THE BEE; OMAIIA, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1013.
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TtKAT, KRTATC!
FARM A KANCH LAMPS POH BALD
Cnlllornln.
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
ALFALFA and FRUIT Lands.
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe main
lines traverso our absolutely level tract.
Only 15 feet to water; alio artesian wells.
Five hours' run to either San Franoltro
or Los Angeles, with a combined popula
tion of far over 1.000.000.
$125 PER ACRE ESY TERMS.
S'JL-01"" half-rate excursion to
SUNNY OALIFOENIA
In May See the
FONTANA ORANGE GROVES,
located on the clectrto line from Lot
Angeles to Riverside.
Make your rcseratlons early and let us
show you the "QOLDEN BTATE" from
San Francisco to San Dletro.
For free handsomely Illustrated book
lets on all matters Callforlan, see or
write
KARL BREHMB. 515 IlM bldg.
A CALIFORNIA home In tho Sacra
mento valley; 10 acres for fruit, vines
and poultry; only $400: easy terms: close
to railroad and markets. Goss Realty
Co., Sheridan, Cal.
CALIFORNIA land excursions 1st and
d Tuesj W. T. Smith Co. SIS City Nat Blc
Canada.
Best
Farm Lands
In Canada
Garden Tracts Ad
joining Fort Fraser.
5 and 10-Acre
, Tracts in the
Famous
Necham Vnltev.
B. C.
Farmers that havo looked Into farming"
lands In the wonderful northwest say
that nowhere In the entire country nra
there lands, to be found aa fertile as thoso
In the famous Neoha6o valley, li. C.
Long- summer days of 13 hours' sunshine,
extreme fertility and the temperate, well
balanced climate Insure quick growth
and maturing- of crops and no crop fail
ures. Fine land for wheat or fruit raising.
And wonderful pasturage facilities 10
months m the year make It Ideal for
dairying.
Now is tho time to buy. The Grand
Trunk Paclflo completes 1U lines through
the Neohaeo valley region this year. Puts
you olose to big markets. Fort Fraser. the
trade center of the region, is growing
rapidly-putting In J3.000.000 water works
anS 'crio lighting plant. Fort Fraser
will be tho most Important city on the
Grand Trunk Pacific between Edmonton
and Prince Rupert. Tho whole oountr
is growing by leaps. And It's a bully
chance for up-to-dato farmers and set
tlers to get n and buy the best farm
lands In Corrida at mighty reasonable
prices. Also
Business Lots in Fort Fraser
At Low Prices Long Time.
Write me for faota and prices. I can
prove every statement with government
figures.
W, B. Jordan
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MRKET .kVe e
..ihn..l..nou,f8 wero vransrerrlng thorr
nr& J-If8 to the mor dcferr3 ones.
v 0V-, n wheat wn - It t inn..-
JJf555tJret.' . report gave a decrease of
-Trwf?'" ,n toe' of corn east
OC thO ROCKltM. I'avArla. mmmt.im Ml.lMlUt
that Indianapolis. Louisville and other
..w'f ?ver Biding Chicago for
J..... '"'vmnK points. Tnese bullish
iXlSI'? u 'iu'e t0 d0 wltn tne market
which followed tho break in wheat Cash
corn was unchanged to l2c higher.
Z!le ots trade to a great extent ig
nored the weakness and decline in wheat
hM?h yesterday. Cash oats wsro Ho
Chicago Wheat Traders Are on Buy
ing Side of Market,
DECREASE IN CORN IS SHOWN
llraditreet'a Report of TellOTT Ce
real Bast of Rooky Mountain
ShoTrs Shortage of Over
8,000,000 nnahela.
OMAHA. May 7. 1912.
The larger oonceriiH In the Chicago
wheat trade wet fairly well banded to
gether yesterday on the buying side of
me in&TKoi, wnue uie seiuns was pnnoi
pally by the talent, and considered
weaker In character than tho buying.
Pit conditions continue to rule values,
and the talent almost to a man will find
themselves short when they enter the
big pit on the Board of Trade tomorrow
morning. As viewed by one trader, there
was too much enthusiasm oi. tho bear
side yesterday, following a break of 4
j. nose wno oeueve in lower prices
for Wheat, displayed out little caution
and. In some lnstnnnpN. tmnr luricmrmt In
throwing over largo quantities of that
nrouna me lowest levels.
Crop conditions could not be Improved
upon and never were as rosy aa at the
Present. There are some In thn trude.
howover, who believe the crop prospects
have at least been partially discounted,
and that It Is well to abntaln tho use of
the hammer In pounding values down
ward on the declines, such as have been
seen during tho last few days. Nearly
every big concern In the trade bought
more or les-i wheat ycrlerday, as cus
tci urn were following their advice to
tako on some cheap grain, as the pros
pects are uood for a reaction and rallv
along the entire wheat list. One of the
features of tho market not already men
tioned was the persistent selling of the
REAL. ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE.
Wyoming?,
FOR SALE Old Fort Laramln. nn
Laramie river, in Goshen county, Wyom
ing: containing 1,080 acres good land and
many valuable buildings; 600 acres under
ditch: 300 acres good sugar beat inn.
good ditch goes with land. For full partl
uiutD tvi'iJij' iu unuGn. .juseyn wild
Wheatland. Wyo or John Hunton. nv....
Laramie, Wyo.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON OMAIIA IIOMES.
NO DELAY.
J. H. Mithen Co.,
INC.
a CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDO.
DOUGLAS 1178.
CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlberg Co..
310-312 Brandels Theater 'Bldg.
MA HA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL KBTATH CO.
1018 Omaha National. Douglas 2715.
LARGE loans our specialty. Btult Bros
MONEY To loan on business or real.
dence properties, 11.000 to $00,000.
yv. n. muMABi zat male Bans: uiac.
HARRISON & MORTON. 918 Om. Nat.
Marquette Bldg.
Chicago, Illr
FOR descriptive list of flnoV Canadian
i?"?.8, ,5lttrKa tracts and farms, writ
O. W. Chapman, Laurter. Manitoba,
Uluourl.
8,080-acrs stock ranoa for sals for less
than half Its value: .for further Informa
tion address Owner, A. J. Johnston, Mer
chants National Bank Bldg., bprlngtield.
Mo.
FINE horns In the O corks: 80 acres well
Imp., flno orchard, large peach crop.
One house, 830 per acre for a quick sale.
Trosk Co-operative Land Co., Traek.
Mowi.ll C.. Mo.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
lcana on Nebraska farms and Omaha
city property In any amounts.
II. W. HINDER,
823 Cty Nat. Bank Bldg.
8100 to 810,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wad. Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
LOANS on farms and Improved clly
property, 6, 64 and 6 per cent; no delay.
J. H. Dumont Sc Co., 1803 Farnam St
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith tt Co.. 1320 Farnam at.
GARVIN BROS and up
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Minnesota.
CLAY AND BECKER COUNTIES,
. MINNESOTA.
