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fHE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1917.
LIVE STOCK, MARKET, GRAIN AND PRODDCE
Killing Cattle Active and Ten to
Fifteen Higher Lambs
V Sharply Higher.
HOGS BIG TEN C2NTS UP
Cash Wheat Follows Futures
for Gain of Six to Four
teen Cents.
Omaha, Mar i, 1117.
Cattla, Horn, Sheep.
8.5JT 6.632
12,066
1.600
10.642
33,776
27,056
41.607
26.666
22.666
4.146
1.100
12.70
14.266
26, 6
24.617
21.626
11.14
Receipt, wer.!
Official Monday 4,616
imirlal Tuesday 6,671
i.llmate Wednesday. . 6,600
Thre. daya toll week. .16,260
Santa daya last weak. .26,764
Kama day. 1 wka. ago. 12,201
Pame daya t wka. ago. 26.640
8ame daya 4 wka ago. 22.426
Same davi laat year. ,14.214
Receipt! and disposition of llva atork at
the Union stock yarda, Omaha for twenty
four hours ending yeeterday at 1 p. m.:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle, Hog-, Sheep.
C M. ft 8L P. 16 6
Wabaah 1
.Mlieourl Pacific 6 2
Union. Pacific 66 '69
C N. TV., sa.t 21
C N. W.. weit 26 1
C, St P., M. 0 10 7
:., B. Q., east... 16 1
C B. Q.. wnt 26 16
(',., ft. I. at P., weit 60
Illinois Central 1 2
Chicago, Great Western. 7 1
Totals '. ..236 127
DISPOSITION H EAD.
Cattle. Hobs. Sheep.
Morris A Co
Swift Co
rudahy Pkf. Co
9chwarts & Co
armour A Co.......
,1, W. Murphy
"-Lincoln Pag. Co
so. Omaha Pkf. Co.
K C Pkl. Co '
Wilson
,487. B. Vansant Co..
Benton, Vanaant k h.
P. B. Lewis...,
1. H. Bulla .1
. U P. Hues.....
F. O. Kelloe;.
Wetheltner & Degsn
Sullivan Bros. ......
Christie ....V !
Huffmaa ...........
Meyers .............
.'.laeebon; .. ..-(
Baker, Jones .ft - 8.
Banner Broe
John Harvey
.Dennis A Francis....
Jensen A Lumren..
O Day t
Other buyers .......
676
1.100
631
66
I
in
16
CO
1
1.4:
1.711
1,107
371
1,032
662
267
1,616
600
,2
144
6,211
666
1,226
' - Total - 4.636
' Cattla Receipts were fair for Wednes-
day, 230 csrs being reported In. This makes
the total for the three daya 16,260 head,
' as again.. 22.764 for the sams days last
week. Parkers were evidently hungry for
supplies, so that the market opened early
. and active, with Jttllera generally 10O16c
. higher. This means that the recent de
dins la practically all recovered. Quality
of too beef coming forward la poor on an
average, there not being a single choice
load la Bight. Prlmo heavy beef steere
would undoubtedly bring 616.06. th. same
as at the high time, but the best here
1 todsy were only good enougMo bring 113.70.
Stockers and feeders were etrong. 4
Quotations on cattle: Good to choke
beeves, 6U.76O1I.00; fair to good beeves,
. 610.76Oll.76i common to fair beeves, 46.00
. 910.76-; good to choice heifers, 66.760
v.00; good to choice cows, I8.6O01O.6O;
j fair ta good cows, l6.60O6.60l common to
fair cows. 16.6006.60; prlmo feeding steers,
49.60O10.60l good to cholcs feeders, $8,760
1.60; fair to goodfeeders, 48. 6006.76: com
mon to fair feedera, 86.TtO8.60; good to
choice stocksrs, 89.26016.26; stock hslfers.
18. 26010.26; stock cows, I7.06O10.00: -stock
calves, 48.60 0 16.60; veal calves. 88.000
'It CO; pert bulls, Mags, etc., 18, 6006.76.
- Reprssentat'va eajes:
. . RE He STEER.
No. . A. Pr. No.
t..r.,... 700 88 00
It.i 491 1 76
61., 880 10 16
I...
20.......'. m 10 66 4...
. 1 ,,.1060 10 SS . II...
. i ...into it io H...
