THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, MAY 1G, 1013.
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REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOH SALE.
GLENDALE
; OUR LATEST LOT ADDITION
IN FLORENCE
OMAHA'S MOST
BE PLACED ON SALE
Saturday and
Sunday
May 17 and 18
Located on car lino and paved road, where you
will bo able to buy choice building lots on the very
easy terms of
$5 DOWN--$5 A MONTH
Prices $200, $225, $250, $275
and $300
Only a few a trifle higher; come early so you can
make a good' selection. Special inducements in
. buying two or more lots. Lots will all bo staked"
and numbered.
Don't forgot the days, Saturday and Sunday,
rain or shine. Salesmen will be on the ground.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney Street.
2412 CORBY 7 rooms, reception hall and
bath, large lot, barn and fruit, near car
and school; a bargain at $3,100. Owner,
phone Webster 2791.
TO BUT, HELL OR RUNT, FIRST 8KB
JOHN W. ROMBINB. 1802 FARNAM 8T.
NICE HOME 2251 N, 19th St.; 6 rooms,
reception hall and bath; all modern;
nearly new; near school and car; large
corner lot; can take a small cottage In on
this. Owner, phone AVeboter 2792.
2118 WIRT ST. All modern, 9 rooms,
reception hall, parlor, bath; oak finish;
hot water heat; paved street; near
schools and churches; fine nesldence sec
tion of Kountxo Place. Can take a cot-
tare on this. Phone Webster naz.
nVN VII LEAVING UITY-Muit sell
S-room, all modern house; .'ull lot; nicely
located; good neighborhood. 2043 Mere
dith Ave. Web. 6488.
TWO lots, Belmont addition. 63d, near
Bpauldlng. Will sell reasonable. W. 1023.
THREE double brick flats, modern, for
$20,000. Western Real Estate Co. D. SCOT.
ACREAGE Pon SALE.
West Leavenworth
Acres and i Acres
We now offer for sale, acres and half
acres In Cummlngs' Heights, our new
acre addition, located on thu crest of the
hill south of Elmwood Park. Why not
own a home in the country where the air
Is pure, where there is lets of rpom,
where you can grow your own garden
truck, fruit and raise chickens to your
heart's content?
Prices Lower Than
City Lots
$660 to 1700 Only three higher. Which
would you rather have, a paltry city
lot at 24th and Fort Sts., or an acre In
Cummlngs' Heights? They are both the
' same distance from tho postofflce.
Terms
$25 cash and $10 per month. S per cent
discount for all cash. Opening sale
Saturday and Sunday afternoons. If the
weather permits. Shown at any time' by
appointment.
The Byron Reed Co,
Phone DoUg! ...
212 8. 17th St.
Nethaway's
Acreage
BARGAINS AND POSSESSION GIVEN
ON THE FOLLOWING:
2 acres in Florence with a good S-room
house and a good bargain at $2,000.
SMALL PAYMENTS.
13 acres, South Omaha, banner fruit
farm; sold $3,0u0 worth of fruit last year.
Owner has stroke of paralysis and cannot
take care of place: has good Improve
ments. Price 110,500, some trade taken.
MAKE OFFER.
2o acres, six miles north of Florence,
with 9-room house and good outbuildings.
1,000 apple trees and other fruit. Owner
a widow lady and Impossible for her to
attend to place at her age. Price 310.000.
MAKE OFFER. BOMB TRADE TAKEN.
A BARGAIN FOR SOMEONE.
25 acres near Benson, unimproved, with
14 acres of grapes, all bearing; fine land
and a surburban home for someone who
wa.nU.i9l erect thtlr own Improvements.
Price J300 per acre.
C. L. NETHAWAY,
Sole Agent,
Phone Florence 276. Florence. Neh
In farden arres. lying flr.e, close to car.
well located for a nice home. Price Sj7S:
$25 CASH. I0 PER MONTH. Also a fine
lot. OOxlSOfeet. at 41st and Browne streets
Price. $300; $10 DOWN and $10 PER
MONTH. Two flno lots at Gist and Ceh
MONTHU' 'afly ttrm' CASH. $5 PER
RASP BROS..
106 McCague Bldg. Douglas 1653.
FPI.f?len,:e Hopert' Tel' Flor. 270.
C I Netnaway. Florence, resident agent.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of.
flee la Nebraska. 204 Brandsla Theater.
nBAlj ESTATE.
FARM A RANCH LANDS FPU SALE.
California.
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
ALFALFA and FRUIT Lands.
Southern Paciflo and Santa F 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.
$123 PER ACRE-EAST TERMS.
Join our half-rate excursion to
SUNNY CALIFORNIA
In May See the
FONTANA ORANGE GROVES,
located on the electric !ne from Lot
Angeles to Riverside.
Make your reaeratlona early and let us
how you the "OOLDEN STATE" from
San Francisco to Ban Diego.
For free handsomely Illustrated book
lets on all matter CaUforlan, see or
Write .
KARL BREHME. (15 Bee toldg.
REAL ESTATE
CITY PHOPKIITY Foil SALE.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURB, WILL
REAL ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
California.
FOR SALE Farm land In the Antelope
valley, the milk bottle of Los Angeles.
Land In the suburbs of Los Angeles Is
becoming so valuable for subdivision pur
poses that the dairyman Is being crowded
out. Just recently It haa been discovered
that water can be had In large quanti
ties in the Antelopo valley, as this
promising valley Is only "0 miles from the
rapidly growing city of Los Angeles,
and because land can still be had at a
low price, farmers and dairymen are
buying thousands of acres of this fine
rich land. We can sell you 20 acres or
more for $100 por acre, on easy terms,
located one mile from a good town. This
is choice alfalfa and pear land.
For further particulars wrlto to Cen
tlnela Land Company. 1009 Title Insur
ance Building, Los Angeles, California.
CALIFORNIA land excursions 1st and
Sd Tues. W. T. Smith Co. 815 City Nat Bk.
Arltauaaa.
100 acres, fine valley farm. $2,600; 90
acres fine valley farm. $1,400; 120 acre
upland Improved farm, $1,000. part on
time. Lock Box No. 3, Hatfield, Ark.
Montana,
SIXTY THOUSAND acres Carey tand
open to entry at Valler, Mont.-; fifteen
annual payments; section famous for
grains, grasses, vegetables; well adapted
to diversified farming. For particulate
wrlto Valler Farm Sales company. Box
1025. Valler. Mont.
Nebraska.
FarmsFarmsFarms
Driving distance of Omaha; bargains.
Let us snow you the goods. All sixes, all
prices, all terms.
ORIN 8. MERRILL. CO..
Rooms 1213-1214 City Nat. Bank Bldg,
1C0 ACRES of good hay 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.
Nevr York.
NEW YORK STATE FARM FOR SALE.
The eyes of the world aro turned to
ward York State Farms Bargains. 126.
acre farm. 2 miles from village, price,
$12 per acre. 142-acre farm, 2 miles from
village, 14 to Syracuse, $24 per acre. 5
acre hen farm, excellent land, river front
village. Trolley and boat lines 40 rods.
