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17IE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, MAY 2G, 1911.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AMD HAJIClt I.ANII rOR BALE
Tessa
loatlaoea.
TEXAS LANDS.
ACRES liiuilwn mile northwest of
nouaion, one mil irom railroad station,
all burck aandy coll. fronting tin a main
county road. I'rlce jo per acre.
Kw acre twelve miles north of Houston.
fronting on a main county road; black,
andy prairie land. Plica IJO per acre.
It acres twlva milee north went of Hout
ton, fronting on a main county road; black,
aandy loam soli. Price 830 par acre.
All tha above iand la wHI adapted to tha
cultivation of any kind of fruit and vegs-
laoiaa. corn or co.ton. mis olasa or land
la being sold out In email tracta on easy
payment irom uv to H per acre. Our
term are one-tnira casn, balance one and
years, per cent interest.
HOUSTON LAND CORPORATION
Houston. Tciaa. Capital Stock, (600,000.
BAN SABA VALLET, tba garden apot of
Teiaa, borne of tha paper shell pcan. Wa
can buy land for you or Uivest money, a
fwr icui dci ia jrv aacurea ny mortgage aa
tbeaa lamia Corraapondanca solicited,
liefer to 'irst Nat l bank, Maa Saba Nat l
vans, warn, Murray at CO., ana me mem
bers la conarees from Texas, aveiiey
liurleaoa Co.. baa Babe, Tea,
TEXAS 1NVK8TMENT&
Btry orchard and cardan lands aear
Houston, tba greatest and must prosper
ous city la tba southwest, where values
are going up all tba Urn and fortunes
ma) la real estate In abort while. Easy
ternia If aeatred. Address B. C Vtobarl-
aia, 1 ex. and a lv-aura farm lu tua tu
franai valley, where tha farmer s caeh In
come la aa perpetual aa tba days that com
ana go. a. Jackson, JU4 irirat Mauoaiu
bank Hldg. Houatoa. Tax.
WE are subdividing 3,300 auras of ferrji
farm land la Jackson eounty. Splendid
crops ovary year, Rainfall about right, at
Inches, for description, plat ana puces
write
JOHN RICHET CO..
813 B. Houston It., baa Antonio. Tx--
WyoaalaaT.
FOn BALE 14,000 acres la Laramie
t aunty, Wyoming, In Ooldaa Pralrta dis
trict; suitable for farming; now stocked
with cattle and aheap; will sell with ranch;
will sxchangs for eastern Nebraska or
Iowa lamia J. T. Bell. Owner, Cheyenne.
Wyo
J
Miscellaneous.
FARM BARGAINS.
130 acres. Union county, la., 8 miles from
Creaton. la.; all In cultivation; good Im
provement. Price, $100 per acre.
320 acrea. Antelope county. Neb., I miles
from Brunswick, Neb.; 200 acres In cultiva
tion; fine Improvements; Ideal farm. Price
tei.SO per a re.
- Eighty acres, Sedgwick county, Colo.; all
under Irrigation; all In cultivation. Price
. per acre.
160 acres. Stanley eounty, South Dakota;
small Improvements. Price 114 per acre.
Write or call at
WESTERN REAL. ESTATE COMPANY,
411-12 Karhach Blork. Omaha, Neb.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
WE exchartge properties of merit H. H.
Culver. 12-13 O. N. B. Bid-.. D. 7u.
FIVE different quarters of choice land
to exchange for autoa. Writs W. R.
Knight, St. Francis, Kan.
FOR SALE A dean stock of general
merchandise, con nisi inn of dry goods
clothing, shoes, hats and caps, carpets and
rurs, crockery and groceries; also brick
store building; well located In good town
of 1.600 people In northeast Nebraska; stock
will Invoice about tlO.000; would discount
stock some for cash or would exchange
stock and building for (rand farm In south
ern Minnesota, Iowa, southeast South Da
kota, eastern Nebraska, northeast Kansas
or north weat Missouri; land must be good
snd at about real value: would assume
small Incumbrance. Give full particulars
about land In first letter; improvements,
soil, lay of land, distance from what
town, numbers and price If land Is rented,
what rent- Address Y 29. care of Bee.
rP-R exchanges, sea
D. M. LEA MING, MS Brands Bldg
. ,R e.ALE p onnP. Acres of land
6 miles from Clearwater. Antelope county
Nebiaska. pries 850 per acre. Also have
well improved quarter of land 4 miles from
Ewlng Holt county. Nebraska., all level
prlca J50 per acre; has mortgage of $4 000
runs years, want to sell or exchange
equity. Brown OrlTfln. Cairo, Neb.
BRICK BLOCK
1 have a practically new 2-story and base
ment brick building In Vllllsca, la., which
I will trade for automobiles, residence
property In Omaha or cheap land. This
building is In the best location In town
and would make a fine location for a pool
hall, restaurant, hotel or garage and re
pair shop. Better Investigate this at once
for It Is good.
Address owner,
MART MOLL. OMAIIA, NEB.
2917 Bristol St.
830 ACRES In Dawson Co., two miles
from good railroad town; 100 acres table,
under cultivation; all fenced; price, $12 -000;
Incumbrance, $2,000. at e per cent t'o
trade for general merchandise. John
thada, Kearney, Neb.
FOR EXCHANGE Good residence lots
In U. P. division station for Brush or Ford
runabout; city water, sewer and electric !
light In alley back of lots; good town and '
(gooq location, box 33. Mtirdock. Neb.
TWO storea and flats on 24th St. New
l-room modem house to exchange for
good Nebraska land. J. H. Parrotte. 826
Board of Trade.
124 ACRES of well Improved land In Polk
county- will trade for city property. Tele
Phnne H. 60. Harry H. Putnam, 6140 Burt.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Oat A HA property and Nebraska lamia
O-KEEFU HEAL ESTATE CO.
1414 Now Omaha National Bank Building.
OARVIN BROS.. 3d floor nTt. Llfet4
to UiW.OOO on impioved is opart y. No delay
g"5ynB MEyV'sr5
WANTED. 'FARM LOANS. Kloka Inv
Co., Omaha. 1
WANTED City loans. Patera Trust"ceT
WANTED City loans end warrants W
Farnam Bmltk at Co.. 1320 Farnam 8t
LOANS to home owners and home build
ers, with privilege of making partita I pay
ments aaml-aanually. W. H. TliualAaVUki
Flrat NaUoaal Bank building.
5
money on choice business and residence
property. Lonns closed promntly
PETERS THl'ST CO
lTth and Farnam.
LOANS MADE ON IMPROVED CITY
REAL ESTATE. BUTTON REALTY CO
a4 BHANDE1S BLDG. -U .
CHEAP MONEY.
Itoproaantlng the Pena Mutual Life Ina
Co.. wltb aaaata of over I117.0u0.0uo I
rapared to accept all the good loana of
tared pa Improved Omaha real eatata
Bualnesa and realdaaco loans uada wua
out aalay,
THOMAS BRFNNAV
City Natloaal bank Uldg
. GO nut n Rnnrba n.rlr . . "
Omaha. If C. W. Martin. 61tt North 23.1
81.. will come to The Bee office within
three days we will give him a ticket til
tha base ball game.
I16t) to 110 004 made promptly. K n
Wea4-i Wead Bldg.. 1Mb and -aiaani.
MONH TO LOANJparoa laveatmectTe
WB HAVE money to loau on Imoraval
real eatata la Omaha and suburb
KEKHAbKA SAVINGS LOAN AS8M
14ut rarnara tit. Board of Trade Bldg
OTr and Farm. JOHN N. PRlT.NZir.rtT
LOW RATES. BEMIb-CARLBERO Cu
Itt-lll Brandaie Tuaalr Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WHAT AN IOWA VAHMER WANTS.