11.., 1164 It 40 I...
i9.......;nsi ii at ii7...
, t 1261 II 10 lias.
HogsHog prloei rtaohail
Xr. Tt,
72 t 60
471 10 00
.... t96 II 40
..,.1036 1 70
,-.,.1130 U 00
.... 74 11 SO
,...1101 11 60
,,,.1264 11 It
...,iai4 ii 16
tha hifhtit
.avals today Aen hsra In closs to a month.
Packer wsra slow about gstttng started,
Ki.t . oallnar ruiBifi mtm Mtkbiiahfid
. movsmsnt wu fairly active at big lOo higher
' figure and bulk of tha offsrings had
Oa any rounds shippers war tha only
ones o do anything. They bought about
ins amine numnr noaa m-w jmwiumj -w,u
- paid prloea that , were unevenly higher,
ranging irora irons; 10 in iaam nun uv
; itn up, and In extreme! even mora than
i that Moet of their purchases war of
good Hghti.
, Aharp upturne were reported all around
the circuit, but packers, evidently afraid
t of a runaway market, did not do much un-
ttll nearly midforenoon. Their early bids
' bad been steady to lower, but these were
. vraiiuallv rulatoil. tvad when first hen fl-
. nelly sold they were right around toe
hiiher. ' AS spied above, movement beeaint
filrty active after the lea bad been broken.
i values being fully a dime higher all around
h i m1 much ai -Go higher on soma. It
did notv take very long to clean up the
most of the offerings, but at a lata hour
a Ow loads of lights wera reported aa still
unmild,
The gmeral market was, a big dime higher
. tat Ions since April 17. - v
a Tha continued fin weather it having a
' tendency to shorten up receipts and today'
ma waa Just fair, arrivals counting out
Y 13 oars, or about 1,100 head. For the
first half of tha iHk auntillei amount to
. ' thaa week ago, but 1.600 larger than
, twa weeks ago and a gain of nearly 7,000
- over ma corrMpanaing naya h rwt
Repreaentatlva as lea:
No. At. ih. Pr. , No. Ay.
77. .IBS 40 16 If SO. .Ill
DEMAND UP TO OFFERINGS
Omaha, May , 2017.
The rash market followed the strong ad
vance In futures today and ruled from I
to 14o higher, establishing new record for
high-priced wheat.
The demand was excellent on tha advance
and as the receipts wera extremely light
the traders had no difficulty in disposing
of their offerings.
No. I hard wheat brought from 13.20 to
n il; No. I hard sold up to 13.21, while
No. 4 hard brough. from 11.07 to 3.0.
Mixed wheat sold a trifle under the hard
winter price. No. t mixed being quoted at
63.10. while the No. I grade ruled around
I3.1ROS.1I.
The demand for corn showed a big Im
provement today and a large part of the
ofterlnge were disposed of at an early hour
at prices ruling from lc to 6c higher.
White corn continued to sell at premium
prices, the commercial grades of this va
riety bringing from 41.01 to 11-83 4. while
yellow oo rn sold around 61.67 to tl.68i4, and
the mixed from SI. 67 to 61.60.
Oats were strong at an mi vance of HO
tttc, but tha trade In this article waa
rather limited on account of light offer
ings.
Prices on No. t white oats were quoted
at 72c; No. 3 white brought 71c and No.
4 white sold generally at 70Hc
Rye was strong at a nominal advance and
barley was firm, with prices quoted nomi
nally unchanged.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour, equal
i 2Z6.000 bushels: corn. 146,000 bushels:
oats, 300,000 bunhel.
Primary wheat receipts were 883,000
bushels and shipments 832,000' bushels,
against receipts of 762.000 hushels and ship
ments of 721,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn 'receipts were 700,000 bush-'
els and shipments 463,000 bushels, against
receipts of 009,0(10 bushel and shipments
of 030,00!) bushels last year.
rnmary oata receipts wese 701.000 bush-
and shipments 1,196,000 bushels, against
receipts of 1,336,000 bushels and shipments
of 064,000 bushels last year.
CAHLOT IlKt.KlPTn,
. . Wheat. tJorn.
20 120
......24:1
, 27
: 12 36
...... 71 32
Oats.
86
Chicago ,
Minneapolis
Duluth ....
Omaha . . . .