13 miles from Syracuse. State macadam
road all the way. Price $1,000, $.'.00 cash
down. Railroad fare to purchaser. E,
Munson, 2128 S. Sallna, St., Syracuse,
N. Y.
Oregon,
"We are owners of a 700-acre, 3-year-old
commercial apple orchard, located li.
Douglas County, Oregon, non-Irrigated
and in high state of cultivation. Will
wholesale It in 100 acre tracts or multi
ples thereof, to responsible parties desir
ing a first-clans retail proposition. De
tailed Information and terms furnished.
Sunnydale Orchard Company, 1302 Ply
mouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha
city property In any amounts.
H. W. BINDER.
823 City National Rank Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON OMAHA HOMES.
NO DELAY.
J. H. Mithen Co.,
INC
921 CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDQ.,
DOUGLAS 1278.
MONEY To loan on business or resi
dence properties, $1,000 to $00,000.
W. II , THOMAS, 228 State Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1016 Omaha National. Douglas 2715.
LOANS on farms and Improved city
property, S, 6Vi and C per cent; no delay.
J. H. Dumont &. Co.. IMS Farnara St.
KEAL ESTATE LOANS.
WANTKU- City loans and warrants.
V. Farnam Smf.h & Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
HARRISON 4, MORTON. S16 Om. Nat.
n XTTJ nunc Loans $500 and up,
VJ-t 1-1.1. ill "UO. Omaha Nat Hank
1100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Vead. Wrad Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlberg Co.,
u 310-313 Brandets Theater Bid
LARGE loans our specialty. StuU Bros.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
LIST your house with us. We have buy
ers. Osborne Real Estate Co. Doug. 1474.
STEAMSHIPS.
ANCHOR- LINE
STEAMSHIPS
Sail every Saturday to and from
NEW YORK LONDONDERRY
OLASQOW
Ocean passage TVi day. Moderate rates.
For book of tours, rates, etc. apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Gen. Acts., 36 W. Randolph St. Chicago.
OR ANY LOCAL AGENT.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Proves the Weakest of All
on Grain List.
CORN HOLDERS ARE CAUTIOUS
Reports from Interior that There
Was an Incrense In Offering;
RrlnK" On n Conserva
tive Disposition.
OMAHA, May 15. 1913.
It was popular to put out short linos
of wheat yesterday and the matter of
price was a secondary consideration.
Those who believe wheat will sell to n
lower level attacked values yesterday
and there was heavy selling also' from
weary and discouraged holders. The en
tire grain list was lower, with wheat tho
weakest spot. Crop prospects were Im
proved In both the spring and winter
wheat areas by the heavy rains where
most needed. When It was seen there
were only twenty-five boatload of wheat
taken at Baltimore for export on the
declines established yesterday the aver
age long made up his mind that condi
tions were against him and he took to
his heels and rapidly changed his baso
from bull to the bear side. On the de
cline there were many stop-loss ordera
uncovered and for a time the pit was
chock full of wheut with the buylns
power smaller than any day during Urn
week. Those who are known In the trads
as professionals bought early because of
some additional war t(lk and they sold
out later on the general selling move
ment and at losses. The talent In wheal
was chopped to "mincemeat" for the
third time during the present week, suf
fering heavy losses.
A message attracting most attention
yesterday was received from Texas via
St. Louis in which bids were asked for
new wheat for the first half of July
loading. The message sold that the
foreigners were "invited" to make bids on
the wheat for the same delivery as speci
fied here, but .that there were no an
swers from Abroad, Cash wheat was. Ho
lower.
The holders of corn were cautious In
In making new consignments on the buy
ing side In a liberal way yesterday, be
cause of reports from the interior (hat
there was an Increase in offerings for
present as well as next month's ship
ments. On the break there was good
buying by shorts. Cash corn was un
changed. Texas is likely to cut a swath in the
oats market for the country, previous to
the offerings from the Oklahoma nnd
Kansas oats belts. Points In the "Lone
Star state were offering oats for the
first half of June shipment In all of the
southern markets at a price 2V4c below
that at which Illinois can possibly sell.
Cash oats were unchanged.
Clearances: Wheat and flour, 913,000
bushels; corn, 1.000 bushels; oats, none.
Liverpool close: Wheat, J,'.d lower;
com, d lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 645,000
bushels and shipments 676.000 bushels,
against reaolpts of 691,000 bushels nnd
shipments of 640,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn recelDt warn soaiwi hn.h.
els and shipments 271000 bushels, against
receipts of 439.000 bushels nnd shipments
of 305,000 bushels last year. Primary oats
receipts were 490,000 bushels and ship
ments 681,000 bushel, against receipts of
439,000 bushels and shipments of 626,000
bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Whpnt. Cnrn n,ti
Chicago .., 13 67 101
Minneapolis 127
Duluth Ed
Omaha 36 14 12
Kansas City 2o 24 7
St. Louis 20 3? 14
Winnipeg 373 .1 ,.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 844Q84ic; No. 3
hard. 83Q844c; No. 4 hard, 90iV382We:
No. 3 spring. 8Si4H.ci No. 4 spring, 80
2Hc; No. 2 durum, S54g6c; No. 3
durum, S4W565C.
CORN-No. 2 white, 67H6Sc; No. 8
white. 67U0o7c: No. 4 white. 5H67o: No
2 yellow, WU66Ho; No. 8 yellow, VQ
Mc; No. 4 yellow, 6&fi66c: No. 2, Kc;
no- 4. ooi.jjwc; mo.- e corn. 04V4W6oc.
OATS No. 2 white. aSHs'Sie; stand
ard. 35Uc; No. 3 white. 34tG&5c; No. 4
white. StHQStvic
BARLEY Maltinir. 60(S6Oe: "No. 1 fad.
41GM3C
RYE No. 2, 66W57c; No. 3. 66Q60HO.
The following cash sales were reported
today:
WHEAT No. 3 hard winter: 1 car,
S4Vic; 1 car, 84c. Rejected hard winter:
1 car, 81c. No. 3 mixed: 1 car, 84iic No.
3 spring: 1 car. 84'4c
OATS-No. 3 white: 1 car (choice), $3e;
4 cars, 3440.
CORN No. 2 white: 1 car, 68c; 1 car.
67ic. No. 3 white: 1 car. S7?ic. No. 3
yellow: 2 cars, 66V4c No. 4 yellow: 1 car,
65ic No. 2 mixed: 3 cars, 66c. No, 3
mixed: 1 car. E6c; 1 car. 654c. No. 4
mixed: 1 car, 65a; 1 car, BiMc.
RYE No. S: a cars, 66Uc
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trndlnsr nnd Closing;
Price on Hoard of Trade,
CHICAGO, May 15. New investment
buying caused a rally today In whoat and
the market closed steady at prices rang
ing from lost night's level to Kc above.
Corn finished a shade off to Ho up, with
a gain or 'k&'.io; ana provisions dearer
by 7Wo to 20o.
In the opinion of many traders selling
had been considerably overdone. This
Judgment was confirmed about midday,
when purchasing became somewhat ag
gressive and shorts hurried to cover.
