THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1013.
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UKAIj estate
CITY PIttlPEItTi Foil SALE.
CLOSE IN RESIDENCE
SNAP
T She rooms and reception hall, three bed
rooms upstairs; largo bath, room; three
large closets; hard pine finish; full base
ment; splendid furnace; hot and cold
'water: combination light fixtures; large
lot; beautiful lawn and flower garden.
Must sell to get money to pay urgent
debts. Man who knows a good thing
'Will get It It ho talks. Can be seen Sun
day all day. Call on owner and save
commission. Determined to sell and will
mako tho sacrifice necessity exacts.
GOOD TERMS. Owner. 27R5 Capitol Ave,
5-ROOM BUNGALOW
"West part of town, elegantly finished,
Jiot water heat, modern In every detail.
SYice, only $3,360.
BEMIS-OARLBERG CO.,
810-812 Brandels Theater Bldg.
8-KOOM , RESIDENCE BARGAIN.
Good neighborhood, near car line, large
lot and some fruit; property In excellent
1 condition; must be seen to be appreciated,
fyou would not bellevo that such a prop
erty could be bought for $2,400. but this
can If taken soon.
FOR SALE Now modern 8-room house,
large basement, two cisterns, well, two
acres of ground, barn, chicken house,
high woven wlro fence, cement walks.
S. 36th St Phono -""mi.
COTTAGES FOR BALE
TO BE MOVED.
Tor Particulars Phone Douglas 3355.
THREE double brick flats; modern;
(Hienne ior .v,wv.
WESTERN REAIi ESTATE CO.,
Phono Doug. 3C07.
DUNDEE BARGAIN
Vestibule, full living room across front
of house, largo dining room, finished In
oak, kitchen, pantry, double stairway; 4
large bedrooms and bath on second floor;
large basement, with laundry, furnace
heaf, lot 60x128, paved Street, hi block to
car. Price. $5,000 $3,000 cash, balance easy.
BEMIS-CARLBERG CO.,
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
ELEGANT .apartment site in West
Farnam. Dewey Ave. and 36th. Web. 1500.
ii
etalrs: location sightly aa Dundee; splen
did value. Webster 1500.
OWNER LEAVING CITY Must sell
r,-room. all modern house: full lot: nicely
located!' good neighborhood. $043 Mere
dith Ave. Web. 5488.
TO BUT, BELL OR KENT, FIRST SEE
JOHN W. BOBBINS. 1802 FARM AM ST.
In Dundee; two-story, modern home.
Built and occupied by owner. Beautiful
lot and trees. Tel. Harney 2844.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALE)
California.
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
ALFALFA and FRUIT Lands.
Southern;. Pacific and Santa Fe main
lines traverse our absolutely level tract.
Only 15 feet to water; also artesian wells.
Five hours' run to either San Francisco
or Los Angeles, with a combined popula
tion of far over 1.000,000.
$125 PER ACRE-EASY TERMS.
Join our half-rate excursion to
SUNNY CALIFORNIA
In May. Sea the
FONTANA ORANGE GROVES,
located on the electric Une from Lot
Angeles to Riverside.
Make your reserntlons early and let us
how you the "GOLDEN STATE" from
Ban Franclsoo to San Dleco.
For ,free handsomely Illustrated book
lets on all matters Callforlan. see or
write' , . M
KARL BREHME. 515 Se Lldg.
CALIFORNIA land cxourslons 1st and
Sd Tues. W. T.- Sfnlth Co. 8i uity riat. uk.
Colorado.
FOR SALE 1G0 acres at $30 per acre, In
Logan county, Colorado, 110 acres In cul
tivation; seven miles from railroad town.
Information given by writing owner, Geo
Gavei". s 408 -E -5th, Grand Island. Nob.- -
Idaho,
FOR sXlE 70 acres highly Improved
farm In full view of town; good house,
well, windmill: about 60 acres fine al
falfa, good orchard. Old folks, compelled
to meet obligations. Farm will bring
three to four thousand fc. year If prop
erly handled. For the best bargain yet
offered, see at once, Harry Watklns,
agent, MoUntalnhome. Ida.
aiuntnnn.
SIXTY THOUSAND acres Carey Und
open to entry at Valler, Mont; fifteen
annual payments; section famous for
grains, grasses, vegetables; well adapted
tn diversified farmlne. For particulars
write Valler Farm Sales company. Box
1023. Valler, Mont.
Nebrnakn.
iri AfillES nf cood hav land, clear of
Incumbrance, In Holt county. Nebraska,
to trade on Quarter or half section of
eastern Nebraska land, Merrick county
preferred. J. R. Collins, 1029 Omaha Na
tional Bank Bldg., Omaha Neb.
JUNE 26-27-28, 1913.
The" biggest three daya that Crawford,
Dawes county, Nebraska, has ever known.
Write Arah L. Hungerford of Crawford
for complete particulars. It may mean
thousands of dollars to you.
REAIi ESTATE LOANS.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha
clt property In any amounts.
H. W. BINDER,
S23 City National Bank Bldg.
MONEY To loan on business or resi
dence properties, $1,000 to $500,000.
W. H. THOMAS. 228 State Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'ICEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1016 Omaha National. Douglas 2715.
LOANS on farms and Improved city
property, 6, 614 and 6 per cent; no delay,
j, H. Dumont & Co.. 1603 Farnam St.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat.
TAT?VTN BROS Loans $000 "and up.
UiUi.VJ.iN XHUO. omaha Nat. Bank.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D,
Wead, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlberg Co..
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros.
STEAMSHIPS.
ANCHOR LINE
STEAMSHIPS
Bail every Saturday to aad from
NEW YORK LONDONDERRY
OLASQOW
Ocean passage 7H dayi. Moderate rates.
For book of tours, rates, etc., upply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Gen. Agts., 35 W. Randolph St., Chicago.
OR ANY LOCAL, AGENT.
WANTED TO I1UY.
Bolgoff 2d-hand store pays , ighest i)iitt 1
ior lurnnurc. ciotnes. snoea. wea. lull.
' WOULD like to buy a five or six-room
bouse to be moved on a lot. One In the
nelgbborhtod of 24th and Clark preferred.
Telephone Red 4301.
VEST prices tor rurnlture. Call D. 7W3.
D. 8066. Quick buyer or furnliur.
WANTED TO RENT
LIST your house with us. We have
buyers. Osborne Real Estate Co, Douir.
147i
WANTED Throe or four furnished
light housekeeping rooms; references If
desired. Call Hamann. 4H S. 26th St.
WANTED Desk room In downtown of
fice. State price. Address S-373. cure Bee.
UVE STOCK MAnK'T Or AVKsT
fx
1
1
Hhto 1U stock to South Onuhi. Kv
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt und careful alien,
uon.
1.1 TO Stock CoiuiuImIoh stvrcbaats.
BYERS BROS. St Vc Strgnr. reliable,
CLIFTON Com Co ZTi Kxchangs Hldg.
MARTIN BROS. & CO., Exchang Bldg.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Bears Contradict Report that
Sain is Needed.
CORN MARKET VEERING AROUND
Stronger Position Imminent for the
Yellow Cereal nn'rt Farmers Arc
Holding On to the Ornln
Lett Over.
OMAHA, May 12, 1913.
The benrx In wheat Contradict the rc
ports coming forward of tho need of lain
in many sections of the winter wheat
belt, and of probable losses In case the
balance of this month should prove dry.
