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THE OMAHA StTNDAT BEE: MAY 25, 1913.
mini xun nnnnnnn uxnunmluonMn. sto: new netato. 21.2tvir1.60.
unun aau rnuuuuD imiuveii
Wheat EeporU Are Conflicting and
Traders Are Taking Profits.
CORN AND OATS UNDER CONTROL
Utron jrrit Concern. In die Specula
tive World Hare Strangle Hold
Upon All the Smnllcr
Rrnlns.
OMAHA. May Jl. 1911
The word "corfllctlng-' wiir hardly con
Vey to the reader the difference In the
messages received on the Ueanl of Trade
yesterday from points In Kansas as to
the condition of the growing wheat. An
advance proofshect of the Modern Miller
admits that, while tho crop has gone
backward a little, the deterioration Is eon
fined to small and 'scattered areas and
not necessarily of a serious nature. There
were adltlonal reports from the south
wt ' losses In sections, and. as some
of these were denied, the speculative
world was left to Its own Judgment as
to the proper slde'of the wheat market
to bock.
One Of thlt nldn.t arwlltnlnra In ih
Chicago wheat market said last night
mat ne considered many of the reports
SOW coming forward tin crnn cnmlltlnna.
9 whether they aro favorable or unfavor
able, as valueless on the whole
while wheat speculators continue to
move, in a body, there was lees of this
than was to bo seen a week or ten days
ago. The larger houses are receiving
reports from every section of the winter
wheat belt many times during each ses
slon, and It was more noticeable yester
day and that along with these messages
were either Uuylng or selling orders. The
xact was ruiiy demonstrated that those
who are enabled to secure profits In
wheat are showing no -Inclination what
ever to tarry- It may be said without
i ear 01 contradiction that a choppy mar
ket will be seen from this time until the
harvesters are sent Into the fields later
on. There is UUlo In the cash situation
that may be called encouraging to the
trade at large, especially to the holders
01 eiiner tne tuture or casn in the cm
c&go market
J. Meladay. one of the larger export
Ins concerns in Canada, with headquarters
at Toronto, passed through Chicago yes
terday. Ho sold that nearly all the
wheat now held In Canada has been sold
to the foreigners and that It will be
moved out as rapidly as possible- That
while some exporters In tho trade were
reporting business as dull, he found Im
porting men in tne marKet right along.
Cash wheat was unchanged to Aa higher.
Corn and oats are controlled by some of
tne strongest concerns in the speculative
world and there was good buying on all
the soft spots, and the market failed to
show any signs of sharp prlco losses on
a prospective change in conditions. Cash
corn was Ho higher to Ha lower. Cash
oats were unchanged.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
tH7Hc; No. 3 hard. 86HffGV4o: No. 4
hard. M8lc; No. 3 spring, SSttfllfOHo; No.
4 spring, SlWfMic; No. 3 durum,
S9c: No, 3 durum, 87flS8c. Corn: No. 2
white, BSQtttto; No. 3 white. 57Ho; No.
4 white, 667Hc: No. 3 yellow, 67Vic; No.
2 yellow, C7ViiG7!4c; No. 4 yellow, 6614
STUcj No. 2. Who; No. 3. P7f07Wc; No. 4,
Etiieic, Oats: No. 3 white, Sl'WVKc;
standard, ZTHc; No. 3 white, 37c; No. 4
white, 26Hc Barley: Malting, GO&tiOo;
No. 1 feed, 41043c. Ilye: No. 2, C&S&Hc;
No. 3, MHQCCc
The following cosh sales were reported
today: Wheat No, 3 hard winter: 3 cars,
66c No. 4 hard winter: 1 car, 81c No. 3
mixed: 1 car, 86c. No. 4 mixed: 2 cars,
82c. Oats No. 3 white: 4 cars, 37c. No. 4
white: 1 car, 36V4a No grade: 1 car, 39c;
1 oar, 35VjO, Rejected: 1 cor, 36c. Corn
No. 2 white: 1 car, CSHc; 4 cars. Wo. No.
3 white: X car, tSc; 2H cars, 87c. No, 2
yellow: 1 car, 67HC. No. 3 yellow: 24
cars, 67Hc No. 2 mixed: 1 car, 67UC: 1
..car, 67c. No. 4. mixed: 1 car, 67c No
grade; 1 cor, white, 66c Ilye No. 8: 1
car, 66a
Clearances: Wheat and flour equal to
034.000 bushelsoortU 240,000 bushels; oats,
1,000 bushels. L
Liverpool close: Wheat, Ved to U1
Jower; corn, Ud lower.
Primary wheat rcoelp'U were 480,000'
bushels and shipments 611.000 , bUBhels,
against rocelpta receipts of 803, WQ bushels
and shipments of 463.0W bushels tsst year.
Primary cofnrecclpts -were- 372.000 bush
els and shipments 600,000 bushels, against
receipts of 376,000 bushels and shipments
of 388,000 bushels last year. (
Primary oats receipts were 726,000 bush
els and shipments 380,000 bushels, against
receipts of 463,000 bushels and shipments
of (32,000 bushels last year.
CARLO RECEIPTS,
-Chicago u 14
87
212
Minneapolis im
Duluth 4$
Omaha 17
Kansas City 32
St. Louis 34
Winnipeg , ...3C4
25
2
-CHICAGO OltAIN AND PnoVIHIONH
reatnres of the Trntllnir nnd CIosluc
Prices on Jlonril of Trade,
CIIICAOO, May 21. Increasingly un
favorable prospects In southern and west
ern Kan nan carried the Wheal market
today upgrade. Closing prices were firm
at as advance of lo to lHSlHb oyer last
night. Corn finished unchanged . ta Ha
higher. Oats varied from a shade off
to Uo gain. Provisions strung out front
15c decline to an upturn of 6c
Incessant dry weather and a forecast
of shortago started wheat shorts to buy
Ing. Now Investors also took a hand,
making a liberal volume or business,
much In contrast with the usual week
end curtailment. Bulls wero especially
Impressed by statements that 3,000,000
acres In southwest Kansas were In a
critical condition, with each day enlarg
ing the damage and making the danger
worse.
HKtvt of a substantial falling off of the
United states visible supply total dis
couraged the bear side in wheat and so,
too, did word that exporters had dis
posed of a little new winter. The mar
ket at no time had any Important re
action. Export clearances of wheat and flour
equaled 931,000 bushels. Primary receipts
of wheat were 180,000 bushels; a year ago,
303,000 bushels.
In the corn pit selling by cash houses
and news of heavier country offerings
offset the bullish action of wheat
Weather conditions favored planting.
Profit-taking by longs weakened oaU.
Provision trade was only local. The
one notable feature was an erratic dip of
16o In May pork.
Artlcle-I Open.1 Hlgh.l Low. I Close. Yes y.
Wheat!
92 9od 92 91
91H 90 91H8H M
son kH "H -ray
92H 91H mi 81U
May.
soHfl1
90&
juiy.
Sept
Dec.
Corn
May.
July.
Sept
Dec.
STTt'
68 67 6S 68
C74 KK 67HO 67H
;67H:
mm
Oats i
aiay.
41U!
juiy.
Sept.
Dec.
Tork I
i.
May.
