GftAIH AND PRODUCE MARKET
James Patten's Message Helps Out
Corn Situation.
ARGENTINE CANCELS ORDERS
Snnth Amerlcnn Republic Not Pre
pared to Mnkc Shipment a
Early na nnrftnlncd For
Asks to Be Iteleaaed,
OMAHA. May 6, 1914.
Although "Jim" Patten was In New
York yesterday, a message from him
carried great weight and helped not only
t-j advance the price of corn at Chicago,
but to hold it at the higher levels
reached. Advices from him to his house
Bartlett, Frailer company told of the
dcelre on the part of the southern hemi
sphere to cancel or postpone shipments
ofcorn. He says he tears thero will not
be free arrivals of Argentine corn In the
Lulled States until late In June, or pos
sibly In July, and that unless the west
ern farmers sell freely after corn plant
ing has been finished, there Is not likely
to be much of a break In this cereal;
that Argentine shippers paid as high aa
lc per bushel to extend the time of ship
ment five days on one lot of corn; that
4 cents was paid to extend the time of
shipment from the first half ot May to
the last half of May.
Philadelphia reported the charter of a
full cargo of Argentine corn to come to
Chicago.
May wheat showed more, strength than
any In the list and closed steady and
unchanged, while the deferred months
were HtiV lower. A feature of the
wheat market was the heavy selling of
July by the Armour Grain company,
followed by other commission houses In
tho trade. This wheat was absorbed
largely by speculators and cash hand
lers, as It is generally believed the de
liveries of winter wheat in July will bo
of enormous proportions.
Oats held up In strength yesterday be
cause ot the advance In corn, coupled
with the lighter offerings In the pit and
tho better cash demand, 1310,000 bushels
selling here for shipment
Provisions were fractionally better yes
terday on the continued light hog, move
ment, couples with the strength In corn.
One of the large packers was a moderate
buyer of July lard, which was a con
splclous feature in the early dealings.
Cash wheat was unchanged.
Cash corn was UfiUc higher.
Cash oats were ',ic higher.
Clearances of wheat and flour were 503,
C00 bu.; corn, none; oats, 22,000 bu.
At Liverpool wheat closed HJ4d higher
and corn Hd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 409,000 bu.
and shipments 731,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 703.000 bu. and shipments of
1 429,000 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 341,000 bu.
and shipments 33,009 bu., against receipts
of 52S.O0O bu. and shipments of 358,000 bu.
last year.
Primary oata receipts were 4S9.009 bu.
and shipments 901,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 687,000 bu. and shipments of 601,
OuO bu. last yeac
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
. Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 123 35 98
Minneapolis 100
Uuluth 26
Omaha 7 26 9
Kansas City .' 18 26 3
fit. Louis 35 37 39
AVInnlpcg 139
These sales were reported; Oats No.
3 white: 2 cars, 37?ie. No. 4 white; 3
cars, 374c. Corn No. 3 white: 1 car,
68;c. No. 2 yellow: 1 car, 70V4c; 2 cars.
70',ic No. 3 yellow: 2 cars, 70c. No. 4
yellow: 3 cars, 69c. No. 2 mixed: 1 car,
69c. No. 3 mixed: 4 cars, 6SHc; 1 car,
esic No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 68c; 1 car, 67c.
No grade: 1 car, 6SV4c
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
S68Sc; No. 3 hard, S5V4S7c; No. 4 hard,
81686c; No. 3 spring, 84f87ic: No. 4
spring, 81H(gSHc; No. 2 durum, MWtP
SSc; No. 3 durum. 83VV387lic. Corn: No.
2 white. 6S;69c; No. 3 white, 68468ic;
No. 4 white, 676Sc: No. 2 yellow, 7070V4c;
No. 3 yellow, 6?i70c: No. 4 yellow, bSfl)
6c; No. 2. 6SyS69c: No. 3,.68C8Hc; No.
4.' 67Q6SC Oats: No 2 white,, 3S088HC.;
standard, 37if3Sc: No. 3 white, 374374c;
No. 4 white, 37i(g37Hc. Barley: Malting.
62HOc; No. 1 feed. 4&353c. Ry: No. 2.
'675Sc;Ncv 3, M'tjfflMc
CJL'.ICAGO OHAI.V AND PROVISIONS
Features of (he Trndlnjr nud Closing
Prices on llonrd of Trade.
CHICAGO, May 6. Chances of de
creased acreage in the lied river valley,
both on the Minnesota and the Dakota
fifties, had much to do today-with bring
ing about strength In wheat. The out
come wa3 a steady close at a shade to'
U?c net advance. Corn finished 1-lBc
eft to UJTHc up, oats with a gain of He
to KltViC and provision dearer by 7V420c
Wheat speculators gave most attention
today to developments In the spring1 crop
belt. Advices ranging from Fargo, N. D.A
to Grafton, N. D., one of the best pro
ducing sections In the world, Indicated
that owing to prolonged cold, wet
weather, seeding had only been completed
about 35 per cent as a rule, and that
after May 10 other grain Instead' of wheat
would be planted.
Flattering prospects for winter wheat
made prices undergo a dip at one time,
but during most ot the day the market
averaged higher.
Leaders In the corn crowd were In
clined to be bullish on account of con
tinued delay to Argentine shipments. At
(first, however, reports of better weather
in Argentina made quotations Bag. Of
ferings ot oats were not large, either fu
tures or cash. .The market Is still fairly
well protected against competition by
Canada, as higher prices are. prevailing
there.
Provisions ascended with hogs and
grain. There also was a reported Im
provement In tho southern, demand for
cash meats.
Closing quotations were as follows:
Artlelel Open. I High. I Iow. Close.Tes,y.
iWheat
May. 93H 93 93i 93H 93i
July. 85V4 85f, 854 85H 8oi
Corn
May. 66 66i 66 66H 66U
July. 65!i 66, 65T4 6614 66W
Oats
July. 37U 37H 37Vi 37 37?,
Sept. 35H 35Ti 35 354 35
Perk
July. 19 90 20 05 19 87Ji 20 05 19 85
Sept..., 20 10 19 95 ,-20 10 19 95
Lard
July. 10 12H 10 17W 10 H lb 174 10 10
Sept. 10 30 10 35 10 30 10 35 10 27k
Ribs
July. 11 12H 11 20 11 12V 11 20 11 10
Sept. 11 2TVi 11 334 11 274 11 32V4 11 22frj
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
96fi06Vic; No. 3 red, 94ttc; No. 2 hard.
94HS944c; No. 3 hard. 93V4934C, No. 2
northern. 96H097ttc; No. 3 northern. 944
SjOoVsc; No. 2 spring. 96V4S97c; No. 3
spring, 94V493Hc. Corn: No. 2, 6Se; No,
2 white, 6Wic; No. 2 yellow, tVi39c: No.
