuo
ally; rale kiugle insertion. 1 cent a word
aJx insertions. 4 cents a word. Lias Molaaa
UalU capital. Dea Moinea la.
WANTED-T0 BORROW
WANTED About tS.000 to build a home;
will pay tteew and Sou per month. J ,
Bee.
WANTED TO BUY
BEST price paid for VI hand furniture,
carpeta clothing and shoes. TeL D. tTl
GOOD MONET for jrour brokn morel
menu and old gold. M. Nathan. lri a). Uik.
EELNER pays good prices for furniture,
cai pets, clothe and shoes. D. 601.
HOl'SES and vacant lots; have cus
tomers WESTERN RRAt, ESTATE CO..
411 Karbaeh Block.
I WILL buy a standard make, 4 pas
senger automobile that Is In good condi
tion; give descrtpllod how long used and
price L til. Bee
WANTEDTO RENT
WANTED Eastern Nebraska, alfalfa or
prairie hay to put up on snares or cash.
Ftato full particulars In first letter. B ili.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Various Factors Tend to Make Condi
tions Irregular.
SHORTS ARE FORCED TO COVER
Oatatandlng Mar Options Offset Bear
ish Crop HHoatloai Recent Rains
General, Dampening Talk
of Dronth.
OMAHA. May . 1911.
The trade In wheat is very unsettled and
the market anion very irregular, due to
the nut'tandlng May contracts, which are
offsetting bearish crop conditions and
r irclng shorts to cover, advancing values
as sellers are timid In pressing any fa
torable crop news. The recent rains have
been general and of great benefit to both
v Inter and spring wheat crops.
The flrmnps In corn Is also due to short
covering, as rains have put the new crop
In f;ne shnpe, and reports Indicate farmers
are ready to sell reserves In Inrge volume,
and Mocks should Increase. Shipping sales
.vers made on the brenk In cash prices and
trls may offset the Increase In receipts.
Heavy buying by the scattered short In
terest put the wheat sharply higher In
face of the firm crop outbreak and general
bearish situation. Cash wheat was un
chsnged. The shorts lr corn followed the lead In
wheat owing to the light stocks on hand.
Crop, news is favorable and receipts are
expected to Increase. Cash corn, 43"jc
higher. -
Primary wheat receipts were 44S.000 bu.
and shipments were 24A.ono bu.. against re
ceipts last year o 201,000 bu. and ship
ments of 6S7.000 bu.
Primary corn receipts were STl.OnO bu. and
shipments were 391.000 bu., against receipts
last year of 4O4,0u0 bu. and shipments of
47S.OOO bu.
Clearances were 44.000 bu. of corn, 800
bu. of oats and wheat and flour equal to
441,000 bu.
Liverpool closed Sd lower on wheat and
',-id higher on corn.
'I he following cash sales were reported:
WHEAT No. I herd: 8 ears, 87c No. J
hard: 1 car, 87c; 1 car, 86c. No, 4 hard:
1 car. i6c.
CORN No. I white: t cars, 19c. No. i
yellow: 1 car, 4SVc." No. 8 yellow: 2 cars,
44c. No. 4 yellow: 1 car, 47Vc; I cars,
47c. No. I mixed: 1 car, 4'e. No. 3
mixed: 4 cars, 48c. No. 4 mixed: 1 car,
47sc; 1 car, M'ic; 1 ear, 4c.
OATS No. 8 whlto: 1 car, 811o. No. 4
white: 1 car, 8IV4O.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 bard. 86W90V: No.' J
hard. 8f.!8!ic; ji0. 4 hard. MHifWnc; re
jected, hard. 72VuSlo; No. 8 spring. 87S9
2c; No. 4 spring. 8SJW0c' No. 2 durum,
83'Mi4c; No. 1 durum. 82'S3V4c.
CuRN No. 2 white, 4tfl44c; No. S white,
484i&4Xc; No. 4 white, 47Q47c; No. 8 color,
4Mi 48c; No. 2 yellow, 4.4f48tc; No. 3 yel
low, 47ij l8V4c; No. 4 yellow, 46Vi47UJc;
No. 2, 4h48c; No. i, Uic; No. 4. 4friJ
47c.
OATS No. 2 white, rf'ic: standard,
Sl,32c; No. 8 white, 8m31e; No. 4
white. SKS-llc; No. 2 yellow. 813114c; No.
4 yellow. 3031c.
BARLEY No. 8. 828c; No. 4. 7484c;
No. 1 feed, 8782c; rejected, 64ig59c.
RYE No. 2, 11.0091.01; No. 8, c$1.00,
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago 164 357 345
Minneapolis .....114 ...
Omaha 2 49 t
Liuluth 41
Available Supplies of Grain,
NEW YORK. May 23. Special cable and
telegraphlo communication received by
Biadstrcet's show the following changes
In available supplies, as compared with
previous accounts: ...
Available supply
Wheat I'nlted States. esst of the
Rockies, decreased, 186,000 bushels. - - Can-
WANTED SITUATIONS
GERMAN (speakt English) wants posi
tion' of any kind; good references. 'Pnone
Web. 6529.
I AM 21 years old, looking for a change
of work; have had some bookkeeping and
stenographic) experience; I am now em
ployed by a reliable firm and can furnish
the best of references; will leave Omaha.
Address K 326, Bee. v.
A.
WANTED A position as nurse In a fam
ily with children, or with elderly lady;
speak English, French and German; pleaae
state wages paid and work required. Ad
dress M. C, Post Box 337. Columbus. Neb.
WANTED Position as saloon porter;
long experience; stranger In city; white.
Phone Doug 1642. Oay.
WANTED Position on ths road by an
experienced lumber and coal man. F. T.
Wing, Lincoln, Neb. . '
SALESMAN, long experience In city,
paint or building supplies; wants work. N
IM, Beo.
l.inr wint. r,n.i,i 1:
' - -vuaai.wia o LVI1IW11UU Willi
some elderly lady or Invalid; best of refer-
" Auaraii, f ait care nee.
THE children will enjoy their bread more
If It Is spread with Farrell's syrup. If
C. J. Peterson, 42W ' Douglas street, will
come to The Beo office within three days
we will glvs him an order for a 60-oent can
free.
LADIES clothes neatly laundered. Phone
W eb. 3426.
YOUNG lady, fair penman, good at fig
urss, dsslres position In an office as
cashier. Address E 821, Beo. -
WANTED A position as wst nurss by
perfectly healthy young woman; baby 4
weeks old. Tel. Harney 8770, for further
particulars.
BY thoroughly competent bookkeeper and
office man; several years' experience in
mercantile and automobile business. E.
804. Bee.
RATE CLAIM and shipping clerk wants
position with large wholesale firm; eight
years' experience; employed at present;
references. Address D, Omaha Bee, Council
Bluffs.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wants book
work Saturday afternoon and evenings.
Addrera E. E. Kenseney, 1814 Dodge 8u. or
call Douglas 4851.
MAN wants position as watchman or
Janitor work. 3117 8. ISth St.
Tftl'Vrt . - ... . . .
- - v. wMiu. vvBiuun riera ana
stenographer; has had two years' experl-
" . . vti UVUIII fitAfcl.
Bl'NDLE washing, also lace curtains;
20 cents an hour for day work. Webster
4272.
FAMILY washing. tL26 par week. Phone
Harney 4129.
LADY wishes to sew In private family
Dressmaking or children sowing. Webster
6714.
BY MIDDLE aged, experienced nfrw
man. No boose, tobacco nor lost time
Home one must h vm nl.. M-
---- - .V, in., m..
S2i. Bee.
