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REAL ESTATE.
CITY MlOPKnTV FOR SALE.
FIELD OLUB TTOMF,
Six rooms and bath, Bleeping poroh;
house entirely modern, nearly new; paved
street, paving paid; corner lot: near
uuu uur line, vwnw utuuung new
home, offers this splendid home at t4,H.
Act quick.
BEMIS-CARLBERG CO.
310-li Brandela Theater Bldg.
BARGAIN Six-room cottage; full lot;
MAP OP (1MXITA KTrneVrs
free at our office; two stamps by mall,
Chan, a Williamson Co., Real Estate.
Insurance, care of property, Omaha. Also
Omaha Red Book, vest pocket slie.
All modern ercept furnace and (100
vuau, ubjhjiuo av mommy, win uuy It.
PAYKR INVESTMENT COMPANY.
FOR SALTS -room modern house, fur
pace heat. 2512 No. 26th. Call Sunday.
BARGAIN 6-rooni cottage; full
fine location. Orvner. Web. 7M8.
lot;
TO BUT, SELL OR 1UCNT. FIRST SB IS
REAIi ESTATE.
FARM A It A At II I.AMIS FOR SALTS.
California.
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
AT.FAT.FA nnd FnTJIT Lands.
Southern Paclfio 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 n combined popula
tion of far over 1.000,000.
1M PER ACRE-EAST TERMS.
Join our half-rate excursion to
SUNNY CALIFORNIA
Juno 3d. See the
FONTANA ORANOE GROVES,
located on the electric 1'ne from Lot
Angeles to Riverside.
Make your reparations early and 1st us
how you the r'GOLDEN STATE" from
San Francisco to Sjrv-Dleeo.
For free handsomely Illustrated book
lets on all matters Collforlan, see or
write
KARL BREHME. E13 5ca bide
FOR SALE Farm land In the Antelope
valley, the milk bottle of Los Angeles.
Land In ths suburbs of Los Angeles is
becoming so valuable for subdivision pur
poses that the dairyman Is being crowded
out. Just recently It has bean discovered
that water' Can be had In large quanti
ties In the Antelope valley. An tins
promising valley Is only 70 miles from the
rapidly growing city of Los Angeles,
and because lan'd can still be had at a
low price, farmers and dairymen are
buying thousands ot acres of this fine
rich land. We, can sell you 20 aores or
more for 3100 per acre, on easy torras,
located one mile from a good town. This
la choice alfalfa and roar land.
For further particulars write to Cen
tlnela Land -Company. 1003 Title Iimur
ance Building, Los Angeles, California.
CALIFORNIA land oxcurslons 1st and
3d Tues. W. T. Smith Co. 815 City Nat. Bk,
Canada.
A CANADIAN half section In famous
Gooso Lake dlstrlat near two good towns,
perfectly, choice land at a bargain If
eold sooh. H. L. Archer. 314 Security
Bank Bide. Minneapolis, Minn.
form.
100-ACRE FARM.
Five miles ot Council Bluffs; good up
land, much of It Is practically level and
not over 8 or S acres rough; 5 acres al
falfa, fair house, plenty of berries and
outbuildings; barn yard slopes south, well
drained and pro tooted; fine orchard and
vineyard of about 2 Aores each. This is
hotter worth $160 por acre than many
farms that have sold for that 'figure. It
Is worth1 Investigating at $100 per acre.
Let tis show you. McGee Real Estate
Co., 105 Peatl St.
Kamti, ,
LAND BARGAINS 160 acres, well Im
proved, good soli, living water and tim
ber; crops In and go with place. A real
bargain on good terms. Near Parsons,
Kansas. Also 160 acres r!oh prairie and
bottom land, well Improved In gooa
neighborhood In HlcKory Ce.,- Mo.v neat
Weaubleau:' Will sell .for less than -any
surrounding farms'for- cash. ' '"
S. H. ARRISOT?, Nebraska City. Neb.
.Montana. ,
SIXTY THOUSAND acres Carey land
open to entry at Valler, Mont.; fifteen
annual payments; section famous for
grains, grasses, vegetables; well adapted
to diversified farming. For particulars
write Valler Farm Sales company, Box
1025. Valler. Mont.
Nebraska.
160 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
S referred. J. R. Collins,. 1029 Omaha Na
onal Bank Bldg., Omaha Neb.
Nerr York.
NEW TORK STATE FARM FOR SALE.
Tho eyes of the world are. turned to
ward Tork Btate. Farms Bargains. 126
acro form, 2 miles from village, price,
$12 per acre. 112-acre farm, 2 miles from
village, 11 to Syracuse, t24 per acre. 5
aero 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. $500 cash
down. Railroad fnre to purchaser. R.
Munson, 2428 S. Sallna, St.. Syraause,
N. T.
Oklahoma.
FOR SALE 8,000-acre ranch, Beckham
county, Oklahoma. 500 acres bottom land
tine cultivation, 350 acies nlfalfa, SO miles
4 and 5 wire fence; 6 miles hog-wire
fence; running water erery panture: 3
seta improvements; corn yield last year,
80 bu., flno prospects for crop this year,
E miles railroad town, great bargain,
J 12.60 per acre, will carry back 112,000,
,000 head stock on farm .would sell. No
trades. Hartszog & Reese. Carter, Okla.
Texas.
FOR quick sale, 640 acr3, near Hous
ton, on shell road, $30 nor acre, divide If
desired. F. A. Carpenter. Sbrnok, Tex.
REAIj estate loans.
MONET TO LOAN
ON OMAHA HOMES.
NO DELAY.
J. H. Mithen Co.,
INC.
821 CfTT NATIONAL BANK BLDG.,
DOUGLAS 1273,
MONEY? on hand at lowest rates for
leans on Nebraska farms and Omaha
My property in any amnunis,
H. W. BINDER.
S23 City National Bank Bldg.
MONET To loan on business or resi
dence properties. $1,000 to $600,000,
W. XI. TftUOlAP, pwb xonai xama.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
1016 Omaha National. Douglas 2718.
LOANS on farms and Improved city
property, E, SVi and 6 per cent; no delay.
J. H. Dumont & Co.. 1603 Fa mam St.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith &. Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
HARRISON A MORTON. 916 Ora. Nat.
n a D rrT Tfancs Loans $5O0 and up.
VIXVXV J-I.X JJXLWtJ. nmnh. Vt. Bank.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
wcao. veaq uing.. isth and Farnam.
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LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros.
REAIi ESTATE WAJfTED,
LIST your house with us. We have buy
rs. Osbotne Real Estate Co. Doug. 1474.
STEAMSHIPS.
ANCHOR LINE
BTEAMSHIPfl
Ball every Saturday to and from
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GLASGOW
Ocean oassage 74 days. Moderate ratsa
For book of tours, rates, ete , apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Gen. Atrts., 35 W. Randolph St. Chicago,
OR ANY LOCAL. AGENT.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Situation Continues to Be a
Nervous .One in Pit
CORN SHORTS NOT TROUBLED
Lone on Yellow Cereal for Mar Deliver-
Are Not Likely to Net
the Opposition Vcrr. Much
Feature of Trading.
OMAHA. May 19, 1913.
Thore are two important factors sur
toundlng the wheat market Just now.
On the one hand may be seen tho losy
crop prospects, which may possibly show
n falilim itf l.etwcn tnls time and the
ripening ot the bruin, while on the other
side aie the concentrated holdings of the
May future at Chicago, coupled with the
fact that those who own anu may control
enough ot the cash attlcle to prevent the
shoriB from doing a great deal of dam
ago in the matter ot evening up tholr
positions by making deliveries on con
tracts. Those who own cash whoat know that
i".?? 2C ths ve'' b"t nuallty and that It
will ba wanted before another crop is
available and seasoned for milling pur
poie. Conditions may be said to be ab
normal. Witli a bumper crop of winter
wheat almost at our doors and with tho
prospeats for an average crop of spring
wheat the situation In tho pit continues
nervous from day to day. Daring shorts
have put out lines of defeued futures
with the expectation of covering these
contract! and aeourtng a profit.