Clearances at the seaboard were heavy,
arrivals at leading terminals were light,
the season In Canada said to be two
weeka late and the Pacific coast states
distressed by radical deficiency of moist
ure. Previous to the upturn In the wheat
market, quotations had been depressed
owing to otatements that Russian crops
promised huge returns and because of ex
cellent weather and soil conditions east
of the Rockies. Bears, however, were un
nl.le to force more than slight reactions
after tho bulge set In.
Primary receipts of wheat todav were
645,000 bushels; lost year, 591,000 bushels;
clearances or wneat and nour eaualled
018.000 bushels.
Corn displayed firmness, the result of
country buying.
Oats strengthened on account of reports
that rains In Illinois and Indiana din nnf
extend as far as believed.
Speculators and foreigners have taken
to the buying side In provisions. Hog
receipts were meager.
quotations ranged as follows
Article! Open. High. I Low, Clone. I Yes'y,
Wheatl
May.
88HI
88
88
w;
65H
6ui
66W
88
87H
87T4
90
56U
July.
Sept.
Dec.
Corn
May.
July.
Sept.
Dec.
Oats
Mav.
8714
,873i
87
Kt.ttFTs
65 aVt
!55,9s
65t
66
i
6614I
Mil
M304',i
64Q64H
64V.
$7
3i
SITa
36
19 60
19 40
19 20
11 10
. I
36T,
3M4
34!
37
71Mi
37U
July.!S5ViQ4i
36364
fept.i34!ifi5l
S5S
36H
1
35
34t
I
Dec. I 3s
35Tifi36
Pork
I
Alay
19-SO
19 70
19 80
July.
19 42H
19 25
11 00
10 S3
XS 62U
19 42H
19 65
19 80
11 10
10 90
Sept.
19 35
19 a
Lard
May.
July.
11 10 I 11 00
10 93HI 10 85
10 82-85
WANTED TO BUY.
nnlirnf f 9rf.hnri .... n..,. 1,1.1. . "
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1607.
WOULD like to buy a five or six-room
souse to be moved on a lot. One In th
nelghborhtod of 24th and Clark preferred.
Telephone Red 4301.
WANT to buy roller top desiT
Douglas 5226 or Webster 2834.
PEBT pliers for furniture. Catl D. VJX
D. 8065. Quick huyers of furniture.
WANTED TO RENT
LIST your house with us. We have
buyers. Osborne Real Estate Co. Doug.
1474.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Llvr HtocU Com Kit anion Merchants.
BYERS BROS. & CO. 8trong. Reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 222 Exchange Bldg
MARTIN BROS, it CO.. Exchange Bldg.
10
H eo
11 CV
10 M4
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
red, $.0441 .064; No. 3 red. P5o$t.OO; No.
2 hard, 9044JMc; No. 3 hard, K4flc;
No. 1 northern, 904c; No. I northern.
SSSflle; No. 3 northern, S7iJ9c; No. 2
spring. RfrP0o; No. 3 spring. S7tfS9c; No.
4 spring. 80flS6o; velvet chaff. SOflfllo;
durum, 92iW7c, Corn, No. 2, 5UtK4e;
No. 3 white, 5S4flCc; No. 2 yellow. MU
H56c; No. 3, MUfrfrSc; No. 8 whlto. fcv-J
6tViO. No. 3 yellow, 66tf"e, No. 4 while,
58c; No. 4 yellow, 65HttWc Oats: No.
2 white. 8S!e; No. 3 white, 36e87c;
No. 4 white, S6i4G37V,e; standard. SMrftSHc.
Rye: No. 2, R2c. Bnrley: 474JC7C
Timothy: $2.85P3.65. Clover. Nominal.
Pork. $19.50. Lard; $11.10011.124, Ribs;
$11.374011.874.
Ul'TTER Firm; creamery, 25374c
KGOS Weak; receipts. 19,925 cases; at
mark, enses Included, 164tTlSc, ordinary
firsts. lRktfl7e; firsts. I84fisc.
CHEESE Irregular; daisies. 134134o
long horns. l$V.l$4o: twins, H41fUc;
young Americas. 1414Hc.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, alive. 17c;
springs, alive. 17c.
POTATOES Steady; receipts, 36 cars;
Michigan, 4045c; Minnesota, .H0c; Wis
consin, 3645o.
nkw Tonic aiaxnrtAi market
Quotations of the Dnr on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, May 16. FLOUR Steady,
with a moderate jobbing trade. Spring
patents, $l.60tfit.M; wlntur straights,
4.404t4.6O: wintor patents. t,7MjUUOi
spring clears, $4.00fiH.ii, extra No. 1
winter. $3.!l.l0; extra No. 3 winter,
$3,704(3.80; Kansas straight, $I.1504.2&
RVE-rMarket quiet, No. 1. good, $3.(M
3.85: choice to tancy, $3.90ijN.00
WHEAT-Spot, firm. No. 2 red, nom
inal, No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.00 f. o. 1.
afloat; futures had an easy opening on
crop news but milled anil were firm all
day In sympathy with coarse grains.
May, 98!ic; July, WHc: September, 964c
HVE-Markct oulet. No. 1 gopd, $3.iVtf
3.85! choice to fancy, W.WJN.ua
UYK FLOUR-Market qutetl No.
2 west, 684c; c. 1. f. Now York export.
CO RNMEAL Market steady, Fine
white and yellow, $1.3501.40 coarse, $1.30
'1.86: kiln dried. $3.85.
BARLEY Market quiet. MnltlpK, S6U
(Bo; c I. f Buffalo; feeding, 64c; nom
inal, f. o. b. Now Yom.
CORN-Bpot market steady. Export
64'ic f. o. b. afloat.
OATS Spot barley steady. Standard
white, 434c; No. 2. 44c; No. 3. 43c: No. ,
42c; ordinary clipped White, 42443o;
fancy clipped white, 44c.
HAY Market firm. No. 1, $1 t0H.15;
No. 2. $l.001.06; No. 3. 8000c.
LEATHER Market steady. Hemlock
firsts, 2Sfl29c; seconds, 272Sc
PROVISIONS rork, market Btoady,
Mess, $21.7622.25; family, $24.0ix&125.00;
Bhort clears. $20.7MtC3.25. Beef, aulof.
mess, l&JTCOc: family, 2324c. Cut meats,
firm, pickled bellies, ioil'14 pounds, $14.75
4j'1K.G0; plcklod hams, $15.25. Lard, firm;
middle west, $11.1611.25: refined, firm,
continent, $11.55; Foutn American, $12.35;
compounds, steady, $8.37408.624.
TALLOWr-Barely steady: city, CVic;
country, eftOOtyc; special, 64c.
HOPS Market firm; state medium,
to choice 1912. 16C3c; 1911, 9c; Pexlfla
coast, 1912, 16fl20o; 1911, lim5c.. .
HIDES-Mnrket steady; Bogota, 284
2!iAo: Central America. ZSKa.
PETROLEUM Market firm; refined
New York. bulk. $5,K; barrels, $8.70;
case". $11.00.
BUTTER Steady; receipts, 6.929 tubs,
creamery extras, 2S44i'Z)o: firsts. 2So;
state dairy, finest, 28284c; process,
extras, 22c; firsts. 27r274c; Imitation
creamery, firsts, 27ei factory, current
make, firsts, 26a; packing stock, current
make. No. 2, 23c.