3 white, 6Sic; No. 3 yellow, 68g854c.
Oats: No. 3 white. 38i33Vic; standard,
39H40Vic. Rye: No. 2, 63c. Barley, 48
64c. Seeds: Timothy, $2.7594.30; clover.
J8.CO12.50. Provisions: Pork, 919.73; lard.
110.05: ribs. J10.624S11.124.
BCTTER-Unsettled; creameries, isa
254c.
EGGS Lower; receipts, 33.747 cases; at
mark, caseB Included, 174Qi81ic; ordinary
firsts, 174018c; firsts, ISHQ'ISHc.
CHEESE-Lower; daisies, UlHi.;
twins. 14U0144c; Americas, 15V415Uc;,
long horns, 14U014HC
POULTRY Alive, higher; fowls. 16c.
FOTATOES-Irregular; receipts, 40
tars; red, 53ff65c white, 65Q72C.
St. Lonla General Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo i May 6. CATTLE
Receipts S00 head; Market, steady; steers,
S7.50g9.25; cows and heifers, H8&9.50;
calves. J5.0Ufi9.00.
HOGS-Recelpts 2.800 htad; market,
strong to 5c higher; top, 18.60; bulk, JS.30
8.45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1,200
htad; market,- slow; lambs, 17.6008.35. '
Kansas' Cty General Market.
BUTTER-Creamery, 23c; firsts, 21c;
seconds. 18c; packing, 154c.
EGGS Firsts. 18c; seconds, 15c.
POULTRY Hens. 14c; springs, 15c. ,
Oils and noaln-
NEW YORK. May 6. COTTONSEED
OIL--Easy.
ROSIN-Qulet
TURPENTINE Steady; machine bar
rels, 44c.
Evaporated Apple and Dried FraWa
NEW YORK May 6. EVAPORATED
APPLES Steady.
DRIED FRITTS-Prunes. quiet, aprl
cots, steady pea'hes. Inactive.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 6. WJIEAT-Spot.
firm, No. 2 red western winter, "a 4d,
No. 1 Manitoba, 7s Hd: No. 2, "a 44d;
futures, strong; May, 7s 2d; July, 7s
34d: October, 7s ,d.
CORN Spot. firm. American mixed, 6s
84d; Iji Plata futures', steady; July, 4s
9't.d; September, 4s 8d.
Corn unit Wheat llrslon italletln.
Corn and wheat region bulletin of the
United States Department of Agriculture,
weather bureau, at Omaha, for the twenty-four
hours ending at S a. m.. 75tn
meridian time. Wednesday, May 6;.
OMAHA DISTRICT.
-Temp. Rain-
Stations. High Low. fall. Sky.
Ashland, Neb.. 73 M .Oil Clear
Auburn. Neb... 67 35 .CM Clear
B'ken Bow, Nb GJ 32 .00 Cloudy
Columbus, Neb. ttt S3 .00 Clear
Culbertson. Nb. 67 85 .00 Pt. cloudy
Falrbury. Neb.. 6S 35 .fO Clear
Fairmont, Neb. S 32 .00 Pt. cloudy
Gd, Island. Nb. (M 40 .00 Pt. cloudy
Hartlngt'n. Nb 64 as .00 Clear
Hastings, Neb.. S7 JS .00 Pt. cloudy
Holdrege, Nebi 66 37 .00 Pt. cloudy
Lincoln. Neb... 67 40 .00 Clear
No. Platte. Nb 62 36 .00 Cloudy
Oakdale, Neb.. 63 35 .00 Pt. cloudy
umana, rseo.... w .vu wear
Tckamah, Neb. C7 39 .00 Clear '
Valentine, Nb. 58 34 .00 Clear
Alta. Ia 63 36 M Clear
Carroll. Ia 05 38 .00 Clear
Clarlnda, Ia.... 67 36 .no Clear
Sibley, Ia 61 37 .00 Clear
Sioux City. Ia. 62 44 .00 Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. nv.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain'
District. Stations. High. Low. fall.
Columbus. O IS 74 62 .30
Louisville. Ky... 22 7S 6S .40
India'polls. Ind.. 13 78 56 .30
Chicago. Ill 24 74 4S .30
St. Louis. Mo.... IS S4 62 .10
Des Moines, la 24 74 40 .00
Minneapolis .... 62 51 36 . 20
Kan! City. Mo.. 32 70 44 .00
Omaha, Neb 17 66 38 .00
Tho weather Is cooler throughout the
corn and wheat region. Freezing temper
atures occurred at two stations in Ne
braska, and frost or freezing weather oc
curred In Montana and western North Da
kota. Rains occurred in all except the
Omaha, Des Moines and Kansas City dis
tricts, l. a. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, May 6. COFFEE The
market opened quiet at unchanged prices
to an advance of 4 points on some scat
tered covering and a little support from
one, of the moro prominent brokers. This
advance was In the face of rather easier
European cables, however, and the mar
ket later eased slightly. The close was
steady, net 1 point higher to 2 point b
lower. Sales, 18.000 bags: May, 8.44c; July,
8.60; August, 8.69c; September, 8.78c; Oc
tober, S.fc6c; December, 9.01c; January,
!t.07c; March, 9.20c; April, 9.26c. Spot,
quiet; Rio, No. 7, SHc; Santos, No. I,
114c. Mild dull; Cordova, 124lSc, nom
inal. (
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, May . COTTON Spot,
steady: good middling. 7.87d; middling,
7.31d; low middling. 6.87d; sales, 18,0uO
bales.
Closing cotton prices showed rallies ot
several points.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. May 6. DRY GOODS
Cotton goods markets were dull today.
Yarns showed a little more firmness.
Worsted yarns were slow with bid prices
lower. Laces and embroideries were weak.
Metal Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 6. METALS Lead,
higher, J3.S5. Spelter, higher. $5.00.
London Stock Market.
LONDON. May 6. American securities
opened Irregular today. Trading was
quiet and featureless during the first
hour. At noon prices ranged from Vt
above to V below parity.
Ilanlc ClenrlnEa.
OMAHA. May 6. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were 13,076,633.18 and for the
corresponding day last year jz,9fV,VT8.3ti.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Review of Operations on Stock Ex-
clianKe Dnrlnir the Dar. ,
Number of sales ana leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Salts. Illih. Law. Clots.