July.
i
20 00 19 M 19 SO 19 93
IV 90 19 60 19 StH 19 ti
13 H 1 47H1 1 60 19 47H
U 10 1 11 10 ' 11 10 1 11 10
uoeH noo ii C2H uo)
1107H
U 12HJ It 10 I 11 10 11 10
12 00 1J 00 11 00 U 00
11 32H-
1136 11 U82H U80
11 16 11 11H U HH-
I 11 If It 1IH
'82H
Sept
13 W
1110
1100
ira
May.
July.
Sept
JUbt i
May.
12 00
U32H
July.j
BPt-
UltH
Chicago Cash PiicesWheat: No. 3
red. SL07OL0SH; No. 3 red, tScU03; No.
2 hard, SSHc; No. S bard. 91tc; No.
1 northern. 9S4jCc; No. 3 northern. 830
WH: No. S northern. 9HjSo, No. S
spring. S403o; No. 3 spring. lt$82o; No.
4 spring, 83f0c; velvet chaff, 9196o;
durum. K&6CC. Corn: No. 2, 63UfiC3c;
No. 2 white. 61661 He. No. 2 yellow. 6Mi
66c. No. 3, 6H4(6!(o; No. 3 white, C0H9
le. No. S yellow, C8H⁣ No. 4. 67iitt
HC No. 4 white, l9Hi?00o; Np. 4 yellow.
MX6SHc Oats: No. 2 white, 41Hc Na
3 white, SWiOaWio. No. 4 white, 37ii3SHc;
stsjuUrd, tlUSUHc Rye; No. 1. CB-0
Hc Barley: WlOKc Clover, nominal.
Pork: 310.80. Lard: SlUOeil.20. lUbs:
XUJ6O012.CO.
EGGS Weak; receipts, 1,011 cases; at
mrs, taues inciuoea, utftwitc, ortunan'
rsts. ietfin;e: firsts. UHri8c
C12E8K Higher. daisies. U&ltHc,
twtes, ISHUfic, Young mertcaa, itHO
J4U; lone horns, 14W4Hc
iOTTBK-Eeary creamery, 34t9C7c
POTATOUH- Lower, receipts. ES oars,
SHehigao, CCtiOc; Minnesota, 4SC5c; Wis.
rouMr-Lowri ewe!, nive, uc.
springs, alive, 16c
JVBW YORK GENKllAIi MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NBW YORK, May 34.-FLOUR-Qulet
ana nrm ana without quotable change;
spring patents. SI.eMM.90: winter utrnltrhla:
S4.40fl.48; winter patents. I4.76ge.l0; spring
i-iraia, M.vai.v; extra ixo. i winter, ts.N
', oiira o. i winter, u. iuont.su: Kan-
son straights. ll.20fiC.30: faticv snrtns-
pnicnix, j.wijo.w. jtye iiour, steady;
fair to good, S2.6O03.fcu; choice to fancy,
Si.SOtM 00.
WHBAT-pot market firm; No. 3 red,
nominal; No. 1 nothern Ouluth, SLOIM,
f. o. b., afloat, Futures were advanced
sharply today by & renewal of bad crop
news from Kansas and Oklahoma. May,
uuiy, vafto; .oepiemuer, vio.
OATS Soot. firm: standard white.
46c. elevatbr; No. 2 white, 46Hc; No. 3
white, 4Mj46l4c; fancy clipped white, 46143.
-uhn spot, marKet steady; export.
uttc nominal, i. o, d., afloat.
RYE Steady; No. 3. western. 68Uc.
en. i xNew iorK.
BARLEY Firm; malting, fOSJTOo,
c 1 f. Buffalo; feeding, 64c, nominal.
c. I. f. Now York.
CORNMEAL-Flrmi fine whits and
yellow, si.3Hfl.40; coarse, Sl.30Ql.a6; kiln
linen, ...
HAy-Qulet: No. 1. Sll.oosU.0C; No. 2,
$io.oo; No. 3, foooyaoo.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1012. 16t2c; 1911. 30Hc: Paclflo coast, 1912,
liifioc; ll, ll14o.
HIDES-Steady; Bogota, 284r2ttc;
Contral America, 2SKc.
I'UTIIOLEUM-Steady; refined New
York, bulk. 15.00; New York, barrels, 38.70;
cases, 111.00.
WOOI-Htaidy; domestic fleoce. XX
Ohio, 27.J2SC.
PROVISIONS Jork, quiet; mess,
W 7.H.22 26; family, S24.0OWa.00; packed
J20.7&322.2S. Beef, quiet; mess, 321.6052)
22.00; family, 32J.OftftW4.00. Cut meats.
Mvlv: pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs., 114,75
716.60; pickled hams, J1C.50. Lard, firm;
middle west prime. S11.00(311.16; refined,
steady; continent, 111.70; South Amorlca,
112.36; compound, steady, 33.37HtIfl.62W,
BUTTER Unsettled; reoeipts, 1.S67
tubs; creamery, extras, 27'4Z7V4c; firsts,
26H0Z7c; seconds, 2CHOZ7c; stato dairy,
finest, 27c; process, extra, 26Mo; firsts. 27
at 7 He; Imitation creamery, firsts, 2682Ho;
factory, curront make firsts, 2Sc; packing
stock, current make firsts, 2a; packing
stock, current make, No. 2, 23c.
CHEESE Firm; receipts. 888 boxes:
state, whole milk, fresh colored specials,
I30lc; whits specials, iSUc; skims.
2HfI3C.
Kaas steady; receipts, 2l,Ki oasssi
fresh gathered extras, 22HQ23o; fresh
fathered storage packed firsts, 2122o:
resh gathered regular pckd extra
firsts, 2liff21Ha; firsts, 20O30Ho; XVnnsyl
vanla and nearby hennery whites, 2MMo;
I'OULTKr - Dressed, steady: frssh
killed western fowls, nHSWHo; turkeys,
uaisc.
1
corn nnd wuent neinon Bulletin.
United States Department of Agricul
ture's weatner bureau report for Omaha,
Neb,, for tho twenty-four hours ending at
8 a. m.. 76th meridian time. Haturdav.
May 24. 1913:
OMAHA DlSTryCT STATIONS.
Temp. nam
High. Low. fall.
Sky.
Ashland, Neb.. 70 61
.60 Clear
Auburn, Neb... 63 IS .00 Pt. cloudy
B'ken Bow, Nb 80 48 .00 Clear
Columbus, Nb. 74 46 .00 Pt. cloudy
Culbcrtson, Nb 82 67 .00 Clear
Falrbury, Neb. 73 47 .00 Clear
Fairmont, Neb. 72 40 .00 Clear
Or. Island, Nb 79 61 .00 Clear
Hnrtlngton, Nb 78 46 .00 Pt. cloudy
Hastings, Neb.. 77 48 - .00 Pt. cloudy
Holdrego, Neb. 72 4$, .00 Pt. oloudy
Lincoln. Neb... 70 44 .00 Clear
No. Platte, Nb 80 68 .00 Pt. cloudy
OaKdale, Neb.. 78 65 ,00 Cloudy
Omaha, Neb.... 63 60 .00 Clear
Tekamah, Neb. 74 61 .00 Clear '
Valentine, Nb. 82 62 .00 Clear
Alta, la CS 48 .00 Clear
Carroll, la 08 44 .00 Clear
Clarlnda, la.... 70 43 .00 Clear
Sibley, la 72 36 .00 Clear
bioux city, ia. 73 64 .oo pt. cloudy
Minimum temperature for twalva.hout
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTKICT AVERAGES.