Those who have studied field condition!
most thoroughly say that the lapld ad
vance or tno wne&t plant is drawing ins
moisture out of the soil and thnt the
plant will need rain very soon or deterior
ation la most likely to set In. Those who
are watching crop conditions closest are
nui hi uu spoq on tnr scums siue oi
wheat In a bg way. This fact Is notice
able In the pit from dny to day. Houses
with crop expovrs in the field may be
seen as good sellers at various time, but
it their brokers are watched closely they
will bp seen to over their short wheat
whenever a decline I on In earnest
In caso the winter wheat crop finishes
for the harvest,' under tho present ab
normal conditions, the records of all
previous years will l.ava been mushed
Scattered reports vttrJ received In Chi
cago and Omalia last week by somo of
the roncfrni In close touch with the In
terior, telling of thi ;iant In sections of
Ohio, indlii'ui and Illinois as tur.mu yel
low and showlnc iduns of woaknuss.
The bear In whaaf who havn hew
putting out i-hj-t lines for noma IKt'e
time past, but who have been forcH lo
run for their lives on many cocaJlonj,
scout tho Idua Unit t'it:re Is any possli ll
lty of tin- wheat cruii dcterloratlim Mio
liear said vtM'virinv ll-ut tho man whn
bought wheat at tho preElnt tlnid wu
likely to torn tie M'h.ng out at a loss, ns
the plant Is too fur advanced to be In
jured by any of the pests, and that in
many sectlo.u uf the southwest there Is
enough moUturo in the ground to finish
tho crops. , . ,
Cash wheat was Uc to Ho higher.
The corn market Is veering around Into
a stronger position, and the possibilities
of higher prices are better than tho pos
sibilities of declines. There are many
farmers In the great belt who will infuse
to allow the yellow cereal to pass out of
their hands until the crop Is assured, as
In former years they havo mode good
profits by taking this stand. The weather
In the Argentine Is anything buffavo
able for the movement of corn, and there
Is a possibility of Importing countries
coming to America for supplies. Cash
corn woo Ho to lo higher.
The oats market Is a Jug-handlo affair
at present and the bulls have full con
trol of the market. The open Interest Is
u large one, and with the reports of dry
weather throughout tho belt, coupled with
the buying by dealers In the Interior, has
placed the market in a strong position.
Cash oat were Uo higher.
Clearances: Wheat and flour equal to
742,000 bushels; corn, 87.000 bushels; oats,
14.000 bushels.
No market at Liverpool, holiday.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,004,000
bushels and shipments 493,000 bushels,
against receipts of 613,000 bushels and
shipments of 675,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 642,000 bush
els and shipments 849,000 bushels, against
receipts of 938,000 bushels and shipments
of 45J.000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 50,000 bush,
els and shipments 600,000 bushels, against
receipts of 543,000 bushels and shipments
of 491,000 bushels lost year,
Caxlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oath.
Chicago
Minneapolis Jwj
Duluth 19
Omaha 84
Kansas City 102 61
St. Louis 1M
Winnipeg 937
135
Onuiha CasU Prices
.nn. v 1 nrhlto SO. 3 Willie.
i&767Hc: No.' 4 white. 6666c: No- 2 yel-
i yellow, MHS65V4C; No. 2, 6S'ic; No. 8.
eS'iQCSio; No. 4. 6465Vic. ....
S6U0:
Uo; No. 3 white. 31iQc; No. 4 white,
BARLEY Malting, 60Q68C, No. 1
feed,
4RYE-No. 2, 57UG68C; No. 3, 6757'ic
The following cash sales were reported
l0WHDAT No. 2 hard winter, 2 cars,
83ic; No. S hard winter, 1 car, SoVSc, 2
cars, 85c; No. 3 spring. 1 car, Slo; No. 3
mixed. 1 car, 84?c. ,,,. r 0
OATS-Standard. 1 car. STMc; No. 3
white, 1 car, S5c; 5 cars, 34ic; No. 4
white; 1 car. 34c; 2 cars. 31H: rejected,
1 car, 34c; 1 car, 33Hc. ,-.,i r 9"
CORN no. 2 white. 1 car, DtHc' No. 3
Vui 1 Mrs. 57Wc: 4 cars. 61c; No, 2
RYE-No.
C1UOAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feature of the Trndlnit nnd Clostnts
I'rloes on Uonril of Trade.
mnCAGO May 12. The speculative
storm Teenier today was In the oats trade.
A decided flurry resulted fom smlous
reports that the oats crop in India and
Illinois had received an unthrifty start,
nesnlte some reaction, oats closed at J4
Ko net advance. Wheat finished
off to Uc up ; and corn varying from
Wto flown to fee gain. The outcome
In provisions was an upturn of a shade
to 1214. . , , j i nntn and
There was a " h,7iiv
shorts
In fill flRUYUIlCB "
squeezed. The May option teu u u
vanceT Excited shorts quickly ran the
cost up to 38 cents a bushel, a Jump of
Practically the entire oats crop In cen
tral and eastern Illinois and west cen
tra Indiana was seeded late and went
Into ground that was wet and repot U
today had It that tho growth was at a
'w'heat'kdvanced with oats and because
of a bullish outlook regarding the vis
ible supply. The decrease In the at
ter. however, was somewhat disappoint
ing ns compared with last year, be
sides today's arrivals at the principal
terminals were on almost an "after har
vest basis. Pressure also resulted from
bearish crop estimates In Oklahoma ana
elsewhere so that there was an easy
feollng at the close. Primary receipts
wero 1 OC4.000 bushels, against 613,000 bush
eU a yar ago; exports of wheat and flour
Squalls 742.000 bushels.
Because of this-uncertainty regarding
oats, farmers were jsald to be withhold
ing reserves of corn. A consequent ad
vance in corn, though, checked eastern
demand and brought about 11 material
setback from top ilgures.
Notwithstanding larger receipts of hogs.
provisions avexageu ntgner.
Article. Opetn High. I 1j)W. I C'lose-I Bat'y.
Wheatl
May.
SSTil
69'4I
July.l90ll90li,9aliflHp)ViS,
Sept. SS,4?i; W
mi
S9',U
Corn
May. SOIifiJ
July.) f
Sept. I 67
66l'.K6W07i
16
66U
66
S6
sin 61
67 I
37?4
Oats I
Xlay.iS6i37i
Jiy.ivh
8pt.V.fli
Pork I
May. 19 S5 19
38
36V
I
40
3K4I
30
36H
19 2J
19 21
19 02K
10 87H
10 76
10 80
11 40
19 J2V 19 31W
July.
Sept.
Lard
May.
19 20 I 19 27?i
19 15-17
19 22-25
19 OSltl 19 05
19 00
19 05
10 KTW10 S7-P0I U K
10 87-20
10 774
10 80-821
U 42U
July
10 10 77V.I10 72-76
Sept. I 10 77.il 10 8214 10.77V4I
ntiis ill
May. 11 40 I 11 42! 11 37141
GOVEItNMKNT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR OATS OFFICE DE
partment Quartermaster, Federal Bldg.,
Chicago, 111 . Mav 9. 1911 Sealed propos
als will be received here until 3 p. m
June 2, 1913. for furnishing oils at posts
In this Department during the three
months' period commencing June 1st,
next Specifications and general Informa
tlcn furnished on application, A. L.
SMITH, Dept. a M. Mayl2-lJ.ll.23
WHEAT Ho. 2 hard. SoH&SStto; No. 3
hard, 81H085Vjc; No. 4 hard, 81S3c: Iso.
3 spring? 83S4c; No. 4 spring. 8083o;
No. 2 durum 85HSc; No. 3 durum. blViW
yellow, 1 car, uovnv;, - ':r" l, .1
D6W, 3 cars, 6c; 2 cars, 6!.ic; No ,. i
rniied 3 cars. 66Uc; No. 3 mixed, 3 cars,
WHo: 1 VaE'Ws No. 4 mixed, 2 cars,
65Uc: 2 carB, 65c; 1 car, 64c.
s, 1 car, uou.
