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    THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1913.
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RISAL BSTATK.
CITT PROPHIITY Von SALE.
Spend the Day at
MILLER PARK
Walk Ono Block South, and Look Over Our
BEAUTIFUL LAURELTON '
27 Lots
Already sdltl to people who will build homes. Somo of thorn already being
built. EVERY LOT In this addition will be sold lrt a short tlnio, because
It Is a hlgh-clasB residence section, whoro you can 'buy lots at the rotuark
ably low prlco of
$600 to $800
gtlF1" With All Improvements Paid for
Sewer, Water and Sidewalks
For every lot. Twenty-fourth streot paving paid for. Street car lino
with splendid car sorvlco on Twenty-fourth street.
Miller Park ,
With Its BEAUTIFUL DRIVES. PUBLIC CLUB HOUSE, OOLP LINKS.
TENNIS COURT, TREES and LAKE Is within one block.
Miller Park School '
Is only one block from these lots.
LAURELTON
Offers BETTER LOTS. BUILDING RESTRICTIONS, EVERY IMPROVE
MENT and LOW PKiICES,
Come Out Today
CHARLES W.
Douglas 3832.
$75 a Front Foot
For Coner Lot On Leavenworth
Streot.
East ot 24th Street
We aro offering for sale for a short
tlma a big corner lot fronting on Leaven
worth St., between 20th and 24th; at
least $26 leas a front foot than any In
this same district so wetl located. If you
want a small Investment you will find
this one hard to beat. As soon as Leav
enworth St. Is repaved you will find a
big Increase in valus In all this prop
erty and the time to buy Leavenworth
St. property Is right now, so you can
get tho advance In price. Seo us about,
this at once.
HASTINGS & IIEYDEN. 1614 Harney St.
Hanscom Park
Bargain
On tho west side of the park, & largo
10-room house all modern with sleeping
porch. In excellent condition. Large barn,
sightly lot with fine shade trees. Owner
must leavo city on account of health.
Will sell at a big sacrifice. Call us.
Peters Trust Co.
Dundee Home
6014 Izard St.; 6 large rooms, all mod
ern. Lot 00x135 feet, south front, paved
street A very attractive house for a
small family. Large living room, about
24x16 feet, with flrepiace, beamed Celling,
quarter sawed white oak finish and
floors. Hall In center of house and din
lng room on west. Two bedroomB and
bath on second floor, one very large,
with windows on three sides and two
closets. All windows have metal weather
strips and storm windows. Shop or gar-ngo-
onpremlsese easily worth IS. Price,
f 4,000. Terms, reasonable.' """ ,
George' & Company
ffchone DA 756. 302-12 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
$350 Cash
$30 Monthly
Strictly modern oak finish home of 7
rooms, living room, dining - room, den
and kitchen on first floor; 3 good bed
rooms, 4 closets, tiled bath and screened
in 'Bleeping porch on second. Stlrway to
attic, full -cement basement, cement
walks and screens, furnace heat, fine
light fixtures. Large lot, 46x120, on paved
street. Prloe, $3,860. Located at 2569
Evans St. For more information phone
owner, Harney 8210.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
An elegant, practically, new house, with
three bedrooms and bath on second floor;
reception hall, living room, dining room
and kitchen on first floor; finished In
oak, with maple floors, screens and storm
sash; backyard nicely fenced; paved
Street; lovely yard; A No. 1 neighbor
hood; closo to car line and school. Price,
$4,100. -
BEMIS-CABLBEEG CO.,
310-812 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Want Offer
On prettiest corner In West PART OF
CITY WELL BUILT, eight-room, nil
modern home, good furnace, gas and elec
tricity, tiled bath, fine shade, trees and
shrubbery, small barn. Had offer of
$7,500 two years ago, but can be had at
a. big bargain npw. 3334 Davenport street
See
Peters Trust Co.
Bemis Park District
$500 DOWN; $50 PER MO.
Will buy an 8-room, 2-story house; oak
and maple floors, large -cellar and fruit
room, fine sleeping porches, garage and
cement .drlvewuys, beautiful yard, paved
streets, storm and screen windows; abso
lutely all modern Ask to seo It.
INTJSRMOUNTAIN REALTY CO.
Fhone Douglas 4025. 1623 Douglas St
COTTAGES FOIt SALE
TO BE MOVED,
for Particulars Phone Douglas 3365.
MUST SELL
My modern brick flat of. 24 rooms, re
duced from 124,000 to 18 for quick sale;
rented at 3135 per month. 413-414 Kaibach
Doug. 8607.
CLOSE IN r
7 rooms, den, mantel and fireplace, all
modern; lovely basement; laundry with
hot and cold water; large south front lot
EOxlQO; paved street; close to Crelghton
university; located near boulevard and
California St Price cut to 4,830.
BEMIS-OAELBERG CO.,
510-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Make Cash Offer
on lot 8. block 03, Omaha, on Tenth, be
tween Douglas and Dodge. Owners. P. O.
Bos 806, Omaha.
$100 DOWN-&50 MONTH
or more down with less per month, buys
XU1 CiC6uv w-aw rw ui mm ij
except lot. auto truck or wrecked prop
erty tn part payment An exceptional
DTlnj1- 4 ct. vvvw w mv
OWNER SAYS BELL AT ONCE.
What will you give for good lot near
tth avenue and Burt, Dundee? Fronts
two streets, paved, cement walks, water,
etc. Price, 10.
New. neat 6-room cottage, modern ex
cept heat fine level lot. $0x124, choice
locality, Ztt blocks to car 12,600, rental
terms.
J B. McKITRICK. 431 Bamge Blk. D. S57.
FOR. SALE By owner, 8-room modern
house with sleeping porch. Field club
district. M a Xta Ave.
IlKAL BSTATIC.
city rnoi'isiiTY von balk.
MARTIN & CO.
1018 Omaha National Bank Building.
NICE home. Ob No. 19th St.! 6 rooms,
reception hall und bath; all modern,
nearly now; near NChool and car; large
corner lot. Room for another house. Can
take a small cottage in on this. Owner.
Phone Web. 2792.
NEW MODERN COTTAGE, 2,800.
A completely modern, 6-room cottage
on the north side, having everything in
the way of conveniences. Nicely located
on a large lot with blue grass lawn front
and rear. Cost more than prlco asked,
but willing' to sacrifice for quick sale,
WO cash, balance monthly.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Doug. 1781. 3d floor Ware Block.
COUNTRY HOME $3,760.
We can show you the prettiest flvo
acres of alfalfa, 2H feet high, the balance
solid fruit, all bearing; a good 6-room
house; fine, )orge barn and garage; cis
tern piped to the kitchen and good Well,
with gasoline engine. The owner has
been six years getting this property in
Its present condition and it Is now a
money-maker as well as a beautiful
home. This property is about one mils
from the Benson car. You will want it
if you see t.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Doug. 1781. Third Floor, Ware Blk.
DUNDEE BUNGALOW 4,700.
It's a beauty, and large enough for a
good sized family and not too large for
a small one; contains seven splendid
rooms and located on a fine south front
lot, n Dodge St. If you are looking for
something extra good, see this.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Doug. 1781. Third Floor, Wore Blk.
FOIl SALE Fine building lots, 1 down,
21 per week. Stop paying rent. Homo
stead Co., 10)3-14 City National Bank
Bldg. Phone' Douglas 2596.
HANSCOM PAIIK DISTRICT, 1,600.
We can Jnake very easy terms on a
6-room cottage, well located near 27th
and Poppletou. Lot 60x160. House is
rented for JIB. Only 200 cash required.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Douglas 1781. . Third Floor, Ware Block.
