Tin"; REE : OMAHA, NATTKDAY, MAY 1.1, ir1h
7
Wheat Receipts Are Heavy and
t ..i tri..j n tt
xvuicb uuuiiaugcu iu ucih uu
with a Good Demand.
CORN MARKET ADVANCES SOME
OMAHA, May 12,
Vhat reolpt ware heavy ami there
wa ft good demand for the bettir grBd-.i
of tin cereal. Thi demand for Nu, 4
hard wheat waa slow and there wa only
m ti n oar of thin grade of wlie.it nnUI.
Oa."h wheat ruled from unchanged to t
cent higher.
A moderate domand and very light re
fl (t h caused a slight advance In tne
corn naiket. t orn wa uuoied tin hanged
in a cent higher.
TIicm wki not much churnfe In th
oats market. The receipts emiiinuid
light nd tha demand wa moderate. aln
followed wheat and corn and wi re cjciotcd
from unchanged to a quarter bight r.
Rye declined a cent unit barley wn
iiuoted nominally unuhanged.
Clearance were: Wheat and flour,
"(ual to 1,072,000 bu.; corn, 313,00 bti., oat,
:ai,fn bu.
Liverpool close: Wheat unchanged to
id higher. Corn d higher.
I'rlniury wheat receipt wr 81t,0"0 hit,
iiinl shipment 417,000 bu., against receipts
nt i7,w bu., and ulilpmcnt of Hi
lust, year.
I'rlniHry rorn rwelpta were H40,0uo hu
and shipment W7,noo bit., against receipts
of 84.f) bu., anl alilpniotita of 472,ooo bu.
iat year.
Primary oati receipt were tMo.inv) bu.
nd shipment of l.l'i3."0 bu,. again! ro
ta of 3.n.,oo0 lui. and ahlniiii'iitu of
ootj bu. last your.
CAUIOT JtKCKIPTH.
Wheat. Corn. Out
HI 221 'M.
t'l
ii rid
Chicago
Minneapolis
I ul nt It
Omohn.
Kansas City
Ht. Isiul
Winnipeg ...
These salsa
Wheal-No.
. car, tl.l.'m;
wintai-. 1 car,
23
I.I
!4
72
1,4
, Hi ,H
wera reported
2 liurd winter:
2 turn, ti ll
11.13; 2 tain,
29
4f
today
1 ear.
No. 3
U1; I
NEW YORK STOGK MARKET OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Shares of Almost All Descriptions
Move to Higher Levels.
DEALINGS MORE THAN TREBLE
11.16
ban!
car
1.1'",4 9 1-6 rata, II. I": 1 ear, $1 m.
car. l.''4: I car. 11.09: 6 rata. I1.V4:
oara. II. OH; 2 cars, 11.07. No. 4 bard
winter; S- ear, II M: 1 ear II 07; .1 rare,
II.05M,! 2 ears. II .OH: 2 cara. ll.Oi.; 2 rare,
tl.W-: 1 ear, t! 041,. 1 ear, $1.00. Sainpl
hard winter! l cur, ll.OT; l car, n.02;
4-mr. V.'; 1.1 car. Mo. No. 2 atd-ln:
'.ar. $1.12. No. 4 aprinK: J ear, Ili4' No.
t vlillt aprtna; 1 ear, I1.0H; 1 car, $!.,
No. mlxidi 1 ear, 1 ear, ! .OB. No,
4 mixed: 1 ear. II 04 '4.
Ityo No, I: 1 enr, Me. No. 4' H oar, S6c.
Karley No. 1 f-ed: 1 car, rW.
!orn-No. 1 whllai 1 Br. 7': ' "
(Win. No. I whlta: 1 car, We; I ear,
MkO. No. 4 whlta: 1 car, Wn. No
whlta: 1 ear. 9k'4,n. No. 3 yellows 1 ear,
Vlo. No. yellow; 1 ear, 'iv.e; 1 ear,
HHn. No. 2 mixed: 1 car, WV. No
mixad: 1 car, to. No. 4 mixed; a rara,
WiVW. No. mixed: I cara. ffi'jC.
Oata No. I while; I ear, i'r, Z eara,
42, No. 4 while: 4 cara, 4U4r; 1M cara,
41Vio. Himplo whlta: 1 ex, Vic; I car,
4fH4jo; 2 eara. 40',e: 2 enra. 4ie.
rmaha f'aah PrieaaWhant: No. 2 hard
$I.11W1.1; No. !t hard, ll.fr'ViUn.lB: No. 4
hard. f.u1iV,m&: No. 2 aprliiK. II OSfil.12;
No. 3 api-lna, tl OVfjl 09- No. 2 durum, $1 .10
ftl 12; No. 3 durum, l.wH)l.ll. Torn: No. 2
while, aWl70r; No. S while, rVj'r('.le: No,
4 whlta, (t7'W?fro: No. 6 whlta, WtbyMHi;
No. It while, 6s ',!, No. S yellow, fl'S
71 He; No. 3 yellow. 70H4(71e; No, 4 yellow,
7oft70Hn; No. R vcllow, f,!cr70e ; No, H rel
low, (VVJWi'e; No. 2 mixed, :3Hi.; No.
I mixed. tfHtmnt No. 4 mixed, wd4jfi:
t.TAe. Oata: No. 2 white. IWH4e; atan-
rlnrd, 42'f4:!c; No. 11 while, 4242'; No.
4 wi.tie 4Ji4H4o. Jiyi wo. a, sVuaoo; no.