10 95
10 w
SepM 10M4I10 $7-90) 10 SJHllO R7-90
Chicago cash Prices Whmt : N'n. 5
red, $1.014J1.0JH; No. 3 red, Kcj$l.t; No.
S hard. 9ilc. No. 3 hard. 91Mc; No.
i nonnern, su'.nwivic; wo. : northern,
WflflVte; No. 3 northern, sSflPOc; No. Z
spring, P0ff91c; No. 3 spring, S9c; No.
I spring, $0aS6c; velvet chaff, SoeeiHci
durum, 9letSd. Corn: No. J, 67id3c;
No. 3 whlto, B9vfwp: No. 3 yellow, 57U
67c; No. 3, 8GrtW(C: No. 3 white, Stt
(u"66o; No. 4 white, &SJTJS',c; No. 4 yellow,
63lfiGc. Oats: No. 3 white, JslfWc; No.
3 white, S7l73St,e; No. 4 White, 36S,flS7c;
.tnnrlnrri SSHffSStip. Ttvn: Nn 5 VI
Hurley: 47fft7ie. Timothy seed. $2.S5H3.ib!
Clover, $l(UWiil.0O, Pork: $19,874. Lard:
$10.90. Ribs: $11 SMI11.6SH.
mi TTJvii stenuy; creamery, Jcm.,w.
EGGS Firm; lecelpts, 31,277 cases; at
mark, cases Included, UjflSc; ordinary
firsts, 17yi8c.
POTATOES Unchanged: receipts, 103
Icars.
FOULTRY Lower; chickens, allvo, 16o;
springs, allvo. 16c
NUW YORK C.IJMJllAL MARKET
Qnotntlonn of the liny nu Vnrlous
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Mnv tar.
ket steady, with a moderate Jobbing
trade. Surlnir nntpnts. t4.hi7M.fi.'i: wliitwr
straights, $4.40N.5O; winter patents, $47o
6.10; spring clears, $4.C0EH.2O; extra No. I
winter, $3.S0JW.10; extra No. 2 winter,
$3.70U.80; Kansas straight, $4.154.25.
uwnAtm, . -1. . , 1 - v
iiHunci Alt ill. tin. ii
red, $1.13; nominal c. I. f. New York, $1.14;
nominal fo. K. afloat. No. 1 northern
IDuluth $1.00 afloat Futurca wero firm
early with coarser grains, but based, oft
near the close on reports of rain In the
northwest. May. 99c: Pulv. 97Hc: SeDt.
96 6-16C.
RYE FLOUR-Market huleL Fair to
good, $S.0ftg3.S5; cholca to fancy, $3,900
CORNMEAL Market firm. Fine white
and yellow, $l.S6tri.40; coarse, $l.S2fl.3&;
kiln dried, $3.85.
P-YE BARLETY Market steady. No.
2 west, 68Hc; o. 1. f. New York export.
AJAULUiiY .Market easy. Malting, wuwo
c. 1. fTBuffalo; reeding 64 Via Nominal
f. o. b. New York.
CORN Spot market firm. Export 64Kc
f. o. b. afloat.
OATS Spot market firmer. Standard
white, 4$Wo; No. 2. 44o; No. 3, Co: No. t,
42c; ordinary clipped white, 42V4-430!
fancy clipped white, 44c.
HAY-Iarket firm. No. 1, $1.1031.18;
No. 2, $1.00l.O5; NO. 3; 8090c.
LHi.THE5l,-Market firm. Hemlock
firsts. 2SiH)29c: seconds, 27(Q'23c.
PROVISIONS Pork, market steady.
9M5falr KHSishort ETA ETA OETAOIN
"Mess, $21.75(822.25: family , $24.0OgC5.00;
snort clears, ia.76WK-'.z&. lieer, Bieaay;
moss, 19SWc; family, 23C4c. Cut meats,
steady, pickled bellies, lftgll pounds, 14V4
16c; pickled hams, 15c l.ard, quiet;
middle west. $10.9511.05: refined quiet,
continent, $11.55: South American, $12.36;
compounds, 84$iSV&c
compounds? 8ff?8V4c Tallow, dull, city,
6U01 countrv. 5TiiG54c: sDeclal. 7c. Hops,
steady; atate medium to cholco 1912, 1C
23c; 19U, 9a; Pacific coast 1912, 1620c;
1911, ll16e. Hides, stead; Bogota, 2SH
s5tc; trentraa America, kc jt-eiroicuiu,
steady: refined New York, bul, $480; bar-
BUTTER Steady; receipts, 4,186 tubs;
creamery extras, 28H'39o; firsts, 27H
28c; state dairy, finest, 2S2&io; process,
extras, 22o; firsts. 27ET27Hc; lmltaUon
creamery, firsts, 27c; factory, current
make, firsts, 26o; packing stock, current
make. No. 2, 23c.
CHEESE Steady; receipts, 975 boxes;
state whole milk, fresh colored, specials,
ISo; state whole milk, whlto, 134c; state
whole milk, colored, average fancy, 13H
12?ic; state whole milk, white, 12i18o;
skims, 2H13a.
EGGS Firm; receipts, 19,050 cases: fresh
gathered extras, 22ft.22V&c; fresh gathered,
storage packed, firsts to extra firsts,
20V421Hci fresh gathered, regular packed,
extra firsts, 20H21c; fresh gathored,
regular packed, firsts, 19H20ai Pennsyl
vania and nearby hennery whites, good
to large size now laid, 22423c; western
gathered whites, 2022c.
POULTRY Dressed, steady; fresh
killed western fowls, lUH'19c; frozen
turkeys, I525c.
St, Lonlft (ionqrnl Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 12. FLOUR Market,
dull: red winter patents. $4.7066.03: ex
tra, fancy and straight, $3.U5Qh.G0; hard
winter dedrs, $2.1S0.30.
SEE IV-STlmothy, $10.00.
CORN MEAL $2.80.
BRAN Sacked, east tra"k, S59oa
HAY Timothy, $13.00(3)18.00.
COTTON AND IRON II o, 9Si; bag
ging, $10.00.
TWINE Hemp, 80.
PROVISIONSPork, Jobbing, $19.60;
lard, prtmo steam, $ia75'8'10.8.'i; ilty fcalt
meats boxed, extra shorts, llc; clft:ir
ribs, 1174c; short clears, 12c; bacon boxed,
extra Bnorts, 12o; clear ribs, l2Tc; short
clears, uc.
Receipts. Phlpmenla.
19.C00 11.000
151,1100 92,(00
107.1)00 rtl.WO
100,"X) 34,000
Flour, bbl.,
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu...
Oats, bu...,
KmiKem City Grnln mtd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 12, WHEAT
Cash No. 2 hard, 853S84c: No. 8, 85
880; No. 2 red, 83?9Sc: No. 3, 8593c.
CORN.-N0. 2 mixed, 5SVj!acf No. 3,
68HQ59c; No. 2 whlto, 59V&c; No. 8, 68
69c.
OATS-No. 2 white, 37ff37o; mixed,
35fI35V4C.
ItYE ttSC.
H A Y Choice timothy,
cholco prairie, $10,6011.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 2Cc;
ftecouds. 24c: nacklnir. 21c.
$12.75013.00;
firsts, 25c;
EGGS Firsts, lS18Hc; seconds, 14c.
POULTRY Hens, 14c; roosters, 9c:
ducks, 16c.
Closing prices:
WHEAT May, 84Hc; July, 83o; Sep
tember. 83c.
CORN-Mav. 67H57Ho; July, 65i(8C5o;
September, 66c.
OATt-May. 35?4c; July, 35c
Mlnneupolls Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 12. WHEAT
May, 88V4o: July. S9HJl'ic; spot, WVtc
Cash No. 1 hard, Siyc; No. 1 northern,
90fi91cH No. 2, northern, SS(Jf899io; No.