Amalgamated Coppr .. 10.700 72T4 72H 71 Vi
American Acrlcultural ll
American Bra. Sucar.... &M
Amtrlcan Can 1,700 3Ttt XTi S
American Can pM to'i
American (.'. F , 3Ht
American Cotton Oil 19
Am. Ice eecuiitlei 1.(00 11 H 30(4 S0H
American Llnieed '
American Locomotlte ... 200 11H 314 30
American S. It 1,900 MS 2
American 8. A R. Did 100(4
Amer. Sugar Refining 101 H
American T. A T 600 U1H 1IIK 1J1H
American Tobicco 200 231 iS 220
Anaconda Mining Co.... 2,100 11 12 ; 12S
Atchlicn M H n M
Atcblton ptd 100
Atlantic Coaat Line 4M 121S 121U 111
Baltimore A Ohio SOO 91 0i 91
Dethlehem Steel 1,000 41Vi 0i 40;
Brooklyn Rapid Tr ?on 3 . VJM ni
Canadian Pacific .20O 113 192S1 191H
Central Leather 1,900 lift W'i
Cheaapeake A Ohio 2,410 (4 SCS H7
Chicago O. W , ltti
Chicago. M. 4 St. P.... .M0 M 981;
Chicago A N. W U2'.i
Colorado Fuel & Iron... 300 4 2714 27
Conaolldated Oat 132
Corn Product 00 9t, 9S 1H
Delaware A Hudton HS'a
Denver A Rio Grande UK
Denter A R. O. ptd 19
Distillers' Securltlea 141
Krie 2.7M 2SS 2S 2H4
F.rle l.t ptd 200 4ltt 41H 41',
Erie 2d pld !
General Electric 400 147 14; 144
Great Northern pld 1,100 121W 112, 122V
Great Northern Ore 'II. 31 fi
Illinois central luu
Interborough Met. ...... 1,100 11 14. UK
Interborough Met pfd... 1,700 C3H 1V (2
International Hanreater. . 400 106V4 105 10r.
Inter-Marine ptd S
International Paper 9
International Pump i
Kama City Southern... 200 2514 K 24 '
Iaclede Oa 9
Lehigh Valler IS9W l7i u
IoulsTllle & NaihTllle 1H
M.. St. P. A e. Stel M. 400 1M'4 122V4 123'
Mliaourl, K. A T. ....... 400 1V4 1H
Mlsaourt Pacific 14,600 w zoh
National BlKult 121
National Iad it
K. R. H. of M. 2d Pld 10
New Vork central 1.400 9114 921i 2T4
N.-V.. O. A W , I5H
Norfolk A Weelern 10H
North American 75H
Northern Pacific 1.100 U0S 109S 10H
Paclf c Malt 4
Pennsylvania 400 111 1101 110S
People' Gaa , Jzo
p.. C. C. & St. L , M
Pittsburgh Coal 20
Prewed Steel Cr 42H
Pullman Palace Car 15114
Reading .., I4.SW 14H 14S 1M .
Republic iron & meri .-;
Reoubllc 1. 8. pfd U
Rock Island Co . 400 14 1"4 la
Rock island uo. pta.... iin t s;
St. I. A S. F- 2d pfd 1'4
Seaboard Air Line 14
Seaboard A. I pfd 54
gloM-8henield 8. 1 J.
8outhern Piclfle 1.200 l4 1H 91 i
Southern Rillwar 24(1
80. Railway rfd 19
Tennessee copper 344
Teia & Pacific " 14
Union Pacific 1,100 ibj4 jm'b
Union Pacific pfd tl
United Ktatea iteaity wt
l-nlted States Rubber.... 2.00 lH (I Si.
United Elites Steel 2,900 S9, 51 'i (9.
V. S. Steel pra , io
Utah Copper 2,200 M4 MT.
Va.-Carollna Chemical 24
Wabash 1
Wabash pfd sou j". j
Wotsrn Miryliad li
Western Union 200 lTi 14 14
Westlnghouse Electric .. jo? ih iH H4
Wheeling A Utke Erie 4
Chlno Copper 4.200 40 39; 404
N, Pi. " A II.- H
Ray Con. Copper 1.900 n 20!, 20'i
Total tale for the day. ltO.tQO shares.
I.ocnl Secnrltlea.
Quotations furnished by Burns. Brtnker & Co..
449 Omaha National bank building;
Bid. Asked.
Deere A Co. pfd 92;, 914
Denver. Colo., (a. 1921 107 101
EI Pao. Tel.. Water (s. 1952 101 104.71
Fairmont Creamery nfd. 7 per cent . 99 100
Fairmont Creamery per cent guar.. 99 100
Hooper. Neb., City Hall is. 1911.... 99 100
Internationa.! Ed, Pub. Co. ptd 114
King Co. Waah.. Rod (, 1914 101 101.2S
Kansas City Ter. Ry. 4a. 1940 91 44
K. C. C C. A Rt. J. la. 1941 914 44
Louisiana Is, 1925 '. 1M 101.43
Lincoln Co.. Neb.. Bridge Is, 1921.,.. 101 107
N. T. C. A H. R, ret. 44. 2011.... 91 9S;
City of New Tork 44s. 114 10H 101.11
Omaha E. U A P. 5. 19M 1 4
City of Omaha Sewer 44s. 1934 101 1014
City of Omaha 44. 14I I'tU 101
Omaha A C. B, St. Ry. is. 1121 91 97
Omaha A C. B. R. A B M
Portland. Or. LAP Is. 1911 99 994
Pacific G. A E. f.s, 1911 914 100
Riverside Co., Cal , 5a. 1910 1014 10191
8 n Diego Water Ss 1910 114 1
Sim A Co. i, 1944 , 974
Swift A Co. 7 per rent . 10 106.
Stoui CHy Stock Yard la, . V, 4 914
Seattle School la. 1972 192 lot
1 nlon Stock Tarda. Omaha . . lno
THE BEE:
OMAHA L1YEJT0CK MARKET
Cattle Trade is Slow to Ten Cents
Lower,
HOGS MAKE FIVE-CENT ADVANCE
Sheep and Iambi Uo Not Move
Ilrlikly and the Market Shows
a Drop of na Mnch na Ten
Centa on Some Grades,
SOUTH OMAHA, May 6. 19H.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Offoclal Monday 3.308 .75J S.435
Official Tuesday 4.198 S.240 8.812
Estimate Wednesday.. 1,400 M00 S.000
Three days this wk..il,M :3,&92 23.247
Samo days last week.. 12,317 2,iS0 IS.SOti
Same days 2 wks. Aro.14.S33 27.344 .4I2
Same days 3 wks. ago.U.SnO 22.903 2o,f0
Same days 4 wks. ago. 8,571 K.927 21,795
Same days last year. . 11,924 2S.921 17.2SS
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and slic.' at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
aaie. as compared with last year:
1914. 1913. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 304.470 3I6..W 12.115
Hogs 972.433 1.014.319 I1.RS6
fneep 902,349 779.S60 122.499 ....