B. WdAW.
f'lileeKO cloalnir tirleea, furnlahed Tha
Be by f.nran & Bfryan, atock and grain
brokara. sin Houth Hlxteenth aireJ;
mifh
Arilrlel Open.
wTiea.1
Mav.'l 1 WW
.luly. l W'-j'il 117
fiept ll KOH t 17V4
rorn. I
May.l 74il
.luly.l7'4iQ';4
o-'ta I
May. 47J
. I my. I 4t'.
W4
73
fxiw. Tioae.Tfea'y
J:
1 lH'I
1 16i
74'il
74'4f
T4il
7ri-.il
I
4 4T,'!if47Niff 41
Sept. 40frt.-t WifvailH
f at'il
I'ork.
.May.
July.
fclnpt.
I. aril.
May.
July
Kept
JMtia
May. 1
July., U 2-i.!ii
r'eptl 12 75
23 :
! 23 70
23 25
11 7714
12 75
.12 r03
23 !W
2.'! 70
23 M
19 77V
12 12
12 MV4
IJ f7'
12 77'
4f
R85 f S3 W
23 t G7 23 M-S7
23 25
12 77H
12 7'i
12 60
12 I.7H
23 26
12 10
40,
23 Iffti
23 47 50
23 05
li W-70
12 e.-va
u in
UNI
13 S7i J3 bVi
t 7V4 line
ifirAGo f,iiiv rftmrmojfi
Ia4nre of he TrndlnaT anA rinatnc
1'rleea on lionrd of Tra4t,
CirifAtlO. May 12.-Rains In thn aoutn-
weat finally carried (town wheat value
today, noiwllh.-UiUvllnx that for . a while
the market allowed a material adv&neu.
The cloaa w-a heavy, "in to not lower,
with July at 116 and September at Uti.
Corn wound ii t uivhanired to a ihnl
lilKJior, oata off So to !'4'o, and provl
Minna ranging from V,ip dculnu to a ralua
of S'w.
At firat the amount of molatura received
hy the drouth aecUona appHrod to bo
ao far from auXfli'tent to be of much Im
portance. The effect, therefore., on tha
trader waa brief and Initial prlco do
t llnea aoon khvo way to ateadllv lnere.m
in nptunia. IHkIht iiuotatlona from
Liverpool with a leHBKnliitc of tdilpmenla
from Argentina and Auatialla tended to
make, beara rautloiia and ho did aorloua
cropa reporta from tho north weat and
from Mlaaourl, Illlnoln ajid Indutna. Areas
affeetnl by lletfMim fly aei'mad to be en
larsinv. It waa not until tha laat half hour of
the aenon that wheat tradeia turned de
risively to the bear aide. ncncwiil o(
ruin In Kannaa and Nehrnaka, toaelher
with a piodpert of welennm ahowers idee,
where eauerd nuiny early buyers to un.
load and led l' not a little uprenliitiva
m lllnK. Ijitert trannaetlmia Wi re al lr
tuallv ttie lew. hi fliiiiTn of the day.
l-e,ibiniiil d.iniiinl put flitmi'ea Into
corn Tin' market n iil-o Mi.ianied by
tndh'at oim that Illinois riiitia bad put a
-top in planum. I'nii nwl i-ff on ae.
. onnl of UnpriHi d eiupi. In thn main,
I nwrtrr, Irnda l as only of a I" 1 linr
.i.'tcr. IDklu r prices en hot: lifted Mm limni, I
( til on the ihrnirn .i !.. !. active
i A a a fault ) lirim pra!trd
i t ih,, , liiaa.
f'l.ici.i i Jii 11 1' - VMi..! N'l. 1 r d,
! U'. ,N.. 1 red, $1 ! J 1 - ' 'a', V.
i m l, II lVM I ' No .. hud I. H ,-i
t t t' rn N" i
. I m Una. .
NEW YiiliK. Mav l.'.-VMth few note
worthy cMiptlona atock of almost all
dtwrlpl lona moed to higher level In
tialay'a broad market Peallnaa embraced
1ir uiofe i hull tue usual number of Is
and Ktaliia extended from one to six
poliita In standard shares, being trebled
or ijuiidriipled In some of the highly
speculative sweiitlea.
The inovciiiPtit derived much of lis Im
pulse from an envlv rlne In rails, Cn
nadluli I'acKle lending that division with
an extreme fcinn of imli on very
largo trading New Haven waa next III
poll t of strength, gaining lour points
largely a; the expense of a short mler
eat, while other eastern line, as well a.i
coalers and soul hern Issues, Improved one
to three points. Further activity in
Cleveland, (liutmiall, Chicago Ht.
Iiula (Dig Fotiri common and preterrod,
wlilrli adtuiii'cd five nnd three tailnts
raspc. -lively, pointed to posalbllltlea of
Inercaaed divldeiiila In Issue colli rolled
by thn larger railway system.
Motor stocks were foremost aiivn.
eiiilpmetii and liidustrlal, (luneral Mo.
tuia niiiklnu: a maxlin.iin gain of 24 at
4M. with lii'i for Wlllya-ovnrland at 2H,.
fthllo Munltloiia were relailvelv hak
until, until fn. final hour, when a apir
Ited demand for Crucible, rtteel and llild
wln I.otiiiioih c eleviitel that group to
best prb es of tho day.
Khlppiinr Issue Mrra the prominent
real urea or the forenoon, with gains ul
one and one-ha If to almost three points
for Mi l i iml lie .Murine iireferrud and rom-
mou. Half a geoic of miscellaneous and
ohscure sloeks. llotillily Senrs lloelmck.