In the famous Red River valley; rloh.
black soli, clay suboli; 820 to 80 per
S.cr,?i Sy rms. Send for list. U. T.
Fell&nd Land Co., No. 627 Palace Build
ing, Minneapolis. Win.
BEND for free list of Mlnnwota forms,
130 to 176 per . acre. Minnesota Lama
Agency, Court Block, St. Paul. Minn.
GOOD Improved farms in the Red river
Valley in Minnesota and Dakota, 840 to
$55 per acre; land adjoining valley 8J0.
Agents wanted. Iowa Land and Loan Co..
Jloorhead. Minn.
Montana.
SIXTY THOUSAND acres Carey U-nd
open to entry at Valler, Mont; fifteen
annual payments; section famous for
grains, grasses, vegetables; well adaptod
to diversified farming. For particulars
write Valler Farm bales company. Box
1026, Valler. Mont. ox
WE ARE owners of a large block of
Yellowstone county, Montana, farm land
and are prepared to. otter same on close
prices in tracts of ULOOO acres or up.
Correspondence invited, if Interested.
Prospective, purchasers will be shown the
land. Danaher-Hplton Co., PlymoUth
Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Nebraska.
DON'T forget to be at Crawford. Neb
8 June 26-27-28. 1913. Ill
FOR SALE CHEAP. '
820 acres choice level land with black
roll, 8 miles from county seat, on main
lino U. P. B. H., In Nebraska. 813.50 per
acre, one-fourth cash, balance long time
at 6 per cent. A good buy for use or
speculation.
, J. II, DUMONT & CO..
Phone D. 650. 1603 Farnam St.. Omaha.
Wanted
City Loans
Peters Trust Co.
1622 Farnam St.
New York.
COME to the land of opportunity, where
crops are sure every year; 92 acres, 824
per acre, 8500 cash down. 1 mile out;
buildings worth 82,000.
150 acres, 850 per acre, buildings worth
P.OOO.
100 acrca, 2 miles out. macad. road. 830
Per acre. $oQ0 cash down. It, R. fare to
purchaser.
Write for photos.
Munson The Square Deal Lend Man.
2426 8. Saline St..
Syracuse. N. T.
BMP-IRE "tate form given away; 278
ac1"u '.Vii!".,6?. cno,oa Holein cows,
worth 85,000; buildings worth 810.000; fod
der and tools; milk averages over 817
every day In the year; old age reason:
price 817.000; 85.000 cash. 8200 yearly, 6 p
cent Interest; free catalogue. C. J, Ellis
Varmera bank, Springvllle. N. Y '
Miscellaneous.
V, B. FREE homestead lands. N.w
atlas (copyrighted) just Issued, n foS
colors, size 10x16. of the Rocky' mCuntalS
' and national forests; contains six col
ored maps Colorado, Wyoming. Utah
New Mexico. Idaho. Mon.aSL T.il.
about new U. 8. 3-year homtstead law
Carey act. desert land act. mining laws!
Other valuable Information, up-to-date-worth
31.50, for cents, postpaid. Atlas
Dept.. 921 Post Bldg, Denver Weekly
post, Denver, Colo. "wy
Wanted to Buy
Two residences In Omaha, one for ahnnt
33,500 and the other oJbout 36,500. and put
in as part payment 2-1 of South Dakota
land, il valuod at 32,500, and tho other
at $4,000. For further Information see
0 'Neil's E. E. & Ins. Agency
1505 Farnam St.
TL Tyler W.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
OearAnpiiM n... t rwv
iS?? i u.ht2 OHt Rnd wheat and flour
equal to 378,000 bushels.
The olose at Liverpool was HUo
lower on wheat and Uc lower on oorn.
.ilniary "heat receipts were 703,000 bu
and sh pmenu of 1.429.000 bu. against re
ceipts last year of 3M.O0O bu. and ship
ments of 453,000 bu.
.i7lmJry com receipts were 62S.000 bu.
ftnd shipments of 35S.0O0 bu. against re
ceipts last year of 808,000 bu and ship
ments of 394,000 bu. .
Primary oats receipts were C87.0CO bu.
and shipments of dotooo bu. against re
ceipts last year of 627.000 bu. and ship
ments of 607,000 bu.
Carlot Itfceipts.
. Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago jj 863 147
Minneapolis 198
Duluth hk
Omaha jj
Kansas citv m
St. Louis so
winninpc ,o
'$lJ$Ez?- mesHc':' No. s
hard. SJlVfiKClr? Mn A h.H uun.. M
spring, SJiOJic: Nc. 4 spring, S2S2o;
No. 2 duram. KArfT.-raL- Mn a,.ZZ. uiri
. ' ' - . .
WIIH-NO,
34
30
SI
white, MtfwV: No. 4 filter l&ViffMc:
No. 2 yellow, 6JOo; No. 3 yellow, 53
JSATlfc?,.8x-vrh,ie' S4'-Cf34Mc; stand-
AXrNo- 1 o)cs hvy
llXtj NO. 2. E?Ut&rrt Nn KTifWmirt
" VU4tl7g IW"
cff , """.. f.? nam, winter. 1 car
SJC 1 car 8IUo; No. 3 mixed, 1 car $4c;
No. 3 nprlng, 1 car 83Hc Oats: No. 3
uui MBS, v.ui-1); no. 2 wnilS,
1 car 64to: No. 3 white. 3 cars 544c. 2
wnue. i car mc; no.
yellow. 1 car Ullf i r.L. w ...i
lOW. 1 cat- (IfX-nl) Rlt 1 nar Mil. A
yellow. 1 car 52Hc: No. 3 mixed.' 2 cars
w, i r o.?c. itye; jno, 2, t car 65o.
CHICAGO GRAIir AND PROVIBIONB
PMtnren of h Trndtnir nnil Closlnir
CHICAGO. Mnv T-n
Of WhOAt tnilBV nv. -tfAwf.
previously weak market. Closing figures
showed a net gain of Ho for July and
.ii, . "3-aj wafl nt a net de
cline Of UOUc. Corn mfnrA n.(
- . 7ifnu, gnu xinianea at
IS. aavance Of UOKo to but
6o up. ",v
The change from weakness to strength
In the wheat market came In the final
hour. Reports of oxnnrt Bnlo. laat n1.h)
and today placed the total at 2CO.OO0
bushels. When this news was made
publlo the market was already recover
ing from early weakness, the uplift
uciiib neipea aiong oy purchases on the
part of traders who had oversold,
Though May nicked un nms from mwn.
Ing flguros It could not equal tho gains of
ine oiner months.
Etirly weakness of the wheat market
was mo outgrowth of continued bearish
crop conditions In this county and be
cause of Improved Russian crop prospects
wnicn weoKenea roreign markets.
Primary wheat recelDta todav were
703,000 bushels; last year 855,000 bushels.
Seaboard clearances of wheat and flour
equalled 276,000 bushels.
