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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Kay Deliveries Hot Heavy Enough
to Cause Depression in Wheat
COM TO REMAIN UNCHANGED
Higher Prlcee Sew vlenld Sterna
Hnv) Raw ml m"vm an
XiTraril Is et liar letll
After rlaatlag Seaeon.
OUA1IA. May 1.
Teliveries of wheat on Slav contracts
were not ueavy enough lo cjut-e any de-pit-eslon
in vl uea.
The ai-ltun ul tiie wheat nia.Ket was
mmrwhal of a surpttsi, l'-- nijtii:y
of the trade felt values wen entitled 10
a further setback, a crup news ah-jwa
aonw improvement sine Ihe ment rain
and tm temperature arrivd. In-;
prospect are for a good trading market
unt.l alter tne .oemi'it report la
maae public on next Tuesaay.
Leaders In corn do not eM-ct any rad
ical change In their market for the
prmnt. Higher price now would mean
a hevv run of reaervea and movement
la not due until after the planting aeaaon.
At the aame time the nearby futurea are
congealed and seller! are timid in press
ing the market on the deiimes.
With weather and crop newa more fa.
vorable a heat eaaed off after an early
how of strength. Cah wheat waa un
changed to V lower.
Clear, warm weather over Ihe corn
belt was the neanali feature and coupled
with the eaaler itheal market value
dragged some lower, l.'aih corn waa Iff
3 V" lower.
ITlmarv wheal receipts were 32SO0 bu.
and shipments were . bu.. agalnal
receipts last 'ear of :iv,u bu. and hip
ments of 4S4." bu.
Primary corn receipt were i33,oft bu.
and shipment were KH.ui bu.. aaainat
receipis last year of 4.'.W) bu. and ship
ments of fi&.ow) bu.
Clearance were 1,00 bu. of corn, oft bJ.
of oata and wheat and flour equal to
434.0W bu.
Uverpoul closed 4trll lower on wheat
and i,d l.igher to d lower on corn.
The following cash sal.- w ;re reported.
WHKAT-So ! hard, 4 vr at ll.tt-1!.
JCo. 1 hard, I car at ll.tati; No. 4 spring.
1 car at SI.W No. I mixed. I r at
CORN No. 2 while, i rare at X. No.
S white, 1 car at Tic: No. 4 whit. 1 iar
tat 7tc; No. 3 color, 1 car at i'c; No. 3
rellow, 1 car at Tr, 1 car at 'j ; No. 3
i yellow. cara at 77c. t care at 'i4c; No.
I 4 yellow, I cara at 74e; No. : mined, J ai a
i at 7714c: No. mlied. 1J it. a at 7Ujc. a
cara at 7',c. 1 car at Wc; No. 4 mn-d :
car at 7V. cara at 74c. t car at !3t :
no grade. 2 cara at si, 1 car at c, 1 ear
l "-' .....
OATS-Standard. i car at ; No I
white. I cara at 64c: No. 4 white, 1 .r
t M,c: 1 cara at tllic: No. i yellow. 1
car at lee.
llaaalia Caea r-rs-ra.
WHEAT No. t hard, II.OaWI.M: No. I
liard. II.OTnl.l. No. 4 bard. Il06ttj4jl.nl,
(t)RN-No. 3 white, 77Tc; No.
white, T74a"Sc; No. 4 white, i4j7'c;
No. I color. 7;;;'lc: No. I yellow, 7;iiS
7fcc; No. vellow. KSttTIc: No. 4 yellow,
7S"r7V: No. J. 7cwi7'4. No. S, ciBlfsC;
No. 4. iat7e; no grade. aic.
OATS-So i white, te4.ic; No.
wnlte, frtHtistc: standard, swoie'sC; No. I
White. Mtuitc; No. 4 white, bto-c.
No. I yellow. MMJtte; No. 4 yellow, M
WSc
BARI.ET-Maltlnj, tarlitl tl; No. t lead.
sji90i;; heavy feed. rl I.
KiK-No. i (atom,; Ko. , 7tfSc.
lariat tleeetpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 1 "
Minneapolis Iu
omaha
I'uiutn
CHICAGO (iHAIA WO PROVI'IOSI
reatarea ml Ike Iradlsg aad llaslBsj
ITIcwa aa Hoard at Trad.
I HICAUO. May 1. Although Hie wheat
market scored a high advance today
prioea turned easy during the laat hour
and rinsed at a net decline of V to 'tlo.
There were fresh reports of crop damag
tn a, few Kansas counties, but expert
declared that the damage could quickly
be forgotten If the present promise of
wheat wa maintained. Corn finished c
to MWc down, oats vsrytng from Uc
off to Mlc advance and provision 17u
down to sue up.
After an opening dip due to lower cable
and favorabl weather wheat realionded
to a liberal volume or public bujlng
order. When prices showed a gain or
about Id over laat night, but beforehand
the early supporter dlaplnyed a willing
ness lo sell out to the frtgnlened shorts.
For ths rest of the day the descent wa
without any Important stop, July ranged
from tl.ns to II l:, with last sale
t llftl.llk. Just (sc. under yesterday s
close.
Hesvy receive at Omaha and Kansas
City weakened corn after an early bulge
due to wet weather and forecasts of more
rain tonight and tomorrow. July renged
from 77V lo 7sHr, closing ateady fcaetSae
net rawer at 77V.' No. 1 yellow waa
quoted at sH!ic.
Bad report Irom late seeded sections
made oata take a Ices bearish course than
com. July fluctuated from &4o to e4tc,
Wllh the erase V heavier than laat night.
Previsions Buffered a decline on ac
count of selling by holders who hsd been
surprised at the larxe arrivals of hogs,
4J.0i. mateed of expected. Khorts
covering steadied the market and left
laid and ribs stjlOc above laat night, but
pork r:Sl-'7c allele iu favor of the
consumer.
t.aen uuotattone were a follows:
Artli-le Opea. Huh.) Ixiw. 1 Close. Yrs )
V lieac I I
May.ll llMil
Jul) , I MSHI
tie pi ;1 tavSl
Corn I 1
I USi 1 14 I I I4t.t I 14 4
I I:1.! I IvS I llu-,- 11''.
1 I l7,l7Vi lv1e
1
May. I tV PSI
auly.7aliv 7Sl
Bept I ;SI71J1
Oata", 1 I
May.ia(SV ITS!
July.i a4el, WV
Kept. 1 titi, 4v-i
7s;
aa'a:aM4)W
''SI !
Ja
si
!
I
I
...!
w.44tib
''r-i ..(..!