Have you anything tu otfar tha farmer
f lewat Ao chip land fur bis bar prlceJ.
a g an oral merchandise store fur Una or
aay kind ( aa exebang? Or have yea
a ma land you waut to aall for rut) la
oae papa that reachea tba Iowa farmar
Is tha De aluinee Capital. U.u eu-cuiotioe
oaily; rata toe le loaertiua. 1 ccal a word:
six Usortloaa, 6 sou La a wurd Uai Motor
lalVy Cavuai. Das alula aa la.
Too Kay ta the Situation Baa Want Ada.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
(Continued I
HAVE cuatomer for I or t-room modern
resiaencs, well located; must be bargain.
H. C. WESTERUAARD.
101 City Nat. Bank Bldg , Omaha. Neb.
STEAMSHIPS
latursque St. Lawrence Route.
Tveeaiy Railings irom
MONTRF.AU TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW
atONTHKAX. TO LONDON, Havre. France
Fortnightly from
PHILADELPHIA ami Boston to Glaagow.
Kplandld scenery, shortest passage, (on
re tea
Any local agent or
ALLAN at CO.. General Agents,
125 N. Dearborn tit-, Chicago.
ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS
NEW YORK, LONDONDERRY AND
GLASGOW.
NEW YOFK AND NAPLES DIRECT.
tTrngl or Round Trip Tickets between Nee)
York and Scotch. English, Irish and all
principal Continental points at attraetiv
rates. Send for book of Information.
Superior Accommodations Excellent Cui
sine. Apply promptly for Reservation ta
local agents of Anchor Line or HENDEH
SONHKOS.. General Aeot. Chicago, la
WANTED-T0 BORROW
.... .. -nrwuv ". ' "rt IV uuhu n IlUllir,
will pay 11000 and 160 per month. i KM.
Bee.
EVERY person knows who TV 3. rVRHen
is because he has made Omaha famous
with Ms candy. If Mrs. M. Bronka, 2444
Bo 2tth St., will come to The Bee office
within three dava wa will rive her an
order for a an-cent box free.
WANTED TO BUY
BE8T price paid for 2d hand furniture,
carpet clothing and Shoes. . Tel. D. e7l
GOOD MONEY for your broken move.
aenta and old gold. M. Nathan, 10 A. utk.
GELNER pays good prices for furniture.
carpeta. clothes and shoes. D. 640L
HOUSES and vacant lots: have cus
tomers
WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO..
411 Karbach Block.
The Bee Want Tad
Is the identical lad,
To consult whenever you feel
That to keep up the pace
And to stay in the race,
You will need a new automobile.
MRS. SHELLEY.
Benson Veh
This verse receives honorable mention.
vvAn irJu - Becona-ninn laundrv ma
chinery, mangier, extractor and wash ma-
cnine. Aoarexs in ma. nee.
WANTED-T0 RENT
WANTED Adjoining rooms for three
young men: furnished: orlvata bath. i.
IT looks like a big game todav. If H
H. Berger. 2722 Soaldlna St.. will come
to The Bee office within three days we
win give mm a ticket to the ball game
at Rourke park.
YOUNG profeealonal man wants room in
modern house with private family. South
of Farnam, between 29th St., and Boule
vard. Second floor, southeast room or.
wan ied to rent cottage, by young man
at Carter lake, during June or Julv. Rod
and Gun Club or West Side. S. 848, Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
BUNDLE washing, nlso lace curtains-
20 cents an hour for day work. Webster
4273.
FAMILY washing. 31.26 Der week. Phon.
Harnsy 4129.
LADY wishes to sew In nrlvste famiiv
Dressmaking or children sewlna-. wk.
6714.
BY MIDDLE aged, experienced office
man. No booze, tobacco nor lost time
Some one must have a place for ma. M
32 Bee.
HANDY man wants dav work: ha tnnu
Henry Walworth, 722 N. 19th. Doug. 4308.
THE children will eni.iv their bread
If It Is spread with Farrell's syrup. If
Mrs. John Thur. 4219 Harnev St.. will
to The Bee office within three davs we will
give her an order for a 60-cent can free.
POSITION By first class accountant an
bookkeeper; young man, married, steady
and temperate. Good penman and eiten.
slve experience. Write and arrange Inter
view at your convenience. Address L, F
S.. 2621 So. loth.
FIRST-CLASS shoemaker wants a tnh
In a store or small town. G-339. Bee.
AN experienced wringer man. wants alt.
uatlon. Call B 2554.
EXPERIENCED man wants w-ir
day barn man. 'Phone South 668.
EXPERIENCED lady wants family or
bundle washing. South 6R8.
YOUNG lady with experience In photog-'
raphy wishes position in studio; reference
from place formerly employed D 335, Bee
lOLNG man of several years' experience
with steam and gas engines and automo
bile repairing. Address Y 24, care Bee.
WANTED A good place to work In
candy or grocery store; no experience;
bank references. lAddreas Mr. Mahlon
Giav. Adnlr, Iowa.
YOUNG man. ex-newspaper reporter, de
rlres a change; a good, line calling for a
live wire In salesmanship; am now em
ployed In one of the hardest lines before
the public; nothing but a high class propo
sition that goes to the better class of
people will be considered. Address Chas.
W. Rogers, care Hotel Loyal.
TRAFFIC MAN Railroad and commer
cial experience handling rates, claims, etc
(principally sraln, grain products, lumber
and building material.) Desires change of
location. Referencea furnished. 0-346, Bee
WANTED By middle aged man of fam
ily, light work; experienced in clerical
work, but willing to do anvthtng; best of
references. Address D. 836, care Bee.
A POSITION as caretaker for a family
going away and leaving home, by a middle
aged lady with the beat of reference. Tel.
Florence 392.
STEAM FITTER wants work; 3 years In
last shop and reference; capable of taking
charge. Tel. Doug 7796.
MALE stenographer wants work after
5:30 p. m. and Saturday afternoons. Tel.
V ebster 31D7.
WANTED Position as bookkeeper by
steady married man; understands some,
thing of Insurance; small salary will suf-
H 6686 K We" r tele,non
MAN wants position In wholesale house
or any other kind of work. H 340. Bee.
STRONG boy
wants position:
well acquainted In cltv.
office or cash boy Dra-
fcrred. Phone Harney 3183.
LADY wants dressmaking,
by the day or take It home.
Will go out
Web. 6714.
LADY, aged 26. with baby boy, 9 months
would like place to keep house for gentle
man. Address 1321 3d Ave., Council Bluffs.
Iowa.
GOOD, strong, reliable boy,
wants position. Harney 8183.
aged 16,
Experienced and competent office assist
ant; will substitute for any length of time
,h "umm,r' Beat references.
J Bee.
tlnn n r i-mmv man
clertial pit-frired. Have had experience
and can furnish beat of referencea. D-1'A
care Bee.
MIDDLE-AGED woman wants work aa
slstlng In housework. Address K 3i, cars
Bee.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, May 25. CORN Higher; No. 2
yellow, iic; No. 3 yellow. S-ie; No. 4
yellow, ac; No. I mixed. 5;'Vc; No. 1
mixed, LV. No. 4 mixed, tVc; no grade,
c.
OATS Higher; No. t ri.e. S4c; stan
dard. 34V-; o. white 3-(Vt334'c; No. 4
white. UaaV.
Dnlnth Oral.. Market.
DL'Lt'TH, May 26. WHEAT No 1
northern. 100i; No. I northern. 7(496,4e;
May. y,cs July. ttC Seplembor, Um.
OATS c
OMAHA LIVE x STOCK MARKET
Cattle Trade Slow, bat Frioe! Show
Little Change.
HOGS OPEN FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
Fat heea Sell la A boat Wedneedey'e
Notches, bat I.anabs Arc Tea to
Twenty Cents Lower Thaa
Wednesday-
SOUTH OMAIIA. May 25. 1911.