Speculative buying lifted corn. Reports
that Argentlno corn harvest was hindered
by rains was an additional bullish In
fluence. Fears of Injury to oats by dry
weather In Illinois and Indiana caused
the upturn noted In that market.
Provisions after a weak opening, inv
proved somewhat being helped through
mo wnoie ust ty large buying of Sep-
lemDer lara.
Quotations ranged as follows:
Artlcle. Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.l Yea'y.
LIBT your house with us. We have
buyers. Osborne Real Estato Co. Doug.
147fc
WANTED REAL ESTATE,
Four or' five lots adjoining, with sewer,
water and gas, close to car line.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1320 Farnam St. Tel. Doug. 1064.
LIVE STOCK MAHI I' til KM
Ship lUe stock to South Omaha. Bave
mileage and shrinkage. ' Tour consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten.
non.
Live Stock CoiatniMlou Blerehaata,
BYBns BROS, a Co. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 222 Exchange Bldg.
MARTIN BROS. Be CO.. Exchange Bldg.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Desk room In downtown of
fice. State price. Address 8-378, care Bee.
WANTED to rent a garage In the
neighborhood of 24th and Burt St. Tele
phone Red 4301.
STEAMSHIP.
' ANCHOR LINE
STEAMSHIPS
Ball every Saturday to and from
NEW YORK LONDONDERRY
GLASGOW
Ocean passage 7Vi days. Moderate rates.
For book of tours, rates, etc, apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Gen. Arts., 35 W. Randolph Ht. Chicago,
OR ANY LOCAL AGENT.
WANTED TO MOT.
Dolgoff fd hand store pays hlghtst Prices
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1BW.
P.fSBT prices for furniture. Call D. 7801.
WOULD like to buy a five or six-room
house to be moved on a lot. One In the
neighborhood of Htli and Clark preferred.
Telephone Rod 430L
D. 8055. Quick buyers of furniture.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TO BONDHOLDERS OF THE SHER
ldan Cool Company The holders of
bonds of The Sheridan Coal Company on,
hereby not'fled that the undersigned
trustee, under trust deed of The Sheridan
Coal Company, dated June 11, 1903, and
recorded June 20, 1903, In book 26 of
mortgage records, on page 43S, In the
office of the county clerk of the county
of Sheridan Mid state of Wyoming, has
received notice from The Sheridan Coal
Company that It will, on or before June
80, 1S13, remit to the undersigned 324,000,
to take up and retire 24 bonds, as pro
vided in said trust deed. Notice Is hereby
given that the undersigned has drawn
and selected by lot the following twenty
four numbers of twenty-four of the bonds
outstanding, secured by said trust deed.
1. e.: 33. 99, 132. 136. 133. 1C. 161. 179. 187, 194
204, 210. 236. .318, 320, 886, 453. 454. 616, 538,
664, 576, 678, 584, for payment from the
sinking fund to be so paid to it by said
The Sheridan Coal Company under said
trust deed, and upon such payment of
said 324,000 to the undersigned on or be
fore June 30, 1913, the upderslgned will, at
Its office, at the corner of Dearborn and
Madison Sts., In the city of Chicago,
Illlnola, on the first day of July, A. 1.
1913, pay to the holders or regis to red
owners of said bonds numbered as afore
said the principal and accumulated Inter
est thereon, upon the surrender and de
livery thereof to the undersigned uncan
celed and accompanied by all unpaid
coupons thereto belonging. Interest on
each of said bonds, numbered as aforesaid,
will cease after said first day of July,
A. D. 1913, whether presented on said
day or thereafter
UNION TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
By RUFl'B F CHAPIN. Secretary
M-8-16-22-29
Wheat
May
July.lS9&$9yil 89H
SeDt
corn,
May,
juiy.
Sept
Oats.
Muy
July
Sept!
Pork.
May!
July)
Sept
Lard.
May
July
Sept
Ribs.
May
July
Sept
8i 89KOH
i
54054 5431
33
34tiQ3tl
19 17
19 17
18 W4f
19 W
10 82V4
10 70
10 72J4J
H 37K
10 9i I
10 7&fid
10 77H1
SjV4
34Ttt&35
34ft
19 22Vi
19 HU
19 12
10 90
10 75
10 77V4
10 V)
88T.
51
65
S4
34G34yi
19 15
19 15
18 X
10 524
IV 7U
10 70
1187H'
JU 3b
10 75
64?
65
66
35H
SOU
64',4g54
35H
,84
19 22H
19 30
19 12H
10 90
io nm
10 80
19 22
19 25
19 07
10 85
10 7E
10 71
10 76
11 40
10
10
4710
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
99V4c81.02; No. 8 red, 9296c: No. 2 hard,
90H&92Ho: No. 3 hard, 89810 ; No. 1 north
em. 90802c; No. northern, 8090c: No.
3 northern, S7lfiS5c; No. 2 spring, 8990a;
No. 3 spring, 879c: No. 4 spring, 80imc,
velvet chaff, SOSOlo; durum, 94Q0so.
Corn: No. 2, 55K65c; No. white, 67f
57Hc; No. 2 yellow, 562fi6io: No. 3. 54 Vi
6c: No. 3 white. 67ij57Viu; No. 3 yel
low. 6466Uc; No. 4, 53ieC4V4c: No. t
white, t&UWAc; No. 4 yellow, 63H4?5IKc
Oats: No. 2 white, 36a37o, No. 3, 34c;
No. 3 white, 3436c: No. 4 white, 34
34Xc; standard, 3&36c. Rye: No. 2,
64c Barley, 47QSc Seeds: Timothy.
32.853C.66; clover, J16.0O321.00. ProvUlons:
Pork, 819.20; lard, 310.92; ribs, 311. 12H
11.75.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 25Q2714e.
KGQ8 Unchanged; receipts. 26.801
cases; fresh, 18c; at mark, cases included,
1718c: ordinary firsts, 17c: firsts, J7i
CISc
CHEESE Generally lower; daisies, 14
eUVso: twins. UK&ISc: young Americas.
13V. ti He: long horns, 1SQ13c.
firrAiuxsa oieaay, receipts, if cars:
Michigan. 4345c; Minnesota. 383430 ; Wis
consin. 40347a
POULTRY Live strong; chickens and
springs, 17c,
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, May 7. WHEAT Cash :
No, 2 hard, 8508Vic: No. 3. K&OSTHc;
No. 2 red, M33c.
CORN-No. 2 white, 86eC7c; No. t,
66c
OATS No. 2 White, 8535He.
Closing price of futures:
WHEAT May. 83c; July, 8383Vic;
September, 834c.
CORN May, 6566c; July, 6Co; Sep
tember, 65QC5c.
OATS-Ouly. 84c; September, 4c.
RYE Unchanged.
HAY Unchanged.
Receipts. Shipment.