.Mny luimrtment stores and Woolworth
were iiKiijn ailviinied auhslaiilliilly, to
gftlier with .National lllsuli preferred,
Jewel Tea Hugar end ome of thn to
bai'co group,
Mexlrana were under Hie restraints tin
pose! by latest development affiietlng
inai country relation with Washing
ton, although American Hnulting ami
Texan company wiro dlapoavd to ahakr
orf that handicap, rnlted Hlale steel
wa virtually the only laaua of Impor-
lama to iioio pai'k, hut wu In heller do
niann towara me cto, gainlnx a I moat a
point.
Total sale of tor-Ha amounted to M,
O0i share.
inuuiiy for bond expanded with the
brottuer toek market, Canadian Issue
and Aug lo-French flvo beliia among the
ooiiapliiiou feature. Total aalua of
ta.nda, par value, 4,lW),0(i0. 1 'tilted Hlale
Doiida were unchanged on call.
Number of sale and leading quotation
on siocK tooay were:
Hale. H'xti
Annrlnsn Bsel Hucar. ... a)
Amen. .un i)n , ,
Aiiir'. an c a y a inn
an.riiii lxMrniattr ... a, ia
Ani'Mesa a. It !).
Am Kussr Kaflnlug !,;1
Amsriian Tl. 4k Tel H
Amsrl.sa 7,, I. a l.miO
Ansciiela ( nppar ........ I 2"
Ati hifoa Tttn
lutilwln IKrm'Slv 1 p. xrsl
llltlinie 4 dlilf. Jviii)
Brooklyn fUpM Trsnsll.. t 'm0
h'llta K. tVipper. ., .... l.li
''ullfftrnts IVIrnletinl .... rfl
Carin.llsri pi.tfln 14. lint
feiitisl lmtlisr , 4,Mrfl
CheSNpeilis A Ohio 'i. m
t hi.aao. M A w: p a.W)
t'lilofo N. W
flil'SKo. H , a P, nr..
Thlaa CVipper 4i
ftlorsrt r'ual tris..., WW
CVan PriKliirts Hertnln., In
t'mnltile rttwel Mini)
IMtiUr' 8oiirlil ll.Too
Kris ,, IMifl
Isnsral FJIeetrti) 1 film
Orsafc Nontiern pf4 I o
lrsl Ka, Ors ctf fi.frfl
llllnels 'tentrml gne
Inlarlmrivixii i Ian Ore.. MV
ItisrUrstlon fjier .. ... I m)
Internsllonst, HirreMsr...
tiller. M. M. nM rtf..,. H,1M
Kanssa city oat.hara . . , . fia
Ksrineitt i:oppr ,VH
l.iilTllla Kaahvlll. .. tftll
M.'ilrsji t'tsrolsuin ...... IX il
Miiini Cmpr I.JIW
Mitauurl, H. T. pM
MtM.nirl TiHtln ,. 11 M
Montaji Tiiiew M., . .
NutlCh,! TahA ......r.. I.WI
Nsvsrta f'oiaeT SJ
Nw Torli ''snlnir...,..,,
N Y , H. f , If V
Norfolk WWmi 1 in
Norlhsrn Tunlfla !,""
rnusrlrajita 4.1
Pur iV.ri. I 'upper. 70
i1ln . J. WW
RetiilhllD Iron A fitssl.,,. I.IKi
Hhilnirk Arizona Copper.' 2K1
S'ullira I's. trio t J,5'S)
Siiithm TUIIstit t LP)
s!iorwVer Convrttia , IX.I'O
Ternieiew's rvrtrpr .MaM. I.loa
To, ms ' 'ompsaf . l.trl
T'nlnn PsoKia .,, I rti
It'nlon VtMin pM , (do
r si lo4. Altv.hol ....... 10 0iO
relied flalea t1 80,afi
ft H. fel pfit. Vf
T'lah rH.ir ..
Wsiisna pf'i n., 7 iiea
Wontrn 1'nlap 2.1
W'esflarViiis TTIootrle ... V 4Vo
Total aalea for tha (lar, mr.MO ahare.
i J
)'
li:'.
HI'S
'
('.,
XT',
177W
MS
ni",
r.x4
191,
Wi
w
is
i"j
17
lh&
127
i(7
M'4
1744
'4
lJi'i
lis
M
iJ
"'4
4
4t,
1o?'4
1F,
v.m
I14i
?'4j
Ixw. Cloaa.
7:14 ;sm
1.4
so
'
mi 'a
12"'.
H',
11x114
IH "a
X7
l
M'.,
171
M
mi,
44
M't
S
19'.
7S
l'i'4
Ji,
uwv.
llltS
4"'i
11S
ISI
44S
24
ht
17714
l'if.t,
IMS
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y
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u
WiV,
M4
M j
97 t
t
4t
ltd 1
I3M
1H
1471.
n
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a
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lit
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B'i'4
sv
ltMS
ltv'4
It
Vi2
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41.
113
ft
34
M
U'T
t(4
II
IS
74
.'H
17
IKVi
HI
Ml '4
1I3S
H
SM4
Mil
47 li
M'4
it
21
m
H4
im
mi4
JlflVi
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or
TK 4 DK
r
hit
l.l'e
, K .! .l.i
. II. I
1 t
lHHk I I Mil 4 I l I lie, I I
ilaalaibiM ml Iks Hat
I lMHtiilllt
' . V , i,r '.I,, 1 I
t ai Iih
' ' 1 t
I I
Nothing: Deielop lo Pretrnt C'nn
tlnnance of Aellvll.v.