May.l 11 7J 11 1 II Tl ; W 1 1 I7S
juiy.ii ra-S 1 2s i U K! U !V 1 4i itt
Dept., i .-1 I I t
I un 1 n ti or 111 trtti
I 4TWl M
o i I I I 1
May. 1 7j M KV4 I 7211 1 IK) s
aui.i eseiTSi 11 --t I I
I I U I. I l, U M J 11 Rt,
rvpt.,11 irvi ill I I
1 11 u 1 u & 1 11 ui u a . 11 at
ibi I'll
Mav.t 1 1 J .1 MJ ti
I 11 U I U Is I U 11 9 . 11 SI
1 5Si b4 11
I CH, 7Va
Kept la i2l-ir7l-
I Was I WW 1 MS
(7H Mt7t,
FbOl'R Firmer; winter paient. 4
: winter straights, hhm.: spring
patents. Hut.', spring etralghta, t4.,s
; bakers. 4-e4 4. best hard clears,
IS. a)
IcVB-No. t Sc.
BAULK Y Feed or mlxhtg, k-tl.a;
fair to cnotoe malting. l.aa.3.
8KKU Timotny. KuttHl w, clover, I1LW
x
PROVISIONS-Pork, mess, ljl US.
Lard. In tierces, Intau. Short ribs, louse.
Total clearance of wheat aad flour
weie equal to 43.ta4 bu. Primary receipt
were d.N bu.. compered with asxew bu.
tne cerreetonding day a year ago. Kati
mated recelpta tor tomorrow: Wheat. IS
care, corn, a) car; oata. W cat; u gs.
i.M n-eao.
( hk-aaa Cash Prices Vt heat: No. 2 red.
tl.ieei.lv: No. red. l.sal.i4k: .Nu.ii sort been. 8US; Na. 1 a -rtbern. 1 11:
2 ham. Il.lal.i;: No. i hard. Il sml li
No. 1 nortbs-ra. ll.iMll 21; No. 2 noitas-io,
ll.hil lii No. I noithern. tl. 13,l l;;
1 spring. 1. Itsrl.la, So. 1 spring, tints
I. It: Ne. 4 spring. HWetl ll: velvet cbIt,
Sl.saetsl.i7: uoruiu. II suul.lt Corn: .So.
X, m ma : Ne, 2 white. S lisle: No. 1
!. ev-ssuac; No. t. ".(,;; Na. 1
wlate. Tvi ; No. diuw, 7sae; No. 4.
"4"ai.c. No. 4 white. ;.s4i;.ttc: No. 4
yeiWw. -VKnz. uu: No. 2. aii'c;
r.o. X. l".tlJ'c; N 4. ietttpsitac; Na. 4
untie, j.Seyiesc. '
BI'TTEK Meadjr; creameries. Ssile;
aainee, zse,
COOS-Bieady; receipts. O 72 caaea: at
aiara. caaea included. I'.c; ordloary
first. l'.ie: firsts, lac
t HKI-l--Firai. daisies. MVvITe; twins.
wV; young Awstrtcaa, i;ti:vc:
long horns. aWalsc.
riTAi"OKS Weaa; receipts, it ears;
WsKaeisia. .i.ss. Mlcaugaa and Mtm
Dessrta. 11 asstl.wi.
POI LTUY-tlteady; turkey-a, ltc; chtck
eers. USe.
VEAJ-tRasdy: 7Uc.
KW YORK UKsKgtl MARKET
toUtloaa et Ike Dai aw Varieaa
CwMatawltlea.
NEW YORK. Mav 1 -FLOl'R-Flrm:
spring patenta. r.Ufi&S: winter
straights. MSOiiaOO: winter patenta,
K.ia.fi: spring clears. 14.5014 m, winter
extraa. No. I. $4 m.3; winter extras.
No. I 4X?4 H: Kansaa atralglit .
S.15. Kye fiour. firm: fair to good. H.HO
o.6: choice to fancy. Sa.fttj5.35.
CORNMKAL Steady; fine white and
yellow. ti.tuul K: coarse. I1.731 8; kiln
dried. W ii.
KTE-8tedy; -No. -2, 8c. c. 1. 1- oui
falo to arrive.
BARl.KV-Sleady: malting, II KS1 :
c 1. f. Buffalo.
WHGAT Spot market firm: No. : reo.
tl.i elevator, export basla to arrive and
11.3', f. o. b.. afloat: No. 1 northern
liuluth. tl.S's r. o. b. afloat, opening
navigation. Futures market was easier
eatly on the cables and more favorable
crop news, advanced on covering on a
bullish estimate of abandoned acreage,
but eaaed off late under liquidation, clos
ing unchanged to V net lower. . Hay
closed, li s:: July. i1.lMt.l7S. closed
Sl.lfiV September closed. Il.lt Receipts,
J9., bushels: shipments, 2s3.27 bushels.
CORX-Xpot market easy; export.
nominal, f. o b. afloat. Futurea market
nominal. Recelpta. nil; shipments. S
bushels.
OATS Spot market easy ; standard
white, Jc In elevator; No. I and
No. 1. : No. 4. C4js."ic: natural wnite
and white clipped, MiVic on track.
Kuturea market nominal. Keceipta,
J7.. bushels.
VVt'li.Uarkl hsrelv Stead. WeBI-
ern spring bran. 100-lb. sacks and stand
ard mixed In HXMb sacks. t2.K3-
HAY-Strong: prime, il.7; No. 1.
I1.K; No. I 11.454J1.SU; No. a, II .
HOPS Hteadv ; atate common to cnoice.
1U crop. s.4".00; 11 crop, nominal;
Pacific coaat. crop, 4Lo44.; 1'
crop, nominal. .
HIDKS-Firm: Central America, nc;
Bogota. W4j54.e.
I.E A THh.it firm; nemioca iirm, tow
27c; seconds, HtiXc; thirds, 21tjlic, re-
jecta. lie.
PROVISIONS KorK. rirm: meas. as
eiliio famllv. r30W71l: short clear.
tlvfksnn.00.
Beef, firm: meas, 114 oy
14.a; famllv. H6.j04J17.0B: beef hsma. V.J)
ia.i. Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies.
10 to 14 pounds, lljll.c; pickled hams,
iUVW-'V. Ijird. ttrm; middle west
prime, i.Mnjll.l; refined, firmer; conti
nent. Ill.j; South America, tll.it; com
pound, 9',c.
TAI.LOW-Klrnt: prime, city hogs
heads, sc; country. sWSieSc; special, To.
t.tir:iwa eteaoy; icoelpta, i.ww boxes;
ataie whole milk, new white, specials.
IHc: colored. llSc: white, average
famy, loWc, colored, average fancy, lt
li'.c. sklrna, new, sjllV.
