Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, MAY 27. 1911.
15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Xct Wesi Traders Are Chan gin jj to
tie Bull Side.
gams
COILS FROM COUSTBT
to Wm aa HI her at tka
bat Esses Baek ts
A 11H ( the Daf
Before.
, OMAJIA, May X. Wit
i Jf fomjownr mt conservative trades In
tan besn consistently bearish f.r
om time pe-at oa the tneory that the
nd crP has bwn very fav
orable.
lt?h "ltutlo has suddenly changed nd
ins majority are now taking a bullish po
441011. Th market in a weather proposition and
i n frerned by weather reports, es
slally from the southwestern wh'tl bolt.
Tn storks of corn are very mail, the
""T nnioers are indifferent seller ex
rwit - - - . i
. " 1 ' " u unces, aiiu mil t .
trMM Km. Ik - - - . . . .I
the ruh and rnnimwlil
Itaation and .....in.
ood rains would undoubtedly change the
situation enough ta giv soln market r
svrtivn. Wneat was strong and higher on the,
opening, but eased back to yesterdays,
blooe on reported cooler weather and fore
east for showers. Cash wheat was firm. I
l Corn advanced sharply, the demand
Doing urgent and the supply light Cash
Tn was H-alSo higher.
Primary wheat receipts were (12.000 bu.
and shipments were ans.ooo bu., against re
ceipts last year ( 287.UOO bu. and shipments
f 34T (no bu.
Primary com receipts were 710.000 bu. and
Shipments war 4ti4.04 bu.. against receipts
last year of 4Z1.0K0 bu. and shipments of
0,001 bu.
Clem ran oes were 41.000 bu. of corn. K0 bu.
ft oats and wheat and flour equal to 447.040
a.
lJverpool oloeed higher on wheat
smw Hd higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
Wr HEAT No 3 hard. 1 csr. fc; No. 4
card, 1 car, 5Ve; 1 car, 4c; rejected, 1
ear. ES.
CORN-Na i white, 1 csr. 5'Hc: No. S
white. 1 car, SOc; 1 car. .V.c; No. 2 yellow,
I cars, too; S cars. 4'o; S ears 4c: No.
S yellow, S cars, BOr; l car. 4i"c. No 4
yellow, l car. 4tc: No. i mixed. 1 car. 4Sc;
o. I mixed, 4 cars. 4Sc; No. 4 mixed. 5
ears, 4c.
OAT3 No. S white, t cere. S3c; No. 4
white, 1 car. iZc; 1 oar. mc; No. 3 yel
low, 1 oar, SSe; 1 car. 33c; No. 4 yellow,
I car, 32c; no grade. 1 car, SHc
Oaaaha Cash rnrM,
.WIinAT-No. I hard. rHa-Hc; No. 3
rard. 6615li,c: No. 4 hard, M4THc; re
jected hard, 73S34c; No. S spring,
spring. SMyic; o. 2 durum.
HWiV; No. S durum, .ivavt"c.
CORN No. X white. 5W50Sc. No. 3 white,
4BS'?i60Jac; No. 4 white. 4XfMS'-: No 3
color. 4xJic; No. 3 yellow. 4lya!'i0c; No.
3 yellow. WSViOc; f0. 4 yellow. 4L,549c:
No. 3. 49d44c; No. 3. 4r4!rSsc; No. 4. 4s
4c; no grade. 44S-i?47e.
OATS No. 1 white, 33mt04c; standard.
SHUc; No. 3 white. i31Sc: No. 4
white, MVff32ViC; Nr 3 yellow. -32Hfi33',c;
No. 4 yellow, 31V582c.
BARLET No 3. Mtftfie; N'. 4, TgMc;
No. J feed, ff7'82c: rejected. !'?
RYE No. 3. 89r90c; No. 3. StVac.
Carlot Receipts.
WneaL Corn, Oats.
Chicago 2i 445 24
Minneapolis 1W
orraha 1 SI5 11
DuJutti 31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Vest a res at the Treats Mi Clealaar
Prices oa Board af Trade.
CHICAGO. May . Peril from deficient
moisture and from the stalling temperature
threatening the wheat crop southwest kept
peculators today In a bullish mood. Clos
ing prices were firm at last night's level
to iio above. The end of the day left corn
s?HiC up and oats at an advance of aS'tc
to N4THc. In pro visions the outcome varied
from liVto gain to X4o decline.
Despite the fact that prices charged (or
wheat were not of much width, trad was
of an active sort, with the feeling quite
nervous. Shorts and new Investors took tha
lead In tha buying. Longs sold to realise
profits. Aslda from the drouth and hot
wave saute. want, thai market received a
bullish Impulse through French official re
ports of crop shortage. Showers In the
American spring- wheat belt, however, acted
as an offset In favor of the bears. Another
drag; was tha lack of any improvement in
tha milling demand. Nevertheless a rally
was unmistakably in progress at the close.
July ranged from &tc to SVeo, and fin
ished at Sffte with a net gain of a ahade.
Coveting by shorts In tha corn crowd
was oa a huge scale. A great deal of in
fluential selling developed on the advance.
July fluctuated between KSc and ba,
closing firm He up at MVuMij. Cash
grades were stronger. No. 3 yellow finished
at 5-KVo. , , .
Tha bulge In oat was attended by a
larger trade than has been witnessed for
some time. High and low points for July
were io and 36c, with last sales 36c, a
rise of Ho compared with last night.
Provisions advanced with grain and be
cause of a light run of hogs, but gradu
ally sagged under liquidation. When the
pit was cleared, pork retained 7Hc to 13c
of the upward movement, but other prod
ucta was back to within a amall fraction
either way from tha figures of twenty
four hours before.
Prices In Chicago, furnisned by the Cp-
dtke Grain company. Telephone Douglas
14.3, luS brands' building, 0;
Artlcleaj Open. Hlgh. Low. Clonal Tes'y.
Wheat I I
May...9W.fi
July.-JCKSSV
Sept...utti
Coru 1 I
May...'MHHI
July...MJj4!
7i 1
I
SH'-ii
89S'-J
8Si S
S'
65
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M. &4HMM64
36 Jb I H
! 35Sl35aS
4H
ept...Ma-si
Cats 1
May.:. 3
34'
July..
StiHi
16 10
It MH,
Sept...
Pork
July... 8ept...
Lard
July... Bept..
Elba
July.. Sept..
H!
U 09
14 M
14 9S 14 S71 14 90
14 42S! 14 46 I 14 S2H
I 3tJ
I 40 J
03 I
I
S 22H
1 97if
7 I
23HI
S 30 I
T 97Vj
7 I
I 224
30
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I si
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M
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Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Julet; winter patents, H-.f
4. SO; straights. 33. 70-0-1 2i; spring straiahta,
l4.lfrS4.35; bakers. fl.4ia4.60.
BIB-No. 3, :c
BARLfclT Feed or mixing. CijT&c; fair
to choice malting. 90cs10u.
6;r:tS Timothy, S12-00. Clover, Sit 00.
PROVISIONS Pork, mesa, per bW.,
SlA. Iali 25- Lard, per 100 lbs.. 3 30. Short
ribs, stdea (loose). 7 37?J.uB; short clear
aides (boxedi. S1 326.
Total clearances of wheat and Tour were
equal to 447.0m) bu. Exports for the week,
as shown by Brad street s. were equal to
3 4 two bu. Primary receipts were S12.000
bu., oompared with 2S7 UOO bu. the corre
sponding day a year ago.
Estimated reoeipts ior wmunuw. v usau,
31 cars; com. 4-3 cars; oau, 361 cars,
hogs. 9.000 head.
Chicago Cash Prloea Wheat: No. 3 red. 99
45asc; No. 3 red. 9'lc; No. 3 bard. Wit
ro. No 3 bard. 9-aV-'; No. I northern
spring. ST.Ouvl-04. No. 2 northern spring.
31 00u'l-: No. 3 spring. 'j-c Com: No,
1 cash. MHSiVc; No 2 cash. i4iH; No.
J whits. 5wJji.'Lsc; No. 3 white. MgMc;
No '3 yellow. 5StfooSc; No. 3 yellow,
44S4C Oata. No. 3 cash, HV; No. 3 white,
3n',sS7c; No. 3 white. Sby.'WSc; No. t white,
lwiiSc: atandard. 31? to.
