t
TIIK P.KK: OMAHA. FIJI HA V. MAY if. lOlti.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKE
Cash Demand for Wheat at Prices
Half to Cent Lower is Strong
and Sale. Are Heavy.
COBN MARKET REMAINS ttUIET
OMAHA, May 1, 1116
A atrrnit rilh demand for wheat con
tlnuerl today and ihi aaiea of thla rerel
were rather heavy. The wheat market was
OHoted (morally from Vie to lo lower, (in
tar of ih"lce No. S wheat brought the top
prlra of II 15, but the hulk of tha threes
old around 11.0701 Q7V4
A fa ealea of No. 4 hard what were
made at about a So deellne. but three earn
pipe ware of poorer quality, the batter sam
ples eauma about la lower.
The porn market waa aul.it aaatn today.
The raoelpta rontlnueil Itaht. l orn anld at
Hnrhenfted price and oata ranged from
to 4i lower, the dmanl for both tbaao
cereaia batna; only niwinr,IG.
riya auld at a fractional deellne and bar
ley waa Quoted nominally unrhanaed
Ctearanrea were: Wheat and flour, equal
to l,7,on bualiela; corn, 274,000 bushels
eats. 2.000 husho.
Liverpool rlnnt Wheat, unchanged to
jfi lower: cotti, unehanaeri
Primary wheat receipt, wera 729. Ono
bliehela and ahlpmenta 127,000 buahela,
eaalitat rei-epta n( 631,000 buahela and ahlp
tnente or 7S8.000 buehala IhbI year
Primary corn racaluta wera HHs.oott hush
ela and ahliimenta 4iS,0"0 buahela. against
receipt of 1194,000 bushels and ahliimanla
or rzn.uno euaneia laat year.
Primary oala receipts were 1.061,000 hueh
ela and shipments 1,11 1,000 buahela, acalitat
recelpta nf 4M.0O0 huaheia and ahlpmenla
vi lii.vuu puaneia iaai year.
CAKlyOT RKC KIPTH.
Wheat. Corn. Oaf a.
til 61 221
, ...!0H
SS
J02 11 11
; 24 4
Ml bi 24
I hlraan
tlnrieaoolla
t mini h
ornsha . , . ,
Kansas- (lty
ft. l-ouls ..
Wlnnlpi-n 8:11
Thae sslea were reported today:
Wheal No. 2 hard winter. I car, 11 10
No. t hard winter, 1 car (.lark. 11. lb; I
nr 41 1,1.1. O 4 4 ........ I At . A -
41.1,0.), u I4, l in. 4 ..Kin,
11(17. 10 rara, 11.07: 3 rare, 11.01; I
care, l.ue; a cara, i.titift; 1 car, fl.'xv:
No. S hard winter. 1 or (dark). II. 1H: 1
II 0JU; I 8 6 rare, (1.03; 26 rar, ll'lj, 2
cara, 11.02; rare, tt.ui; a cam, it uo; 1
ear, 17n. Hample bard winter. I car. lie.
No. S anrlna. 1 car, II 06. No. 4 aprlnc, l
'ar, II 02. fro. 1 while prln. 1 car, 11.01
No. 4 durum, 1-6 car, ifci. No. 2 mixed, j
car. 11.10. No. I mlied, 1 car, 1107, Wo, 1
mixed. 1 rar. I10f, : 1 car. II 00.
Rye No. 4; 1 car, 17c, Maniple: t car
(white), 6c.
Corn No. I white; 1 car, 70 c. No.
white: 1 car, Ittto. No. 1 yellow; 1 car,
I2o. No. yellow: 3 cara. 71 Vic. No.
yellowi 1 rar, 70c. No. yellow: 1 car.
7e. No. 2 mlied: 1 car, 71c. No, I mlied
3 cara. 70n; No. a mixed: 1 car, 70c. Sain
pie mlied: 1 rar, 60c.
oata No. I white: 2 cara, 41 lie No. t
white: 1 rar, 41a. Hample white: 2 ran,
41o; 1 car, 40ic; 1 ear. 40o: t cara. im.
Hilt l-rleea Wheat: No. t hard, 1101
H 10; No. 1 hard. 1 1 ,04 U I. on ' so.
hard, 0 Oil 04; No. 2 eurlrii, ll.0tl 07;
.. 1 sprint, li mn, I No. 1 ourum
II. 021. Oh; No. 2 durum. II 0I4S1 02. Corn
No. 2 white, !0'A70c; No. 2 white, 70
70'c; no. while, e a inr ; no. wmit
tiHiallUe: So. Willie tBUftlir: No. S
yellow, 7l7mc; No 2 yllow. 70m71c;
No. e yellow, v'uminr; iso. b yenow,
70c; No. 6 yellow, '4670c; No. 2 mixed,
0i71c; No. 2 mlxd, ia,70c; No.
mixed. 'A70c: No. 6 mixed, ',470r
No. mixed. r70e. oata: No. 2 white,
4242'c: alandard. 41V42c: No. 1 while
41W4M1V'. Nu- whlto, 'l'0 4l. Barley;
Mailing, No. 1 leen. 6'aOC. Jiyo!
No. 2, 9b " ; No. 2, K4c.
t'hlcaao i?lorlna: prloa. furnlehed The Bee
hy I.oxun & llryan, ato' k and arein croaera,
316 Houth Hlxtecnih aireat, Omuha:
) ArtJ open, j HIb.7jUw.JfUo.Jpr4itJf;
wh t f r ' "1 r r
May 1 1 1 ." t a. 1 1 1 6 V 1112
July ill'4 IUt4 ll-a
Wept lHlfltt lla H
112
U21
118
nr.
in
fni" I "I I I
May 1764, I7&H j74 i 74 7S( '
.luly 74V4 CHV, 73?4 73 74
Kept 724j 73 V1 71 'A 72S H
faiaj L I I
.May 4V H
July 41 48 42 42 4
sept it'ii 39 ny, iy,
'"jkj L L L I .