Hl T'i KK -Bareiy steady; racelpU 4.4E
tuba; creamery specials, Se: extras. Vje;
firsts. S4tloc; seconds. 12Bac; thirds, m
pile: stale dairy, finest. 34S5c; good t
prime, MtT.IV: common to fair, &4j2c.
KtKiS-Mtead), receipts. caaea;
fresh gathered, extras, HHuti; fresh
gsthered, storage parked, WMnVUSic; freah
gathered, regu.ar pa ked, 1ii4k; freah
gathered, seconds. stlMkc; westers,
gathered whites. W)ft2He.
Cara aad Wkrat Mrs "alletla.
Unite mate Department or Agricul
tureWeather bureau report for the
twenty-four hour vndlng at a. m. lath
meridian time, Wednesday, May 1, 112.
. Oil AHA DISTRICT.
nmD. Run-
Btation. High. Low. fall.
y.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt . cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear .
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Aahland, Neb., fl 41
Auburn. Neb... s
.14
.0
.00
.74
Broken Bow ... Jt
Columbus. Neb. 40
Falrbury, Neb. ;
Fairmont,' Neb. j
tir. Island, Nb. M
M
4
4
44
41
47
m .
I Hartlnrton, Nb
I Hastings, Neb. a
I V.h S
.0
.00
.11
.1
.
.011
.0
.0
.
.00
.
Lincoln. Neb... U
No. Platte, Nb M
Oakdal. Neb., to
Omaha, Neb ... St
Trkamah. Neb. W
Valentine, Nb. 71
Alia. I e
41
4 '
41
Carroll, la 1
CIs rinds, ii.... .)
Rlhley, la. .'
nioui city, la- w
40
Clear
Minimum temperature fur twelve-hour
period ending at a. wu
, JJloTrUCT AVERAOEB. '
Na
Cenlrgl. atatloi
Temp. Rata
High. Low. (all.
S4 4: .0
U . 411 1 .(k
la 44 sis)
t an . ,2a
4CI 4 .
U 4 .
Ki 42 .40
74 M .30
l 44 .50
Columbus, O..,,. I
Uiulsvllle, Ny... a
Inflla polls. Ind. I.
Chicage, III 24
St. Uaila. Mo... is
lies Moines, la. U
Minneapolis .... 4
Kan. City. Kaif. 2
Itnuhl - nieb. . 17
The weatner IS angniiy cooler weei ana
allghllv warmer eaat or the Missouri
river. Frost occurred In southern Mieht
gsn. hhowera occurred In all except the
extreme east portion; 1.3 Inches of rain
a, l-angdon. N. V.
Local roreoaeter. Wsathei Uureau. '
t. Iala Oravral Market,
HT. LOI IS, April .-WHKAT-Ch.
lower; track. No. 1 red, 1.I1.2V; No.
J hsrd, ll imtn II
COKN-filea-ly: track No. 1, HH4JJc,
No. 2 white, leenMHc
UATS-Wiak; track No. 2. WJ7o; No. 1
wnite. IMi,c.
Closing prlcea on future:
WIIKAT-Merket lower: May, I1H!;
July, ll.lwt: Heptember, H.rVrl 07V
COUN-Market firm; May, lllc; July,
7c; September, lvc,
OA TK-. Market firm; May, 4Sc; July,
Mc; Selilemher, 44Hc.
rt Y Hj 1 ik ha nged, etc.
FIJJfll-FIrm; red winter patents, .J
f'. Jl; extra fancy and straight, tl.iOe
a.S; hard winter clears, ).! 20.
SKKI-Tlmolhy. 110.
C(lltNMKAL-
BHAN-lxwr. M.rat.t.
HAY - Higher; timothy, W. .;
praltle. l:i livi d
PROVIHlONrt-Pork. uncb.ng.!: Job
bing, llvdo lrd. unchanged; prime
steam 1WI0.M). Itiy salt meats. 11 n-
changMl, boxed extra shorts, Hec; clear
rtbs, n.c: short rieai-s, ii'tc naoon. un-
chenge.li boxed extra ahoite. Ii4c: clear
ribs, lite; short clears, l-"o.
PorLTHY Firm; chickens. lHc;
spriiixs, 13c; turkeys, lei-; duck, Uc;
geese, mc.
BITTF.R-Klrm: creamery. 27)-Cr..
F.UOgUwer; 17tc.
Kaasaa tltr Urals aad) Peavlaleae.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. May l.-W'HKAT-Cash,
unchanged lo V higher; No. I
hsrd. Sl.r4l.l: No. I. II w I. IH; No.
I red. 11.1441 1; No. I. II llheajl.uw.
CORN Steady: No. I mixed, si Jir;
Na K 74jWV. No. i white, tuetysic. No.
t. 7r.
OATS Steedv; No. t while, j'Vjc: Na
t mixed. letsbMV.
Closing prlcea of futures:
WIIKAT May, Ilea's; July, tl SS
I t; September. II Oil.
CORN May. 7rc; July, TT4r7Hc:
September. 7I,t:JSc.
OATS-July, ale; September, 2lc-
KYIi-4uc.
IIAY Inchanged; eholee timothy,
t.-? !. cnoice prairie 2 SOetaOt
BI'TTKR Creamery, Sac; firsts. He:
seconda 2c; packing stock. Be.
eiKiS-extras. Mhc: firsts. t7V4r.
Keceints. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 2S" )
Cera, bu 73 ) 5.'
oata, bu. . , U.t)
Mlaaeasaslls tlrwla Market.
allNNF.APOLIS. Msy L WHEAT
Vav II I1U: Julv l.ltt: Sertember.
i 11 1 a: rash: No 1 aard. r. 141.: N.
No. 2 wneat. ! vi
PAKI.ET-'Mctr! 3 1
FLAX-t!.14Sttl .
COIIN-No. yellow. 7)7e.
OAT8-N0. 3 whit. MHeac.
RYE No. t Xsr. ...
BRAN In vtn-lb. sacks, rii:i Si.
FLol II First patenta. X.10trs ; sec
ond patenta, H TKiia fleet clears, tJJsiaj
Lsi; second clears, U s)z2 ML
aUwawkee OraUl Market.
MILWAUKEE. May U-WHEAT-No. I
Qjorthem. IT-l1! 1H; No northern.
C Il4il.lt: No. 1 hard winter. B.ULli;
Mav 11 1;: Jury. Il.lltn.ll.
CORN-No. J yellow. Ttttajwar: No.
white, sac; No. X. 7H4c; May. II Sc asked;
July. ?c.
OATH Standard. 7VSle.
BARLEY Malting. ll-JMrl .
Pea-ta Market.