S-BOOM cottage, sleeping porch, shrub
bery, large lawn. Easy terms. Wob. 6293.
HEAL ESTATK.
FARM & RANCH LANllS, XT Oil SALIC.
Arkunaaa.
COME' to Madison Co.. Ark., amidst thn
pleasant 'Ozarks, for the cheapest and
best homes In America: perfect health:
Ideal climate; pure spring water; free
range ana productive sou. Jones, Jt'ettl
grow. Ark.
Montana.
SIXTY THOUSAND acres Carey land
open to entry at Valler. Mont, fifteen
annual payments; section famous for
grains, grasses, vegetables; well adapted
to aiversmea iarming. tror particulars
write Valler Farm Soles company. Box
1026. Valler. Mont.
WE ARE owners of a large block of
Yellowstone county. Montana, farm land
and are prepared to offer same on close
prices in tracts ot io.oov acres or ud.
Correspondence Invited, if Interested.
prospective purchasers win De shown the
land. Danaher-IIolton Co., Plymouth,
Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
California.
CALIFORNIA LAND. Send for
catalogue. Properties In all counties.
Valuable, reliable Information. C. M.
Wooster Co.,. Phelan -Bldg., San Fran
cisco. CALIFORNIA land excursions 1st and
3d Tues. W. T. Smith Co. 815 City Nat Bk.
Minnesota.
100 ACRES 45 miles from Mlnneanolis:
one mile from town; 120 acres cultivated;
balance meadow and pasture; heavy soil;
uur sui duuuuibb; one guuu team norses;
two cows, several head ot young stock:
complete set ot machinery, chickens, hogs
and everything on the place goes at 40
per care, one-hul&jCash.
1028 Plymouth Bldg.. Minneapolis, Minn.
Nebraska.
RANCH FOR BALE.
. I,76o-aore ranch In Holt county. Neb., 8
miles from two towns: want good 160
acres or Income property up to 120,000.
j-nce iu an acre, wnat nave you7 ma
Thompson. Lyons. Neb.
FOR SALE 100-acre farm, 6 miles from
Pierce; good improvements; 6 acres al
falfa: 120 in cultivation. Quick sale. 276
per aero. W. E. Powers, Pierce, Neb.
Oregon,
WE are owners of a 700 acre three year
old commercial apple orchard, located In
Douglas count. Oregon, non-Irrigated
and In high state of cultivation. Will sell
It in 100-acre tracts or multlolea thersnf
to responsible parties desiring a first class
retail proposition, uetaned imormatlon
and terms furnished. Sunnydale Orchard
company. It02 Plymouth Bldg., Minne
apolis, Aljnn.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN
ON OMAHA HOMES.
NO DELAY.
J. H. Mithen Co.,
INC.
921 CITY NATINAL BANK BLDG.
DOUGLAS 1278.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha,
city property in any amounts.
IL W. BINDER.
823 City National Bank Bldg.
MONEY To loan on business or resi
dence properties, 11,006 to 0,0041
W, II. THOMAS, 228 State Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KBEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1016 Omaha National. Douglas 2711
LOANS on farms and improved city
riperty, 6, Sft and t per cent; no delay,
IL Duroont fc Co., 1603 Far nam St
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam 8mK.h tt Co.. 120 Farrun St
MARVIN BROS. VKaSfc
tlOO to $10,000 made promptly. V. D.
a sad, wead Bldg., 18th and Fa
arnara.
j CITY LOANS. Bernls-Cariberg Ct.
' nviLi uranoeis uneaier uiag.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros.'
HARRISON t MORTON, 810 Oia. Nat
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Damage Reports on Wheat Believed
to Be Fabrications.
CORN PRICES ARE LOWERED
Favorable Weather tor tho Yellow
Cereal Continues, with the Re
sult thnt Fntnres Take n
Tumble In Price.
OMAHA, May 20, 1913.
The fact was fully demonstrated yes
terday that some ot the larger profes
sionals In the wheat market at Chicago
are anxious to put out short lines of de
ferred futures and that they are talking
bullish on the crop situation for a pur
pose. Ono ot the larger traders In the
wheat pit tn Chicago was making claims
of further deterioration In the prospective
crop of Kansas, yesterday, when at the
same time It was given out on the floor
that he was putting out short lines in a
big way through at least three commis
sion nouses.
In the absence of buvlnor orders from
thedlstrlcts in Kansas where the crop Is
the districts In Kansas where the crop Is
lively mannor, the average speculator la
enabled to read between tho lines that
while there may be some losses they are
not serious, as tho average sender ot
damage dlalms Is anxious to make the
trade believe. In case ot sensational
losses to the wlntor wheat crop of the
southwest. It would be like finding money
in tno street to taae on any or the de
ferred futures, as price would be sure to
advance when the trade became con
vinced that losses were a fact and not
a myth.
The trade In wheat has broadened out
materially since thn unfavorable crop
prospects commenced to come forward,
and there Is a fair sprinkling of outside
orders on both tho buying and selling
side. When the claims of crop deteriora
tion are taken Into consideration, how
ever, the volume of trade must be oalled
comparatively small when other years
are considered.
Cash wheat unchanged to. Vio lower.
There was a weather Tir.rket In corn
yesterday and prices wcrt, lower. Condi
tions were perfect for selling and mov
ing and when the recelDts at nrlmarv
markets ot 829,000 bushels are considered
the country may be said to have switched
around and that It is now in a mood to
dispose of Its surplus on the farms and
In country elevators. Many sections were
completing planting, while in other sec
tions thoro was a delay because of the
muddy conditions of the fields. Cosh
corn was HlHo lower.
Oats wore higher with the May option
showing more strength. Not unlike corn
farmers are letting go of this grain as
there wero 1,116,000 bushels at primary
polhts yesterday. Cash oats were un
changed to Ho lower.
All markets thranirhniit th. nnnnrv nil!
be closed Decoration day.
t-ieurunces on corn were is,a bushels,
oats 12.000 bushels and wheat and flour
equal to 630,000 bushels.
Tho close at Liverpool was o higher
to HO lower on wheat And unnhnnirjui tn
Mo lower on corn.
primary wheat receipts were 409,000 bu.
and shipments of 522,000 bu.
Primary corn receinta w u.ono hn
and shlpmenta of 23ft, 000 bu.
Jt-nmary oats receipts were 690,000 bu.
and shlpmenta of 547,000 bu.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Whflt.norn n
Chicago 24 352 S3S
Minneapolis 169
Duluth 87
Omaha i) 44 19
Kansas City 31 39 is
HI. .L.OUIS si 41 81
Winnipeg 213 ... ...
A year ago today was a holiday, there
fore no rocelDts and shipments for that
date.
Omaha Cash Prloe Wheat: No. 2 hard.
87874a; No. 3 hard, 8flHWio; No. 4
hard, 79g64V4o; No. 3 spring, 83VsS6o; No
4 spring, 815c; No. 7 durum, SJi&geoa:
No. 3 durum, 87V4$i88o. Corn: No.
2 white, WK0Ctto; No. 3 white,
KVQWo: No. 4 whlta 55SG6U3! No.
2 ysllowt SG6CHa; NO. 3 ysllow, 6&3MH0;
o. yeiiow, oottKB'OWJ; jno, z, 60fWc; No.