BUTTER Firm; creamerlaa, 17Sc;
Raines. iafflSC
fcXK3fcsy: receipts. 11470 cases; at
mark, cases included. I3al2ac; firsts, 14c;
prime firsts, 15c
CHEiiSE Steady: daisies. 11H9H":
twins. loSJlOSc; young Americas, ll"
HWi-, Wig horns. UWtrllSo.
ptTA TOES Unset tll ; new, SV 10-1 20;
chol-e to fancy, old. 40j-43c; fair to good,
old 9hJ3tc.
POULTR T Steady, turkeys, live. 13c;
fowls, live. 12c: springs, dressed. n-iiSc.
VEAL Steady : 40 to -lb. wts.. 7Vc; (0
to sVlb. wts.. 9c; as to lUMb. wts., ialOc.
Car Lot Ret-ipts Today : Wheat. 2Jt
cars; corn, 4s cars; oats, 2S4 cars. Esti
mated tomorrow: Wheat. 2o3 cars; corn,
4ii ears; oats, 261 cars.
Liverpool Grala Market.
UVERPOOL May 9 -WHEAT-Spot
firm: No. I northern. Manitoba, Ts sHd;
No. 3 nominal; No. 3 sort hern. Manitoba.
Ts ISd. futures firm; May, 7s; July, is
10.1; tVtober, (s Td-
CORN Spot, aew American mixed, nom
inal , aid American mixed quiet at Is 3d:
ew American kiln dried, easy at is lOd;
futures quiet; July. 4a 9d; September, 4s
Md.
M Is aea polls Grata Market,
JaTINXEAPOIJS. May 3. WHEAT May,
tc; July. 9sT'v;e; September. i'c; lo
cember, 11V, Ne. I hard, tl M. No. I aorta-
errv. "V5V. No. I northern. 9&i9c; No.
I, Mtiw. No. 1 durum, y.
. 8h.EI Flu. 12 li.
DA HLKV .'jrc.
O.iRN-No. 3 vil(i, r."iis;'..
OATS No. t whit. StiX!C.
HIE No. J. dun.
PRAN-8J0 6.a.T 0.
FLoL'R-Second patent. 84wi4:;
clear, tXX3i, second clears. C .'"'3
f.rst
.KB.
SEW TURK UE. F.R.t L M ARKET
Uaetatleaa
f tir Day
Yarleii
Coeaaaoaltlew.
NEW TORK, May FI"UR S teady ;
prtng patents. H.yT 1Z; winter patents.
I lO-a 5u; winter extias No. 1. 83.lotiS.SS;
Kansas straights, 4 inj4 30; winter
straights. S3.:sti4.; spring clears. $3.7M9
4 10: winter extra No 2. 13 I5y; 25 Rve
flour, steady; fair to good. 14 "jg5.6u;
choice to fnncy, ' Vfi.", 25
CORNMEAL Firm; fine, white and
yellow. 81.1fl.j0; coarse. S1.KMi1.1b; kiln
dried H.on
W HEAT fpot market easy; No. 2 red.
9iUc. elevator, and !TV. f o b. afloiit.
both nominal: No. 1 northern Duluth. tl OS.
f. o b. afloat. Future"" market advanced
early on the continued dry weather in the
"uinweei inn ine cimm. imh iosi
the ao
ance under prnflt-taklns: and tne weak
ness in the northwest, but aga n rallied
and closed at UftSc net advance: May
closed at Wkc; Juiy. W 7-16c; September,
96 He.
CORN Ppot market easy: export, new.
No. 3. Co. nominal, f. o. b afloRt Fu
ture market was wlthmit transacTions.
closing 'ic net higher: May closed at 6io.
July. 2c . ,
CTt Spot market strong; stanaarn
white. 4?Wc; No 2. 4Tc; No. 3. 42c: No 4.
41 So. Futures market was without trans
actions, closing nominal; May closed at
42V; July. 42c. .
HAT eteady; prime. SI Wi 1 ;
11 ft No. I. SL2MH; No. 3. II.OIMJI 1".
HIt'ES Steady : Central Amertca, 1ST
3Po; B gota. 21'-2ac .
LEATUER Steady : hemlock first"
6rr: eeconds. :1W2V: thirds. 19c.
n-J-ots. WnXbc . ,
PROVISIONS rork. steady; mess, S17 T5
eisJS; family. SW.aft-aSO . short clears.
f;i.OLraig.0O Beef, quiet;, mess. SlS.otWlS W:
famllv, S13 M'Sfl4.0; beef hams S24.5ta2r0B
Cut meats steady, pickled bellies, Sl'VOW
114.00; plrkled hams. SU.7S'al2 5'l Lard,
firm: middle west prime, S S0fr.: re
fined, uuiet: continent S" . South Amer
ica. R0ri: iMmpound. 7K-'i7Sc. '
TAI.U51V-F-asy : prime city, hads.,
51!-1c; rountrv. SS'&'iWc.
fU'TTER Strong; cresmery specials. 24
!52Vrc; extras. 23Sc: first. JlSSSc: sec
onds. l?Wtiilc; thirds. lslSc: state dairv.
finest. 23-; good to prime, 218 22c; common
to fair. 1SP20C; process, special. 18Hc; ex
tras. lc; firsts. Inline: seconds. 15V81-;
factory, current make, first. 17c; seconds.
Irregular; fresh gathered, selected
.Tina lTifflic: fresh gathered, seconds, 15
'ulSc: fresh aathert-d. dirties. No. 1. 14c;
fresh gathered, dirties. No. 2. 12,8 13S;
fresh gathered, checks, good to prime, 124
bi3c.
CHEESE Steadv; old skims, 6a 10c; new,
27c.
Pi iI'LTRT-1 Jve. rtendv; wester-i sprmr
20c: fowls. 13S4il4c; turkeys. 12c. Dressed,
dull; wenern broilers. J32c; fowls. lJ-.'u
l&ijc; turkeys. lUlc.
rata aad Wheat Regies Ctalletls.
Record for the twenty-tour hours ending
at 8 a. m. Friday. May K. 1911:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain
Stations. Max. Mln. tall.
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clar
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudv
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
twelve-hour
Ashland. Neb
Auburn. Neb.'
B ken Bow. Neb.
1
A4
58
M
M
4
C7
.00
.(
.
.15
.00
.00
.00
.t
.00
.00
.tr
.00
.00
.00
.02
.00
.00
.00
.00
for
Columbus, Neb.
Culberteun. Neb.. 0
Fairmont. Neb... 92
Or. Island. Neb..
Hartlngton. Neb. 94
Hastings. Neb.... 96
Hoiarege. Ncli... 9&
Lincoln. Neb 94
No. Platte. Neb. 92
OeJtdale. Neb 1
Omaha, 5eb 94
Tekamah. Neb... 93
Valentine. Neb.. W
64
65
70
82
70
67
Sioux City, la.. 92
Alta. Ia 92
Carroll. Ia 93
Sibley, Ia
(3
Minimum temperature
period ending at I a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE!.
. : ; No- of. , Team.
District- -C.; Stations: Max. Mfn.
Jtaln-
' fall.
.00
Columbus, O.. ...... IT
Louisville. Ky 30
Indianapolis, InaV. 11
Chicago. 111..... 23
St. Louis. Mo X
Dos Moines. Ia.... 21
Minneapolis, Minn. 30
Kansas City. Ms.. 24
Omaha, Neb....!.. U
92 2
M u
93 4
92 CI
94 64
93 68
76 M
9? 88
92 64
.00
.00
.00
.00
.20 !
.10
Vsry warm weatner prevaiieo uirougn
out the corn and wheat region during the
last twenty-four houra I.iKht and scat
tered showers occurred In the upper valleys
and western Nebraska.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather ttureap.
St. Uili Geaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. May 36. WHEAT
Cash, steady: track. No. 2 red, pir!ic; No.
2 hard. 94&9SC. Futures, firm: May. 924c;
Julv, Svc, September, fc
CORN Firm; track. No. t MHc; No. 3
white. SHii&rtC. Futures, higher: July.
S3Hc
OATS Higher; track. No. 1 Mc; No.
2 white. 3t'a37c; July, 33c.
RTE Steady. S1.09.
FLOUR Dull, red winter patents. S4.2i
4 70: extra fancy and straights, 33. 8084.10;
hard -1nter clears. 32 0(,a.l5.
SEEI-nmothy. S5.004j9.50.
CORN MEAL $2-50.