May 2400 2405 12216 12400 2400
July 22', 2J67V, hl342Val 2267 2310
Bept 2320 2227S4 2320 12327 2320
Hard I I 1 " "1
'.May 120 ,120. I12B0 i0 1277ifc
July 12X0 I1297MI 1277 1210 1271
Kept 1212' 1300 112X7 1800 12Ttt
Hl'l.a ' " 1 I 1 I
May 120 127V 1120 1 2XS 1266
July 1267V Il2a74 12i7Vi 12a2V 1266
I 12110
Hept 120 12VV !120 1292 1278
CHICAGO GBAINAvn PBOVIWIONS,
reaturea of h Trading and Cloalnc Price
on Hoard of Trade.
Chicago, May II. Burmleea that dellnlta
movca for peace had begun were accont
panlnd In the wheat market today by eharp
hrreka In fjiiotatlona. The rloee waa heavy,
2c to i1tf. net lowr: with July at
11.12 and Heptcmber at II .13. Corn loat
to 1191c ana oata r. to 14c Provl
aolne flnlahed unchanK'd to 20c higher.
VYeakneaa In the wheat market tonic an
acute form In the laat half hour of the aee-
elon, Juki after n waa primed that the
iiniien mreign aecreiary ofllclally announced
the Vatican had irifida reprcHHiitatlona to
ticrmauy in an enori to nave trermany
ubHndon nuhnmrlne warfere. Tradcra were
iiuick to cotiiiie me tiding with earlier ad
tcca that PreHld"nt Wlleon had a.n epted an
Invitation tu adilreea a meeting of the league
to enforce pcan; tlmt a former French am
bassador had been charged with a mleelon
to the pope, and that fount Von Hernaiorff
hud warip-d G-rinn In the I'nlted Htatnji to
Klv" ei ritiuioux oncoit'ttco to tho laws,
t'nloadiog of Hpwulatlve holdlnga of wheat
licceme gcncrel end oulcMy Included much
,.'Hlng of an automatic atop-loea character.
Tho prevloue felluro of the market to re.
epond lo bulllnh crop newa had cauecd dla-coiirag-nicnl
on the part of ownere, anl had
l.rt'par' ft th way for a erneah In valuee. In
1 his connection a leading authority waa
iUolcd to the effect tllut the general proa
j,c 1 of Hie Kiiiihmh crop wee not alarming,
tleepltc hlg Iohn-s In tile central and eouth
cro ,m llooa of the elate. Healdea, there
were fHvorehle crop ailviica from the la
KotM and M Irm-milH
forn ileclin.d inelnly aa a reauit ef the
break In wheal. It'-portw of record-break-tug
Iniluetrial deniMiol fulled to act aa an
.,lt.-,. i'Hta look Hie Htne courae aa other
Kreln rop ri j.orlti vm-im favoiahle and re-
celntM I:iikc
thher i-rlcen ,,n hog l!fid provtelona.
',i,eMiwe of ,.ieMi h.i. ignored
rtil ago t'aeli I'ri' ' brat . .Vo, 2 red,
Klliiltial; N. J red, l ll I I.'. No. ' hard,
I 1441 I S.. hard. 1 1 II 4 V, tl I I S
i orii. No 2 .-lli.u, TefiiH- . No, 4 yll,,w,
TTSc Oaia; N 1 whit-, l .glii ; alatidard,
nS 'fll',. I:ye N'MT,lnl liarlcs, tilhlc
Meed. Tlltioth). . ,'.. S Hfl, clover, lii'ift'
If, i" pruWalone fork, l.'j On if 4 00, Urd,
IU in. lU', H3 11 9!.
MIV lOKk I.IM.KAI, MAMKKT.
guotcllnm of the Day on the arioua
I nnitlMiiltdee,
New Vori,. mi n - I't.ni H -:):
.pneg l'.,l.'li! - I ' i' , f U Mliit..r 4 r . r. t a,
, sif.l". -lulrf ',ilghl i4'iyS4
ltt;,T etn." Ii.eteel. week. No. 1
..f...o. l ;.. N 1 bard l .4, No
..t,rl-, rn. l.ultl'h, l il. So I noriberu,
Vll-lt-.l 4. I I '. f e l NeW Vera - U-
I u. . w . e a 11,4 . . 11 S .
i t U Ci.,.1, ii,fl Sm 3 yrtlew, T'e t
, I . ,.re
I, I . .i,l e- , altri.Wf.l ' I
II K - r..i . N. I, lijitflj.l Ne
Iti-'llt , I. lMt4.', ihilplna,
I I . ,.. I 1 1
-i e' - ! x.4'e i m,i,-.i,, i . ben e,
' ' ' ' v e. I .ei
i'i li i ti t.
HI'.'1-1 - i'-t . ilt, I'ehllal
t !... ; n
"". Hu... k I' fata, IK
I .1 V I . t'-.ik .!. . J. n
... t e -1 'i 4 . I H t . . ., t i 4
t, . 1- ' i i. . i : vi
., . -.i l ', left .4t .
I, , I I ( - ' t ' i i It I I I
. III-'.' Ki . 1 i icr
..... I ll V
i. s 'l t 54 4 t. ... . I n, ( ; . .e
, . II t . , '!. PJI.,,,
- ,. i. ' . . ,
v.- ' I ' II l ' !'
I i- " it .'- -.i i a.
,;. , , I , - i l 4 4 .