2 hard -Montana, 9ic; No. 3 wheat, 88
87c.
FLOUR First patents, $4.604.85; sec
ond patents, $4.254.60, first clears, $3.30
3.70: second elenrs. $2.80.20.
BRAN, $17.0018.00.
CORN No. '3 yellow, BCa)6ic
OATS No. 3 white, 34Vj34C.
RYE No. 2. G668,ic
FLAX $1.2SHc.
Milwnukee Griilu Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.. May 12. WHEAT
No. 1 northern, MQOSo; No. 2 northern,
&2ji&93o; No. 2 hard winter, 93iWSc; May,
K95ic; July, 89c.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 574c; No. 3 whlto,
COc; No. 3. 60&467c; May, 66V4o; July,
66ic.
OATS 381783c.
ItVE-2aH4c
BARIjEY-62(&CSc.
VUllile Supply of Grains.
NEW YORK. May 11 The visible sun
ply of grain In the United States Satur
day. May 10, as complied by the New
York nroduce exchange wna aa follows:
Wheat. 4o.4S4.000 bushels, decreased 1,-
683,000; Wheat in bond. 6,219.000 bushels;
decreased, 1.46G.O00; outB, 8,105.000 bushels;
decreased, 6S?.o00; oat. ,n lind, 778.000
bushels; decieafed, 1VJ.000; ryo. 678,000
bushel?, decreased, 8,WXi; barley, 1,798,000
bushels; increased, 92,000; barlov. In bond,
2C9.000 bushels, decreased, 147.000.
I'rfirlii Mnrket.
PEORIA. May 11.-CORN-XO. 2 Vellow.
D6rifi67Hoi No. S yellowi 66c.
qat wo. s wnitc, siuc; sianaara, s.',ic.
Trrnsury Mlatriurnt.
WASHINGTON. Mny 12.-Tha condlUon
of the United States treasury at the i be-
flnnlne of business today was: Work
ng balance, $67.808,3il'- Hi banks and
Philippine treasurj, $l4.107, Ofl; total , of
general fund. $137,741,493; receipts Satur
day, $2J33,59: dlkbmseinents, $3,37.9$3.
The surplus thlH fiscal vour Is $7,211,051 a-i
agoiniit a deficit of SlU,o01,G7S last Year.
The figures for receipts, dlsbprsements,
surplus and, deficit exclude Panama canal
and public debt trunaartlons.
Live Stock In Hlebt.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Following were the receipts of live
stock at tho six principal western mar
kets yesterday:
South Omaha .
Sioux City
St Joseph .....
Chirauo
St. Louis ........
Juty.l 10 Wi I 11 0341 10 96 I 11 08H
. 1,500 8.000 10,000
. 1.S00 . 6,600
, 2.000 3.000 3.600
.20,000 42,000 16,000
. 2.000 9.00 6.0)0
. 6.600 7.000 12,000
..aiwS TWO 45,600
Totals 33,900
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Nearly a Score of New Low Records
for Year Established.
DAY'S MOVEMENT LIFELESS
Knrther Pressure IKertrd Aiinliist
Conlern Follntrlnir IleportN of
Action t, lle.Tnken by
Government,
NEW YORK, May 12,-Kxcept for ft
bear drive which enlivened trading for
a time In tho early afternoon, tho stock
market today was lifeless. Although a
majoilty of the lcndlnit stocks sustained
only fractional losses, nearly a scoro of
new low records for the year were es
tablished Hnd Issues affected by partic
ular Influences went down by substan
tial amounts,
There was further pressure against ths
coalers, following tha recent Washington
reports that further action would be
taken under the anti-trust law against
coal carrying companies. Jorscy central
whloh fell 24 points to 296, was tho weak
est of these Issues. Tho sugar stocks
were heavy, selling apparently being In
fluenced by reports regarding the prob
ablo action on the sugar schedule In the
tariff bill.
Bear traders attempted to force down
steel on the strength of the unexpectedly
poor showing mads by the monthly ton
nago flguros but the stock held up well.
The Indication of falling off in the steel
trade In tho tonnage figures Wivs sup
plemented by reports of decreasing ac
tivity In other lines of business. Tho
spread of labor troubles was cited
as another bear factor.
When word camo from Washington that
tho supremo court had adjourned for
two weeks without announcing a de
cision In any of tho cases of especial
Interest to Wall street, bear traders felt
moro secure In attncklng tho list.
The tone of tho bond market was easy.
Total sales (par value) $1,140,000.
call'1'1"1 States bond9 Wera unchanged on
Anul. Copptr ..... 74H do p(4 4
Am. tt Suir JOKIntrr lltrrtaUr ..14J
Am. Cotton Oil.. . V,LouIitIM A Jh.lll
Am. emit, A ntnj. KHMUaotirt PtolMo .... SS
Am. Buiir Rfni....iw Ho.. Km. A Tti,. Hit
Am. Tel. A Tl..,.ia7HLhl(th VlUj 1M"J
Anoond Mln. Co.. 7HNltloiul l4 .... 47
Atclln UJi1w York Central.. JSW
Atlintlo Cot U.ltO Norfolk it W.t.ra.l0SH
Biltlmom St Ohio.. 14 Northern Pucltlo ..JUti
B'klyn Rt). Trn., STHPeaairlrsDU jiou
Cajdln Piclflo ..Umrorla's a 10IU
Ctieupcaka A Ohio. MUPullnun rI. Cw. 1M
Chlotto & N. W..inHP.M4lnc ieH
Chi., Mil. & Bt. P.lOtmtock Hlo4 Co.... lu
Colo. Ful & Iron.. SI do I4 SV
Chlo. Southern . Si Bouthern IHcltlo ,, S5K,
frxl. Hudon....l61 Southern Itr tin
nnr & ltlo O.. is Union Paeltla lt!U
Krlo 21UU. 8. SttH .
aanrral Rloctrlo . .1S7H 4o pM 10Jk
Grwi No. pf4 U!lWhh S
at. No. Ore (Hfi, U Wtrn Union
Illinois Ontrnl ....11SU, md. Ofered.
Interborough-Mt .. 13T4
Novr York Money larket.
NEW YORK, May 12. MONEY On
call, steady; 2143 per cent; ruling rate,
2 per cent: Clostmr bid. 241 nor cent: of
fered nt 2. Time loons, easier; sixty
uays, 0541a"! per cent; ninety days, wwx
per oont; six months, 4Vb per cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER-(S6Vi per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business in bankoro' bills at $4.8275
for sixty-day bills and at $4.S6 for de
mand. Commercial bills, $4.S2H.
SILVER Bar, 6OH0; Mexican dollars,
48c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad
easy.
Closing quotations on Donas today wtrs
u lollows;
U. 8. rat, St. rf... 10014 Inter. M. M. 4Ua... UU
4o coupon 1KH Japan 4Us nCL
V. B. Si, res Ml K. C. So. raf. U... ms
i coupon UllaL. S. dab. 4a 131.. (
V. S. 4i, re 1HU & N. unl. 4..,, Iju
do coupon 114 M. K. & T. lit 4a. l
T1. n m Ik caUDOn. An .... ....
A.-C. Ut U ctfa.. 61HMo. Paelllo 1 4s.....nu
Amer. Ag. 5a 8? do conr. Ca ,. S4U
A. T. & T. CY. 4a..l00 N It, R ol M 4Ua 5
Am. Tobacco 6.,..ll N. Y. tt . SHa..! IV4
Armour l.t. a n -no deb. 4 ,11V
1 . n V. I . ..V. t, T. XT' . I . . . 11' l
do CT. 4a 1160,... t9H CT. SUa tl
do OT. ta tltt N. St W, Ut 0. 4s.