NTEW TORK, Mny l?.-Xun'B Kevlew to
morrow will any!
Nothing haa developed to prevent con-
flmianca of thn remarkable activities and
unprecedented achievement a in the bush
tieaa world. International tmcertalntiea
at 111 cauao hesitancy In the aecm ltleg
market, but productive enterprise re
main unaffected and labor trouble ara
Una disturbing.
The most gratlfylnir feattire of the sit
uation aa It haa been for noma, time Ir
tha abaence. of exeeaeea and general
avoidance of over-exH'nsion In all legiti
mate undertaking. Thl affonla the
beet asatiratice of Riiatalned econnmlu
progress, and whllo preaaure of new de
mand haa clearly subsided In certain
Important lines special rauaea arn not
needod to a-count for aome abalemenl
fter month of exlraordlnary biivlm
That the phenomenal pace could not con
tinue indef Inllely waa ohvloua and man-
ufacturera having more ortlera than can
be conveniently handled web-ome the op
portunity to woik ait'uinulaled bualnesa
oif their hooka. Weekly hank clearings.
:,'tu,4;,27i
New Vnrh Money Market.
Nr.W TOItK. Mav i: -MKRCANTH.H
1 M I- H :i'a per " nt
Mr.IU.lVI I XCII4NOF - Slxly-day
I'l l, 44 i-'t. de'iiand, 11.5, txtblr.
ll.Viai-:r, 77H; Mexican dollars,
I t A'iiH Clove nimnt, ateady; ttlred,
!r..ti
'I Ulr: fUNM f otaer, Hty Havs 1
Pt 1 lit nllirty 5 'r lent,
m i.' lit, " , 1 . r . . nt,
I, vlnNin ira.l
f e 1 l va fc , ul ,
-it I .1 I 1 1 I 1 t.
1 . 1 1 nil nf? r.l at t
Cattle Receipts Lig-ht and Trade is
Active and Steady Sheep Ac
tive and Steady.
MOST OF HOGS SELLING STEADY
OMAHA, May 12. 1tl.
R.'.pt mere:
Oi'll.'ial M uiida v
t'f'l.lal Tuesday ....
Official Wednesday
iffli'iiil Thursday ..
I'.itliiinte Friday ....
Fhe days- total...
Name day last week
Same 1 weeks ago
Hume. 3 week ngo. ..
Same 4 week ago.. ,
Same day last year.
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
C.f.1
.. h.l I
.. 3. IM
.. 3,SI.'i
l)i
..IS.72II
, , 17,2.2
. .2i.:i;w
..21, VII
. 23,:iii
.,111,212
til...
X 4?.'i
7,7'.il
l.titJ
411. pl.t
4ti. Hit
6.;i
il.li'i
3;
S
2,2!
,:
l,2ti
1...
2A 1
34.478
42,237
411. Mil
I2,nio
The following table how the receipt!
of cattle, hog and sheep at the Houth
Omaha live atock market for the yeaf
i oaie, aa compared w th ast year:
initi. 1!) 16. Inc. I'ec.
47.r 31to.li W Ml, 1 Ki ....
1.44.1, 4M 1.222. ;w 222.ri:i . .
fbeep 27SH.371 Wis.ir.l IWJSO
The following table show the averag
price of hog at the Omaha Live Hlock
uiaraei ror th lust few day, with com
Pat Ison:
Kate.
Apr. 24
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr,
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Mnv
Al 11 y
May
Ma v
May
Mlhl. l915.il9H.il3. I'.lU.llldl ilillO.
3 7 37; 8 401 to 7 41: 5 731
l ' l',ii S 34 H M 7 fc.ll fi 74 1 9 14
': 7 24; 60 7 I". 1 1 D M, 9 '22
9 M I 7 2U I 87 I 7 67 6 .i 9 04
II (W 17 2l Ii m alii 6 Mi 9 l
7u 7 life s 17 H : 7 If.i I 74i 9 12
7 41, H 18 a 7 ii 9 It
9 ..s
! ftl hi
3, 1 ! 4i'l-j
4.: 9 fwr,l
u.l !l Ho',
9
7 30 H 17i 8 31 1 7 lil
S 111 II 2S: 7 Mi
I 30 7 Hi
A 61
6 74' 9 01
1.. I H 94
fi t!2j 9 (10
h hi 9 19
7 2li
7 24 8 24. I
7 :'s x "7 w 'i.,
7 18. 31 a 21 1 7 44; ii iki 9 27
I 7 14 k 3'i; K 14! 7 491 I 9 U
M", 7 221 S ;i; x 10' 7 Mi, A 76i
9 4.1 I . N 2'i; 7 f.l I 771 9 IS
9 i.2 ,7 24 1 I I 24! 7 Bti, 6 79 24
2 ; ii. D i;,, ; 44. ft S2i fi ?g
9 B1SI 1 'i 19! S 111 fi W. 9 23
'.Sunday.
llieelpt and dlspomtlon of live atock
at the I'nlon slock yards In Omaha, for
twenty-four houra ending at S o'clock
jmterday:
KKCEirTrJ CARS.
Cattle. HoA. Bhaep,
C,. M, A St. P
Wabaeh ,
I'nlon Pacific
c. N. W.. east
C. A N. W west
Ht. P., M. A (....
east
west ....
east..
C , IL I. P., wet..