No. of
Temn.. Pain.
District
Stations.
liigtl. Low. fall.
Columbus, O...
18
22
14
24
00 48 ,3)
62 48 ,20
60 42 .00
60 44 .10
62 44 .00
8 48 .00
76 44 .40
72 ,48 ,00
76 60 .00
Louisville, icy.
Indla'polls, Ind
Chicago. Ill
St. Louis. Mo... 19
Des Mplnes, Ia. 22
Minneapolis 61
Kan. City. Mo.. 2t
Omaha. Neb 17
Generally warmer
weather prevails
throughout the corn and wheat region. A
very few light and scattered showers no.
curred In the north and east portions.
Lfc A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureaa
St. Loots General Slarket.
No. 2 red. 11. 0G; No. 2 hard, 96Hc
COIW-No. 2, OOHc; No. S white, 60H
02o.
uath-ho, z, o3otc; wo. 3 wnite, 4ZC
HYKr62c
Closing prices of futures: (
W H EAT July, 8SHe: September, 88Mc
COUN-July. 67Ho; September, 67c.
OAT8-July,- S7UOnHo; September, 37;
nitr.TrtT Bteodvt chickens. 1SV40!
springers, 20932c; turkeys, 16c; ducks, 12o;
geesqj ic.
jiui-A juit uuii; creamery, .iwjq.
KGOS-I'lrm, at 17c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. 8.000 13,000
Wheat, bu 14.000 47,000
Corn, bu 79,000 47.000
Oats, bu. 61,000 33,000
Kaunas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 24.-WHEAT-
Cash: No. 3 hard, 87HQ910; No. 3, S8H9
90o: No. 2 red. 49gos No. -M$iQWHo.
cokn noi z wnue, wttc no. a, wc
OATS-No. S White. 39(ffS9H5,
nYii-69H!0c.
HAY-Unchangcd.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT May, 85Ho; July, S5Uo; Sep
temWr. 85Hc
CORN May, 6&QI July, 67Q67Ho; Sep
tember. 67067HC
OATS-Ouly, 38os September, 86Hc
EGGS First lSHo; seconds, 13914c
POULTRY Hens, l$Hc; roosters, 10c;
ducks, 16c.
Recelntfl. Shipments.
32,000 49.000
36,000 46,000
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .,
Oats, bu. ..
20,000 13,000
Minneapolis Grain Market,
MINNEAPOLIS. May 24.-WIIEAT
May, 90c; July. 91Uc.i September, 9Uio.
Cash: No. 1 hard. 4Hc: No. 1 northern.,
OV(,BMo: No. 2 northern. SOHOlHo: No.
2 hard. Montana, 93Ho; No. 3, SSHGHOHo.
I'xuun- unennngeo.
BRAN Unohanged.
BARLKY-Unchanged.
COnN-No. 3 yellow, 6UT61HC
OATS No. S white, fS6H3KXc
RYENo. t, 6JC67HO.
FLAX-ILSOH.
. ,
Milwaukee flrntn Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. May ll.-WHEAT
Na 1 northern, 9696c;' No. 2 northern.
MHHc; No. 3 hard winter. DlgtHo: May.
Wc; July. 90T4C
CORN No. 8 yellow. SSUfltiOc: Nn S
July, '67Hn67ia '
ClATo 4lff43C
RYEJ-SJ?Hc nominal.
BARLEV-5544o.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, May S4.-WHEAT-Spot.
steady; No. 3 Manitoba, 7a 6Hd; No' 3
Manitoba. 7s 4d. Futures easy: May. Is
6Hdr July. 7a 6Ud; October, 7s 3Hd.
CORN Spot steady; American mixed.
6s Hd: new. kiln dried, 6s lUd; old, is
UHd; old. via Galveston, 6s Sd. Futures
quleU July, La Plata. 6s llHd- '
Peoria Market.
tJS3!1!. Uar. M-Nft S whits,
6SHO: NO. 3 Whlta. K8o: No.' t v.llnar
3 yellow. 67Uc
OA'
TS No. 2 white. 40c: standard. SUe.
No. 2 white, XSH&SSc
Cotton Review.
NKW YORK. Mav 24. Brown enttnns.
cotton goods for printing and converting
wnia unci oi rouon gooas tor the
manufacturing trades sold actively thl
week and one of the goods markets closed
olrllnctlr ininiivr Ihun b n-V m
lc had fsllcn to a level that became
attractive to uuru f-hini .nw r-A tn
tl jnarket as a buyer of heavy and Ught
. rf. 1 rnwrHnsT. ins loDDers are still
u nuiog on ana are s"PPU'inc tnelr re
qolrcneoU try spot pttrchaaws.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
News of Settlement in Regard to
Harridan System Stimulates.
UNION PACIFIC MAKES GAIN
Bank Increase for Week Smaller
Than Indicated hr Known
aiovementa of Cur
rency, NBW YORK. May 24Unpfflclal
declarations that a, settlement had at
last been reached In the negotiations for
segregation of the Harrlman system In
compliance with the supreme court's
mandate stimulated the stock market to
day. Gossip on the exchange today was
to the effect that the segregation plan
SrovIded for the cancellation of the
126,000,000 of Southern Pacific stock held
IV tlnlnn farlflf. In mfnrn nf tvhlrih
thlon Paciflo would receive control of
Central Pacific with cash and bonds hav
ing an additional value of 820.000.000. The
stock exchange house which was the
largest buyer of Union Pacific mado -the
statement that the full plan of segrega
tion win ne issued next Tuesday.
No authoritative confirmation of these
reports was to be had. Tho statement
was made by a renresentatlve of the
banking Interests which have been acting
as fiscal agents for the Harrlman system
mat ne Knew or no settlement union
Pacific, for tho first time In several
weeks rose above 165. ualnlntr 3 Dolnts.
Southern Pacific advanced 3 points. The
upturn in tnese biocks impartea strengin
to the market as a whole and gains
of l to 2 points .were made by many of
tho representative Issues, There was
some further selling of stocks which havo
been under pressure recently. Pennsyl
vania touchced a now low figure at 100H
and Canadian Pacific sagged 2 points on
renewed selling for foreign accounts.
Both these stocks, howovcr, rallied when
the list went up,
While the banks gained cash on the
week, tho Increase of $2,160,000 was con
siderably smaller than was Indicated by
known movements of currency. Another
small addition was made to excess re
serves.
Bonds wero firm.
tit Louis & San Francisco general 6s
rallied strongly after an eorlv weakness.
Total sales, par value, $1,230,000. United
States 2s coupon declined 4, and tho 3s
and Panama coupon advanced H on call
on the week.
Number of sales and leading quotation
on stocks were as follows:
Sla. lilch. U). Clo.
Amalcuutvd Corpr ... t,t0 7H TU 7H
Amnluo ArloUrI
47
Americui ue buzu.... w
Amtrlcta Ou . .
American Can pfd. 1,IM
I0H
H
19
IIH
MS
sou
M!
H
4S
Wa
ItH
t4
(I
lot ',,
11IH
ltU
117
' ,
Hl
tlU
1H
Amerlcut C. it ......
Amnldtf Cotton Oil
Am. Ic H:ar1tl.