HANDT man wnt. Amy, w.k . ... . .-
Henry Walworth, 722 N. 19th. Doug. 4308.
POSITION Ry first class accountant and
bookkeeper; young man, married, steady
and temperate. Hood penman and exten
sive experience. Write and arrange Inter
view at your convenience, Address L. F
B.. 221 So. lath.
FIRST-CLASS shoemsker wants a Job
In a stors or small town. G-J.S9. Beo.
AN experienced wringer man. wants alt
uation. Call B XM.
EXPERIENCED man wants work as
day barn man. 'Phone South 6a.
EXPERIENCED lady wants fsmlly or
bundle washing. South 68.
TOUNO lsdy with experience In photog-'
raphy wishes position In studio; reference
from place formerly employed D 336, Bee
TOUNO man ax-nwan.r... . '
lr cbsnge; a good, line calling for a
-w in aairamananip; sin now em
ployed in one of the hardest lines before
the public; nothing but a high class propo
sition that goes to the better cisas of
people will be considered. Address Chas
W. Rogers, oars Hotel Loyal.
MALE stenogrspher wants work after
8 30 p. m. and Saturday afternoons. Tel.
ebster 3157. .
WANTED By middle aged man of fam
ily, light work: experienced In clerical
work, but willing to do anything: best of
references. Address D. 84. care Bee
STEAM FITTER wants work: 8 years In
Isst shop snd reference; capable of taking
cltarga, Tel. Doug. 7. an.
ada. decreased, 1.87.0"0 bushels. Total
I nited Hates and Canada, decreased,
1.54.iiO busneis. Afloat tor and In Europe,
increased, 4,4r.nno bushels. Total Ameri
can and Ktiropean supply, increased. I,0j.
M bushels.
Corn L tilted Plates and Canada, de
creased, l.OfXi.000 busneis.
nta-l"nlt! Ktates and Canada, in
creased. lis.0 bushels,
1 he leading Increases and decreases re
potted this week follow:
Increases Chlcsgo private elevators,
177.OH0 bushels; Milwaukee privets eleva
tors, ft&.uno bushels; Chattanooga, Ib.OiO
busneis.
Decreases Manitoba, 645,000 bushels;
Omaha, 62.000 bushels.
CHICAGO URAl.t AND PROVISION S
Keatarce of tke 1 radios and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, May 23. Unexpected covering
by a huge operator who had been a shot 1
seller of wheat proved of greater influence
today than all other causes attertlng the
market. May delivery sold the hignest In
months and Closed near the top price of
the swsion, 2e above last nignt. Other
months linisheu Wae hlgner. Corn scored
a net gain of Wo to llvtc, oats WHc and
provisions 2c to 17!c.
In the wneat pit offerings were light
most of the day, but they Increased as
the final hour approached. Nevertheless
the premium of the current option rose to
9Wc over July, a decidedly unusual differ
ence. Furthermore, the tone at (he last
was firm all around. In snarp contrast,
the start of trading hnd been altogether
In favor of the bears, barring c rise for
May. The weakness was due to almost
Ideal conditions for the growing crop, both
winter and spring, aild because of an Im
proved outlook for the yield In countries
acroes the Atlantic. When delayed buying
began, however, and ths fact developed
that purchasing was not at all an easy
exploit, everything else was lost sight of.
July ranged from 87ac to 8SVc and closed
c up at WHc. May varied between 96ie
and ftic, with last sales at 9Sc. a net gain
of 2V,c.
The chief factors strengthening com were
better eastern and export demand, coupled
with lightness of sales from the country.
May shorts stampeded and at the end of
the session that month was igH4c higher.
July fluctuated between 61'c and 62-Hc,
closing Mic up at 62So. Cash grades
were stronger. No. 2 yellow finished at
Reports of damage in central and north
Texas had a bullish effect on oats. July
reached as outside limits 34c and SSt9
3SiC. with latest trades at 34c, a net ad
Vance of VvfiHc
With packing Interests and exporters fur
nishing a moderately good demand, pro
visions were firm. The outcome was a
,nraI,JulvBnr'Pork' THiTKV:; lard, 2's
(610c; ribs, 7 HQ 10c.
Prices in Chicago, furnished by the Up
dike Grain company, Telephone Douglas
2473, 70s Brandels building, Omaha:
Artlclea-i Open. Hlgh. Low. CIoso. Yes y.
Wheat
May.. July...
Sept..,
Corn
May... July...
Sept...
Oats
May... July..,
Sept...
Pork
July.. Sept..,
Lard
May.. July..
Sept...
Ribs
July... Sept..
I 91 H I 9R4
9SS 98
87HI 884
954
874
80T1
CIV
864(8)S87HHI
I I
86V.I 87HI
BlVfl62 62i
ol1 62,
olTsfcf.2
63
62
834
I
33Si'
'33W'Wi
4HI 83i
34si33i4Hl
844l
34 I
33i4
83Ti
B333V6PTi
I
14 40-46
18 95
14 to
14 20
14 40
15 96
14 62
.14 074
14 46
14 CO
I
a vi io,
8 06
I 12V,
T724
rS7H,
8 16
!22
8 06 I
I 124
8 16
8 06
S 124
7 7ZH
7 674
8 224f
7 824 7 724 7 824
7 v I 7 104 7 80
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Easy; winter patents, K00(g4.5O;
straights, t&7ib4.2o; spring straights, U.lb&
4.35; bakers. ta e OO.
RYE No. 2, 9UK7c.
BARLEY Feea or mixing, 6⪼ fair to
choice malting, 9Xcg1.02.
SEEDS Flax, No. 1 southwestern, nom
inal; No. 1 northwestern, nominal. Tim
othy; 812.00. Clover, 116.00.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 814.75
15.00. Lard, per 1(0 lbs., 88.10. Short ribs,
sides (loose), 37.2r.70. Short clear sides
(boxed), S8.0064U24.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 44L00O bu. Primary receipts were
448,000 bu., compared with 201,000 bu. toe
corresponding day a year ago. Ths world's
visible supply as shown by Bradstreet's,
Increased 3.t!,00u bu. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow; Wheat. 240 cars; corn, 438
cars; oats, 309. cars; hogs, 28,000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices wheat: No. 2 red,
9ftirg984c; No. t red, 94970; No. 2 hard,
964984c; No. 8 hard, 94&97c; No. 1 north
ern spring, tl.00'1.04; No.- 2 northern
spring, 81 .001. 08; No. 3 spring, 96tj8c.
Corn: No. 2 cash, 63(&634c; No. 8 cash, M
f63c: No. 2 whits, 634663Vc; No. 8 white,
62V(i&3Wc; No. 2 yellow, 63453c; No. 2
yellow, 6363J.4c. Oats: No. 2 cash, S3c;
No. 8 whits, 3&3354C; No; 8 white. 844
34c; No. 4 white, S3V344o; standard, 34
4; 3fo.
BUTTER Finn; creameries, l&Q21c;
oairies, .icj 1 (o.
EOQ3 RecelpU, 27.914 cases. Market
steady; at mark, cases Included, 124g'13c;
firsts, 144c; prime firsts, 16c.
CHEESE Steady; daisies. 124c: twins.
1149Up; Young Americas, 124c; long
horns. 124c
POTATOES New firm, old weak; choice
to fancy, old, 38ig40c; fair to good, oUV 369
37c: new, 9(gDRc.
POULTRY Weak; lire turkeys. 12c; llvs
fowK 124c; springs, dressed, 22f2c.
VEAL Steady; 60 to 60-lb. weights, 74c;
60 to 86-lb. weights, 6j?9c; 85 to 110-lb.
weights, 9-310e.