3, KaHo; No. 4. E4C5a: no grade, CI
64c Oats: No. 2 white, 37W37Kc; stand-
u-ra, unviaivio; no. s wnue, ifcj no. 4
white, 86H3G-Vic. Barley: Malting, 50g0a;
No. 1 feed. 424W6C. Rye: CSUiS&o: Nn. A
660C6HC.
xne rouowing cash sales were reported
today: Wheat. No. 2 hard winter. 1 cm-
87c; No. 4 hard winter, 1 car 7Sto; No. 3
mixeo, 1 oar wc uats: no. 8 wnite,
11 cars 37c: No. 4 white. 1 car 36Uc 7 fr
S67&C; no grade, 1 car 26o. Corn: No. 2
whlto, 9 care 66o: No. 3 whlto, 10 corn
B9o ; No. 2 yellow, 1 car 6Ma; No. 3 yel
low, 1 cor ctto; no. yeuow, 1 car W40:
No. 2 mixed, 4 cars 660. 1 oar 66a; No, 3
mixed. 2 cars G6V&0: No. 4 mixed. 1 car
660; no grade, 1 car. 62o.
1
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
V
Features of ths Trndlnc and Cloatns
Prloes on Board of Trade.
degrees today In southwester Kansas
hilsted the price of wheat despite heavy
roaltzing on account of the holiday to
morrow. The market closed steady at an
advance of Ho to Ha net
in corn the outcome was unchanged to
Ho Ud and for oats unchanged to U&Ua
off.
Provisions finished irregular, struiur out
from lOo decline to an advance of 2So,
Not only was it hot and dry in Kansas.
but the forecast was for more heat and
drouth tomorrow. There were also re
ports of high winds in the dry seotlon in
the state and of grasshopper damage
there and in western Oklahoma.
Disposition to curtail open risks in view
of there being no session tomorrow waa
Increased by a sprinkle of rain at Kansas
City. It developed, however, that offer
ings on declines were being absorbed by
strong interests, -xnis raoi neipea rally
the bulls and also did the big exports for
the week. Seaboard clearances of wheat
and flour today equaled 630,000 bushels.
Primary receipts or wneat were 49,ooo
bushels, compared with a holiday a year
ago.
In corn nne weather onset the bullish
Influence of wheat There was much
rural selling on an early advance. Dam
age reports hardened oats, notwithstand
ing liberal holding sales.
Buying or i.wu,uw pounds 01 July una
STEAMSHIPS.
ANCHOR LINE
STEAMSHIPS
Sail ovory Saturday to and from
NEW YORK LONDONDERRY
GLASGOW
Ocean passage 7H days. Moderate rata.
For book of tours, rates, ate, apply to
H2NDHR80N BROTHERS.
Gen. Agts., zfi W. Randolph St, Chicago.
OR ANY LOCAL AGENT.
HEAL ESTATE! WANXO).
LIST your house with us. We have buy
ers. Osborne Real Estate Co, Doug. 1474.
WANTED TO OCT,
Dolgof f 2d-hand store pays highest pno
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1S07.
WOULD like to buy a live or six-room
house to be uoved on a lot One In tb
nelgbborheod of 24th and Clark preferred.
Telephone Had 4401.
D. Mk'iA (j.urk iuyerN .if furniture.
BEST prices for furniture. Call D. 7801
SECOND-HAND clothes, shoes; pay
best prices. Tel Tyler. 1100.
WANTED TO KENT
WANTED By young lady, downstairs
room, modern; walking distance; refer
ences furnished. Address Q-12g, ear Bee.
LIVE BTOCIt MARKET OP WEST
Ship live stock to South Ornana, Save
mileage and shrinkage. Tour eotuuga
ments recslve prompt and careful atten
tion. LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST.
Live Stoelc Cemnlwlon llerehsnM.
DYERS BROS. & CO. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 222 Exchangs Bldg.
MARTIN UKOH. & CO. Exchange Bldg.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road to
Bit! Return
presumably for stock yards account made
mom or me provision list nrm.
Low. Close-lVcafy.
91 91H 91H
MH 914 91
0H 81S WH
92H 90H 9JHfl!
67U 57U 67J4
67fe 67lt t(1
Cohtftt (4
43H 42H 42H
S7W&HSM1I&H STlt
SS 33H SSH
20 60 20 (0 20 liU
20 17H 20 20 19 77V
19 E0 19 M0
11 15 11 1 U H
11 07V4 11 10 11 07H
11 17H 11 17H H 17H
11 20
11 06 11 07H U t
12 60 12 75' II 60
11 63 11 T7H 11 d
II (S 11 77H U 35
11 06 H 07H
Wheat)
May.
Juir.
Sept
Deo.
Corn
May.
July.
93093V1 1U
91 I
Sept
uea.
Oats
May.
July.
Sept
Doo,
Pork
May.
July.
Sept
Lard
May.
July.
Sept
Oct.
Ribs
DO 6614
I
43
S3
3S,
20 63H
20 17U
19 87H
20 (SM
207W
11 17H
U 20
11 07HJ
u vm
H 22H
1105
May.
13 60
Jtnv
11 C5-S0
Sept
11 S7H
uct.
11 K
Chloago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
red. I1.06O1.M; No. 1 red, SttcOll.OI; No.
1 hard, 93H6Uo; No. 8 hard. SltrNc; No.
1 northern, 93(f05H6; No. 2 northern, 924p
94o; No. 3 northern, 9001)20; No, 2 spring,
82fle3c; No, 3 spring. WviUCo; No. 4 spring,
84jT0c; volvet chaff, 90OH60) durum, 90fT96o.
Corn: No, 2, rsHc; No. 2 white, &94C
69oi No. 2 yellow, HfitSHo; No. 3, 87H5
6SU0: No. 3 white, KW9Vic, No. 3 yellow,
67t8c; No. 4, 67Hir7?c; No. 4 whlto,
RSHiKtMio; No. 4 yellow, 67USJ?4c Oats:
No. 2 white. 41Uf 2c; No. 3 white, 3Hsr40o;
No. 4 white. 37Ji9o; standard, 410mo.
Rye: No, 2, 64a. Barley: MHittio, Timothy:
J3.2S?4.00. Clover: Nominal. Pork:
820.60. Lard: 111.15. Ribs: 312.00TU.76.
Ul'TTBH Firm; creameries, 2iW7c.
EQOS Irregular; receipts, 23.4M coses;
at mark, coses Included, 16ffl8Uc: ordi
nary firsts, lfiViSWHc; firsts, ISWI8H0.
CHEESE Market higher; daisies, 14U9
14Hc; long horns, l4HM'!ic.
POtTLTRY Lower; chickens, alive, ISo;
springs, alive, 16c.
POTATOES Lower; receipts, old. 96
cars, new, 16 cars; Michigan, 4M?4Gc; Min
nesota, 3&Q42oj Wisconsin, 40045c; new
potatoes, $LCOi8l.l0.
Knnnsna Cttr lmlrt nnil Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, May 29. WHEAT
No. 3 hard, 89$02o; No. 3, 87H091Hc; No.
2 red, 94fl09c: No. 3, 87H5I90C. Close 1 May,
S6H0; July, 8oH06tHo; September, 86a
CORN No. 2 white, 68H0C0C; No. 8,
68H0. Close: May, 67HO! July, 66Ha; Sep
tember, 6Sc.
OATS No. 2 white, 893Ho; No. i
mixed, 37H39c, Close: July, SSo; Sep
tember, 87H-
RYE-69H4IO0C
HAY Choice timothy, 812.60iO13.CI0.
BUTTER Creamery, 20c; firsts, 2So;
seconds, 24c; packing, 20Wff21c.