BRAN Dull, sacked east track. 31.07'B'l 10.
HAT Market, steady; timothy, SW-OOj"
32.00; prairie. S12.0ii 14.00.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: Jobbing.
SU.&0. Lard, higher; prime steam, $7.;9
i. 00. Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed x
tra shorts 38 3TS: clear ribs. S8.37V. short
clears. W2S- Bacon, unchanged; boxed, ex
tra shorts. $9.37; clear ribs. S3.37H; short
clears. $9 S2H. . , , .
POL'LTRy Firm; chickens, 10c: spring.
S0l'24c: turkeys, 12(8 15c; ducks, llc;
geese. 6c.
BUTTER Bteady: creamery. Kgc.
EGGS Steady ; 1212.
Reoelpts. Shipments.
Flour. bb!s.
4.300 fcs.Uw
45.000 l.t)
76.000 36.0i
I,0il0 46.0U0
Wheat, bu
Ccrrw bu
Oau. bu
Kassu City Grata Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. May M. -WHEAT
Unchanged; No. 3 hard. Walejc; No. 3, 853
92c; No. 3 red. (Be; No, s. s.(T.c.
CORN Steady IO c up; o. mira,
$.'"c; No. 3. Uc; No. 3 white, Kc; ro. 3,
OATS Steady; No. 3 white. 353Sc; No.
3 mixed. STJS 34c.
RY E Pirnc
HAY L'nchsnged to SI 00 lower; choice
timothy. SlA.5uvl7.0V choice prairie, S13.2S8
lSrll'TTER CresLmery. 20c: firsts, 27c; sec
onds. 15c; packing stock. 144)C.
EGGS-Extraa. UHc; firsts. 14c; seconds.
9.
Receipts.
35.000
S4.0i0
8.0U0
Shipments.
25 OtO
31.
6.000
Wheat, bu,.
Oirn, bu....
Oats. bu....
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 26 BUTTER
Firm, lc higher; extra western creamery,
jic; extra nearby prints. 3tc.
i.-jj.e Steady: Pennsylvsnla and other
nearby r.rsts. free cases. 85.26 per case;
current receipts, free cases. U& per case;
western f:rst. free cases. $510 per case;
current receipts, free cun, K0 per caee.
CHKHt-E-Steadv; New Tork full creams.
o'd fancy. September, uausc; .ew i"r
full creams, fair to good. UiillV:; new,
as to quality, 10e.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Msy X CORN Higher ; No. 2
yellow. &3SUSc; No. 3 yellow. Wc; No.
3 mixed. &S-c; No. 4 mixed, -61; sample,
OATS-Higher; No. 2 whits. stand
ard. 3Sc; No. 3 white, 35c
. Oataka Prod are Market.
BUTTER Creamery. 20sf21c; packing
Stork. 14C
E'lOS 13c.
POULTRY Broilers, 20c; hens. 9c; ducks,
10c.
Mllwaaka-o Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. May M. WHEAT No. 1
northern. Sl.2sU 3); No. 3 northern.
81 COS-" 101;; May. stsr. July. .
OATS Standard. 3S1S.
BA RLEY Malting. KdcoSIOL
Dalalk Grata Market.
DULUTH. May 26-WHEAT-No 1
northern. Mec; No. 3 northern. MSsjiTHs;;
Msy. c: Juiy. tec, September; SSc
OATS 3EC
Dry useda Market.
NEW TORK. May 2A DRT OCX IDS
The cotton goods markets hold steady.
I Recount of ducat have been ahurtwned S
per cent- Tarns are tending higher, with
sptnnors declining new business at current
rates. WsMsl Is higher, wilA buying freer.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS i
Underlying Strength of Market Leads
to Advance.
SUPPLY OF STOCKS IS SMALL
April Reports ( Harriott
Roods
how that Retreaehsaeat Policy
Adopted F-srly la Sprlag la
Psniel F.f feet iTely.
NEW YORK. May 5S.-The underlying
strength of the stock market which has
ben apparent through the week In spite
of the unusually severe pressure that was
exerted led to an advance In prices today
when the pressure was relaxed. Since the
beginning 0 the meek the selling movement
has teen conducted on a large scale. Dear
traders who attempted trt rover fonnH thet
I In Bflte cf the week s heavy selling the
supply of stocks was almost the smallest
of the year.
The volume of trade diminished consid
erably today. Advices from abroad Inti
mate that considerable financing of an Im
portant character will be taken up In Lon
don and Paris shortly. It is again reported
that another output of Hsrrlman Issues
may soon be announced. The strength of
Atch son may have been a natural out
growth of the Istest Psns dispatches,
which assert thst arrangements for list
ing the shares of that system on the
Bourse have virtually been completed. It
also was reported that application has
been made to list American Telephone and
Telegraph In the same market.
The April reports of the Harriman roads
showed the retrenchment policy which was
adopted early In the spring had been pur
sued effectively. Gross earnings of each
road feil off about STOO.'XO. but decreases In
net mere reduced by cuts in expenses,
which amounted to S3no.v for Union Pa
cific and SOOO for Southern Pacific. The
Colorado Southern converted a loss In
gross of S0.0t Into a gain In net of IM.000
by reducing expenses by Sl'AOOO.
The movement of gold to Canada assumed
larger proportions today, shipments ag
gregating si.fioeons.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
S2.73S.00fl. mited States bonds were un
changed on call.
Numaer of sale
and leading quotations
on stocks were as
I0IIOWS.
ales. Hit. U. Cbise.
Allla-Clwlmers pfd
Amalgamated Cepsse ......
Amartran AanraituraJ .....
AmnrtB tl I Sugar
American ran
Amarlcaa C. a P
Ameni-an CVlton Otl
Amerlrsn HAL. pfs
Am. Ica Secuntlas
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10. PDA 51 11 (IS
Lew U'w 11 11
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11. too 11S 111'' 11S
loo 104 in loss
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1.W0 s 7- ts
1.700 IMS f'S t)4S
L400 II OS MS
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4.300 IS 1S US
100 (OS 40S 404
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l.aue iz lMs
400 2S 41 S 41
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M0 1S It 17
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tot 1J7 IMS 1M
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too loss WS 107
tOO 41 42S
, 1.000 loss ltlS 107S
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M
. I. MS 111 111 111
. X.S MS 1 5"l
tat 47 47 MS
, l.tut MS SIS
tut MS M ITS
too Its l ts
4nt IIS 41 4t
. t.40t 1M 1U IMS
lot MS 44S MS
Tot 7 TlS T
. l.Tnt' 44 41S 41S
. M.1M TlS " 77
tut llts lit lit
. I.40S tS 47 47
. 3.MS M ttS t
14 S
4t r n r
. l.MS 41S 41 40
. 14. IX TtS 74 T6S
. lt,0t MS MS tlS
4S
. I.1M 17S 171 ms
American Linae!
Amenrsn
Lorrnnntlve
American 3. A R
Am. a A R. pfd
Am. S'.eel Poundnea
Am. Sugar Refining
American T. A T
American Tobacco ptl. .....
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Oa
Aichleon
Atrbiaon pfd
Atlantlo Oast Line
Baltimore A Ohio. ..........
FIMhiehetn Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
CVolral Leather
OntnU Leather pfd
Central of New Jeraar
fheaapeaka A Onto
Chicago A Alton
Chicago a. W
C. O W M..
Chicago A N. W
C . M. A 9t P
C. C. C A 8t- U
Colorado P A I
Colorado A Southern
Consolidated Gas
Crro P-odurta
Delaware A Hudson, ei-dtv
Danger A Rio Orajide
D. A R G. pfd
DlatlilerC Securities
Erla
Erie 1st pfd
Erie Id ptd
General Kiectric
Great Northern pfd
Groat Northern Ora ctfa....
Illinois Central
Intertooroogh Mat.
Int. Met. pfd
international Paper
lntemaltonal Pump
Iowa Central
Xanaas City Southern
K. C. So. pnt
Laclede Gas
Loniavllls A Naakrtus.
Minn. A Si Lenta.
M., St. P. A a. a. M
M.. K A T ....
IH.lt. AT. pfd
Mlasnurt Pacific
Katleual Biscuit
National Land
N. R. R. of M. N pfd
New Tork Central
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A Westers
North Aaaerlcan
Nortkern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pannaylvanla
People's Gas
P . C, C ft. U -..