Receipts Today Wheat. 164 cars; corn. 867
cars; oats, 246 cars. Estimated tomorrow
Wheat, 240 cars; corn, Vi8 cars; oau, 309
cars.
St. Loals General Market.
BT. LOUIS, Msy 23 WHEAT Steady;
track. Mo. 2 red, tMi&w&c; No. 8 hard, 81
sec.
CORN Higher; track. No. 8, 62H63c;
No. 3 white, 64c
OATS-Firm; track. No. 8, 33c; No. 1
White, 85W&36C.
It VE Lower, Mn.
Futures, higher; May, 83c; July, 8&Hc;
September, soc.
CORN Higher; July, EIVWac; Septem
ber, blc.
OATS Higher; July, 83Hc; September,
83S8S8HC . .....
FIjOUR Dull; red winter patents, 84.20(J
4 70; extra fancy, 83.60uM.10; hard winter
clears. 2 W&3.16.
KEKD Timothy, 85OO0S.5O. '
CORNM fc!ALr-2.0.
BRAN Lower; sacked, oast track. SLOT
61.10.
HAT Steady; timothy, $lo.00tfj 21 00; prai
rie, 112 0115.60.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing, $16.S.
Lard, hlgner; prime steam. 87.8247.92'.
lry salt meats (boxed), unchanged; extra
shorts, 88.25; clear ribs, 38.26: short clears,
$8.50. Bacon (boxed), unchanged; extra
shorts, 3U25; clear ribs, 89.25: short clears,
89.50.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 10c; springs,
2U2..c; turkeys, 12416-c; ducks, 11 V:;
geese, 0.
BUTTER Dull; creamery,
KUG8 Unchanged, 13c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 10.6' 7,700
Wheat, bu 8.fJ0 19 000
Corn, bu 102.OUO 27.0H0
Oats, bu 71,000 i0iooo
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANHAR f'lTV 1mt, M U'Upir
changed; No. I hard. 87H36c; No. 8, 85
WHEAT Msy. 87So bid; July, Xlo bid;
September, 2'g'g3c, sellers.
COHN-llaaitu I, Lc.. .... X'
404'86ic; No. 3. 60tj60Hc; No. 1 white,
CoRN-July, 60"ko, sellers; September,
60c, sellers.
OVo5Wc: No. 8, JftgoOHc
uaid tncnsngeo; mo. I Whlto, 85ffli3c;
No. 2 mixed, K!V3io.
HTE ioil 31.00.
W A V Hi earl v fn 11 AS .1
othv, 815 6v0ii7 oo; choice prairie. 812. 26(313.00.
, , t. iiiibij, iiraia, aio; sec
onds, lie; packing stock, 13c.
EGGS Extras, 17c; firsts, 15c; Seconds.
10c.
. R)ev1pts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu fctoui m aha
Corn, bu M.oia) 3.0u0
C-als, bu 3.0U0 . t.ouo
Onaahai Prod see Market.
Quotations furnished by ths Omaha
Produce exchange:
' BUTTER Creamery, aOHc; packing stock.
14c.
EGGSlSo.
' POULTRT-Brollers. 10c; stags. &3c;
hens, 10c; ducks, 13c.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, May M.-CORN-Hlgher; No. t
white, 62c; No. 8 while, 52c; No. 3 white
62c; No. 3 yellow. 62c; No. 8 yellow. 61V c:
No. 4 yellow, 6H5oe; No. 3 mixed. 62c;
No. 3 mixed 61VC; No. 4 mixed, 6oe50Vc:
sample. 444?48c
OATS-Higher; No t whits, 84Hc; stand
ard. 34V; No. 3 white, 84c.
Onaka Hay Market.
OMAHA. May 33. HAT No. I. 8U.0O: No
t 310 00; packing. 87 00; alfalfa. 313 .10.
Suaw; Wheat, .; ry. .4; osja, 37.0U,
! NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
1 ,
Selling; Movements Directed Against
Market Leaders.
PROFIT TAKING CAUSES HALT
Prices of Many Active leaaea Decline,
bot Rally la Kffected Shortly
Before rinse, nllh Partial
Recoveries.
NEW YORK, May 21-In the stock mar
ket today the most -Aggressive operations
were In the shape of selling movements di
rected against the market leaders, Particu
larly United States steel, and after an
early decline, followed by a rally, an un
mistakable reactionary tendency developed.
Trading was almost the lightest In a week
until the final hour. Prices of many active
Issues declined a point or more, but a rally
was effected shortly before the close and
a large part of the day's losses were re
covered. -
Today's reaction may reasonably be at
tributed to the professional traders, many
of whom have taken profits on the rise
which followed the Standard Oil decision,
and now argue that technical conditions
favor a halt.
Amalgamated copper was the strongest
of the active stocks. The demand for this
Issue presumably' was based In large part
on the Improved condition of the copper
metal market. American Smelting also was
In good demand. .
The Hill stocks showed further strength
today, as did Western Union, which has
come Into demand of late. Ths fertlllrer
shares made some recovery from their pre
vious weakness.
Time money was easy today, ruling at
rates which prevailed last week. Rates for
sixty and ninety days accommodations were
out 4 per cent.
Bonds were Irregular, with a decline of
4 In United States 4s. Total sales, par
Value. 83.6A4.0O0.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows
galea. Hit. Uw. Clnee.
Atlta-niaimtre P X
VnalsamMea Copixr I4.K 74 4
Jlmertran Atrlrultural M0 M tj"
Amerloan Beat Susar 1 Hon 44 44
Amertran Can I ? 1IH 114 HH
Amerima C. P l.im M4 I M'4
Amertran Cotton Oil 1. 40 14 ii Vi
Amertoan H. A I. pM t.t4
Am. Ira tseurltlfn M0 U4 124
American Linseed lit
American LoromotlTe 4t4 424
Amartaan S. A ft 1,004 il4 sn
Am. 8 H. pfd in
Am. Steel Foundries M0 4H
Am. Sugar Reflnlnf... Sn 13Mi 120 1M
American T. T 1.400 144 144 H"4
Amertran Tnhaoro pfd 00 lot 101 H 101 4
American Woolen M
Anaronda Mining Oo 1.M0 4o 4fl4 4014
Atrhlaon 8,100 UUj 112S H't
Atchlaon pfd 10 104 104 W
Atlantic Oast Line.... 1.100 12 121 1?
Ralttmora Ohio 400 104 1044 1
Bethlehem Steel 1.M0 J Jl 24
Brooklyn Rapid Tr 4.M0 n M 0i4
Canadian Parllle 1111 M4 211 t!4
Central Leather .' 3.400 M 0 sou,
Central Leather pfd MO 101 14 let 10
Central of New Jeraey -. . . : . . 22
rheaapeak Ohio 1.400 . M US 12
Chlraan A Alton... .... 100 14 114 14
nilcase O. W 21
C. 0. W. pfd...' 44
Chlcaco N. W 14
C, M. A St. P..
C, C. C. A St. L.
Colorado P. A I
124H
44
14
700 1444 MH
Colorado A Boutharn. SS
Conaolldate4 Oas , , 00 14 14(4
Corn Produrta !fi4
Delaware A Hudson IT?