CHEESE Steady; teojlpts, 2.011 boxes;
stato whole milk, fresh colored, specials,
13c; state whole milk, white, 134o; state'
whole milk, colored, average fancy, 124Q
12ic; stato wholo milk, white, 1213o;
skims. 2413c.
EGGS Steady; receipts, 32,823 cases',
fresh gathered extras, 22423c; fresh
gathered storage packed, first to extra
firsts, 224c; fresh gathered regular
packed, extra firsts, 21214c; fresh
gathered regular packed, firsts, 2OJT204CJ
Pennsylvania and nearby 'hennery whites,
good to large slxe, new laid, 22H23a;
western gathered whites, 20224c.
POULTRY Live, steady; southern
chickens, 31c; fowls, 17c; turkcyg, 124c,
dressed, firm; fresh killed western fowls,
17194c; froren turkeys, 16Jo,
ICansna City Grain nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 15. WHEAT
Cash: No. 2 hard. 8G484c; No. 8, 86
874c; No, 2 red. 83Q07c; No. 3 red, 85SSo.
CORN No. 2 white. 68c; No. 8, 5743
67c.
OATS No. 3 white, 37374c.
Closing prices were as follows:
WI I EAT May, 834c; July, 81T4o; flep
tember, 844c.
CORN May. 56c; July, &54C6Ho; Sop
tember. 65466Hc.
OATS-July, 36c
RYE-8c.
HAY Choice timothy. $1Z7613.00; choice
prairie. $10.60ffH1.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 27c; firsts. 2c;
seconds. 25c; packlrfg, 21c.
EGGS Firsts. 18184c; seconds, 14o.
POULTRY Hens, 13414o; roosters. Set
ducks, 15c; broilers, rJT27c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu , 21,000 44,000
Corn, bu 27.000 23 010
Oats, bu 7,000 9,000
St. Louis General Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, May 16. WH EAT Cash :
No. 2 red, 07c$l.O3; No. 2 hard, 8992c.
FLOUR Unchanged.
CORN No. 2, 69c; No. 2 white. G&3C040.
OATS No. 2. 37c; No. 2 white, SSc.
BRAN-9095c.
HAY Timothy. $14.0018.60.
RYE-614C.
Closing price on futures:
WHHAT-July. 85c; September. S4o.
CORN-r-July, 35Ho; September, 6646C.
OATS July, 35Hc; September, Sttc.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 14c; springs,
23630c: turkeys, 16c; ducks, 12o; geese, 7c.
BUTTER Easy; creamery, 2l28o.
EGGB-Steady, 17c.
Rccelpts-Shlpments.
Flour, bbls 8,000 10,000
Wheat, bu 24,000 88.000
Corn, bu 45,000 27,000
Oats, bu 24.000 49,000
Mlnneapnlla Grain Market,
. MINNEAPOLIS, May 16. WHEAT -May,
8)4c; ,tuty, 88c; September, 89HO
9c. Cash: No. 1 hard. 914c; No. 1
northern, 9ViS0c No. 2 northern, B74
88c: No..2 hard. Montana., P0t NpL 8,
S&ueswa . .
FLOUR First patents, $4.6oG-4.R5; sec
ond patents, $4.24.60; first clears, $3.30
3.70; scond clears, $l8041.20,
BRAN-$n.OO18.00.
CORN-No. 3 yellow. CS684c.
OATSNo. 3 white, S5c.
RYE No. 2. 6668a
FLAX $1,294-
BARLEY 44QC9C.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 15. WHEAT Spot,
easy; No. 1 Manitoba, 7s 104d; No. 2, '7s
Sd; No. 3. 7s 7d; futures, steady; May, 7s
6Hd: July. 7s 4d; October, 7s 2Hd,
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, 6s 40; American mixed, new, kiln
dried, 6s 14d; American mixed, old, 5i
114d; American mixed, old. via Galves
ton. 6s 8d; futures, steady; July, La
Plata. 4s ild.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, May 15.-CORN No. 2 yel
low. 67c; No. 3 mixed, 6C4o.
OATSNo. 2 whit. 57Uv Kn .1 wt,lt.
S64c.
Metnl Market. T
NEW YORK. May 15.-METAL8-Cop-per,
steady; standard spot and May, $16.60.
nffrAi4 .lima 1K IK rftnnA . T,,l.. ,rv.
offered; August, $16.36, offered; electro-
tji.i, 1 1u.01uw.wj uuna, i9.wi castings,
$15.62. Tin; Weak; spot and May, $48.60
49.25; June. $45.258.00: July, $fl.0047.25.
T on ,1 Ur.u.li, il M V-. r A l: .. 1 - . -,..,..
- WIU. Ml'CI . C i . SUIOi,
$6.40C.eo. Antimony: Dull; Cookson's,
t.it.w. iron; caiy, o. 1 nortnern,
$17.0O-j 17.60; No. 2. $16.7617.O0; No. 1 south-
nrn 117 AVfMT KA- XTa , , l .
$(7.00'17.50. Exports of copper tills
month, 19,405 tons. London copper, easy;
spot, ICS 12s 6d; futures, f8 ISs 9d. Local
CAViiatlga ptuca ui vill. iUllB. MitldOn tin.
weak; spot, 1221; futures, (214 10s, Local
exenange sales or lean, tuo.ouo lbs., East
St. Louis delivery. London lead, 18 15s.
LKinuon spriier, xu, iron, i. leveiana war
rants, 70s In London.
ST. LOUIS, May 15. M ETALS Lead,
quiet, $4,224. Spelter; Quiet, $5.35.
HtlKsr 3Iarkrt.
NEW YORK. May H.-SUGAIV-IUw,
steady; muscovado, 2.80S2.83c; centrifugal,
gao4.$3c, molasses sugar, $2.6frfc2.fc8; rc-
Sept , 10 90 11 00 t 10 W ,10 95-97
Ribs III
May , 11 724 MM 'll 11 80
July 11 074 11 SO 11 TJ4 II 80
Sept '10 M-97'11 00-021 10 9(1 1 It PO
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Good to Choice Light Steers Aotive
nnd Firm,
HEAVY BEEVES ARE VERY SLOW
Hon" Talrly Active nnd Steady to
Stronr Shfrp nnd I.amba Aro
Steady to fttronirfr, Trade
Not Overly ActlTe.
SOUTH OMAHA, May 15, 1913.
Hecelpts were! Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday LF82 7.9?S 9,01j
Auvsaay ...... it,iie is,avi
Official Wednesday ... 2,451 10.331
Lstinmto Thursday ... 2,800 9.000 3.600
Four days this week . 10.259 VMu 2.
Hamo days last week. .19.108 S,316 23.201
Samo day 2 w'ks ago.. 14.321 3i,997 36.094
Snmo day 3 W'ks ago.. 15.662 33.901 29,725
Samo day 4 w'ka ago., 16.974 40.H9 41.4SS
Same day last vear....ia792 42.005 11.326
The following tat shows the receipt
ui caitia, nogs ana sneep at Houin umnw
for tho year to date as compared with
Inst year: mil. lilt. Inc. Deo,
Cattle 336,698 852.341 16,615
Hog ...1.089.214 1.400.140 320,894
Sheep ........ 820,069 793,223 26,846
The following table shows the range of
Prices for hoi at South Omaha tor tlx
last few days wltti comparisons;
Date. 1 1913. iyu.tn.iim.n9u i9ot.ityoi.