Plttaburg Coal
Prtaaad Steel Or
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Ialand Co
Rock Ialand Co. pfd
St. U A S. r Id pfd
St. Louis S. W
St L. S. W. pfd
Sloaa-Skeffleld S. A I
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
So. Railway Ptd
Tennessee ropper
Texas A Pacific
T . St. L. A W
T . St. L. A W. pfd
Union Pacific .....
Vnloa Pacific pfd
I'nlted States Realty
Vniwd States Rubaer
Vnlted States Btaei
r. 8. Steel pfd
I'tah Clapper
V a--Carolina Ckamtcal ..
Wahaak
Wabaeb pfd
Weeuara Maryland
Weatlngbouaa Kiectric
Western I'nlea
Wheeling A L. K
Lehigb Valley
ruud sales rar ih say.
101. TOO aha
I.oados Stock Market.
LONDON. May 26 American securities
opened about unchanged today. Later the
market advanced under the lead of Cana
dian Pacific, and at noon was steady, with
values ranging from W to 1 point higher
than yesterday's New Tork closing.
Oenaels.
, II 1-lt Leulsrtlle A
N.
....isis
.... MS
....ms
....ui
.... ti
.... 41
.... U
.... T
a aocoaat ..
Amal. Copper.,
anaconda - - - -AU-klaoo
U 1-14 M , K. A T ...
... M N. T. Central
... 1 Norfolk A W.
..117 4s pfd
do pfd.
11 Ontario A
Baltimore A ohta la Pennsylvania
twaadlaa Psciris t4) Kand Mlsaa
Oicaapeaka A 0 ...
Oilcasu Q. W
Ohl., Mil. A St. P
Da Bears
Denver A Rio O...
do pfd
no
do 1st pfd
4s Id ptd
Grand Trunk
Illineta Central....
Readme tl
. SIS Southern Rr s
.1ST so ptd 41
. Its tout ham Pacific ir
. US la Ion Pactns IMS
. at 4s pfd 'S
.. U C. A Steal MS
.. tl- do pfd 111
.. 41 Wabash 17s
.. MS to pfd.. ............ MVS
..141
quiet at 24 9-Kd par ounce.
SlLVErV-Bar,
MONEY 1 WiH per cenk
The rate of discount in the open market
for short and three months' bills is 2SaU
per cenh,
LoeaJ terarftlsa.
Quotations furnished by Burns, Brlnker
A Co.. 449 New Omaha National ban
building:
B1A AakaA
City ef Omaha 4Sa. TM 104s W M
City of Omaha 4a. 1SU. school...
Cudahy Parsing Co. aa. 1M4
Chicago Railway ia. UiT
Iieer Co. as, notes
East It L I Bub. ta. lSSt
Fairmont Creamery 1st g. t per ot.
Fairmont Oeanwry pfd 1 par oeat....
Iowa Portland lament 1st mig. 4a,
Kansas ls A Else T per cu pfd.
taoaas City Ry. A IA. as, UU ...
Northern Ohio T. A L. 4 p. a ptd....
Omaha Water ts, IMS
Omana A C. B- 6U ky. aa. 1434
Omaha A C. B St. Ky. pfd t p. 0....
Omaha A C. B. St. Ky ooe
Oauhs A C. B B. A
104 s
M
MS
1M
M
M
104
MS
M
Wts
M
Mt
IS
St
lot
MS
lot
M
7
M
t?
M
tt
MS
Mw
tlS
Omaha Gas ta, U1T
PVurra Mill 4 per cent pft
South Omaha City two-..
10
10
T
Topoaa Haiiwey ta, lius
Vnloa Stock TarSa ateck
M
rales Stock Tarda kswds
wise stsaonal Uoapnai aa. UU
New York Carb Market.
Tha following quotations are furnished
bv Logan A Cryan. members New York
Stork exchange, 31S South Sixteenth street:
Aaker Tobacco tt Nevada Cows. lt
bay Stale bos IIS Newkuoae 1
taiu Caalluoa ...... 1S Okie Caposr 1
lartns It RewwJde Caeiluea.. t
Ch.ef Cobs is Bar Casual 1
twyia-Ciaiy 1 twin PkglS 11
giy Casus t Sasio-RoooucS Ce...lM
Prmahlla ........ Its tussrtsr A rttla . IS
Ouanu tS TawoawS Mining. t
Balawal ts Trtauy Oopoar...M. 4s
brwni Caaaaia T I'aKad Ceesr ,. Us
laapimlia S Nona Lake , TS
Lajwse 4 Kerr Lea . s
I sa porta at Kaw York.
NEW TORK. May 2A Imports sf
ehandisa and dry goods at u port of New
York for the week ending Msr 3" were
valued at Sl..s-u. Imports of specie for
the week ending today were f3 h silver
and 92. "S3 rold Ex ports of specie for
the week were SMfro..; silver and tn,l
gold.
REPORT OF THE CLEARING HOUSE
I
Traaeaetloss of the Aaawelateel Raaka
for tbe Week.
NEW TORK. May 2 Prad street s bank
clearings report for the week ending Mav
25 shows an ssgerrate of tt.043.WT.oO as
aealnst S3.'V.eV0ne last week and 32 27.-
t4.'. in the corresponding a
The following is a list of tt
eek last year.
he cities:
I
CITIES.
Clearings. I Inc. j Doc
New Tork
Chlrsgo
boston
Philadelphia
St. Loula
Kansas City
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Cleveland .
New Orleans
Detroit
OMAHA
Ios Angeles
Louisville
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Paul
Atlanta
Portland. Ore
Buffalo
Denver
Indianapolis
Providence
Richmond
Washington
St. Joseph
Fort Worth
Memphis
Salt Lake City
Columbus
Albany
Tacoma
Savannah t
Spokane) ..............
Toledo ......
Hartford
Rochester ............
Dee Moines
Nashville
Duluth -
Wichita .
Peoria
Norfolk
Oakland
Sioux City
New Haven
Grand Rapids
Scranton
Birmingham
Jacksonville. Fla....
SI. 871. 22, OOP
12.0;...
3F.2.0. J 000'.
147. 4.. 'i.
141.4jI"0
t S
7 (
3ft.
67. !0.fv. I 13
44.snu.aa 33
48.432 0 1 sli
41.r2 W 3 4
S1 049'O 12
32. 61 (. .lj
16.1ly 7.8
17.714.fsS) ; 4.1
22.742. ouni 47.4
l.l.fr' 9 4
16ni.0rtv I 3.1
12 nl2 Ovt 11.2
12.663 000- 1.5,
11.4-6.10 1 7 1 '
10 429 0"4) IS
8 si I 18 8
9.7 OOOl 6
U.r.Ai 2S.3.
e.'KW.Ort' 12
..TST.tno, j 11.8
7.41 f 4 7
(,979 600 4.0
T.187.0r 3 9.
7.1?.'x I (.1
6 4.il.oiwi 113
.r.o' S3
7.15S.OO' 37.3.
S.84O.000- I 4(
4.831. SOiM ) 13 0
(.031. Outs' 7.
4.122.000' 1 a. 4
4 Iwa.OWs" 36.
irnnol 17.1
4.546.00W 13. ll
3.8M.0S0I i.4t
3.S64.0ti 4.51
34.OI 1121
S.73" O0r( 3 f
.7.s ' Jg.2
S.OPs.0001 S.(l
344.UI I 19
19l.tnol 3 81
2 942.0IW l.Ji
2.229 00' I rr (
1661. 7.1
3,4e4.nrW I 7.4
14P7.0j'0- 1 5.4
1411.0 1 .1
3.136.006' 50.6,
1K4.00i ' 31.3
S.ni'S.Ooni I
1.833 OOOl 18. Si
3.119.O0OI 17.1
2.3S9.onil 16.7'
3.211.000' I .7
2.044.000 (.0
1.8S1.0OO' j .(
1 421. (WX I 16.1
1.473.000) 3 3
L4.-W.0rt! S.7'
L5.onftl .(i
1.70IW 1
1,4S0' 8.0
1.3".ortV.... 8.2
1.404.''V j (.0
1.3l3.nno 1 10.5
1.346. 0061 .31
773.0K)1 IS. 4
1.3.nroi 19.1;
1.476.0001 22.1
l.nos.osr.' ! 6.1
3.471 VM 171.0'
1.13O.0OOI If. T'
810.000I I 13.2
9K7 00m I 5.2
-76.0001 8.7"
965.0001 17.21
922.000! ! 1.7
1.O4R00OI SOW
1 219.00OI 52.3'
RT4.000. .1'
T72.O0OI 14.3
942.0001 38.1'
941,0001 1 29.8
817 0001. ..'...I
79I0O0I I 11.8
66S.oom 10.51
547.0001 1 7.(
730.00W A
426.000( 4.7"
621.0001 43 4
504.0001 t.gi
326.0001 1 35 0
Sv2.s 17.8'
351.000) I 1.3
378.000) 5
Oklahoma City
Syracuse
Augusts, Ga
Worcester
Evansvllle
Springfield, Mass....