Receipts were:
Cattle, Hogs. Sheep
... 4 133 .T!M) 1.22
... K 72 15 WW 7
... I 900 13 43 244
... I.M0 13.300 S.D00
Tidal Mondav ...
Orflclal Tueedav ...
Official Wednesday
Estimate Thursday
Four days this week... 17.4.TT 49 421 1.S."A
fame dnva Injit week IS 407 36.934 17. SM
Same days t weeks ago. .17.91 34 312 2S.1M
?ame nays weeks ago. I.w 43.71 Zf.
Same days 4 weeks ago.. IS. 4S (7.723 33 940
Same days last year 14AT7 40.4UI 14,14
The following table shows the receipt!
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to data, as compared with
last yearv 1911. 1910. Hie
Cattle 41S.I S94.670 li 70
Hogs 1,074 4S8 fK3.921 10.i7
Sheep , 696.055 691.397 l.6f.8
The following table shows the average
prices on hogs at South Omaha for the
laet several days, with comparisons:
Dates. 1U .:10.1909.1908.1907. 11906. 1905.
May 16...
May 1...
May 17...
May 3...
May 19...
May 20...
May 21...
( K
6 9S
6 39S
6 84H
( 79a,
6 73
6 64
6 69
5 62
6 70H
T 11
7 96
7 02
6 9t
99
7 01
t 22
6 24
( 24
4 19
6 21
4 26
6 301
4 29
4 33
4 SS
4 36
6 IS
I 20
i 23
6 26
5 20
6 24
6 29
6 28
b 17
t 16
I 30
( 36
44
3d
6 301
6 34
39
6 39
23
9 41
43
6 33
6 14
May
a
7 001
6 871
4 18
6 23
Mai-
23...
6 261
6 11
6 04
6 19
4 22
6 32
May 24
39
1
97
7 10
I
6 14
May 25
5 991
'unday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-four houra en din a- at 1 D. m. yester
day:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
C M. ft St P 1
Wabaah
Missouri Paclflo 6
4
2
4
89 13
6
69 2
17
6
47 4
2
S
s
200 19
Union Pacific ; 89
C. & N.-W.. east 6
C. & N.-W., west 47
C, St. P.. M. A 0 1
C, B. A U , east 6
C, B. & Q . west 47
C. R. I. A P., east 3
Illlnola Central 1
Chicago, Gt, Western 1
Totals 178
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Omaha Packing Co 1,723 621
Swift and Company 876 8.427 1.423
Cudahy Packing Co 938 4 008 667
Armour V Co 756 3.257 157
Krey Packing Ct 198
Morrell 69
Sinclair 109
Murphy 1,046 ....
Stephens Bros 15 .... ....
Hill A Son 73
F. B. Lewis 1
Huston A Co 82
J. B. Root A Co 23
J. H. Bulla 4
McCreary A Carey 11
S. Werthelmer 86
Lee Roth8Vind 6
Other buyer 47S
Totals J.926 13,254 1 823
CATTLE There was a very fair run of
cattle here for a Thursday and the total
for the four days foots up 17,400 head, as
against 18.400 head last week and 14,600
head a year ago.
The market on beef steers opened slow
and was a good deal of a drag throughout
the day. As a rule buyers were bidding
lower prices, but they seemed to want the
light and medium weight cattle of good
quality, and sellers who had anything Of
that description generally figured that they
secured the same prices as yesterday, as
high as $6 was paid for light good light
weights. Heavy cattle on the other hand
v ere slow and the tendency lower, tha
same as they have been every day this
week.
Tha feeling on cows and heifers -was
weak, but sellers were generally able to
Kqueese out about steady prices on tha
better grades. - Heavy cows on the other
hand were alow and weak the same aa they
have been for some days back. -There
was no material change in the
feeder or stock cattle situation.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice bee!
steers, 16.75(86.10; fair to good beef steers,
tT'.60i35.76; common to fair beef steers. 15.04
yb.w- good to choice heifers, 1a.0015.73;
gottor to choice cows, I4.7b4iro.2fc; fair to good
cows and heifers, 84 .20(84.75; common to fair
cows and heifers, I2.754.00; food to choice
stockers and feeders, 16. 306.70; fair to
good stockers and feeders. Io.30if5.70; fair
to good stockers and feeders. 35.00136.36:
common td fair stockers and foeders. $4.06
IJ6.00; stock heifers, $4 .25.00; veal calves,
14 2D&7.2&; bulls, stags, etc., 4.00g$.26.
representative sales:
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104T I 41
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1201 I 60
1145 I 10
1141 I 40
1196 I 10
1241 I 16
1071 I 55
1154 I II
1171 I 55
1141 I 56
1271 I 44
1114 I 40
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1311
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I TO
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I 71
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I 80
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.1364 I 80
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11.
1111 4 00
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
794
I 11
II.
. 114
. 101
. 141
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I 6
I 51
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.1044
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I 64
COWS.
4 M
1147
1310
1100
1024
1171
1170
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4 70
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HEIFERS.
131
447
IM
104
434
543
404
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4 10
I 55
4 00
4 40
4 71
4 40
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BULT .rt.
.imo 4 oo
.143 4 25
AfM 4 45
1411 4 74
.114 4 70
.1400 4 71
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4 45
.. 454 4 44
..1TM 4 K
. . Ml 4 0
..10-.0 I 00
..784 I 00
. 7i 4 75
I'ALVKS.
11 40 H iui T 14
I HI I 10 1 170 T 50
1 170 I 04 10 11 T 50
. 1 110 T 00 4 205 T 50
I TI4 T M 163 T 50
1 ISO 7 15 1 150 T 50
1 10 T l 1 140 1 10
1. 130 T 25
r" STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 104 I 21 M 871 40
1 450 I W 01 I 50
HOGS Encouraged by yesterday's strong
close In the hog trade sellers started out
today with bullish Ideas. Actual trade
ruled 5t)10c higher, the bulk of a 203-car
supply selling on this basis. Demand had
generous volume and healthy tone at Im
proved margins and clearance at 11 o'clock
found ail but a few acattered loada In sec
ond hands. Inquiry toward the close
slackened up. pfter a eouple'of the larger
buyers retired, and much of the late busi
ness was transacted at levels merely strong
to about a nickel higher.
Spreads between various weights re
mained at usual clnae positions and there
little, if any, discrimination from any
buying quarter. Shipping and speculative
orders furnished an outlet for about 1.000
head, a total purchase that flgurea out
less than 10 per cent of the entire receipts.
Heavy hoga. weighing from 20 to i0
pounds and over, moved around 15.66 and
uiMid butchers Bold largely at ta.70?i5.7S.
Choice bacon anlmala of even else reached
5 8a. a dime higher than yesterday's top
and identl-at with high price last Saturday,
'(preventative aales:
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M1hLP-Lamb trade ahnwari
a general
tendency to retreat from the lofty position
which It reached yesterday. It wu a dull
market caused by conservative demand
that started to crop out In places yester
day, and the early session did not produce
any business of consequence. Among sellers
It was freely admitted that clearance
looked doubtful, especially In that branch
of the market where wooled Mexicans weie
available. Packers kept at a safe distance
rrom offerings with fleece and entered
pens of shorn lambs without much show of
Interest ,
Dullness was general rather than local
and could not be traced to fresh supply.
Only sixteen doubles of stock arrived, the
bulk consisting of lamhs. One single ship
ment of wooled Mexicans amounted to nine
aouutes, Dut this consignment was prac
tically alone in the wooled division.