K. C L. Ut 10 do or, 4a ........104
nil. & Ohio 4a SZVaNo. Paciria 4a tiU
do SHa 0 do Sa e4
Drook. Tr. ot. 4a.... SSHo. S. L. rfds, 4s... M
Can. ot 0. 4a...,..SIH Fenn. or, SHs ISIS., mi
uo. .....iwii qo con, is 99
Can. Leather (a 95 H Reading- ran. 4a .... I4U
Ohaa. & Ohio 4Ua.. Bt. L. S. K. e. 4a. TSH
QU. WQI, at OO (Cn. OB T7
Chlearo A A. SHa. . S7 trt. L. B. W. c. 4a. J8M
Q 11. ft Q. j, 4a... 4HB. a. U adj. ta..., 71H
do fen. 4a .UlJo. Pac. coL 4a.... Si
O M i S P C 4V4i 101 do CT. 4a SI
C. R. I. & P. 4s. UVi do lit rf. 4a SSM
do ttt. 4a S4 go. Railway Sa..,. 104
C, & 8. r & a 4He. StU do sen. 4a , Tilt
D. ft II. cv. 4s 7 Union 1'aclllo 4a... H
D. & II. cr. 4s...... IT do ct. 4a S1U
D. & It. O. ret. U.
T do Ut ft raf. 4a... SOU
4 U, a. Rubber (a..,10lH
DletUlera (a
Erie p. .1 4a.
u. & meet la aa.,...oo
. 721tVa.-C. Chem. Ca....U
do sen. 4a
do er. 4. aer. D. 10 Wabash 1st ft ex. 4s 714
111. Can. 1st ret. 4s SOU Western M4. 4a SO
Inter. Met. 411 11 West. Bleo. or. ta,. KH
Bid, Ottered. Wis. Central 4 SOU,
Boston Stock Mnrket.
BOSTON, May li-Closlng quotations
on mining' stocks were aa follows:
Allouei 324 Mohawk SO
Amal. Copper "IV Nevada Con lt
A, Z. L. & S UHNIptalnr Mines .... SU
Arliona. Com S 14 North llutte 28(4
D. & C. C. & S. M. lHMvth Lake 1
,CaI. A Arliona .... tSHOId Dominion .....47
Cal. ft Hccla. ...... 45S Oaceola fi
Centennial lSViQulncy S7
Copper Iianie C. C, 4S Shannon Hi
East Dutta C. M... HH Superior 27
Franklin t Superior ft I). M,. SU
Oiroux Con. 1 Tamarack 27
Oranby Con tiMV. 8. 8. R. & M... 8
Qreeno Cananea .... STi do ptd ..4SK
Isle Royalo Copper. StViUtali Con 7H
'Kerr Lake 3H Utah Cooper Co.. . 17 14
Lake Copper Ht4V - 1
La Ralla Conner.... 341 1 ! ferine Bf
Miami Cornier !W
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, May 12. WOOL-flteady;
domestic fleece xx, Ohio, 28QC9o; freights
quiet. Cotton to Liverpool, per 100
pounds, 30ial5c. Grain to Liverpool, 3VI
3Vid. Ornln to London, 3Hd, Closed
steady, with prices showing not gains of
4 to 6 points.
ST. LOUIS, May 12.-COTTON-4Jutet;
middling. 124o; no. sales; receipts, 231
bales; shipments, 231 bales; stock, ,29.773
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 12.-Cotton-Spot
steady, unchanged; middling, 12 3-16c.
Sales, 3S0 bales.
BEEF CUTS-No. 1 ribs, 1814c; No. 2
ribs. 17c; No. 3 ribs, l&c; No. 1 chucks,
11c; No. 2 chucks, 10Kc; No. 3 chucks,
lOUc; No. 1 loins, 20c; No. 2 loins, isc;
No. 3 loins, 171c; No. 1 rounds, lto; No. 2
rounds, 13&o; No. 3 rounds, 13Uc; No. 1
plates, R?ic; No. 2 plates, 8 Vic; No. 3
plates, 8c.
Mctnl Market.
NEW YORK, May 12. MBTAL8-0.ip-per,
firm; standard, spot, $15.37Q'15.7Q;
May. $18.37615.76; June, $15.40815.76; July,
$15.40815.76; electrolytic, $15.87; lake, $16.00;
casting, $15.62. Tin, quiet; spot and May.
$49.9Jtf).25: June, $49.37049.87; July. $13.W
ft49.0; August, $48.2548.76; September,
$IS.OOt43.60. Lead, steady; $43.0C1$41.45.
Spelter, quiet; $5.4M7f.66. Antimony, dull;
Cookson's, $S.75fl9.00. Iron, qulot; No. i
northern, $17.25017.75; No, 2 northern,
$Hi.75'Eri7,2r.; No, 1 southern, $17.26017.75;
rso. l fioumern isoiu, iii.waii.w.
exports tit copper tnis montn, 11,558
tons. The London markets wera closed
owing to the holiday.
ST. Louis. Aiav 12 metals Lead.
dull, $4.20; spelter, dull, $5.35,
Oils nnd Itoolu.
NEW YORK. May 12-OII--Cotton
seed, market quiet; prime summer, yel
low, 8.sw.w; nay, ..0.W3; Juty, jo.so;
September, $7.02.
ROSIN Market, steady; strained, com
mon to good, $4.76.
TURPENTINE-iMarket. steady: ma
chine, barrels. $53.00.
UICK Market, steady; domestic, prime
to croice. 3K8e; patna. 6ViQGc.
MOLASSKS-Market. stoady; New Or
leans, open kettlo, 35f)6oc.
Dry Guoda, Market,
NEW YORK. May 12.-DUY GODO
Tlie cotton goods markets opened stead
ier with a fair volume of now orders,
tendered for fall delivery of staples, A
large carpet auction was begun under
auspicious circumstances, A rovlalon of
fall carpet prices has been forced by tha
auction. Yarns are quint.
Evnporalrd Apples nnd llrlrd Fruits
NEW YORK. May 12 -EVAPORATED
APPLES- Market, quh-t fancy, JaWc;
Choice, &Wic. prims, 6"t4j6Hc
DRIED FRUITS - iVunes - Market,
peaches, quiet, cholco, 6VVOo; extra
choice, 07c, flnoi, Aitfsvc; ralsons,
firm, loosn Mnaoatels, 4ijo; oholre to
fanov seeded, MWHo; seedless, rUWSo;
Iinuon layers, $L204I4.40.
UMAIIA UKNRItAl, JnAniCIOT.
UtlTTKR No. l.'Tlh. carton. SOe: No.
1, flO-lU. tubs. WiO', No. 2, 30c,
CHUKsfK-imported Swiss. S2c; Ameri
can Swiss, 26o; block Swiss, 3tc; twins,
iti'tc; daisies, 18c; triplets, iso; young
vn'tiiciiK, l!c; blur m'jcl brlok, 1 5c, ,Un
burger, 2-lb., SZo; 1-lb., Ho; New York
wnitn, zvc
BEEK CUTS-Rlbs. No. 1. lJVic; No. S.
llVac; No. 3. H;c. Loins. No. 1. lie: No.
S, liVo; No. 3, 17Vic. Chucks. No. 1, HUo;
No. a. we; No. 3. lOYiC. itounus, no,
1, 13U0. Mo. 2, 13Uo; No, 3, lie. Plates,
No. 1, 8c; No. 2 ttc; No. 3. 8U0.
POULTRY Broilers. Wo a lb.; hens.
17c: cocks. 12c: ducks. Oo to lie: aeeae.