Wheat, bu 63.000 85,000
Corn, bu 20.000 29.000
Oats, bu 7,000 9,000
St. Loots General Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 7.-WHEAT-Cash:
No. 2 red. 31.0401.15; No. 2 hard, goeoie.
eCORN-No. 2. 66c; No. 2 whlteTK
OATS No. 3. 35c: No. 2 white. 3044037c.
Closing price of futures:
WJIEAT-July. 86o; September, 87
CORN July, 63c; September, 6c
OATS-July. 34o; September. 34c.
RVE-263c.
POULTRY Weak; chickens. Kc:
springs, i5o; turkeys, 16c; ducks, uc;
geese. 7c.
BUTTER Lower: creamery, 2428c.
EGQB-S'eady. 17c.
Llvrrpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. May 7.-WHEAT-8pot.
steady; No. 1 Manitoba, 7s llid; No, 2
Manitoba, 7s 10Kd: No. 3, Manitoba. 7s
9d; futures, easy; May, 7s 7Vid; July, Ts
4d; October. 7s 2d.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed,
new, 6s; American mixed, new, kiln dried.
6s Id; American mixed, old, 6s lid; Amer
ican mixed, old, via Galveston, 6s 8d;
futures, steady; May. American mixed,
unquoted; July, La Plata, 5s Kd.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, May 7.-CORN No, 2 yellow,
66Hc: No. 3 yellow, 65Q55UC.
OATS-No. 2 white, 96o; standard, 85e.
Cattle Slow and Around Ten Cents
Lower.
H0QS SELL ABOUT TEN LOWER
Sheep nnd Lambs In Very Light Re
ceipt for the Middle of the
Week Prleea Ten Higher
anil the Trade Active.
SOUTH OMAHA, MayT, 1913.
Receipts were: CAtll. IIoks. BheeP.
Official Monday 4,193 6,966 6,093
Official Tuesday.. 6,705 ltd 8.091
Mlimate Wednesda)'.. 4.400 11,000 3.000
Three days this week.14.397 29.377 14.4S3
oame uays last week,. 13,792 37,367 27,762
Same days I wks ago.. 12.236 23,901 29.735
Same days 3 wks ago.. 13.881 33,193 2S.1S9
Same days 4 Wks ago.. 12.645 3,696 32,376
Same days last year, 1LCT8 82,758 11, 970
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
ior me year to date as compared wun
last year: 1813. 1012. Inc. Dec
Cattle 820.9S5 337.626 ...... 16.6U
HOga 1.015,319 1327,633 303,203
Sheep 780,150 776,345 4,805
The following table snows the ranee of
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
last tew nays with comparisons!
Date. 1913, 1912.1U.1910. 1909. 19O8.1907.
April 291 8 1SU
April JUI 8 Z8
May 1.
May 2,
May 8.
May 4.
Mar 6..
May 6,.
May 7..
S S0V4
8 2SH
8 21V
8 14$!
7 65) 6 74
7 H
T 61. 7 1
7 63
7 4
7 44
7 49!
6 741
a fa
6 62
6 661
9 121 7 01) 6 34
9 111 6 .
I s 95
9 01
S 94
9 00!
6 61 9 19
9 17
9 18
6 94
6 U
;oi
7 N
7 00 5 M
6 4S
6 41
6 34
5 X
6 37
6 34
6 35
6 23
21
6 31
6 23
6 25
6 31
12
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union stock yards, South Omaha,
ror twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock
yesterday:
HECE1PT8-CARK.
Cattle. Hol'h. Sheet).
Al. & at. p
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Paclflo
C. & N. W.. cast
C. & N. W wast
C, fit. P., M. A O
C, B. & Q., east
C, B. & Q.. west. .......
C, It. I. & P., east
C, R. I. & P., west .
til InatH Oenlral
C. G. W 4
, 1
.10 5
,7 3 1
,38 25 4
,9 13
.52 47 8
.27 6
,7 2
,23 29 i
,6 4
,24 3
8.7
.4 2 1
,210 146 13
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co 629
Swift & Co 1,161
Cudahy Packing Co.... 715
90S
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Schwarts A Co
B. O. P. Co 9
L. P. Co 83
Sinclair 9
Hill & Son 101
F. B. Lowls 44
768
2,135
3,639
8,613
303
653
1.270
869
1,023
Huston A Co.
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Huse
Rosenstock Bros.
Werthelmer & Degon..
II. F. Hamilton
Rothschild & Krebs....
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co...
Cllne & Christie
Other buyers
16
23
34
49
189
7
8
19
3
2S5
792
Totals 4,089 10,358 4,507
CATTLE There was another very fair
run of cattle here today, 179 cars being
counted In, making the total for the
three days 14,297 head, a liberal gain at
compared, with the corresponding days
last week and, In fact, the largest for
any similar period for some weeks back,
and larger than a year ago by about
2,700 head. The trado opened up very
slow and dull. Advices from other points,
especially Chicago, indicated a heavy
slump In the market and buyers hero
were disposed to move cautionsly until
tho outcome elsewhere was better known.
Their first bids were generally lOo lower
and in many coses worse than that.
The forenoon was well advanced before
any cattle of consequence had changed
hands.
Beef steers sold fully 10c, and In many
cases M16c, lower than yesterday. This
mtans that the market for the two days
Is around a quarter lower. Among the
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WESTERNS.
South Dakota.
27 feeders 897 7 35
25 steers 923 7 35
HOGS A very fair run showed up this
morning, some 158 cars, or 11.000 head,
being reported In. For the threo days
tho supply totals 29.877, being about J.00U
larger than a week ago. but over 3,000
smaller than for the same days a year
Valuea at the opening of the market
this morning looked to be about 6a lower
than yesterday's averngo trade, , After
about a third of the supply had been
sold on this basis, however, values toox
a decided slump and trade stopped almost
entirely. At tins time sucn bids as uio
buyers would make looked to be lio
lower than yesterday's average. Thin
condition of affairs lasted until noarlr
10:30. when the packers, seeing that they
would not hn able to fill thrlr imkn at
the prices they were offering, raised thetr
niai to a point aoout ivo lower, ana it
was on mis oasis mat the rsi or mo
hogs finally sold. Shippers and specu
lators wero entirely put of the market,
and overythtiiK- on sale went to the kill
ers. The average trade could be uuotea
as being nearly 10a lower than yesterday's
general market. Bulk of the sales londod
at u, loan. is and toDs brouxht 18.25. sev
eral loads of good light and butcher
weigm stun selling at tnai price, ine
market was very "slow and at timet.
sticky, and It wa well along In the fore-
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SHEEP Becauso of tho nuccosslve
breaks In prices on the first two days of
tho week the receipts tell on consiuor
ably this morning, the run bolng the
lightest for a Wednesday since January
1. Some 12 oars, or 3,000 head, constituted
thu nntlre sudd y and of tnese only lour
cars were aged sheep, there being two
loads of clipped wethers ana two oi
. I . t .. n,Jl.H , t r.( . r ... . t.
nuuiau wwvm. Alt nuuiuuii i - -a
receipts there were three loads of
wooled lambs hold over from yesterday
making; In all about 11 cars of lambj on
sale. Chicago and the rlvor markets wore
reported as having very fair runs and
early advtcos Indicated dull trade and a
lowei' tendency to values at thoso placed.