It U only necessary for the casual ob
server to look backward even as short a
time as a week to sea wheie the short
sellers have landed. They are generally
lorooa u ouy tno wneat sola snort at a
loss, and the ttade not unlike the Small
fish, are to be seen In "schools."
Were the speculators of the country
more divided In their actions the sharp
price changes to be seen from time to
time would not be In evidence, but the
temper would be more oven. Cash wheat
wss UHc higher.
Those who are long on corn for May
delivery at Chicago are not likely to glvo
the shorts a great deal of trouble, as It
is generally believed that the open Inter
est In the May option is not a large one.
The "cotton crowd' stepped out of the
May option with handsome profits, but
that month was taken by a Chicago con
cern, which has made the most out of It
and now stands to make additional prof
its. This, however, will be controlled by
the run of corn, which Is promised to
increase not only at Chicago, but at some
ot the other markets of the country.
Cash corn was unchanged to Ho higher.
Most traders think oats should continue
to show a good tone and they advise buy
ing, them on the setback. Only UQo
higher. ,
Clearances of wheat and flour were 637,
000 bu.; corn, 5,000 bu.; oats, 67,000 bu.
Wheat at Liverpool closed unchanged
to He higher; corn, Vic higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 603,000 bu.
and shipments 407,000 bu., against receipts
of 556,000 bu. and shipments of 473,000 bu.
last year.
Primary corn receipts were 313,000 bu.
and shipments 342,000 bu., against receipts
ot 659,000 bu, and shipments of 407,000 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 580,000 bu.
and shipments 791,000 bu., against receipts
of 753,000 bu. and shipments of 349,000 bu.
last year. '
Cnrlot Receipts.
WhmL Corn. Oniii.
Chicago 15 53 189
Minneapolis 160
Dunluth 77
Omaha 60 26 22
Kansas City 70 48 14
St. Louis 75 73 87
Winnipeg ., 751
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat. No. 2 hard.
85S6cc: No. 3 hard. 84Sfio! No. 4 hnrd.
8OVS0S4c; No. 3 spring, St6S5c; No. 4 spring,
swassiic; iso. s durum, S7J5ssc: no. 3
durum, SCUysic. Corn. No. 2 white, 67',Scj
No. 3 white. 67057iic: No. 4 white. 65ia
664cf No. 2 yellowi E6'ici No. 3 yellow,
5titl66Uo; No. 4 yellow, M0554c; No. 2,
5C4c; No. 3, 65W?66c: No. 4, 66654c Oats:
No. 2 whlto, 3&&36iic: standard, S5"4o; No.
3 white, 3o4(3354c; No. 4 whlto, 31H35o.
nancy : waiting, wsjwc: no. l reea, 4iffl
43c. Rye-. No, 2, 5014057c; No. 3, E5H
ftc.
The following cash sales were reported
today: Wheat Noi 2 hard winter. 4
oars, 85V4o. No. 3 hard winter; 1 car, 85c;
2 cars, 84tic; 2 cars, S44c; "J4 car, S4c. No.
nara winter: l'A cars, ic. uejeciea,
hard, winter: 4 car, 75c. No. 4 spring:
1 .car. (smutty). 80c. Oats: Standard. 1
car, 35c, No. 3 white: 3 cars, 334c; 3
cars, 35c. No. 4 white: 3 cars, 35c. Corn:
No. 2 yellow, 1 car, 66c. No. 3 yellow:
1 car, 6Co; 1 car, 56c. No. 3 mixed: 4
cars, DCc; 1 car, 65c; car, 654c. No.
4 mixed: 1 car, 55Mc.
St. Louii General Market.
em t AftTU ....... in wiiwim..n k.
No. 2 red, $1.001.04; No. 2 hard, 9O092HC
i:uiuv jno. z, Kftc; no. l wnite, wxffiac
OATS-No. 2, 3?c No. 2 white, 33V4c
RTE Firm at 61c.
Closing prices:
WHEAT-July. 86854c: September.
86?ic
CORN-Juiy, 56HSXi6?ic; September, 56
e66Tic.
OATH-Juiy, 30c: September, 30c.
FLOUR Dull: red winter patents. $4.75
6.05; extra fancy and straights, $3.0g
4.70; hard winter clears, $3.0033.00,
bbbd-Timotny. i.oo.
CORNMEAL $2.50.
BRAN Lower: sacked, east track. 158
92c.
HAT Quieter; timothy, $14.0018.00.
IRON COTTON TIES-flSc.
BAGGING 10c.
HEMP TWINE 8e.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: jobbing.
$19.75. Lard, higher; prime steam, $11.0571
11.15. Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed,
extra shorts. 111. 37 clear ribs.' $U.87V4:
short clears , $12.00. Bacon, unchanged;
boxed, extra snorts, tiz.Nitti clear riDS,
$12.S7U: short clears, $13.00.
POULTRY stcaay; cnickens. 14c;
springs. 23 30c; turkeys, 10c; ducks, 12e;
geese, 7c.
butter duu; creamery, z4wo,
EGGS Lower at 17c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 11.000 10.900
Wheat, bu 60,000 71.700
Corn, bu - 87.000 36,000
Oats, bu 62.000 22,600
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 19. WHEAT Spot,
steadv; No. 2 Manitoba, 7s 7'4d: No. 3
Manitoba, 7s 6Hd. Futures, steady; May.
7s 6ftd; July, 7s, 4'id; October. 7s 2nd.
CORN-Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, 6a Ud: American mixed, new, kiln
dried, 6s ld; American mixed, old, 5s
llltd; American mixed, old, via. Calves-
WANTED TO BUT.
Dolgoff 2d-hand store pays highest priest
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1607.
WOULD like to buy a five cr six-room
house to be moved on a lot. One In the
neighborhood of 24th and Clark preferred.
Telephone Red 4301.
PEST Prices for furniture. Call D. TWX
D. 8056. v Quick buyers ot furniture.
WANTED TO RENT
LIST your house with us. We have
buyers. Osborne Real Estate Co. Doug.
1474.
LIVK STOCK MARKET OP WEST
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shr'nkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Slock ConiniUlon Merchants.
BTERS BROS. & 'co. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 222 Exchange Bldg.
MARTIN BROS. CO.. Exchange BldgT
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received at the office of
the secretary of (date. Lincoln, Nebraska,
until Jl o'clock a. m., May 26, 1913, for
the erection f a brick, steel and con
crete .agricultural ball at the state fair
grpunds, Llnoo'n, Nebraska according
to the plans and ri e Itlcatlons, which
may be had upon application to Secretary
W. II Meilur iate capifol, secretary of
state, or Archi-.-ct Surd P. Miller, 734
Brandela theater building, Omaha. Neb.
Al. applications t p'..ir-. i us! be as.
companled by lertlfiel rhrck for $25.00,
payable to t, i secitaiy U state.
aj.di-o: ; WAIT.
Heeretary of the B. P. L. & B.
M.17-d7t
ton, 5s fd. Future, steady; July, La
Platta, 4s llHd.
FLOl'll-Winter patents. 3d.
HOPS-In London, Pacific coast, 14 1MV
16 Us.
CHICAGO UHAIX AND PROVISIONS
Features ot tlin Trrullne nnd I'lnstnir
Prices on Hoard ot Trade.
CHICAGO. May 19, More of a dMrw(
than expected lit the visible supply total
gave tho wheat market today a decided
lift The ciose was firm at an advanoo
of Hfflc net. Com finished tiMic; onts
with iv gain of He to ttTio and provi
sions dearer by ,t4jc.
Falling oft in the visible supply re
ceived emphasis from a out ot 519,000
bushels In Chicago stocks. It was In
regard to the local end of the situation
that shorts evinced chief solicitude.
Tightness of May (option speedily be
oamo pronounced and caused that option
to lead the advance. There was also a
big drop in the amount ot shipment on
ocean passage.
Belief that some hard winter wheat
hnd been sold here for export checked
the bear effect that Ideal weather In the
spring wheat crop belt othorwlso might
have had. Talk that hitherto rosy
prospects for humper crops southwest
were not quite so bright also operated
to sustain prices.
Scaboani clearances of wheat and
flour today equaled 537,000 bushels.