Clilcago (i. W'
C, 14. A Q., ras
C. 14. A- Q., wo
C, K. I. & P.,
1
1
30
I
2o
7
2R
4
2
1
122
Total receipt 21
JjJlH81TION-Hr)AD.
t'attle. Hor. Kheep.
lie
187
146
1.0M1
1.477
2.101
2.01
240
112
"121
310
1,149
277
10
2
10
1 . too
Morrla A Co
Swift 1 Co
Cudahv I'aeklng Co....
Armour 4V Co
Si hwart A ('o ,
J. W. Murphy ,
Llnooln lacking Co....
Kohr Packing 10
Swift, from country.... ,
F. H. Iwla
J. B. lioot A Co. .......
V. (J. Kellogg
Hulllvan bro
Mo. Kan. Calf Co....
H.gglu MM
Huffman
Hanner Bro.
John Harvey
Other buyer
Tolal T77 7,140 3. M0
CATTLH Receipt wera very moderate
aa usual on a Friday, only twenty-one
car being reported In, hut th total for
ins wees amount to J(U2U head, being
larger than laat week, but about on a
par with a year ago,
there waa a very fair demand for a
Friday and tha market waa reasonably
active at good, steady price, ao far a
klllera were concerned. Tha beat beevea
old up to ft. 46, the ame as on Thur-
dav.
Feeder and atock eattU are olnalng
very alow, being 2tU40o lower than last
week.
Quotation on rattlet flood to choice
earllnga. D.iVa9.i".0; good to choice
eeve. I.0fa.46: fair to rood beeves.
x.7.V(9 00; common to fair beeve. 7 (Snfrf
1.76; good to choice Jielfera. $7.lVVo'4f.7n;
good to choice cowa, $7.3fitil.10; fair to
good row, $!..7?i7.30; common to fair
cowa, $4 afrW .00; good to choice feeders,
l7 Mi8 2fi; fa r to ood feedera. 17 4utf
common 10 rair reeder. sorn.'7.4o;
good to choice atockars, 7.7f.y.26' ato' lc
neirer, ri.2n.iro: stoog cow. H.aiy?f7.7(;
atock calvea, $7.fiflft.fi0; veal ealvea, $!o?J
ii.no, 1 n, aiags, 1:1c., fe.wfla.w.
Rfllreentatlve aalea:
HlCKf STEKR9,
clipped handy, JttMV(7l'; lamhs, clipped,
nt..iv, piiw'i ; jearlliigs. fair to c.lu.1.
light, f;' ... in leaning, fatr to liol.-e
heavy, ,,ni!t wellu is. fair to chot
s...vlV.tl.,; ewea, i.'.iod to rhol- e, t..7rifrf
'.ii; ewes, fa:r to good, .tnt.i.u;
clipped, $ti VVfiS.lO.
No. Av.
7.'i dipped ewe 123
i cliped ea 12o
isinathe spring lamb i..l
"itiatlve spring lambs 4
ewes.
Pr.
13
17!l fed ewe.
2'. cull ewes .......
irm clipped latuhs..
24 flipped lambs..
4-x clipped lambs..
211 clipped lamb...
I"H clipped i.i..,.
;tti clipped lambs..
4V. Mexican lanilis
213 Mfklcau ecs.
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(ntlle Mead Hoax Mend? sheep
I run g.
rtlKWOO, May 12 . CATTI.F. Itecelpts
l.otxi head, inir Kct strong, imIIic heel
ateei-B, $i Or.i.im, stocliei s and f.'td"l.
$;.lig.M; oows and hi lferi. $l.3..o!' J.
calvea, $7,Oiio.fa5,
IliiilS-licceliits. tl.Hs) lieiiil; miiilft
strong. Pk- higher; bulk of Miles, $Li V
a ".If. . light, $1 fiOii 10 on; mixed, J'1 :'". I".1'.
,'h. $:i. .sin '.i.'.T; pi u 1
f.ixi
:i.dt ;i
liciid; market
; ewes, t:Mit
hnavv. SLMWillilHV
$,' 2..'U'l.3f..
.HllHhl- Receipt,
at rang; wethers, J.
9.7.0; luiuh, $sJryi.'.
HI. I.oula I, In sloeU llnikel.
HT 1-oriS, M.i , May 12 i'ATTI.K -liecelpts.
27Ii head; market ateii.lv. native
beet' steirs, $7..'iOii9 s.'.; yciirllng uleers and
heifer, s '.;., cows, j.'..2:.'iix 2.'.; atnck
eis and feeders, $,. :t.s ;si; Texas and
OUIahoma steers, ..7.'..','-.7.'.; eows and
heifer, J.S.Oo'iix.iio; prliuo southern steer.
$9 (ksaw.W; luitlve nilves, $ti ii l".il), prime
yearllni;s and hetteis. Ii.7.'!..'A
Hot it4 - liecelpts, 7 !) head, market
higher: pigs and light, $;'sni9.'.; mixed
anil biitcheis, $'.,7,.'o In '4), good hea v
$.1,971; 10.011.
Slli;i:i' AVH LA.MI'.H Kecidpts, I Ooo
head, msiket airolig, w. theis, 17 n-i.i x ,,o;
Iniith, $10 l:'it 12.00; clipped Inni'n, $9 oofl
10.16; clipped ewes. $7 . .Vi"f4 s . . siu liig
luniba, $10 nvii'ii no,
Kansas I III I. lie HKicl. Mnrkel.
KANHA C1TV. May 12.-C ATTI-K- He-
celpta, 3,0.1 head; market steady; prime
fed aleer. I!l.3!.'iiM.iiu, dieised beef steer.