Amtrtota Llmttd ..
too
wo
100
400
U
H
n
H
it
41
iiiii
ltSVs
"ii"
MH
Amtrlun Looamottf f..
American u. a n
Am. 9. A ;t. pfd
Am. Hupir ltttlnlnc...
American T. a T.
American Tobacco
AnaooncU Mining Co..
Atchlton
Atehlaon pfd
Atlantic Coast L1m....
Daltlmor & Ohio
BatJiUham Bteel
nrnAklra Itanld Tv.....
J.W0
2M U1H
100 !2i
"mo iIh
loot too
400
100
w
S1H
6,600
Canadian racltla 7,200 I17H
v;ntru Lratntr i ,
Clieiapeak A OLle ,
Chlcaio O. W
Chicago M. A Ft- P...,
Clilcaio & N. W
Colorado K. & I........
Concoltdatad (las
1,100
100
too
4Ti
I08U
US
108H
400 13SH
200 10H
100 157
l(i
10H
117
Corn Products
Delaware a lluaaon
Dearer A nlo Orande..,
Dtnver A It O. via
Dlatlltera Securities
Erie ,. 1.800 UK
Krie lat pM 10 H
Erie 24 Ptdi 300 SU
General Elcetrlo 600 1I0H
Oreat Northern pfd 1.200 127
Ortat Korthern Or cUa. 400 ItH
Illinois Central zoo lH
Interborouch Met to ' US
Inter. Met ptl 100 61H
International Ilarretter
Ir.ter-Marlna ptd
International Papn .... too H
International rump ...... ....
ICantaa City Southern
1M tSH tlH
Ucledo oaa
Lebtth Valley
LonlBTtllA ft KkaibTllU..
t.. Bt T. & a. Bte. M.
Mleeourl, K. a T
Mla.ourl raclflo
. irm
(00 154U
100 USii
i!ioo h
xKatloual Illtcult
National Mia ..........
K. It. It o( M. 14 pM..
New York Central
N. Y., O. A W . ........
Norfolk at tytatero
North Ant can
Northern Tacltlo
lHclfle Mall
rcnnajrlyanla
recple's Oaa ...........
I C. C. A Bt. &v."
rtttiburjh Coal
Preaeed steel Car........
Pullman Palaes Car
lteadlni
TUpubllo I. A.B
ItepublU I. a & ptd.-I.
ltock lalanl Co
Hock Iiland Oo. pfd
Bt. U. A B. P. ti pfd..
Seaboard Air Line.......
Seaboard A. U pfd... I..
RIcai-nbatrielT fl. A I...
Bouthrrn Pacltle
t,M 140H
100 M
1,'tOO 115
a'ooo iiou
too 10S
100 .i
100 17H
100 Htt
3H
11H
11H
UH
41
II
H
T7
SSU
II
151H
U
II
tott
ltv
II
J
II
l(
400
7,400
600
II
It
7H
S4H
flOttthern Railway ,
Bo. nallwar pro
Tenntia) Copper
Tetas A Pacltlo
Union lHcino
41,000 ItSH
400 It
1I1H
S
3vt
104U.
274i
"Hi
Si.. Union I'acltlo pM.
United Btate Ktalty
United State Rubber.... :oo
IS
IIU
United Btatea Bteel M.aOO
U II. Steel pfd...,
zoo lou
too . tiu
Utan copper ....... ...... )
Va.-Crolln Chemical .- '
100 XI
Wabsah .
Wabash ptd
wratern Marriana
Western Union
300
1,100
Wtlnhouaa Klectrl ..
UK
Wheeling U. a..
Total sales (or the day, 231, K0 (hares.
New York Money Slarket.
NESW YORK. May 24. MONET On
call, nominal; no loans; time loans,
steady; sixty days, VAGi per cent; ninety
days, per cent; six months, 4H4HK
per cent
flllMIS MISUUAJSTIUK I'Al'Kll
per cent
HTtsuuiriQ laxuitANUB steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 9-1.83
for sixty-day bills and at 34.8640 for de.
mand. Commercial bills, 60Ho.
HiLVHii Mexioan dollars. 45c,
BONDS Government, steady: ralh-osd.
firm.
Closing Quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. B. r(. ta, ref...i, R. u no, rat. ta... nit
do coupon 100 l B. debi 4a Ml...
tj. 8. . M lOlHL. A N. unl. aa.... Ms
i nnrui 1MUM. K. AT. lat la. M
V. 8. 4a rf m Mo o. 4H II
da coupoa 11' "Ua. Kettle 4a is
IHnama la. eoupon.lOJ doi dost. t.. UH
A-iC. lt U -. UN R Hot It 41ia II
Amer. AS, a....... s-jana.... ai'.
a. T. A T. ct. 4s,100 . Mo dob. 4a u
Am. Tobaooo la....lt 'N. Y. M It. A II.
Armour A On. 4us ...JO or. is n
Atchlaen f WJ4 W. lat . 4a. M
do ST. a law , ivq
do ev. la,... HtaNo. raclflo 4a. it
jl a u ut 4 ''Jt"?, uv
al. A OHIO ta. o. a... MH
do IHI ! S. 1U- MSI
rook. Tr. e. ... Vdo con. 4s im
Can, ot Ga. Is 106 Heading a-en. 4a...,, Itvi
p, at it,
8. f. t( 4a UH
11
W. c 41.. tlH
Can. leather a.
Che. A Ohio IH- f . ton.
Aa eonr. 4Ua II Bt U a
Chkaao A A 1H- ! A. U adj. !.... TT
C p. a U. J, lk- t ag. col. a. .
do sen. 4e M do er. 4a
C M A 8 P itte..l01S do lat rat. 4a...
C. It I. P. c 4a, UHSo. Itallwar la.
do rfa. 4a 14 do tan. ia.
C. A i r A e 4H- M Union Pacific aa,
.. ii!
... I7U
.. IIH
..1UH
.. its
.. MS
ia 11H
.. III!
0. A II. ct. ta.... H ao ct. a
D. A It O. rot ta. 74 "do lat A ret.
DlatlllenC l ItUU. 8. Itubbar la.
Erla p. t 4a U U. B. Pteel Id la
do sn. 4a Ttu, y.-g Cbera. ta..... MM.
do ct. 4a. er. B. T0UWkb. lit A e. la. M
lit Can. lat rat. 4a. 11 'Waatern Md, 4a.... TI
inter. Met. ttta..... tannest, siec ct. m.. tott
Inter. M. M. H--- U, Wla. Central 4a... ti
japan ana a
Bid. Otfared.
Local Secarltles.
Quotations turnlahed br Duma, Drinker A Co.,
4U Omaha National bank building:
Old. Aakrd.