EGOS Firsts, 18Hc; seconds, 16316c.
POULTRY liens, 13Ho; roosters, 10o;
ducks, 16c.
Recelpts-Shlpments.
Wheat, bu 81,000 36,000
Corn, bu 80.000 18,000
Oats, bu 16,000 17,000
St. Lonla Oenernl Market.
ST. LOUIS May 20. WIIEAT-No. 2
red, 96cIl.C8: No. 2 hard, fckaoao. Close:
July, 8SHd: September, 8S1406&0.
CORN No. 2, 695SHo; No. 2 Whlto, 6I0.
Closo: July, 67o; September, tVAc
OATS-No. 2, 3ffS9o; No. 2 whljte, S9HO
40c Close) July, 37Ho; September, Zl
"pOTJLTRY Morket steady; chickens,
lSHo; springs, 2530o; turkeys, 16o; duoka,
12c: geese, 7o.
BUTTER Easy ; creamery, tl27c.
EaOS Quiet at I7c.
FLOUR Unchanged.
BRAN Unchanged.
HAY Unchanged.
Rocotpts.Shlpments.
Flour, bbla 6,000 12,000
Wheat bu - 17,000 62,000
Corn, bu ,.,.49,000 49,000
Oats, bu 63,000 49,000
Minneapolis Groin Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 29. WHEAT
May, 8OH0; July, 91Hc; September, W&o.
Cash: No. 1 hard. Wo: No. 1 northern.
2H3SHo; No, i northern. 9OH01Ho: No.
2 hard Montana, WW! no. a, biw
8OH0.
FLOUR-Unchahged.
BRAN Unchnnged,
CORN-No. 3 yellow, COfltila
OATS No. S white, 3OO01C
RYE No. 2, 666580.
FLAX 41.29.
BARLEY 60SC20.
Mlhrnnkre Ornln Market.
MILWAUKEE, Mav 29.-WIBAT No.
1 northern, 9G0c; Na 2 northern, 83J
94o; No. 2 hard winter, MOtticr May, 94o;
July, 91VrU91Hc
CORN No. 8 yellow, 61C62o; No, 3
white, eiQxaHo: No. 3, tOQa.a; May, 62c;
June, 64c asked; July, 67c.
OATS 4242Ho.
RYE 62HC.
UAHJd3X CSQOSC. (
Iilverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 29. WHI2AT Sonf.
steady; No. 2 Manitoba, 7s 6d; No. 3
Manitoba, 7s 4d;.futuro3, Irregular; May,
7s Ha: 3uy, 7 BHd: October, 7s 4Hd.
CORN Spot Bteady; American mixed,
new, bs Via; new, Klin anea, & za; old,
De; old, via Qalveston, 6s, 8d; futures,
steady; July, 4 HHd; September, La
PUta, U Hd.
Omaba liar Market.
OMAHA, May 29. HAY-Prairio, No. 1
11.00; No. 1 choice midland, 310.60rhl.00;
mo, z, .uua'iw.w; no. a. to.wpe.w; no. 1
oholce lowland, 89.Oogao.O0; No. 2, fl.Qb
9.00: No. 3. tS.0O87.00.
I'eona jusncet,
PEORIA. May 28. CORN No, 2 yel
low, E7o; No. 3 yellow, 66H0.
OATS No. 2 wlUte, 89HOS standard,
3854039c.
London 8 took Market.
LONDON, May 29. American securities
were quiet and featureless during the
early trading today. At noon prices
ranged from unchanged to H higher than
yesterday's New York closing.
London closing stock quotations:
Oaojots monay ,. Loalrtllle uh.U?H
so account , TS4Mo., Kan. A 1t.,n
Amal. Copper ..... IHN Tork Central. .lot
Atohlaen ..let PannirlTanU , M
Cuadlaa Fanlfta . .MIU lumini , lift
Cbl. Great Wtrn 14 Southarn racltla ,, tlSi
Cbl., Mil. a 8t P. 110 Union Paelflo In
Dearer a Rio O... JTViU. 8, Steal I1H
Erie X7KWataan 1H
da lat tta itD 11 Jlii
Ortad Trunk , UHKana Mines H
Illinois central .,..111
SILVER ar, steady at 27 ll-16d per
ounce.
MONEY-23 per cent.
DISCOUNT RAITESShort and three
Local Securities.
Quotations furnished by Bums, Brtnker
& Co., 449 Omaha National Bank build.
ing:
Did. AlWd.
Beatrice Creamery Co. pfd IJM
Columbui, Neb. B. L. ta, UM II
Dairld Cola lOTettmant I p. e., lilt, 114 M
Cltr Nat. Bank stock. Omaha 107 101
Council Clnlti O. B. It, lilt it ti
Douglaa Uecurltr CO (a. 1111. ....... ttVi 104
Deere Co. 7 p. e. pfd, ei-dlr..... 7U ttH,
retro oat Creamery ( per cent guar, IK Jotu
Ind. Tel. Co. lat pM. Co. Blutfe.... r
Kanaaa atr, Ua.. t p. e. tax bllla.. IIU 100
Klnf Co., waeh., Sa 1913. Ml im.T
Lea Aneee nr. ae, im.i, a j
IX.. K. A T. &1. II, IMS HU 7U
McCook, Ne. U. Ull 10) ioo
Kew Orlaaoa 8 A L U, till II itu
Cltr of Omaha 4 He, 1M1 tl 100
oniu c. b. bu nr. 1., im.,... h ri
Omtha Ic C B. St. It jr. pfd, ,.,,, U u
Omaaa & C. D. ft IKf. com ,... tm el
Omaks a. C. D. H. A D. pfd IV U
Pacltlo L A r. p. e. BftUa, 1114,. 100
(an rrancleeo U. Hit., 0 10114
tleion gtMk Tarda, Omaha, ei-dlr.., l ri
Updike Orals Co., em. .,,,.,, , MVi 101
Wjmore. Neb., fe. ltll...., lcoii 101H
Wool Market.
BOSTON, May .-The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow win say; "A more
optimist! a attitude appears to have been
adopted by the wool trade in the last
week, although this attitude Is highly
tempered with caution and does not neo
es arily mean that prices will rise rap
idly, but that there is a disposition to
operate more freely at current rate. A
large line of delaine wool has changed
hands at prices freely down to a wool
basis. There has been some further trad
ing in new Utah and fleece wools at last
week's rates.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road to
BUr Returns,
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cftttlo Active and Generally Strong
to Shade Higher.
H0Q TRADE MOSTLY NICKEL UP
Xn Chnngra of Consrqnencea In
Klther Shrrik or Lnmlii, na tho
Prices Am About Htendy nn
n Moderate Supply.
SOUTH OMAHA, May SO, 1913.
Itecolpts were! Cattle. Hon- Sheep.
Official Monday 2,972 6A6 6.SS0
Official Tuesday ., 3,947 11.6MT 6.S09
Official Wednesday 3.CM 14.658 S.flM
Estimate Thursday ,,. 2,700 14,800 3,600
Four days this woek.lt, 275 4fs0U 1S.5I8
Samo days last wek..l3,l0 I7.6M 88,743
Sumo day 2 wks, ago.10,130 40,448 27,190
Samo days 3 wk. nKo.J9,10S SS.316 88,201
Same days 4 wks. ngo.14,281 3B,7 S6.WI
Samo days Inst year,. 12,474 , 17,41
The following tnbio snows tho receipts
or cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omnha
for the year to date as compared with
last year; 1913. 1912. Inc. Deo,
Cattle 36,92R 377,893 10,9t
Hogs , 1,201,876 1,845.991 343,119
Sheep 8AA.170 882,606 32,610
Tho following table shows the range ot
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
last few days, with comparisons:
Date.