PEORIA IM, Mav L-CORN Higher;
Na 2 yellow. ;c; No. 1 yellow. 7c: Na.
4 yellow. Tsr; No. t mixed. 7V. No. 4
mixed. 7e; aampie. 74ic.
OATS-Iower; Ne. t whit, tTc; No.
5 waits. KWc
HEW YORK -STOCK MARET
Poor Showing; of Steel Corporation
Chief Influence on Trading.
UNION PACIFIC TAXES DEOP
la loiat Hear Ceaersl l.lst wares
Tawrarela Best Qaatatlawa af Day
wrltk fla-irltlav aad Americas
(aa Hkewlac Streas;tk.
NEW YORK. May L The surprisingly ;
poor showing made by the I'nlted 8tatee I
Steel corporation for the first quarter '
of the year waa the foremost factor In j
shaping the course of today's stork mar- j
ket Pi easurs i eserteit m mm I nst Steol '
common shares throughout the session.
In conservative quarters the opinion
was held that It might have been wiser
for the directors to reduce the dividend,
only an Infinitesimal part of which was
earned.
Further suspension of proposed In
creased freight rates by the Interstate
Commerce commission and adverse rail
road reports combined to add to the feel
ing of depression produced by the Steel
itstement.
Fully one-third of the business of the
first two hours was in teel, which with
Colon Pacific furnished half of the entire
dealing for that period. Hteel had a
"w'lde opening." Its Initial offering be
ing represented by a block of 1.500 shares
at TOHtfTO'sc. as compared with 7!V at
yesterday's close. Cnton Pacific also
dlsplsyed acute weakness at the outset.
but recovered much of Its loss, only to
fall lower than before at the next de
cline. The anthracite shares with American
Smelting, which was active and strong on
rumors of an increased dividend, were
slso the only Issues of prominence to
shake off the reactionary tendency.
In the last hour the genersl list moved
towards the best quotations of the day
with Smelting and Amerhan can Ihe
more pronounced issues of strength. Final
dealings brought out more activity and
Increaslag strength, which not only ef
faced a majority of the previous losses,
but resulted In numerous net gain.
Condition and rates In the local money
market remain unchanged, with Increased
offerings of commercial paper. Other
wise the inquiry for raeh continued light.
According to the latest reports submit
ted to the controller of the currency.
New York National bank are strong
In reaervea, though somewhat below the
ahowlng made under Ihe previous con
dition call.
In the way of railroad report for
March, the Pennsylvania avatem In
creased lis nst bv l-i.) on eastern Imea
with a gain of Hot.On on the lines west
of Pittsburgh. Bosctan and Maine's net
gain was IKB.OuJ. Illinois Central fell off
bv I3H.0O. Missouri Pacific bv HIT 000 and
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western.
Th bond market wa lightly eaaler
with narrow movementa In the prominent
Issue. Total sales, par value. C.J71
I nlled fttate government bond were un
changed, on call. .
Number of sales and leading quotation
on bond today were: ,
alas Hlfs Urn Cleas.
Allle-rkthaera ale'...,
Anslgsiaata Ooaaer ,
Aiarl-ss Aarieallaral
S SI Seat Satsr
ABMrteaa Caa
Aqiericsa v.. A r
Anerlcaa CNttsa Oil....
aaertcaa H. IL shl.
Am. Ire setwrlnas..,,.
Amerless Uaaset
AaMrlesa UsceMIra .
Aw. . R
A t R ,(
An. Srsel Poss4riss ..
Aw star Rsflslsg....
Asvsrlrss Tnbsrce
tsuruaa T. a T
Awerlssa Tshsce pf.,
Atbarlesa Wostea
Asaceste Mlalag Ce...
AieSissa
Alrblsae pf
Ailaatls Csest Use....
ksltlsMe A nhle
nsthlehsiB stesl
HiwMlra Raasl Tr
t'saatiaa Psitrls
IsMral Usstssr
Ostral UsaitMr I4 ...
tNalrsI St haw Jsraay
fNstsssake A Okie..,,
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t alrase U. W . a.,,
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scese York Ustsy Ntarke.
KEW YORK. May -u,NKT--On
eali- Steady ".HlPJ pes- ut: ruling rate.
. at !. per cent. Hme Li:
8"y: ialy.
,., ptr cent: al, "ch.
"'ei ooutloas mi botaaa today vara
as follows:
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is eaasa tsN-lsaea as . N
tit, rse ie!N in "N
V. t. ss rsg 114 U k ts s ran... N
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as rig - aSe. Railway la-.-.-ISTH
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ret. ia ft U tsM M ss....Ww
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Osa. Else e. ts..lSSWai risatfSI 4s
III. Cea 1st per . UN Mo Pse. ev is..... a)a
1st sr. xtat. 4Sa. ... e:-Psiuma ts iS
t'easlltlaa af .Treaaarp.
WASHINOTON. May l.-At the beglh
ninr of business today the condition of
the I'nlted Statea treasury waa: VVork -
inc balance In treasury orftc-. IS4.eij.ii2;
in banks and Philippine treasury. I31.4.-
tjll.Mt: ordinary recelpta yesterday. !.14.-
tit: oru.oai y .cDiireem.nie. ..''".
lwfl. lt t date tbts r.seai er Is sl.aa-
ta, a against a aui plua of I,1.V3
this time last year. Tneie figures ex luae
Panama canal and puouc ueut ti ansae-
tiou.
' "T '
C. B a Q. I. s..
OMAHA. May I -Bank clearing forl.,t year: 11!. I9U Inc. Dec.
touau Were W.us4.MK.l and for tne cor-! Cattle 7 S22.182 SeSTt
responding day last year. C.ul.
OMAHA UCMSRAL MtKKET.
BUTTER No. 1. Mb. cartons, 38c; No.
1 In -lb. tuba. Stc; No. 1 tic; packing.
15c. -
CHEESE Imported swiaa. c: Ameri
can Salsa. 3sc; biock Swiss, .'4c: twin.
21c; daisies, 21c: triplets. He; Young
Americas, 22c; blue label brick, 20c; lim
berger, 2-lb., 2c; l-lb., 22c.
fish (fresh rroseni Pickerel. c; white.
llo; pike, lc; tixut. 13c; large crappiea,
l.'plic; .Spanish mackerel, lac; eel. lsc;
hauaocks. lev; fiouuuera. 1: green cat
fish, 14c; roe ahad. 7oc each; anad roe. per
pan. ssc; saimon. its?; nsiiout, ac; yel
low Perch, m: buftaio. sc: budheao. lie
POULtKY-roller. t.0ls9.su per da;'
springs. 2w: pens, letfiie; cocks. 11c:
ducks, la4tor: geese, lac: turkeys. 2ac;
pigeons, per dot.. II . Alive. Hena. lit
iznc; olu roosters, ac, old diii-aa, tun
leathered. i:sc: geese full feathered, 6c;
turkeya, I4tovlc; pigeons, per dox., sac;
homers, ptr dug.. I2.av; tquabi. No. 1, e-J;
BBEF CUT PRICKS-NO. 1 rib. lalc;
iso. z 1 is, i',c; .-o. 1 nos. ntc: .no.
chucks, Hc; No. 2 chuck, c
I chucks. iC. No. 1 toitis, 20c:
No.
loins, lie; No. loins, ll'sc No. 1 rounos.