Columbua. Kb. E. U la. Itll M M
DaTtd Cole iBTaattaent I p. c. till.. H 100H
Cltr MUlonal Bask atock. Onaks... 107
101
Council Blutta O. A E. ta. 1MI al
M
100
M
101H
s
too
iM.n
W
tooH
H
l
10s
IT
Doailas Becsritr Co. ta IW, MH
Deere A Co. T per wot ptd. ea-dlt.. II H
mmoil Croamarr I per cat,aTiar. . li
lad. Tel- Co. let ptd, Co. Blutts.... U
Kanau Cltr. Uo.. t p. o. tax Ml.. W
King Co.. Waah.. la. ISM 101
Loo AuctlM Ur- ta, lt M
UcCoak. Neb., ta till 1M
New OrtMna It A L. (a Utl M
Oauha, Oaa ta, 1117 M
Cltr of Ostaha 1H1 W
Omaha A C. B. Bt Mr. la. ltt. M
Ouuh A C. B. Bt Hr tt BU
Omaha c. tv in. Ur. mio aTH a
Owaha A C H. Jt A B. ai wi
u. . c an a. aaaa. . at 199
Aa Lake Qty Satuat Sc. ,,L-. u MV6
Ran rrasdaoo U. itti ... let 14H
United Btate Nat Bank. Omaha.... 2MH S00
Union Btoek Tarda, Omaha, at-dlr . MH 91
Updike Drain Co., eom S7H 11
WBwre. Neb., ta, mi leos 1H
Clearlna- llonse Dank Statement
NKW YORK. May St-The statement
of the actual condition of clearing house
banks and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold 127.2OS.400 reserve In
excess of legal requirements. This Is an
Increase of I,71.()o5 from last week. The
statement follows: Increase.
ins IL921.6J7.000 13.6t7.000
"Pecle 340.609.000 1,931,000
Legal tenders Rt.S31.ono 21S.000
" Deposits 1,771,321.000 4,993,000
Circulation 4,S42,000 19,000
".nn uuo reserve
In vault S6K,000
Trust companies' cash
reserve In vault 68,814,000
Aggregate cash re-
."' 426:403.000
xcess lawful reserve 27,208,400 L719.O00
- " . vwiiijjnnics re
with clearing house
members carrying 26
per 'cent cash re-
63,491.000
oi state banks and trust
eluded In clearing house statement:
S6S9.295..100 S2.ta9.00
li.nlj vn,m.iw 45,700
Svffl Ai'u ' 8.1,200 48,000
646,988,400 1.457,600
Decrease.
London atnek Mitriimt.
..Ji'ONPON. My 24. -American- securities
ruled au et and fvninrni.. t.i- J ""5!
STi. ln,icl09c.d fom Wo higher to
r-ln.ln, ..c, xorK
m"i1-- I41I-1IM.. K. A T 14
AmaU Copper 7iu Fnnninni. iii!
Chleaso ft o. W.... ItijBouthern PatlfiL" iS3
ax. naul in
Union Paeinn.
its a;
1I5JU. a. steel
M Wabaah
4H De Peers....,
MHIUnd Mine
1II
steady at 2713-164
Erl
so 1st nM
-,"
21S
K
per
Orand Trunk
Illlnola Ontral....
SILVER Uar.
uunue.
MONET-24CT3 per cent.
The rate of rlluminf in ..
for short blfls-lVsH-Ver 'tSntfw thKe
months' bills, 91-1604 per cent
nostnii Stock Market.
BOSTON. Mav 51 nnt..i.
vii iiiiiiinic stucKS were nn rniinwR;
Alloues tt Mohawk 4
Aiaal. Copper ;i Verad.a Con lit!
A- Z. I ft S 21ViNlplaalnf Mine .... I4
Arltons Com 1 North nutte 29
B.AO.C&S. M.7I North. Ti,k ,1
Cal. & Arliona as old Dominion 4C
ri . , r , .ww ww .
wwww. m nnift. lu i.acaniK ......
..ES
Centennial liWQulncr -
- IIH
. 1
. 28H
1H
. ii
:
:
Copper Ranee a C 41 fmannoo
East Butte a M... lift Superior
Franklin SH Superior ft B. M. ,
Olroux Con ;.. 1T4 TUnarack
Oranbr Con. MU.U. 8. B. It A M.
Greene Canaae .... t do pfd ..........
lale Rorale Copper. 21 Utah on.
Kerr Lake riWUtaJi Copper Co..
Ie!e Copper ....
La Salle Copper.
Miami Copper ...
Kx.dlTldend.
12 Winona
tUWolterlne ........
11
w
Treaaary Statement.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-The condition
of the United States treasury at the be
ginning of business today was: Working
balance, 260,273.134. In banks nnd Philip
pine treasury, 148,433,876. Total of gen
eral fund, 3132,201,671. Receipts yesterday,
$2,279,632. Disbursements, ll.0S7.958. The
surplus this fiscal year ts 34.4S7.899, as
against a deficit of J12,M0,87S last year,
Tho figures for receipts, disbursements,
etc., exclude Panama canal and public
debt transactions.
Nev York Mining- Stocks.
NEW TORK, May 24.-ClosIng quota.
uuiib uu (iiiiiiuiK siocKs Tvero,
Ctfn. Tunnel atock..
I Little Chief
. I
,. to
.10
. II
. II
Co txinde
Con. Cal. ft Vs.,
Iran. Silver
LeadTlllo Con. .,
Offered..
. iiMeilean
. 10 Ontario
.IWOphlr
. t Yellow Jacket
OMAHA QENEIIAL MARKET.
, B UTTER No. 1, 1-lia. carton. 80c; No.
1, co-lb. tubs. 30Vo; No. 2. 30a
CHUKHK importod Swiss. 32c; Amer.
can Bwlss, 6c: block Swiss, 34c; twins.
16V4o; daisies, 17o; triplets, 17Hc: Young
Americas, 19o; blue label brick, 17ttc; 11m
burger. 2-lb., 22c; 1-lb., 22o; New York
white, 20c.
BBBE CUTt-IUbs. No. 1, 17Ko; No. 2.
I6H0; No. 3, 16c Loins, No. 1, 19c; No. 2,
16c; No. 3, 164c Chucks. No. 1. 10Hc; No.
2, iOo; No. i, 9Mc Rounds, No. 1, 14Kc;
No. 2 13Vo; No. 3, 13HC Plates, No. 1,
Mo: No. 2. Vkei No. 3, 7ifc
FlfiH-Whlte, fresh. 16o; trout, frosh,
12c; large orapples, fresh, 12c; Spanish
mackerol, 15c; eel, 17c; haddock, 12c
folunders, 12o; shad roe, per pair, 30a;
salmon, fresh, 16o; halibut, fresh, 9o; buf
falo, Oo; bullheads, 13c; channel catfish,
13a; pike, 14a; pickerel, He
POULTRY-Brollers. 60a a lb.; hens.
17a; cocks, 12c; ducks, 18c to 23a; geese,
ISo; turkeys, 23c; pigeons, per doz.. 31.20;
roosters, 9c; ducks, full feathered, IOo;
geese, full feathered, 13c; squabs. No. 1,
11.60; No. 2, 60c
The following fruit and vegetable prices
are reported by the GUInsky Fruit tym
pany: FRUITS Strawberries; Arkansas, qls.,
per case, S2.60; Tennessee Klondike,' ats..
per case, 32.76. Pineapples: Florida, 18,
24, 30, 36 or 42 size, per crate,' 33.00. Extra
fancy California navels: Nlnety-stx, 31.00;
126, 34.60; 160, 176, 303 and 216 tixes, 36.00;
260, 34.60; 2SS and 324. 34.00. Valencia; Que
hundred and twenty-six, per box, tR.60;
160, 176, 200, 216. per box.J6.00. Apples;
Utah Wlnesap, per box, 31.76; Utah Uanotf
and. Ben Davis, per box, 31.60; extra fancy
Oano, circle brand, per bbl., 34.00; extra
fancy Ben Davis, per bbl., 33.60; extra
fancy Wlneeap, per bbl, 33.60; extra
fancy Missouri Pippcn, per bbl., (3.26;
Qanos, small, per bbl., 22.23. Grapefruit:
Florida, Indian River, 64 and SO xlic-s,
35.00; 64 size, 34.60; 46 size; 4.w; 36 size.