Primary receipts of wheat were 665,000
bushels against (56,000 bushela a year ago.
Corn was also strong from tho start.
Iowa points reported that much corn
land was under water, and that the
weather was, too cold. Nebraska, too,
sent word of delayed planting. Oats
shorts bought on account of scantiness
of moisture In Illinois.
Denvtnd for provisions exceeded the
offerings. Packers sold sparingly or not
at all. and closing figures were at the
top for the .day,
Artlolel Open. 1 Hlgh. Low. Close. Safy.
Wheat 1 "
May. 90 1 90 91 90
July, SS'ifiii tSKWi Ht&ti S9H 8?i
Bept. SSVitki $S?J 88gsSV( 58i SStfOH
Deo. 90-X 90U 90U 90H 90H
Corn
May. 56 56H 56 66"i S5T4
July. SStttrU Ktt 661i 66; CO
Sept. 6Ci5 67U 66H C7'.4V4 66H
Dec. 641 65 64i 55 64V4
Oats III
May. 3S S9?i SR; 39i SS
Jwly. SfilUffH 3W 36i
SjfPt. 35i!i S6i 35i 3&A.fci35'H
Pork I
May. 19 85 20 00 19 SG 20 00
July. 19 60-65 19 85 19 60 19 $T 19 CO
Sept. 19 40 19 C3U 19 40 19 50 19 CO
Lard
May. 11 05 11 25 11 05 11 25 11 03
July. 10 90-92 11 02U 10 90 11 024 10 90
sept ii oo li io ii oo n io io rni
Ribs
May 11 97'4 11 95 11 97H U M
July. 11 I'M 11 2714 11 1754 H 374 U 12-15
Sept U 00 11 124 H Q7',4 11 12V4 U 00
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
$1.05HO1.07l! No. 3 rod, 98CSM1.02. No. 2
hard: 9193ic: No. 3 hard. 89JT92o; No. 1
northern, 91ff934c; No. 2 northern, 9092c;
No. 3 northern, 8S09Oo; No. 2 spring, 90fl
92c; No. 3 spring. 8SJt90c; No. 4 spring,
8237c: velvet chaff, 88ft93V4c; durum, Wt
96c. Corn) No. 2, 67iff57Uc; No. 2 white.
60f604ci No. 2 yellow, 67tT57Hq; No. 3.
6C'4(S66ic: No. 3 white, 69S4SJ0c; No. 3
yellow, 6706TUO! No. 4, 65UQ5Uc: No. 4
white, BS4fi9c; No. 4 yellow, 6CJfK6V4o.
Oats: o. 2 white! 40o; No. 3, S64c: No. 3
white, 37si03S4o; No. 4 whlto. X7fl7tfc;
standard, 39Mlfl39;e. Rye: No. 2, C3o. Bar
ley, 4SIiSc. Timothy, $2.853.C5. Clover,
nominal. Pork. $20.00. Lard, $11.25
11.274. Ribs. $11.6012.00.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
ttnotations of the Day on Vnrionn
Commodities.
, NEW YORK, May 19. FLOUR Steady
and without quotable change: spring; pat
ents, $4.GO4.S3; winter straights, $4,403)
4.C0; winter patents, $4,7553.10; spring
clears, $4.004.2O; extra No, 1 winter, $3.80
04.10; extra No. 2 winter, $3,700(1.80; Kan
sas straights, $4.1504.25; fancy spring
patents, $5.40S5.95. Rye flour, steady;
fair to good, $3.6030.86; choice to fancy,
$3.9004.00.
WHT2AT Spot, firm; No. 2 rod, nom
inal; No. ,1 northern, Dtlluth, $1.004,
f. o. b. afloat. Futures were generally
firm all day on dry weather In Canada,
large clearances and the strength Of
coaiso grains. May, 99c; July, OT'jc; Sep
tember, 96ic.
CORN Spot, firm; export, 61sc, nom
inal, f. o. b. afloat.
OATS Spot, firm: standard whlto, 44
444o; No. 2, 45c; No. 3, 44o; No. 4, 43c;
ordinary clipped white, 4344p44c; fanoy
clipped white, 45c.
RYE Firm: No. 2 western, 60334io,
a I. f. New York.
BARLEY Steady; malting. 55S0Cc,
a 1. f. Buffalo; feeding, 54c, nominal,
a 1. f. New York.
CORNMEAL Firm; fine white and
yellow, $L35CPL40; coarse, $l.S0t?l.a5; kiln
dried, $3.35.
HAY Firm: No. 1. $11.00flll.OG; No. 2,
$10.00; No. S, $8.0030.00.
HOPS Quiet ; state, common to cnoice,
1912. 1523o; 1911, 9lo; Pacific- coast, 1912,
1520o; 1911, ll14c.
IIIDBS-Steady; Bogota, 284294o;
Central America, 28&c,
PETROLEUM 5tcadv; refined Now
York, bulk, $5.00; New York, barrels, $8.70;
cases, zii.ou.
WOOL Steady; domestlo fleece, XX
Ohio. 27008c
LKAfTHER Steady ; hemlook firsts, 28
29c; seconds. 2728c.
PROVISIONS Pork, firm; mess, $21.75
JJ22.25; family, $24.00345.00; packed, $20.76
22.25, Beef, steady; mess, $19.00020.00;
family, $33.0OSt0O. Cut meats, steady;
piokled belUes, 10 to 14 lbs., 14H3164o;
pickled hams, $15.25. Lord, firm: middle
west prime, tU.2O8U.30; refined, firm;
continent $1175; 8tuth America, $12.85;
compound. $8.8743.62H.
TALLOW Quiet: clty 64o; epeolal,
6c; country, 64CS?o.
BUTTER Firm: creamery extras, 28
ffl29c; firsts, 27t28ic: seconds, 2C40C7o;
state dairy finest 28Jt284c; process ex
tras, 28c; firsts, 273CTMio; Imitation oream
ery firsts, 27o; faotory, current make
firsts, 29c j packing Btook, current mako
flrts, 26o; packing stock, current make,
No. 2, 2So.
CHEESE Firmer; receipts, S41 boxos;
state, whole milk, fresh colored specials,
13Vio; white specials, 13V4c! skims, 2413o.
EOGS Steady; receipts, 23,983 coses;
fresh gathered extras, 22V423c; . fresh
gathered storage packed firsts, 21022c;
fresh gathered regular packed extra
firsts, 2ietU4c: firsts, 2frSaoUc; Pennsyl
vania and nearby hennery whites, 22gC4o;
western Fathered whites, SOSIS'VO.
POULTRY Dressed steady; fresh killed
western fowls, 1701914c; turkeys, 18020c
RICE Firm; strained common to
good. 2Wo: Patna, 640?io.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, 86066c.
ICnnans City Grain nnd Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Mav 19. WHI3AT
Cash, No. ,2 hard, 8540S94; No. 3, 8y
si w; no. 2 rea, mxivio; rso. s, xusmc,
CORN No. 2 white, 68c; No. 3, 67V40CS&
OATS No. 2 white. S743Sc.
Closing price on futures:
WHEAT May, 83Ho; July, 824o; Sep
tember. 82?ic.
CORN May. fflHo: July. 66o: September.
C5T4C
OATH May, 37c; July, S5To; September.
85Hc.
RyE-590COc.
HAY-Steadv: choice Umothv. $12.76
13.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 27o; firsts, 26c;
seconds, 25c; packing, 21o.
EQOS Firsts. lS8'iS4c: seconds, 13014c
POULTRY Hens, 134Q14c; roostere, 10c;
ducks, 15c,
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 20.000 4,000
Corn, bu U.000 18.000
Oats, bu ,...14,000 ' 15,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 19.-WHKAT-May.
884o; July, 88408Hc; September.
90e04c. Cash: No. 1 hard, 924c; No.
1 northern, 90H91Hc; No. 2 northern,
SStv&SKici 3 hard Montana, 91Hc; No,
3, f.Si7c.
FIXUR-FIrTit patents. $4.6)04.85; soo
ond patent', $1.2604.00: first clears, $-VJ0
($3.70; second clears, $2 803.20.
BRAN-J17.C0ei8.OO.