Dayton
Portland. Me
Wheeling
Little Rock
Charleston
Knoxvllle
Chattanooga
Lincoln
Davenport
Wilmington
Mobile
Wllkesbarre ........
Kalamaxoo
Sacramento
Topeka
Cedar Rapids
Macon ,
Fall River
Toungstown ,
New Bedford ,
Springfield. Ill ,
Fort Wayne
Canton
Sioux Falls
Akron
Helena ...
Columbia. 9. C
Islington
Fargo ,
Erie
Rock ford
Qulncy
Bloomtngton
Chester. Pa ,
8prtngfleld, O
South Bend ..
Lowell
Jackson. Miss
Binghamton
Decatur .
Mansfield
Fremont. .............
Vlckeburg -..
Jacksonville, in
York. Pa ..
Waterloo. Ia
Houston - , ...
Galveston
3M.0001
177.00!
21 4.000).. ...
822.0001
1.262.000)
n.a4.ooM
13.863.0001 17.1
18 8
12.3
.7
t.
"iVi
Not Included in total because containing
other Items than clearings.
New Tork Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. May SA MONEY On call,
steady, at S3H per cent; ruling rate. J
per cent; cUietng bid. 3H Per cent; offered
at 2, per cent. Tims loans, steady; sixty
days. 2 per cent; ninety days. 2Sf3 per
cent; six months. bai per cent.
PRIME MBROANT1LE PAPER 34 per
cent.
STFTRLINQ EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business in bankers' bills at S4.s440
for sixty-day bills and at 34.8630 for de
mand; commercial bills. 84. 83.
SILVER Bar. 63c; Mexican dollars, 4Sc.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
steady.
Closing quotations on nonas looey wsre
as follows:
C. A rat. ts. rsg....ist 1st. at. K. 4s 47
do cenaoa 1 Jaoaa 4s sas
C. S. M. rag. lti de 4Sa 44
ee eawpas 11 K C. So. 1st St.... n
V. A 4S. rag 114 L. 8 deb. 4a 1ML... M
do oonpon 114 L. A N. not. 4a M
AJlls-Oial. 1st ta.... Tis M. K. A T. 1st 4s.. MS
Am. Ag ta 141 'do gan. 4a r
Am. T A T. ev. 4S..110S Mo. Part ns 4s Tt
am. Tobacco ia 44 N. R. R. of a. 4 tl
do 4s IMS N T. C. I tsa M
Armoer A Co.
4a-
t3S 'do dob. 4s 11
M N. T , N. H. A R.
ms ev. 4s in
Ill's N A W let a. 4a . M
MS c. 4s. ICS
MS Ns. Pacific 4s MS
MS do la 71
IS 0. S. L. rfdg. 4s 4
MS Pans. cr. ISa Ult... 47
loss do COS. 4s 104
Atchison gea
do cv. 4a
do ev. 4o
A. C L. lat 4s...
Bal A Oh la 4s...
do SS
So A W. IS..
Brook. Tr. cr. M
Can. of Oa ts.
Con, Leather Is..
C. ef N. J. s I
MS Reading gen. 4s 47
i!i a u 4 1 r. rg. 4s us
Cbea. A Ohio 4Saa 1'1 So gen. ta
... MS
do rsf. 4a M St. L. w. e. 4
schlcage A A ISa Tt de lat goM 4s. .
C B. A Q. ! 4a.... M S A. L. 4a
do gan. 4a. tT So, Pas. col. 4s..
C M. A t P g IS M do cv. 4a
0. R. L A P. a M 71 s do lat ret. 4s...
to rts 4s M ts Railway la..
Culo. lnd. U T4S do gan. 4a
Cola Mid. 4s 44S fnlon Pacific 4s..
... MS
... MS
... T
... tlS
... MS !
... M I
...lots
ns
C A S. r As. 4S MS do nr. ta
PAH
do 1st A rat. 4s..
D A R u 4s....
do rsf. 4s
tX suiters' Is
Ens p. L 4a
do goo- 4a
do cv. 4a ear. A
do aerlaa B
M C S. Rubber a
IIS V. S Steel Sd Is...
Ts Va -Car. Cbem. la. .
ITS Wabaah let 4a
71 da lat A ex 4s...
a Western MA 4
71 Wast. Else. CT la.
PI
4S
U
41
Osa. Elee. cv. 4s.
III. Con. lat rot.
Int- Mat 4Sa....
Bid- Ottered.
...ltlS fla. "antral 4a
4a. MS Ms. Pac. cv. 4a
... TS
Bosloa Stocks ill Basil.
BOSTON. May 26 Closing quotations on
mining stocks were as fellows:
Allows US Nevada Can Its
Amal. Copper 4T Nlplaalng Mines 14
A I. L. A MS North Butts MS
Arlaene Com ITS North Lake 7
B A C. C. A I. M. 15 Old Dominion 41s
Butte Ooalltloa 14 Oecaala 144
Cal. A ArUooa. M Qulnoy n
Cal. A Hecla.. ...... .474 Shannon . US
tsauonlal 1-"S uertar MS
Opeer Range O. C. U Supsrwr A B. M 4
Giro us Coo. 4 Superior A P. C 14
Granny Cos M Tamarack 14
ureses Cananea T V. S S B, A f .... M
Isle Kayaia Cup par 14 do pfd 47
kerr Lake 4 ItaS Cos. U.
Lake Tapper r t'UI Copper Ot-
Ls tall Copper..... Wtnaaa 4
Miami OewpoT Ms Welvsrtas - 11
Mohawk .. .... ...... 4t
New Tork ml tains; Sleeks.
NEW TORK. May 36. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Alios W LIta Chief I
Cam. Tnnsal stack.. M M.llrea 4f4
d hoods It Omana is
Oaa. Cel. A Va....14 Oahlr 1st
Hera Silver Standard Its
Iras Silver IM Tattoo Jacks 44
Lsadvtlls Caa. Ut
OrtereA
aak Clearings.
OMAHA, May 26. -Bank clearings for to
ds y were S3 46. 774. 74 and for the corre
sponding data last year, 32, 578, 664.71.
Oils sst Roots.
BAVANNAH. Ga,. May 36 TURPITN
TIN E St early . r: sales. 46 barrels; re
ceipts. luM barrels; shipmanta, L231 bar
rels: stock. 12.4a barrels.
ROSIN Firm; sales. 2.1M barrels: ra-
colpts. 1836 barrels: shipments. 1757 bar
rels; stock. &B.6M barrels. Quotations; B,
M Mr; D, SfcTV E. 86.99: F, 86 98; O. 87:
H, 87 46; I, 87.1w: K, 37 1T: M, HI; N,
r a, w a. r.. w w, r sa
Market. .
ST. LOUTS. May 243. WOOL-Unohang-d;
territory and weetera mediums, lUo,
tne modlusns, Udlso; fins, UQUa.
OMAHA LIE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Very Light tad Pricei
Stronger.
HOGS TO TO FIFTEEN LOWEK
Fat sheep and 1 -a sabs Reasonably
Aetlve, kat . Prlc-es aa a General
Rale Arc Tea ta Fifteen
( eats Lower.
SOUTH
Receipts were:
OMAHA. May 26, 111.
Cattle. Hoes Sheep
Cfn.-tsl Mondsy 4.133
orn.-tal Tuesday 5
Official Wednesday ,...4:.2!