33.7s. Lemons;' Extra tanoy Southland
Beauties, 500s and 360s, per box., 7,W;
extra choice Justrlte, per box, 37.00; ex
cellent brand, 800 size, per box, 37.26; vxtra
fancy Messina, 300 or 360 size, 36.60; Sun
side brand, 300 size, per box, 36.76: extra
Choice Messina, 300 or 360 size, 36.00.
VEGETABLES Minneapolis Red River
Valley Ohio potatoes; Colorado Rural
potatoes, per bu., 66c; Red Alver early
Ohio, per bu., 00c. Onions: Large Red
Globe, per sack, 31.00; California Crystal
Wax. Per crate. 32.00; Texas Bornada. pet
orate. 1.0Cn31ai. Plants: Tomatoes plants,
per 100, 6C0; cabbage plants, per 100, 65a;
PPPr plants, per lOu, 75o; cauliflower
Plants, per 100, 76c; eggplant plants, per
100, 31.00. Tomatoes; Fancy Florida, per
6-basket crate, 14.00; choice 6-basket,
crato. 33.60.
MIBCELuANKOUO itea new potatoes.'
per hamper, zz.u; vaiiiornia jumoo
celery, per dos., '32.00; cider Mott's, per
keg, 33.60; older Nehawka, per keg, 3.2S;
asparagus, per dos., 60c; rhubarb, pr
dos.. 30o; onions, per dos., 20c; new beets,
carrots, turnips, per doz., coo; parsley, per
doz., 40a; radish, per dos., 40o: lieadlettuoo,
per rtoz., 1100; homegrown leaf lettuco,
per doz., 40c; green peppers, per basket,
60c; wax or green beans, per hamper,
34.00; hot house cucumbers, per dos., 310Ojp
2.00; cauliflower, per crate. 33,50; Venetian
garlic, per id.. Uftc; 'lexas new canougu,
per lb., 2o; eggplant, per doz., 31-6Ofj200;
hnraeradlah. 2 doz bottles in cose, rer
case, 31.90: dromedary brand dates, pkg..
33.00; ancnor orana aates, pkk., I2.Z&;
walnuts No. 1 soft shell, per 1b.. 20c;
medium pet;iui. 'ci in., .otivj . yeuuia
Jumbo, per lb.. 16o; giant pecans, Louisi
ana paper sneii. pur iu., usj tuueru, per
lb.. 15o ; Drake almonds, per lb., 16o; paper
shell. Uo; Brazils, per lb., 10c; large
washed, per lb., lzc; Diacic walnuts, rtr
lb.. IHo: raw Na 1 peanuts, per lb.. CWc;
jumbo peanuts, per lb.. 8c; roast peanuts,
per ID., iVio; sneii uarK nicaorr nuts, per
lb., 4o; iartra- hickory nuu.. per lb., fc;
white rice popoorn, per lb., 6c; checkers,
per 100 pkg. case, 33.60: checkers, per CO
pgg. case, ai-io; ixaue jocrrr mutes, qts.
Per LOCO. 13.76.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. May 24,-COTTON-Fu:-tures
closed steady; May, 11 lto; June,
II.6S0; July. 11.73c; August, 11.63a; Sep
tember, u.2o; uctooer, ii.suc; Novem
ber, 11.19a; December, 11.21c; January,
11. Uo; March, 11.37c: spot closed quiet;
middling uplands, 13.10c; middling gulf,
12. Sc; no sales.
Closed oft from the best under realizing
and favorable weather forecasts, but
steady, at a net advance of 1 to 6 points.
NEW ORLEANS, May 24. COTTON
Spot. quiet, unchanged; middling, 12 7-16o;
sales, x oaies.
ST. LOUIS, May li CQTTON-ateady
middling, HUc: sales. 157 bales; receipts,
425 baits; shipments, 662 bales; stock, 37,632
balsa.
Kwst)arateI Ay3ea susel Dr4e4 Fruits
NBW TORK. May Sav-HVAPORATEI)
APPLES QtUeL
DRIKD ITirjrrg Prunes, ttrm. Apri
cots, steady. Peaches, c.ult. Ratlins.
Aoeuty.
OMAHA LIE STOCK MARKET
Current Prices on Cattle Ten to Fii
teen Lower Than Week Ago.
DIME ADVANCE MADE ON HOGS
Sheep and Lambs In About Same
Notches aa End of Last Week
Packers Discriminate in Fa- '
or of UeavrTTelshta.
SOUTH OMAHA, May 24, 1813.
Receipts werei CttL rfon. fiheerx
?.lV.C,M Monday B.Ul 6,872 ,S4
Official T, ...... . ... am . ,M
Official Wednesday .. 2.231 8.120 J.613
ThU"dr...... 2.220 16.453 - 4,104
Official Friday 2.263 7.829 281
oaturuay .... 6,t .
61.048
67,094
6X712
60,033
49.674
24.024
www . ncm...,..iglNi
Bam days last week. .11,679
Uame 2 weeks ago 19,649
bame .2 weeks ago 14,661
game 4 weeks ago 16,473
28,833
27,700
38.069
41.603
69,681
20,027
J . ... . j ,. .ft,uftv w,. mrvlw-wt
an lununing tame snows tne receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
ww.w. j v wJ untio ova vuwuucu " . .
last vm w 1 Q, i r,. kwwww TIa
Cattle ..... S54,ew 367,0 ...... U&Q
ileum ... .1 1 TfWT 1 JC-T tLGJt W RlYi
sneep 846,833 817,185 29,148
The following table shows the range of
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
Date. I 1912; I la la li8li.ii8lo.iiiM9.a9oz.llM7,
May ..
8 7 tor 6 771 8 Ml
6 491 S 19
8 24HI 7 66 6 79f 8 26 S M
S M
May U.
Mav 12.
7 46
6 32 9 28
697
7 01
5 41
6 31
6 96
6 46
Man1 13.
8 16U1 T 441 6
6 35
6M
May 14.
May 16.
May. 16.
7 651
6 24
9 30
a 24
617
6 21
6 25
623
6 24
7 3
6 22
7 65
6 21
May 17.
7 62
7 69
7 CO
May is.
May 19.
5 30
6 34
.6 381
May 20.
May 21.
May 22..
May 23.
7 41
8 12
6 03
696
6 26
3 97
7 49f
5 63
6 11
May 24.
7 46)
6 62
604
Slltiria v.
T ttWWW. WW. A J, I www I.I . .ft.. M1
mbSIM ftM.U UiBA'UOl.lUIl V HID rn.wVw.ww
. . T Tn I O 1. wlw. n,. V.- Amah.