Kansas City
St. Louis 00 43 89
Winnipeg 688
These sajes were reported today:
Wheat: No. S hard winter: 2 cars. 63.21:
1 car, 18.20. No. 5 hard winter: 1 car,
3.21. No 4 hard winter: 1 car. 13.08: 1
car, S3. 07, Sample hard winter: 1 car, 83.00;
74 sacks, 12.36. No. S spring: 1-6 car, 83.19.
Sample spring: 1 Car. 13.40. No. 2 mixed:
t car, S3.lt.. No. t mixed: 6-6 car, 43.19;
1 car, 13,16. Ham pi mixed: 1 car, 12.26: 1
car, 11.16.
Corn No. I white: 1 car. 91.63U: S cars.
(1.0.1. No. I white: I car, 11.68; 1 car,
81.63; S.6 car, 11.01. No. 2 yellow: 1 car,
11.69: 1 car, $1.67Vv No. 8 yellow: 1 car,
11.69; 1 car, 11.57. No. 4 yellow: 1 car,
S1.66U. No. 3 mixed: 1 car (near white).
81.62; S cars, 11. 60; 1 car, tl-68. No. S
mixed: car, 11.60; 1 car, 11.68 H: 1 car,
11.67. No. I mixed: 1 car, 11.67.
Oats No, I White: 8-6 car. 72c. No. I
white: 4 cars, 7ic, No. 4 white: i oars,
70Uc Rample white: 4 cars, 70c,
omana uasn rrioes wnoat; no, i hard.
$8.1803.21; No. I hard, 18.1803.21; No. 4
hard, IS.08fiil.0S. Com: No. 1 white, II .'68
oi.oiu; No. white, si.6iei.63U ; no. 4
white, 11.411. 63; No. 6 white, $1.6101-68:
no. white, I1.61VI.01; No. yellow,
$1.6701.694; No. 8 yellow, $1.6701 69:
No. 4 yellow, ll.67 01.6S; No 1 yellow.
$1.6701,68; No. 6 yellow. $167.01-67; No.
I mixed, 11.6751.69; No. 8 mixed,. 11.67
01.61: No. 4 mixed. Sl.07Ol.68:, No. 6
mixed. $1.6701-68: No, t mixed, $1,670
1.67 Oat No. S1 white, 71072c; stand
ard, 71J71c; No. I whtts, 70O71ci No.
4 white, T0 70 He. Barley: Malting, $146
O1-06: No. 1 feed, $1.3601.44. My; No.
1, $S.QIO3.06; No. I, 18.0202.04.
Omaha futures Market.
Local rang or option
New York, Way $. Tha financial com
munity expressed Ita anxiety at the govern
ment's far reaching nroaram of war taxa-
tlon today by heavy liquidation of securi
ties. Tne plan or the administration to take
over steel and iron mills to hasten the
growth of the American merchant marine
also influenced the market.
Supporting order In rails and short cov
ering for profits resulted In many material
recoveries. United States Steel,, for example,
retrieving almost ail of Its 2 point loss
with rallies of 1 to 8 points elsewhere.
-me extent or tne extreme decline la beat
Indicated by the pressure against dividend
traqspor'atfon stocks, leading coalers losing
points ana transcontinental almost
as much, while St. Paul led the ffrana-era
at a setbeck of 4 points.
Memienem meet old stock suffered a re.
vernal of 10 nolnte. Gulf fltates Steal T mri
others of the same section 2 to 4 points.
Avernge gross declines In other munitions
and equlnments ran from S to 6 points, oils
and motors yielding 2 to 0, shippings 8 to
metals almost 3 points and utilities 2 to
Total sales, 000,000 shares.
Resumption of a-old imnnrts. the first
since this country's declaration of war
against Germany, was a slvniricant fAstiir
of the international situation. $16,000,000
being received for account of tha entente
allies from Canada.
Recensions of 1 to t nolnts marked the
enlarged dealinrs in bonds. Total- sales,
par value, 84,046.000. United States bonds
were unchanged on call,
Safes. High. Low. Close.
6. II oo 91 4 88 " 98
4,700 42 39 40
,&00 64 " 61 02
ii.&im Ob S3 63
8,000 01 90' 06
300 10 m 108
T.400 110 117 110
28 V
2I,4U
' 6,700
6,800
13,100
1.000
700
7.t00 160
18,000 83
6,100 67
10,700 76
12,100 108
Am. Beet Sugar. ,
American Can ....