Denver ft Rio Grande,. M
D. A R. O. pfd
rHatlllarr Swurltlaa' MO n US I
Brie 4.100 29 t74 3SV4
Erie lit pfd 100 iOS 14 B4U,
Bria Id pfd 404
General Blectrto 1.100 1404 1C4 140
Great Northern ptd 1.400 1!' 12'4 130
Great Northern Ore etts.... 400 41 4tt 4214
Illlnola Ontral n
Intarboroush Met. ......... t.OnO 114 It
Int. Mat. pfd 1.800 44 42 6S4
Intarnatlonal Harveatar .... 400 127 S4 124 127
Int. Marina pfd 1744
International Paper 1.404 II U 11
Intarnatlonal Pump 40
Iowa Central ,. ..... lTVi
Kanaaa City Southern.! 100 14 H l
K. C So. pfd 100 4 41 fi
Lacleda Gas I,)0 1044 10M ) H
Loulavllla A Nashville 100 Ul 14a4 ,.
Minn. St.' Leula........ 2
m , at. p. a i. a. m...
M., K. A T I.H.:
M . K. A T. ptd.
Mlaaourl Paclfto
INatlonal Bracult ....4'J...
National Lead
404 ism 1J7' 117
9.I0S 16 4 I4U,
1.804 4744
4,400 MS,
4(l
IT
K4
111
5
44
W
100 117
. 700 , 4444
OO ll4
N. R. R. of M. ta pld....
New Tork Cantratti. eM,,.'
N. T.. O- A W....v,....y
Norfolk A Weatarn
North Ajiierlrn ....J. ji....
Northern PacKle ...a. .
Pacific Mall .,
Pennaylvante ' , ...!.....
Plop la' a (iaa
P.. C, C. A 84. L.
Plttaburi Coal
Praaaed Steel Car
Pullman- Palace Car
.Railway Steel Spring
Reading
Repuello Steal
Republic Bleel ptd
04
10
7(4 101 104 108'4
100 4St4 4IH4 43
1.100 108 101 101V,
,...u 71
17,400 m4 1214 1244
M0 M44 264 4
' 4,J'0 ' III 132 12214
oo iou, lufiia
100 444 44 M
1,1114 11 US 1144
100 16' J6"4 15
200 1424 1424 141
I'D U't l.t'4) I44
.too 1404 1644 iwv,
404 . Ila II II "4
400 V Hi
Kork laland ( v
Rock laland Co. pfd
St. L. A 8. P. id pfd
8t. Louie B. W
St. U 8. W. pfd
aiora-ahefflald 8. A I
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway ptd
Tenneeeee Coppar
Texaa A Pacific
T.. 8t. L. A W
12
44
424
124
44S
41
lltt
tot
00
44 '4
424
. .? 51
. .4fl4 1144 11 HI
100 4 144 14 4
. 1,400 494 47 4744
404 II 174 11
SO 174 i 74
. . too 114 tl4 21-4
. 100 114 HH 40V4
. 41.100 144 lal4 144
. 3.700 46 14 44
M
T.. St. U A W. pfd....
Vnion Pacific
Union Pacific, ptd i
I'nlted atatea Realty...
Unlteu States Rubber...
United atatae Bteal
tl. S. Bteal pfd
ttah Copper
Va. -Carolina- Chimloel
Wabaah
Wabaah pfd
WaaMrn Maryland
Waatlnshsuaa Wectrlo ..
Weatera t'nloa
Wheeling A L. K.
Lahlgh Valley
. 1.100 41 4144 41
.174.400 104 74 7a
400 119 111 HI
. 4.400 47 444 47
, I.HO 14 17 M
00 14 14 14
404 14 17 II
, 1.200 64 H 44
1.400 Tl 71 72
, 10.400 11 74 II
4
4.100 1T4 1714 171
661. 101 abaras.
London Stock Market,
LONDON. May IS. American securities
opened slightly lower today. Later the
market advanced under the lead of Erie
and Missouri. Kansas eV Texas. At noon
ths market tone was steady and values
ranged from above to below yester
day's New York closing.
Conaola. money... 81 7-14 Laulevllla A N......1M
da aocount II at., K. A T II
Amal. Coppar 41 N. T. Central 1114
Anaconda 4 Norfolk A W Ill
Atchlaon ............114 da pfd II
do ptd ,..1'I4 Ontario A W 44
Baltimore A Ohla... .l4 Peanarlvanla -s 43
Canadian Pacific. ...144 Rand Minis..... 1
Cheaepeake A O,.,. 44 Raiding 12
Chlcaio O. w........ It (outturn Ry 14
Chi., Mil. A St. P.. 14 do ptd 44
Da Been 14 Southern Pacific 1114
Denver A Rio O ... II Union Pacific 114
do pld 44 do pfd 44
Erie 14 U. S. Steal 41
do lat pfd... II a pfd 12S
da Id pfd 41 Wabaah 17
Grand Trunk II do pfd 114
Illlnola Central 141
SILVER Bar. steady at 4Sd per ounce.
MONEY m4i'14 per cent.
Toe rate of discount In the open market
for short and three months' bills Is 2Vj per
cent.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, May 23. Closing quotations on
mining stocks were as follows:
Allouas II Miami Copper 04
Amal. Copper 44 Mohawk 41
A. Z. L. A g 17 Nevada Con 14
Artaona Com 12 Ntpleelni Mines 10
Atlantic 4 North Butte 14
B. A a C. A . M. 14 North Lake I
Bulla Coalition 0 Old Dominion 41
Cel. A Arlaoaa- 14 Oaeoola 10S
Cal. A Hacia 447 Parrot . A (X 11
Ceeteenlal II Qulncy 71
Capper Range R. C. 43 Bhannoa 11
East Butta C, M II Superior 13
Franklin II Superior A B. M ... 14
Olroui Coa. 4 Buperlar A T. C 14
Oraaby On 44 Tamarack IT
Greene Cananaa ... t 1-14 U. g. S. R. A tl.... 14
ale Rovale Copper. 14 do pfd 40
Kerr Lake 4 Utah Coa. u
Lake (topper 17 W'fnona 1
La Salle Coppar 4 Wolverine Ho
SAakae.
New York Ktalngr Stocks.
NEW TORK. May 83. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Alias 'Little Chief
Com. Tunnel ateek... II Meiloaa 421
do.bonda II Ontario n
Coa. Cai. A Va 14 Ophlr 117
Horn Silver Standard m
'Iran Silver 14 allow Jacket M
Laaavilla Coa l
Uttarae.
Lex's I Serontle-a.
Quotations furnished by Burns, Brtnker
A Co., 448 New Omaha National bank
kuilding:
Bid aaked.
City of Omaha 4e. tM lab 106 41
City of Omaha 4 We. 1M1. school... 104 104
CudaJiy Parking Co. 6a. 1SS4 44 r
Chicago Railway la. UZT 4s le
Deere Co. aa, notes 100 Km
Eaat St. L A Bub. la, NI IX
Fairmont Creamery let g. I par OC H 140
Falrmoat Creamery pfd I par eeat.... M pm
luaa PortlaAd Cameat lat mtg- 4a. ul
Kanaaa Oaa A Clac. f per et. pfd- si lie
4 aaaaa Cly Ry. A L4. as. 1411... s a
3anAara Ooi J. A 4 I . i ptd.... M tu
S.Vc
Omaha Water tt, IMS M4 H
' 's H - ?.. "4
Cmatis C B. St. F. PM I p. e.... 114
Omaha A C B. St. Kr. 00 ra ;!4
Omaha tiaa . KIT ; at
TVter Mtli per rent pfd ft
Siuta Omaha ttr v,a
Tnpsa Rail war M. 1MB. Mv, T
t'nlnn SWa Vanla mart, 12
fnlnn Stark TaM. bond l"t
Wlaa Memorial Hoapltal a. lull lot 101
.Nee York Money Market.