CORN No. 3 yellow, GOc.
OATS-No. 8 white, 350G64c.
RYE No. 2, WtitAa.
FLAX-U.S0V4fll-SL
BARLEY 450c.
SlUrraukoe Grain Market.
MILW1AUK1SE, May 19. WHEAT No.
1 northern. 94S5c; No, 2 northern, 91&03c;
No. 2 hard. asifOSc; May, 91o; July, 8STa
CORN No. yellow, fftj; No. 3 white,
COo; No. 3. S7HWo; May, 57o; July,
666He.
OAT &Q2ii'
EAKLEY SJS&ia
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Low-priced Railroad Issues Show
Aoutc Weakness.
ROCK ISLAND SHARES HEAVY
Lenders Avrntt Ontcomo of Today's
Offerlnir of New York'a Four
ntul One-Half Per Cent
Itnmln,
NEW TORK. May 19.-Tho partloular
point ot Interest In today's stock market
was the ncute weakness of a number
ot low priced tatlroad stocks and bonds.
St Louis & San Francisco securities
stood out conspicuously with docllnes of
6 points for the common .nnd seconil
preferred stook; 12 points fur tho first
preferred and nearly 3 points for tho 6
per cent bonds. The first preferred at
35o was the lowest since tho low record
of S4V.0 whs mado in ISStS. and the second
t preferred touching 12, won at the bottom
tlgure slnco 1897.
Inquiries ollcitod no official explana
I tion of tho weakness of the securities.
Rock Island shares also were heavy.
I In all eleven railroad stocks touched tho
low prices for the movement, me mar
ket In general held up well In the faco
ot these declines and of rather active
selling for foreign account. In the
second "half of the session foreign stocks
advanced above Saturday. Leaders were
awaiting the outcome of tomorrow's of
fering of $45,000,000 bond Issue abroad.
Bids for tho city bonds from out of town
banks wore being received today by tholr
representatives here. It Is hoped that
If this Issua and the Chinese loan uro
attended with tho success which Is pre
dicted for both of them the tesult may
bo to stlmulato the Investment demand.
Bonds wore Irregular, weakness ot
speculative Issues offset Improvement
elsewhere. Total sales, par value,
$1,618,000.
United States bonds wore unchanged
on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
en Btocks were as follows:
M1M. linn. 0r !""
Am&ltamtel Copper
11, 1W) ,4Vi
7W
7Vt
Ainerlcm Axriouuuru
Arawlcan Uwt Busar.... 400 MH
AmfrltM Cm (.000 91
American Can pfd 00 1H
Amarkan C. ft F
Amcrlcaji Cotton Oil
Silt
liVi
40
u
9
Am. Ico aaourllira
American Llnftwd
ArarrlcaA tocumotlto .,
American b'. A H. ......
Am. S. & It ptd
Am. Busar Halloing
American T. ft V
Amtiloan Tobaoco
Anaconda. Mlnlns Co....
AUhmon
Atchison ptd
Ai.aituu (.out !&.....
Ilaltlmoro Si Ohio
Belhlehctn Steel
Urooalyn Itapld Tr......
Canadian l'acltls
too
9V4 IU
too CI tilt V4
ISO 101 101 101K
100 110 no io
m
100 uo tj tst
1,000 V tH I7V4
100 mi ! fS
tOO SH tvi
100 131ft 181 H lll'i
100 t ISH SV4
4,300 m ll'i S1V4
.ioo tm, tasi ssiH.
Central leather 1W 21H
CneeapeaVe ft Ohio. 210 61H
Chlcaso U. W 100 1354
C, M. ft lit. r 20O 1M
Chlcam A N. W
"ft
1N
lott loiH
lot
4
130
10U
16J
17
12
ltl
i
4
Colorado F. & I ,.
Conrolldated Uaa
Corn l'roducti 100 104 10U
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & IUo arands... 400 114
uuuver Ac it. 0. U(d.... 200 JH
II
16H
n
Distillers' HecurlUes .... 900 15H
Brie ...1 ,00 lih
Krle lit ptd COO 424
Krte it pfd 100 314
344
uenerai i.iecirio
Great Northern pfd
(ireat NVirthern Ors ctta.
Illinois Central
Interboroufh Met. ......
1 ... , -1. . pttt.
International Harrester..
Inter-Marine ptd
International l'aper .....
International Pump
Kansas City Southern....
ldcledo (las
Lehigh VaJley
Louisville & Nashville..
M., tit. 1: & a. 8. 11...
Missouri, K. ft T
Missouri Ilaclflo
National Dlsoult
INallonal Lead ,
N. II, It. ot 1L 24 ptd,.
New York Central
n. y o. & w
(Norfolk St Western..,..,.
Mirth American
Northern I'scldo
Pacltla Mall
rennajrlvanla
People's Oas
IV, tt, C. & St. L...I...
Plttsbunli Coal
I'reMed Steel Oar
Pullman Falaoo car.
Heading-
Iteoublle I. ft H
SM 13SH 1M
131
COO 1MV 12U lit
tCO U 3IU Ui
too luu lit uu,
tOO 14Vi KS 14i
1,700 t04 (0k (OH
IDA lMli 104H 103
0 14 144 U
I
I
31
tOO 234 33
000 154
too lit
100 lit
1,300 23U
a 300 3U
iei ieii
131K "Hi
131 130H
UV, 23i
"H 314
I0O 1144 1US 113
41
1,100 214 31V4 I1H
1,000 100H H V
400 21 Sl I3H
10O 109H 10SS 103
200 72 71 114
400 114i 1144 114
11
4,800 1104 110 110U
109 109 109 1014
ft
114
,. 14
400 153 1MU 151
34,(00 1404 l!s 1IXH
Republic I. ft a pfd,,,. tOO
nock liland Co 14.000
Rock Island Co. pfd 1 000
gV4
144.
It
ni
21
tOH
u
274
It
Seaboard Air Lino . . .. ii2
Ki.i a t . ... ii '..!: ".1;; "7s
. n.i . j. , l J, iiu,....,
Bloas-Shelflold 8. A I...
toutbrrn I'acltlc
Southern Hallway
80. Rallvar pfd
Tennesse Copper
Texas A Pacirio
Union Paotfio
too 414 404
41
II
l.COO
too
100
M4
23'4
7i
Ml
24
71
"fa
21
744
iV,0OO 1414 1484 IO
United States Realty.'".'." .".'.'!'.'.'
1,'nlted States Hubber.... 1.10O
'24
eiH
tiu
Cli
1054
0H
M
uui.vu DtRioo eieoi , 13,300
u. o, oteei pia ,.
Itsh Copper
VaCnrollna Chemical
200 100X4 1084
1,100
m4
ninun
Wabash Dfd1 .
100
too
1
Western Maryland
7
l4
U
'It
wosiern union
Wetlnhouso Blectrlo ,. 500 t2
cm
nnoeiine c lAke Erie.. 100 4
Total sale, for the day. IC2.I0O shares.
Now York Money Market,
NEW YORK, May 19.-MONEY-On
call, steady at 2,W2i nor cent; rullnB
rate, 2 per cent; closinff bid. 24 per
cent: offered at 24 per cent. Time loans,
steady; sUty and ninety days, 4 per cent!
six months, 44 per cent,
PRIMR MHR.QA NT1LH PAPER 6U
64 per cent. w
STBRLTNO KXCHANGB Klrmer, with
actual business In bankors' bills at 14.43
for sixty-day bills and at tiMCD for de
mand. Commercial bills, U k2'i.
SILVER Bar, COTto; Mexican dollarn,
430.
BONDS-aovernmcnt, steady; railroad,
irrocular.