When trading finally started prices for
lambs dropped to levels 104130c lower, with
prospects of closing right around a quarter
off. Good, shorn grades got best action at
cheaper coat, best seventy-seven-pound
animals selling as high as 36.85. Extra
good Mexicans in fleece ranged around 37.50
i.wj. mere were no spring lambs worth
mentioning on sale
Old sheep ruled steady and sold with a
very fair degree of freedom, shorn ewes
topping at I4.76i-4.S5 and shorn wethers
bringing as much as 85.25- These prices in
dicate a live mutton trade 60075c higher
than last Friday's values and lambs have
also scored splendid advances. Current
prices are crowding those at Chicago and
show a flat improvement for the week of
fully 60c
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice spring lambs, $7.Oftg8.0o; fair to good
spring lambs, 85.500100; Mexican lambs.
37.157.60; western handy lambs, 36.6EW.15;
western heavy lambs, $6 lOfjjti. 50 ; good to
choice shorn lambs. 36 4036.85; fair to good
shorn lambs, 86.566.40; shorn feeding
lambs, 33.7b&4.73; shorn yearlings, 34. 86.(1
6.90; shorn wethers. 14.75ft6.36; good to
choice shorn ewes, 34.50fji4.b6; fair to good
shorn ewes, 33.85(34.50.
Representative sales:
No.
8 spring lamhs !
201 western wethers, shorn
546 western shorn lambs ....
335 yearlings and wethers..
105 western shorn ewes ....
4 western ewes, shorn ....
Av.
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.. 87
.. 97
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85
6 85
4 75
4 75
CHICAGO LIVE . STOCK MARKET!"
Daman 4 .- for Cattle Steady Hogs
-r Mora Active Sheep Slow.
CHICAGO. May 25. CATTLE Receipts,
4.500 .head; market steady: beeves, (5.759
6.35; Texas steers. ' 4.60tgr5.56;' western
steers, f $48086.61; stockers and feeders,
I3.1XX&6.7M -ows and heifers, $2.40ij0.70;
calves, lij.2MjS.00.
HOGS Receipts, 21,000 head; market
more active andr firm; light, $5.65406.06;
mixed, J6.464i6.00; heavy, S6.40fi.87Vx; rough,
5.40((j'5.60; good to choice heavy, S5.6t)4i
5.S7M,; pigs, 35.40g6.95; bulk of sales, 85.80
5.95.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 16.000
head; market slow and generally steady;
natives, 83.505.00; westerns. 33.75ift5.25;
yearling., 34 76-6 !H); native lambs, 4.75
7.00; westerns 36.757.25.
St. I.onta LIT Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 25. CATTLE Receipts,
3.000 head, including 1.000 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers.
85.40Cq6.50; steers under 1.000 pounds, 85.005?
6.25; stockers and feeders. $2.oOjji5.25: cows
and heifers, la.owaie.ift: canners, aZ.otKra.u;
bulls, I2.25se.50; calves, 85.S9.25; Texas
and Indians steers, 84.5O&6.50; cows and
heifers. J3.5ft35.n0.
HOGS Receipts. 11.800 head; market &?
10c higher; pigs and lights, 85.006.00; pack
ers. 85.8.V35.96; butchers and best neavy,
tfi.fsvir6.oo.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7 900
head; market steady; native muttons, 84.00
814.85; lambs, fb.wgi.ii: cuus ana ducks,
I3.004?U.50; blockers, $2. 258"S.00.
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, May 25. CATTLE Re
celpta, 4.000 head. Including 700 southerns;
market steady to a shade lower; dressed
beef and export steers. 5.70tfttU5: fair to
good, .2y1fi.&i; western steers, $5.75((if.90;
Blockers and feeders. 84.755.65; southern
ataera tliOft.YKo: southern cows. S3.0034.oO;
native cows, t3.00fr5.ln; native heifers 34.60
4541.00: bulls, 14.00.01); calves, lo.outfi-i .w.
HOG8 Recelpta, 10.000 head; market 10c
V.I.V,.-- hoik of aales. t6 fvrf( 00: heavy.
IS v,i6.95: packers and butchers, t5.90
a lU lla-hte IA 1UVR 0?U.
KHEr.P AND LAMBS Receipts, R.fXV)
v a. n.,v.i MvfWRf lower: lamhs. liVOOff
1 40: 'vearllngs. tr 00W4I.00; wethers. 14 40f
6 00; ewes, ta.ivaw. stockers and feeders,
t3.0Og-4.O0.
'St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOMEfH. May 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,000 head; market steady;- steers,
4 504i3.10; cows and heifers, t3.50aO.SO;
calves, 83.507.75.
HOOS Receipts, 11,500 head; market
opened 5c to 10c higher; top, t60; bulk of
sales, tr,.804f6.S5.
KHEEP AND LAM R3 Receipts, 8,000
head; market lower; lambs, t6ojjo75.
Stock la Blah.
necelnta of live stock at the five princi
pal western markets yesterday:
wine. ..wejD. ;iirr 1
Pouth Omaha....'. 8.500 W.3'10 3.8
Bt- Joseph 2.0 11.600 i.vw
Kansas City 4.wi b.vv
St. Louis... 3.000 11.800 7100
Chicago 4.500 21.1W 1,W
Totals
.17,000 67,600 35,700
St. I.onis General Market.
RT. LOUIS. May 26. WHEAT El rra;
track, No. 2 red. MVa1; No. 3 hard.
S-VgWIc; futures higher; May, &3Tc; July,
8nt,iiKi,14c; September, SBo.
CORN Higher; track, ISO. z, ntc; jo. 2
white, StSVv-Mc; futures higher; July, b3c;
September. Wo.
OATS Higher; track, No. 2. MVifiWAic;
No. t white. S'o,3c; futures higher; July,
3&e! September. 84Sc.
RYE Ixwr at 1100.
FLOUR Iull; red winter patents, tl 20t
4.70; extra fancy and straight, t36"'u-i.l0,
hard winter clears, I20n3.15.
rEEP Tlmothv, li.00rHU50.
t IKNMEAL 12.50.
VtRAN Pull' sacked east track, fl.v771 10.
HAY Market firm; timothy, tl60ura 22.00;
prairie, tli .OtMls.00.
PROVISIONS Fork, unchanged; Jobbing.
15 00. Lard, higher; prime steam, f7.87t.ir
.7Vk. lry salt meats, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts. 18. 37,; clear rlbe. t" S7Vi; short
clears, .ti-'H. Hacon. unchanged; boxed
extra rhorts. t9-37; clear ribs, tJifi'; short
clears, 111 374,.
POULTRY Firm: chickens 10c; sprints,
rift 24c ; turkeys, lJ'15c; ducks, 11 Vie;
geeee. Sc.
RUTKR Quiet; creimery, lSlOc.
EGGS Lower at 12JJ12 'ic.
Receits. Shipments.
S '7,o
67.000 13 4jaS
ltiflrt i.0f)
44 p0 lfi.Oi.)
Flour, bbl.
VI levart, DU
Ccrn, bu..
Oats, bu...
lagar Market.
NEW YORK. May 25 SUOAR-Raw.
teadv; muscovado. f test. 3.3tc: cen
trifugal. W teat. 3S6c; molasses sugar, W
lest. 311c. Kefined. steady.
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NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Price Reductions by Independent
Steel Companies Chief Influence.
UNITED STATES STEEL TARGET
American Beet lagar Shows Dlatlnct
Strength, Toarhlac Illahrst Point
la Mlatory . Atchison Road's
Gipense4 Pall.
NEW TORK. May 25.-Events which fol
lowed the action of the Republic Iron and
Steel company yesterday In reducing prices
were the predominating Influences todav in
the securities market. Traders were con
fused as to the exact meaning of the move
of the Republic company, which was soon
followed by similar action on the part of
other Independent concerns, and a anhai.
diary of the United States Steel corpora-
nun, imierinue reports ot probable further
price cutting by steel and Iron producers
and by manufacturers generally added to
the confusion.