NEW TORK, May 23. MON E Y On call,
steady. 21'h2tt per cent; ruling rate, 2
per cent; closing bid. 2 per cent; offered
st 2S ler cent. Time loans, easy on fall
ing off demand; sixty dsvs. f4g2 per
cent; ninety days, 2 per cent; six months,
34 per cent.
I riUME MERCANTILE PAPER-SVai
per cent.
STERLING EX CIlAVOE Steady, with
sctusl business In bankers' bills St 84.8460
for sixty-day hills snd st 84 8M0 for de
mand. Commercial bills. 84. M.
SlUVER-Bsr. 53V; Mexican dollars, 4Sc,
R(NIS Oovernn.ent, easy; railroad ir
regular. Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
V. 8. ref. ta, re....100Uj eint. Met 4H. 70S
da coupon lenv. Int. M. M. 4s 4T
V. 8. Ir reg 101 'Japan 4l !'
do coupon 101 44 "an 4tta M
V. B. 4a. re 114S K. C. Bo. lit la 7
do coupon U4S L. S d. 4a lMi 4S
Allia-l'hal. tat ta 77', L. A N. unt. 4a MS
Am. Af. 4a 101 M K A T. 1st 4a... 47
Am. T A T. cv. 4a..ims do gen. 4e I74
Am. Tohacos 4a so Mo. Partftr 41 T4
do 4a , inauj N. R. R. nf M. 4V4a 41
Armour A Co. 4a.. M N. T. O. g. Itl
Atrhlaon sen. 4a do deh 4a tt
do ov. 4a 11H4 N. Y.. N. H. A H.
do ev. ta 118V, ev. 4a HIT,
A. C. L. let 4i 'f. N. A W. lat e. 4a... M4
Bal. A Ohio 4a S', do rv. 4a 107
do l4i 42 No. Pacific 4a t;
do 8. W. lv,a Mt do la 7IH
Brook. Tr. ev. 4a..,, 4 O. 8. L. rf1. 4a M"4
on. of Oa. ta 1M4 Pnn. eon. 4a 104
On. Leather ti l"4 Reading sen 4a MV4
C of N. J. Si... 122', 8. L. A 8. F. ff, 4a. II
Chea. A Ohio 4Ha...,10lS do (en. ta 12
do ref. ta..'. Mi St L 8. W. e. 4a... son
Chicago A A. IWl... t dn lat gold 4a 41S
C. B. A Q J. 4a , 8 A. L. 4a TfS
do gen. 4a 47 80. Pac. col. 4a I3S
C. M. t I F 1 IHa 2 do ev. 4a s
C R. I. A P. e. 4. 7S do lat ref. 4a 44
do rfg. 4i ' 8n. Railway la 10144
o1o. Ind. ta 744 dn awn. 4a to
Oolo. Mid. 4a II Union Pacific 4s lot
C. A r. A a. 4Vta IK4' dn ev. 4a inna,
D. A H. ev. 4l tt do lat A ref. 4a... H7',
D A R. O. 4l t tT. 8. Rubber la 104S
do ref. ta 41 f. 8. Steel Id tl 1"44
01111111' ii 7SS Va -Car. t hem. tl. .101
Erie p. I. 4i I7S Wahaah lat ta 10'S
do gen. 4a 7S dn lat A ex. 4a.... "
do ev. 4i, aar. A... 14 Waatern Md. 4i 28
dn aertea B 1 West. Eler. cv. ta...
Oen. Elec. cv. ta....lM Wla. Central 4a aav,
111. Can lat ref. 4a. 1444 Mo. Pas. ev. la 4IS
Bid. Offered.
Jfew York Cnrb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, 215 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha.
Amir. Tobacco 121 ' Nevada Cona lt
Bar State Gal 34Uj Newhouaa II
Butt Coalition U Nevada-l'Uh 14
rirtua II Ohio Copper IS
Chins 24 Rawhldi Coalition.. t
Chief rani 1'4 Ray Central 144
Ely Central 2 Pwlft PUg. Co 101
Rly Corn 41 Seara-Roeburk CS...140S
Franklin lt BllVr Pick 2a
Glroux 4S Superior A Pitta.... It
Belmont 44 Tonopah Mining 4
Green Cananaa 74 Trinity 0ppr 44
Inapiratlon I United Copper 14V
La.ro aa i
Bank C'learlnaa.
OMAHA, May 2S Bank clearings for to
day were 82.640.250.77 and for the corre
sponding date last year 82,565,061. Li.
NEW YORK GtrVERAL MARKET
((notations of tke Day on Varlons
Commodities.
NEW YORK, May 23. FLOUR Steady;
spunk patents, et.uft'f.15; winter patents,
34.104i4.50; winter extrss No. 1, 83.3tKij3.40;
Kansas straights, 34 lOTg'4.30; winter
straights, J3.SHXu4.0U; spring clears, 8a.734
4.10; winter extras No. 2, 83.1pi.3.26. Rye
flour, unsettled; fair to good, 4.(B'5.u6;
choice to fancy, 86.10iS5.25.
CORNMEAL Steady ; fine white and
yellow, 81.U41.2f coarse, 81.10S1.15; kiln
dtled. 3S.no.
WHEAT Spot, Irregular; No. 2 red,
96Ve, elevator, and 87c, f.o.b., afloat: No.
1 nortnern. uuiuth, 3l.oxuj, f. o. b.. afloat.
Futures market declined at the start on
the cables and favorable domestic and
foreign crop news, but advanced sharply
on covering, due to bullish developments
In the May position In Chicago, closing
at c net decline for May and Ho to c
aavance jnr tne later positions.
CORN BdoL firm: exDort new No. S.
41V-, f. o. b.. Afloat. Futures market was
without transactions, closing at He to Sc
net advance. May closed, Hic; July, oOc.
OATS Spot, firm; standard white, 40c
Futures market was without transactions,
closing nominal.
HAY Firm; prime, $1.601.60; No. 1. 31.40
1.60; No. 8, 31251.35; No. 8, Sl-OOAjLls,
HIDES Steady; Central America, 19
kuc; uogota, 2i'ij"c.
LEAlHKR Bteuay; hemlock firsts. 23V,
Wiic; seconds, ?lvia'23Hc; thirds, lgr)c
rejects, 14?)15c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; mess, 317.75
iuzo; lamny, i.o'raj.uu, short clears.
fiti.uo-ais.w. Beet, quiet;, mess, 312.50&I8 00;
family. 313.50i 14.00: beef hams. 324.00&27.00.
Cut meats, steady; plokled bellies, 310.00ft
414.00; pickled hams. tll.7&ii 12.50. Lard,
nrm; miaaie west prime, 3o.25iim.35; re-
tinea, quiet; continent. 4.u6; couth Amet
lea. 39.60: compound, 8TH1i:67.87H.
TALLOW Dull; prime city, hhds.
6 15-16c; country. 5A.fto.
EGGS High grades, steady; low grades,
weak; fresh gathered, selected extrss, VStp
euc; iresn gathered, seconds, io16tc; fresh
gathered, dirties. No. 1, 14c; fresh gathered,
dirties. No. 2, 12W13c; fresh gathered,
checks, good to prime. 12V413c.
BUTTER Firm; creamery specials, 22c;
extras, 21c; firsts, aMc; seconds, 18VQI
WStc; thirds, 16Val"Ve; state dairy finest,
21c; good to prime, lg20c; common to fair,
l.ValRc; process speVdal, 17c; extras, 16Hc;
firsts, 16c; seconds, 14V,l6c; factory, cur
rent mske, firsts, -lfiVtc; seconds, loc.
CHEKSK Steady; old skims, 610c; new,
2$j"1c.
POULTRY Dressed, firm; western fowls,
12H:EVic; western turkeys, 13316c.