May 4.
7 62
6 621 9 00
7 04
6 261
6 ii
May 6,.
8 ltt
9 19
7 00
5 8S
May 0..
May 7..
May 8..
May 9..
7 44
6 661
9 17
9 18
9 18
6 94
6 85
0 97
5 37
6 31
5 34
6 19
6 21
6 27
6 US
6 19
6 a
6 28
7 49
7 6C
7 59,
8 10
5 76
8 Wk
5 77
6 9
6 97
7 01
May w.
May ll.i
May 12.
May 13.
May 14.
May 16.
7 &6
7
I
6 7l 26
6 W) 9 Hi
5 95 19 23
6 II
8 144
5 46
8 13
5 97) 9 N
I 9 39
6 96 I
7 04'
5 85
6 35
8 234
8 .'
T 60
7 OS
6 24
5 22
6 3
0 24
7 69;
7 11
Sunday.
Receipt and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending nt 3 o'clock
yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle Hogs. Sheep. H'r'a.
C, M. & St. P. Ry.. lr 1 .. ..
Wabash R. R 6
Mo. Puo. Ry 1 ..
Union Paciflo R. R. 17 32 7
C. & N. W east... 5
C. & N. W west.. 34 77 I 1
C St P., M. & O.. 17
C, B. & Q.., east... 6 2 ,. ..
C B. & Q., west... 30 86 1
C R. I. & P., east. 3 IS
C, R. I. & P., west. 3 1 .. 1
Total receipts.. ...U7 132 15 3
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
Morris & Co 496 1.C93 1,282
Swift Sd Co 629 1.867 119
Cudahy Paoklng Co,, ..1,071 3,812 1,777
Armour & Co 660 2.907 60S
Schwartz & Co 406 ....
J. W. Murphy 815
Morrell , 1
S. O. P. Co 9
L. P. Co 24
Sinclair 26
Hill & Son 26
F. B. Lewis 12
J. B. Root & Co 29
Mo. & Kan. -Col. Co... 3
Clliro & Chrlstlo 2
Other buyers 234 .... 227
Totals 3,107 10,908 3,983
CATTLE Cattle receipts were fair for
a Thursday, 116 cars being reported In,
and this leaves the total for the four
days this week nt 10,367 head, the small
est for a good many weeks back and
smaller oven than tho light run of a
year ago. The market as a. wholo was
very much lacking in lire ana snap.
Buyers seemed to want all the cattle
here, but they were not sufficiently
hungry for them to show any haste
wnatever in buying, on the contrary,
all buyers operated very deliberately
und tho trade was more or less of a drag
from start to finish. There were a few
right good yearling steer and heifers
and they sold very readily at good firm
prices, the best here reaching $8.76. On
the other hand the medium kinds of i'ghl
cattlo ilnd heavy cattlo wero nil very
slow. Some salosmen did not think that
they got out quite as well as yesterday.
The market generally speaking might be
quoted aa slow to about steady.
Cows and heifers did not show much
change, being steady as a general thing.
There were very . few stock cattle or
feedsrs In the yards and hardly enough
to try out the market, but the feeling
was no better than steady.
Quotations, on Cattle: Good to chole
beef steers, $8.008.75; fair to good beef
steers, k.idob.w; common to fair beet
steers, $7.8097-76; good. o choice heifers,
S7.O04J7.76; good to choice cows, $.757.25;
fair to good grades, $3.756.09; good to
choice stockers and feeders, $7 WS.0o;
fair to good ltockers and feodis, $7,000
7.60: common to fair stockers and feeders,
$0.267.00: stock cows and heifers, $100t
7.25; veal calves, $7.0tfl.00; bulls, stags,
etc. $6.767.36.
Representative, sales:
BEEF STEERS.
At. Tr. No. At. Pr.
Ho.
4...
41...
12...
...
II...
I...
17...
I...
It...
I...
4...
II...
to...
II...
II...
II...
41...
120 7 10 il Ull 7 M
1010 " 40
toet 7 to
1071 7 0
1MI 7 70
tl 7 TO
1001 1 71
imi 7
m t 7i
mo 7 71
1071 7 10
mi 7 to
1117 T M
1221 7 10
HIT 7 10
HOI 7 II
11H 7 II
40...
...
1049 I 00
......17I I 00
......1IM 109
Ull I 06
mi i 08
1011 I 06
1111 I 06
1141 I 10
1117 I 10
lilt I 10
Ull I 10
Ull I 10
1103. I II
ueo i u
1117 I II
1177 I II
not i ii
toil I 11
......Ull I to
1011 I 20
IT,.
.HIT T W
IT 1801 7 10
$..
...mi 7 to
II...
II...
mi t m
UK 7 K)
II..
111 I 10
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
itl 7 11
117 7 40
Itl 7 41
17..
.... 110 7 U
1
II
II
I
II
II
IT
40
II..
II..
14..
It..
41..
I.,
tl..
14..
1171 7 U
Til I 00
1021 I 00
Ull I 00
1011 I 10
mi i to
......1141. I II
ill I 71
, '29 7 10
;n 7 m
. 101 7 II
, Itl 7 TO
i 100 7 71
, lit 7 Tl
, 112 7 10
COWS.'
II...
...
U.'.'.
i 7TI 4 00 17.. i. ...1100 1 10
140 I 00 ' 4 -...1170 10
110 I 10 t 1200 I It
.' 1010 I 19 4 1010 I
Ill 40 1 1110 I II
1000 6 60 1 1170 T 00
1117 I M 1 1104 7 00
......1071 I IS I ,.lt0 7 10
1041 I 70 14 1000 7 10
.1000 I 70 10 ., HI 7 10
HEIFERS.
1(0.1 10 J.
,.100 7 IS
.. TTI 7 II
..100 T 10
.. 714 7 40
.145 1 ID
III 7 10
III 71 I .
110 7 00 3
7T0 7 00 t
1070 7 00 I
IU 7 25 f.
10IO 7
tt'.Y.
BULLS.
I eio I so i uto to
1 1010 I Tl 1 1410 7 00
1 tM I 01 1 1400 7 00
1 IIM I II 1 UM 7 00
CALVES.
1 110' I 10 1 M I 00
I UI 7 09 4 110 I 10
I Ill 7 tl 4 Ill 10 00
1 110 I 10 1 lL 10 00
1 2" I 71 l... MO 10 00
II 234 I Tl 1 11010 04
1 110 I 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 100 7 00 1 711 7 40
II.... US 7 60
ROGB With another liberal run In sight
the market opened In good shape again
this morning, some sales made to ship
pers early looking to be a little stronger.
For the most part, however, the trade
was ust about the same as yesterday's,
and the prices paid by the packers
showed little or no change. The bulk of
the hogs sold at $3.208.25. ust the same
as on yesterday, and tops brought as
nign as is.raft. Doing jio nigner than
yesterday's high mark. The movement
was continuous and fairly active, and In
consequence everything had been sold In
fair season.