CloBlot quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. 8. ret. la, ref.,.100 K, a Bo. ref. T4
do coupon 1001 L. ff. dob. 4s MM... ISH
V. 3. Is, rc 1011 U.. & K. unl. u.. Il2
do coupen 1MM, JC & T. 1st 4s 10
TT. S. 4s. res 1U do rn. 44s M
do coupon 114 Mo. rscltlo to M
Panama Is, coupon. 103' do con v. tt. IIU
A.-C lot Is ctfs.... N II It ol il tvisll
Amer. Ac. to 111 N. Y, C. fc 3s... 3H
A. T. St T. ov. 4s. .1004 do deb. is It
Am. Tobacco Is... Ill N Y K II & It
Armour St Oo, 4i. ; cv. 3Hs II
Atchison (so. 4s.... 144 N. ft W. lit 0. 4a.. n
do cv. 41 1IS0 MY do ev. 4t 1041
do cv. ts IIVNo. Iacirio 4a I5T4
A. C. U lit 4s 14 do ts , CIU
Bal. ft Ohio 4s 2'iO. 8. L. rfds. 4s... IH
do i4s IIUI'onn. cv, l4s lilt. 17
Drook. Tr. ev. 4s... W do con. 4s.,.,,,., ll'i
Cen. of Oa, ls..,.10S4Itdlnc cn. 4s..,. 144
On. leather Is..,. I3HH. I ft B. 1". fr 4a
Cnea. ft Ohio 44s. M!l do (en. (s 71
do coov. 44 St U 8, W. c. 4s 71
Clilcsio A . 3is.. U B. A. I sd). Co.... 72
CtB. i Q. J. 4s..,. 4H8o. Ito, col. 4s... II
do (on. is do ov. 4s,..,...,,. 11U
C M & a I 0 4is..l01H do 1st ref. 4s u
C It. I. ft P. c. U. (7USo. (Ullway Eo....,lMV4
do rf(. 4s.,,. , IIH do (on. U,.. ...... 74
C A B. r ft 4is, 114 Union Ptclllo 4.. its
D. Sc it. ov. 4s.... W do ov. 4s..., ft
n. & It, O. ret. ts 7S Ao 1st A ref. 4s I1U
Distillers' ts l U. B. Rubber ls.,,.1014
Brio p. I. 4t M U. 8. Steel 14 it. .10014
do (en. 4s 72iV..C Chom. S, ,., Mi
do cv. 4a ser, ft. 70 Wabash ltt St ei, 4a tiK
III. On. 1st r. 4t. lOHWootern Md. 4. .. IsU
Inter. Mot. 41is.... 7141 West. Bleo. cr. tt.. so2
Inter. M. M. 44.1.. MV4WIa Contrsl 4s,. Jo
Japan 4 Ha M
1)14. Oftoroo
Iiosloii Stock Market.
BOSTON, May m-Closiruf quotations
on mlnlne stocks wero as follows:
Allpuet 24Mohawk 41 U
Amal. Copper ...... 74V4N'vana Oon 1441
A. 1. U 8 214Mplse1n( Minos ... li
Arliona Com.' lUhbrth UutU ........ 2s3
B. ft a C. ft B. M. H4North Lake I l2
Cal. ft Arltona...... 444 Old Dominion 44
Cal. & lleels. ...,..4 Oscoola ..' tl
Oentennlal HHQulnoy , et
Copper Ranks C. O. 4tJ4 Shannon IV.
Ksst Butto C. M. . 114 Superior ' jvi
Frsoklln 6Vi Superior St I). M... I
Olrsux Con 1 15-11 Tamarack , 21
flranby Con. . .... 4t4U. S. 8. IL Si IX.., 114
Qroeno Onanea .. . 64 do ptd tt
Isle lloyala Copper. 4 Utah Con. t4
Kerr Lake ll-l4Dtl Copper Co...., SOU
Lake tapper lltsWsnon ig
La Balls Ctppor.. . 21 Wotverlno . to
Miami Copper l&H
Ks -dividend. Asses omeot paid.
Trenaiary Stutrinrnt,
WASHINGTON, lay l&.-The condition
of the United States treasury at the be
ginning of business today was: Working
balance. 161.aa.aVi; In bunks and Philip
pine treasury, 48,88G,0S4; total of arneral
fund. ,132,701130; receipts Saturday, $2,.
609.377; disbursements. 12. 197,021. Tim sur
plus this fiscal year Is HS3HK. as against
a deficit of 112,133,690 last year, The fig-
ure for receipts, disbursements, surplus
nnd deficit tx.lurie t'unam ratia him
public debt tmtioactloiis.
Iioenl Securities.
QueUttmti tttrnfh4 by Rvrn. Hrlnxer
41 Oauht Ntlknul bulk bttlldlnt:
& Co.,
Asked.
M
Bl.
Cornell Ill.tf. O. ft E , IMS J
UratU Stiurltjr Co. lVtl MH
Dw Co. I ft et pfd MH
Pilrnont Vttrt; tvir. rvf eeat. W
loJ. Tel. Co. lt PM, Oe. Illuiri.... H
Kimii City, Un.. T p. o. lu bill.. MH
KIDS Vh.. X, IMt , 1M
Ion Angtlra Ky. U. Illl ,., H
MrlVok. Nfb.. H, lilt,. 1W
100
Mi
1HH
M
100
lM.tl
7
loon
II
100
MH
M'4
IH
100
im
M4
1014
100
14
101
lot
1014
Montr) Ttamwey Is. lll II
Onisha Oas H, 1917 II
City of Omaha 4Ms, lilt II
Omaha A C. 11. t. Ky. . HI! II
Omaha A C, H. . Ity. ptd UH
Omaha St C. XI W. Ily. com......... im
Offitha ft C. B. R. ft H. pfd U,
rMtlo T. A T. It, 1MI MV4
I'aelflo U A 1. p. e. note. 1111.. M'i
Sioux City Mock Tarda, pM It
Bait Iko City School to. 1114 It
San I'ranelseo It. IMt 101
t'nltetl Slates Nat. hank, Omaha.... Jm
Union Stock VtrJi, stook. Omaha.... Nt4
lldiks Oram Co., com 114
Tarema, Watb., ret. Is. 1IU 101
I more, Ntb., It, 1M1 10V
I Cotton Market,
NEW YORK, Mny 19.-COTTON-Siot
closed unlet nnd ntrndy,:, .tnlddllnir up
lands, 17c; mlddlliiK RUlf. l$-c. Sales.
bales.
LIVERl'OOL, Mny l!.-COTTON-Spot
dull; prlcen raalor, middling, fair, 7.ISd;
Hooil nilddllnc, 6.9d; tnUUUlnB, 6.?d; low
mUldllnB. G.MhI; good ordinary, 6.21di ordi
nary, B.S7J. Snloi. 0,000 bales.
New York Mlnlns f4tnck.
N10W YORK, May 19. doalnic rjuotn
tlons on mining stocks were;
CJn. Tunnel stock... I Little Chief
do bonds llMeifcan 70
Don. Cel. & V 11 Ontario too
Iron 8llvsr USOphlr 14
Let4v!ll Con I Yellow Jacket 10
Offered.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, May 19. American soourltlos
were quiet and featureless dutlng the
early tradlnK today. At noon tho tono
was dull and prlcos were from 4 to H
hiRher tnan aatumay a rsew xorK ciosinK.
Mctnl Market.
NRW YORK. Mav 19. MKTALS CoD-
per: Dull nnd easy; May nnd June, $13.60
offered; July, J16.45 offered: Aurust,
15.374 offered; electrolytic, J15.S7yj'lfi.Wi
lake. 318.00; cnstlnKs. u.6a4. Tin: Dull
una easy; spot nnn aiay, sti.omutf.io,
June. I47.fi2WHNS.00: JtllV. S47jO0tr47.S. Lead!
Stoady nt 14.30 tiu. rinoiter: rsosy at k.io
fTR.46. Antimony. Dull; Cookson'a. JS.769
9.M. I Iron: Quiet: No, 1 northern, l.Wtt
17.60i No. 3 northern. i).TMri7.w; no. 1
souiiiern, k.wum.ov, iw. puuiuoiii, iuu,
$17.00ff't7.60. Copper arrivals today, aoa)
tons, ttxponn mis mumiu ions,
London market closed as follows: Tin,
steady; spot, 1219 16s; futures, 1314. Cop
per, nteady; spot, OS 16s; futures, KS 12s.
Lead, US 17s 6d. Spelter, 31 15, Iron,
Cleveland warrants, 70s.
ST. LOUIS, Mny 19. METALS Lead I
Weaker at 4.17MS20. Spelter: Dull at
15.80.