Cotton Market.
NKW TORK, Msy 23 COTTON Spot,
closed quiet; middling uplands, 16.10c; mid
dling gulf. 16.35c. Fates. 100 bales.
FT. I.OUJS, May 23-COTTON-Market
unchanged; middling, 15; sales, 30 bales;
receipts. 441 bales; shipments, 441 bales;
stocks, 12,159 bales.
New Torli cotton market, aa furnished
bv I.nfian A Ttrvnn maml..,. -,e X' - i.
Cotton exchange. 316 South Sixteenth street:
Articles. I Open.) Hlgh.. Low. Close. Tes'y
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS May 23.-WHBAT May
96Tc; July, 96c; September. 90(59OHc;
fecemt,er faV.kf TCn 1 K o w ria 1 . . x- ,
northern. 9(tWc; No. 2 northern, MVit?
sn', ro. o, vtyy&Txtyii;.
FLAX Closed at 12.34.
BARLEY-6VS4c.
CORN No. 3 yellow, SJ-SMo.
OATS No. 3 white, 82Vic
RYE No, 2. 90c.
1TTJhl3 rira wamnm 9A OMt.A OA. .
patents. 34 .504 80; first clears, 83.20ra3.60;
second cleHrs. 32 2tvg2.S5.
BrtAN e-'l.trtHlS w.
Philadelphia Prodnco Market.
PHIIADELPHIA, May 23. R T TTTE R
Firm: extra western creamery, 83c; extra
nearby prints, 24c.
EOGS Steady; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases, 85.25 per case;
current receipts, free cases, 84 80 per caee;
weitem firsts, free rase., 85.10 per case;
current receipts, free cans. 84 90 per case.
CHEESE Quiet; New York full creams,
old, fancy, September, lZft'Wc: New York
full creams, fair to good, llimo: New
York full creams, new as to quality, 119
lUc.
I oMfi Market.
NEW TORKf May 23. COF FEE Futures
closed steady at a net advance of l'f(3
points. Sales. 52.500 bags. May and June,
10.7lc; July. lO.bxc; August. 10S?o; Septem
ber. 105f.c; October. IO.Shc; November. 10 38c;
Iieremher and January, 10 40c: February,
10 41c; March and April, 10 42c. Spot coffee.
Steady; No. 7, Rio. 12c; No. 4, Eajitos, 13c
Mild, quiet; Cordova, 13a 15c.
Mllwaab.ee Grain Mjtrket.
MILWAUKEE. May 23 WHEAT-Na. 1
northern, 81.U2; No. 2 northern, tl.OOijjLOl;
siay. riic; juiy, on'a'r.
OATS Standard, SifiRc.
BARLEY Malting, fK-4i1.01
Dnlotk Grain Market.
DI'LtTH, May I3.-WHEAT No. 1 hard,
81; No. 1 northern. 9e; No. 3 northern,
--.Si6:se: May, 994,c; July. Wc; Sep
temlr. 9J'Jc.
OATS 44c.
Ths Key to ths Situation Be Want Ads.
July.. 16 04 16 06 16 92 I 15 94 16 07
Aug.. 15 42 15 47 16 88 f 16 40 15 44
Sept.. 13 78 13 73 18 64 13 64 18 75
Oct... 13 21 13 22 18 15 13 16 13 19
Dec... 13 12 13 13 13 06 13 06 13 10
May... IS 94 15 95 15 84 16 84 15 96
i OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Show Little Change Compared
with Monday.
HOGS ACTIVE, BUT FIVE LOWER
heett aad Lambs Make Another Ad
visee 1st Prices of Fifteen to
Twesty.riT tents Rlare)
Monday,
SOUTH OMAHA. May 23. l!lt
Receipts were: Csttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 4 H3 .7 1.2-'
Kstlmate Tuesday 6.00 1H.W0 6,7'i0
Two days this week.. S.133 2:.7M 7,?s
Same da s last week. . .10'T'S m.i 10.1OS
Same days 8 weeks ago.10.277 U.9S0 14.24.1
rami davs 3 weeks ago. 7,a.r7 12,ti7 11. 7M
Same days 4 weeks sgo. 8.07 2U.020 19.510
Same days last year 8.451 17.134 U'.SiM
Ths following tabla shows ths receipts of
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
lor the year to data as compared with
last year:
lfU. 1S10. Ins
Cattls 47 126 87.f? 19.
Hogs 1,017, S2 R.IS.1S4 209. "A
Sheep 375.633 5r'5.283 90.350
The following table shows the . average
prices on hogs at South Omaha for the
last several days, with comparisons:
Dates. I 19U .:810.1909.19flS. 1 1907. 1 1906. 1 1905.
May 14...
May 16...
May 16...
May 17...
May 18...
May 1!...
May 20..
.May 21...
May 22...
May 23...
I 891
7 OS
7 11
6 241
6 22
80 6 31 1
341 30 6 15
6 1.) 29i 6 20
b w7ai
6 894.1
6 Mm
( 7Mh
6 73
30
361
9 44
3A
as!
9 411
6 241
7 96
7 021
6 9
9S
6 21
6 33, 6 S3
6 3t 6 26
6 36 6 20
I 6 24
26i
6 23! 6 29
19, 6 28
6 SOj
6 84
6 S"
5 3i
6 25
23
7 01
34
6 64
6 59
7 001 6 371 18
I 43
1 6 26 ( 11
Sunday.
Receipts snd disposition of live stock st
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m. Tues
day: RECEIPTS CARS.
. Cattle. Hog-s. Sheep. H'r's.
C, M. A St. P 1 9
Wabash 4 8
Missouri Pacific 8 6 .. . .
Union Pacific 50 42 11
C. & N. W.. east 8 6 5 ..
C. A N. W.. west 72 78 2
C St. P.. M. & 0 34 16 ..
C, B. A Q , east 2 10 2
C, B. & Q., west 48 51 10 1
C, R. I. & P., east... 3 10
C, R. I. A P., west.. 3 8
Illinois Central .. 1
Chicago Ut. Western o 6
Total receipts 232 23S 30 1
DISPOSITION HEAD.
' Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 731 2,762
Swift & Co 1,118 4.697 8.166
Cudahy Pscklng Co 1.2S8 4.562 1.647
Armour & Co 965 1,679 2,606
Krey Packing Co 2H3 '..
Murphy 918 ....
Morrell 169
Sinclair If
Stephens Bros 97
Hill A Son 29
F. B. Lewis 6.8
Huston & Co 59
J. B. Root & Co 5
J. H. Bulla 10
McCreary aV Carey Ul
8. Werthelmer li7 ....
Lee Rothschild 21
Mo. & Kan Calf Co 47
Cllne Christy 29
.McConaughey 2
Other buyers 476
Totals 5.342 14.912 7.420
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were very
fair, although the total for the two days
this week lalls short of tne same period
last week by nearly 1,000 head. As com
pared with a year ago, there Is a slight
gain. Most other msrkt points were well
supplied with cattle snd the feeling gen
erally was a little easier.
Beef steers opened with buyers holding
back, evidently with the idea of learning
something about prices st other points be
fore taking on very many cattle. The
trade the first half of the morning was a
good deal of a draz. hut atlll it entiled
down Into a market that was not very
much different from yesterday's later mar
ket. - In fact, a good many were quoting
11 aicau; wun yeateroay s Close, but hardly
u guou as we Deal tims yesterday morn,
lng. . .
fo very great change took place In the
market for cows and heifers. As was the
case yesterday, good light heifers sold
.very freely at good steady prices. Heavy
snd plain cattie were a little alow and
none too atrong.