For the four days this week values
show very little change. Today's average
shows ust a shudo decline from the fig
ures paid last Saturday. There have been
no sharp advances made on any day this
week, but the market has shown enough
strength to recover nearly all of Tues
day's big decline- The bulk at the doss
of last week was $8.208.30, and while
thla Is a little stronger than today's bulx
the top today Is better than Saturday's
by 24a
The receipts were fairly liberal today,
about 132 cars, or 9.000 head, being re
ported in. For the four day the total
Is 40,690, over 2.000. larger than last weak,
but nearly 1.500 short of the supply on
the same clnj a year ago.
Representative sales:
No. At iti, rr. No. At. 6h. rr.
Jl ... Ml ... I . . . Ml ... I M
114 I II 40 Ill 40 I M
fi "I II IT rtt 140 I M
J! M 10 I 174 IT t M IX
M ..Ml ... im M j ,4
II. ... Mi ... I M TT tl 1M I II
M. ... M . . ft 41 Ill 44 I II
. ... IM ... I M 44 !M ... I K
im mi w ii in ii
J o i to ti :tt im
' JI? Tl 24! ... n
71. ... 774 14 I 10 10 tM SO I :j
IT 10 s IT 114 in J JJ
J 2o i :o ii :it to i x
M.. . . tt i) IM it ill (V) i 3(,
J' M tl) 71 !-2T 10 I IS
II. I4T HO I 1 4 ( 10 6 H
M . 211 240 I M rt MJ IK) 6 H
II ... JTI 14 IM Tl 211 I :i
1S 120 I 14 Tl 21) 49 I 21
'i HI 240 I M IS JOT 0 I
H 2M ... t 13 u ... I 26
M JJ4 14 IT. . .. HI 14 I M
! !P ' M ' l IM I M
4- . . JJI H IK T4 Ill 10 I tl
1 71 141 144 I
1 4 lie a tin o ....no jo ss
I "I o in, ii in ,o i u
!J T 200 I llu T4 Ml 110 U
il. . . im Ml i T4 !7 IM IS
4i. m 40 i nn st no a i ts
I" 0 IIW 71 244 144 I IS
J I 14 Ml 119 I M
M . JM TO I llH Tl Ill 40 I ITU
4.. ,ll ... I X3 14 Ill IM I i;4
7.... 141 ... IB, tl. .Ill 160 ITU
71 Ml 144 I IIS M IM 204 I 274
7 .. .141 1C4 l,j T. . .Ml IM I MX,
'IIH 14 Ill 144 I 174
i "2 M IH ! Kl 144 I I7H
61. . . Ill 10 IU, T joj 40 I 10
ft. 2U ISO I II H IS Ut U4 I 19
M... .HI 20 I tit, 4. ... Ill ... I SO
Tl. .. ..Ml 40 J. . . IM ... 14
12... Ill 14 I IH 41.. . 1IT ... M
Tl. . MS tXI tii It . . .IM ... 14
HI IM Mt 71 101 ... I 114
2l . I 13 71 Ill ... I 114
1 1 SI II til ... I 11 Vi
POS.
4. .. 106 ... 7(0
tmiCKP Arrivals of sheep and lambs nt
this point totaled 3,600 head, being a very
moderate supply for n Thursday, com
pared with one and two weeks ugo. The
general quality was not as good as of
late, as comparatively few really choice
offerings of hnndywclghts wero placed
on the market. Trade began nt a sea
sonable hour, and on the whole was fea
tured with a fair degree of activity, with
the closing business being n Utile quiet
as compared with the opening, Generally
speaking, Hales were made on n steady to
strong basis, and most of tha offerings
were disposed of In good season.
The majority of tho Mexican wnoled
lamb moved nt figures anywhere from
$8.00 to $8.50. Among tho lamb receipts
was a car of California spring lambs
that sold at $8.25. Shorn grades formed
about the same proportion of the re
ceipts as yesterday, nnd tho early sales
Included a load of such kinds at $7.00.
There were few, It any, nged sheep or
yearlings here. ,
Quotations on sheep and Umbsi Good
to oholco western lambs, Js.voao.15; fair
to good Mexican lambs, $3-16ttN.25: good
to choice Mexican lamb", $8 2MTS.85; fair
to good western Iambs, $7.8506.00; good to
choice shorn lambs, 7.00Q7.40; yearlings,
light, $7.2507.60; yearlings, heavy. $7,000
7.25; wethers, good to choice. H60S-8.T5;
wethers, fair to good. $6.96436X0; ewes,
good to choice, $6.00Ui.60: ewes, fair to
good, $5.75416.00; culls and bucks, $0,003
6, SS.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
117 fed lambs ,.. 80 7 75
252 shorn lambs 81 7 00
203 frd ewes 90 6 25
208 Mexican lambs 80 8 35
69 Mexican lambs 79 8 26
183 Mexican lambs 80 8 25
208 Mexican lambs 80 8 30
91 Mexican lambs 81 8 90
194 Mexican lambs si R 30
76 Mexican lambs 81 8 26
204 Mexican lambs 79 8 25
210 fed lambs 74 7 76
60 fed lambs S7 A 00
184 shorn feeder spring lambs. 48 6 75
300 shorn feeder spring lambs. 65 7 26
112 shorn ewes 96 6 35
CHICAGO LIVE HTOCIC 'MARKET
Cattle Rteadr to Dime Loirer Hog
Stendy to Htronsr.
CHICAGO, May 15.-OATTLE-.Re.
rnlnta 04000 1, ,t t
light. $8.40g8.G5; mixed. $8.3038.60; heavy,
n.wuu.oi'),, roucn, is.wu4.aj; pigs, W5.607I
8.85; bulk. $8.4MH).fl0.
CATTLIS Receipts', 4.600 head; steady to
lOo lower. Beeves, $7.1039.00; Texas steers,
$6.6507.60; western steers, $7.0008.15;
stockers and feeders, $8.8509.70; cowa and
heifers, $3.8667.90; calves, $1.25sr9.60.
, SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,, 14,000
6.90; yearlings, $6.40W7.60' Iambs native,
tm.utuv, wcaicrn, fu.txiai o. tv.
ICnusas City Live Stock Mnrket,
lr A MR A R PfTV Atn T.. rtl mm m
....... .j .' t i Mtn iii.wviiUEJ
llralnta 2 HOrt i n .1 .l.n,fu 1 fv.
higher, dressed beef and export steers,
Ti.outio.ou; inn iq goou, ti.iHui.io; western
steers, S7.00OS.S6; stockers and feeders,
$6.60fl.00; southern steers, $fl.KmpIV
southern cows, $4.6097.25; native cows
and heifers, $!.23$8.S5; bulls, $5.75187.60;
calves, $6.60910.00.
iiuub-lieceipts, s.ww neaaj steaay to
strong; bulk, $8.858.45; heavy. $8.aotf
o.tv, ijucarrs ana ouioners, SA.SOUS.U;
IIKUt, ".WUTl.Wj 1'IMB, I.WO'I.OO.