MWWK (WUD, DUUU1 W ...-.
for twentv.four hour xnrllne s.t 1 o'clock
yastsruajr.
fnftl TTnc TTnrAa
c, m. & at. p. nr.,.. .. i
Wabash Railroad 1 .,
Union Pacific R. R 18 . 1
C. & N.'W. Ry, east 1 .,
C. & N. W. Ry, west 30
C, Bt. P M. & O. Ry. 1 4
C. H. Jk O. nv.. west.. SO
C, R. I. & P., west.... 23 . 1
Illinois central liy i .,
u-. w. iiy l
Total receipts 24 78 i
DISPOSITION HKAD.
Cattle. Hogs.
itXUiriD OC KfV.ww ....... ...
842
Kwlft & Co
1.3S3
1,003
2,615
349
411
Cudahy I'acldng Company
Armour & Co ...... ...
Schwartz & Co ...
W. Murphy
Today from South, St, Paul.... 163
Totals . 163 6,614
CATTLE Although a very liberal run
of cattle Bhowed ud for a Saturday, some
24 loads in all, the arrivals were prac
tically an southern steers en route to tne
northwest, and there was nothing of any
conseauence in the way of beef on sale.
Receipts for the week have been moder
ately liberal for this time of year, show
ing an Increase of nearly 4,000 head as
compared with a week ago and a year
ago. The market has been uneven and
nervous throughout, ouentng with a
sharp decline on Monday and Tuesday.
There was more or less recovery on
Wednesday and 'Thursday, but Friday's
trade was weaK ana even desirable lirm
and handy weight steers are selling no
better than they were at tne close ot last
week, while the heavier grades show a
cllne ot fully IOo In some cases. Eastern
beef and cattle .markets are still In a
very uncertain condition and the under
tone to the local trade is ratner wean
than otherwise.
BuoDlles of cows and heifers this week
have been of rather limited proportions
and largely for this reason they have sold
at prices not so yery mucn oiiierent
from last week. There .was more or less
decline in values the first of the week,
but under the Influence of an active do-
mand .from both local packers and out
side butchers the market braced up dur
ing the latter half of the weeK ana out
let for practically all grades of cows and
heifers was very 'good. Veal .calves, bulls,
stags, etc, have met with a good Inquiry
from start to finish ana closing quota
tions are substantially the same as they
were a week ago.
Business In stock cattle and feeding
steers has been-about the smallest of the
season. What few green and light weight
stock cattle have been Included In the
receipts have met with a ready sale at
steady to strong prices and show about
1016o advance for the week.
On the other hand there has been prac
tically no demand whatever for the
fleshy and warmed up steers and these
are largely going to the killers at prices
that are not materially different than a
week ago.
Quotations on Cattle: Good to choice
beef steers, t8.0W.40; fair to good beef
steers, 37.758.00; common to fair ' belt
steers, 37.30'7.7S: good n choice heifers,
37.0M37.75; good to choice cows, 36.76tJ7.26;
fair to good grades, 33.7600.00; good to
choice stockers and feeders, ( 37 WJ100;
fair to good, stockers and feedua, 37.000
7.60; common to fair stockers and feeders,
36.2607.00: stock cows and heifers, 36.004J
7.35; veal calves, 27.00lt.00; bulls, stags,
etc, 35.764yf.35.
lioas With only a moderate run In
sight and advices from other points In
dicating slightly better prices, the local
market opened strong to 6c higher. To
all appearances there was only a fair de
mand and several loads sold at the ad
vance quoted. It was not very long,
however, before It became apparent that
ta.ll buyers were badly In need of hogs and
were willing to pay the salesman's price
to get them. From this time on the
market was a red hot affair. Prices went
skyhlgh and the trade turned out to be
one of the most active, and at the same
time most uncertain that has been seen
at the yards In many a day. Everything
had been sold long before 9 o'clock
and values were better on the
close than at any other time. The
trade could be summed up as being about
IOo higher than yesterday's average.
Values on the opening were strong to Bo
higher and op the close looked to be all ,
of 10016c higher. The majority of the
sales ranged all the way from 38.303.45,
and some good lights sold as high at 38.60.
For the week the market Is just about
IOo higher. Yesterday's trade was just
about steady with the close of last week. I
so that today's 'advance Is the extent of
tho week's Improvement. Values have
been fluctuating all week, but the tone
of the trade has on the whole been
strong.
With the exception of Thursday's ex
cessively heavy receipts the supply has
been moderate all week. Today's run
amounts to aboue seventy-eight cars, or
5.493 head, amklng the total for the week
6L04S head. This is a shortage of about
6.000 head as compared with a week ago
and Is 18,600 head smaller than for the
corresponding week a year ago.
Representative sales:
No. At. 8a. Tr. Ha, At. Sh. Pr,
... M ill ID IU
U,.
14..
It..
ti..
it..
..
40..
(1..
40..
T..
it. .
10..
(1..
41 .
41..
U..
u..
o..
It..
TO. .
TI..
11..
,m ... in
43 ..IU 10 I M
4 itS 300 40
U Ml ... S 40
a Ml ... i to
s4 Ml 200 I 40
at HO 44 S 40
....IM 110 110
....ii 140 i 10
....itt 00 a 10 .
....M0 110 I 10
....UT
....UO
10 110
TI.
.Ut U IU
..111 ISO tu
u ut ... i to
m : to t4o
M ... t4t
71 at ... 8 40
17 114 00 I 40
U 210 40 I 40
tl 117 U 111
tl Ill ... t 40
TO n IS) 140
U ttt 244 1 40
Tl Ml ... 140
TO 114 IW ItSH
n ui ... 1 4iu
u m ... ttiij
ta ... I41H
IT lit 40 14S
at. xx so iu
TT HI ... tU
T4......J07 ... S a
n, ju 40 t a
i us I
to aa it i is
.140
10 I M
M I M
M I H
... I 13
..241
..M0
..1(1
,M4 340 tS
tot ... its
...lit ... I S3
no uo tu
.... 400 t It
...141 ta m
....in lso i a
....111 ...us
.tu
t is
tss
.M
ts tn in m
i itt to t n
ti m
at .IU
to ut
14. .IM
Ti .ta
n. ...au
t nn
t STH
i nn
t KM
t tTH
a wot ta
Tl HI aa
23
87 9 301 7 04
6 9 7 11
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5 S3 036 706
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STAGS.
3. 110 140 8 It
SHEEP Today being a Saturday, there
was notning doing in sneep and lamDS,
therefore speculation remained the same
as on Friday. While the general market
fluctuated a little during the week, prices
have returned to about the same notches
as at the close of last week, and trade
conditions are no better than those pre
vailing a week ago. it is still the con
sensus of opinion In trade circles that a
weak undertone lingers In the general
trade of both sheep and lambs, and there
Is apparently no good reasons for be
lieving that any Improvement will take
place next week unless the receipts fall
on considerably. The supply this week
has been very moderate, as no more than
m.vM neaa were accounted for. as com
pared with 28,900 last week, and 17,700 two
weelr.8 ago. Comparing with the same
time last year the week's sunrjlv has
shown an Increase of almost 4j66o head.
At) has been the caso most of the season
a larger percentage of-tlre offerings than
usual has shown considerable weight and
the result Is that th mnrVet ho h.n
oversuppuea with such grades, while of-
""",' nanayweignts nave been In
rather light truonly. in th main ih
mand centers on good to choice lambs
an?,.mut.ton" of J"dywelghts. while there
Is little Inquiry for anything overly heavy
or of Inferior quality.