$s.fXX(i9.fi; western steers, $x,uO'i9 40; Block
era and feeder. $7fiOfl.T6; bulls, $:i.7t)i)j
I. Ml; calve, $14. fs hi 10 70.
HOi lleeeint. H.00" head. market
Bleady; bulk of galea, $n.iiVnH HA; heavy.
$.Wai.Mi pi-ker and bulchers, $9.7.'
.nr; light, $!t.ntyi7fi, pigs, x.77yi(.GO.
IHKKH-Res-.elpts, ft.iaaj head, market
atrong; lamb, $!' fnxil2.ii; yearllngt, $ 6t.
ijll.llOi wether, $'f.7.rti.fi; ewes, i.wrn9.2.i
St. Joseph l ive gtoek Market.
HT. JOHEI'H. May 12 ( 'ATTI.F. Re
ceipt, vio head; markid ateady; steer.
$x.4s(r1.fi0; com and heifers, $4.7o'r9.WI;
calve. $X OO'IO 2f..
HOtJS Hecelpt, 3.iVj0 head, market
teady; lop, $9.Ki.. bulk of sales, $:i.t;.VJ
73.
Hl1K,r.T AND LAM KM -Receipt. fiHO
head, market steady, lambs, $ll.2.'.'tl.'.0ii.
Sloox I lly I, tie Pluck Market.
SIOl.'X CITY. la.. May 12 i ATTLK
Recelpta, 91 head, market 10c higher;
native ateera. K.isfr.30.
IfOfJS- Recelpla, fiwl head. market
teady; heavy, I'.i.iiiXfili.Tli; mixed, $:..,try
41; light, $v.sgv..i; milk of uie, :t..V!l
60.
BHEiEP AXl) I.AMHS-Not quoted.
lock Id Sigh 1.
Receipt of live tock at the five prin
cipal weatern market
4 at lie, ling, nneen.
Oileago
Kanea nty
St. Ixiut
pioux city
Onialia
Total reoeVpl,
l.ooo
a'xi
, 277i
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.. 701
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U 14011
HEIFERS.
10 7X0
18 . !
.. 147
t 36
7 M
II 4i
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7 60
7 W
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f. a wt i 4.io no
1 176 II
MOOS Receipt were Juat about fhe
same as they have been all week, esti
mate calling for 122 car, or s.iTil head.
For the five day the run foot up 40, 192
h'ad. being S.O 0 smaller than a week ago
and nciilv l.i. .00 elmrt of two w eka ago,
but nmre than 2,'o heavier than for the
corresponding days laat ear.
Shipping demand "howed soma Improve
iTiuiit today and outside bnyeia took 'tulle
a few hogs on esily tounda that were
steady to, If anvthing, stronger. 1'arker
also got a few hoes early thai were
minted aln.ng, but tbla was no criterion
of the general maiket. for the b'g end of
their droi ea a ut up i n 1 steady la alt
Helnre Ihe clin-e It Oevelor.ed that h. n
measured bv the dcinand supplies wore
xeiy generous, and oil I lie poinds vglee
akened a tried nnity of the laid (.ales
leiua a i 1- ket lower tt an yeeteidnv. Thl
.dillrp Hai fiolt-d f'n All grides, ulthmiavi
giat'1 h..M naturally litota.t moie fie.iy
n laltt i" "Il ls than (' coiiiiii.iii g lides
7ven at the d. line tleaianee in i,ii
very good, iioril hats Ik lug reporiel
aa I'llSotd after llioet huc had liu
a i U
I'll' ine. all lb y from atrong
i a f w iii' Imo in Ui i..wr in iiifwi .,
eut m. .at ml-'iw.ra ah
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OMAHA UEKRltAt, HABKBT.
Wholesale Prlcea for Prodoo
I barged by Ouiabi Healer.
BHTl'LIt No. 1 creamery, In carton
or tub. 82c; No. 2, 30c.
rOFLTKY-Wrolier. alive, mwier two
lb., 36o; hens, lfc; r'"lal rooter and
lag. 9c; spring, zoo; geee, pie; uuckji,
12a; tiiraey. oc; oiu totii. vc, capon.
20c; guinea, 25c; 'iial.s, l ra4,uu per
do.; pigeon, 90c per don.
OHKFiHIle-Imported Swlas, 4ac; noine-
tlc. gc: block. 28c; twin, lac; datsle,
13'c; triplet. IN'c ; Veiling Atnertra, 20.;;
blue label brli:k, lc; llmhurger. 22c; Im
ported French Rouquefort, 8jc; New tork
while, 20e.
KIHIl-FreBh, per lh ; Catfish, 17c; csrp,
tr,; trout, 14c; roe shad, t)c; halibut, 14c;
almon, 16t(17c; shorn codfish, 17c; buck
had, Soc; Spanish mackerel, 12c; red
napper, 14c; yellow pike, 16c; flounder,
loo. Fror.en, ar lb.: Halibut, 17c; black
h8, 1H4J22C; crojipleg, haddock,
loii eunflah, 9e; aaiigcra, 8.'. Smoked, per
Hi.: While, 13c; Kippered, 17c, almon.
17c; finnan haddieB, 12c.
BBICP CUTH-Itit-!: !4o, 1. lft'c; No. J,
X'"c; No. I, 17V40. Udna: No. 1, 28!c; No.
I, 22Vc; No. 3, l:t'.i. tiucka: No. 1,
12c; No. 2, 12c: No. 3, 12Vio. Rounds:
ho. 1. j- No. 2, 17.14c; No. 3, l.i'.aO. I'latea:
ISo. 1. lOo; No. 2, :t'c; No. 3, Me?.