BIIM151' AND LAMUHT-RecelptS, 9,600
k II , t All ,t 1, t n in In am J
lnmbs, $7.2MT8.85; yearlings. $6.0007.25.;
winners, T.tmjw.iw, ewes, H.wuo.so,
Ht. Lnnls Live Stock Tirnrkrt.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. May 16. CATTLE
Receipt", 2,100 head; steady; stockers and
feeders, $3.25(98.00; cows and heifers, $5.00
flS.76; bulls, $5.0037.00; calves, J6.0W7.06;
southern steers, t6.00Q8.00; cots and
heifers, $4.0007.00.
HOGS Recelnts. 8.400 head; 10a hlshar-
Pigs and light. $7,0008.(16; mixed and
butchers, $8,6008.60; good heavy, $8.603
8.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,409
head; teady; muttons, $6.0007.00; year
lings. $7.X8.60; lambs, $7.0O.26.
Bt. Joseph Live Stuck Market.
ST. JOSEPH, May 16. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 800 head: market steady to strong;
steers, $7.25638.60; cows and heifers, $4.00
Q8.10; calves, $6.0009.25.
HOGS Receipts, 6,600 head; market
steady to 6o higher; top, $9,46; bulk, $8.30
C38.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rocslpts, 5,600
head; market slow: lambs, t7.26O6.40.
Live Xtoek In Nlarbt,
Receipts of live stock at the six prln
olpal western markets were as follows:
Cattle. Hons. BhaeD.
South Omaha , 3.800 9,000 8.500
St. Joseph 600 6.600 6,600
Chicago 4,600 20.000 14,000
Ht. 1X3U1B 7.100 8.400 3.400
Kansas City 2.600 8,300 9,600
Total
...12,00 62.300 35,900
Cotton Sfarket.
NEW YORK, May 15. COTTON-Bpot
closed quiet; middling uplands, l2o; mid
dling gulf, 12.25c; sates. 436 bales; futures
olosed steady; May. 11.40c: June, 11,47c;
July, 11.62c; August, ll.Slo; September.
ll.Olo; Ootober, 10.95c: December, J0.96o,
January. 10.94c: March, 11.02c.
COTTON Cloro. steady nt a net de
cline of one to two points.
nkw uuuigANM, jiay i& cotton
Bpot, quiet and unchanged; middling,
12 f-16c: sales, 3nb Oales.
ST. LOinS, May 15.-COTTON-Dulli
middling, 12Uc; no sales; receipts. 97T
bales; shipments, 1,235 bales; stock, 2S.8SS
bales.
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK, May 15.COFPEE-Steadj
at unchanged prices, to an advance ot
S points and sold 3 to 8 points net hlghrl
during the morning In response to rela
tively firm cables, unfavorable Brazilian
crop reports and scattered buying. In
the late trading there was moderate real
izing, which eased prices off from the
best. The close was steady. Bales, 81,000
sacks. May, 11.25c ; July, 11.30o; Septem
ber. 11.47a; December, lL4c; January,
11.49c; March, 11.62c, Spot steady; Rio
No. 7, llHc; Hantos No. 4, UVtBUHo. Mild
dull; Cordova, 11&0170,
Dry Good Market.
NEW YORK. May 16. DRY GOODS
The cotton goods market was quiet and
steady. The Urge carpet auction came
to a successful olosu Jobbers report a
quiet trade t-ir spot shipment, but a good
advance business for fall.
Nctt York Mtnlncr Stocks.
NEW YORK. May 15.-Closlng quota
tlons on mining stocks were:
Cn. Tunnel stock... t Little Chief t
do boada . . UMeilcsn ,. .., 70
Con, Cat. A Vs UOntarlo .. , .,, 200
Iron BtlTsr ... lUOpblr 10
LaadTtlla Con I Yellow jacket ...... . to
Offered,
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
Stock Quotations Scaled Down on
Small Volume of Business.
MANY NEW RECORDS REACHED
Ilenr Traders Attnok List Half
llenrtrilly nnd Movements Are
Nnrrow nnil Irresr
olnr. NEW YORK. May 15,-On small vol
ume of business quotations of stock
were scaled down again today. Nearly
it dozen new records for the year were
reached, although none of the active
stocks were In thn llt Th ?.,,. ii.
of demand for stocks Induced bear trad
Ifni? M"bul attacked the list
urm u-ui) anu movements were nar
row and Irregular until the final hour,
when tho market turned downward mort
decisive V While aaHW r,.- .I t.-
1 . . v 1 tj vj tu ur
largely for the short actount there were
signs of liquidation In various quarters
ana somo severe losses. The fcrtllltei
!T.0US tt" JW. . Cotton oil, the weak
c.t ui mp snares, nroite over four points
sale Pncln WB "Rn pressed foi
The expected engagement of $1,000,000
vn??u ITLfran?e ,WM -nounced
1 ho Bank of France In Its weekly state
ment reported nn Increase In gold In
hand of $1,826,000, but only one of the
shipments made to France since exporta
t ons werts resumed reached Paris In
mo to figure In tho report Although
U.10 HtJJi KnKland reported a loss of
over $2,600,000 gold for tha week, the pro-
highest of the year.
Chesipeako and Ohio sold off sharply
)tiv?J-ilt "L announced that the regular
dividend had been declared,
tn S B?.l.rP J th8 Ncw "ttV" board
Sio 1 ,,,l.2d8nd M not "-k'n ntll the
S2?Sf IrU.W,?'. ?.ond? .rorked.eMle,
ttli.-j A.'. "V '?r vniue, 11. 400,000.
' "''V ba" bonds were unchanged
Nl',",1';r ot sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Amlntmii Copper ... ikooo T4H nu nti
Amertftn Agricultural .. loo 4IU 41 4?u
Amrlrn Ueet Sutsr..., ..... JT
Amrloan Can ,. i.ooo u M" ..
American ran rfa too MU u ilS
American a A F . , H
Amtrlean ration Oil ... B.WO 41H MV ol
Am, loe Securltl , ... .Jj
American Llnuad 400 I I t
American LocematlTe ... too I1U llu lju
American R. A n loo MS H IIU
Am. 8, A n. ptd loo JMVt 103H 101U
Am. Sutar Iltflnln ' , JSH
Amarlcan T T....... MO 111 ill H7
Amarloan Tobacco 1K ixv 110 11T
Anaconda Mining Co..,, 100 TIH lju u
Atthlam . I, m u MU
AUhlMn oM , ... Mo lV ttV MV
Atlantlo Coast Una,,.,. 100 1J1H mil UOH
ntltlmore A Ohio...,,,., 100 (is IIU l
DHhlahera Steel , tl
Ilrookljn narld Tr. 7,700 MH MM llv
Canadian racltlo 11.100 217 IMS 1344
Ontrat Laathar mj
Cheaasatke A Ohio 10.100 41 IIS ati
Chlcato 0. W, ,.. ..... nu
Chlcaso, M. A Bt. P.,., 100 10IU IM lot
(Tilcapt A W. W... too 1MH tmt Itl
Colorado F, & I......... 100 II It WU
ContolldiUd Oai . ...... 100 MOV, 121 H 12IH
Corn rroducu M0 10H tOH 1H
Dataware Hildaon...., ,, ill
Danrar Rio Orand..,. II
Danrcr A It. O. ptd 1!
ntttlllara' Sacnrttlaa ,. .