12S: No. t rounds, 11 to, No. round.
11c. No. I piste, itac; No. 2 plates, V;
Lo. J piste, lc.
FRUITS. kiC.-Applet: Extra fancy
Ben Usvts. per bbl., tt.Jt: Win saps, par
bbl.; H; fancy Missouri Pippins, par bbi,.
14 a; Idaho Jonathan, xtr tanuy. per
box, 12 .60; Washington Spltxenberg, par
box, t2.H); Washington tt. Beauty, per
box. k!.2S; Washington Mlyman Vt'lnsssp.
per box, fc-sv. Bananas; Fancy seiecu
per bunco, s2 2tV2.; Jumbo, per bunco,
tl.;6tj2.ie. Uatea: Anchor brand, new.
at l-lb. pkgs. Ill bog. per box, IXJt, Drom
edary brano, new, l-lb. pegs to box.
per box, U. Fig: Calltornia, per case
of 1) No. 12 pkgs., toe; par case of 3 No.
12 pkgs , 12. i. per case of a No. pegs.
2; bulk. In Xa and av-ln. box, per jo..
Ha.; new Tuiklah. -crown In aV-ib. box,
ptr Iba., lac; (-crown In -iu. boxes, per
lb., lc; l-erown In 30-lb. boxe. per lo..
17c. Oimp trull: Florida, at six, par
crate. I. 4 . Per crai, to. 60, atf-jt-tt
slsea, per crate, l 4. Urapea: Malaga
In bbl., 17 OV'.h' Lamon: Llmonlera
selected brano. extra lancy, XOo-itai sites,
par box, ; Loma Limeoelr. fancy, o
s) (Ism, par box. Is.; 24V-4J0 Im. tee
per box tesa; CaMlo-nia lemons, ju0-Jt
laea, pur box. K iotj t. Orange: Call
lornla Camellia biand. Navel, uut
lanoy. l)-lJs-iaO-17s-l-iJ8-Cs) sites, per
box, k!.K; extra choice, all tlx, per box,
tt. Kiephant brand. I2a-Is-I7-20V-U na,
par box. ).. si set, per box,
tt.H. Pineapples. V-V34 si set, per cratv,
to. strawoenle: lauuiauuM, Per case of
it pints. 11
VeiikTABLES Beet, old crop, per lb,.
IVo cabbage, WuKoualn, pr lb., 4141!;
new Caiiloruia, par I., 4c. Celery. Cal
ifornia jumbo, per dot.. 1.0; rlorida, in
th rougli. ttuea not., par caa, u is. Cu
cumber hot sou, per bos. lieu. Egg
Plaul. fancy Florida, par uot., tw.wO. bat
lie extra fancy, while, per dox,, ic
Lettuc. extra lancy leaf, per 00s., lea
Onions. Cailtornia, while, boiling, per lb,,
c SVIaconsin, yallow Uiob. per lb., to;
red Olobe. per Is., sc; Bpanlah, per or 'a.
Ii.2i. . Pariley. lancy oalhern, per dot,
buncbe. iwti.se. Pannips, fancy aoutu
uar dot bunch, 4047; iarvnlpg.
uer IP. 'V. Potatoes. Minnesota had
ftlvsr Kariy Ohio Seed, per bu., H.71;
Minnesota aarly Hess seed, per bu., tl.tw;
lilies Tiiuinpn seed, per bu., U l; tVi.
cunalk whit lock. par bu.. U.M. Ruta
bago la aack. pr lb., ISc. Tomato;
Florida, per e-ba. crat., 17b; vuban.
uar a-csk. carrlar. Ntv. iurnlpa. per lav.
rWc.
MIBCKLLANEOCS-Aimondt. tarra
gona. per lb.. 1W; tn sack lets, le lea
Coaoaaut. Pr aack. Ho. Filberts, per
ih . itu: In aack lota, lo iaa. Peanut.
roatd. tn sack lots, par lb., JV; roasted
lsa than sack tola, per lb., c; raw, per
lb, c. Pet ana. large, per lb., 17c; In sack
l.ib in leSa. walnut, new crop, laii.
California, per lb., lie; In aack lots le
taaa. CI oar, new jseoawes, tier sa-gai,
u. hbi . 11.4.: ner a-gal bb... W; New
York Mott . per le-gal. My bbi.. si.; per
30-gal. bbi., 4.o. Honey, new, 24 fram,
H Ii. Krout. per tt-gal. ksg. H7I, per
-sal. keg. a-
Cat tea Market.
NEW YORK. Mar l.-COTTON--Spot
cloeed quiet nd 2 point lower; middling
upland. 11.40c: middling :lf. 11 -'.': salee
tdeltvered on eontractl. 22.11 hale.
Future Cloaeo oareiy sieaoy. vioina
bids May. a4c; June, teste; Jtliy. n ose;
Auguat. ll tsc: September. ll.aV; October.
II lie; November. 11.12: December. 11.20c;
Janucry and February. 11.1: March.
11.20c
t atfee Market.
NEW YORK. May L COFFEE Fit
turea market closed quiet, from
point net lower; May. I7c; June. l7c;
Julv. 1X.74C; August, MMc: September.
12 are- k-foher ll.)0ic: November, l.tac;
Pecemher. Usee; January. lXKc: Fehrw
arv. 11 :: March and April. 1J .. Sales
were . hags. Spot coffee, quiet; Kio
Na 7, 14-e: Santos. l!c; nu.d, dull; Cor-
dova, ltajitytc.
eewdalalra at l.lverpMl.
I.IVERPtnU May I. Following are the
atocita of preaoaiuits ana provisoes ic,
1 i.-rnool: Flour, ktt aack: wheat, 4U.
Ota) cental; corn, 24i.A centala; bacon.