Offli-lal Thursday
Estimate Friday
4..S0 1 rjs I
IS 7 U7S 1
11. 43 6 244
13.C5 S.'7
6.4
S5.-1P7 H.417
47. r-iwi 22 S33
42 392 3(1214
51 2" 2.VA
61.r.5 36242
45.7J9 U.877
Five davs this week..lSo
Same days lsst week 2". 462
Same rlsvs 2 weeks ago 14 61.7
Same days 3 weeks ago 17 i'i
Same days 4 weeks ago 14.ort
Same days last year 15.407
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the rear to date, as compared with
'sst year: 1-11 19"0 !n-
Cattle 416.323 39 MO 17 C3
Hogs 100 3 74.r 2"6.7"7
Sheep (-.R3 593.223 97 29
The following table shows the average
prices on hogs at South Omaha for the
last several days, with comparisons:
Dates. I 19U .29W. ;i0B. :19Q8. ;1307. 11906. 1906.
Mav
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Mav
S ! I 30. '
t 8Sl 9 96. 7
I S 34! ( 191 ( 291 S 20
...
17...
18...
19...
30...
21...
22...
23...
34...
I 4 31, 4 J3, 0
6 Sol ( 3&1 ( Ji S 26
$34 I ( 3i S 93
S 38 t 23 S 24
5 3; ( 341 ( 26;
S 37' ( 1B t 23' S 29
t 261 ( 111 ( 19' 6 2
S US 9 44' 7 02
S TsSi a 4 e,
I 73
39' ( Wi
9 41i 7 01
I 7 001
S 64
i 69
S 43
I 41.
39 ( 971 I ( 04i ( 231 17
1 7 KH 5 14. S 99 6 32 S 16
26
I 70
May
36. 4 S S3 1 S 14 7 14 b 16:
I t 27; 6 19
"unday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending st 3 p. nv yester
day: RECEIPTS.
Cattle.Hogs.Sh p.
C. M. A
St. P..
3
Wabash
4
1
10
4
1
3
26
1
-4
6
11
3
I
2
85
A N. W.(
A N W..
St. P.. M
B. A Q.,
east
west
A O
east
west
B. A Q
R. I A
P.. east...
P.. west...
R I. A
Illinois Central.
Chicago Great Western.
Total receipts.
14
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 76
744
Swift and Company 1S2 L196
Cudahy Packing Co 4) 1.1K6
Armour A Co 233 2.211
Murphy 790
5J5
1.124
2.0.
Morrell 27
F. B. Lewis 1
Huston A Co 14
J H. Bulla 4
MtsTonneghey 15
Other buyers 46 132
Totals 677 6.150 4 54
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were very
small even for a Friday, only twenty cars
being reported In. which was not enough
to make very much of a market. Still
what few cattle there were sold In good
season and to good advantage. Prices as a
rule were fully steady with yesterday and
In many cases quite a little stronger where
buyers happened to see something that
they especially wanted.
THIS leaves tri6 market st tne present
time wlths the best well bred and ell fat
tened cattle steady with last week. On
the other hand, unfnllsh-d and plain cattle
even If they are light weights, are Udl5c
lowerjirhan last week. Heavy cattle have
beeen more or less neglected all the week
and they are generally 10X1 15c lower.
Choice well fattened heifers snd light
cows on the heifer order have remained
about steady all tbe weeet. but heavy cows,
even If fat. have been slow sale, and they
are 16sjfl5c lower than last week's close.
Vsry fsw feeders have been comlngand
they have sold at strong prices, la fact
In many cases 154f2So higher than the same
cattle brought last week, it win so un
derstood, however, that the demand is still
limited . and the strength of the market
Is due entirely to the fact that receipts
have been so- light.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choloe beer!
steers, S&.754SA10; fair fo good beef steers,
M bWB5.75; common to fair beef steers, 86.08
C6.0O; good to choice belters, So.004ja.75;
good to choice cows, S4.7utii6.3K; fair to good
cows and heifers. 34 25g4.7b; common to fair
oows and heifers, S2,7ag4.60: a'ood to choice
stock era and feeders. S6.JO-co.70; fair to
good stock ers and feeders, tS.iotfo.T; fair
to good stackers and feeders. tS.O0g5.O:
common to fair stockers and feeders, 44.04
0 00; stock hellers, so; veal calves,
S4.254j7.3t; bulls, stags, etc.. t4 0Qai.2i
BEEF STEERS,
Ms, Av. Pr. Ha
10 H IN 11...
U lull 14 1
S 114t I 41 14...
& 1111 I at 14...
t 1V1 146 14...
44 U74 I 44 I...
11 11S0 I 44
Av.
...14I
...un
...1414
... 440
...1VS7
...10
PT.
I 71
4 Tt
I M
t M
I to
I M
STEERS AND HEIFERS
f 411 4 M 14 11
I U
I M
4 M
4 74
4 74
4 M
I M
ia. ta t u it....
COW B.
. lOtt 4 14 17 ...
1 t8 4 B a. ...
t .....1011 I M 4
It 1101 4 ll 14 ...
it ns 4 40 1....
1 1104 4 40
nEIFERS.
7 444 4 90 I....
t 471 4 T4 I....
4. 777 4 04 4....
..1014
..1044
..UU
1011
.un
I 1
t M
I St
Ml
BULLd.
.115
. tit
.UUI
.100
1M
.ns
.1444
.110
t M
..1S44
..1TS0
.. t
.1120
..lat
..144
.. 7T0
4 71
4 M
4 H
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HOGS Hog trade waxed warm on a lim
' tted supply and- all weights mads good ad-
101s ! vancea. It was a lo15c higher market
.IMS ' while It lasted, everything passing over the
. trs sraiea within a short time after the open
let ing. About eighty-four cars of stock were
leas i yarded and none of the regular buyers
11 1 were timid with their ordexa
lot I j,-0 material changes occurred in ths po-
" sltton of spreads between various weights
snd bulk held within a dime range at tha
advances. Tha big end of the run moved
at 85 754 5.83 and choice bacon bogs sold
up as high as to 96.
Speculative and shipping outlets had fair
volume, as compared with total business,
and right around a doxen loads of animals
sold to buyers en outside account. Quality
rather than weight featured general pref
erence from start to finish, a phase of the
market that has been evident for maay
week s.
Until today prlree have been slightly
lower than those at last week's cloee, but
today's Improvement place the trade about
a dims higher than Saturday's market.
This advance is shown In tops as' well as
bulk.
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SHEEP Lamb trade acted droopy again
today, but the market was an Improve
ment over yesterday a session as far as
demand was concerned. ouppuos were
light tvod while cheaper coat was lbs ru.s
on all clssses of st.-x k. orlers proved smpls 1
ana were niiea wttn s.me degree or
dnm. JTl.-es paid for bulk of offerli
Showed fresh losses of log IV.
Only an odd 'uurteen doui'ln of s'oi-k ar
rived, but tares oads .f stale Mexl.-an
lamhs were avaihle. swel"i total offer
ings to barely normal p-iortlons. Fuilv
half cf the entire st.j'plv consisted of
Mexicsn Ismhs In Te... e and ilisr-iav of 1
matureil shep was nei..sfari;y ery small.
tnx-Hl quality pla)etl a lending part In
the soRieward movement and in-Netseeni
grades were usually avoided on strings I
or InTertor rhara.-ter the trnde had verv I
un. ertaln tone and prli es ruled unevenly I
lower Topfv Mexl an wixie1 laml-s of 1
the Ooui.l feeding moved at 37 j-n7 iu, and!
haT shorn western !ml sold at 8 '
Shorn wethers rerrhed 14 TS. Irdlcating !
t istahle limit of ST. If or possibly S," 5. and ,
' V" " ,L" kT7 "1 :.""", IP"'.w
lamb market shows losses of ' JOn 30. '. but
prices are still much higher than those
paid at last week's close Current values
on woolei as well as shorn lamhs average
6i"Btv higher than a week ago. while old
sheep also show a general haif-dol,ar ad
vance Business In matured muttons has
been of small volume, of oours. and any
advance has been poorly tested.
t Juotaticns on sl eep and lambs: Ooid to
choice spr ng lambs. S7 iu 'W; fair to good
spring lamhs. $5 7Au7 '0; Mexican lambs.
V f'u 7. 55. western handv lambs. M.7:tl7.2S.
wettern heavy lambs. n 2f-n6 75. go d t
choice shorn lambs. 16 75, fa r to good
shorn Ismbs. .V6VPil 0; shorn feeding
Ismhs. S3 7"..i4 77: sh irn voarllngs. 4 lf
5 ."4i. shorn wethers, 14 6511.VJ.V P" 1 M
choice shorn ewe. 14 "v.4 7:1; fair 'o g. oi
thorn e wes. S3 v". i4 50
Mexican .ami. v ." Z-i
272 western
210 western
4 bucks .