Am. Car A Pound.
Am. Locomotive . ,
Am. 8. ft R
Am, Sugar Ref. . , ,
Am. Tel. A Tel....
Am. Z. L. ft B....
Anaconda Copper.,
Atchison-
A Q ft W I S 8 L..
Unit, ft Ohio......
Butte A Sup, Cop...
Call. Petroleum , ,
Art. t OpenTTHlgh. Low. Close, I Yea'y.
Wht,.
Hay I 56 I 16 ' 310 8 11 300
July I 41 63 243 8 40 337
Sept 1 00 ' I 08 188 8 06 188
Corn 1
May 1 17 t 167 1 67 166
July X 47 148 147 1 47 146
Sept 1 B 1 88 138 1 38 137.
Oat -v ,
May 70 70 70 70 70 '
July' - 66 61 II . 63 61
Sept 1 '62 ' 62 62 626I
Chicago closing prices, furnished The bee
by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain broker.
315 South Sixteenth street, Omaha
.18
4..2D
' 66.. 301
38.. 264
40.. 301
4.. 101
Bh. Pr.
80 16 86
$30 16 46
80 16 66
800 16 66
... 16 76
.... 16 86
40 36 4ft 68.. 364
10 16 60 60,. 207
80 II 60 63. .361
100 IS 70 IS. .866
... II SO 67. .101
PJOS,
... SI 00 11, .110 ... IS II
Sheep Lamba climbed to new high levels
today on the crest oi a iowsoc cries
vane. The records mad yeeterday for
both wooled ana shorn' stock wer ooaien
, a flat quarter a hundred. Offering of
wooled lamba ahowed a decrease in pro
nortlon to the falling off in today' re
ceipts, only two load of Mexicana and no
westerns being at the disposal or nacKer.
" Movement or enorn stocc started tairiy
aarly and most of It had been cleaned up
by shortly after midforenoon. A load of
, a ocd handy shorn lamb established a new
- high mark of $14.86, while a heavier kind I
aroucht si4.sodis.70. .two loaaa on the
? light order that brought $14.60 wer mates
v waa not until -practically all th clipper
fa at A flartiaUuV J riBB araatasal Ihfjt sfaainaff aafaal KaibsT Ht
. any wooled lamb. At th outset sellers
had priced their holdings at 316.60, and
tbr cam -within a dims of getting It, the
; two loads of good Mexicana that wars on
r hand finally ae ing at 818.40.
; Supplies of old sheep wer amall, being
nmttea to clipped awes that cam in with
prinar lamoe, a aecg oi goon one set
: new record of $11.36, and a fair load went
at $11.26. Nattv spring lamba, not as good
a moat of those that hav been coming,
. void at $17.00917.60. Nearly three oar
' of wooled lambs want out for shearing and
finishing at $17.16.
Quotatlona on sheep and lamba; Lambs,
Mexicans. IlI.0Dteil.4D: Iiitim. f(1 westerns.
', 117,2601. 00; Ismbs, shorn, $14.00014.86
spring lan.ba, $16.60017.16; yearlings, fair
to holc $14.60 0 1 6.00; wethers, fair to
choice. 8lx.760H.76: weVood to choice.
. $18. 60014.60; ewes, fair to good, $12,600
' 13.60; ea, plain to cull, $6,80012.26;
ntpriMiiwiivi uie.
. No., , .,: , Av. Pr.
pflB Olntlau! lorn Via . ' . 'ail An
246 Mexican lamb.,..... Tl 18 40
. 41. nartlva anr n in in ha 4 IT RO
101 clloned ewes 110 18
.688 fed ahearing lamb 7$ 17 16
' '. .: Oil and Bosla,
Savannah. Oa., May t. Turpentine firm.
-B-' an, ncvipis, si;
uupments. sioca,
' y Roain firm; aalea, $60 bbla.; receipt. 1
03; shipments, 13,677; stock. 73.166.
Juot A and B, $6.76; C D, E and F,
.6. SO; G, H and I, $6.86; K, M and N, 16.16
' VQ, 16.00; WW, $6.06.
V Dff Cl)ds Market.