The following table shows the range ot
prices for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Date. 11914. ll913.il912.llDll.U910.U909.U90g.
April is;
April 19
8 SO'.it
I
8 46
vm
8 33
8 40V.
8 344
8 791 7 70
6 9 141
I 5 52
8 78 7 6S
6HI t
S2I
April 20
7 64'
8 74 I
01) 7 45
S 481 7 42l
K 83!
8 901
6 9J
6 91
6 991
& 51
6 43
Anrll 21
6 88
S 95
April 22
April 23
5 90
9 01
6 36
9 051
7 01
7 05
6 31
April 24
April 25
8 521 7 41
6 73
5 40
5 38
8 59 7 53j
5 71 9 12
April 261
8 W I oU
5 S3 9 22
6 92
April 271
S 37i
8 2!V4
I 7 "STi
5 S.M 9 01
6 961 6 28
April Z8i
8 31
5 81
6 74
9 03
9 12
7 OS
6 28
Ann 23
S 17
S 19
8 2Ci
7 65
7 01
5 34
April 30
8 16T4
8 17V4
S 19U
7 60
5 61
9 14
6 98
6 93
5 45
May 1..
May 2..
May 3..
May 4..
May R..
May ..
8 31
7 51
0 41
a 2S
8 30
1 63
5 74
5 63
6 62l
9 01
8 94
5 31
7 4S
7 62
I
7 44
7 01
7 04
8 24H
8 27'.4
8 31i
9 00
8 25!
8 21
6 61
9 19
7 00
5 38
5 37
6 66
9 27
6 91
'Sunday.
Itecelpts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock yards, South Omaha,
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at 3
p. m. yesterday!
RECEIPTS-CARS.
C. M. A; St. P. Ry 11
Wabash Ry... 3
Missouri Pacific Ry 13
Union Pacific Ry 34
C. & N.-W., east 3
C. & N.-W.. west ' 44
C, SL P.. M. ot O. Ry.... 37
C, B. & Q.. east 6
C, B. & Q., west 25
C., R. I. P.. etLst 1
C. U. I. & P.. west 3
Illinois Central Ry 1
Chicago Ot. Western Ry.. 3
Total receipts 183
2 4
2
31 14
7 .
64 7
11 1
1
16 12
2
'i
130 SS
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
- Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co 372 1,353 1,238
Swift & Co $56 961 1,975
Cudahy Packing Co.... 1,048 2.243 1,714
Armour & Co 1,148 2,333 1,717
Morrell 10
Lincoln Packing Co.... 8
8. O. Packing Co.'. 6
Kay Packing Co 150
Joel Packing Co 88 ...
urain Hclt supply Co. ... 64
W. B. Van Bant Co.... 42
Benton, V. s. & Lush.. 15
Hill & Son 8
F. B. Lewis 32
Huston & Co 16
J. B. Root & Co 75
J. H. Bulla 7
Rosenstock Bros.., IS ... ...
McCrcary & Kellogg.. 10
Werthelmer & Degen.. 229
Rothschild 26
Mo. & Kan. Calf. Co.... 189
Christie 33
Htggins 1;
Huffman . 2
Roth 34
Meyers 9
aiassberg 2
Haxer, Jones & Smith,. 3
Tanner Bros'. 7
John Harvey ss
Dennis & Francis 6
Other buyers 158 ... 932
Totals '.4,465 8,256 7,608
CATTLE There waa n vrv ,.1.
cattle today and as usual beef steers
constituted the' larger portion ot tho of
ferings, the SUnDlV rilnt.lncr la,ff.lw
yearlings. Strictly desirable heavy beeves
"did i-uiuparauveiy scarce, All classes of
buyers were rather slow In taking hold
because for the last two or three days
cattle have been filling so well that the
disposition this morning was to shrink
them as much as possible so aa to not
DUV tOO milch wflt.F THa wonnl MHH
ket was slow to 10c lower all around,
the medium to fair grades of course get-
mo wurai 01 11. wnue strictly choice
light as Well as heavy cattle sold wll
up to yesterday's figures. It was a slow
deal throughout, however, and undertone
to the market was weak.
As usual the supply of cows and heif
ers was compartlvely small and with a
vigorous demand from both local packers
and outside butchers, the trade was ac
tive as far as It went, and prices well
sustained for anything at all useful In
this line. Veal calves were In light sup
ply and firm, and there was a good out
let and a steady market for bulls, stags,
etc.
Business In stockers and feeders was
very light. Fresh supplies were lnale-
nlflcant, and although there was a good
aemann irom Dotn yara traders and
country buyers the volume of business
was small, Prices were firmly held,
however, and the undertone to the trade
was decidedly strong.
Quotations on cattle: Good to nrlmo
.Aatl..va CO MfiS Ai. V. I , .
steers. t8.2508.S5; fair to good beef steers.
It ftVfte ?.V rrtmrnnn (a talk- f
17.40-48. 00; g0od to choice cornfed heifers,
I7.60H8.&0: good to Choice cornfed mm
S6.80ft7.40; fair to good grades. IS.OO.7J;
common to fair grades, J4.6Oif3.O0; good
to choice stockers and feeders, tl.iS&H.ii;
fair to good atockers and feeders, 17.400
7.75; common to fair stockers and feeders,
17.0097. 40: stock cows and heltors, 16.003
7.76; stock calves, J6.60&8.25; veal calves
iieprcsemauve sales'
BEEF STEERS.
No.
At. Pr.
No.
Ar.
Pr.
7
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...1670 7 21
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..1102 a 70
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7 do 14:
710
901
1119 7 U
1011 T 60
46 . 9
15
, 771 7 60
111 7 50
27
II
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..... 1SI
7 16
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BULLS.
..1140 I 50
. 11M 7 00
..1110 IM
,..190 7 10
... 660 7 60
.. 940 T 10
..1240 76
..1190 75
..140 76
,.1U0 15
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1
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CALVES.
1 40 7 71 1 tM 10 00
1 1(0 IM 1 140 10 M
t 241 1 2 2 276 10 00
2 405 I 2ft 2 190 10 21
1 170 IM 1 na 10
1 100 9 00 1 IM 10 V.
1 110 9 60 2 IM 10 60
2 140 9 60 1 ... . 110 10 10
1 . . 2M I 75 1 , . 170 10 to
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
9 V0 7 '5 I. Ill 7 60
HOOS Supplies were ver. moderate
again th s morning, something like .27
cars, or 8 60j head, being received The
total tor the three daya Is 23.692 head.
OMAHA, THURSDAY, MAY
being more than 1,000 head heavier than
last week, but over JAX) head smaller
than a year ago.