OVMTKHS Chi-sHpi akc, per gal.: Stand
ards, $1 o; selects. JI.mi; count. $1.96.
CKI.F.KV Miimiiioilt, 97.c per do;
medium, Wfc p' i' doz., small, 40o; Florida,
per crate, $2.2ii.
KRl'ITS 'irange. box: Navel Valen
cia, i."s, Ko, $2,fi; r."is, $3.26; ITOs, 2Xk,
J-'4s, $4 '"I, im., '4).i. 12.73; lie. $'l.7o: 2H'a.
21s, 2iai, $4. ST.. Mediterranean Hweel,
l.tis, $.-.i; ICO. I3.2&; I7lia, $3 50; 2'is. Jlfia,
2iVi, jl.00; 2XSH. 321a. .THoa, $;i.7t.. leni'.na,
box: lioltlen Hum I. $..,oo; Hllv-r Cord,
14.50 c,ruKfrull, box. S5, $3 00; Ms,
$3.M; 4tis, $3. 2ft; 4a. 14 0.1; ana. l,
l iiO. Slrawbei rlea. Shipment Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. $2 76 rii-e.
Rananaa, bunch: Ml dluni nlxe, $1.7iXii 1 77i;
medium size Junihoea, $2.mi2.2i; regular
ell Jiimhoe. 12. .'.Co. 2. 7.'.; extra large .Itim-bo-s,
$: fwi ,.7.i, Maiiimolli, ! (ii 'u ;l.77i.
VK.iJKTARI.KH tinlons. rrjstol wax,
12 2fi crate; (lei nni'lu. $175 crate, oiil.ni
set, red. $3 (i bu.; onion sets, )'H"W.
$2 !1 bu. Cariola, heetM, tuiiiipa, palcley,
'adlslie. shallots, fine d'. I'ulihag".
New, 34c, lh.; old, 3c lh Khiibaib, 1177.
box, Tomatoe. 13 Mi rrat. .e i uce, II m)
This Theatrical Manager Knows
How to Connect with Square Meal
ort i ran-, i dm.,
lute. I'eppi'li,,
d l!hei I Oil. is.
'.1 H bl, Wiet
hailiper, . ed
box, Ceh rv, Four d 'X . j .
.'.'75 crate, 3 dor. . 1- :i
Duo basket. I'l.laltte' lb
(I 10 bu 1 white t.i.'k 1 I
iKitaloe." Hainp. r, II .
meet. I'.''l l.t.l
NI 'I'S l'i ,ilnili No I 'ul, 4't.i
No, I r.. usted. x'j.i lb , J.iiiiI... raw.
ti ; .luoibo I'-aled. 'i'v
lb ; p... ana. U'-,c I . . ptl
It. mixed iiuta, Ii" lt.
IK INK V Cum
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Al Til " f'etl l"l' H, I ' .'. hid
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Talk about nerve."
Connie Mile, manager for Anna Held,
takes the cake, win th race, hit tho
bull exe.
Th Omaha Women s Press club think
he might to go on the Ovpbeuni c.rcuit
himself ns "the world' nerviest guy and
ihamphui Ihitltln kv of the universe. '
Anna Held a the Invited guesi of tbe
iluh Ihiirstlny. All tl newyp iper women
aid ex-!V sparer women of the city were
there and some soilcty girls, interested
In French relief work, were gues'a. The
fi inlnlne company gathered In Ihe luxury
of the Fonlencllc palm mom.
One of the feminine, aei Ihe was dele
gated to go n Miss Held' room and
escort her to luncheon.
Manager Miie wa In cm s l'at on with
Mis Held whin Ihe ser.be nriixrd. Slit
addressed her remarks to Ml Hell, but
when they stnrtiil lo ihe cleialor Mali
nger Miles wag m It Ii (hi ul ii i il they hat
not "lost li 1 1 ii wh"n the eh.vator Btnrlel
dr w n.
"1 am sorry thai there lire to lie no
men at this luncheon." sa d the mdeiy
writer then to Mr. Hutt -to Mr. Miles.
Mr. MIL ai apparently hard of hear
ing, for lie anwered not a word
The elevator reached Ihe lobby and ihe
41 IniieniHitt lraln Market
MI.N'.NKAI'iildH. .Minn,, Mny
I IK AT May, II 22; .1
cash .No. 1 haul, tl 29
$1 2.". 'i(l No 2 !.,. li.
I' LOT It - lie -hanged.
ha iti.FY--i; r;r c
ItV I''. - 941IKi. .
UK AN -ix JM) 19 ,i
COll.N'-.N'o. 3 lello I,
HATS No. 3 white. '
KLAXriF.KO- $l.9;.'i)l.!fl'
12. -
1. 21 -it l 2i1);
I II. 'I t III 1 ll,
I, . ..,
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guide led Mis Held to the palm room.
In vn in she looked for the moei ullne ele
ment to excuse hlnuelf and disappear
toward the cigar stand or the billiard
mom. He clung clcaer than a brother.
Ho was more evident than green paint
on a Fnlm bench ult
At the door of the pnlni mom the femi
nine reporter mide a lest desperate stand.
""I her" are to be irnly women gueals al
this luncheon," she .hi id.
(A hi, ahe knew noi. he knew not. I
"nil, that nil right," cried tile good-
liatured Miles, "I'm used u on new
rapci women. Tt nt 11 be nil right. Ill
get along. I won't be a fluid."
bat eo'i'd U.e newspaper women do"
'i gtk jou sdalgbt out, what inuld h
do?