'i ' '. ' a . t t.
fc" I fit.. y f-l , -
. 4 1 , S 4 , 4 ' 4 . ,
., t a t h . i ' . if i 4
- Mt- 1-44 ..-.. -... 4
k t , 1 ' !",:. 14, ..-I"..,
' ' i . . i . . . . fe 4 .. ft , 4
I x i 4 ' !. l !'
4 ewavtia 4a Wailjtt
- r v4.
, i, . H - ' 1 ,4
. I t : u a
i -, 1 im
t - " I
1 1, , t
. i , . ,
. . -.,'( i
white, 7!9j;;He; No. I yellow. 7 3c; May,
mUlt'nr; July, c
OATS No. s white, j.i;c; No.
mixed. 40tt4c.
HfTTKH freamery,. !9c; ftrat. 17c
aernnda. i.'.c; packing, J3c
KOilS Klrete. !lt,c.
POl'I.TftY lletia, 16c; turkey. 10c
prlnga, 2ic.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
High-Grade Railway Shares As
sume Leadership of the
Session.
READING ISSUES ARE IN FRONT
NKW YnrtK. Mar 14. High arade rail
way aharea aeeunied leaderehlp of today'!
broad and active market which win not
without lla perloda of uncertainty, deeplte
a preponderance uf eubatantlal galne at the
eioee. ieuoiiig laauea led the movement
from atari to finleh, the common and eec-
onu preferred aharea making tiew high rec
ord on their extreme gaina of 7 and IV
polnta, reepectlvely, to par apd tivtj, while
the preferred advanced more moderately.
HeaMnga in Heading leauea amounted to
fully 160,000 xharee, or about one-flflh nf
tne nay a total operations. The movement
agoited much goxalp and aurmlee, hut no ex
planallnn waa vouchsafed In official quar
ters. Reading common haa been foremost
of the rails for several weeks, but nol until
recently did the preferred Issues develop
any activity, wall street Uellovea nevelop
menta of Importance are Impending and
mat a niatrttnjl Ion or the company a valu
able aaseta must follow In local eenuenca.
Pronounced strength waa displayed hv
other standard rails, eapecally Canadian
Pacific, which advanced more than I points.
wtih 1 to 2 points for l.chlgh Valley and
other coalera, as well aa New York t'eniral,
New Haven and Hi. Paul and the Kouiliem
Olvtalon. War aharea and other Industrial
and foulpmenta were overehedowed by Ihe
prominence of rails and were subject to
further profit taking and ahort gelling on
recurrent peaca rumors.
tleneral Kleetrlc. however, made a sub
stantlsl addition to yesterday', rise and Mar
veeler Corporation waa III renewed demand
No-celled whisky atocks were active and
strong for specific reaaona. IdstlMare' Hecur
Itlea responded to the resumption of dlvl
denda at the rate of I per cent, while
I'nlted rttatea Industrial Alcohol was sup
ported by further rumor, of prospective
Denerita to stockholders.
United rilatea Hteel rave promise during
the forenoon of regaining Ita old-time lead
ership, advancing a point to 66, but soon
losing moat of lla gain, only fo come for
ward again In the feverish activity of the
close.
Total aalea of atock amounted to T60.000
bares.
More gold Imports from Canada added to
the ateadlnees of sterling and most other
rorm. or foreign remlltancra : hardened
with the exception of franca.
Honda were firm, with total aalea, par
vaiue, ix,7 in. one.
I'nlted elates bonds were unchanged on
call.
Nurnbar of aalea and leading Quotation
on atocks today were:
Halea. High. Jy)W. Close,
13.200 74 74 74 "4
Am. Beet Sugar, . .
American Can ...
6.200 Kt 67 67 H
1..10O 6I4a 60 4 611 4,
1.700 71 1 V 71
3.200 IIS "'
Am. Car 4 Found.
Aln. Locomotive .
Am. H. Sc K
Am. Hugar Rf...
Am. Tel. A Tel...
Am. Zinc A H.
4.100 114 112 113
1.1.00 121 1H 1Z,
2. 000 10 ' XII.
Anaconda Cop
6.100 US 14 M4
2.600 104-4 1M 104 '
6.600 XX "4 7 17 H
Atchison
Haldwln T.OCO. ,,.
Halt. A Ohio
12,200 10
9 10S
Hrook. Rep. Tr.
600 X6K,
X6 , as
14
Hutle A Hit. Cop.. 3.200 tt
Cal. Petroleum
200 23
23
Canadian Par. ,.,
1,600 177 14 n44 1764
Central Leather....
'in t iai nt
I h. A Ohio
:., M. A Ml. Paul..
Chicago North..
(' II 1 A P Ry
Chlno Copper ....
Colo. K. I
Corn Prod. Ref . . .
Crucible Hteel
Diet, hecuritleg ...
Krle
1,1.00 63
1,000 7!
621,
13 4
I7U.
6
121 V
11'
63H
4,100 117,
2,r,00 63 S
II'
6314
1.200
4.1S
424 424,
II 10"
600
22.2110 n
33,000 63 T4
64 V 66 14
1.2 '-4 62 Ta
31
23,600 n
(ietieral Kleetrlc...
1. N. pfd
l. N. Ore rtf.,..
173
2,600 121 120 121
600 41 4 41 41',
704 1024 102 Mi J024
600 17 ! 17 17
2,000 46 '4 4!t 46
lllW
Illinois Central ..
Inter. Con. ('orp..
Inaplratlon Cop,.,.
Inter, liar., N. J
Int. M. M. p. ctf. 23.100
II 'i tl t
K. C. Houthem...
2.700 27 26V 264
Kennecott Cop.,..
30,500 r,6 Hi Hi
3.700 131 lit 4i 13014
24.X00 110H J04'4 10H
600 U 36 Ml 16 14
10 'I
i.ouia. Nasn.,,.