After two dull days in the shipping
trade things livened up this iiiornlnit.
Shippers and speculators wera out curly
buying such hogs as suited ihem freely
at prices that were fullv a nickel Mghr
tlwti yesterday. As was the "aa Tucs
Uv packers' early bids were not much
better than steady, but hoy soon
strengthened slightly and after the first
rounds otters showed an ndvanco of
about 24c moat of tho bids being in.vlc
around JS.30. as against yeat-jrday'a i8.J7'
market. Sellers, believing hat they
ought to get at elast a nickel better, ie
fused to trade at the prices crop se I by
buyeis and as a result the trado w.is
very draggy throughout the morning, and
with the. exception of the ahtp.ier.t p-ir
chases nothing much was sold until th
cloae at 11 o'clock. In the end, however.
It became apparent that tin lilllora hud
made up their minds to buy huas at R30
and when the bulk of the offerings
finally started scale ward most of ll.tm
moved at this figure. Taking tho market
aa a whole values are anywhere from a
nhadc to 6c higher. The big end of tho
sales landed at 18.30, with a sprinkling on
up to J135, the top.
No. A. Ph. Tr. No. At. Sh. Tr
II IM JO II ; 223 240 I to
12 110 . . 36 40 ..no 90 I 10
101... 179 140 136 71 ... . 341 10 1 10
11 24 ... 274 M 1J0 40 10
19 279 ... 1 30 . 24? ... 9 So
45 279 40 U 61 141 10 I till
71 . l IM l 24 ... I 324
73 . ... 749 10 1 10 79 ....ill 10 114
47 Ml 00 It SO 944 ... I 124
4 117 40 I 10 71 ... . 176 0 4
41 310 ... 30 72 21 90 114
34 11 60 l JO M IM .. M4
14 ...lit 40 1 30 9 "7 40 114
f . ..IM 310 It 10 M lit 90 1114
0 274 UO 110 M !0 ... 314
69.. ..247 ... 130 M 200 ... 1114
1 114 ... 30 41 ...II! 40 114
II IU 40 90 71 241 Hi ti
II 240 160 . Jfl 17 . . 294 80 16
60 114 40 30 IS 197 ... 1 It
4S 177 . II 30 61 . ..IM 40 16
41 .. .112 . -0 71 .. .221 .. H
67 . JJ2 R ,Y 75 191 ...
49 .. !T6 120 9 90 11 ... .2,17 ... 16
21 .. ,..212 . JO 75 .11 90 St
61 .. . 219 60 I 10 44 . . 293 I It
STAGS.
1 .... 625 10 . 40 1 600 10 40
1 .. .170 90 40 1 ....450 90 9 1 0
SHEEP In many respects the general
trade In sheep and Inmbs this morning
was Just the opposite to what 11 was yes
terdsy In that tho market was slow most
of the forenoon and In a great many
cases prices had an easier tendency. The
majority of traders quoted wooled and
clipped lambs steady to easier and In
spots possibly a dime lower, and what
sheep were here mostly a dime lower. In
tho matter of receipts they were fairly
large for a Wednesday, being estimated
at some 9,000 head, against 6,382 had a
week ago, 6,221 two weeks ago and 4,091
on the corresponding day a year ago, the
general quality being little, If any, dif
ferent from what It has been on the last
two or three days. With a draggy mar
ket tho clearance was naturally late. '
About half a dozen cars of Mexican
lambs sold at S.25 and wooled fed west
cms, according to finish and quality,
ranged largely around $7.7037.86. Clipped
ianus naa a spread cnieny at 15.50777.10.
In the neighborhood of 600 head of fed
lambs from Iowa sold to a feeder buyers
for shearing at $7.70.
Some halt a dozen cars or aged sheep
were Included In the receipts and as In
the case at lambs trade was slow. Prices
were genorally quoted as a dime lower.
A two-car shipment of clipped ewes sold
early at $5.10.
Quotations on shp and lambs: Lambs.
Mexicans, $8.0038.30; lambs, good to
choice, westerns, $7.76S4.0O: lambs, fair
to good westerns, $7.507.76; lambs, shorn,
$6,3617.10; lambei, culls, $6.60&6.60; year
lings, light, $7.367.40; yearlings, heavy,
$6.767.35; wethers, good to choice, $6.70
6.90; wethers, fair to good. J6.25S6.7u;
ewes, good to choice, $j.30S6.60; ewes,
fair to good, J6.00S6.30; ewes, shorn, $5.10
65.60.
No. A v. Tr.
1S6 cornfed lambs 91 7 75
183 cornfed lambs 92 7 76
219 cornfed lambs 83 7 85
107 cornfed lambs 86 7 85
llo cornfed lambs 76 7 85
204 shorn ewes 106 6 10
185 shorn ewes 106 6 10
163 shorn ewes 106 6 10
235 cornfed yearlings and weth
ers , 101 5 65
205 cornfed yearlings and weth
ers 1U1 6 K
200 shorn lambs 85 6 75
217 cornfed lambs 74 8 00
278 Mexican lambs 75 8 25
278 Mexican lambs 74 8 25
224 shorn lambs 83 6 75
715 Mexican lambs 68 8 25
181 cornfed lambs 88 7 70
187 cornfed lambs 88 7 70
113 cornfed lambs SS 7 70
187 cornfed lambs 8S 7 70
271 shorn lambs 86 7 10
226 shorn lambs 91 6 85
133 shorn lambs S7 7 10
256 shorn lambs 80 7 10
230 shorn lambs 86 6 85
258 shorn lambs 78 6 JO
252 Mexican lambs 76 8 25
213 Mexican lambs 76 8 25
91 Mexican lambs 74 8 25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Wrtik to Lower IIora Strong
nnd llltther.
CHICAGO. May 6. CATTLE Recelnts.
14,600 head: market, weak to 10c lower;
beeves, $7.2539.60; Texas steers, $7.1038.16;
western steers, $7.10$8.10; stockers and
feeders, $5.608.30; cows and heifers, $3.70
Q8.0: calves, $6.50&.2S.
HOGS Receipts, 17.0CO head; market,
strong. 6c higher: bulk of sales. 18.4SW
.55; light, $3.358.60; mixed, $8.309.60;
neavy. o.iuy.tj; rougn, js.ioyn.za; pigs,
$7.30H8.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 21.005
head; .market, weak to 10c lower: na
tive, $S.10fr5.7f: western, J6.t035.Sc, year
lings, $o.60&.75: lambs, native, $6.1037.40;.
western, $6.1007.65.