In came Mr Miles. lie snt down nt a
I la a teservid for Mlsa li. lle I "-w ry And
when Mlsa liewey arrived he cheerfully
sloial wlille the president, Mlas Fnlt'i
Heel, or.lered a waiter to bilng a pate
lor him,
Then down he l again, lie wa as
welcome aa an overcoat In the Sahari
desert,
Ve, e W as, so 'e v, Indeed 'a was,
Hut he wa the ono mile guest of all
the wonn n and jut a suiini meal.
1.-1-.-.- .-. -IP.-"'.-!',
I oiiiin Market,
Ni:V VoHlv. May 12. -COTToN'-Spot,
it 1 1 la I . 1 1 1 1 . i . 1 1 1 1 1 j,' uphill'1-.. '3 ii'.i ; no sales.
I'Otl.ili IlltllleS OOI lied hutch i.tindy.
Mai, offeieil i ' xtii , July, 12 ..; ( Ii I iiher,
I3IJ." Iieeeinhei. M ,lli" .lanust'V, 1.1,14c.
Tin collon maiket closed slendv at a
net dt i line of ii m II points.
I.l I'lO'th i.. May 12 CUTTON- Spot,
steady; good middling, xtHd. itihldling.
I 44d; low middling, .2nd; sales, H.ouO
hales.
BIDS OPENED FOR FIRST
AERIAL MAIL SERVICE
WASHINGTON, L. C May 12,-Bldl
were opened at tho Poslofflun depr'
ment today on the government' a flral
aerial mail nervice route. They will b
In Alaska and Masaachusett. If th
servlcn prove guccessful a gradual ex
pansion will follow to other route wher
transportation 1 alow or Inade'iu&ta.
Seven route in Alaaka will form
connecting Hull between Seward and
Nome, thence-to Fairbanks nnd back t
Valdeg. The longest route I Bf.H mile.
The Massai husetta rout I from New
Radford to Nantucket, fifty-mix mile
and return.
ROBBERS LOCK CASHIER
IN VAULT OF BANK
PERU, Kan., May 12. Two robber who
locked Vrhln Olbb, caihler, In the vault
of the pern Plate bank thl afternoon
esoaped with $l.iirt Olhli wa the only
person In the Itntltutlon at th time.
(offer Mnrket.
NFW VOHK, May t2.-4,OKKKB Th
market for coffee fulures wa ipiletar to
day with prices lesponslve to compara
tively small orders either way, After
opening I lo 3 points higher, active
months aold about 7 to 10 point above
last nlght'a dosing figure with Hapten")
her touching H'nUr and licccmber 8 67 on
a little paltered buying, which waa prob
ably Inspired by the belter apot demand
of lesterdny and continued flrmnc In
llraxil As soon as the buying order
weie filled however, the market reacted
under realizing, tielllhu off lo 3 4Ko for
September .'iiid x.iihc for liecemher, with
the cloe steady al a nel advance of 1 to
'.' point. Snliiii. 27 . .0 hags: May. I.Wk;
.let.. . x.::ic, dim . :i', August, X 43. ; Pep
teniber, 3 4e; October, x.r.Je: Novemher.
.; Iieceiiiher, x i.mc: January, S.4c,
Kebiilai'). k ic ; March. 74c; April, 8.73c
The offlchil cables reported no Chang
In .Mllrels prices, but an dvanc of ld
In the rale of Rio exchange on London
Victoria cleared 2ti,000 bag for Naw Orleans,
f 'aaam.-lf r " ' Bitau 77-,, naajl, , mt, . .asaa
fh
lafierhcnvlmv
ur iank every
Lrop is dnvm
lWwcrifiisRe
own luasoliiic
Quick-siariind
m, a m . - . - Sr.
Meaajr-ign
The Siandsaxd Gas fori
all moiorsAmcicever i
SERVICE STATIONS IN OMAHA
I Mid hiu! Cuss Hi. -4.lt tt and (iratit 8t.
ai'tli Hint Harney Nt. .list Si. nnd IIoiIkii St.
:ilth mill Kuitmin SI. -Ilh iiml I ML, Hoiilli Side
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(XEIIUASRV)
OMAHA.
Invitation to the Public
The honor of the presence of yourself and friends is requested
at the dedicatory ceremonies and entertainment
incident to the corner stone laying of
RIALT0 CITY
(At italston-Omaha)
Saturday Afternoon, May 13th
Nineteen Hundred and Sixteen
Commencing at ? o'Chx'k
There will he music, and, for those who wish, dancing
Cue! coming by automobile trill find the most advantageous
way fa he via the West "(' ntd. Trolley cars on
the Mclunh y sy!t m wilt leai ,- on hat)
hourly sehi -dnle, gohvj south from
Si! nth anil Tarinvn struts
iUv.ttW Ji'H tt. M'Tf)t hi, "l, t r r-!4'i'.'f It Th? Ha, f(o'-
iff i t '' ltV.rfi-'$ii.'J, (i, l. Ktt"rV; if Th Ihi'y S'ru-i, 1k-I
f:Oj'-f W -"!!' $4 t't V .''!,"' it' ?' iHCtftii -'-i ijii-r, (X'AiT
,Vl '-1--A .!" t 'l'',"' ' 'rt' !" "i'l h I.', il.'l'l ,V f .f,W' .n,
The l inl to Company
S, f. Sehorfer, Pres.
I Ustawl I lalii l-k.
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