Coffee Market,
NEW YORK, May 19,-COFFEK-Futures
openod steady, Unchanged prlooa
to an advance of 1 point In tho absence
of Important orrerlntrs, but soon easeni
off under scattered local selling- which
seemed to he promoted by cnsler Euro
pean cables. Renewed support from near
month hulls oheckod the decllno and tho
market closed steady at a not loss of
rrm 4 to 6 points. Baios, zi.sv Data.
May, ll,12o; July, 11.15c; Beptember and
October. ll.SIp; Iecember, 11.85o: January,
11.860! March, 11.3So. Spot, barely steady;
Rio 7s. Wie; Santos, 4s, 18WMSHo. Mild,
quiet; coraova, I4wri7, nominal,
Vlslltln Supply nf Grain.
NEW YORK, May 1.-The visible
supply of grnln In tho United States
May 17, an cotripiled by the Now York
Produce exchnnrro was as follows: wheat.
42,850,000 bu.; decrease, 2,018,000 bu. Wheat
in Dono, a.K54.wo ou.: increased, 405,ooo bu.
Corn, 4,831,000 bu.j decreased, 1,483,000 bu.
Oats, 7.S05.000 bu.; decreased, 800,000 bu.
Oats In 'bond. 1.470.000 bu.: Increased.
092,000 bu. Ryo. 690.000 bu.: decreased.
88.000 bti. Rarley, 1,770,000 bu.i decreased,
An MA .... . . . . . . . . ... . '
,vuu uu, imnov in Dono, BiD.wu DU.; in
creased, 10000 bu. i
Evaporated Apples anil Dried Fruits
NEW YORK May 19. EVAPORATED
At't-mu-Wuiot out nrm: fancy, 7HBW;
olioloe, CUfiWAo; prime, blMiVla.
DRIED PltiriTS-Prunes, firm: Cull
fornlaa. 3'44T12o: OroKons, 64If8fc Apri
cots, firm: choice. llQ'lliot extra choloO,
looso mu.tca.tols, 4Gio; choice to farrcy
sorded, &IiC4oj seedless, 64tl?4di London
layers, ll.20ai.40.
Omaha liny Bfnrket.
OMAHA, May 19. PRAIRIE HAY No.
l to cnoico miaianu, n.irum.wj; no. i,
J8.OJJJllO.00; No, 3, tfl.(Ki.00; No. 1 to
choice lowland, w.CO810.00; No. 3, 7.00a
midland, 10.6011.00; No. 3. 8.O02yiO.OO;
No. 3, $8.00.00. Straw: None on the
market ; choice wheat straw quotable at
tS.WjCOO; choloo oat or rye, a.00tlil.60.
Alfalfa: No. L 113.00313.00; No. 2, 38.00S
10.00.
Suirnr Market.
NEW YORIC. May 19. BUQAR Raw.
steady; muscavado, 2.77(0C.80c: centri
fugal, 3.27&3.30o; molaases, 2.233.260. IXc-.i
nnea. steauy; cut loar, 6.oeo; crushed,
4.S6o; mould A, 4. COo; oubes. 4.60o;
powdered, j.S6o; flno granulated, 4.25o;
diamond A, 4.26a; confectioners' A, 4.10o:
No. L 4.00c. t
niln and Rosin.
NEW YORIC. May 19 OILS Cotton.
seed, firm; prime summer yellow, 17,00
i.j, iiiuy, oi.us; oeoiemoer, s,u,
ROSIN Quiet; strained, common to
good, SI.8C.
TURPENTINE Quiet J machine bar
rels, 42tc.
I'eorln Market ,
PEORIA. May 19.-CORN No. 2 yel
low. 67of No. 3 yellow, 60ic
OATS-No. 2 white, 3S?o; standard,
884c.
Dry flnnils Market.
NEW YORK, May 19. DRY GOODS
The cotton good markets are steadier.
Trado Is conservative but not dull. Yams
are eaaier. Cutters are booking- fall,
orders on drees goods.
Bluin Butter Mnrkrt.
EijorN. Mav ia.ntrTTPiTiWem .,
28 ic
RALSTON FUND RECEIVES
SOME MORE CONTRIBUTIONS
The new contributions for the Ralslon
relUf fund amounted to i:o&.W for Satur
day The list follow:
Previously aoltnowledced J23J00.W
Voofole A. Dinning company 25.00
Omaha News company 6.00
John M. Walshe. , 6.00
Dr. A. 1. uunn.,.., 6.00
FredoricU Shepherd E.uo
HentT V. Wyman 10.60
Qsorco K. Lee , 1.09
Rrown Shoe company, St. Louis,, 10.00
Mrs. Charles A. Tracy, Benson. .M 6.00
Remls Omaha line company 5M
German Singing society. Hastings,
Neo, tnrougn uerman-Anioncan
Alliance of Nebraska 30.60
Dr. Robert flllmore S.bO
A. B. Alplrn 10.00
Riley uros. company io.w
Caih No. 47 3.00
Hollos Si Rogers.,, 10.00
Alain a ISnglne and Supply com
pany 10.00
A. J. P Rertiohy 3.00
Charles Storz 10.00
Oildford Commorolal club, Olid
ford. Mont 3.60
Remington Typewriter company.
New York , 10.00
H. P. Whttmors 5.00
Beatrice Creamery company, Chi-
oago, III 25.00
Crans company 10.60
Cash No. 48 ., 6.10
Jt R. WaUtlns. South Omaha S.00
Total I22.406.O3
There's a Reason.
Manager John McQraw says the poor
showing of the Reds is due to the fact
that they took things easy on the train-
Inn. n.rlful at ! n V , 1 1 n t,'fi nro th.tf Anlv
worked out once a day, Jlowever, Mc
Graw had his Giants putting In full time
at Martin and yet they do not appear Ilk
pcnnuni miuiors) iu uuiv.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
General Decline on Killing Cattle
Everywhere,
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER
Sheep nnd Lninlm ComtnnnA Steady
I'rlcm, While- Trade U Ilrnaon
nbly Actlvo In the Faro
of Llbrrnl Receipts.
SOUTJI OMAILV, May 19. 191$.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hom. 8heot.
Hstlmnto Mondnj'...... 4,ftW 7.000 S.760
name dy met week..
Sanio day 2 w k. no.. 4.1W
Same day 3 w ks. bko.. 4,001
Same day 4 w'ks. ajro.. J,5J3
bamo day last year ... 3.SSS
7,99?
6.767
6.9S0
6,K
0.81S
6.09J
12.092
11.77J
4,701
Tho following; tnble ahows tha receipts
of cattle, hogs nnd sheep at South Omaha
for the year tn date as compared with
last year: 1913, 1912. Inc. Dec.
Cattle S42.0W SHRH 12,612
OBa 1 11X748 1.41S.0U 804.JSS
Bncep SS1.060 797.160 23.S09
Tho followlnit table shows the ronjro of
prices for hog at South Omaha for tho
''w days, with oompnrlsons
ili'Ll'.'Ui?!? I'a'll910- ,19v'9.Ii03.l0?
My .. I iTi 7 69lS 77' 9 IS '
8 24! 7 63 6 791 9 26 6 9
May 11.'
Mav 11
I 40 o Ml 21 G .
8 14HF i J 961 9 331 7 Oil E 46
8 16l! 7 44) 6 9T1 9 30) 7 04 6 3X
8 2341 7 66 I 9 331 7 08! K 14
May 13.
way 14.
May 16
Mav 16.
May 17.1
May 18.
Max- 19.
8
8
7 M
7
6 95
V 11
6 96
9 30
S 1S4
o
7 621
7 69;
i 89
6 84
9 50 7 Mi
9 44! 7 01
6 ?! 9 3S1 fl 92
Sunday.
Receipts nnd dltpoaltlon of live stock
at the Union Stock yards. South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at S o'clock
yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
. Cattle, Hogs. Bhcep, H'M's
M. A BU P t .. V.
Wabnah , 1 .. .. ,.