There were not enough atorkera nr feed
ere in sight to make a market, but what
few there were sold st vsry strong prices,
the same aa they havs been doing for
some days back.
Quotations on cattls: Good to choice beef
steers, 66.75fc6.10; fair to good beef steers,
8p.50i4rt.75; common to fair beef steers, 36.08
eu to cnoice neuers, 4b.mk44a.771;
good to choice cows, 34.76ij6.26; fair to good
tows snd heifers, 84.25&4.75; common to fair
cows and heifers. 62.764.00; good to choice
stockers and feeders, 36.30a6.70; fair to
good stockers and feeders. 65.30S.70; fair
to good stockers and feeders, 65.005.30;
cammon to fair stockers and feeders, 84 o
K ia-'weT w. e4.axtm.uo; veal calves,
(4.25(7.25; bulls, stags, etc., 64-00Su.26.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ne. At. Pr. Ne. At. p,.
14 14 1144 I i
It 1144 40 II 1117 I J0
1 U2 I 41 II J071 1 70
t 1147 4 44 41 11M 70
M 17 ...ltlS I 70
1 1M S 47 77 I 70
4 Hll 4 64 IT ms 75
' 1 44 tO 1171 I 74
4 1121 4 40 1 H7 I T
1"! M M 1144 I 74
M ll 40 14 H06 1 jj
M U4 i 40 4 14,a 1 7,
1 1041 t 44 17 1344 a 7I
Ml M M l,eo I 7,
i hot I 44 in io,0 .
f 'M 4 M 12 I 10
' 4S II a ,
14..
....1147 t 70 11 1,2, ,
....1KT I TO 10 i6S1 a M
10
14 1111 4 TO II T4T I 10
STEERS. HEIFERS AND COWS
1 4 M II 1121 1 40
1 10 14 II 74 I 46
M KO 4 10 14 141 1 4a
M II 1044 I IS
1 IC 1 774 6 II
v rrt t ii i 100 m
40 14 ISM I 7
M 21 I 40 II U2, 1 7J ,
urn ( 40 ma a M
COW s.
t T45 t tO 8
711 14 8
4 1111 4 44 4
4 1047 4 44 4
4 1111 4 44 i
1274 4 41 4 ,
14 1111 4 70
124 4 T6
1144 4 M
117T 4 10
1211 4 IS
11F.4 4 10
1044 I 16
HEIFERS.
" 4 14 14 MIT I 24
"4 I 04 S4 10S4 I 16
14 714 I 44 1 420 I 40
3 1116 I II
BULLS.
1 1M 4 74 I U6 I at
1 304 I 00
CALVES.
144 i 4 1 114 T 28
1 Hi 1 00 4 Ill T 40
1 t 00 1 no 1 64
1 170 T 14
STOCKERS AND FEEDER8.
8 444 I 10 T 714 I 20
411 I 14 41 la I 10
I 42 I II
HOG8 Nickel declines prevailed on bulk
of business In ths hog yards this morning.
Burdensome receipts were responsible, hut
the demand was broad and the market
showed a very fair degree of freedom. A
supply of fully 16.000 head changed hands
In less than three hours, margins between
lard, butcher and bacon weights remaining
unchanged at cheaper cost.
Active movement at least found a partial
explanation In the outlet furnished by
order and speculative buyers. About one
eighth of the total offerinka moved Into
channels other than local packing and se
lection of weights by this class of buyers
was by no means critical. All kinds of
animals, barring poor and rough quality
Stock, went over the scales to shipping and
speculative pens
Long strings ranged from $7.50 to $".6f,
butchers selling around I5.fo.y6 60. Best light
grades on sale dropped to 85.70, a nickel
les then yesterday a top and 8uo less than
high pries a week ago
rtepreaeniauve sales:
No. At. Sk. Tr. Ne. v. la. Pr.
II 141 40 i 44 46 2v4 40 4 40
40 7 ... I 40 44 40 4 40
T7 Ill ... 4 64 I 144 ... M
ti in ... 1 40 ii ui ... I n
64 144 M I 40 Tl Ill 240 I 60
11. 121 140 I 44 46 Ill 10 4 44
44 UI 40, 4 4214 44 171 ... 1 41
Tl 241 I 42 44 2M ... I 40
14 IJ4 . . I 46 214 40 4 40
I! ...... tM M I61 14 K4 114 4 44
41 tl 144 44 T4 14T 10 6 10
II 27 44 4 14 T4 ua 40 I 40
41 14 ... 4 44 74 Ill (0 4 40
11 mo ... Ill II Ut ... 4 10
40 276 144 6 46 70 :sl ... 6 40
II....... 121 ... 1 44 44 I'll ... I 40
tl tT . . 4 66 Tl. 216 40 4 10
II. I!l 40 I 64 47 244 IS 4 40
II !- 40 4 14 44 144 ... 4 40
44. 274 ... 4 44 T4 244 ... 4 16
II Ill ... 4 44 124 237 M 4 46
40 21 M 16 64 lal ... Ill
41. ...... .214 160 4 44 14 U ... 6 44
44 In ... I 14 74 t?T ... 8 S
7 2 n I r 140 ... I
41 . ... I 44 44 144 m I
7 ! . I II 44 IU 40 I M
4 : !" M I M 41 ?4 PIN
14 J7 S0 I n M 114 40 I IS
17 t4 . I M 47 It N IK
H It.t 40 4 57 in Ill ... 141
10 ,1?S ... It; II .114 W III
in Ill ... If; M KM 4 I 70 ,
40 llf. .. I IT TO p4 114
44 41 iro I 57 11 1t im t T
l 27 K ID t0 40 I HI
47 t 140 140 M t ...'III
l I4f . .l 40 T0 .. I 1.4
41 M 40 I an 171 40 I II
70 j-4 40 I en a.. 1:4 ... I II
71 2J? ... 140 .41 M 10 I 44
114 . . I 41 71 ... I 14
M 171 140 I 40 II te 40 I an
I 21 10 A tr. .144 . 140
II 17" ... I in TO ) l to I M
40.. in ... I an jm ... o
Tl tn ... I 40 14 1J ... I M
tn . . I o 14 rl ... I as
4 JM m i an a 142 ... I as
4 27! 0 I 40 tl fJ an 1 a
11 25i 10 4 an ta tai 41 1 an
140 247 ... I 40 II til 40 I 14
11 217 120 I 14 II 1.11 ... I II
II 24 . . 4 40 II 140 tO 147
41 244 10 40
SHEEP Another session of soaring lam
trade developed in the sheep barn this
morning. Buyers made no secret of their
needs snd despite the fact that offerings
amounted to shout thirty doubles, prac
tically everything sold at big advances
over yesterday's sales. Cost of various
standard bands t.f stock averaged ltVf2So
higher, the larger premium being the rule
and the smaller one the exception.
Vigorous demand existed for anything
fit to kill from the opening and It follows,
of course, that a very good celarance was
made wltho'it difficulty or delay. To this
demand, due to lighter storks of dressed
lamb as well as a broad consuming de
mand. Is generally ascribed the sky-high
trend of the market lately.
Shorn lambs were In best supply and
proved favorites. Hulk of western animals
without fleece moved at a range of 86.6itf
7.00, this spread calling for good to chotce
quality and 70 to 85-pound weight. Right
around six loads of wooled Mexican lamhs
were offered and the best grades sold as
mgn as ii.nu, lending belief that the ratio
between wooled and shorn stock prices hs
been properly sdjuated. Extra good sprln
Ismha made sn sctual top of 3 0ft.