230 western
133 western
13 western
16 western
315 western
shorn ewes ...
wethers shorn
4 .v.
4 75
4 25
5 00
3 75
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culls.
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735 Mexican Ismbs
U4 Mexicsn Ismbs
o Mexican lambs
206 western ewes shorn .
39 western shorn ewes, culls
CHICAGO I.1VE STOCK MARKET
Denaasa for Cattle nod Hogs strong
Sheep Weak.
CHICAOO. May 2fi CATTLE Receipts
1.0" head; market strong; beeves, to 15d
6 35: Texas steers S4..k 55; western steers,
S4i'B5.60. stockers and feeders. HSo-uriTTi:
cows and heifers, S2.4ttom.75; calves. 85. J?
t7 7S.
HiXrS Receipts 12.(1X1 head; market
strong; llsht. 35 7.".ft6 15; mixed, 85 75a 6 IO
heavy. t".oiti6.0.'ij, rouirli. S5.Siri5 70, good
to choice heavv. JR7Hi6o:vT: pigs, 85.5t"l'
605: hulk of sslee. S5.i"i7u5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 10.0.1
head: market weak; native. S3Siv,iiisi:
western. S3.7.Vg'6 10; yearllng-s. 34 75'fl-j.U,
lambs, S4. 75 io. western. So.TS.lO.
Kassss City Urals and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, May 26. -CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.000 head, including 1fi. southerns .
market steady; calves 2-"c higher; dressed
beef and export steers. S5 7roi.l5: fair to
good. 85. 201 5. 70; western sters 84 7.VI3
stockers and feeders, 84 75ti.6fl; southern
steers. 84 3.Vri6..V: southern cows. S3 O0ijiJ4o:
native cows, STOftfro.in; native heifers. 84.60
&600: bulls. 84.0ifi6.00: calves, V500ri7.75.
HOOS Receipts, 8.000 head: market lOo
h'gher: bulk of sales. SoftTKrr6.10: heavy.
15 95416 05; packers and butchers. (6 OfftcS. 10;
lights. J6.00416 12S;.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. Z.V
head: market steady; lambs, 45.507.35:
veerllngs. 3". OftuS iki; wethers. 4 5ofp5 00:
ewes, MOOnAW: stockers and feeders. 83.00
fet.oo.
st. I.nsla I.lve Stork Market.
ST LOUIS. May 26 CATTLE Receipts.
1.2" head, including 6u0 Texans: market
steady; native shipping and export steers.
S5.75-c6.45; dressed beef and butcher steers.
4uin 5 , sieers under 1.000 pounds. !5."0t
6.25; stockers and feeders, 32.50'pi 15; cows
and hetfers. S3.00S6 16: canners SiD0J3.15;
bulls. 32 2&!?.50; calves. 85.00i(j9.25; Texas
snd Indixn steers. Sl.oiXS 50; cows and
heifers. 33.5d5.50.
HOGS Receipts. 7.6orT head: market VH
15c higher; pigs and lights,, 16 5"7.10:
packers. (5956.10; butchers and best
heavv. 36 OKa 15.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Reretpts. 1900
head; market steady: native muttons. 33.50
SA 50: lambs. VV0Oar7 7S; culls and bucks,
S3.OOI3J.5O; stockers, SI26'S3.00.
St. Jaoepk Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. May 26. C A TTT.B Re
ceipts, 500 head.
Market steady: steers.
8&41V&W.IO: cows
calves. M-ttJr?.TS.
and heifers, S3.25K.00-.
SHEEP AND
LAMBS Receipts. 1.500
head. Market lower: lambs, S5.7tVcT7.on.
HOGS Receipts 3,000 head. Market 10c
higher; top. So. 124; bulk of sales, S5.
(.06.
Stork Is Sigh.
Receipts of live stock at the five princi
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha 5o S.tuO S.3n0
St. Joseph 500 1.500 S.oflO
Kansas City 1.0") 5.000 3. its)
,'v Louis l.i T.5"0 3,")
Chicago 1.000 12.000 10.0UO
Totals t.M 83.400 23.100
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. May 26.-METAIJ9 Stand
ard copper, dull; spot and futures, 811.70
12.00. London market firm; spot. 54 15s:
futures, 56 Ts 6d. Lake copper, 812.2.VUY
12.50; electrolytic. 812 12-o'12.r: casting.
811.87912 12V Tin, dull; spot. 843 70.d44 50;
May. 84o.7Otj44.50: June. 343.6ufci44.50; July.
842 3itt 43. 00; August, H0 50m 41 ft). I.n.lon
market firm: spot. 2t2; futures, 17 6s.
Lead, dull; 846458, New York, snd 84.20
W4 25. Eaat St. Iouls. London market
quoted at 13. Spelter, dull: 85 3fxi.'..0.
New York, and SO. 3t 1)6 25, East St. Louis.
London market quoted at 24 10a. Anti
mony, quiet; Cookson's. S9.0"S9 50 Iron.
Cleveland warrants, 46e 3d In London. Lo
cally Iron was quiet; No. 1 foundry, north
ern. 815.25(816.75; No. 2 northern. No. 1
southern and No. 1 southern, soft, 815 00
16 50.
ST LOUTS. May "26. METALS Lead,
weak at 84 22S. Spelter, dull at 85 30K5.22
Cottos Market.
NE7W TORK, May 26. COTTON Spot,
closed quiet. 10 points lower; middling up
lands. 15.90c; middling gulf, 16.05c; r-alea,
1 iWt Ha! 11
' ST LOUIS. Mav 26. COTTON Un
changed : middling. 15Sc; no sales: receipts,
611 bales; shipments, 5o bales; stocks. 11.
89 bales.
Kaw York cotton msrket, as furnished
by Logan A Brysn. members of New York
Cotton exchange, 315 South Sixteenth) street:
Artlcles.1 Open. I Hlgh.. Low. Close, Tes'y
July ,
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Dec
Mav
.! 15 71
.' 14 15
.1 13 :
.! 13 14
.' 13 05
.' 15 69
I 15 75
I 15 20
I 13 60
I 13 16
I 13 OS
I 15 60
15 30
15 00
13 50
13 07
13 00
15 37
I 15 54
I 15 06
I 13 (2
' 13 07
I 13 01
I 15 52
15 73
15 14
13 55
IS 11
13 03
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Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, May . COFFEE Futures
closed steady, net S points lower to t
points hleher. Sales. 40.750 bags; Msy and
June. 1070r; July, 10.79c; August, 10.7V;
September, 10 6c: October. 10 6-ic; Novem
ber 10.4sc: December. January and Feb
ruary 10 47c; March and April. 10 4Kc. Spot,
steady: No. 7 Rio 12c; No. 4 Santos, 13c.
Mild, quiet; Cordova, 13ai5c.
Satjar Market.
NEW TORK. May 26. SUGAR Raw
steadv; muscovado. fc9 test. 33bc; cen
trifugal, 96 test, lleic. molasses, SS test,
lUc. Refined steady.
Hay arket.
OMAHA. Msr 26 -HAY-No. 1. SH OO: No.
2 810 00, packing, 37 06; alfalfa, 813 00. straw:
Wheat, S5.50; rye. 86.50; oats. 37 00.
GIFT TO HURON COLLEGE
Presbyteries Iastltatios Gets Has.
aired Thowsaad f reus Rocke
feller StosrA.
HURON. 8. D.. May 36. -The Huron
Presbyterian college today received a gift
of 8160.004) from the Rockefeller general
education board.
Offer ts Balls' Cmmrt Hoose.
WORLAND. Wjo, May JS (Special.)
Tha Lincoln Town site company has offered
to donate a site and build a county seat
building free cf cost to the taxpayers if
they will elect Worland ths county seat
of Washakie county at ths coming election
oa June 11
Fall fro aw Ho two Is Fstal.
NEWCASTLE, Wyo.. May 25. SpeHal )
Roy Caaii, who was thrown from a horse
last week, ls dead. Cash appeared on the
street tha day following tha accident and
did not know that he was seriously hurt,
but Internal troubles developed.
'i DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Business Situation as Whole Presents
Element! of ImproTement.
1 IRON AXD STIEL MORE ACTIVE
W ore Retail Marina, trrempasled by
Krnsdrr Parrkaslaa Is Primary
Markets for special Ilellvery
of Cotton (ioods.