Mo. Iaciflo 2
Union Pacific....... X 11 19 1
C. & N. W east... 10 3 .
C. & N. W west.. 47 63 2 6
C 11. & Q., east.... 1
C. R. & (J., west... M 18 1A i
O., R. I, & P.. east. 9 2 .. ..
u it. i. & r west 10 t ., J
llllnole Central. .E,, -9 3 .. .,
U. Q. W 6
Total Receipts 210 97 37
11
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Morris Ai Co 70 1,000 1,201
BwKt & Co 900 L4S9 2,004
Ctidahy Packing Co..,. 700 1,800 i,ic
Armour & Co 041 2,112 44S
SohwnrU & Co vj)
atorreu 1
L. P. CJo 60
o. u. i. .o.. 5 ....
Halnt Clulr
4)4)
1U11 & Knn - 1
V. U. Lewis... li
Huston AV Co... 23 .w
J. B. Root & Co 1 ,.
J. H. Bulla 4 ..... U...
L. F. Hubs , 66
MoCreary & Kellogg... 12
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co.... 119 .....
Cllne & Christlo 4 ,
Other buyers A. i0
Total sTroi 7.010 4,014
CATTLE Cat tlo receipts wero qulta
Uberul this morning, 208 cars being re
ported in. This is double the run of a
weok ago today and about tho same as
on two and three weeks ago. At ths
eamo time largo receipts wore reported
from other selling points and prices wero
lower everywhere, this market affording
no exception to tho general rule.
Beef steers were very slow nnd dull,
especially on the heavy kinds. The mar
ket In addition to being slow was safely
10tfl5c lower, and In somo cases mora
than that, tho geateat decline being on
the heavy kinds and the least on the
light weights.
Cows and heifers wero around 1016o
lower and they too were very alow and
dull, so that tho forenoon was well ad
vanced before enough business wag
transacted to really quote It as a market.
There wero very few stock cattlo and
feeders here, and tho market In conse
quence did' not show very much change,
although tho feeling was easier.
Quotations on Cattle: Good to oholce
beef steers. JS.O04J8.C0; fair to good beef
Steers, 37.7SQ-t.00; common to fair beet
steers, t7.302T7.76l good n oholce heifers,
t7.C037.75; good to choice cows, $8.7637.26;
fair to good grades, t3.76QO.00i good to
choice stockars and feeders, t7Q8.00;
fair to good itockers and feedirts, 37.009
7.60; common to fair stockers and feeders,
ts.257.001 stock cows and helfors, X.OOO
7.25; veal calves, J7.0OOls.00; bulls, stags,
etc., tS.7607.3S.
Representative sales:
BEEP STEERS,
Ko.
10...
I...
4...
li...
II...
II...
20...
23...
11...
41...
I...
15...
Av. I'r.
No.
Av. Pr.
702 7 20
....... Ill 7 10
1007 7 10
....... I3S 7 40
1IIS 7 II
Ill 7 74
....... 113 T 70
...... .1012 7 75
.......1111 7 Tl
lilt 7 71
14...
I...
...
11.,.
10...
II...
1021 7 10
1250 7 14
....... Ml 7 IS
im t to
1147 7 M
1340 1 00
20
11
41
II
12
...1341 1 01
,,.1241 I 05
...1207 1 06
,,.1171 I 10
.1057 7 10
.1114 7 30
111 I 11
it lass m
UTISICUH AND 1IHIFER3..
,.. 144 T 10 41,, 114 T 10
17...
10
IT
6
14.........
10 ,.
m t
41 , 143 7 40
I.,... 170 I U
II., 731 .70
I.,,.,, 134 7 71
14 ,., 147 T 71
11 147 T 10
22..,,,, 1072 7 14
21., 701 7 U
II lit I 00
. Ill 7 10
. 170 7 II
. Ill 7 40
.1011 T (4
. 110 7 10
6
II 142 T (0
4 ....1U0 7 50
11 174 7 tl
It.... Ml T tt
cowa.
1 100 4 2S I..
,,.1100 I 43
...1017 I 40
...1071 I 10
...1543 (4
...1050 I 0
...1221 ( IS
1 110 C tO 4,
2 100 I (.0
4 172 I 10
2 1000 I 10
t 100 4 00
1 1040 I 00
10.......
St
.!::::::
7 1014 I 70
1 1142 71
1 ..1100 4 73
1 ,...1110 I Tt
1 1305 I T
8 .1311 M
....... .1140 7 00
t 1011 7 00
1 1000 I 00
II I 04
,,.1140 I 00
... 122 I 25
...1312 I 13
...1101 I U
... Ill I 40
... 110 10
COWa AND HEIFERS
17 Ill 7 10
HBIFKRS.
1 4l I 70 1
II 701 I TO Ii...,
20 712 I 15 t
2 T24 I IS II
t 141 I Tl II ,
4 1110 I 80 14
100 7 10
Ill 7 10
104 T 10
141 7 II
II T II
T15 1 26
560 7 24
Ill 7 14
, 100 7 tS
14 T 21
141 T 40
440 7 50
......1010 T SO
110 I to
540 I 45
1400 T 00
, TM T 00
170 7 00
1110 7 00
L ,,,..... ns t ts i
110 III 10
4 Ill I 10 3
1 175 I 10 11.....
It 405 7 04 4
1 H8 7 IM I
I tOO 7 00 I..
BULLS.
1
1
1
l4f 44
1
1
1......
1
1
...mo t to
...1170 5 13
...1110 I 00
... 420 I 10
... UO 4 10
.141 t 54
,,.1110 111
,,,1004 4 75
1..
1 . , ,. , .
2...,,,
... 110 7 10
.,.11(0 7 10
,..1114 4 10
CALVEW,
... 177 I SO I....
...114 124 2....
... 114 1 10 1.,..
II,
1
1
... 110 TS
240 I Tl
110 I 75
UO 10 00
1
110 116 1...
t 114 t Tl 1 120 10 00
STOCKKRS AND FKEDEIIS.
1 131 7 IS 14 m 7t
T Til 7 41 It 400 7 15
14 tl T 50 II 440 t IS
1." 414 710 JO 123 7 75
HODS There wax a fair sized supply
In atKht here today, about 103 cars, or
7,000 head, being reported In. This Is
nearly l.ouo smaner man a wee msu, uui.
Is nearly 1,1)00 heavier than the same day
a year ago.
The market bpened in fair shape and a
small share of the supply, possibly twenty-five
loads, changed hands at figures
that wero about steady. About this time.
however, prices began to tumuie, ana
from then an it looked as though the
market would be flat, 6c lower. With so
good a aemand during the early rounds
salesmen were slow to agree to any
suoh decline, but the buyers were firm
and after an hour In which practically
nothing was done the rest of the supply
began to move at figures thai looked to
be just about a nickel lower. On the
close, when practically everything had
been sold, the trade strengthened up a
little, but It was only a flash In the pan
and values never re rained their former
level. Taking tha market as a whole
values can be quoted as steady to 6a
lower. The bulk of the sales was made
at tS.2S43.80. During the early trade
shippers bought some fancy lights as high
as 3S.4S, witn the exception of the time
when absolutely nothing was done there
was considerable activity in evidence and
I 6 191 4 11)
(81
S 41 S 38
o
33
fl
6 31 S 24
I 6 24 6 17
B SO 0 26
6 SI)
everything had been sold before II
o'elork.
Representative sales:
No. av. iTn. iv.
m io i io
Ml 0 I II
II 314 . 124
W HI HO I to
Mo. Av. Bh. rr.
II 217 M I 3;u
1 Ill ... ?
I 110 ISO I 1 7 14
70 141 120 I 2T4
U.......M4 M I 37..
a) at a A u
14 Ill ... IN
it sie
f 2J . Mi M 274
120 10 I Hit
II IN) 14 I M4
.... ...in iq a ns4
It ISH IM t
jo ..... . .11
43 M4
4 TO I5 so nh
24 74 234 10 a t;i
l Ill HO I It
41 Ml 190 I 26
M WO ... I IS
H 141 ... I
II 2O0 10 . 24
t Ill ... 121
II K4 10 I 274
Ill .. H
4 114 ... IM
41 til 10 3
77 20 14 I 10
7J 214 40 I 10
71 ..M 210 1 M
74 220 ... 2 20
71 214 It I 20
18. ......204 ,.. 34
13 246 ... 120
Ill 10 I to
..112
172 ... I 24
71
..111 10 23
.iro ... tst
40...