Meg. Ixroleum ..
Miami Copper ,,,
M K. A T pfd..,..
Missouri Pac
Mont, Power , , , .
National Fad ...
Nevada Copper ..
N. V. Central
N. Y.. N. H. H.
Norfolk A Weat...
Northern Pac i
Paclfle Mall
Pac. Tel. A Tel..
1,100
14
77
00 614 61 61
, t.0 17'-, 1714 17 "4
20,000 10K 1064 104-4
2,700 62 14 611. 61 '4
. 6.100 124 124 V4 126 V
, 2,700 1134 1I3' 1134
200 24 24 23
400 35 .'14 33
, 1,200 67 67 674
600 2 22 2214
166,400 100 17 HI4
1,700 414 4il4 46 4
, 324
7,100 11 !!'
3.900 234 22 2314
1,700 141 '4 14014 141
46
Ill
12,400 13714 136 136T4
2"(i H2 624 12 Ml
12.400 I67'4 1664 167
43 100 116 14 44 4S
30(1 J16. 1164, 1161,
100 10! 60Vt 60
, 6.400 2 274 27
2,100 1614 14 04V,
1.000 624 61 4 624
Ray Con. Cop.
Rep. Ir. A Bt.,..
Rhat. Aria. Cop..
Routhern Pax. ...
Houthern Ry. ...
Rtudebaker to. . .
Tann. Copper ...
Texaa Co
Irnlon I'actric . ,
Union Paclflu pfd.
U. H. Ind. Al
V. 8. Hteel
U. 8. Hteel pfd...
Utah Copper . . . .
Wabaah pfd. "B".
Weaturn Union . .
U'eat. Electric . . .
Total aalea for tne aay. tou.uuu Htiarca.
New York Money Market.
New York, May H. MERCANTILE PA-
PKR 1 per cent.
rTKHI.1N( KXl'tlA.MIK Ntxty-flav HUH,
14 73; demand, 14.6714; cahlea. I4.76.
SII.VEIl Bar, 76Vc; Mexican dollars.
H0ND8 Government, ateady; railroad,
firm.
TIME I.OANM Firmer; sixty day., 24 (
.1 i.er cent: ninety days. 3314 per cent:
alx months. 34 pr cent.
CAI.I. MONKY Firm; high. 1 per cent;
low, 2 per cent; ruling rate, 2 per cent; last
loan, i per cent; rioalng bid, 2 per ccnl; of.
fered at 114 per cent.
M . K AT. 1st 4a 76 It. R r. !s, reg.. 914
Mo. P. mn. s. 10114 do cougnn...
Mont, row, he. H4Ti.'. aa, reg.
N. Y. C. deb. 6a. 114 'do coupon
. 101
101 v.
N. Y CI. 4Mia H. 4s. reg
. 1I0
. 1 1 1 Va
(1116) 1074 'do coupon
N. Y.. N. H. A Am. Smelt. 6a. 1041,
H. iv. 6s 112V4A.T.HT cv 44e07Mi
No. Pacific 4a.. 12 ' Ang .Kronen 6s. 16S
O. 8. 1 r. 4a... 02 Atch. gen. 4s... II
do 3a .. H. S . 4s II 14
Pac TAT 6a.. I no Heth. Mil, T. 5x. . 1 (I I V
'enn. con. 4 Mjs. 1 06 vc. n. Pac. 1st ... S
do gen. 44a.. 101 ,Ch. " " -Reaillng
g 4.. 14 1' H A 'j. Jt. 4e 0X4,
HI. ASK. r. Ii. 1S C. M H( p. 0 6al0Tl,
So, l ac. i v, 6a. . I04M.C R I IV r. 4a.. 7S
do ref Is.,... iVnl. A rSo r I'i XI
So. n,. a l'llV,'1 R tt c. (. 74
Pacific 4a.... in, 1 Ma gen. 4s..., 74V,
do cv Is . .
m Hub ti.
H Meet 6e,
11 "'ten r.iec, us
111 HI N 1st 4 V4 a
74,
'
1"7'4
I .if, a, in i mt r 4s
W I 1. 1, .11 44S 144lnt M M 44
veel. r.. cv. I.e.
,meK. C. Ha. r t.
l
1 It tl r. (a.
61 L. A N. un 4a . 14 1
Hid
fnffea Market.
New York. Mty IX There w as a further
adieu." In the merkwl for ierte fuiures
here tmUy, with prti ea rOMelcg i,w bi.li
re, , 1 , r.,r Ihe k,H,.,ii 1 lading w 44 more
tlv iliMit r- enliv, and while . g ,.,d tart
f tile .nll bUVlOg at.l'.Sletl III ii,l,M ri,,iii
I." al I01IU, tiliaii'i seei,., j,. ttr,,Miten d'ir.
leg tbe dev. ae th',gh li.eUen.il bv
4.141. ie,iitien' in t. 4 e rMiooie, or t.y
th. , ., li.u- .t lir).,o. (f l',4,il The
(iiing waa t I.. 4 p. .una bi.h.r and a
,r ,1 Ji..,i:4 e ,i,l 4l-."4l Ihll potofft el
ipt, ,1,1. Mg Ihe uli.-riotoa Wlttl f.ll,
t i',u bin. l an t V(4rb.- 9 i 1 1..4.1 g
it' I a , e e ' ,le I e-i er IXe N.I, .f
, 1 4 w - ' a Ue-.ce -i v.ii t., 1, 4
' '. J $ I . ' ' f-4 I 4- f-4' "4
, r,( I. t4le d.l..ra. T .v
1. , 4 4. , I . ml Am 141
,' i e. ...e. ,,l.4. K It. ... .,,1. s i,
, i.-l, 1 4 .4 i - -. . 1 4 4...