Rrl (00 IIH MM, 21
tSrl lat ptd..., 400 41 4144 4IU
tola 2d M 100 1414 I4U I4V4
Oanaral Elactrlo ., too 1IIH 1"H 1I7U,
Orrat Northern ptd
nreat Northern Ore ctts.
Illinois Ontral ,,
tnterboraush Itat
Inter. Mat, ptd
International (arrester.,
Inter-Marina ptd ,
International Taper
International rump
Kantaa City Southern....
Lteleda (tan ,.
Lthtsh Valley
LoulKTllle ft NaahTllle..
It.. Bt. P. & 8. 81 e. M.
Mlsaourl, K. & T
Mliaourl Pielllc
vitlnnat tlWvU
National Lead
N It. It. et M. M pfd..
Nw York Central
N. V. O. A W
Verfolk - Wratarn
North American
Northern racltlo
racltlo Mall
PenntylTanta ,,,
reople's Oas
wo 118 mv;
II
100 UlVt 1144 111
M0 14 11H 1SH
00 IIH 4lti 41
i. .. .. 101
114
100 t iu
7U
,. ,. It
It
1,000 WH utH 111
400 111 1I0H HOU.
100 uiH lilH lit
tiH
1,100 IIH 44
114
, 41
KM IIH II 10U
1,000 HV, M
lH
mo imi 10m 1W
100 71H 7IU 70
100 114 114 1U(
1H
1,200 110H UOH U014
100 IM 10 1MH
rtttabarsh Coal
..... 17H
244 II
114
111 111
II tlu,
IIH HI
ii nu
IIH IIH
IIH IIH
..... II
41H 1H
, ... M
IS MH
I4H 14H
..... 71
14 H II
.. ., HH
Pullman ralaca Car.,..,
needing
Uepublle t. & 8
Republic I. & 8. ptd .,
Itock Island Co
Itock Island Co. pM.,,,
Ht. I4. A 8. F. Id ptd.
Seaboard Air Une
Staboard A L ptd.,...
flloae-Bheftleld B. A 1...
Soutlitrn Pectus
Southern Tlallwar
0. nallway pfd..
Teanassa Copper .....
Vfl 11
M0 II
100 M
Teiss ft Paelfls
nnlon THeirie .
27.W0 14IH 147H lltH
TTnlon PsctflO Pfd,
100 IIH "H H
:oo ssh h 4H
United States Resltr-
1 United (Mites Itubaer.
si
United States Bteel 17.M0 MJ4
II
IT 8. Bteel pfd
wrt lonu 10H lMi
Utah Copper
mm a. It M K1V
vc.roTlna Chemical .. 1.? 1H ijf
I. WW P , T. ... -
nr.K..h 1,1W 1
fix
1H
7H
Wabash pfd l.J H
Wanlarn Uarrlsnd "
7H
IIH I
Western TJnion
Weetlnthouse Klertrlo ..
Wheeling A L. B
....
.... 11
4H
Total asies lor ina oar, in.tw "'
BtJlTldend.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. May 15.-MONBY-On call,
steady; 244CO Pr cent; rulln rate.
2T4 per cent: closing bids, tK per cent;
offered at 2 per cent. Time loans,
steady; 60 days. 84 per oent; 60 days, 4
per cent: six monthatt, Per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 6 V.?
5H per cent. Stertlnff exohange. steady,
with actual business In bankers' bills at
$4 83 for 60-day bills and at $4.8330 for de
mand. Commercial bills, $4 82.
SILVER Bor, 61o: Mexican dollars, 48a
BONDS-Oovernment, steady; railroad,
easier.
Closing quotations on bonds today wtra
If" gVSriV. rsg. .I0OHK. C. Bo. ref. Is. . IIH
do itxnim l00u 5,u ' ?..
do toupon I.! 101? M. K. AT. 1st 4s..
U. S. 4sT reg UIH no gen. 4Hs-. IIH
40 coupon H "Mo, PaelBo Is. .11
Panama ts, toupon.lOlH do ooot. Is....... IIV
S ill (i otU.. Hnt It R of B 4H H ,
.&er. Ax Is. .... W T. C, ,. IHs. JJH
A T. A T er, 4s, . too do deb. 4s. .. IIH
Am. Tobacco 6a. Ill Y K H A H
Armour A Co. 4Hs. 10 cv. IHs . ... II
AtohUon re. A W. 1st e. 4. I H
do ct, 4a 1110,... do or. 4s 10
to n. ( MW No. Padtto ts.. M
ACL Ut 4s. .- IIH do la IIH
nil. A Ohio 4s II O. B. L. rMg. 4s. MH
rtrook. Tr ct. 4s. . MJi do con. Is, ... 4
Cen, of Os. la 1MH Reading ten. 4a. IIH
Can. Lfcather ta... MHB. U. A 5. f. fg 4s H
dies. A Ohio 4H- a Sn- la, .. 77
doconT. 4HS- L. 8. W. 0. 4a 1JH
Chicago A A. .. MHB A. U adi. ts. , 72
C D. A Q. j. 4.. . M.8o- pao. col. 4. . MH
do gen. 4a H do er. 4s.. .. . . ITH
C M A B P 0 4HS.1HH do 1st rf. 4s... , 10
r n I. A P. e. 4s. HU80. Rallvay ts. . .104
dc rfg. s do gen. 4a. . IIH
C A 8. r A a 4Hs M Union Pacine 4a.. MH
D A H. ct. 4a, .. 7 do ct. 4s ,. . IIH
D A R. O. ref. fra. 7IH 00 1st rt. 4s, IIH
Distiller.' Is .... J4U 8. Rubber Is. 101J4
Erie p. t. U. . IJ,4 V. 8. Bteel td la. MH
do gen. 4s 71 Va..C. Chem, la. II
do ct. 4a. ssr. H- HWaUsh 1st A ex. 4i UU
111 Cen. lit ref. UMHWeatem Md. 4s. 7IH
liter. M U. 4Hs.. lHWest. Blee. ct. N. MH
Inter. Met. 4Hs-,.- TIH Wis, Cntral 4s. 10 H
Jspsn 4Hs MH
Did. Otferad.
Roaton Stock Market.
BOSTON, May 15. Closing quotation!
on mlnlns stocks were aa follows;
Alloues tt Mohawk 41
Amal. Copper 7IH Netsda Cos UH
A. Z. U A B.. IIHNIpUstsg Mines . IH
Artsons Com IIH North Batta tl
II. A C. C. A B. M. IH North Lake ....... J
Cal. A Arliona..... II 0d Dominion .,. . 414
Cal. A Itecla 4U Oaceola II
Centennial llHQulncy 11
Copper Rang C. C. 414 Shannon ... .. I
East Dutta C. M . IIH Superior tVt
Franklin IH Superior A D. M . 1
Olrouz Con t Tamarack 27
Oranby Con I1HV. B 8. Jl. ft M . ns;
Qreene Cananea IH do pfd itK
Isle Rorala Copper tl Ctah Cos 14
Kerr 7-aka IHUtah Copper Co. . 104
Lake Copper It "Winona 14
La Salle Copper lltWolTerls to
Miami Copper . 21H
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
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