, . .241
I u
I
...240 ...
. .2 no
24
"! !? i' o no
..M L k UU If. .1.. .IPO ... IM
.219 no in? 74.::::::2ii io
..241 ... 1 2714 10 1W tn silt
. . .2M 10 2 ltt(
71 .tha 40 1 10
...nt ... I r,4 4 t u u
..III 240 I H tt .til
17 107 ... 110
HI Ml 10 2 10
II IM ... 120
I 30
fi.:.... 211 lis t io
7 m io t to
4., 14 ,.. 130
H.. 114
I 19
I .10
74..
...132 ... 120
...211 40 I 20
...20 20 1
...321 10 I2lt4
...til ... 31U
tt Ill
Tl.
71.
II.
12.
!....
74...
41. ,.
3....
71....
47.. .
241 10 I 20
111 ... I 30
an
I 34
ltd 1 M
... t 20
. . 1 10
71. .'.....Ill 40 III
12 til ... til
77 It; 41 I 14
13. ......220 . 124
II.. Ill ... I It
10 .112 ... Ill
13 lit 10 I 23
.in
Tt...
.241 10 i 10
7S..I....3W ... 3
TT. .. .122 110 21)
T4...... .111 210 I a;u
44 .1 !14 JI...,.,.J
14 114 lift s ttu '
1 44
8 II R 15 P A good run of lambs shower
up for a Monday, there being around 33
cars or 8.760 head reported In. as against
9.615 head last Monday. 6.003 head tw
weeks ago and 4,701 head on the corre
ppndlng day one year ago. There wot
about an equal number of Mexican wooled
and shorn offerings on sale nnd these
comprised tho big bulk of tho total re
celpts. In keoplng with the last few
weeks muttons wero In very light supply
as only two loads of clipped owes and ono
of wooled wethers were In evidence.
As tho demand for cither sheep or lambs
was not at all urgent, trndo. even on
tho best grades was no better than fairly
active at any time, The market on tho
best Inmbs can be described ns showing
little, If any, change from tho close of
last week, whMo tho less desirable grades
wero generally slow sellers at prices
mostly steady or noarly so. Handy Mexi
can lambs of good finish And fed In Ne
braska sold Up to 38.40, with four loads
changing hands at IS. 30, the majority
of tlin Moxtcan offerings gotug at a
range of anywhere from 38.35 to 33.40.
A car of shorn lambs, weighing on an
nvarago of 83 pounds, sold at 37.16. Thi
receipts Included two cars ot California
spring lambs averaging around 00 pounds
that went to the packers at tS.lf
Until a lato hour In the forenoon none
or the aged sheep offerings changed
hands, and thorn ecomod to be little In
quiry for them at prevailing prices.
Quotation on sneop and i.imlu. Good
to choice Moxlcan lambs. t8.268.40; fall
to good Mexican lambs, t.16S.25j fall
to choice western lambs, t7.C6ir8.00; fair
to good western lambs, t7.60tn.7Si shorn
lambs, good to choice, tT.OO7.10; year
lines, llcht. t7.00fr7.25: yearlings, heavy.
t6.6S07.OO; wethors. good to choice, li.Wf
6.05; wethers, fair to good, t4.25150;
ewes, good to cnoice. i6.uxiT4.za; ewes, fair
to good, tS.76iS6.00; culls and bucks, $6.0041
6.15.
19 slinrn wethers 116
E 65
8 30
7 60
7 15
5 60
8 25
8 35
6 86
7 60
8 15
8 15
8 15
8 15
5 60
(60
1084 Mexican lnmbs 75
119 fed iambs 79
240 shorn lambs 83
C34 fod ylgs. and wethers 87
zoo red litmus...... n
220 red iambs ..it
284 shorn lambs , 168
4B fed snrlnir lambs M
275 California spring lambs tl
2Qi caiirornia spring lamos ei
246 California spring Iambs.... 61
ns caiirornia spring- lamos..,. ei
79 fed yearlings 71
104 shorn ewes , 85
CHICAGO LIVK KTOCIC MARKK1
Cnttlo Steady to Dlnio Lower Host
Stonrlr to Strong;.
CHICAGO, May 19.-CATTLT3-Rece!pta.
22,000 head; market steady to 10c lower;
beeves, t7.10tQS.KS; Texas steers, tO.76517,70;
western steers, t7.00JT8.15i stookera and
feeders, t5.807.90; cows and heifers, 33.80
&T.90; calves, t6.25Q9.00.
HOGS Receipts 44.000 head; market
steady to strong: bulk. 18.50118.00: light.
ts,40fl8.62!4; mixed. ta.80ft8.62V4; heavy. 38.00
43n.Bi4t rougn, t8.oo(7;8.zo! pigs, tG.w3w.53.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 23,000
head; Market steady to 16a lower; native,
t5.60fflA.15; westorn, t5.G0ff8.15; yearlings,
t6.003Hl.76: lambs, native, t6.0OJl7.S0; west
ern, t3.00Q37.60: quotations are for shorn
stock, no wooled stock arriving.
Kansnn City Live) Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 19, CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.000 head; market steady to 10c
lowor: dressed beef and export steers,
t7.eOfi.: fair to good, t7.007.75; western
steers, t7.00O8.25; stockers and feeders,
t6.GOS3.00; southern steers, 11208.65;
southern cows, !4.6OS7,00: native cowa
and heifers, t4.75Q6.36; buulls, $5.7607.23;
calves, 16.60(340.00.
HOGS Receipts, 8,800 head; market
steadv at close; bulk, t3.S603.47Vii heavy.
18.S5C8.45; packers and butchers, 38.36
t.474;. light, t8.354f8.47W: pigs, I7.007.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccelpts. 9,000
head; market steady, active; Colorado
lambs, ts.761f8.40; yearlings, 35.6007.25;
wethers, tl.40.50; ewes,, 34.004f0.25.
Nt. I.ouU Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,600 head; market steady; good to
chotco steers, t7.60flfi.50; stockers and
feeders. 15.2506.00; cows and heifers, 1A00
tf8.7S; bulls. t5.0WJ7.00: calves, t6.008.76;
southern steers, tS.257.7S; cows and heif
ers, t4.007.00.
HOaS Receipts, 8,000 head; market
steady; pigs and light, t7.00Qfl.65; mixed
and butchers, tS.658.G3; good heavy, ts.60
Q8.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,000
head: market steady; muttons, t5.60Q7.60;
yearlings, f7.00ti7.75; lambs, t7.00S8.2S.
Sloax City I.tve Stook Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., May 19. CATTLE
Receipts, 4,600 head; market, 10tM5o lower;
native steers, $7,358.10; cows and heifers,
tf. 75(87.25: stockors and feeders, t5.75fl6.5S;
calves, tAGOQO.SO; bulls, 4 togs, etc, 5.25
7,00.
HOGS Receipts, 3,800 head; market,
firm; heavy, t8.26ifW.2774: mixed, t8.274(!3
x SO: light, 53.334(36. 15; bulk of sales, fS.23
08.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reocipts. l.ft
head; market, steady; wethers, t5.75SQ.2S;
ewes, tC,00(B.00; lambs, n.6XJj3.00V
Lire
Receipts of
clpal western
Stook In HIkM.
live stock at the six prlii
market were as follows;
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
iSouth Omaha
Sioux City,...
St. Joseph ...
Kansas City
4.UW 7,000 8,750
, 4.603
, 2,600
. 4,000
. 2.600
..22,000
3,600
4.100
8.S00
8,000
44.000
l.OOO
5,000
9,000
4,000
23,000
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
,,29,600 73,700 60.760
S(. Joseph Lire Stook Market.
ST. JOSEPH. May 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2,600 head; market slow; stears,
t7.88.60; cows and heifers, HO&arS.lO:
calves. tu.60Q9.23.
HOGS Receipts, 4,100 head; market
steady; top. 18.45; bulk, 18.356.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.000
head; market slow; lambs, t7.60jt8.aj.
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