ISc. turkej's, 26c: pigeons, per doi., $1.20;
loosters, Cc ducks, full feathered. ISo;
Kceso. run lealiierea. iso; sauaos. no. 1,
$1.50; No. 2. DOc.
l ISHwnile, rroieti. l-n r'c-n. I'oion,
lie; large crnpples, froien. 10c; Spanish
itiacketul, 14c; el, loo; hadao?, iz;
rlnundKra. 1'u: nhail ro. orr nvr. AH.
salmon, 8c; halibut, 10c; buffalo, 9a; bull
heads, ISo.
union sfc.ii x enow, per ou., ids.,
14 c. . -. . . ira 11.. ti vr.. ... V. 1 1 ...v
94.IU, ICU, i'Vt uu, . us., ., ,.,v. sv
bu., S3 lbs., $3.00. Tomato plants, per 100
Wo; cabbogo. Per 100. Coal pepper, per 100,
7Sc; cauliflower, per 100, 73c; eggplant, per
1UU, JLW.
The following fruit and vegetable prises
mo reported by tho Glllnsky Fruit tym
pany: KRITITS 'Strawborrles; Arkansas, ols.,
per case, $2.K0; Tennessee Klondike, ots.,
ner case. J'J.75. Plneannlest Fionas. IS.
24, 80, 86 or 42 nxt, per crate, $3.00. Extra,
fanoi' California navels: Nlnety-slx, $4.00;
13ti.t4.LO: ISO. 178. 209 aud 21 alies. ti.CO;
250, $4.60; 88 and 334, $4.00. Valenctasi One
hunaroa ana twenty-six, per oox, o.ov;
160, 17ti, 200, 818, per box, $0.00. ApplbU!
Utah Wlnasan. 11 er box. 31.76; Utah Uunoa
and Bon Davis, per box, $1.60; extra fancy
Gano, circle brand, per bbl., $4.0); extra
tanoy nan uavis, per 001., jaoo; hsua
fancy Wlneoap, per bbl., $160: extra
fancy Missouri Plppen. per bbl., $3.26;
Ganos, small, per bbl,, $$.25. Grapefruit:
Florida. Indian River. 04 ana w ss.
$5.00; 64 slse. $4.60; 46 slxe, $4.W; 34 alio.
$3.75. Lemons; Extra fancy Southland
Beauties, 300s and EOOa, per box., $7.60;
extra choice Justrtto. per box. $7.00; ex
cellent brand, 300 slse, per box, $7,26; extra
fancy Messina, 300 or aw sisc, o.bu; run
side brand, 300 slio, per box, $8.76: cxtru
cholco Messina, .XK or 360 slso, $0.40.
vegetable Minneapolis wea tuver
Valley Ohio potatoes; Colorado Rural
potatoes, per bu., 66cj Rod Vtlver oarly
Ohio, per bu., 00c. Onions: Large Red
Globe, per sack, $1.00; California Crystal
Wax, per ordtc, $2.00; Texas Bernada, per
crate, $1.001. ffi, Plants: Tomatoes plants,
per iw, udc ; uauuuso luiwtia, jicr w, nw;
pepper plants, per 100, 76o; cauliflower
Plants, uer IOJ. 76a: eggplant Plants, ner
100, $1.00. Tomatoes: Fancy Florldu, per
6-basket crate, $4.00; cholca 6-lMsket,
orat. $3.60.
miscellaneous ilea new potatoes,
per hamper, $2.26; California Jumbo
celery, par doz., $2.00; elder Mott's, per
keg, $3.60; cider Nehawka, per keg, $3.26;
asparagus, nor dox., COc; rhubarb, per
doz., 30c; onions, por dos., 20c; new beets,
oarrots. turnlns. per doz.. COc: parsley, nor
doz., 40al radlBh, per dox., 40o: headlottuce,
per aoz., nomegrown iei leiiuae,
par doz., 40a; groen peppers, per baskot,
60o; wax or green beans, par hamper,
$4.00; hot house cucumbers, per doz., $10OjJ
2.00; caullflowor, per orate, $3.60; Venetian
garllo, per lb., 12to: Texas new cabbago,
per lb., 2o; eggplant, per doz., $1.60ttZOO;
horseradish, 2 rloz bottles In case, rf
case, $1,90: dromedary brand dates, pkg.,
$3.00; anchor brand dates, plig., $2.26;
vialnuts No. I soft shell, per lb., 20c;
medium pecans, per lb., l$Ho; pecans
jumbo, par lb... 16c; giant pecans, Louisi
ana paper shell, per lb., 26o; filberts, per
lb., 16a! Brake almonds, par lb ISo; paper
shell, 18c; Brazils, per lb., 10a; largs
washed, per lb., 12oj black walnuts,' pr
lb., 2Vio; raw No. 1 peanuts, per lb,, tlfto.
Jumbo poanuts, per lb., 80; roast peanuts,
per lb., 8Uo; shell bark hlokory nuts, per
lb., 4c; large hlokory nuts., per lb., fa;
,1,(1, a . u , , w , . . . . , .. . . w. , wv , viibkcj
per 100 pkg. case, $3.60: cheokers, per Vt
pkg, case, $1.76 Leans Berry boxes, qts.,
per LOOO. $2.75.
)
corn una TVnest Ilemon Bullatln,
United States Department of Atrlaul-
turn, weather bureau, for Omaha,
Neb., for the twenty-four hours ending at
8 a. m., 76th meridian time, Monday, May
OMAHA DISTRICT STATIONS.
Temp. Rain.
High. Low. fall.
Sky.
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clpudy
Clear
Foggy
Ashland, Neb,. 63
43 .00
48 .00
47 .00
CO .00
69 .01
45 .22
49 .00
54 .00
60 .00
41 .00
44 .00
48 .00
64 ,00
60 .00
48 .00
65 ,00
41 ,96
47 .00
43 ,00
46 ,01
45 ,60
64 .00
Auburn. Neb... 04
B'ken Bow, Nb 00
Columbus, Nb. 03
Culbertson, Nb 70
Falrbury, Neb. 69
Fairmont, Neb. 64
Gr. Island, Nb 65
Hartlngton, Nb GS
Hastings, Neb,. 63
Holdrege, Neb. 65
Lincoln, Neb... 60
No. Platte, Nb 61
Oakdale, Neb.. 69
Omaha, Neb,... 04
Tekamah, Neb. 65
Valentine. Nb. 80
Alta, la. ca
Carroll, la 62
Clarinda, la.... CO
Sibley. Ia. GS
Sioux City, la. 62
uioar
Minimum temncratura
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES,
No. of Temp. Rain-
District. Stations. High. Low. fail.
Columbus, 0 18 00 36 00
Loulsvlllo, Ky. 23 GS to 00
Indiapolls, Ind., 14 C4 38 ,00
Chicago. Ill 24 62 40 .20
St. Louis, Mo... 19 64 44 SO
Des Moines, la. 22 G4 46 20
Minneapolis ..... 61 66 44 20
Kan. City, Mo., 26 70 62 in
Omaha, Nob 17 Gti 48 To
Temperatures are irenerallv hlc-hnr
throughout tho corn and wheat region
this morning. The weather has been un
seasonably cool throughout tho entire
region during tho last twenty-fouf hours
and freezing temperatures, with frosts,
weiu Ktiucrui in me lane region, itatns
occurred In all OXOeDt tha enatern 1ln.
trlcts. L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
liny Market.
PRAIRIE HAY No. 1 unlnnrl. 3tr
1160; No. 2 upland, $S.0d10.00; No. 3 up
land. $8.008.00; No. 1 midland, $10.0011.'W;
No. 2 midland, $8.00810.00; No, 3 midland,
$8C0ft8.0u; No. 1 lowland, $9.00310.00; So.' 2
lowland, $7,00Q9.00; No, 3 lowland. $5.00
laUUa
STItAW-Cholce oat or rye, $8.00fl.H);
wheat. $5.0026.60.
ALFALFA No. 1 to choice pea ?rccn
variety, $l?.0OJpl3.00; No, 2, $8.000110.00.