On account of light receipts here a
dime advance was noted all along tho
line In both sheep and lambs. The do
mand was about the same aa on Tuesday.
but with fewer offerings on hand from
which the buyers could till their orders
considerable competition was In evidence,
with the result that voluus showed the
lmurovoment aa above mentioned.
Some 78-pound Mexican lambs fed In
offerings were very good yearlings that I Nebraska, tho same as those at 38.45
sold as nigh as w.w. yesterday, sold at sv.66 this morning, two
Cows and helisr were also slow sen- cars of fed western lambs averaging 7V
ers and around lOo lower than yesterday
or 1025c lower for the two days.
There was soma nine inquiry ior unni
stock cattle, which were very scarce and
on which prices were about steady. On
the other hand nesny or warmed up
teedera wero very slow at lOgpUc lower.
Quotations on cattle! Good to choice
beef steers. 38.108.76; fair to good beef
steers. 17.SMi8.10: common to fair beef
steers, 17.Wtr.85; good to choice heifers,
I7.25ty7.76; good to choice cows, S.757.60;
fair to good graaes, .w.t; common
to fair grades, 33.C&O&00; good to choice
stockers and feeders, 37.6u(tf8.25; fair to
good stockers and feeders, tf.WWT.W,
common to fair stockers and feeders, 80.25
(i7.O0: stock cows and heifers. K.00n.l5:
veal calves, 86.7642V.76; bulls, stags, etc.,
Ni.iMX.ito.
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pounds moved at 33.80. As much as 17.00
was paid for shorn otferlugs weighing
around 75 pounds aa against t7.4 me top
on Tuesday.
While the numbtr of muttons appear
ing on the market Is not sufficient to In
dicate any material change In values In
either dlreotlon, what ewes and wuthers
were offered sold at a dime better than
yesterday. The two cars of cltppod
wethers averaging 113 pounds brought
1&26 Against 35.16 on the day before.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good
to choice Mexican lambs, 38.4OQ8.60; fair
to .good Mexican lambs, $S.264i.40; good
to choice western lambs, 3AUWH.34; loir
to good western lambs, 17,761. & 16; shorn
lambs. tf.tO.O); yearlings, light, 27.25
7.50; yearlings, heavy, fl.wtfl.'A. wethers,
good to choloe, 36.b6Qti.90; wethers, fair
to good, 36.35Qtl.G6; ewus, good to choice,
l8.2oaC.60; ewes, fair to good, 3tJ.00iliti.25;
culla and bucks, 36.00.25.
Knnsaa Crty Live fltoclc Market.
1(AN8AB CITY, May 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7,000 head. Market steady to 10c
lower; native steers, 87.85U8.76; southern
steers, 36.007.86; southern cows and heif
ers, J4.28O7.60; native cows, M.26&8.85-,
stockers and feeders, 36.5048.25; bulls, 35.76
(7.25; calves, (6.5010.00; western steers,
36,758.35; westorn cows, 34.257.26.
HOGS Receipts, 13,000 head. Market to
lower; bulk of sales, $8.30U8.3e; heavy,
I8.204i6.30; packers and butchers, !5.3Stf
8.401 light, 38.30ft8.40; ,,K,, S7.26W.60.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7,000
head. Market steady; muttons, 33.00&&50;
Colorado lambs, 36.75Q4I.40; range wethers
and yearlings, 35.2507.2S; range ewes, 15.00
4J8.S&.
Chicago Live Stoclc Market.
CHICAGO, May T. CATTLE Receipt,
21,000 head; market, weak, 10o lower;
beeves, 37.2039.00; Texas steers, 38.75tt7.76;
western, $6.9008.10; stockers and feeders,
36.00jI8.00; cows and heifers, $3.9008.15;
calves, $5.5Oy0.00.
HOGS Receipts, 28.000 head; market
mostly 6a lower; bulk. $3.3608.45; light,
$8.2&U.50; mixed, 38.tCii.50; heavy, 37.900
8.45; rough. $7.9036.10; pigs. $6.60(18.40.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 22.000
head; market generally 10c lower; native,
JG.WH0.Oi wentern, $5.9037.00; yearlings,
$6.S0ft7.70; lambs, native, $6.35(88.40; west
ern, $8.W3.45.
St. Louis Live Htook Market.
HT. LOUIS. May 7. CATTLE Receipts,
3,000 head. Market steady; native steers,
$3.75a7.00 cows and heifers, $4&04S.75;
stockers and feeders, 35.25Q8.00; Texas
and Indian steers, 36.25Q8.50; cows find
heifers, $4.00&7.00; calves. $5.0034.60.
HOGH Receipts, 7,300 head. Market
steady; pigs and lights. $7.0004.65; mixed
and butchers, $8.46138.56; good heavy, $8.33
146.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,300
head. Market steady; native muttons,
$6.0037.25; lambs, 27,00&75.
MInurapolls a rain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, May ..-WHEAT
May. tKriJIiSHo; July, 88c; September,
89&c; No, 1 hard. 90c; No. 1 northern, tt
eV4c; No. 2 northern, 86'iS7Hc: No. 2
hard Montana, SH4o; No. 8. SIHU&Uo.
FLOUR First patents. $.60&l.a5; sec
ond patents, $4.2504.60; first clears. $3.30
&3.70; second clears, T2.SC-fi3.S0.
BRAN-316.00ttl7.OO.
CORN No, 3 yellow. CSfic.
OATS No, 3 white, 33V4C
RYE No: 2, tOJlGSc
FLAX-amv
BARLEYi2C8c
Oil Market!
NEW YOItK. May 7,-OIL-Cottonseed.
firm; prime summer yellow, $6.86lc0.si6;
May. $6.90; July, $6.96; September, $7.03.
ROSIN-QuleL
TURPENTINE Steady,
MACHINE BARRBL8-34.35.
V ,
Dry floods Market.
NEW YORIC. May 7.-DnY GOODS
The cotton goods markets wero steadier I
In the gray goods division. Finished
goods aro firmer. Trading light In all
directions. Worsted yarns are easier, I
Sugar Market,
NEW YORK. May 7.-8UOAR-Raw.
steady; muscavado, tit6c; centrifugal,
8.98o; molasses, 161c Refined, quiet.
NEW YORK JJTOCK MARKET
Substantial Gains in Many of Im
portant Issues Mark Olose.
DAY OF MIXED MOVEMENTS
Hear Trailer at Openlnir Attempt
to Carry Decline of the Pre
cr.UnK Hessian flttll
Farther.