21 0 boxea; name, e.B ooaea. aowaiuera,
t um Shim: butter. 1.40 cwl.i oheese.
l.ol boxes: lard, a. tierce of prime
arestera St eaJS) l.jae tons as osner s'H'is
Ossaka Hay Market.
nuim Mav i -hay-No. t. nsna
r ; No. t lixotaga"; Na X. I1C(411 (;
N. I minoiing. t'-wtesve, ow. ww
land rOJ.o: si'slfa. choice third and
fourth cutting. tU .42.; lira aad aee
nd cutting, tar.tt; No. X. lt.ui
kiot: Na A utsogis.'ia.
' ttre fcsede Marltet
NEW YORK. Msy l.-t .sT GOOnS
The cotton goods markets ruled generally
quiet, but the firmness tw pnees con
tinue marked. Worsted yarns are In
a.Mi. demand and very firm. Trade
wllh the j btser was materially Improved
by mora favorabl weather.
Isgsr Market.
NKtV YORK May 1.-SUOAR-RAW.
qukt, moeeovado. at lest. 14c; centrifu
gal test. X -. molassea. at teat, i.Uc;
refined, steady-
l.lveipeal lirala MarkH.
ivvRPntlt. Mr I. WHEAT Spot.
strong: No.' I red wetrn winter. TdJ
UrtoNM-. 7 7Sjd- .
CXiRS-eJpot. American mixed, new.
saminal: Asnericaa mixed ead. firm, .a:
Anrlcaii new kiln dried, quiet. Hd:
a7u7eT-k. May. !Nd. ep(ember.
la 4rd.
CMsCAOO tls'S STOCIt MABsiBT
Deaaaaal fee Cattle Strrafj Meata
. Kaer .sbeep Steady.
CHICAOO. Msy l.-CATTl.F-rureeip.
XI bead: aaarket atrong: beeeea. aVas
tosstockere and feeders. Rater. TV row
Ed hSrTtVtt? . cwlTW. MkI.!
HOORto-P;1 h:
ev iisTht. 7.JOT7.7: allxed. V J5t7 S;
hlT. KJMn.m: rough, jy
I4 7se.: bulk Of ealee. r 7
SHEKP AND LA at iW-Receipt. a.
head market steady to strong, native.
Ti 5.ee. era. trvS: yearirng.
avstdrtj; tsnska. aatlve, katajt. west
er. .tjl..
-l t aw Maeket.
ST. lAjUIS.- May t-WOOI-Steedv.
terrttere and weetera medlirme. Ksjiac,
OMAHA LTYE STOCK. MARKET
Cattle Trade, at a Whole, if Steady
with Tneiday.
HOGS ABE TEN CENTS L0WEB
Skee'p aad Lasaba Still I pward
Tread, wrllk Prtcea Tea ta Fif
teen Ceata maker far
Ike Day.
SOUTH' OMA'HA, iiay 1, 1511.
Recelpta were. Cattle. Hcgs. Sheep.
; Official Monday !;7J , hjfil
4.1
, of Octal Tuesday..:.... S.II7 19.59
I Estimate Wednesday.. 3,50 1S.
.I77 !
4.!
I .Threeday this week 12 7 - 44.2tS 17.14
I fim tfsvi last week.. 1 1 970 SS.441 l.4il
!sm day 2 Weeks ago 15.317 3H.5T0 21.0-T
; Hume daya 1 weeks ago 11.111 , U.S71 ' 4.lo7
Isame days 4 weeks ago. 4, W.tl.i H.oW
1 react:, an is sic 5iit)
-. c . -tu.iowui iao.o almws the lece.pta
j of cattle, bogs and al.eep at Sou Ji Omaha j
I Hogs ...1.3.-.JA6 77.t 51.:S' ......
Sheep 74l.iT MCOU 1.,9
Vlie fAiiowiae taoie IikiSI tbe range of
prices paid (or hogs st South Omaha for
th last few day, with comparison:
I lata. I I91j. l.ilt..law.ll!'.lllai?.!l!sl.
April
irli m I i IS; I !6i Hi, - 4; llll
ill 7 434, 5 P t 1 . .SSI i ! 24
irtl il, 1 4114! I 06; 7 01; s 41, I) I 14
rU J4I 2 47W1 i 71 j 7 la, i 4 34
Apr
April
Aorll I.1 7 il i t 74l Til I t 2i 311 i ti
April Ml 7 C I B, tt C 2 1 M tf Jt i
April 7 !! 5i 04! a ' M; Sti :
April 2s: i i U 7 , -a :' . f-i
April a, 7 a I i tl; i ! . i i
April IriWi ' 1 14 S i 4o IS;
May 1.. I. ...... I 31; j i 41; 24 2a
Sundays.
Receipts and disposition of live- stoce
at the Unloii Stock Yards, "South "Omaha,
Neb., for the twenty-four hours elding at
I 0 clock p. m. yesterday :
RECEIPTS-CARS. .
Cattle. Hos.Slieep.H'r's.
'1 vi a. Mt p 4 7
I Wabash I
s
4
1 It
If ' ..
! 1
2 1
47 7
.11 .
1
262 21
1 j,1UuMuri pacific .. 1
I"nl. Pseltlr 42
2,,. a. W.. eatt.. 12
C. N. W.. west.. Si
C. St P.. M. O... IS
B. a vi., east... -B.
A U.. west... a
C, K. I. P., east e
tT K. 1. l., west a
Illinois Central X
C. O. W J
Total receipt ..112
UlSPuStTION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Bhcep.
Omaha Packing Co i4 2,74 47
Swift and company.... tea 4.rw i.issi
cudahy Packmg Co.... 7k4 l.toi
Armour Co 701 i.US 2.'1
Sehwsrt-Bolen Co
Murphy 1.69
Morrell
Sinclair lv
Benton, vnsant A 1.. . s
Hill Son. 1
F. B. Lewi '. 30
J. B. Root Cu I
J. 11. Bulla ' ''
Wolf i
McCreary A Cry 17
H. F. Hamilton ' 4J .....
Im Rothechllri le
Mo. A Kan Calf Co.... 'St
I line tl
Other buyer 38
M4 7
. .4.-.
Totals Xt M.947 4.M
Ca i I l.K-A vry moderate run of cat
tle showed up todsy and th general quel.
Ity ol th offering, wnue tery goou.
was hardiy up to yesteeuay exceoeu,
average. Vh market lor -1st cam pre
sented no new feature, ootn dressed
beef men and snippers oeing eager ou
ii of the good to eootce grade at stead
to strong price, wtill th rough and only
partly tailed steers were more or teas
neglected and In aome placea sold at
eugoliy shaded prices, on the who-e.
however, it waa a auod. steady market
and prlcea are enywnera from a dims to
a quarter hlgner then a week ago.