New Tork, May I. Lara order wera ra-
i fiiv-Faji iiiu iur nra,T7 CO (.ion mnv wool
' roous for government nurnoses. The mar-
V ets wer stiffened by reports of a proposed
ncrejut of io per cent in th oustoms tariff,
Minae!) Uraln Market,
. v Mlnneapolla, May Flour Fancy patents
frtte. ouoted at sie.i; nrsts, clears
vanned 70c,, quoted at $14.00; other grades
uncnangeo. ,
llarley I 1641.66.
L, fly $1,084110.
' Bran $S4.iir36.69,i
"dpen''t' High. Low. Close, j Yes.'
WhtT y 1
May'. Ill 3 14 307 t 11 27'
July I 43 40 240 1 46 332
Sept 1 04 , J 09 200 1 07 1S4
Com, t
May . 1 40 ' 168 1 66 166
; July 1 48 1 49 147 -1 47 146
Sent 1 19 40 138 U 1 88 187
Oa ta.
May ' SS tt 69 69 8
July - 66, " 66 64 66 63
Sept ' IS , 66 66 66 64
Pork. .
May 8H 0 S3 OS 38 00 '36 00 87 66
July 31 16 36 10 38 16 31 22 37 92
Lard. i v
May 30 86 20 46 30 36 20 40 20 30
July 22' 27 33.16 28 80 33 30 22 17
nih. . ..
May 10 85 10 16 20 SH 20 40 20 30
July 50 66 'f 20 8" 20 17 20 60 20 45
New York Money Market. i
Ne York. May I, Money On call, flrtn
high, 8 per oentt low, S per cent; ruling
rate, 2 per cent; last loan, 2 per cent;
closing bid, I par cent! offered at 2 ber
eon i. ai
Time Loans-r-FIr m : sixty day. 4404
par cent: ninety days and six months, 40
par oeii i,
Prim Mercantile Paper 4 OB per cent.
Sterling Kxc ban ae Sixty -day bills. 84.72:
commercial elxty-day bills on banks, 14.71;
coBimarciai aixiy-aay on is, St."; demand,
14.76; cables, 14.76 7-16.
ouver mo-, i4o; Mexican dollars, 67e.
Bonds Government, steady; railroad.
weak.
U. 8. Is, reg... 97Tnt. M M 92
u. a, is, coup.. sia-k V 9 r 6s. .V. 06
U. S. U. reg... 99 L A N un 4s.... 91
U. a Is, coup, . 99 M K A T 1st 4s 70
U. 8, 4s, reg.taos M P gen 4s 69
U. 8. 4s. coup. .106 Mont Power 6s 96
Panama S. coup 10 N Y C deb 6s.. 103
Am. F. 8. 6s.. 16 North. Pae. 4s,. BB
Am. T ft T 0 OS SB North Pa. Sa... 64
Anglo-French 6s 92 0 S L ref 4s.. 88
Arm. A Co- 4108 P T A T 6 98
A ten, gen. 4s.. 91 Penn. con 4s,102
Bait, ft Ohio 4 91 penn. gen 4a, 96 U
cent, bnatuer bs 17 Reading. gen 4a. 92
uentrai rao. ist s bLshFih, i
C,A O. ov 6s., 86 South. Paa ev 6a 97
CB AO) 4s... 84 South. Pac. r 4s. 80
v a s b r gtns s noutn. Kan, oa. ss
C R I A P r 4s 97 T A P 1st.... 99
C A 8 r 4s. .. 6S Union Paa. 4s... 94
'D r o r ii, oo union Pae, cy 4s 89
porcu (181) m v. 8. Rubber s s
a;ri gen ts,... isu. s. steel uF..i06
Oen. Electric 6 62 Wabash 1st ....100
O. N. 1st 4.103 West. Union 4s 93
III. Central r 4. 94 Offered. -Bld.
NEW YORK 'STOCKS
Far-Reaching Program of War
Taxation Causes Some
Anxiety,
RAILWAY ISSUES DECLINE
1,166
13.400
CanFMilan Pa
Central Leather ,
Che,. A Ohio,..
C, M. A St. P....
Chic. A North...
R. I. ft P. ctf.
Chlno Copper . . .
Colo. F. A I
Corn Prod. Ref... 17,600
Crucible Hteel .... 11,000
Cuba Cane 8uaar. . 6.206
Diet. Securities ..