I
Kansas t'lty Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,000 head; market, steady to 10c
lower; prime fed steere, $8.6080.10; dressed
beef Bteers. $7.6OS.60l western steers. 17.00
f(.70; southern steers. $6,70ff8.2S; cows.
j4.MWfT.6o; neireirs, j.7&ti9.x; stockers and
feeders. J6.76Ji8.35; bulls. $5.7637.60: calves.
$6..VX3'10.50.
HOas-Recelpts. 7.600 head; market.
steady to 5c higher; bulk, $8.2&t8.45'H
heavy. $8.40g8.47'i; packers and butchers.
1.i.vn5..4l'i, Ilgni. 6Jt.WBS.ru Pigs. $7.76
68.15.
HllKKt" A.ND LAMBS Receipts. 7.500
head, market, 10016c higher; lambs, $6.60
I.46; yearlings. $5.5037,40; wethers. $5.23
tfti.60; ewes, $4.606.26.
Sioux City Live Stock Market.
SiniTV IMTV In Xfl .lTTIt,'
---,''-', , i ' . ,,,,,, .... . , niLuu; ,
tlve steers, J7.60fjS.40; butchers, $6.00i
7.S5; cows and heifers, J6.O0fi7.CO; can
hers, $3.9035.60; stockers and feeders,
7.25S7.75; calves, $70OfJ10.10; bulls, stags,
etc., JB.66JJ7.60.
HOGS Receipts, 5,000 head; market,
steady;, heavy. Ji.27W5l.20; mixed, $8.30;
light, $8.25flS.274J; bulk. $8.26fl8.30.
hiicpp AND UMIW-n.,.iiM. cnn
head; no tone; fed muttons, $6.60S7.O0;
wethers. J5.75fi6.60; ewes, $5.0086.75;
lambs, $6.0087.90.
St. Lonla Live Stock Market
ST. LOriS. May 6, CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.300 head; market,' strong; beef
steers, $7.60ff9.25. cows and heifers, $4.60
49.00;, stockers and feeders, $5.008 8.00;
southern steers, J5.76GS.0d, cows and
heirers. J4.aoyi.R3; native calves, $6.008960.
HOGS Receipts. 7.700 head: market. 10c
lower: lights, $7.0O8.66; njlxed and butch
ers. $8,604)8.60; good heavy, $8.6008.55.
SHEEP AND LA M B8 Rtcel pts, 1,600
head; market, steady; sheared muttons,
$4.26(85.60:, sheared lambs, $6.2587.60;
spring lambs, $8.6089.26.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market
ST. LOI'IB. Mo.. May 6.-.WHEAT-
No. 2 red, 9i895c; No, 2 hard, 91H80Jc;
May, 92'ic: July, 82Hc.
CORN-No. 2, 7Ulc; No. 2 white. 733
73Hc: May, "0V; July, 6Sie.
OATS-No. 2. 40c: No. 2 white. 41e. Ma v.
38Vic; July. 37Vc.
OMAHA (JCNKn.VL BIAniCBT.
BUTTER No. 1, Mb. cartons, 27c; No,
1. 60-1 b. tuba, 27c.
CHUESK-Imported Swiss, 28c; Ameri
can Swlaa. 24c: block Bwlaa. He: (wlnn
Americas, 19c; blue label brick, 174c; Urn-
ourger, 2-iu., auc; new rorK. white, zoc,
KIBH-Whlte. 18c: trout. 16c: larce rrn.
pies, 13c; Spanish mackerel, 16c; shad roe,
per pair, guc; salmon, zic; Halibut, lie;
buffalo, 9 Vic; channel cattish, 16c; pike,
13c: pickerel. 9c.
POUI.TRY-Brollers. 30c. hens. 13c.
cocks. 10c; ducks, 12c; geece, 10c; turkeys.
lie; pigeons, per noren, :ioc; dticxs, run
feathered. 12c, geese, full feathered, 10c,
squabs. No. 1 $1.60; No. ?. 60c
FRt'lTB Oranges, extra fancy Bun
klst 100s. $160 box, 126s. $175 box; 160s,
$3.00 box, 100. 126s, 160s. 176s, 200s, 216s.
260s, $3.21 box. Lemons, Extra fancy
7, 1914.
Golden Bowl, 300s and 960. $5.60 box,
fancy, 300s and 300., J5.00 box. Grape
fruit, Extra fancy, 64, $4 26 box. extra
fancy, 46s, $4.00 box; extra fane J, 36s, $3.60
box; Indian River, 64s and 80s. $5.00 box.
Apples: Ben Davis. $2.26 box, lien Davis,
16.60 barrel. Strawberries: Ijoulslana, ex
tra fancy, 24-p!nt rase, $2.00 case. Pine
apples: Cuban, 24 size. 12.76 case, 30 site,
$3.00 case. Bananas. 11.76 to $3.60 bunch.
VKGKTABL15S-4.abbag. New Texas.
!o lb.; California, 24.c lb, Texas Bermuda
yellow onions, J1.S5 crate, crystal wax,
$2.60 crate. Peppers, 60c basket. Fancy
Florida tomatoes, $4.00 crate, choice. $3.60
crate. Cucumbers, hot heuse, $1.00 do.
New beets, carrots, turnips, 60c dos. Cel
ery, $1.60 ilox. Head lettuce, $1.60 dor.;
leaf lettuce. 40c dox. Onions, home
grown, 15c doz. Radishes, 30c dot. Pars
ley. 40c doz. Garlic, Itnl'an, 20c lb. Horse
radish, $I.8J case. Shell popcorn, 6c lb.
Cabbage plants, 76c box Tomato plants,
75a box, Asparagus, home grown, par
dox. bunches, 75c. New potatoes, $7.60
bbl,; new potatoes, tc lb,; Red River seed
potatoes. 90c bu.! extra fancy Colorado
and Wyoming, white stock, 85c bu,
MISCELlVNEOUS-Honey; New Colo
rado, No. 1, 24-fiame, 30c case.
IVe-iT York Money Market,
NEW YORK. May 6.-MONKY-O11 call,
firmer, 1431 par cent; 1 tiling rate, lT
per cent, closing bid, 11T per cent.
Time loans, weaker; sixty days, l per
cent; ninety days, 2403 per cent, six
months. 341 1 per cent. Mercantile pa
per, S'iSM pr cnt.
STERLING EXCHANOE-8teady; sixty
days, $1.8635; demand, $1.8770; commercial
bills. J4.S.
SILVER-Br. t9. Mexican dollars.