1913, 1912.IMI iliHU.lW9.19U8,
W1.
May 17.
8 29&
7 3I
7 59
6 sy
6 St
9 361 7 06
9 41 7 02
21
6 29
e
6 23
6 24
3 97
6 11
6 04
6 99
e
6 90
6 90
6 93
C X
May IS.
5 30
6 31
6 SSI
May 19.
5
9 3S 6 92
&iay 20.
May 21.
May 22.,
May 23.
7 601
6 c8
e
0 03
39
6 9S
7 41
9 41
7 01
6 3S
6 96
8 12
7 49
7 46
7 46
7 39
7 t
9 02
6 R)
6 l
6 70
9 43
6 24
Jiny n.
May 26.
May 26.
May 27.
May 27.
9 39
9 19
9 14
9 27
677
e
6 14
7 1W
6 88
7 14
6 10
8 871
7 14
6 201
6 20
8 41U
7 30
6 871 9 27
14
May 2S.
May 20.
8 37T,
8 41H
7 36
7 26!
I 9 30 7 06 B 28
6 74 9 12 7 01
C 34
Sunday,
ltecclpts and disposition of live stock
at tho Union Stook ynrds. South
Omaha, for the twenty-four hours end
ing at 3 o'clock yesterday:
RIOCKIPTS-CAltH.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, Horses.
C., M. A St P. Hy 3 6 ...
Wabash It R. ... 1 8 ... ...
Mo. Pao. Ry .... 2 4 ... ...
Union Pac. It It 10 61
C. & N. W. east 8 3
C. & N. W., west 40 66 3
C, St. P.M. AO. It 32 18
C, 11. & q, east 2 1
C.. B. & Q. west. 16 61 1
C., It I. & V., east 1 f
C., It I. & P.., west 1 i ... 1
Illinois Cen. III'.. .. 1 ...
C. O, W. .jj S
Totals Ill 2M ' 13 1
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cottlo. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris A Co 462 3,760
Swift & Co 761
3,143
4,811
2,974
261
120
802
1,647
747
Cudnhy Packing Co. 493
Armour St Co 472
Schwartz & Co
J W. Murphy ....1
Morrill ..I.. 15
8 O. P. Co. 2
L. P. Co .4.... 10
Saint Clair 26
Hill & Hon 6
P. B, Lowls 1
L. F. Huss
Mo. & Knna.-Calf Co. . 7
Cllne & Christie 1
Other buyers ""'
Totals t 2.421 16.0t 3.196
CATTLE Cottlo receipts were ot very
fair proportions for a Thursday, some
2,700 head being reported In, but tho
quality of the offerings was hardly as
good as on Wednosday. Tho late market
on Wednesday was actlvo and strong and
that Is ths way trade opened out this
morning. All tho Crttlsod beef men had
fair orders to fill und lost no tlmo In
filling them as far as possible at prices
that wero strong to a sliude higher than
Wednesday and not a great deal different
from tho lattor part of last week. Best
beeves, heavy and handywetght, sold up
around e8.10U8.15 and the bulk of the
fair to good 1,000 to 1,360-pound cattle
sold at $7.75(B8.00. A good, early clear
ance was made.
Thore was not much change In the
market for cows and heifers as com
pared with Wednesday. Offering were
autta limited and thero was a very fair
demand both from local packers and ouU
side butchers as well ad consiaeraoio in
quiry from feeder buyer. Thore wns a
strong, healthy undertone to the trade
and values In general wero In pretty
much the same notches M at this time
last week. Veal calves, bulls, stags, eta.
were quotdoiy steady, A batter uemanu
were quotably steady.
A better demand featured the trade tn
stockers and feeders this week and de
sirable offerings of all weights are In
the neighborhood ot logjiso higher than
last week. Volume of business, however,
has been comparatively small and feeder
buyers are again tailing a good many of
tho warmed up cattle at better prloes
than the killers are willing to pay,
Quotations on cattle: Good to cholco
beef steers. 18.00QS.S0: fair to good beef
steers, 37.76(88.00', common to fair beef
steers, 87.807.75; good to choice heifers,
I7.2&57.76; good to choice cows, 86.80lT7.3S;
fair to good grades, I8.OWI0.8O; common to
fair grades, M.OOfltiOO; good to choice
stockers and feeders, t7.6OU8.00; fair to
good stockers and feeders, $7.007,60; com
mon to lair stockers and feeders, M.zbrj
. ywv. ....... I j tt iWMT w,.
f.W VlUUIt UU YT MIU ilUIJQJn, U.WI.W,
veal calves, 87.00910.00; bulls, stags, etc,
Representative sates;
BEEF STEERS.
Kb.
I
tl
24, ..,,, i
II
At. Fr. Mi. At. Ft.
.,.1041 I IS 14 1171 7 10
10 7 60
11 1701 7 10
II j... .HIS 7 tO
II 1171 7 IS
II.. 1154 7 IS
10 1237 7 M
31 1524 7 K
IS Ull I 00
11 1210 1 00
27 1U4 I 00
1 117 I 00
Ull I 00
2., 1100 I 00
M !!S4 I OS
a ,..,.iuo 1 os
14 ,.1111 I OS
117 7 IS
1010 T 10
1041 T 10
12...
I IIS T
1 1050 7 IS
U 1117 7 40
It Ill 7 10
41 171 7 SO
10 Ill 7 IS
I j 102 TtS
IT 1100 T M
II,., ltll 7 IS
IS ... 119 t 70
1 1241 7 7S
U U3S 7 10
1111 7 14
... 1101 7 10
II 111! 7 IS
l.j M7 7 IS
IS 1171 7 10
21
,...171 I 10
,,..1221 I 10
,,..1112 I 10
,,,.1141 I 10
,.,,1118 I II
....1110 I 10
20.
I.
II.
17.
II 1X01 7 10
I.
1.
., 122 7 40
.. I7S 7 75
,,,,1111 7 10
.... 771 ISO
.... in t 10
171 7 78
11S0 7 7S
14.. .,.... .HIS I 00
22 Ill I 00
24 , tit 8 IS
I
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1
19
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1
,,1071 7 SS
.. 171 7 70
.. SC7 7 70
COWS.
.. 740 I SO 10.
114 El
..1110 I IS
T...,. low a to
.ioso s n
,,.1140 I 00
... til ts
.,, 7IS I 20
... 110 10
... 710 ( 20
...t05 4 IS
.,.1042 I 40
...1121 I IS
...1110 4 SO
SO ,.,..1111 I IS
1011 I IS
I I....1MI ITS
17..,
V.
1.. 1210 TS
S..
....Ull I 10
.,..1140 U
....im ito
....1117 I K)
....11S0 7 00
,...1010 7 IS
.,..1111 7 20
...1V0S I SO
It...
HEIFERS,
4 Ill S Tt 12 710 T 20
1 400 I IS
1 110 ( 71
I 404 I IS
1 410 T 00
l. 840 7 00
., SSO 7 M
I." 404 7 OS
I..., m 7 06
1 711 7 10
2 71S 7 21
1 IM til
I ,. 172 7 20
1 4(0 7 IS
24 Ill 7 IS
11... 741 7 40
1 1110 7 SO
I.
.....1128
2 1
BULLS.