Krle
Oen. Electric ....
General Motors . .
Great North, pfti.
N. Ore cits...
III. Central
inspiration Copper
Int. It. M. ptd...
Inter. Nickel
inter. Paper
K. c flouthern. , , .
Kennecott Copper.. 10,800
,oul,. ft Nash..
Maxwell Motors.
Mex. Petroleum
Miami Copper ..
Mleeourl Pao. . .
Montana Power..
Nevada Copper .
N. T. Central . . .
T N. H. A H. .
Norfolk A Western,
Northern Pacific.
Pacific Mall
Paclfle Tel. A Tel.
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Coal...
Ray Con. Copper. .
Heaains
Rep. Iron A Steel.. 11,600
Mhattuck Arts. Cop
Southern Pacific. . 10,400
Houthern Railway. 18.600
studebaker Corp,
Texas Co
union Pacific . .
U. 8. I. A
U. 8. Steel a
V. S. Steel pfd..
Utah Copper
Wabaeh pfd "B"
77
8844
87,
71
4156
18Vi
7S 77
S8V, 8814
86 67
7'4 68V
.4014 4114
1714 1714
16614 168
8044 88
66 66
71 k 7614
10814 108
8.600 '4344
1,400 4614
2314
6014
4814
18
24
61
62
45 46
8244 128
66 014
41 '4214
124 IS
2314 2244
16014 16244
6.100 10444 10! 10414
2.600 106 104 106
6,100 6014
1.000 101
4,800 66
23.300
8,400
6.700
7.600
2,700
7,800
2,600
1,600
1,600
11,100
4,000
7714
4044
8414
1814
44 K
6014
8714
24t
8814
68
300 118
7,600 10014
1,400 II li
800
800
2.800
8,600
48,700
2614
62V4
48 .
28 H
87H
76 .
2814
100
6344
7644
3814
38
1844
4314
4814
,86
'2844
84
2244
86
364j
11614
20
2044
6144
4014
2814
8344
76
8844
23
86H
8014
1U0
6444
, 77
4044
88 H
18
43 44
12014
4044
8614
38 f.
24'
8344
2244
. 87
3714
11714
100
2014
26
61 S
43
2844
8614
7744
2444
' 8814
2844
8714
20214
Western Union ... 1,000 6114 8014 81
Weetlnlhouae Elec. 7.600 47 46 '4 46
Total sales for the day, 800,000 shares.
CHICAGO CHAIN AMI FBOV1MON8.
Market Advances .4 Openlnar ni Later
Score. Gal".
Chlcano, May 6. On top of yeetarday'e
record breaking 14 cents net vain, the mar
ket at the rfpenln.- today auvancoa 1,
cents more and later scored a tain of 18 44c.
The Impetus came from the government
crnn r.nnri .howtn. the largest abandon
ment of wheat acreage ever known In the
United Statee.
Perelstent demand that appeared to be fnr
seaboard account wee a feature 01 tne iraa
ine;, as so, too, wax the fact that caeh
wheat, ordinary contract grade for Immedl
ate delivery brought 43.8214 a bushel, by far
the topmost flaurea obtainable : t any time
In Chicago. The close was unsettled at 12c
to 16c net advance, with May at 48.11 and
July at 43.45 '4 to 43.4414. Corn gained 154c
to 244c, oats 44o to 114c6fl44e, and pro
vlslone 10c to 36c.
What the action of the wheat market im
plies nam. in announcements after the clote
that flour had Jumped up another dollar a
barrel to 416.60, making a rise tf 42 In the
laet three c'ays.
Profit-taking sales caused a temporary
halt In the advance of wheat and then a
reaction amounting to 4 cents In some
cases, but effect wss brief and had en
tlrely disappeared by the middle of the ses
slon. Then came another swing upward
with . substantial flsetlng reaction of about
4 cents and an uncertain finish. No other
Influence was caneldered except that the
government estimate 01 tne winter crop
in the United Statee had bean shortened
116.628. Ort bushels from last year's total.
Corn strengthened with wheat and hit
new altitudes in prices. 1 'Buying, however,
was only of a scattered sort Oata, .too,
hardened In view of the action of wheat, but
trad, waa light. Both th. feed grains were
held back by auspicious crop condition:.