There in only e, sprinkling of mature
euerv tin saie ana volume oi traae was
hart'ly large enough to reflect t quotable
market. Wooled Mexican ewes reached 36.10.
shorn ewes sold at $4.50 and shorn wethers
acted credibly at 36.00.
Wuotetions on Sheep and Lambs: Good
to choice spring lambs. $70niS50; fair to
good spring lambs. 66.00y7.00; Mexican
lambs. $7.0TS7.nO: western hsndv In in be.
$6.6."7.15; western heavy lamhs. 66.00gvl66;
horn lambs, rikkI to choice, 6 nOu ?.fl(
shorn lambs, fair to good, f.Y754TA.&ti; feed
ing lamhs, shorn. $.1. 7534.75; yearlings,
shorn, $4v;tV&6 40; westerns, shorn, 84.60tf5.tlO;
ewes, good to choice, shorn, 84.SoS4.75;
ewes, fair to good, shorn, e3 S54.35.
representative sales:
No.
Av.
143
84
96
73
79
NO
67
60
. .. . . 67
culls.. 62
86
87
Pries.
iv bucks, 'horn
132 western ewes, shorn ..
445 wertern ewes, shorn..
5W western shorn lambs..
261 Mexican lamhs
269 Mexican Iambs
257 western shorn lambs
10 western shorn culls ..
246 western shorn lambs..
10 western shorn lambs,
119 western ewes, shorn ..
S74 A'estern shorn lambs..
112 spring lambs
133 western lamhs
160 Mexican ewes
8 o
4 00
4 50
6 80
1 Ul
7 50
65
6 00
6 65
6 00 ,
8 60
6 60
. 8 00
( 85
6 10
6 00
6 76
I 75
60
66
84
83
107
77
60
n
76
67
78
83
82
a
197 western wethers '
660 western shorn lambs...
141 spring lambs
648 western shorn lambs ..
326 weMern lamhs
75 wertern lambs, culls.,
343 western shorn lambs..
6b Mexican lambs
4S1 Mexican lambs
24 Mexican lambc culls..
o to
5 26 -
7 00
765
7 66
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Steady Hoes
Weak Sheep Strong:,
CHICAGO, Msy 23.-CATTLE Receipts,
3.000 head. Market steady. Beeves, 66.10r(ji
6.40; Texas steers, 34.606.60; western steers,
$40ra6.8i); stockers snd feeders, 83.90t3i6.76;
cows and ' heifers, $2.40ai.76; calves, 64 76
417.25.
HOGS Receipts, 19.000 head. Market
weak. 6c lower. Light, $3.666.05; mixed,
$5.65&5.9o; heavy, $5.4t)(gtt.60; good to choice
heavy, t.w(jo.ho; pigs, $5.40426.96. Bulk of
sales, 65. 764jo.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 15,000
head. Market strong for good grades,
others'! weak. Native, 63.5Of6 00; western.
83.755.10; yearlings, 84.75tr5.75; nativo
lambs, 64.76U7.10; ' western, $o.753.S0.
St. Loots Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 23. CATTLE Receipts,
4,800 head. Including 700 Texsns. Market
steady. Native shipping and export steers,
t5.75ij.45; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$5. 4. 50; steers under 1.0T0 lbs., 85.0n(a'.'6:
stockers and feeders. 32.50ra6.15: cows and
heifers, $3.0003.16; canners. $3 OtVTJfl.15; bulls,
33.75&6.60; calves. $5.004.25. Texas and In
dian steers, $4.604 50; cows and hslfers,
$3. 50735,50.
HOGS Receipts. 16.300 head. Market so.
to 10c lower. Pigs and lights, $5.2o&00;
packers, 6 80ffi.8u; butchers and best
heavy, $5.856.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.800
head. Market strong. Native muttons,
$4 00600; lambs. 65.50'7.75; culls and bucks,
63.003.60; Blockers, $2.263.3.00.
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. May 23 CATTLE Re
ceipts 10.000 head, Including 600 southerns.
Market steady to strong. Yesrllngs. $626;
dressed beef and export steers, $5.74p$.25;
fair to good. $5.26tTA.70; western steers. 86 06
5.35; stockers and feeders. 6t.754J6.60;
southern steers. 84.6iV3i6.50; southern cows.
t? fKV?r 4 M - native rnwa !!t (Vi( native'
heifers, 84.76ip8.0O; bulls, 64.00(06.00; calves,
15.00(S7.26.
HOGS Receipts, 21.000 head. Market
6.85. Heavy, 65.756.80; packers and butch
ers, 5.76-h.85; I'.ghts. 65 85&6.92Vj.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, ,0O8
head. Market strong to 10c higher. Lambs,
$6."'(;7.60; yearlings. $560O; wethers.
$4.506.00; ewes, 84.003j4.65; stockers and
feeders, $3.0cx34.00.
St. Joseph Lire Stoek Market.
FT. JOSEPH. May 23. CATTLB-Re-
ceiPTB. B.C' Iieu , mainri mu-. riavia, ev.ov
(&6.00; cowsXand heifers, 83.6006.76; calves,
$3 6i7.60. 4,
HOGS Receipts. 11,000 head; market, (!?,
10c lower; top, $5.90; bulk of sales, $6.70t
6.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.000
head; market, 10015c higher; lambs. 63000
7.00.
Stock In Sight.
n.,..lnia nf live atnek at the Mm ir1n.
clpal western markets yesterday:
Csttle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 6,000 16,on0 6.700
rt. Joseph i.txv ii.ofj i.imi
Kansas City W.ooO 21.000 6.000
St. Louis 4.8o0 16.800 7.!M
Chicago 3.000 18.000 1B.0O0
Totals.
27.300 83.300 88 0
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GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS TO POST
Hospital, Etc. Office of ths Quarter
master, Fort Crok, Nebraska, May 19, 181L
Sealed proposals, In trlQltcate, for repaint
ing all exterior wood and metal work of
Post Hospital and Dead House, two caavta;
tepalrlng old and furnishing new screen
doors and windows, furnishing swinging
screen, repairing tiling, plastering and neat
egiaters, furnishing and Installing three
bath tubs and one urinal, in Post Hospital;
constructing hl. ki-n fence; furnish two
new duois and repairing water supply
pipes of Dead House; And supplying
brushes, glaes, paints, etc., for use of
Post Surgeon, will be received at this of
flte until 11 A. M., June 9, 1911. snd then
publicly opened. A certified check for It
per cent of the amount of the proposal
must accompany each bid. Blank forms
and Information can be obtained at this
offl'-e. Envelopes containing proposals
should be indorsed "Proposals for Repairs
to Poat Hospital,'' and addressed to Cap
tain Campbell E. Babcock, Quartermaster
4th Infantry, Quartermaster.
M -20- 22-23 24 J-7-6
DE PA RTMENT OF THE INfERIOR,
office of Indian Affairs, Washington,
p. C. Sealed proposals for letting ras
ing District No. 8. Crow Reservation,
M..ntan, for the grazing of sheep, either
under a lease or by permit, will be re
ceived st the office of the commissioner of
Indian affairs, Washington, U. C, until 3
o clock p. m . on Monday, June 6, 1911, and
will be Immediately thereafter opened la
the presence of such bidders as may at
tend. All necesaary Information may bo
obtained on application to the superin
tendent of the Crow Indian school. Crow
Agency, Montana. C. f. Hauke. Second
Aailaiant Commissioner. M4dl8t.
Prospecting Syndicate
Now forming to prospect and acoulra rop-
irr miiiBa in sinatiiai inn smm juvkico, aw
Interest may make a fortune. Only a few
may Join. Write quick.
R. II. PARKER,
Echofleld Bldg., Cleveland, a