NEW YOIUC. May 7.-After a day of
mixed movements, In which no well de
fined trend was discernible, the stock
market became distinctly strong In the
filial trading and dosed with substan
Mai gains for many of the Important
stocks. At the opening of the session
feat" traders attempted to carry further
the decline of yesterday. They wero sue
oessful in forcing down prices temporar
ily, but later met with determined oppo
sition, which brought about a smart ad
anee. The demand fell off on the rally
and movements thereafter were uncer
tain under tho final outburst of buy
ing, whiph lifted prices to the highest
of the day.
Private speculative Interest centered In
the Harrlman stocks, whose heaviness In
the early trading was a disturbing fea
ture. Southern Paclflo broke to 93V4, a
new low price since 1908. That stock
and Union Pacific were leaders In the
late upturn, bstng helped by unconfirmed
reports that the Union Pacific manage
ment had arranged for quick compliance
with the supreme court's dissolution de
cree and that the distribution of the
Union Pactflo's holdings of Southern
PadtlO WOllld bn llnrirnkn hv n ivnHI.
cate already arranged. Weakness of
biooks ouier than tho Harrlman Issues
acted as a drng on the market.
New York Central sold below par for
the first time since 1908. Severs! other
Issues made new low record a
London bought stocks here only moder
ately. It was pointed out that Europe's
urgent financial requirements at home
as welt as tho Indltforont attitude of
American Investors towards their market
would tend to restrict further demand at
this time.
The bond market showed a dlstlnot.
Upward tendency. Tntnl anlAm nor vnlii.v
a . ,vu wi '
Ullltod States bonds wrn unchnnemt
Number of sales and leading quotations
vii iutB were as ioiiows:
Sl. tilth. Low. Qos.
AmtlrUDstM Oomwr .... Qiao tt Ttu tiu
-uu-iiv-u, iftrituuunu .. ..... i
Antrictn ul sugar.,.. 1.600 II
American Ou 7,700 II
Amorlcut Can ptd. 400 tt
American C a r 100' 4IH
American Cotton oil...- 400 14
Amer. Ic HaoaruUw.... LSOO 1614
American Llnieed , ,,
American Looomoitre ,., 100 II
American s. a 11, . ...... XIOO IT
Am. B. A 1L pld
Am. Bnttx ReflMnc.
American T. A T 1.100 HIV) 13714 111
American TObacoo ...... too 1SSH US I7BV4
Aimins oa,, s,to nn ITH II
Atchlaon 1,400 14. SIU MU
Atchlnn p(d too SMt ISM tt
AiiBoiiy vuaai Mn.,.,., guv iwvh MQ 1SI
Ualtlmora A Ohio 1,100 Mm !U II
Dathlehem Steel H
oroolrn lUpld Tr 1,100 1174 It sou
day, $2,071.159i disbursement, $2,499.01 Thi.
surplus this fiscal year Is $8,273,825 as
against a deficit of $11,000,007 last year
Tho figures for receipts, disbursements
surplus and deficit exclude Panama cana
and publlo debt transactions.
London fltock Market.
LONDON. May 7. American securitle.
opened quiet and steady. Trading waj
light during the forenoon, bub the market
was supported and prices advanced from
U to a point over yesterday's New Yor
closing.
London closing stock quotations:
Cmuola, mone . .TS 111 LonliTllle A Kaata.lll'
flo account 7tt-llMo.. Ken. T. SI",
Amal. Corper HHNew Toik Central. 10-
Alchlaon 101i4 PtnmyHanla .. .11
Canadian racllt . .HU, TUaCInK Sli,
Chi. (.teat Weetero li Soulh-ix Paclflo I1W
Chi.. Mil. A Bt. P.10; Union THclflo ., 14
nrnrer IUo O.. Mttl. 8- Steel Il
Erie ........ UHWabaah IK
do lat rM. 46 Pa Ileer S1U
Oranrt Trnux Holland Mine 7.
Illtnsla CMtral ... .11111,
8ILVER-Har, steady at 27 ll-16d per
ounce.
MONT3TV-sH(53tt per cent.
DISCOUNT RATE8 Short nnd threi
months' bills, 3403 15-16 per cent.
Itostnn Stock Mnrket.
BOSTON. May 7. Closing quotations.
n mining siocks were ns follows:
AIIm. ....
.I1J.9M.I ...,.,..
Amal. Copper ...... 7T4 Nevada Oon.
A. Z. U a IIM NIplaalRi Mtsea ,
Arliwna Cbm. ,,,,,, I KVrth Dutta
11. A C. C A 8. U. IU North lV
Pal. Arliona UH old Dominica .,
Cal. A Ileela 4.10 Oweola
CWennlal UliQulnor
Cbpper luspi a C, IIHtttiannon
Hut hntt C M... IHfluparhjr
Franklin IV Boperlor aV D. M.
Olraux Con. 3H Tamarack
Oranhy Oon tlHU. B, B. It, A M.
Oreme Cananoa .... H do ptd
Iile lVijale Copper. 154 Utah CM , - .
Kerr Lake, 31-llUtah Copper Co..
Lake Copper ... ... 11 V Winona
1 Salle Cpper.... 4 Vt'olTerlna
Miami tvewr 11
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10 II
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Canadian I'aclllo
Central leather
Qieaapeake & Ohio...... l.soo
Chloato tl. W
Chlnaio, M. a St. r.,.. t,o) 107
ijnicaio a n. w ,,
Colorado F, A I
Coneolldated Oaa
Corn I"roducta
Delaware A Hudson 1.100 1ST
Denrer A lllo Qrande .,
Dearer A It. O. ptd,,.. ,
Distillers' Deourltlea ,,. 200
lCrle 1,100
Erie lit prd 100
Brie Id pfd
Oenera! Bleetrle .......
d real Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore etls,
Ullnole Central
Interborouih Met, ,,,,,
Inter, Met. prd..,.,,.,.
international liarrealer.. ,
Inter-Marina ptd 100
International Paser
International Tump
lunaas Cltr Southern.,.
Laclede OM
bahlih Valer ., ,
LAUUTiua A rakAhTiiie,,
l.t OV. t . K Q. D. M... .aa... ..
Mlaaourl, X. A T 1,100 24
Miaaourt I'aeino .a 700 IIU
National Dlerult 100 113
Nations! lad '
N. It. It. of M. 3d prd. 00 IIH
New Tork Ontnl 11.100 101U
N. T,, O. A W. ......
Norfolk A Weatern...
North American .....
Northern Ptelflo ....
Pacltlc Mall .,
I'ennemanla
remle'e Oaa
r., it., (.-. A si. i
Flttabursh Goal 100 ITJ
Preaeed Bleel Car 600 Wj
Pullman Palace Car.,
Readlns ,
Ilepublle I. A B
lleoublla I. ft 8. Did.
Rock leland Co
llock laland Co. pM.
St. L. A ff. F, M DM
Beaboird Air Line ,,,
Beaboard A U pfd
SloM-Biielfleld S. A I
Southern Pacttle 17, SX) KU
Southern nallwtf 600 14 H
So. lUllwar Ptd 400 77
Tennei.ee Copper
Tcxaa A Paclflo.