United states Stoel shares were the tar
get for most speculative marksmen. The
stock sold In large htocks to 774 during the
first hour In whl"ti time transactions In
the stock aggregated more than 80.000
shares, or about 40 per cent of the total
transactions tor the period. After a decline
of a point the stock rallied and showed a
degree of strength which was surprising
to traders. Republic Iron and Steel Issues
held at slightly below yesterday's figures
and Sloss-Sheffleld fell a point. Elsewhere
the list showed strength. Union Pacific
and Reading declined only fractionally.
American Beet Sugar, which touched trie)
highest point In Its history, showed dis
tinct firmness. ,
The sale by the Oregon-Washington Rail
road and Navigation company, a subsi
diary of Union Pacific, of 325,000,000 4 per
cent bonds to an International syndicate
was accepted as further Indication that
bankers ha"e no serious misgivings as to
the Immediate future.
The April report of the Atchison road ex
cited much attention on accoiTnt of the
large decrease In operating exoenses,
amounting to I710.0nn. Although grcrv earn
ings fell off 3478,000 the reduction In ex
penses resulted In a gain of 3231.000.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. 32.518.000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
vii eiucks were as follows:
Sales.
Hlrh
Low. Close.
Atlls-Cnalmer pfd 100 n
Amalgamated Oopper l.ttK) I74
American Agricultural 200 54
Amertran Beat fiuamr 8. loo 51
American (n 100 12U,
American C. A F 400 55(
American Cotton Oil 1.600 Ml
American H. A L.. pfd
Am. Ice RecUrtlsa goo 1144
American Linseed 100 11
American Locomotive 100 41
American f. A R 1 ,000 M
Am. B. A R pfd 100 IO414
Am. Steel Foundries
Am. Buaar Reflnlns 100 120
!( 21
11
4
46
64
64
II
65
60
13
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10
40
74
144
41
1111
141
101
13
19
112
103
127
104
31
71
1.12
30
101
34
It
31
21
43
14
122
44
13
66
141
14
171
10
44
4
12
50
40
111
12
1H
II
66
10
'ii
11
41
71
104
iiti"
148
American T. A T 1,100 1484
American Tohacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Oo too 40
Atchison I.loa 112
Atchison pfd 100 104
Atlantic Coaat Lin 100 1274
Baltimore a Ohio 500 104H
Bethlehem Steel J00 12
Brooklyn Rapid Tr I,00 7'
Oanadlan Pacific 700 233
Central Leather 1,200 80(1
Ontral Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey...
Chesapeake A Ohio 1,100 It
Chicago 4V Alton
Chicago O. W., new lfl US
C. O. W. pfd 100 43H
Chicago A N. W
C, M. A Bt. P '. ' J.8O0 1234.
C. C. C. A St. L
Colorado P. A 1 400 13(4
111
104
137
104
12
70
231
10
12
11
43
122
"is"
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Consolidated Gas
Corn Product
700 145 141
Delaware A Hudson
Denver A R. Q
D. A P. a. pfd
Distillers' Securities 500 84
Erie 1.800 12
Brie 1st pfd 100 60(4
Erie td pfd 100 41
General Electrlo 1.000 MI
Great Northern pfd 1,804 1I9Uj
Great Northern Or ctfs.... 100 It
Illinois Central 100 131
Interborough Met. 600 l
Int. Met. pfd 1,500 52(4
International Harvester .... 100 121
II
12
10
41
111
128
II
131
13
51
124
'
13
115
Int. Marlue pfd
International Paper .....
International Pump ....
Iowa Central
Kansas CUy So ,
K. C. Se.-fpfd-
Laclede Gas '
LoulBTlTl A Nashville.
7
11
1,100 It
.- 11
700
600
100
00
13
14
47
104
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47 . 47
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147
24
114
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14
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41
Minn. A Bt. Louis too 10 M
M , St. L. A B. B. M 100 136(4 134 "
M., K. A T ' 400 14 14
M . K. A T. pfd 100 444 ' 44H
Missouri Pacific 1,700 50(4 444
National Biscuit 100 134 1341
National -Lead 100 66 15
N. R. R. of M. td pfd
New York Central TOO 104(4 ion (4
N. Y . O. W ' 100 41 42
Norfolk A Western 1,400 108 107
107
North American 74
Northern Paclflo 100 114 117 127
Pacific Mall II
Pennsylvania 4.4O0 111 111 111
People's Oaa 100 M6 105 S 106
P., C, C. A St. L 5
l'ltuburg Coal 4.100 13 11 11
Pressed Steel Car 200 15 II 16
Pullman Palaoa Car 161
Railway Steal Spring 100 15 16 36
Reading 1,100 160 163 160
Republic Steel ' 7il 23 11 !
Republlo Steel pfd 100 13 II 14
Rook Island Co 13,0no 32 11 11
(Rock Island Oo. pfd 800 II 12 12
St. L. A 8. P. id pfd 100 41 41 41
Bt. Louis S. W 11
St. L. 8. W. pfd 100 41 44 44
Bloas-Sheffleld 8. A I loo 61 11 60
Southern Paclflo 1.400 118 117 111
Southern Railway 1.100 II 18 18
go. Railway pfd 700 47 44 46
Tenneaeee Copper 704 18 13 18
Tela A Pacific 600 II 17 17
T . Bt. L. A W 100 21 11 10
T . St. L. A W. pfd 300 11 61 60
Union Paclflo 18.000 183 181 183
Lnlon Paclflo pfd WO M 14 4
United States Realty 77
frilled Stale Rubber 50 41 41 41
I'nlted State Steel 141 loO 78 7T 77
U. 8. Steel pfd 1.000 114 11 11
ltah Hopper I,00 47 47 47
Vs. -Carolina Chemical .... 4,600 40 61 6
Wabash 14
Wabash pfd 300 17 17 17
Western Maryland 1,100 II 6 40
W'estlnghoUM Electrlo 700 71 71 72
Western Union 11.800 14 11 11
Wheeling A L. B 4
Lehigh Valley 1.900 171 171 171
Total sales for the day, 401.400 share.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. May 26.-MONEY On call,
steady, 2 per cent; ruling rate, 2
per cent; closing bid, 2. per cent; offered
at 2H per cent. Time loans, easy:, sixty
days, 21 per cent; ninety days, 23 per
cent; six months, yg3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 34
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy, wlh ac
tual business In bankers' bills at $4 8440 for
slxtv-day bills and at $4.8450 for demand.
Commercial bills, 14,8335.
SILVER Bar, 63; Mexican dollars. 4Se.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad lr
reeular. Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. I. ret. ta.
..loot Int. M M. T
..100 'Japan 4a 18
..101 do 4s
..101 K. C. So. 1st 8. ... 73
..114 L. S. deb. 4s 1931.. 14
..114 LAN unl. 4s a
,.77M K. A T. 1st 4a.. Ki
..101 do gen. 4a 7
..110 Mo. Pacific 4s 71
.. 84 N R. R. of M 4s 11
..1" N. y. C. g. 1S.... 88
do coupon ...
11. 8. I. r.g..
do coupoe ..
C 8. 4s. rag
do coupon
Allls-Chal. let Is...
Am. Ag. 6s
Am. T. A T. e. 4.
Am. Tobacco 4s
do 4s
Armour A Co. 4..
Atchison gen. 4s....
do cv. 4s....
do cv. Is. .........
A. C. L. Ist4a......
53 do drh. 4s 8
48 N. T . N. H. A H.
112 CT 4s 13!
113 N A W. 1st e. 4s.
II
5 do rr. 4a
No Pacific 4a.
107
19
71
4
94
Bal. A Ohio 4a.
do 8s ..
do B. W.