I' 14. 'ek.4(r . V h
I. . .i rl. te
"I '.4 I Pi. . 4 4 4,....
, t I : i 4 4 t I I .1.41 4 ...4 .
.1 t- 1 i ...an . 4.1 .... 1, ... 1 . ,
I'
I I
I.
-I- I 4-1 4 44 4
4 . !, !' , t ....,.(
t . I U
'i .4 I . 1 . m 4 .. 1
,l-.-il 1 1
4 . t.i4' Vl4kt
. 4 " . I Hill IT
I I . , T ' ! I. ' 1 .'1
, ll - ,
4 I ' '"' 4
'. i II 4 I x - . 1
I etreeel l.tvlit 4lk.l
4 " I -f
i 1 1
I is I I
I !( Mattel
Vl II . t i
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Moderate Run of Cattle, with Strong
Market and Higher
Prices.
HOG PRICES ARE HIGHER. TOO
OMAHA. May 1 4, 1116,
ftecetnfe ra
fsttle.
. . 3X27
.. 6,1X1
. . 4.641
. . 3.6H0
Hogs Pheen.
7.324 3 Of,;,
14 9ii6 4 l 20
11.7:16 7,. n 7
7.4110 2.400
Official Mnndav ...
Offlvlal Tueaday .,
Official Wednesday
Kalliitato Thursday .
r"nur dsv. this week 11.0!,
Pa me dava lest week .14.121
Heme dava 2 w'k ago. 16.666
Hams days 8 w'ke ago 2H.7N.1
Same riaya 4 w'k ago. 21.43
Kama days leal year.. 1. 171
4I,4!
31.11!
43,382
60 74:i
44.0.1X
47,6i7
14.111!
i6.r.,vi
24,700
30,731
S4.0M
1,637
The following table show the receipt, of
rattla, hog. and sheeu at the Omaha live
alock market for the year lo date effi
in-
pared Kith last year
1416 1 1 1 5
Cattle .. 4X6,661 316.273
lings ...1, 494X91 ll?4 6:.i.
dhecp ,, Xl;!,3li0 1011,729
lnc
XI, 276
220,336
Dec.
V.S49
Tha following table shows the average
prices of hnga at the Omaha live stock
market fur the laat few Uaya, wlih com
parisons: I at . 1 1 1 1 6 . Tl 1 M 1 114 191 J 7 19 1 2 ". 1911
May 1
9 fix.
us
7 Jill
I 17
3 II
7 61! I 61
May I..
May I .
May I..
May 6..
May 6..
May 7..
May I..
May 9
May 10.
May 11.
May 1 2
May II
May 14
May 16
May 16
May 17
May IX
I II
6 24
2?
t 24
I 30
I 16
I 21
8 14
7 ix; 6 74
1 47V,
63 '4
60 '4
66 V
4
I 68 "4
IVa
I 62
62
61V,
61
Tl4
1 60
I Mix
6014
7 2l
7 24'
7 2i
7 46
7 63
6 63
6 6
I 61
I 66
I 11
f 77
6 71
i 64
6 16
I 17
f
7 44
1 l
6 21
1 141 I 36
r 40
7 66
7 ,
7 66
7 21 I II
6 101
6 23
6 0
I 24
14
7 24
T 24
7 I"
16
7 46
7 44
I 19
I 32
7 42
I ,11 If.
I 11
I 22
13
7 I.
I 23
8 29
61 I 16
66 6 16
6 241
3
1 29,
I XI
6 64
271 I 30
Sunday.
Receipt and dlpo4lllon of live .lock at
the Ptiinii Niock arii. for twenty-four hours
ending at 3 o'clock tealerday
Cat 1 In. Ilngi
C. Rt. P 4 5
Wadset) 4 3
Mlneourl Psclflc ... I I
Union Psclflc 44 36
('. A N, W , east . 1
1. A N W , west . 34 27
C , Rt I',, M. A 11 . I,. i
C, II 1 Q, east .7
C , II, A Q , west. . 36 2
C, ft LAP, esdt. 6
C., It I. A P , west. 4
Illinois Central I
Chicago lit. West,., 3
Total receipt. 169 16
riHPOHITlON HEAP.
'attle, (og Nheen.
, 422 1.I.2X 4
4l 1,412 l.lnl
.1,601 1,344 . 7t,X
, 737 1.62, 671
, . . . 674
244
16
10
... 277
164
I
1
16
36
16
24
4
9
74
6
16
220 ... 266
Morria A Co. , ,
Hwlft and Company
Cudahy Pscklng Co...
Armour A Co
Mc.hwarta A ('0
.1. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co,
Ho. Um, Packing Co..
Roth Packing I'd ...
('udahy, from country
Cud., fin Jr. Worth,.
Hill A Hon
V. 14, l.ewls
L. K. Jlues
II. V. Hamilton
Hittllven Hrog .......
Ml). A Kim. Calf Co. .
Illgglna
Otaxaborg
Manner Proa.
John Harvey ,
Iiennls A Krancla ...
.lensen A l.ungren...
Other buyers
Tnlel 4,174 7,0X6 4.643
CATTLK There waa a moderate run nf
cattle today, about 3. 600 head, and as haa
been Ihe case all week, the ituallty of
the offerings was very fair, tleneral con.
dltlons were much tho same -as on
Wednesday and for Ihe most part price,
were in about the aame notch"., tha desir
able grades aelllng readily and the com
moner klnda being slow throughout ami
closing perhapa a little easier, Roma
choice beeves from lb" Nebraeka experi
ment atutluu sold at 19 76, which I. the
highest so fur thla and the highest
prlca ever piild here for cattle during
the month of May. Compared with a
week ago tho fat cattle market la 166o
higher and undertone to Ihe trade la an-
cldculy alrong.