1 1020 I IS
1 1220 I K
1 , 1S20 II
1..... 1110 I 10
1 1040 10
1 1S04 6 to
1 1106 I 15
1 ...1200 III
1 .....leio f 40
1 ,.ioso so
1..,, ..mo s
1 1110 4 SB
1 no.) I tl
1 , 1120 178
4 ,...1420 I 14
1 1120 I 10
I.
1.
1.
1,
....11T0 I M
-...MT0 I M
....1MO I 0
....lift) I S3
.... 70 I 20
.... M0 7 15
1.
2..
a 1 1110 ( 10 1 820 7 M
STEERS AND BULLS.
n -M 'cALfea M
l..- 370 00 1 140 I 80
102 I 28 10 Ill I 75
1 , 110 I 10 II , 118 10 00
1 200 SO ..,., 261 1000
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
I SIS 7 41 22 721 7 40
I,. Ml 7 SO II 001 7 45
1 711 7 10 )...., SSI T 71
441 7 40
HOOS Receipts wore large again to
day, being Just a little short of the largo
supply of a week ago, but as other mar
kets reported a slight advance, local
values rogUtereri an average gain of
nearly 6 cents. The first bids that were
mad a were not muoh better than steady.
and quite a few loads were sold on this
basis, but as was the daw on Wednes
day the broad drrrmnd for all Wrights
and kinds won tHitMornd things up and
the moot of the ales were made t a
tlokeJ tHlvaue. The quality was very
good today, and while there was a good
proportion of heavy and mixed hogs In
the supply, there wns no discrimination
made against these grades and every
thing found a ready sale. Trade was. If
anything, more active than on Wednes
day and everything had been sold long
before W o'clock. Shippers mid specu
lators lmrt good silted orders Ibis morning
ami nm thing thnt they could use became
the object of considerable competition.
Slncv the trade began to strengthen the
range has narrowed considerably and at
the Present time a 3oe spreod Include
practical! nil of the snles. According
to yreterdas sales sheet, everything was
sold at 2a.30ffa.46, n range cf only io.
Thtf hulk of today's sales landed at
JS.40fffi.4S, with Just a spi Inkling under
40. Some real choice Dalits sold as
high ns JS-SO, lust stonily with the week's
best price.
Today's run Included something (Iko 236
cars, or 14.S00 head, ralsinc the week's
tptnl to 4,tVit. This Is about WOO Inrgor
thnn fur the first four days of last week,
but Ih AlmMt 14.000 smaller thsn for the
oorresponaing penoa a year ngo.
Ns. At. 8h. IT.
41 .... M7 ID 111
II. ..".! .., Ill
II 3M 20 I M
II IIS ISO I 15
M V ... IM
No, At. ah. Pr.
II 247 ... 140
It. Hi 10 I 40 .
II Ml ... 140
IS X ltd I 40
7 lit 1M I 41
ts m io 1 40
H IIS ... 140
W let to I 10
IT . . .27 ... t 40
II Ml 210 44
17 MA 10 I 40
II let 10 I 10
li IM 200 I 42U
14 SO! ... I 42Vt
71 7 1M I llt
U 2GS 80 I Itt,
IT 14 m I 42(1
71 Ht 14 I lti
K! St 110 I 4l(
Tl 241 120 I 42't
71 Ml 1K I It4
M Ill 110 I H
i IS! ... I S1H
i ?i; t4 1 mi
! II.. . JH no a Itu
it m ... a iti
II 914 200 I ITH
M 10 too I 174
K IM 10 I 17(t
II M ... I I7U
14 m 110 I 111)
Tl 0 IS1V4
7 Ill 40 8 VH
64 ftl Ml !7i
114 ... I JIH
Tl 141 10 I IH
0 SSI ... ITi,
IT Ill 40 I I7u
H ITS ... I 40
Ut I0 I 40
T4 1)7 10 I 40
17 St.! o 40
M 110 40 I 42i
.111
0 I 42 if.
..MS
.. I 42U
71 IH 240 I ll't
72 MO 240 I 15
41 Ill 120 I 45
T7..
. ,11 140 I 40
.117 100 8 40
.no so 1 40
Tl..
It..
IS. .
Tt..
TS. .
47..
41 in ... I 4S
47..
21.,
It.,
1..
H 114 I 41
.113 ... 8 44
.III ... I 41
.201 ... I 41
.111 10 I 45
.IN ID t 40
.110 W I 40
. ...2J8 40 I 40
....277 ... 1 10
II.
74 164 120 I 40
II 271 ... 140
It M0 40 I 40
tl Ill 10 I 40
71 107 110 I 40
21 120 10 t 40
10 102 10 I 10
IS 271 10 1.40
70 227 M 1 40
14 231 ... 140
7..,. ...Ill ... 140
77 211 1O0 I 40
II 234 200 8 40
71 200 ... 8 40
I t0 40 I 40
72 221 110 I 40
7, 210 40 I 41
U 223 ... I 41
TS.......2CI 10 I 41
IS 20 .... I 15
U Ill 10 I 45
It 212 110 I 15
7
44.
....lie ... SIS
a
77...
71...
M...
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tt...
e 41 IO
....224 M I II
....117 ... 1174
....171 ,., 1474
....IIS 40 8 SO
....110 ... 110
It..
...204 110 8 SO
U Ill 10 I SO
SHICEP-Chlefly because of the fact
that prices on sheep and lambs on the
local market are relatively very high as
contrasted wlth outside points, tho buyers
this morning wore not Inclined to pay
any more than on Wednosday. Henoe,
It was prnotlcally a steady trade on n
modcrnta supply and the mdvemenU was
no better than fairly active at any hour
n tho forenoon, a complete clearance be
ing late, considering the size of tho re
ceipts. As was true right along during
the last few days, the demand still cen
tered on good stuff of light or handy
weight, while thero seems to bo very
little. If any, Inquiry for heavy offerings,
Tho rango on shorn InmbM showed no
material change from yesterday. As the
general quality of tho offerings was not
quite as good, prices did not score ns
high n top. The hlgheat prlco was paid
for two cars of 79-pound shorn lambs,
whtoh brought 87.26.
Thero wero no aged sheep here to
speak of, but what wero on sale sold In
the same notches as yesterday.
The receipts fott up 3,600 head, being
slightly less than ono and two weeks ago,
but liberal as compared with the corre
sponding Thursday ono year ago.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good
to cholco Mexican lambs, 38.2608,00; fair
to good Mexican lambs, tS.0O38.26; fair
to choice western lambs, l8.ootfS.lC; fair
to good western lambs, 87.8508.00; Bhorn
lambs, good to choice, t7.87.40; shorn
lambs, fair to good, 3C.76p7.QO; year
lings, light, t6.266.6Q; yearlings, heavy,
15.760J8.OO; wethers, good to cholco, 13.764
0.00 wethers, fair tb good, 5.606.76i
ewes, good to choice, 86.26476.60! ewes, fair
to good, 86.00426.25; culls and bucks, 86.000
6.25.
No. Av.
221 shorn owes 97
141 shorn ewos 97
76 CUlIs 88
189 shorn lambs 87
67 shorn yearlings 90
Pr.
6 25
6 23
8 60
6 76
6 33
6 6i
7 20
7 00
7 00
7 20
6 3Q
7 00
R 00
6 75
6 75
6 60
6 60
i; tea yearnngu , .99
191 shorn lambs
863 shorn lambs
48 shorn lambs
76 shorn lambs
164 shorn lambs
243 shorn lambs
t M
64
66
74
74
...... .i 69
20 culls
70
260 shorn lambs 84
227 shorn lambs 84
203 shorn lambs , 94
35 shorn lambs 94
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
rMftPAflAt ii.v M niom.ii. n...ii.