41 do Is
!s 11 O. 8. L. Hdg 4s...
v. 4s 16 Penn. rv. Is 116
Brook. Tr.
fen. of c.a. 5s 101 do con. 4s
Crn. Leather 6s 49 Reading gen. 4
.104
.. 97
4 81
.. 8
C. of N J g 6...i:2S L AS P. fg
Che. A Ohio 4a... .101 do gen. 6s
do ref 6 44 St. L. 8. W. e. 4.
Ch!caro A A. Ia.. 70 do 1st gold 4
C. B. A Q 1 ,4 ... 94 S A. U 4a.
do gen tt 7 So. Pac. col. 4...
C. M ar 8. P. g l do e. 4
C. K. I. A P. 0. 4a. 74 do lit ref. 4a
do rfg. 4a fc So Rallwar 6a
rvln. lnd 6s 74 do gen. 4e
Colo. Mid. 4s 63 t'nlon Pacific 4s....
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. 13
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. 15
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. 78
.101
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10
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. 17
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C. k 8 . r. A a 4 " do c 4s
n. A H cv
do let A ref 4
n. A R O. 4s....
do ref. 6s
Distillers' 6s
Erie p I. 4a
1o gen. 4s
do cv. 4s. ser. A
2 V 8 Rubber 4a ..
1 V. S Steel td 6s
79 Vs -Car. Chem 6.
47 Wabash in 5a
74 do Ut A si. 4s...
81 Wear em Mi 4s...
74 W'eet, Klee. cv. I,
do series B
Gen. Elec cv. 6s
..lo Wls Central 4s ...
III. On. 1st rrf. la
T Mo. rac. cv. 4s...,
79
Int Met !.
Bid. Offered
l.oeal lersntlr.
quotation furnished by Burns. Rrlnker
A Co.. 44 New Omaha National bank
ruildlng:
Rid. 4ke4
City of Omaha 4a, rWo
City of Omaha 4a. 111. achool...
Cudahy Fa king Co. I. 124
Chicago Kailway la. 1927
rteere Co. la. note
East St. U A Sub. 5s. 1MB
Fairmont Creamery let g. I per ct.
VaUaoat Oeaatery pfd T per cent....
10C 105 M
104
M
10
M
M
104
'
100
I Iowa Portland Cement 1st mts 4a.
Kansas Gas El en. T per ct. pfd.
I ansae rity Ry. a U. 4a. 1U ...
Nertheea Ohio T. 4fe 1 4 B a M ...
Omaha Water la, 144 ' ....
Omaha l R. St. Hy. la. la ...
Omsha C. B at. Rr. f4 I a
Omsha C, B at. Hy. coia..,.'.
Omh 4 c. BR B
Omahs ns Is, 1T
PMeni Mill I per nant fit
South Omaha (Hy tii t
Tnpakt Rallnr 4s, 1410.
t'nlon Btnca Tarda stars
fnloa Stoos Yard, annda
Wise Mamorlal Hospital 4s, 111
4
1"0
WH
1"0
'H
3
47(4
44
lo
11 4
T
4
104
141
i4
n4
4
14
as"
47
44H
t
London Stork Market.
IlNDtlX, May 2,". American securities
were quiet and featureless during tie
early trading today, prices ranged f, -. m
H higher to . lower than yesterdav's I.tw
York cloMng.
Itmeol. money... li 1-11 Louisville A K
o crmmt II 1 II M . K. A T .
Amal t-tapaer , n. omral
Anaconda 1 Norfolk A W.
Atchison 1( do rfd
o P' ..104 Ontario A W.
nalttmnr A Ohio.. Ii PennaylTanla .
Canadian Pacific. .. Band Mines...
Chaaepeak A O US Reading
Chlcagi O. W a Southern Ry..
,:5t
. 16
111
.111
. l
. 44
41
7
. II
. 24
at., mn. ae n. r..lir ao era
Denver A Bio O.... 11 fnlen Pacific lu
o P'4 do pfd 7W
rle . r. S steal 7tT
do 1st pfd 13 do pfd ittI
do 2d pfd 41 Wahash 17U
Orand Trunk tiA do sfd llZ
llllnote Central m
MONET-l1! per cent.
The rate of dscount In the open market
ror short and three months' bills Is 16-16
per cent. .
linaton Storks and Roads.
nJSr'n' on
... - n,v mEV idllOWS
Atlnuea
II Miami Oppar
Amal. Copper
A I U 4 8.
Arlsona Com.
Atlantic
B A a C. A
.. W
.. 44
.. 1
.. 10
.. 13
7
.. 43
.. 11
.. 71
.. 10
.. 11
.. 6
.. 16
.. 14
.. !.
.. 47
-. 15
.. I
..110
""a. sionawk
13 Nevada On
17 Mplaalng Mines ..
I North Butte
14 North Lake
1 Old Dominion
B. M
Butt CoaHtlen
Cal. A Arizona
Oil. A Hecla ,
Ontenntal
Copper Range C. C
East Butte O. 14..
Franklin
Olrvus Onn
Granny Con ,
Greene Otnanea ...
Iele Herale Copper,
Kerr Lake ,
Lak Copper
La Ball Copper ...
. 64 Parrott B. A C
470 Qulncy
12 Shannon ."
. 42 Superior
. 12 Superior A PJ. M
. 14 Superior A P. c
1-14 Tamarack
" U. S S P..
A M
7 do pfd ..
. 16 l tah Con.
1 Winona ...
11 Wolverln ,
I
New York Mining; Stocks.
onNE7.TORK' 2K Closing quotations
on mining stocks were aa follows:
.... I
....440
...15
...130
....100
.... 61
Meilcaa
ao Donas
Con. Cel. a Va
Horn silver ...
'Iran Silver ...
Leadvllle Ooa.
offered.
.. 15
..130
.. 25
..164
.. 1
Ontario "1
Ophlr
Standard
Yellow Jacket
NBW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Onotatlona of the Day on
Commodities.
Various
NEW YORK, May 28 prfniTM,m.
MPhKb?.1.7"- rVal:
M.1O4J4.50; winter extras No. 1 13 300 3 50 :
Hour .av.Xt7". No' 2' M 1S3 26 Rve
iiour, steady fair to good 84 kk"( r.
yelmw ii .i rm: flne' wnl,
and
kiln
eIev"torAi'rPitcmaPkeKt fl"n: N- 7c
.e"Ary- iot weather in the aotith-
V'ftJHt Baa .( " ' . , v 1 v 1 in mo
1,1 'h J'WrT-'demand "IT
CORN-.Spot market steadv; export No
2 new corn. 62c f. o. b. afloat Futurea
ata&et,,,Wa" Wllh,out f"'ion..Iosml
5u.yWctosedC CX-
j,PATS8C0t maf't Arm: standard white.
Nc; No. 2. 42c; No. 3, 41c and No 4, 400
"i" market was without transactions;
closing nominal.
HAY Firm: nrlma 11 en. x .
.... ini rji- v a Voe;',. i-T-r; -w
61 HltlES-SteadvT Central im.l. ,M
I 20c; Bogota, 2122a
lsmi jiiiH . bteady; hemlock firsts. 23V4
ntT JTlf aalnn A Mi, cam . . . - '
'""'"i tmraa. vwmc
i,o",Z-?1,l".M-wu- snort clears.
.w dcci. quiet;, mess, lZ.50(n: 13 00;
family. tl3.60(S14.lO; beef hams. I24.6frrJ27.00.
ewiomef"; ."ieadr: Pilled bellies. tl0.0frj
H4.00; pickled hama ail 7KS 10 an r-j
5iteayi. mWdl" ww,t Prime, t8.2rV7S5;' re-
, L Va2. . c"""nent. .im; Mouth Araer-
in, a.-.w; compound, 7fr740i
.A. 7meti prlme cly. hhds..