Higher quotations on hog. and cereals lifted
provisions. Holders realized on the bulge.
Cash, Prices Wheat: No. 2 r ed. 43.8214 ;
No. 4 red, 43.20O3.23; No. 1 hard, 43.30; No.
3 nard, nominal, corn; PJO. 6 yellow,
61.6454(71.6614; No. 8' yellow, 61.63140
1.6414: No. 4 yellow, 61.6314. Oats: No. 3
White. 7014 73o; standard, 71 72 He. Rye:
No, 2, nominal. Barley: 41.2601.63. 8eeds:
Timothy, 4&.OOQ7.60; clover. 612.00917.00.
Provisions: Pork, 438.00; lard. 322.170
82.26; ribs. 620.10(620.66.
Butter Unchanged.
Eggs Lower: receipts. 36,607 cases: flrste.
314432440; ordinary firsts, 304r31c; at
mafk, case, included, 304,8254a,
roiatoes unchanged.
. Poultry Alive, unchanged.
Coffee Mnrket.
New York, May 8. Humors that the gov
ernment wae buying coffe. in the primary
market, under the provisions of valoriza
tion plan and renewed talk of a war Im
port duty seemed responsible for a sharp
advance In coffee futures today. The open
ing was 6 to 17 points higher, with July con
tracts selling at 8.6O0 and December at
8.72c. The close waa at practically the low
point or the day, snowing net advances or
2 to 20 points on the near months, while
October and later deliveries were net un
changed to 4 points lower. Sales, 117,600.
May, 8.36c; July, 8.87c; July, 8.86c; August,
8.43c; September, 8.47c; October, 8.61c: No
vember, 8.65o; December, 8.68c; January,
8.65c; February, 8.71c; March, 6.78c; April,
8. BBC. I
Spot firmer: Rio 7s. 1014c: Santo. 49.
1014c. No change wa. reported In the cost
and freight market, very few offera being
received. Private cables reported that the
Brailllan government had purchased 250,
000 bags of coffee and contemplated the
purchase of another 250,000 baga m the
near future. The official cables reported
no change in the Brazilian markets except
Santoa futures, which were unchanged to
60 rel. lower.
6154
2414
8,200 8714
7,100 20454 188
24.200 13344 128 18044
37.000 117 118 11644
184,400 11454 11254 11444
' 2,8 0 0 117 44 116 11614
11,700 11354 111 11814
1,500. 2314 ' 23 23
Sugar Market,
New Tork, May 8. Sugar Raw., steady:
centrifugal, 6.14c: molasses, 6.26c; refined
steady; fine granulated, 7.40Q7.60c. Futuree
opened very quiet and lower under scat
tered selling by Wall street, prompted by
h. weakness 01 the stock market. At
noon prices were 4 to 6 points lower. Fu
tures closed easy 6 to 16 points lower on
liquidation and wall street selling. May,
6.29c; July, 6.41c; September, 6.46c; De
cember, 6.09c. Sales, T.,100 ton..
St. Joseph Live Stock Market,
St. Joseph, Mo., May 6. Cattle Receipts,
1,800 head; market 5010c higher; steers,
89.00012.50; cows and heifer., 45.60011.86;
calves, 46.O04yl2.60.
Hogs Receipts, 6,000 head; market
10c higher; top, 816.80; bulk ot .ales, 416.35
016.80.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,000 head;
market 15 0 2 50 higher; lambs, 416.760
WsaaV
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CASH PRICES MEAN SAVINGS
IN ALL PURCHASES TO YOU
11 Ibt. BEST PURE CANE GRANULATED SUGAR, 98tj
9 bar DIAMOND C SOAP.
e lit. Best W,hit or Yellow Cornmeal
tor 25c
4 lbs. Choice Japan Rica ........ 25c
5 lbs. Fancy Japan Rice ..25c
86 os. jar Fruit Preserves ........ 30c
2 8-os, jars Put Strslned Honey. .30c
16-01, cans Condensed Milk ...... 12c
4 pktrs. Corn Flakes ........... .25c
Bsker's Cocoanut, per can U . . . .10c
t-lb. pk. Diamond H Pancake Flour
tot loc
Kanto Soup!, per can , ,..10c
Kippered Herring, per can,. . . f . .12Vic
16 os. cans But High Grade Baking
Powder 25c
Oil Sardine,' per can a... ...6c
11 -os, emn Gold Label Sardines with
Mayor.aisse Dressing .... i ... . 12 Vic
Bulk Cocoa, lb. ....20c
We advise eur customers to buy Tea
and Coif m new.