3,600 head; steady to strong: beeves, 7.00
ujn.w; lexns steers, jo.wu'.w; Western
steers, 6.8OO7.90; stockers nnd feeders,
5.76Q8.00; cows and hotfors, 3.O04F7.S0;
calves, t7.604S11.00.
HOOSRecelpts, 20,000 head; steady to
Co higher; bulk of sales, t8.6Mf8.C0j light,
tS.40Q8.70; mixed. t8.S5OS.07M; heavy, 88,10
4J8.62V4; rough, 8.104M.23: pigs, Sa.loVfXl.3J.
SHBBP AND LAMBrl-necelpts, 14.000
head; steady to 10a lower; natlve.tS.lOfl)
6.76; western, 8G.2&S&25: yearllr.;s, t6.8SO
6.40: lambs, native, 5.(16(37.60; western,
5.664W.66.
St. Louis Live Htoolc Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 29. CATTLE
Receipts, 8,800 head; steady; good to
choice steers, t7.60416.60: stockers and
feeders, t5.764f7.60; cows nnd heifers, 6.00
s.w; ouns, s.wtr7.w; calves, to.004p10.oo;
southern steers, K.ilQft.; yearlings, heif
ers. 4.0OO7.00.
HOOS Receipts, 13,000 head: steady:
pigs and lights, 17.00a8.75; mixed and
butchers, t8.66t.75, good heavy, 8.6047
8.70.
SHBUP AND LAMHS-Ilocelpts, 4,600
neuu, Hiouuy; muttons, io.ira,(.(o; year
lings, .vaj.io; tamos, fi.WQ-i.Uj,
Kansas City I.lv Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITV. May 29,-CATTLB-Re-celpts,
2,300 head; steady to lOo hlghar,
active: dressed beef and export steers.
tl.76.65; fair to good, 17.OW.76; western
leers, lo.vojt's.sa; stocKerB ana rseaors,
6.60478.10) southorn steers, 5.76477.60:
southern Cows, 4.604J6.7E; native cows and
heifers, tl.6038.40; bulls, t5.76tJ7.25; calves.
7.00410.00.
IlOOS-nocelpts, 7,600 head; 6a higher;
bulk, S.6647&C5; heavy, (8.6047.60; packers
and butchers, JS.D64i8.63; light, S.G04i
8.C7M; pigs, t7JQ8.00.
SHEEP AND IAMnS Receipts, il.600
head; steady; Colorado lamb , t7.0O3a.60;
yearlings. 5.004)7.00; wethers, 4.60Q6.00; ,
ewes, 4.0714.76 '
St. Joseph Live Stook Mnrket.
ST, JOSEPH, May 29. CATTLE Re
ceipts, l,10i) head; market strong; steers,
t7.004J6.60; . cows and heifers, 24.0Ojf8.iQ;
calves, t6.604O,75.
HOOS Receipts, 7,600 head; market 3c
higher; top, H07tt; bulk, tS.K4?.G0.
SHEEP AND LAMUS Receipts, 2,600
head; market steady; lambs, t7,0O4J.26.
Hloux Cltr Lira Stock Murket.
SIOUX CITY, In.. May 29. CATTLE
Receipts, 1,800 head; market steady to
lower; native steers, 7.004(.10; cows and
hetfors, V5.004J7.60; canners, t4.0OfiC.00;
calves, 87.75.
HOOS Receipts, 7.600 head; market
firm; heavy, S.37H.40; mixed, 8.40
8.42V4; light, 8.42H98.45; bulk of sale ,
(8 877i4T8.42H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Nothing doing.
1 Live Stock In Blicht.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Hrtiilh Omaha. 2.700 6.066 K.8M
St. Joseph. 1.100 7,600 2,600
Sioux City 1.800 7,600 .....
Kansas City 2.300 7.600 9.600
St. Louis ,.. 8.800 13.000 4.600
Chicago 3.600 30,000 14,000
Totals 12,200 60,666 26,400
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, May .-Th condition
ot the United States treasury at the be
ginning of busines today 1 Working bal
ance, 68,670,499; In banks and Philippine
treasury, 47.243.483: total of general fund,
131.206.934, receipts yesterday. 2.263,078;
disbursements, 82,042,(67. The surplus thta
fiscal year is 8.6:0.623, against a defi
cit of 8,666,307 la t year. The figures for
receipt, disbursements, surplus and
deficit txclud Panama canal and public
debt transactions,
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
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Subafnnf till Ilrcnrpry 11 f St. Lonln A
Snn Francisco Iasncn Anions: Im
portant llovelopiKA-nfa of
Ilnr. '
NEW YORK, May 29.-Tlie Important
development toxlny in the stoett market
wns thp publication by the Union Pa
cific directors ot alternative plans for the
dlspova! of the company's 126,666,000
Southern Paoltla stook.
Ono of theso plans Is novel In the sense
that it suggests public Mds nfter the
manner of a olty bond offering
Judging from the course of the Hnrrl
mnu Issues, which were Irregular In the
early session, but bees mo feverish on
imbllcntllnn of three plans, the specu
lative public seems unable to grssp the
Import ot this latest move. Union Pa
cific milled townrd the close, while
Southern Paclflo made a net loss ot 1
point.
Elsewhere In tho active list. Canadian
Pnolflc was prominent for Its activity nt
receding prices. As tisunl. the s-'lHr,?
wns ntt.lbuU'd to Berlin, but some of tho
liquidation wns traceable to Pnnndlsn
sources. Various stocks In the so-called
Ooulrt and Hawloy groups were very
woak, recording tho lowest prices In some
years. Tho Industrial district wns no
tably firm by comparison.
Substantial recovery In St Louis A
Ran Francisco 4s nnd 6s was tho foaturo
ot the bond mnrket. In government Is
sues Panama 8 declined H per cent for
thn week on calls. Total sales par value,
tl.74O.00O.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks wero ns followsi
Balee. ltlih. Voir Cloie.
AmelMmtted Otjwr ... 14.700 TIH 72 72
American Agricultural m
American let Bur... 201 27H 274 874
Amerlran On 1.200 I3H 22H u
American Can r'J
American C. A P
American rolton 1)11....
American ice rWurltlea
American Unaeed ....
American Ieomatlte. . .
American A. A It
Amirlean B. A It. pM. .
American Sactr Hrrinlnc
American Tel. A Tlel..
American Tobacco
Anaoonaa. Atlnlnc Co..,
Atchleon
Alclileon, pM
Atlantic oact IJno
llaltlmor Ohio
nethlehem Steel
200 f4
n
iU
290 231, ITU. H
XU U IV I
100 12H 22H 33U
1,100 M MS 4'i
101
100 11SK 110H HI
, 1H
221
tOO 274
2.1t m,
10,1 4
200 121
10 M
2TW, 2714
t tt
MU tiii
111 1714
II II
li
nrooklrn Ilapld Tren.lt l.ioo itu H tltt
(ntniin i-aeme ikiin rze uH 111
rVnlf.l Le.lhf-r ... MO 21U, 21 21
CLeeipxaka & Ohio 200 144 I4H 44 tt
Chicago Great VS'eKern. 200 13H 12 12Vi
Chi., Mil. St. I
107
r AN. W...
12114
Colo, Fuel & Iron.,
Onnaollilateil Oae ...