Coffcn Murket.
NEW YORK, May 12. COFFEE Fu
tures opened steady at unchanged prices
to an advance of 7 points and sold about
8 to 10 points net higher on the active
montlH during tlio middle of tho day.
Closing' prices were a shads off but
steady. Sales. 65,000 bags; July, U.3So;
Cordova, WSl'o, normal,
Hnenr Slnrket,
NEW YORK. May 12.-8UGAR-Raw,
Bieoayi niuscovnao, i.aiyi.tisa; cenlrlltl
gal, 3.83Q9.3Gc; molaFses. 2.6802.61c. R
fined, steady. Cut loaf. 6.15c: cruah,!.
5.06c; fould A, 4.70c; cubes, 4. COc; xxxx
powdered, 4.60o; powdered, 4.46c; fine
granuluted. 4.35c; diamond A, 4.35c; con-
uonera a, 1.11c.
Cotton jllurkt,
NEW YORK. May lt-COTTON-Spot,
closed quiet; middling uplands, 12.IO0;
middling gulf, 12.32c. Sales, fjO bales. Fu
tures closed steady. Closing "bids: May.
U.61c; Jun.e 11.00c; July, 11.61c; August!
11.40c; September, 11.12c; October, 11.06c;
December, 11.07a; January, ILUxj: March.
1L lie.
. ST. I)UIS, May 12. WOOL Stead v;
northern and western mediums, 16ttl9c;
slight burry, 14Q150; fine burry, I5ftl6c.
' Klitin Butter Mnrket.
EIXHN, HI., May 12. BUTTER Firm
at 23c
I.aiue n Long Time.
"Chance's Injured leg Is improving
rapidly." says a New York dispatch.
Chance s leg, though, has been bad tor so
long that It is extremely doubtful If
Husk" can hold down the first. bane Job
regularize
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
CatUo of All Kinds Slow, Steady
to Stronger.
HOGS ARE TEN CENTS LOWER
Trndo In Both Nliorp nnd Lsmlia
Slow, lint In Most Cnara Abont
Strnrtr noelpt Arei
(tnlto l.lhernl.
SOUTH OMAHA, May 12. 1913.
Receipts wei.u cattle. Hoes. Sheet".
jjaiimnie wonday 1,600
Same day last week.... 4.1M
Bamo day 2 wks ago... 4,601
Same day 3 wks ago... 3,663
Hatne day 4 wks ago... 4.897
Same day last year.. . 3,261
8,000
6.-57
io.ooo
6,W2
12,091
11,776
13,667
2.629
6,980
6.600
7.244
Hie following tabio shows the receipts
ot cattle, hogs and xheop at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with
last, year: 1913. 19U. fno. Deo.
tttttlo $2?,S37 S13.G69 15.833
Hogs 1.056.654 1,99,41 ...... 312,827
Bheep 803,376 78S,06 19,380
The following table shows tho range of
prices for hog' at South Omaha fur the
last few days with comparisons:
Date. 1 1M3. iau.iii.iio.iw,iiio.wr
April 13
April 30
8 1SV4
7 651 6 741
121
7 Ml
& 34
6 46
6 36
7 001
y it
28
6 21
5 24
6 U
25
e
6 31
ti 27
e 26
t 19
6 33
6 38
e
May 1
I 61
TUI
7 fil
96!
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6 84
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6 63
6 01
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6 74
8 94
7 62
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7 00
6 38
7 44j
7 491
7 60
7 691
9 17
9 18
S 18
6 94
6 37
S 85
6 M
5 34
6 49
8 10
8 0U
0 97
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6 77
May
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9 28
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6 97
6 41
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Sunday.
Receipts nnd disposition ot live stock
at the Union Stock yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock
yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hogs, Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. & St. P. lty.. 5 4
Mo. 1's.ctfla Ry 3 ..
Union Pacirio Ry.. 13 13
C. & N.-W., east.... 4 7
C. & N.-W., west... IS 40
C St. P. M. & O... 19 11
C, B. & Q., east 1
C, B. St. Q., west.. 24 U
C, R, I. & P., cast 4 3
C. R. 1. & P., west ..
Illinois Central Ry.. 4 4
C. O. W. Ry I
10
10
3
is
Total receipts 84 117
41
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle Hogs. Sheen.
Morris & Co 4.38 1,209 930
Swift & Co , 474 1.813 2,657
Cudahy Paoklng Co.... sxt 2,011 l.soo
Armour & Co 245 8.280 2,840
Sohwatts Si Co 249 ...
Morrell is. 15
Lincoln Packing Co,..,. 42 ,
Sinclair 18
1U11 St Son 27
F. B. Lowls 3
J, B. Root & CO... 84
J. H. Bulla 19
U F. Hull 61
McCrary & Kellogg..., 18
Werthelmer & Dogen... 64 ... ...
Mo, & Kan.-Calt Co.... 23 ... ...
Cllne Ss Christie 5
Other buyers 302 ,
Totals 2,170 7,652 8.7G27
CATTLE Cattle recelnts wero very
light this morning, only sixty-five cars
being reported In, With receipts so small
sellers all seemed to foel that they ought
to' be given substantial advances and aa a
result they wero all asking moro money
for their holdings. On tho other hand
advices from Chicago Indicated heavy re
celpts and no more than a steady market
so that buyers did not reel like paying
mors money at this point. The result was
a slow draggy market throughout the
greater part of the morning, in tho end
the more desirable of tho light cattle
brought nrlccs that ware stronar to rvna
slbly in somo spots as muoh as 10a higher
man lasi weens close, wnilo heavy
cattle did not show much change. Thus
the market as' a whole, m cht b rlo.
scribed as slow, steady- to strong, and in
njiuia pussioiy aua nigner.
Cows and heifers were about tha same
as beef stoers, the trade being alow with
prices steady and in some cases strong to
possibly a little higher.
xnore were not enough stock cattle In
sight to mako a market, but th riimr
was generally steady.
UUOtUtlOnS on Cattle: Good tn nlinln
beef steers. $8.0088.60: fair to cood beef
steers, $7.7608.00; common to fair beef
steers. $7.&27.76: Rood to oholcn hotf.r.
t7.OOC7.6; good to choice cows, $6."6tf7.25;
roir to gooa grades, $i.T5S.0Q; good to
choice Blockers and feeders. tl.cMtntn.
fair to good itocksrs and feeders, $7,000
7.60: common to fair stockars and feeders.
$0,212-7.00: stock cows and heifers, je.ooit
7.26; Voal calves, $7.0010.00; bulls, stags.
etc
$5.7507.35.
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HOGS A very generous run showed up
this morning, and cuyera started out to
force a decided decline In values. With
advices from ether points of a bearish
nature, the packers undoubtedly held tho
upper nana, ana uie result was a general
reduction of about 10c, After the first
iuw sales had been made Hit- trade set
tied down to k slow, rtraTy. almost
sticky affair, In fact, ther were times
when It was Impossible to get a bid on
anything. Shippers ind speculators
suited the week by tak'ng a fair eliaro
of thn supply, buying uome choice lights
at $8.13, but tbo.r trading was nearly all
dono Curing the early round, and It was
after tnelr orders had been filled that
prices brgan to show the tut decline, a.hd
iMu viiiBo was easny trie lowest point,
ThO bulk Of thn Rnloe 1anrfri ot IS HVH
yh with the long string at $8.ie. At
wn.t the case on Satur'av there wer
more sales blow tha big string than
iniT were ai.ove 'rne quality of thf
rtCtllllS FhoWnl tin fnlrlv w.ll hut
poi.d tharo of the offerings wero on the
rettyy order, nnd this, of course, rhonp
enctl tho cost somewhat With tho ex
ctption of last Thursday, values today
ib nv iuwesi inai inoy navo ueen since
tho last prut of February when thn nvpr.