Thar were only a few cow. and neirer.
hare and they found a free outlet at
steady to atrottg prices.
Business In atockera and feeder. waa
very light, aa coinparallvrly few atock
cattle and feeder steers ere r-ntng at
tht. time, and It is probable feta there
will not be much activity In this line for
at leaat six weeks.
Quotation, on catt : flood to choice
yearlings, I36!70; good to choice
beeves, I9.i,64f 9.76; fair to good beeves,
I1009.:f0: common to fair beeves. IX. 00
O.I.0U; .good lo choice heifers, 17.1.01100,1
4 ' itii r
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mi
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1 U V" v
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J4e " kii
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m
J.J L ',--?.(Hr
l-Ti.'o-r.M ,1 iat iiiii,.wiw.,i..sii. 11 '' ,r. . . . JaBl-e,
g - 11,1111111141 wiwpp'sejiiwT.iiii.NB.i.ni.upmnniii.i iiijininniiJMMi4.wisamcn' '61 "a1 f-.. , ,t - hhiiiih i4nisaiei si m"'"'"
Amrlcri ltnc Co , 50 S. 1th L, D 1481
Brnjaia Slargg, teirt and Daugli Stt,, D UU
BurjiGrandn Ca , 1M Mo a re) st , T (It
ftui-cjaNgai Co , 1"i Artel Hcrng tit. D 11.
ueklvgrl, Frgnk C . J' 5. 1th St,, 0 Tt
urwg, Jng M , A Co , .'04 N ;4trt 8., Sa. Vdf. So I K)
Cf, Je.i. f.:'.eic Co., . ft lie, a,!., O 444
Og'kB. Tham,), 1, Cuenlni SI, 0
M44"l Stacf, Ills, aa.4 04 ktg,, 0 XI
,4
.... Sjx
I i -to-
1 good to chnl.-e cows, 7 30.fl4la, fair to
good ,-oe.s, 6 60tf 7 60, common 10 fslr
I 1 owe 4 60 'fl 6 60; good lo , h,,, n feeder
17 9i)n k. 60. fair lo good feeders. 17 Ml (o T 10
! common to felr fee,l..re, 1 7 .', nf 7. 60 ; good
I to i hoi. e steckere, 7 Ti, ft s 21; slo--k beif.
era. 1 1. 2 m x.i6 ; mo.-k cows, iiMne7t6:
slock calves, 17.00 it D CO; v. -el calves, 11.00
till. 60, bulla, alalia, etc., 6.00l.u.
FIKRI' STKKRW.
No.
I. .
Ar,
IT
No.
Av Pr
. 7 l 40
7 hh .t 16
44 1049
40 inoft
I 70
3 10
1)0
61 .
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11...
10...
10
.1116
.110 4
.1074
, 1211
1 .'so
9..
t7.
. . 10S.I
..1211
. .1240
9
1
10.
10,
60
. . IH54
6,-,
STKKHH AM' IIKiriMiS
4.
3.
41.
20.
7 411
26
2 0
76
13
26
16. .
30. .
.ll'Oo
, 6. '3
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XI4
694
20
I I
IIKIKKUM.
2 646 6 76 I ! 00
x ; i'i 6 6.i,i 9
HOtlH Receipts dropped lo s very mod
ersto notch today, the run b.-lng oitlj
few cars larger iliau Monday a. and hHIi
that ed.-epltoii the wnifill.-el uf the week to
date. At'rlvali wcih celllliateil at tKI 1 arn,
or 7.40.) jn'iid, bringing ill.- lolel for the
week up lo 4 1,421 I d. This Is ifl.liini
larger than last week, but emiiller lh.111 two
weeks ago by l.oili) head, an. I 6,000 nghlcr
then a 'ar ago.
itcrclpla were short of rpec!ntlona all
around the 1 Ircult, and the market reHctcd
at alt polnls The Im-itl market v. as no
exception to the rule, scoring S general ad
vance that amounted lo nearly 6(dlnc
Hhlppers bed more liberal nrdi rs loduy and
took a pretiy decent share of the nfferliiKs
on a generally 6c higher bueie.
Packers were not slow to follow Hie lead
of the oulnlders sn.l before Ihey bad gone
very far went tliein otic heller, lor they
laid 642 10c higher .rl,.s for Hie bulk of
tbelr hoga Movement wee fairly a lUe all
the aay through and a g....d .'leitraii.-e was
made before 10 o'clock. Most of the salea
landed at a spread of H.l,i.i1 1 8,1, wllii a
sp rink ling on up tu II 7i, the top.
'lo.lsy a silvaute i llts pit. ea almost back
tO Where Ihev Were at lest Week's close
Monday a Id.- advencc, which set new high
leveia for the year, was morn limn text,
when prices broke 20c In the following hoi
dava, but with today's upturn prl. re nie
w 1 1 1 1 1 ri a point of two of where tiic v.,ro
laat halutild), despite Ihe el:aii flu. ma
llolia that have feutured the nnilUi..t n.i fur
thla week.
No. A v.