Corn l'roducta
Delaware A lludton
100 HU II
112
eoo 104 10 10
too 1IIH U244 1SS4
Denver Ilia Grande
700 174 1IT4 1114
D. ft it. o pr.t 200 ISS Z3H 21
Dlttlllera Recurltlee
400 ItU 10U 11
Brie
Krle lit pM
nne 2,1 pM
General Mlectrlo
Great pWthtrn pM
Great Northern Ore etfe
Illlnole Central
Interhoronsh-Met
lnterboroush-6ret. pfd..
International lUnretter.
International Martns ptA
International raper ...
International Pump
K. r eVrattiern
Lacleilo Oae
Lehlah Valler
LoultTllla A NmhYlIle..
M. St. P, A 8. Bto. M.
7,100 17tt 2IT4 874
200 4214 48 4
"ioo i.viii iisK u
200 12414 121 12IH
100 21H I2U IIU
11114
200 1IH U1 1114
100 414,
41 4?H
102H
100 It 18
1t
1
a
12
1SS14
2.100 II
21
200 USH ill
122
111
200 13114 12!
M.. K A T 1.700
2214
14
li H MM
IIH 82H
Mlnourl Paclflo 2,100
National lllecult ..
Nat fall LSad
III
41
. 1114
N. It, of M 3d pfd..
New York Central....
M T.. O, A W ,
NWtolk A Weatem.
North American
Northern raclfle
400 III
MS Hit
27H ,Tt5
109 II
110 10444 10414 104
800 71 49 M
200 11414 1114 JJIIt
I'acltlo Mall
li
I'euutrltanla
4,100 lOtH 10IK 104
Peoole's Gaa
tocr 10M4 loiu 10114
Pitta.. C. C A St. L tl
rittabunh Coil 1711
Preceed SI Ml Car tOO 2114 121 H
Pullman ralace Car 112
IHcedlnx 12,000 11114 110 11014
Itcpubllo I. A B COO 22U 11 II
Republic I. A B. pfd ..... It
llock Ulind Co. pM... 400 H 2H 2IH
St. I a. A 8. T. 2.1 pfd.. 2,100 714 K 7
Beaboerd Air Line U
fteaboard Air Une pfd 40
Rloee-Bheffleld fl. it I It
Southern raclfle MOO 17 18 1144
Pouthcrn ltllwr pfd.. :M 7714 77 7IH
Trnneteee Copper 100 23 Jf llll U
Tciaa A Taclflo 4.200 1114 1214 12U
Union Pacific 11,100 11014 14TT4 IHU
Union Pacific pfd IIU
United 8tatec Rcaltr... 1(14
United BUtea Rubber , II
United mates Steel ... 21,000 10 40 6014
United Statec Steel pfd. 100 10414 1M14 104
Utah Copper 1,000 to 4114 41
Vlrslnla-Cerollna Cheu. 400 1714 27 2614
Wabeeh lii
waoain pro ,,. ,
Wnvern Maryland
Weetern Union 100 4
Wettlnghoute Electric... 100 1114
7H
1314
tlli IIH
wneeiuis a ue Erie., ..j. 4
Ex. dir.
Total sale for the day, 113.800 sharea.
, -
New York Money Market.
NEW YOIIK, May 29.-MONEY-On call,
steady, 2K4J3 per cent: ruling rate, 2
per cont; closing bid. 2 per cent, offered
nt 214 per cent. Time loans: Steady;
sixty days, 34M por cent; ninety days,
4 per cent; six months, 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6J4
per cent. Sterling exchange: Firm, with
actual business tn bankers' bills at 4.83C6
for sixty-day gills and at 14.8545 for de
mand. Commercial bills, U.S2H.
SILVER liar, 60c; Mexican dollars, 48c.
BONDB Government, Steady; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
nn follows:
U. B. ret. la, res, ,.100 K. C H, rer, It.. II
da coupon 100 U S. dab. 4 lttl) l14
U. 8. la, ref........tMUU A . un. 4a I1V4
do coupon ...lWHejl, K. A T, lit 4a tt
U. 8, 4e r8 "do (en 414a..., UH
do coupon 114 jjo. Pacific 4.... 47V4
Panama le coupon, loll. ao e .ji.
Al,-Ch. Ut Is ctta "Jien. Rf. M, ,H P
Am. As. 6 ."f. T. Cen. 114.14
A. T. A.T. c. 4e.l00 atb, 4i... ... ,
Amer. Too. . 1J N. Y., Kill. A K.
Armour A Co. 414 JO . t,j.
At. ien. N. A W. let, e. 4a tl
do or. 4i (1140).. 1114 do or. 4 10SS
do ct, MHNoi Pae. 4 11
At, & I lt 4e.. 21 d0 2a , it
D. A 0. IH Jrenn. cr. IVi (IIU) 17
Dr. Tr. ct. 4c MH io con. 4. . . 1114
a of Oa. (a 104 rteadlns sen. a,... 14
ecen. Leatber 8s.... !4 Bt. L. A 8. 5. f 4l MK
C. A O. 4He M do sen. 8 Il5
do cost. 414s,.., MHSt L 8. W. cds. 4.7IH
GAA. 814 I7V4B. A. L. adj. 8.. Tt
C. D. 1 a. J. 4.84HBO. Pac coL 4. .. M
do 4a tm do flr tm rtu
CM. A S.P. 0.414 MS de ev. 4 87t.
an. LAP. 0. 4.M14 4, ,,. f, 4,....SiJ
do col 4...... MHBo. nr. tl .10IW
do rf. 4...... tt ao ien. 4......... 7,5
CAB. r. A e.4141 llHTJnlon Plfio 4c... tl5
a a h. ct. 4... 1114 do cr. 4. . IIU
D. A R, O. ret 4i. . 7IVI d0 let A r. 44 tU
Dtatlt'4' 8 I7HU. 8. Hubbw U.... 10114
Erie pr. I. 4s.... K v. 3. Steel id t... t,
do or. -4a r. U.. MHV.ar. Ch, t II
111. Cea. lit r. 4a.. II eewab, Jtt 4 , 4, K
Int. -Met, 41( 7H4vt. Md. 4 7
Int. M. M. 4Hi... 0,ew.t. EI ct. ! tin
Jafin 4U 8HWI. Cm. 4..... 84
llld. Offered. 74
London Stock Market.
BOSTON, May 29. Closing quotations
on mining stocks:
Allouet , , 11 Mohawk
Amal. Copper 72 Nevada Con. ....
A. Z. U AS.. nVtNlplaalnc Mines
p. A C. C. A 8. II. 17 Korth Butt
Arltona Com 2 Kbrth Lake
Cat. A Arliona.... 44HOU Dominion ..
Cel. A Heels 440 Oceeota
Oentennlal 11 Qutnoy
Copper Rant C Co. 4iV Saannon
Eaat. Dutt C. M.. llHSupertor
Franklin 8 lup. A B. U
airoox Con 11 1-14 Tamarack
48
t
28H
1
44
34
41
lit
244
. 114
Oranby Con. tlVV. B. S. It. & tl. 2114
Greene Cananea ... 114 do pla 4114
lele Hojrall Cop... 22 tttaa tt3 4114
n.r , rjuui voppor t4
Lak Copper ltll Winona 1U
La 8U Copts ... 4 Welrerlae fo
Miami Copper 2144
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, May 29.-COTTONSpot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 11.80c;
middling gulf. 12.0&O. Sales 12.104 bales.
Futures closed steady. Closing bids:
June, lLS7o; July. lL47o: August, It Sic;
September, llllo; October, U.06o; No
vetnber. 11.08c: December. U.06a; January,
lU08c; February, lL02o3 March. U.Uc.
Persistent AdvertlaTng w ma Road to
Big Returns.
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