B16-16c; country, ta; " '""
EOGS-Hlgh grades, fair; low grades
yl T ath,,re'. selected extras. 13
fninorrn. seconns, lswiSMic; fresh
gathered dirties. No. 1. 14c; fresh iStheVeM,
dirties. No 2. 12H13Hc; fresh gathere-l
checks, good to prime, 12wfflSc.
BUTTER-FIrm; creamery specials. 23
" 22e: firsts, 21Wc; state dairy.
ii. .cm, c gooa to prime. ziW21c; common
to fair. l'lc; process, special, 17Hc; ex-
iram. uc; lactory, nrst, current make, 17c
seconds, lfi'ic.
cnEESE Steady; old skims, 6810c: new,
27c.
f o u l. t li Y Alive, steady; western
Formers. "c; iowis. i;ivi(tii4c; turkeys. 12c.
Pressed, steady; western broilers, 20028c:
fowls, 12V4&ldVc; turkeys, 13916c.
Coffee MarXet. 1
NEW TORK, May 25 COFFEE Futures
nu.ei ai a aeenne or srjs points un
der scattered local offerlnrs ki fi-mi
up during the day on reports of higher
t" "'"a uu.il oraxn, nuinsn sdvlres
from Havre, covering of shorts and sup
port from trade Interests. The close was
firm at a net advance of 615 points
r?Je,-w.?re rPrtl or 30.000 bags. Closing
iui june, ju.7uc; Julv,
10.7tc: August. 10.70c; September, lOtific
October and November, 14.09c; December
January and February, 10.50c; March, 10 49c:
April. 10.53c. '
Owing to the holiday there were no of
ficial cables from Europe. The Rrailllan
cables reported an advance of fin rels to
i't" . yesterday. Santos, unchanged;
48 t47o0; 7s filuOO; receipts at the two Braxil
i0,?0"8' 10000 ba: Jundlahy receipts.
8.900 bags, comparing with the holiday last
year.
Spot coffee, steady; Rio No. 7. 13c; San.
Jos, Ko. 4. 13c. Mild, quiet; Cordova, 13
16c.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. M K-Ul'e.rc
dard copper, dull; spot, May, June. July
and August, til. 7512 00. London market
spot Co; futures. 55 12s d. Custom house
returns show exports of 21.0f, tons so far
this month. Lake copper. tl2.2Tai2.50; elee
trolytlcs, 812.12V8 12 37V: casting I! 87V(.a
12.12V. Tin. dulLsnot and M 1 1 a VZ?.
iHn.tl?iii (, July' MXXH : August!
to .t41..V). Indon market steady; snot
mi is. futures, fins 5s. Lead, dull; U-H1
lis) New York; (4 3fxff4 26 East St. Iouls
Ixindon. 13 Is 8d. Spelter, dull; 35 356 40
New York; t5.2ikH1.25. Enst K i,'
don, 24 10a. Antimony, dull; Cookson's
19 00779.50. Iron. Cleveland warrants, 4fts 9d
In lxndon. Ixjcally Iron waa quiet No 1
foundry northern. tl5.2.V?15.75: No. 8 norih-
Lern. No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern
soft, tir.oofji.-.r.o.
ST. LOUIS. May 26 -LEAD Firm: li u
(Q1.25. Spelter, steady; f.22.
Cottoa Market.
NEW TORK. May 25. COTTON-Slno.
closed quiet. 10 points lower; middling up-
anon, lit. :nxr, miauling guir. ltj.lfc; Sales I
1.010 hales.
ST. IOl'IS. May 26 COTTON- Xfarlr.4
unchanged: middling, 15c; salea. 63 bales:
rn r.yiB. m uai, Biiipiocnis, ivi Dales'
stock, 12.02s bales.
New Tork cotton market, aa furnished
by Logan A Bryan, members of New York
Cotton exchange, 815 South Sixteenth street:
Articles. Open. Hlgh.. Low. Close. Yes'y
Julv" ... 15 15 83 i 15 63 15 73 15 81
Aug. ... 16 19 15 22 15 07 15 14 16 27
8-pt. ... 18 00 18 60 13 53 13 65 13 51
Oct 13 12 IS 14 13 09 13 11 13 15
Dec. ... 13 06 13 07 13 01 13 03 13 07
May .... 16 70 16 70 15 60 16 64 15 78
Mlnneapolta Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 25 WHEAT Mir.
90c; Jyly. 874c; September. 82'(7'ti2c: lie
cember, Mc; No. 1 hard, tli6; No. 1
northern. aWsc: No. 2 northern, !rfi
sc; .no . nz'';w-c
KLAX Closed at 12-81.
BARLEY-oOraSc.
CORN' No. I yellow, 62if)2V4c,
OATS No. 8 white. iSc.
RYE No. 8 trie.
KRAN-lil OiJ21.50.
KIjOUK Second patents. 14 v??-4 .90; clears,
t3.Ca3.&0; second clears, 2.2Uif.2 K5. ,
Wool Market.
BT. LOVI8, May 25 -WOOTy-I'nchanged ;
territory and western medtuma. l&4Vl7c;
fine mediums, 13ilc; fins, ll12c.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
t.
Higher Offering: of Wheat Fw
- Break of Wednesday.
SHORTS ARE STARTING TO C0VIR
to
nplalnts of Hot Weather Tetit
Aid Halle Natural t'nnrlttloVis
laraely ta Frr ot tk
Bear Side.
OMAHA, May 24, 1911.
The vhent market opened with light of
fi'rins,s jfter yesterday's break. laverpool
was a stiade weaker.' but was offset by
" Plaints of hot weather In the south-
i 'St. starting covering by the scatter!
r-orta. h1ch resell Iv sent the differ' ;U
. . . .
with the advance In wheat. Llahtex coun
lumren snarpiy higher. f
Natural conditions favor the bears. I
are easily ra:d lo'o covering, caif-in,-the
market io react qi:cktv. V
The corn market rievelnneA rood stren.8tlt
try offerings and a better eastern demand
stimulated buying, which easily carried
prices higher, helped by some weather
romrlalnts. i
There wss a complete change In senti
ment In the wheat mnrket todav. t'rgent
sellers yesterday were in tha market heavy
! today and prices reacted sharply. Cash
wheat was lc tilgher. r
With some dry, hot weather complaints
came advance readily he.led by the higher
wheat. Cash corn was "atjWc higher.
I'rlmary wheat recelpta were M3.000 buslv
els and shipments were 278,Ono bushels,
against receipts last year of 317,000 bushels
and shipments of K.Ono bushels.
I'rlmary corn receipts were W4 ono bush
els and shipments were 590 0.) bushels,
against receipts last year of 4.0O0 bushels
and shipments of 61S.000 bushels.
Clearances were H3.000 bushels of corn,
110 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 27,000 bushels.
IJverpnol closed d higher to d lower
on wheat and unchanged to A higher on
corn. pa,
The following cash sales were reptfr"J
Wheat-No. I hard: 5 cars, SSc; 2 car.
SS'ic.
Corn No. 2 white. 1 car. BOc. No. white:
1 oara 4fVic. No. 4 white: 1 car. 4RV: 2
cars. 47Sc. No. 3 color: 1 csr. c. No.
2 vellow: 4 cars, 49c. No. 3 yellow: 4 cars.
4,e. No. 4 yellow: 3 ears, 4Rc. No. 3
mixed: 1 cars. 48Ac. No. 4 mixed: 1 car.
47Uc; 1 car, 47c. No grade: 1 car, 43'4
Oats No. 3 white: 2 cars, 32c. No. 4
white: 2 cars, 81Hc
Omaha Cash Price.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 87Va91Vc; No. S
hard. 8VW0o; No. 4 hard, SnVtfftttHc ; re
jected hard. 73H'rfCc: No. 3 spring. 8SVo
ftlc; No. 4 sprlns. 8fiva91c: No. 2 durum,
RlVaW.Hc; No. 8 durum, MVtgM'tc.