Union Paclllo ........... 63,600 14SH I4S44 14114
Union I'aclllo pfd 100 111! IIH IIH
United Rlalea TUelty H
United Btatra Rubber... 1,600 UK II IIH
United States Bleel 40,400 MH 6IH 4044
U. 8, Steel ptd (00 1014; 104H 1H
Utah Copper ttOO tlH SO IIU
Va.-Carollna Chemical
3.100 tH
'iin
"in "tii
' ioo 'mh
1.S00 1S4H 1SIH 1S4K
100 111 111 1S1H
in
IIH
u
111
isH
H
1004
I
10s
76
111s
S3H
too n
us
iJ"
t00 1IIH 114
600 II IIH
6,400 1UH 1UH lit
... 10S
.... tl
1TH it
is ts
16S
41.100 11114 ugM mn
100
IIS
'iiioo 'kh
1,000 II
II
UH n
H V
toil
.... IT
.... 41
It
tsi
14 It
74H
tSH
11
UH
34H
7IH
Wabaah
Wabah pfd
weatern Marriana
Weatern Union .,
Weitlnihouoe Electric
Wheeling A Lake Brie,,
1,100
I0O
too
'28
tH
200 tS
300 UH
2MO . h
it
I
IH
13
tl
6
IIH
I
tH
it
s
IH
3
Total sales tor the dar, W1.400 tharea.
Nevr York Money Mnrket.
NEW TORK. May 7.-MONEY-On
call, steady; 2;$r3 per cent! ruling rate,
t per cente; closing bid, 2 per .cent!
offered at 8 nor cent. Time loans.
eiLHinr: slxtv days. 3iSM per cent: ninety
days, I'lf-i per cent; six montns, tyiV'
4V4 per colatt.
1'IIIMIS MUUUAniiiiD a-Ai-civ od,i
HTKiiLlNa BXCHANQEJ Weak, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 34.332Q
for sixty-day bills and at 34.8050 for de
mand. Commercial bills, 34.S2U.
SILVIO" war wno, Mexican oouars.
BONDS oovemmeni, sieaay; railroad,
steady. . m
Closing quotouoiie un uonas iuuut were
as follows: . .
U. 8. ret. la. HI .. .10014 h. C Co. ref. Si.. 17
de eeapoa iRHb s. sen. la llll.. 0H
TJ, . Ie, rlf 101HI.. A , ual. .,,, IIH
to coupon mn u, n, t t, ill II,, 11
V. I. 4e. re UIH Co aaa. 4H fl'l
do coupon .tun ue. fauna 4a... aji.
ranama la coupon. .ldlH do oonT. li IIU,
X .C. lat 6s etti.. 61 "IO II It il M 4He ts
Amer. A(. U 100 N, T. C. (. IH IS
A. T. A T, er ea.,100 do deb. 4 MH
eAm. Tobteoo s,...lUHN. T. N. K, A H.
Armour Co. 4HL. WH tt. IVia 77H
Atchlaon sea. li.... IIVN. A W, lit e, 4a MH
do it. 4i uie.,.. "7 -ao er, w ....104
An ct. Cl ...100 K'o. PaelMo 4a II
A. C. L, lit 4l..... tOH do Ie (IH
Pal. A Ohio 4a. MHO. 8. L. rtdx. la... tOH
uo e rv rraa. t. etta wt
nrook. Tr. ct. 4i... UK do con. la tl
Cn. ot Oa. la 10IU Heading (an. la.... t4V
Cen. Leather ta...., KHg. L. A 8. F. ff la 7lg
Chee. A Ohio 4He.. M, do sen. te... T7H
do cone. 4Hs S7Hlt. U 8. W. e. 4a.. TlH
Chleato A A. IHi. 66 eg, A, 1. j,f , ng
C. U. A Q- 1 ' K'.iSo. pas. col. 4l. ,. IIU
do ten. 4i... .. tl do ct. 4 .. t7H
C M A B I" 0 4V.I.101 do lit ret. 4 IIH
C. 11, I. A P. c. 4a. SJHBo. lUllwar ti.,,...10
do rfg. 4i IIH do gen. 4i.,.. ... n
C. A 8. r 4H 10 Union Paclflo 4a . ,. MU
n, A II. t. 4s. .IT do er. 4i,... tl
en. A R. 0. r. Se. TlH da lit A ref. 4a.. fl
Dletlllera 6a 14 TJ. 8. Rnbbar ta. . jM
78rle p. I. 4a w u. 8. Steel 3d 6e..,100H
do sen. li HSX.-:Cr CT"- la. IIH
do ct. li. aer. D. TOH Wabaah lit A ez, la 67H
III. Cen. 1st r, 4l. Jl VtaeUrn Md. 4a..... SO
lii.r M.t. 4a.... 7! X Witt, rau, 1. ill.
e.ntir. M. M. fji Wis. Central 4s tOH
Japan Ha eiti
DI4. onerea.
Nevr York Sllnlng; Stocks.
NEW YORIC. May 7. Cloirinr nM..
tlons on mining stocks were:
Com, Tunnel noes., a auiican , To
do bond 11 Ontario im
Iron BllTer ...
eLeadTllle Con,
Uttle Chief
Ollered.
II Oohlr
a lie small Hopes .,
s Yellow Jacket
II
S
24
Treasury Hlutrinent.
WASHINGTON. May 7.-The condiiinn
of the United States treasury at the be
ginning 01 uueinees toaay was; Work
ing balance, $70-K),83O, In bunks and
Philippine treasury. $I3.Q23,SC3; total of
general fund, $129,410,382, receipts yestcr-
Quntnttons of the Unr on Vnrlous
Commodities.
NHW YOIIK. May 7,-PLOUK-Qulet,
spring patents. $I.CMr4.K3: winter straights,
$1.40B)4.: winter patents, $I.7S0.10;
spring clears. $I.OtH.20i extrA No, 1 win
ter. $S.80tfJ4.10; extra No. 2 winter, $3,700
3.80: Kansas straights, $4.1(04.28. Rye
nour, steady: fair to good, X3.C0vlJ3.33;
choice to fancy, 33.90U4.03.
CORNMBAL-Qulet; fine white and
yellow, 31.SOffl.SS; coarse, tl.fiOl.W; klm
dried, $125. '
WIWA.T Spot market steady; No. 3
rod, nominal; No. 1 northern Duluth,
TOVlc. f, o. b, afloat. Futures markot was
easier at first on cables and crop news,
but recovered on cash demand and
strength In coarse grains. May, SSVlc;
July, tr7V4o: September, 00c
COIIN Spot market firm; export, C2io,
nominal, f. o, b. afloat.
OATS Spot market nutet: standitrd
white, 44H0I No. 3, ditto; No. 3, 40Vc: No.
4, 40a; ordinary clipped white, 4Ot40nV-;
fancy clipped white. 42Ho.