(.2. .217
71 . ,S2
XO. .217
66. .206
Rh Pi
240 19 40 ,
0 I f.6
... 1 66
0 I 76
No. Av rill Pr
71. . i'i') 1 2(1 19 60
41 , , 24r, 21.0 1 HO
67 . . 303 160 9 70
HHKKP Vesterdsy'a liberal run proved
In he Just a flush In Die pan, for tdny
arrivals were ihe xiiiullesl of Ihe Week,
supplies being reported as Olilv ten cara,
or 2,400 head In addition to this were a
couple of cms of dilvelnx. Total for Ihe
four days is 16,192 husd. as against 16. 61-3
last week. 24.700 two weeks ago and 1,637
a year ago
t'p to closing time yesterday packers
failed to come around to thu seller, aay
of thinking 011 several loads of wonted and
heavy clipped lambs and six caia were
forwarded and another (arrled over for tu
day. With a smaller assortment this morning
demand devlveii somewhat and wooled
Mexican, held over from yesterday sold
fslrly early at .price, that looked steady
with Tucadsy. bring 112 36. Clipped lambs
showed strength, aelllng at figure, that
looked 10 Ibu above yesterday. No chol.-e
handy weights wore on off-ir, but a pretty
good lot reached 110 60 and exlremely well
finished welghly sniff reach, d II1130
What aprlng lambs were on offer found a
weaker tone lo the trade .nit sold 011 a
weak to 10c lower basis ( allforiiles from
tbe .sine bund Ihat beve been selling al
112 60 all week took 112 40. while a small
package of unlives n.ade III 00.
Hid sheep were almoet loo eearee to make
a market, what were here selling In yester
day'a not. bea. Wooled westerns iiinded at
p th. while felr clippers look on, Al
ngether tt was a very Irregular deal, with
'lothlng showing strength cvopi clipped
'xmns. Which were rjlloted Inlji:,,. ulinvo
yesterday. As noted above nothing loppy
in oji offer, but choice ha rid y weig h is
.ifiould .el) at p'MSt to !0 6ii, end soiio.
tr.dera express the belief thnt Something
prime .nd not tuu lleayy la lioinliially
quotable to 110.76,
luolaltons on ebeep and liimbs: Lambs,
good to choice, handy, 1 1 2 1 0 u 12 3It ; Ismbe,
felr to good handy, 1 1 1 7!, 1 2 1 0 ; lambs,
fair to choice heavy, 1 1 1 ,00 ft 1 1 76 ; lambs,
dipped, handy. 10oiiwi0 66; lambs,
clipped, heavy, 11260 10.30; Iambi, spring,
III 00 13 00; yearlings, fulr to choice light,
II 0 00'tf, I 1.00 yearling., fair to choice,
heavy, tlofifflOOO; weihnrs, fair to choice,
X 26ft 9 76; ewex. good lo choice, S. 7f.ee
It 60; ewes, fair to good, II UCUV 7;,, cw4,
clipped, 16.7641. 3S.
Kepreaentatlva sale.:
No.
46 native aprlng laiiibx.,
62 clipped ewes
646 California spring lamba..,
364 cull spring latnbs, .
264 Mexlrail Tamba
636 clipped lambs , ,
126 Colorado spring lamba.
13 Colorado clipped ewe..,.
24 Color'tdo clipped ewes
12 Colorado 1 lipped lamb..,
Av Pr
. , 62 II 0(1
, , I "6 6 00
..66 12 40
. . 60 10 00
..XI 12 36
. . 12 10 30
.66 II 00
,106 6 on
. DX Ii 0(1
. 61 10 6li
Metal Market.
New Tnrk, Slay 1 X M KTA LS Lead.
I7.20tf7.40; speller dull; Knat Rt, Irfiula do
livery. 116 3714 esked. Copper firm; electro
lytic, nearby, nominal; August grid later,
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Make Ironing Quick
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The Electric Iron saves a vast
amount of time, time usually
wasted in waiting for tho old-stylo iron
to heat or to eool, in useless walking
baek and forth to change irons. And its
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ower
'l no st 10 on iren siea.lv and unchanged.
1 In si, ,i,, . spot is.xo :..i 0.1
At . or, it. 01; Nml nipper. H41; future,
(Ml, clc. irolyllc, Clin, a,.ot tin. Il; 6.
futurca, tin; H'e. Lead, III 12 a Hi, e-1 1 t .
(HltAt.ll l.li K sloth MAIthKT.
4'nttle, I'lrini
Hogs. Mmng;
hheep. I n.
setllrd.
Mav . I - CATTI.K
Clll.-ego,
Receipts,
3 00.1 b.n.l. nnirkel, firm ; niillve beef entile
1 0 (( I 0 , nclern .Here x10fl10.
lo. k-ni and fe,.,l,,ie. p; .i.iii 1 ID; cows and
In If. '14. 40i)i 9:..', 1 e !.., I "0"t 1 1 "0
Hi m;,s - It,-. . leu. :'ii"'i h.inl. niMrkei
sllong. 10c hlghet. bull, of rules. !"t
")'.. light, 10 I, I, .,! I . Oil, mlyed, 1 604fin06.
hem), 1 .... - 111 n7 1, , toimh. pi. ,1,1 9 70.
i.iu. 1 ; . 0 .1 ii i".
MHKKI' N I I. A M MH--Receipts, .oi)
lien,!, murU.-l iiiikci t led ; wethers, 7 7f4l
111 no, i-weii, 6 ci 'tt Id 110; latnlm. l'.i'0'o
12 0
M. Inula I. lie (Mick Market
,l l.nuls. Slav 14 - CATTLK- Hecell. is
MOD he
.1 . nmrket blglier. iiathe beef
l;.'.'i fo 1 11 26 . -.t r 1 1 uat -teem sml
heifers. i !.cii ' .'.'.; 1 una, 2.'.'n 2-
.In, kere iilxi fi.,-iliT4. Jfi r."( 1. i.O, '141,,. end
Ik 1 ,1 hutlt ,t Ht,-I4 .'i ;fr(l Xi'i, ,i,w end
belfeie. $,' 00?. on . punt,. icarlllig sml
hetfera. Ix 56 IK 2 i.: unlive ci.lv, h, ii fniy,
II mi, prliiu. M.utherii aieein. ID 1. oil I 60
Minis. He, ,.i, la, 1(1 ,(io lien, , insrkel
hlulier: plan H.i.l llghm. 1 (1(1 hi S . mixed
an. I Lutein is. I'i 71. a ) 9,, . good hemy. l 9
u ) 9... bulk or e.ib-e, 4 70',, ') 90
Mll"-:. AMI l.AMIIH- Receipts. 2 101
h.-ed. nnirkel hiuher; weih-re. 1; no ft a 1,0.
laillha, HO "II rj 12 60; l'll.ped -Wee, ,';,0l(
7n; 1 lipped Isinhs, 9 aim) III x.'i; npiiiig
lauilis. lie cc 14 nil.