CORN No. 2 white. 4(VW'; No- S white,
IRViii&Vic ; No. 4 w'hlte, 47vj48'': No 3
color, 48(54c: No. 2 yellow, 4.si04!c: No.
3 yellow, WfaHSVc; No. 4 yellow, KQtoc;
No. 2, 48"4j4i4S4c: No. 8 4N'tf 4X',c; No. 4,
4t)H(H7r; no grade, '43,tT4.
OATS No. 2 white, 32V(?4e; stan4lHrrl,
32(&i32Hc; No. 8 while, 821i.12e: Io 4
white, 8mlc: No. 3 yellow, 31VtSV I
No. 4 yellow, SlH-gfllVjc.
- BARLEY No. 3. 2.tiWe: No. 4 7
No. 1 feed. r57S2o: rejected, 64K59P. r"
!!;
RYE No. 2. 82'qi3c; No. 3, lia2c.
Carlot Recelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 202 413 304
Minneapolis 188
Omaha IS 93 13
Duluth 20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trad
lino; and Cloflns
d of Trade.
Prices on Hoard
CHICAGO. May 26 Hot weather kept
wheat on the rise today. Threats of a
short yield In the southwest helped give
the bulls an advantage whirh they utilised
to the limit. New crop months made
. T . -. - a
a
uve ana scored only an 'c advance.
a fl 1-. m X
cereals and the provision list all went
'ent sk.
ward ;om up c to lWlVsc, oats
! lc to
lc and hog products 6c to 22c
Throughout the dav the wheat
w-as dominated by fear that high temnera.
tures and lack of rain had wrought evil to
the crops In Texas. Oklahoma and southern
Kansas, Some of the figures for the prob
able output of the two flrat mentioned
states were sensgatlonal less than 25 per
cent of the yield for the previous seasor..
It was thought to be not without signifi
cance that the Initial demand came from
frlvate wire speculators who Ister were
ha best sellers on the advance. There wa
also considerable Investment buying basM
upon signs of the July delivery having
passed under the control of the concen
trated holdings In May. During the ses
sion, July , ranged from 87;c to 89e ar.d
. . ... . ., i ....J , j 7j' i r i i.iHiiinr a i w'y vr -
Scarcity of acceptance from the country
frightened corn shorts. July fluctuated be
tween 525c and tyHc534c, closing ste8dv2y
53Hfi58c, with a net gain of 1(B1. C
grades were firm. No. 2 yellow flnlshail
at 5464HV'..
Activity and bulging prices formed the
rule for the oats crowd. Highest low lim
its for July turned out to be XfiVc. sjiI
84c, with last sales ! up at 3ac.
The advance of provisions rested chiefly
on the strength of grain. In the end per
was higher by 12V4c to 22c; lard, 6c to Si,
7Hc, and ribs, 2Vc to 10c.
r-rlces In Chicago, ,f urmMhed by the Up
dike Grain company, Telephone Douglas
2473, 70s Rrandels building. Omaha:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
May... July...
Sept...
I I
94! - 99 93
SfiTal S- iSo',a:
64h x5 A.
62-53'(i
Ml 54-aVk (Ai
S4! 36
34 36, 34-5
3 S5V4lUH33T4r&34
9f
xm
89
SSVil
64Vi!
87T-8
,o'A-7V
Corn,
May...
July...
Sent...
63
62Vbi
63s''g
63 1
t44J
Oats-
May...
July...
Sept...
343 S574,
348354,'a
aliimiSa!!
Pork-
July...
Sept...
14 36
14 30
14 92 14 SO
14 3-', 14 20
14 90
14 75
14 10
14 32
Lard
July...
8 26
8 32Vt
17'4 8 22M,
8 15
I 26
Sept...l8 30 tf
8 UV.
8 27V 8 82V.
Ribs
July... 7 90r I
7 M
Sept.. 7 87'i
7 KTVii 7 SO 7 90
7f:j
T A
7 HO 7 87Vi 7 7Vi
Cash quotations were as follows:
I
r LsJi K Quiet; winter pstenta
4.50; straights. t3 70 a4.J6; spring alrajgt-ig
34. 16-2(4.35; bakers. t3.)ti4.60
RYE No. 2, 98c.
rAir i.v o -i , . i -, , .
BARLEY Feed or mlxln Cfititif - fate i
chol.-e malting, KOfil.Ol.
SEEDS-Timothy. 112.00; clover, $16.00.
I-KUVIHIONS Mess pork, per bbl., tuVOO
b 00
ere
pts
KJio.Jo; iara, per 100 lbs., tn.li.; short rlhs,
Hi1.. (lia.) S- .1 - . W 4.
- ; - 1 1 u i l clear
(boxed). ta.12WflS.2o.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to K.Ooo bushels. Primary recelpta
ware 633.000 bushels, compared with 317.000
nusneia ine corresponding day a year a-o.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat!
Tin cars; corn. 444 cars; oats, Shi cars; hogs.
18.000 head.
Uhirago Cash Prices Wheat : No. t red
9''o'!o; No. 8 red. B4u7c; No. 2 hard'
9fill4c, No. 8 herd, 94'tTc; No. 1 north
ern uprlng. tl.0tVfrl.04; No. 2 northern spring
tl.OCfll Oi; No. 3 spring. 93'oc. Corn: No.
t cash, 54tMic; No. 3 cash, 5SV(iS4c; No
2 white. 8.'VaJ6c; No. 3 white, 3."cyiVc;
No. 4 white, S4Vu35c; standard. WnXo.
BUTTER Steady; creameries, Watlc:
dairies, litilftc.
E4.0S Steady ; receipts. 19.128 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 12y13-; firsts, 14vic;
prime firsts, 15c.
CHEESE Steady! daisies. 11811,c;
twins. vWu 10Vo; young Americas, liva
ll'c; long horns, ll'8ll4c
I'OTATOES-Stearly; choice to fancy,
new, tl 161 25; choice to fancy, old, 3txj40c;
fair to good, old, S6'(37c.
POULTRY'-steady; turkeys, live, Uo;
fowls, live, ui , siirinss. nresHe.l, titrate.
VEAI-Steady; 60 to 60-lb wis., 7'-7V.c:
60 to ba-lb. wts., rVffsc; 85 to 110-Ib. wt
10c.
liecelpts Today Wlieat, 202 cars; corn, 413
cars: oats. 8"4 cars. Eetlmaled tomorrow
W heat, 225 curs; corn, 444 cars; oats, 288
cars.
Kanaaa City Orala anal Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, May 86-WHEAT-
Stearlv: rash. No. 1 hard KVM4u K'n 1
ftuy?," No 1 red UiuUi-' N!o 1 u.jl. 4
I. be. Ki lull. . a . ' V
oer, mc,
CORN-Wlc higher; No, 1 mixed, 625
52c; No. 3. 62c; No. 2 white, 62c; No.
3. 62c; May, 61c, bid: July, fcic, bid; Sep
tember, 64tCL'c. sellers.
OATS 'c higher; No. t white, V.Wt
SOc; No. 2 mixed, 83a34c.
RYE Wq&. i .
HAY Unchanged; choice tlmcthy, $15 50
4)17.00; choice prairie, i? JOfria.Ofc
Recelpta Rhlpm t
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oats, bu..
6S.f4
5(0
60.a
10 000
U.'
a.ou0
3lllwsil.es Orala Market.
MILW AUKEE. Mav 21 WHKAT-Vo v
northern. ll.a?l.M; No. t northern, tl.OLtf
l.o2; May. Icc; Julv. ,gli.
OATS Standard, 36-i7jc.
JUARLEY Malting, lak110J.