45c,
BONDS Government, firm; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows: 1
do coupon 944L. S. deb. 4s, 1911 914
do coupon 44I.I',t A. M. 6.. ..1014
V. 8. Is res 101 lrllard Is ion,
do coupon 101 U N. unl, 4s . 914
V. B. 4 res 1094"U. K. & T. 1st 4s M
do coupon .. . 1094Mo, Pae. ct. 6a 44 4
Panama 1 coupon. 10) N. T. l a 34. HU
Amer. As. Is tH do .deb. 4s 904
Am. Cotton Oil Is. 944N. V. C. 44s, llll 107
A. T. A T. ct. 44 9I4N. V. 811 44 I0t'
Am. Pmeltln ts..Ii)34N. Y. lr. dl. ts., 6t
Am. Tobacco ... I214N Y., N. II, II
Armour A Co. 14a. life ct. a 1114
Atchison (en. Is.... 954N. w ct 44s 1014
do ct 4s. 110. . 944No. Paolflo 4s 9iU
A, C. L clt 4 . 90 do Is 7i:
Pal, A Ohio Is... . 9440.. 8. U ref. 4s. . 914
do ot, 44s .... 91S'. TAT. is. . 974
Ileth. Rleel r. 6 . 9l4renn. ct 34s. 1916. 94
Ilrook. Tr. ct. 4s. . 914 do eon. 4s 1014
Cen, of tla. ts I014nay Con. no
On. Lrther 6s 994Ttedlna sen. 4s sit
Chee. Ohio 44- M Hep. Hteel 6, 1310. 914
do ct. 44s 13 8. I. A a. r. 4s 714
C D. Q. J. 4s. .. 914'Rt U 8, XV. e. 4s II
do sen. 4s 9348. A. L adj. 6s.... 7
&?..' 714'fo, felt Tel, 6.... 974
C M 8 ! e 44..!0I4',' re. ct. 4s,. . . 664
do sen. 44 103 do ref. 4
C. It. I. A p. c. s 144.1c nall.ar la. 105H
.J10 .re'- 4v 744 do gen. 4.. 734
r. N. w 14a.. H4Tea Co. cv. Is... 10:4
C aV 8. ref. 44.... s94Tse p, 1st loiu
p. II. a. ref. 6e tlHTtalrd Ate. sdj. Is.. 794
Distiller' Sec. 5s,. 0 Union Piclfle 4a. . 97
Krl ct. 4s. aer. n. 71W, do ct. 4 914
do ten. 4.... ,...11 If. 8, ttuhber a....l024
Oen. Itlectrlr ls....1MHI. 8. Steel 6a 1024
fit. No. let 44.. 1014 V -n. Oiem, Is ,954
III. Cen. ref. 4s... II Wabash 1st 6a 104
Inter. Met 44s... . 774MVet. Union 44,.. 914
K. C. Fa. ref. Is.. 954 West. Klec, ct, ts.. MV
Did. "Offered.
tloaton
BOSTON, Mar
Stock Marled,
(.Closing quotations
on
stocks were aa
Alloues
follows:
. 10 Nettd Con
114
1-16
M
I
474
714
194
114
II
14
8
46
104
144
4?"
544
Amsl, Copper
A. Z. U 8
Arlsona Com
Cal. A Arlsona
Cal. A II la
Centennial
Copper nanus C ft
F.ast Dutte C M. .
franklin
Orsnby Cnn.
(Irtene Cansnss . .
Isle Ttotslo Copper
Kerr Lske ,
IjiV Copper
Ia Pall Copper. .
Miami Copper
Mohtwk
. 714Nlplsln( Mine ..
. 1 4 North nutt
. 44North Ltk
. I440ld Dominion
.410 Osceola
IISQulncy
. t4Hhannon
. lOUBuperlnr
. 44truperlor A D. M...
. tO'iTimaraek
I34U. 8. A. R. A M ..
114 do pfd
44L'tah Con
44l!tah Copper Co
4 4 Winona
llUWolterlne
44 nutt A Superior.,.
Mlnneanolla firnln Market.
MINNBAPOIjTS. May d-tWHEAT
May 89Vic: July tHc: No. 1 hard 94c.
No. 1 northern 91?ic892ic. No. 2 northern
89c91ic.
for Twenty-Game .
Series at Home
Pa Rourke's battle-scarred heroes re
turned to Omaha last night from Sioux
City, where J, Kane and his teammates
submitted the Rourkes to a rather im
polite greeting and will endeavor to In
augurate a clean sweep ot twenty straight
games Thursday afternoon, when the.
first game with the Stoux here will be
called at 3 o'clock.
Lineup:
Omaha. rosltlon. Sioux City.
Chase First Kane
Clancy Second Cooney
Schipke Second
Ward Third Smith
Thomas Short Callahan
King Left Clarke
Thomason Center Davidson
Congalton Right Balrd
Shestak Catch Crisp
Crosby Catch Walte
Closman Pitch.., Klein
Stevenson ritch Withers
Tuhrsen Pitch Gasper
Jlcn wnite
prmsby Pitch Doyle
Hicks Pitch.
House Pitch.
Brenner Pitch
Shirley
.... Wheatley
RAILROAD MEN MOURN
DEATH OF JUDGE DILLON
Around Union Pacific headquarters
there Is great grief felt on account of
the death of John F. Dillon, former
Judge of the (supreme court of Iowa,
which occured at his home In New York
yesterday.
Union Pacific officials always felt a
special Interest In Judge Dillon, owing
to his connection with the early affairs
of the company. It was the decision of
Judge Dillon that located the termlnala
of the Union Taclflc nearly fifty yeari
ago when half a dozen cities up and
down the Missouri river were flghtlni,
to secure them.
General Solicitor Loomls was person
ally aqualnted with Judge Dillon and re
fers to him as a most lovable man, In
his private office, Mr. Iminls has an
autograph picture of the Judge, made
some ten, or fifteen years ago. At the
time of his death the Judge was 83 years
of age and had been on the bench more
than fifty years. Until a few years ago
he had always claimed Iowa aa his home.
IOWA ONE RUN "TOG00D
IN ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE GAME
IOWA CITY, la., May 6.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) Iowa defeated St. Joseph college
of Dubuque today. 7 to 6. The Hawk
yes had an easy came unt'l the ninth
Inning, when four errors and two hits
gave the visitors four runs. Jacobson
got the first home run of the year for
Iowa In the seventh, scoring two ahead
of him. Score; R.H.E.
Bt. Joseph 0 2000000 4-6 6 6
Iowa 0 0 3 0 1 0 3 0 7 5 4
Batteries. Laucks and Foster; Houser
and Luke.
pennsylvanialanks
lehigh three to nothing
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Pnnsyl-vanla,
through the good pitching of
Ballent, defeated Lehigh today, 3 to 0.
Score: R.H.E.
Lthlgh 0 2 3
Pennsylvania 8 4 2
Batteries: Anderson and Lees; Ballent
and Koonz.