NKV YORK. Mai 2.-run-s
rtenew
I Trade tomorrow will say:
1 The business situation as a whole 1. re
sents elements or improvements anu wniio
the Increase In actual transactions Is
and In some places not discernible, an k'l
1 vance has b. en made.
The lower rices on steoi bars a as the
s.gn of recent development In Iron and
'steel, altho-ixh the action was not tinex
1 petted, tjuotatlons of pig iron also turn
isl nrj.lv In the c .runnier s favor, all msr-
ki ts showing a declining tendency and
I sillers being reported as wl'lina: to accept
, onlers on the new bal for delivery well
Into the socond half of the year.
A broader demand Is apparent In the
leitst. but there Is no slten of ret al
.'tn it and in the central west both II. s
jsemer and basic grades remain dull. An
; Improved sentiment Is noted in finished
Mines a'thoutth this has not been acoom
I panied by exp.inln In the vxiltime of hu1-
ners the prevailing hesltancv being at
tributed larsely to uncertainty rerardlng
prices Some verv low figures are beln.
nam"d on structural steel, which Is ontv
falrlv active.
More retail buying has been srs om
panled bv broader purchasing In the prl
marv mnrkets for special dellverv of cot
ton goods for converting and manufactur
ing purposes. Prices on grav and bleached
cottons sre advancing in a steady wav,
many well known makes being from i to
c yard higher. That prices sre at IH
below producing costs Is Indicated bv the
larre measure of restriction of output that
ls announced.
The footwear situation shows Improve
ment snd s larger volume of fall orders
sre received from traveling salesmen. The
leather markets are Imnrovlna- snd soIa
.leather in nil tannages is well established
lat the recent one-.-ent advance. Domestio
1 hides continue higher with moderate sales)
'of most varieties. Decided strength ts
noted in calf skins, both domestic and
I foreign.
' BR llllTRKHT't HKt IKW OF TR IDG
Trade
Improves MotvIf, bnt
la aa
Irrrgalar Way.
NEW YOPK. May 26.-.Uradstreet's
to
morrow will say:
Trade Improves slowly but in an irregj
lar a. . niptoi-.e of U tternient sug
gested by tne trend of stfalrs last week
have not eventuated in the sustained,
spreading Improvement that was hoped
lur. hence some evident ex of disappoint
ment are visible. Retail trade, in con
sonance with the continued .seasonable
weather, hus expanded, but the turnover
ls still below anticipations and In various
parta of the country bargain sales are
features. Wholesale trade, considered as a
whole, remains quiet.
Cotton good are firmer and there la
more doing in leather, with prices higher.
Frlce cuts and a declaration of what
might be termed an "open market'' policy
as regards some steel products Is an unset
tling factor In that important Industry.
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending Mav 25 were 236,
against 235 iact week. 2.J in the like wee
of 1..10. atif, in lHtw. 21a in W and 142 In
1907. Business failures In Canada for the
week number IS. which compares with 17
laxt week and 15 a year ago.
Wheat, Including flour, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week
ending May X aggregate 2.6h4.16 bushels,
against S.aoO.h last week and 3.5M.144 this
week last year. For the fortv-seven weeks
ending May 25 exports are lll.rtx0.030 bush
els, against liB.531.;t5T In the correspo
s ponding;
period last year.
Corn exports for the week are 734.646
bushels against 936.234 last week and
S4;.34 In lam. For tne forty-seven weeks
ending May 25 corn exports are 46 3ol,S57
burhels, against 27.019.993 last year
OMAHA UBNEKAL MARKET.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1 delivered to
ths retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 23c; No.
2, in 3u-lb. tubs. 31c; No. 2, in 1-lb. cartons,
21c; packing stock, solid pack. 13c; dairy.
In 60-lb. tubs, lkaloc; market changes every
Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins. 14VuV15c; young Ameri
cas, 16c; daisies. 16c; triplets. 15c; llmberger,
16c; No. 1 brick, 16c; Imported Swiss, i.c;
domestio Swiss, 22c; block Swiss, 19c
POL LTRY Dressed broilers, under t lbs..
S&.OU per do.; hens' 14c, corks, 10c; ducks,
lac; geesa, 15c; turkeys. 24c; pigeons, per
dosen. 81.30; homer squabs, per das.. 84. Ot;
fancy squabs, per dux., 83.50, No. 1, per
dux., 83 00. Alive: Broilers. 20c; 1 to IS)
lbs., and IS. to 3 lbs.. 30c; smooth legs. 14c;
btna. luc; old roosters, 6c; old ducks, full
feathered, 12c; geese, full feathered, ,'c;
turneys. 12S-C. guinea fowls. Hue each; pig
eons, per dos., iOc; homers, per dox.. S3 0o;
squabs. No. 1. per dog., tl.oo; No. 3, per dog,,
50c; old turkeys. 14c.
FISH (all froxen) Pickerel. 10c; white.
15c: pike. 14c; trout. 11c; large crappies.
tii'20c; Spanish mackerel, 19c; eel. Ike, had-
does, Uc; uounuers. uc, green catllsh, 16 j;
roe shad, toe each; shad roe, per pair,
40c; frog legs per dox.. 3Sc(jj.u0. salmon.
luc; halibut. 6c; yellow perch, sc; buffalo.
he; buuneaa, ic.
Beef Cuts No. 1 nDS. izc;".no. j, US;
No. 3, 11c; No. 1 loin, 13c; No. 2. 12c;
No. 3. 12c; No. 1 chuck, 7Vc; No. 2. 7c; No.
3. 7c; No. 1 round, 10c; No. 2. 9c; No. 3,
9iyc; No 1 plate. 5Sc; Uo. 2. 5c; No. 3, 5C
FRUITS Bananas: Fancy select, pes'
bunch, (2.254.2.60; Jumbo, bunch, 8. 75-33. 76.
Dates: Anchor brand, new, 30 1-lb. pkgs
in boxes, per box, 82.00. (Jrape Fruit: Flor
Ida. 64-4-oO sixes, per box to. 00; 36-46 sixes,
per box. 84.60. Lemons: Limoneira brand,
extra fancy, S0u-ou9 sixes, per box. 86 6fivf
6.00; Lorn a Llmunoira, fancy. 30urg360 stsas.
per box, 36 Ot4t6.50; 2u stse. ooe per box leas.
Oranges: Camel ia Redlands naveis. all
sixes, per box. S3.5iXoS.75. fancy navels. 80.
6-lAi sixes, S3.Z6. 150 and smaller aisaa.
81503.75; California Jaffa oranges. 160 and.
smaller sizes, per box. 88 7a. Pineapples: 34-30-36
sites, per crate, 34.26; 42-46 sixes, per
crate, 83 25. Strawberries: Missouri, par 34
quart case. 83 00.
VEGETABLES Beans: String and wax.
per hamper, 82.50; per mkt. bait., Mk "6(luu.
Beet Per bu.. 75c. Cabbage: California
and Texas, new. per lb., 3c. Carrots: Per
lb.. 3c. Cucumbers: Hot house, 1 and I
dox In box. per box, SI. 50; Texas, pop
bu. hamper. 82.00. Egg Plant: Fancy Flor
ida, per dos., 81.50. Garlic: Extra fancy,
white, per lb.. 12c. Lettuce: Extra fancy
leaf, per dos., 40c. Onions: Texts Bermuda,
white, per crate. 82.25; yellow, per craia
82 00. Parsley: Fancy home grown, per)
dox bunches 20c. Potatoes: Iowa and Wis
consin, whits stock, per bu.. 85c; new
stock. In sacks, par bu., 81 10. Radishes:
Homo grown, per dos. bunches, 24ji2c,
Tomatoes: Florida, per t-bek. crate, fancy.
84.00; choice, 83.50.
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds: California
soft shell, per lb., 18c; In sack lots, lc less
Brazil Nuts: Per lb.. 13c; In sack ots. la
lees. Filberts: Per lb.. 14c: In sack lots, la
less. Hlckorynuts: Large, per lb.. 6c; small
per lb.. 6c. Peanuts: Roasted, per lb., go;
raw. per !b.. 6Sc. Pecans: Large, per lb.,
16c; In sack lots, lc less Walnuts: Califor
nia, per lb., lite; In sack lots, lc less.
Honey- New 24 frames 83 75.
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