RYE-Qulot; No. 3 western, 914c C. I.
f. New York, export.
UARLEY-Steady; malting. M, c I.
f, Uuffalo; feeding, 64Uc nominal, f, o. b.
afloat. .
IIAY-Klrmi "No. 1. $1.10; No. 2. $1.00
1.06; No. 3, 80000a
LEATIIER Finn ; hemlocks firsts, IS
tf')0i seconds, 27&28C.
PROViatONB Pork, steady: mesB.
$21.75(392.25; family, $13.5074.00; short
clears. $2t.XQ22.&0. Reef, steady: mess,
U9.OOSfM.UO: family, $23.0034.00. Cut meats,
rlrm: pickled bellies, 10 to It Ibn., $14.C0
18.00; pickled hams, tl5.00O15.23, Lard,
steady; middle west, $1L0B1110; refined,
quiet: continent, $11.00; South America,
$12.35; compound, quiet.
TALLOW Easy: city, 6oi country,
67MlHc: sprclal, 7Hc . .
HOI'S Quiet: state, common to choice,
1512 crop, 16WZ3o; 1911 crop, tvjillc; Pacific
coast, IBIS crop, lfrffMc: 1011 crop, llQloc.
IIIDBS Steady: Bogota, 2JMT29HO;
Central America, 28o.
PKTROLBUM Steady: refined, New
York. bulk. $I.S0; barrels, $3.50; cases,
$10,80.
WOOL-Steadyl domcstlo fleece, XX,
HOTTER Darely steady', receipt. 0,711
tubs: creamery extras, 2SHtr3o: firsts,
27um8a; state dairy finest, 2828tyc; good
to prime, 2CH5P27Ho; state prime. 26Vi027Uo;
procoss extras, 2Sa; firsts, 2727Hc; imita
tion oreamery, firsts, 2727)40; factory,
current make firsts, CTQttHc; racking
stock, current make. No. 2, 24o; No. I. 23
D!3c.
OIIEIME3 Ensy; receipts, 3,000 boxes;
state whole milk, colored, specials. l$4c;
white. l3Uc: colored average fanoy, 13c,
skims. JVMriSc. m ,
titJUB-'l'irm; receipis, aj,in cases; iresn
rnthflrndl extras. 21V,iU22c: fresh gathered
storage, packed firsts, 204.21 a; rei,ular
packed, firsts, 19720q; nearby hsnnrv
whites, good to large stse, new laid, 22$
23c; western gatnerea wmies, awuno.
POULTRY Dressed Irrefrularj fresh
killed western fowls, WHoOSc; froxen
turkeys. KQSSc.
Wool Mnrket.
LONDON, May 7.-WOOLThe third
scries of the wool auction sales closed
today with miscellaneous offerings
umountlng to bales. Tho demand
wus steady, prices unchanged. From un
cluinired n rices nt the opening the series
remained at that level under strong sup
port, chiefly from the horns trade. Coarse
breds, scoured Merinos and Cape of Oood
Ilopo and Natal occasionally advanced 5
per cent. The closing was firm, but
-wnnla miltnhln for Amerlcn. and Inferior
and wasty Merinos were Irregular and
often lower, A feature of the sales was
the absanco or American tiamana, owing
tn tariff uncertainties. American pur
chases barely amounting to 1,000 bales.
DuHnaf tho the home trade bought
03,000 bales,) the continent 45,000 and 48,000
were held over.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. May 7,-COTTON-Kpot
closed steady at an advance of I to 11
points: middling uplands, 12.60c; middling
gun, uzoct sales, Dtues. iruiures ciosta
BlCaMijra IfiUaiaaM UaU. aUal A&.eiUi tfUIJS,
11,43c ; July, ll.Kki; August. ll-Q Septem-
11.00a: January, 10.7c; March, 11.04c.
LIVEIIPOOL, May 7.-COTTON-Bpot,
In Increased demand; prloes unchanged,
middling fair. 7.13d: good middling. 8.33d:
middling, fl.02d; low middling, c.tsd; good
ordinary, t.lld; ordinary, o.SOd; sales,
10,00 bales. ,
UT. IvUUItS aiay 1. wiiun vjuiet,
middling, 12 Wc No sales; reoelpu, 1,143
bales; shipments, L0S9 bales; stock, 80,203
bales.
Coffee Market.
NHW YORIC. May 7a-COITF.EE Fu
tures oDned steady at an advance of
1 to 3 points on what seemed to bo a re
newal of the scattering demand noted
yesterday as a result of unfavorable
Ilraslltan crop advices. European cables
showed no special features but reports
ot labor troubles In flan too Imparted a
generally steady tone to the local market
In the absence of any Important selling
and prices worked about J to 4 points net
hither. Slight reactions followed under
realising, but the clone was steady. Sales,
14,000 bars. Mav. lLOOc; July, U.15o: Sep
tember, It 34a; October, 11.32c; Decerr.br.
11.31c; Januarv. lLS3c: Marob, 11.33c,
Spot, quiet: IUo 7s. llttc; Santos 4s,
tJHc Mild, dull: Cordova, HtH7o.
Metal Market.
,mtr vnni iim, A T .cf nnn..
firm: standard, spot to July. 31B.00613.50:
electrolytic $15.76: lake. $15.3714: castlnef.
315.50. Tin, firm: spot and May, $50.60(0
60.75: June, IW.iwhw.STH: July. $49.00840.50.
Lead, steady; $4.30 bid. Spelter, easy; 35. 45
ST5.68. Antimony, dull: Cook son's, $9.00.
Iron, quiet and unchatnged.
exports ot copper tnis montn, b.iwi tons,
London copper, eiady; spot 69 7s.
futures, 69 5s. Lewdon tin, firm: spot.
cssi; futures, zz3 ivs, uonaon leaa. xvs
7s 6d. Londor spelter, 2S 10s. Iron,
Cleveland warrants, 67s 6d in London.
BT. LOUIS. May 7. METALS Lend.
$4.22Vi. Spelter, dull at $8,374. ,
Mllnnnker Omln Mnrket,
MILWAUKEE. May 7.-WIIEAT-N0. 1
northern, D!fifl3o; No. 2 northern. SOQSlHc,
No. 2 hard winter. 9697o: May. RSUc.
Julv. B8Hc
COHN-No. 3 yellow, 6714o; No. 3 white.
E8c; No. 3. oSHSMc: May, 65Vio; July,
E6H&
OATS 30aSiC
RYE 63c
nAItLBY-tiSWOCj
Kv-inrr4a-,l Ain1ra npil Drfed Pmlfi
NEW YORK. May 7. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Qulet.
DRIED FRUIT Pmnes. firm: apricots,
firm; peaches, quiet: rait Ins. quiet.
Corn HxehuuKt to Clone.
LIVERPOOL. May 7.-Tha Corn ex
change here will be closed Mnv 10 n.l 11
und the Provision exchange May 12, Whit-
ounuu)- iiuuuu).