Srhnyler Team Wins.
SCHUYLER, Neb., May 6,-fSpeclal
Telegram.) Schuyler defeated Johnson's
clothiers of Wahoo, 6 to 4, today.
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Business Success.
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BAKERS TRIMJKANSAS CITY
Bat Three Twirlers at Will, Win
ning, Ten to Four
LENNOX MAKES A SHOWING
Plttahnrtrh Mnii (Jets Tvro Home
nana, n Triple, n Dnnlilr nnd
' si Alnnle In Five Times
nt flat.
KANSAS CITY, .May 6,-PJttsburgh
batted three local pitchers at will today
nnd defeated Kansas City, 10 to 4. In-
nox of Pittsburgh got two home runs,
a triple, it double and a 'single, In five
times up, Score: R.H.E.
I'lttsburgh ..0 .1 3 2 .1 0 0 0 1-10 15 0
Kansas Clty.l 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 4 13 2
Balterlesi Walker, Adams and Berry;
Harris, stone, Hognn and Easterly.
Baltimore' Urfrnta St. Lonla.
ST. LOUI8. Mo., May ".-Manager
Brown pitched eight Innings for his St.
Louis team Hodiiy, Just King enough for
the Baltimore club to score eight runs
and win from the home team, S" to 7,
In the seventh Inning Zlnn and Duncan
hit for home runs each with a man on
base. Today's victory gave Baltimore a
clean sweep of th'e three-game series.
Score: R.H.E.
Baltimore 0 0 0 1 0 : K 0 0-K 11 4
Ht. Louis 0 : 003 1 1 00-? ft 1
,1tirt ff Rmtll, rtnlnn sn T..1.
Btscht Brown. 'crandn'll and Simon.
Chlfrda Trim Buffalo.
CHICACJO, May li.-Zelder'a home run
with three man on bases In the fourth
Inning was tho dtcldlng feature of a
wild game, which Chicago won from
Buffalo today, 12 to 4. Other homers were
credited to Hanford o Buffalo and
Wlckland of Chicago. Wilson was struck
below the temple by a hall In the fourth
and suffered a fracture of a small bone.
Score: R.H.E.
Buffalo 3 0 1 0 0.0 0 0 0- 4 7 3
Chicago 0 1 0 6 2 0 0 3 -12 10 4
Batteries: Muran. Anderson and
Blair; Hendrlx and Wilson, Block.
Standing of Teams
Played. Won. Lost. Pet.
Denver I 12 4 ,7V
St. Joseph 15 10 K .W7
Des Molms 17 ! S ,529
sioux city ri7 o :C9
Lincoln 18 S 3 .Jttl
Topeka 17 ft S 471
Wichita 17 R 12 ,27ft
Omaha 16 4 u .5h7
NAT. LEAGUE AMER. LKAOUT:.
W.L.Pct.! V.L.Pct.
I'ltisuurgn n c .?i3 iciruii ....n n
rillls ft 4 ,M7Phlla S S ,571
Brooklyn.. 7 6 .RWNew Tork.. S 6 .X71
New York. fi .WIBt. Louis. ..10 ft ,bW
Cincinnati, ft 9 .171' Washington 8 ft .50
St Louis... 7 12 .JMIChlcago ...9 11 .450
Chicago., ft 12 .3331 Ronton .... 9 .357
Boston .... S 9 .230ICIeveland.. R IS .278
KED. LBAOUK I AMER. ABfiN.
W.L.Pct.1 W.UPct.
Bultlmore II 4 .732Ixiulsvllle ..11 fi S7
Ht Louis.. 11 it .SlIlMllwaUkee 11 Ml
Indlanaplls ft ft .500llndlanaplls II 7 11
Brooklyn.. .yotKan. City.. II 10 .524
Chicago ..10 ) ,SW Minneapolis l 8 .42
Buffalo .8 8 ..4296t Paul.. .. 7 10 ..412
Kun. Clty..7 II 3X9Columbus .. 7 11 39
Plttsblrgh. 4 11 .2W Cleveland.. 8 13 ,318
Teslrrday'a neanlta,
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Topeka, 9; Lincoln, 3.
Wichita. 1; Denver. 5.
Des Moines, 2i St. Joseph. 7.
Omaha. 7; Sioux ICty, 11.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit, 4; Chicago. 2.
Bt. Louis. Cleveland. 1.
New York. 4: Washington. 0.
Boston. 3; Philadelphia, i.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Phtladelphla-Boston. postponed.
Brooklyn. 6: New York, 3.
Pittsburgh, 1; Chicago, 0.
Cincinnati. 3; St. Louis, 0.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore, ft: St. .
Pittsburgh, 10; Kansas City, 4.
Brooklyn-Indianapolis, postponed.
Buffalo, 4; Chicago. 12.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus'Mlnneapolls, postponed,
Indianapolis. 13; Kansas City, 3,
Louisville, 3; Milwaukee, 1.
Games Today.
Western League Lincoln at Denver,
Topeka at Wichita, Hi. Joseph at Dea
Moines, Bloux City at Omaha.
American League-Detroit at Chicago.
Rt. Louis at Cleveland, New ork st
Washington, Boston at Philadelphia
National League Boston at New York,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Chicago at
Plttaburgh, Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Federal League-Pittsburgh at fct
Louis. Baltimore at Indianapolis, Brook,
lyn at Chicago. Buffalo at Kansas 4'lty
American Association-Cleveland at Bt
Paul, Indianapolis at Kansas City, Louts,
vllle at Milwaukee, Columbus at Minneapolis.
French Reoognize
Jack Johnson as
World Ohamnion
PARIS, May 6.-The French boxing
federation, the principal authority In
ring contests In France, which for a
time refused to recognize, "Jack" John
son as the heavyweight champion of the
world, today accepted his claim to the
title.
The management of tht fisht between
Johnson and Frank Morun of Pittsburgh,
which will take place on June 27, has
been assumed by Theodore Vienna,, a
prominent member of the boxing federa
tion. The plans for the Velodrome d Hlver,
where the bout will bo held, provide for
26,030 scats and standing room tor 4,000.
llrntrli'P Slmia Mtinror,
RKATRICK. Neb., May 6.-(Bpeclal )
Beatrice has signed a young pltoher
named Munroe, a White Sox recruit,
who was setU to Lincoln. Ho Is young,
but has had the benefit of considerable
training with the Chicago and Lincoln
clubs.
McConk Wlna from Indlanola.
McCOOK. May .-(8pcolal,)-The Mc
Cook high school baso ball team got the
long end of the argument with the In
dlanola high school lads there yesterday
nlternoon, by a score of 6 to 4. Tho In
dium have hitherto defeated all comers
In their class.
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