Kansas 4'lly Mil
Mock Market
14 - Cil Tl.lv- It"
KnoKiis I'll), Ms
.,,t 4 0(111 betid; ptwrkel sirnl.g, l'l In-
fed steers. IU 40m III 00, dreeeed beef elcre
In x (m 9 : , welern ateerti. H 231 " 71. ;
..1... lu re and feedels, 1 7 2 6 41 4. I, , bull.
i, nut 7 76, calveii, 6 (,()'( 1 1 on
HIIKKP AM) I.AMHM --ll(cel,is ,Htl
bind, markel higher, Intnhs. 1 1 0 1111 It 1 : In ;
waitings. 604 1 1 36; wclbets, x:'!t9(i0
ewes, l Oit'if 26 . .
slum City live block Market.
H leu x Clly. May 6 . 4'ATTI.K- -Receipts.
O'ol In. .(I, H141 li-l hlgh.-r; nellve sleir
s iiii-o 1 :,'). I.ni.heis. f (. 2t l SO; -os em!
Ii.'lfei,,, 6 tHxtfl in. bulls, slags, eic, 6
'ti x (1(1
III IUH Re, elpls. 4,000 bend: insrk"t 10.
Illgh.i. heavv I9 60 U9.IU; Inlxe.l, lf.6'i
11.011 . light. '( 4:, a 1 .'.'i
bllKI.P AMI I AM UM Receipt. 300 head
Rt, .loxepll live Mock "llnrket.
Ml Joseph. Mo. May l CATTLK Re.
celpla, 1.X00 bead; merket active and
Meiidv; steers, i en Q n en , cowe snd helf
ere l dust I f.. rain a. 6 0m(0 60.
Ill 11 1.1 Receipt., 100(10 hsd. msrke)
higher; top, (ODO, bulk of aalea, 66fjt0
MIKKP A N I ) l.AMIIH' -Receipt., I. Ico
heed; market higher; clipped lamba, 110 2!.
4 10 76.
Receipts of l.lva Muck.
Receipts of live stock at Ihe fiva prin
cipal wcaiorii pt.rkei. yesterday:
I 'si tie. Hog. Rheep
Omsha I 600 7.4o , 1.400
Chicago 1.000 21.000 1,000
Kanaa. City 4,6110 7,700 6,400
HI Louis I.IOO 16.700 1,100
Hloux City 100 ' 4.000 3'tO
Tnlals U.foo 60.X0O 0,2"0
llmnba liar Market.
ritnsha. May 14-PRAIRIK HAT Choice
11 pin ttd 111 00 w 11,60; No. 1, none lure.
Is 01. 'if ID no. No, 2, 17 1104 9 00, No. 3.
4 (in. 7,00. Choice midland, none here,
I0 Hiii II 00; No. 1, 19 Miff 10 00; No. 2,
1 0O61 on; No I, 1 4 OO47 0O Choice low
land, none hen., (.I'll 10 00; No. I, X0('u
9 01), No 2, 6 00t X(IO; No. 3, 14 00(,4 00
'IKAW None on the market. Chub e
owl or rve. (! 0(1 6 60.
41.1'AI.KA Non. on the market Choice
alfalfa, 113 001)14 00, No, I, 112 009( 1,1.06
No. 2. 1x0111( 10 00. No demand fur No, 3
It Is uuolalile, however, a 16 00'g X 00.
4111 and Hosen.
Hiivantixh
lla., May 1 x . -T I ' R PKNT I N 1
Klrm; 3D 1,. (, .11) lc
sales 212 barrels, r.
shlumeuta, 64 barrels;
celpla, 4D3 barrels;
.lin k. 7 96 barrels.
ROSIN Klrm, sales 1.261 barrels; re.
celpla, 1.222 barrels; shipment., 660 barrels;
slock, 6,r,,l36 barrels yuole A , H , 4 364
4 6.., C., i., 14 40; K , II 60; K.. 1160; II ,
II 61; It , 14 70, I . K , 14 .76; M 14.10,
N., 15.00; Wtl., tn.au; WW., r.60.
KvaiKiraled Apple and Dried Fruit.
New York, May I x KVA Poll ATKI)
AI I'I.KS dull; fancy, 7(9 In; choice, 6
6'4c; prime, b4J 6V,c.
liRILD KRI'ITH Prune., ateady; Cali
fornia, 444jQle; I iregotia, 7 4J I On. Apricots.
firm; rholeu, 6401. ; extra chnlci, v,i(
lie; fancy. I 1 U I I 1, e. Peaches, steady;
choice, 6(j,6V4c; i-iiia r holed, kHlMio.
Nugar Market,
New Tork, Msy 11 -RldlAn -Raw, mar
ket aaay: eentrlfugiil, 6(2c; liiolassex, 6 76c;
refined, steady; fine grtinulnted. 7 K6c. Hugar
future, showed a sharp reacllon under l.(iil
dslon prompted by lack of demand for raws
and labor trouble on the docks. Al noon
prlcea were 10 to 14 point, higher.
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