UR.i was $.S.06.
Today's supply amounted to about 113
viil . -r 8.000 1-ead. th heaviest for a
Monday since t.tc first west in December.
Todity s . recelpU ate more than 2.ono
migor inan lust week and nearly 800
iiviLvicr man mo same aay u year ago,
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SHEEP Receipts were of fairly largo
proportions for the first day of the weak
and warer ample enough to satisfy the de
mand. Buyers stood around most or
the forenoon talking lower prices, but
as this did not suit tho selllna? Interests.
very little stuff changed lianas early In
the day. It was a kind ot slow nnd
dull market, though, when tha best lambs
did sell the bulk of them held to & steady
oasis with tno common to lair grades
tellinsr possibly a utile easier as com
pared with last week's close. A range
ot $8.10(8.15 inoluded the majority of the
best Mexican wooled lambs, while shorn
offerings moved largely at figures nny
whero from $6.60 to $7.30, tho latter price
being tha top for such grades. There was
another scant supply ot aged sheep on
tho market for only two loads of clipped
wetners and two or wooiea owes weie in
evidence. As a matter ot tact there
wero not enough to materially alter
values, hence muttons are qudtably
steady. No transactions wero made In
the aged sheep division at the time ot
oloslng this report.
The day's supply amounted to some
thirty-nine cars, or 10,000 head, being a
little larger than Wednesday of last
week and almost 7,600 head larger than
on the corresponding day one year ago.
Though the movement was at no time
active, tho offerings wore cleared at a
reasonable hour. Quality on the whole
showed no material change from most
days last week.
Quotations on sheep and Umba: Good
to choice Mexican lambs, $8.2506.33; fair
to good Mexican lambs, $8.1&4l.25: good
to ohotce western lambs, $S.ouS.15; fair
to good western lambs, $7.S5if8.00; shorn'
lambs, $7.3507.601 yearlings, light, $T.Z
7.60; yearlings, heavy, $7.UlfT.26: wethers,
good to choice, $8.(i6fl.S0; wethers, fair
to good. J8.S5flTJ.63; ewes, good to choice,
$6.25(0(3.60: ewes, fair to good. $8,0OIW.2o;
culls and bucks, J8.0CMW.K.
243 Mexican lambs 80 8 25
239 Mexican lambs 1..8O t 26
100 shorn lambs..., ....! 6 60
243 fed lambs 83 6 76
239 fed lambs.., 82 7 30
78 fed lambs 87 6 75
660 shorn lamb .....88 8 60
287 shorn lamba 7t 7 00
20S Mexican lamps tu w
816 Mexican lambs ,.83 8 20
288 Mexican Iambs 80 8 20
203 Mexican lambs 73 8 25
221 Mexican lamb ....81 8 30
276 Mexican lambs 80 8 80
10 cull lamDB,.... i 1 w
61 cull lambs... 63 6 25
248 Mexican lambs.. .....82 8 35
233 Mexican lambs 77 8 10
241 fed shorn lambs 77 80
174 fed shorn lamb 77 8 80
45 cull shorn Iambs ..........70 6 60
200 shorn Wyoming fed lamb. ,.76 7 25
253 shorn Wyoming fed lambs, ..79 7 25
15 cull Wyoming rea iamoi,w oov
CHICAGO LIVI3 5TOC1C MARKET
Cnttle Receipts Slow nnd Mostly
Htenily llond Nlckrl Lower.
CHICAGO, May 12-CATTLE Receipts,
20,000 head; Blow, mostly steady; beeves,
$7.008.99; Texas steers, $8.767.76; western
steers. $6.8038.10; stackers and feeders.
$5.257.90; cowh and heifers, $0.808.1.90;
calves, $6.604T9.00.
HOGS Receipts, 43.000 head: generally
60 lower, but closed strong; bulk ot sales,
$8. 37 WBS. 46; light, $8.2538.62: mixed, $8.20
8.60; heavy, $7.95tl.45; rough, $7.9604.15;
pigs. $6.90(28.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 15,000
head; best Iambs higher, but market oth
erwise steady: native sheep, $5.760T-K5;
western, $6.SMJ.80: yearlings, $6.8MH.W;
lambs, native, $0.40(38.46; western, tO.WJf
8.70.
I .
Kansasi City Live Stock Market.
KAN B AS CITY, May 12. CATTLTJJ Re
oelpts, 6,600 head; steady, strong; dressed
beef and export steers, $7.908.70; fair tq
good, $7.8038.00; western steers, $7.00ff8.3G;
Blockers and feeders, I8.6O1S&IOS southern
steers, $6.00)7.76; southern cows, $4.600'
7.85: native cowa and heifers. $4.75Ii8.36:
bulls. $5.76427.60; calves. $0.5010.00,
' HOGS Receipts, 7,800 head; steady;
bulk, t8.2SQ8.35; heavy, $3.20iQi.sO; packers
and butchers. $8.20if8.37H; light, $8.30ty
I3.37V&: pigs, $7.007.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 12,000
head; steady to 10c lower; Colorado
lambs, $6.7638.30; yearlings. $4.ooi.25;
wethers. $5.E6Qtt.6Q; ewes, 8S.0Pg.25.
Cbtooiru Live Stook Murkrt.
CIUCAjGO, May 12. HOGS-Recelpts,
42,000 head; market, slow, steady to 6a
lower; bulk of sales, $8.35$8.45; light,
13.308.50; mixed, $8.25g&60; heavy, $7.95
8,45; rough, $7.9688.15; pigs. $0.6008.35.
CATTLE Receipts, 20,000 head; nuvket,
steady; beeves. $7.10S.W: Texas steers,
$0.7iS7.75; western steers. $S.S9J8.15; stock
ers and feeders, $5.2665.76: cows and
heifers, $3.90fW.90; calves, $4.50(39.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 18.000
head; market, steady to n shade up;
native, $5.764hJ.8S; western, $5.85tJ.W;
yearlings, $6.253?.60; lambs, native, $4.25
43.45; western, $8.COflS.&0.
SI, Louis Live; Stuck Market.
ST. LOUia Mo., May 11 CATTLE Rq
celpts, 2,000 head; steady; good to choice
steers. $7,0O&&60; stockers and feeders,
$5.258.00; cows and heifers, 55.0ChljS.75;
bulls, $5.007.60; calves, $4CO10.i0; south
ern ateera, $3.6068.00; cowa and heifers,
$4,006.00. v
HOOS-iRecelpts, 9,000 head; 60 lower!
pigs and lights. $7.0O8.60; mixed and
butchers, $8.354i9.&0; good heavy, $8.j
8.45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.000
head; steady; muttons, $8.007.00j year
lings, $7.00U8.00; lambs. 37.0GCfg.25.
NIonx City Live Stock MnrUct,
SIOUX QRTY. May 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.800 head) market steady; native
steers, $7.2508.40; cowa and heifers, $5.76&
7.00, cunners, $3.75(35.25; stockars and
feeders. $7,004.75; calves, $S.75fJ7.00; biflls.
i5.60ir7.t0.
HOGS Receipts. B.CO0 head: market.
So lower; heavy, $S.0C5,10: mixed, $8,109
8.16; light, $.iiSS.17Vi; Pltn, $tt.KXST.W;
hulk. $1.1038.13.
SnEEP None.
St, Joseph Live Stock Market,
ST. JOSEPH, May U-CATTLE-Re,
celpt. .00 head; market ateady: steers.
f.00Q8.60; cows and heifers. H0Oi88.lS,
calvis. $450aO.2S.
IIOGSRecelpts, 3.000 head! market
steady; top. $8.8W. bulk. $25tfS.SA '
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. J.50fl
head, niaiUt steady, lamb. n.WgiaiT'