1 ners was no particular cretnae in im
market for cows ana nelteie as com
pared with yesterday. Supplies were of
verv moderate proportions and not par
ticularly attractive aa a nil in point of
quality, a nils tne uenisnu wag- of the
same urgent character that il nk been
for ten oava pt Cnoice nelfery stocs
I eehlng at tn beat price oi tn on
srid tne same I largely true ot decent
k.iiers of sii weights, csnnei and com
mon cutler re t'.ow and unever eei.er
and price show very Utile-change un
way or tne otner irom oay to oay.
Aa on vesteroar . bulk Of the trailing
In atockera tnu teederw was oon by yaru
lianai and inert was Bol very murn in
quiry from the country. Prices are litf
lew nlguer loan they were at the tow
point mat week, but owing to in limited
oiferlnga suppiy ha not been accumulat
ing in uuyera' hanue ana ine ttnaertoae
to tit trade la atrong.
Quotatlona on - ratti: teooa to cnoice
beef steer. U.tofte.J; fair to good beet
steer, ti 000. to; common to fair beef
ateera, tt-iooi ; good lo choice Heifers,
tt votii.aO; good to cnoice cows, ti.ions.iV.
lair to good cow, 4. !.; common tn
lair cows, tM.7M4.'.i; good to choloe atock
era and leader, as 'iotf? 4V; talr to gooj
siocker and leedera, tt.Aecf&.i'a; "common,
to atr alooker and &eaera. ts.Siil.'
ttock hellers. 3 S04i 40. veal csjvea, ii.0)
te.js; ouiis, stage, etc., ee.e-4vs.6U
rtepreeatatlve alea:
Dttl eiuno.
Ne.
At. rr. No. Av. Pr.
lil 4 41 24 114 Jtt
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1241 7 44 1 IM? I a
1114 t W
STKCRS AND, HHIFERS.
. 444 I 44
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.Ill I M 4
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. 441 4 1
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BULLS.
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.Mat 4 M I
.ww 4 a
CALVES.
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STOUKthS AU a'liKLiLtlS.
144 II - 4
I II i in
HOGH Heavy receipt of bogs, both
her wad at t nieago, enabled an buyer
to eheapea east, tne maraet ruling lull
a aim lowr. lie ma red at this deaitn
waa reasonably healthy, but by na meant
sex reset re. and competition throughout
appeared to be rather quMt- . -Pa.kera
wasted little tint In putting up killing
drove, however, and movement dunai
moat of th season waa featured by a
lair- dugee of activity. Clearance at 11
oesoca touad the his but ot ottering
ut wecond kaada.
farm ttmau called far about ISJO
head, a run that serve to datcredlt lo
sxm extent th hortaaUi thai ha
beea la general circulation lately. Shlp
paia nougat with a lair show of freedom,
lasunnc medium wetgai botcher and
taking more Uuta per Cent ot In en
tire crop. Prices a see uneven troa atari
t finish, the else provuuf dull and weak
at th avwtag decline.
0ea heavy nog on broeght S7 TV,
aa compared w1tk yewteroar top ot t. as.
whne bulk ktaaea wtta.a the 7. est7 4e
apread. Bacea grade. - Weighing )
peunda aad ita. aoid in s
ward.
RepresenuUve sales:
r& av. ' am. . Xa. A. a. Pr.
1st M I 'M
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7
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...211
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111 n it
SS4 tt 7 ti
7 M
3M
t tit
SH KEP-Umti trade wa
boosted sti'l
higher on a moderate supply nd more
lofty alea were recorded. Prices were
easily the highest of the year, .showing
advances of lohlic over yesterday' spec
tacular mark t. but buying was less ex
cited, suKgeatlng that current value are
legitimate. With the exception of March.
110. fat lambs broke all monthly records
In the history of the trade. Mexican
reaching J10.20KI0.45.
Like most sessions recently, emphasis
wa generally placed upon the various
sales made instead of the comparative
condition, of trade. Sellers merely quoted
price, appearing content lo lei the mer
ket speak for Itself. R.cc.p: amounted
to 4.S0O head, mostly lamb-:. Sheep offer
ing were small ami lilai,! loUcd. indi
cating close msrkeiin? t:S the result of
the remarkably large iirir- a,oi,ts lately.
The Belmont - Mexican." wire toppoTs,
bringing Slo.to. while o.het- attiacitve
lambs moved t IKiiu and less. bk
classy western bringing 9.Si Spilni;
lan'bs sold In amall buuNies up to $l4-rX
Shorn ram bs made up i;tiue a t expecta
ble portion of tl.e run ami seemed to be
favorites in packing circles, practically
everything without fleece changing hands
before o clock. Best shorn lambs were
purchased at t!.(Xs$9.M. the latter price
being top. Shorn ewes brought as much
as Ss.jo, ' although there were very few
sheep of any description on sale.
Packer furnished orders enough for a
complete clearance and there wis
practically nothing doing on country ac
count. Two days' buy of shearing stock
and throw-outs for feeding amount lo
only l.utiO head.
Quotation on Sheep and l,ambs Lamb,
good to i iioice. .7j4ilo.4s; lamb, fair
to good. t9.la0t.7S; lamb, shorn. IS JwjJ
.lo; yearlings, good to choice. SS.404i.7a;
yearlings, heavy. l7.7riS.3; wethers, good
to choice. S;.at;.8ii; wethers, fair to good,
I7.1MJ7.W; ewes, good to chold, S7.1547.;
ewes, fair lo good, piuej. lii.
Representative tales:
No.
49 shorn lambs
St2 fed lamb
4X fed lambs
IS shorn lamb
la fed lamb, cuil
11 spring iambs
4 led ewes
12 fed ewe
490 Mexican lambs ,
49 Mexican lamb
A led lamht
47 fed ewe and watners
it
Av. Pr.
. n oil
. KZ 10 J
7i )
.91 9
. S 5
. 52 14 14)
. 134 7 j
.111 7 M
. 7 1 la
,. s 10 4
.7 00
.72 M
Kaasaa I Mr l.lv flteck Market.
KANSAS CITY, My l.-c'ATTl,E-Receipts,
4.tni head. Including 204 southerns;
market strong to 10c higher: top south
erns, SR. 30; dressed beef snd export steers,
S7.fsSO.75; fair to good, W.otW.SO; western
steers. fS.Ot-4tS.40; stotrkers- and feeder,
H. 7i4T7.nl; southern steers, tV;6tt;
southern cows. S4.2S4jS.aO; native cows, S4.S
fji.10; native heifers. l6.a4T7.75; bull, S4.j
trail: ealve. to doej . J...
HOGS Race pit, 13,00 head: market Mc
to lie lower: . bulk of sales. S7.oii4t7.82nj;
heavv, n.7Mv7.K: packera and hut.-hers.