The bulk of the good to choice lambs
at the close of the week are selllne
arourid 80038.40, and the highest point
reached duiinsr the wk wax nn n . -
uar, wnen was paia, Delrnr the hltrh.
tat price since May 2. Lambs without
mo aieece nave oeen in roir supply, but I
have been none too good as to quality. I
Decent, handy kinds are hrlntrt
MM mww .A .... . . - " I
t i.w to ei.tv wun tne less desirable
ones moving anywhere from 36.60 to 17.00.
So few aged sheep are corning that It Is
nara ta esutDiisn -quotations.
quotations on sheep and lambs: Good
to choice Mexican lambs, 3S.2&8.40; fair
to irood Mexican lambs, txiftfte.nt.
to choice western Iambs, 2S.oartS.15; fair
iu nyuu weaiern itunos, tl.tSKff5.00; shorn
wnu., gooa to cnoice, 7.007.80; year
lings, light. 37.00W7.i5l VAnrilntr. ,...
JSJST.OO; ' wethers, good to choice, 36.60(3
6.65; wethers, fair to good. M.miia,
ewes, good to choice. 6.003.2S: ewes, fair
to good. 35.75ti.00: culls: on1 knxl,. tu ma
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Slotr and Unchanged Hogs
steady to Strang,
fTrrrr'A cr trBM j , -,,, w
4)7 rnnVv.r'.T .'T"Atirfl?cPra'
.W.TO:' we-terr;
I' w" "' .7..w-uv.ft, riuvjvujn ana reeaers.
--TjI? ws ftv, vvi
nuus-itecelpts. 13,000; market steady
hiw. m raws r.7ii W...-.V. SiTir jtZI" I
tsoifffavt " " " -u-" pies,
8iIJSFp?ecflnts' 1'0W: market slow
K film an City 1.1 fltooir Tr.-
Receipts, 300; market steady; dressed
nftAr n Tin .vnn.1 h(..m t 7C70 ca, . .
wwtm. -r" T':"f-w, lair u
B.i r Al-i. fic "w.ju; soutnern
7.00; naUva cows and heifers, 34.60JJ8.1
HOGS-Recelpts, 1,600: market weak:
Swunib.utcJ?-4a8&K: ,,g1 60
8.57: pigs, 37.2587.75.
Rtrtnxrr. Pu.int. . . , . ..
. nunc, uuhnn neaar l
to strong; Colorado lambs, 37.00ip8.e5;
IB A w A we - I i
choice steent. 37.60i?8.EO; stockers and
&fnL 35.2607.60; cows and heifers, M.00
southern sjers. 35.2637.78; oowiand
14041.04 .WfUU.
TJTOrlS.TaarftB4TXfa 4) frVk a m .
lower; pigs and lights, I7.00tf8.65s mixed
u uuiumn, 3-uuiy.t; gooa neavy, IS. 50
IQrnht 7 ttYTtfT fJl I
St. Ijonta litre Stock Market.
celpta, 600 had; market teadyj ntiva
nAefrf sstjitarMI TRrXJ iVie nM J VJ .-
" - we u vi t VWVa w W TV a UUU iCI W
40iSS.75: .atockers and feeders, 5.2e.00:
vM.a4 ottjotn. o7v.aiuvfo.tfvt tuna ana nell
ers. $4.0037.00; calves, $6.006a
HOG&-Rece!pts, 5,500 head," market
lnTaTa nlmt an A Tttrrt ta 4VT tVvwcirr . ui. j
and butchers. S8.60g.65; good heavy, SS.5,
Cf8.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 1.000
head; market steady; native muttons, 35.00
(su.10; 1 am oa ti.vwspi.io.
Slonz City Live Stock Market.
aTnTT-v ni'pv Tn i.r. -j
Receipts. 600: market steady; native
steerB. 37.25Q7.60; cows and heifers, 37.00
wi.w, uuiuua, t-t.arwjo.ovi BCOCKers and
feeders. 36.857.25; bulls and stags, etc.,
tu.B04J7.60.
tmnc n..uini. 4 em. n.i... ,a
n, u.uw, ....unoft 4U cents
higher; heavy. 3S.S5iS8.40:, mixed, S8.37H(J9
8.40; light, 38.4008.45; bulk of sales. 23.2S
6HBBF-None.
St. Joseph I.tve Stock Market,
cm TnupDtr u... -11 . , im,, v
-J J.. wwftM , .iftftvjr UAl ftXJIV Xte-
celDts. 100 head: market steadv: ilMr.
27.0038.65; cows and heifers, 4.00dL16;
HOGS Receipts, 3.800 head; market
steady -to. a shade lower: ton. 38.66: bulk.
13.40tj8.D0.
BHQSP AND L.AMI1S Receipts. 1,600
head; market steady; lambs. S7.008.20. -
Live Stock 1st Sight.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha 1.221 6.493
SL Josenh 100 3.800 1.600
St. - Louis 3,800 8,000 8,006
Kansas City 800 1,600
Chicago 400 12,000 1,000
SIOUX City BUD 3,600
Total
s.421 - 82.293 6.600
' Corfee Market.
NEW YORK. Mar 24.-COFFEB-Tn,
tures opened steady -at unohanged prices
to a'-deollhe of 6 points In response to
ratner disappointing capias, offerings
were very light, however, and the market-
steadied up during the morning.' A
sale of June In the absence of nromnt
uyera sent mat position oit to a loss
of 9 points at the close, but the. final tone
was steady. Sales. 21,760 bags. May,
ju.rou; juue, iv.kig; juiy, u.utc; oeptem
ber, 11.20c: October. 11.21c: December.
11.23c; January, 11.24c; March, 11,28c Spot
marKet, quiet; eantos ta. iate; mild,
quiet, iravva, liitfuc, nominal.
Turpentine Market..
8AVANNAH. Oa.. MaV 21. TURPEW,
TINE Firm, 37M37o; sales, 695 barrels'.
it;vciiJtB, i,ftw umrciB, Biiiyntents, o vnr
reis: stocks, zz.wx narreia
ROSIN Firm: sales, none: receipts. 2.S92
narreis: vsninments. zii narreis: stocks.
7.063 barrels. Quote: B, 34.65; D, 24.60; F,
H.5; K. 14.70; O. 84.76; II, 34.80: I. 34.90:
I
Heist siaracet.
NEW YORK. May 24. METAXJi The
metal markets were dull and nominally
unonangeai taite copper, io.w; eiectro-
lyuc, jia.67VKfia.uu; casung, iron
uncnanKea.
ST. LOUIB. May 24. METALS Lead f
Stronger, at 34.22W. SDeltar: Dull at
1
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. May 24. The cotton goods
markets closed strong, with the demand
broad for convertibles and cloths 'for the
manufacturing trades. Wool markets are
steady. Underwear and hosiery are In
gooa aemana tor spot use.
Oils and Rosin.
NBW YORK. May 24. COTTONSBEn
OIL Firm; prime summer yellow, 37.08
Dia; mar, w.to; Juiy, n.u; September,
37.24.
TURPENTINE Steady; machine bar
rels. 4lUc
I ,
Ssgsr Market.
NEW YORK. May 24. SUGAR Raw,
steady; muscovado, 2.79XtDc: centrifugal.
3-Iiaa.IOc; iiftOlaszes, 2J092i5c; refined
steady.
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