S7.aMr7.80; lights, I7.4itv.'.6: pig. sjia !V
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 41
head; market steady; spring lambs. S14.tsi;
lamhe, D"lTl; yearling. IT.lOtj OH;
wethers. ..!;. 50; ewes, v.ju7.ta: lock
er and feeder. S4.tO4J4.0O; Texaa goats.
St. Joseph Live Stank Market.
ST. JOSEPH, May 1. CATTLE Re
celpts. 1,700 head; market steady; steers.
Ki.7i4i8.si: rows and heifer. SS.2ttf7.7t;
calva. S4 2S4T7.2.
HOUS Receipts. 7.603 head; market,
alow: top. MOB. bulk of salee, S7.7u7.M.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, S.UJ0
head; market higher: lambs, 17 9O9.90.
SI. I.eale Live Slock Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 1. CATTLE Receipt.
2. tori head. Including 400 Texana; market
lor to 14c lower: native shipping; nnd ex
port steer. 17 iSfjS.OO: dressed and htiti-her
steer. 8t.7Mjr7.7S: steers under l.OiO lbs..
ti.Sotss.io; Mocker and feeder. 14 7Str.l:
row and heifer. !3inM.; canner. 4.7i
jat.7V, bull, ft aOerf.Ti; Texaa and In.
dlan steers, S3Jtj7.(; cows snd heifers.
Si or5 7 no.
HiXJS Receipt, ll.nno head: market liie
to lb- lower: pigs and light. S 2N7.;
mixed snd butcher, S7.tUJ7.90; good heavy,
8IIEKP AND LAMBS Receipts. X.SnO
head; market Nolo lOrJitgher; native mut-
It's going to be sizzling hot soon.
There is no comfort in a stifling
office then. Clerks cannot work;
stenographers fail to keep up to standard,
and you don't do justice to your duties.
The Boe building is
the coolest of Oma
ha s office build
infra. Its rooms are
commodious, excel
lently ventilated
there's a cool at
mosphere all over
it the air currents
race into the build
ing and circulate
rapidly through
the large handsome
rnnrt Ifctter tret
located How and be comfortable all summer. AU
modern office advantages are found in
THE BEE BUILDING
A few vacant offices are listed:
.Adjoining
suite. At present both room are divided by temporary wood
and glass partition: have an east eipoaur on Seventeenth
street and are very desirable roon.a.
Ia limilS feet in
private office partitioned off inside thi apace. Title room
would be particularly well suited for an architect or studio.
1S Fronts an Fnrnam street and ,a almost In front of ele
vator landing. Siie ISlW. or l( square feet- Partitioned
ta offer private office and receptllon room.
.Reception room, private office, two large rloaata. laraa
workroom wnn two norm siaavst loeai or I ice for engineer
architect doctor or other professional men. Rental, per
month 4S40
MSV la ll-x3 la also, located on the court, close to sky
light, tnua having excellent natural light. The spec could
be sliTtded so ss le maae two very pleasant rooms. Price.
per month 374o
Baeaa W Office In the northwest corner, hawing four large win
dows. A fireproof vault for the protection of valuable paper
la In much demand and 1 afforded in this rood.-. There la a
- total of St aquare feet of flosr space and aome would bs
equipped with partition to satisfy good tenant. The rental
price ta, per month S4000
The Bee Building Co.
Be Business Office, 17th and FajTvarn Streets
.
tons. IKtJte.: lambs. rJ6siW .:
and butks, i4.oia.X: stockers, ..:stil-5.
Mock la Slabt.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets y-sterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Sooth llmahj J.5rt lt.SW 1
St. Joseph '. 1.7
Kansas City
St. Louis S.sW
Chicago a.oto
7 'Mt 3.(tt)
13,!T .
Jil 5,
0,01 tUMw
Totals
. J4 W0 Sl.W) 24.404
Fifteen Schools
. Entered in Meet
TARKIO. llo.. May 1. ( Special. 1 Th
fourth annual Tri-state High school
track meet and declamatory contest will
be held by Tarkio college on Msy S at
Tsrklo. The tri-state Is an invitation
meet and the leading school in Iowa.
Nebraska and Missouri are Invited ta
send representatives. The meet antf
declamatory contest this year promise
to be the best that ha ever been held
here. Athletic Director Elder has re
ceived the entries of fifteen schools, malt
ing a total of over VA) entries.
Ciearfled lla.) High school won the
meet last year and will send a atrong:
team to try and win lull this year
Fa:! city. Neb., won In 191 and win
try again this year with a well-balanced-team.
Piatt City. Mo., will send Its In
dividual star. Trenton. Mo., which won
second place last year, will be back this
year with a strong team. Alois, la.;
Pawnee City and Nebraska City. Nek .
and Albany, Mo., will enter tor the first
time.
STEEL COMPANY FAILS TO '
EARN QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
NEW TORK. May l.-That rhe I'alteo-
Statea Steel corporation failed to earn Its.
dividends on the preferred and common
shares for the first three months of this;
year by more than SS.W4I.000 was disclosed
tuaay at tne regular quarterly meeting of
the directors.
Earnings after charging intereat on ub-'
aidlary company bonds, together with In
terest On Outstanding bonds, amonntfwt In
only I17.&3.973. After making th uual
allowance for depreciation and other reg
ular fixed charges. Including the sinking;
fund, net earnings wera reduces to IL; -10S.4I5.
t
A further reduction of e3.471.SS. repre
senting interest for th quarter on the,
outstanding Issues, reduced the kai
applicable to dividends to S6.3tili.jeij. Inas
much as iiz.BM.itn was necessary to meet
dividend requirement on the preferred antf
common share, a daflcll ot SS.3K.1S4 was
created. In the language of th official
statement, thia wa "provided from Hi
undivided surplus on December II. Mil."
rA (14 enn ft ft a
iiiucuiluii.oj, . (jl(3UU,UUU
Assets Over $8,000,000
We offer. AT A PRICE TO
YIELD 6, bonds bavin;
s mortgage lien on well
known and valuable Bl'S
INfeSS REAL ESTATE,
guaranteed principal and
Interest by a corporation
doing $20,000,000 grou
business annually, with
net earnings SIXTEEN
TIMES Interest on ths
bonds. Correspondence
solicited.
F. J. Lisman & Co.
aTmbsrs of the Tw Tor az4 Obl-
eatr Stock Exchange.
10 SO. 1 S1U1 ST, CXZCAOO
New York Philadelphia Boston
Hartford Providenc
rr ' rr";i
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a..t9'tttSllll.l
room, can he rented single or en-
sire: ha two north windows snd a
key t in Snuati 7ee AdYcrtistiuj.
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