Th Best Tea Sifting!, lb.i ...... 15c
Choice Basket Fired Japan Tea, lb. 35c
Choice uneolored Japan Tea, lb. .,..35c
Fresh English Breakfast or Gun
powder Tea, lb 4Sc
Golden Santos Coffee, lb .20c
Maricaibo Blend Coffee, lb. ...... 26c
254
EAT HIGHLAND NAVEL ORANGES
TO REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING.
Host healthful fruit to eat
dos 16c, 20c, 25e, 30c
Fancy No. 1 Country Creamery Butter,
bulk, lb 42c
Fancy Dairy Table Butter, lb. . ,40c
The Best Full Cream, Young America,
Wisconsin Cream or Brick Cheese.
lb 30c
VEGETABLES.
15 lbs. Best Cooking Potatoes to the
peck , , 75C
8 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce loc
Fancy Head Lettuce 5c, 7V,e
Fancy Wax or Green Bean, lb. 12Vic
Fancy Fresh Peas, qt. 7VC
Fancy Cauliflower, lb. 12Vic
Fresh Beets, Carrots or Turnips, per
bunch sc
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb 12Vic
Large Cucumbers, each ....lOc, 12Vjc
New Potatoes, lb. a Vtc
Fresh Parsley, bunch Vic
Home Grown Onions, 8 bunches. .. .5c
Tomato or Cabbage Plants, dos.. 10c
All Kind of VeieUbl and Flower
Scds.
Pure Lawn Seeds, lb.
..20c
!Elt Pays TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST It Pays
NEff TORK GENERAL MARKET.
Leading Quotation of the Pay oa Various
Commodities. -
New ork. May . Flour Spring patents,
116:409. s, 1ft; winter patents, M,(Qt?H.16;
winter 'straights, $U,40O14.S; Kansas
straights. 1.4O01S fis.
Cornmeal Strong; tin white- and yellow,
tJ.flfi; Aiara. i.2.
Wheat Spot, entirely nominal: unquoted.
Corn Spot, strong; No. 1 yellow, $1.77,
. I. f. New York.
Oats Spot, firm; standard. TO 710.
Tallow Stronger; city special, loose,
lejic.
Hides SUady; Bogota. 3e; Contra)
America, 41 He
Leather Firm i hemlock firsts, fife; sec
ond, 66c. ' j
rrovlalons Pork, steady.; mees, S41.003)
41.80; family, 144. W; ahnrt clears, I4r004
44 00. Lard, weak; (-middle west, tn.6&to
;6.
' Butter Easy; receipts, 7.3S0 tubs; cream
ery higher than extra. 40H41p; creamery
extraa (tl score). 39e49c; flrat. 38
314c; seconds, st937c.
Egfa Uneeltlrd ; receipt. 94.1144 cases ;
fresh gsthered extras, lmJTc; frh gath
ered, storage packed firsts, 16 36c; freh
gthred firsts, 34JS&c
Cheese Firm: receipts, 6,(64 boxes; state
freh specials, state average run, U
!Hc.
Poultry Live rery firm; no price quoted.
Dreased firm; chickens, 339 30c; fowls, SOU
14ic; turkeys. UtS6c.
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St Loul Grain Market. '
Bt. Louis, May 9. Wheat No. S red.
nominal; No. X turd, $3.10; May, $.13; July
13.43.
Corn No. 2, $I.T No. 1 white, $1.7!
1.71: May. M: July, I.4V- -
Oeu-No. (, TO 4 071c; No. 1 white, nouii
",s4. ' .. , . .
Kggs Flrts, 3lo..
Grass Time
Is here. Buy your
Lawn Mowers now
before they advance
CoIdwelPs CeUWed Lawn Mowers
$3.50 to $15.00
Hedge
Shears
Wire Cloth,
All Kinds
Poultry
Netting
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THE HARDWARE PEOPLE
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Opening Run from On to Two
roini.
New Tork, May t. Stock were offered
with greater freedom at th opening of to
day' market, events over night, particu
lar the publication of the government1
weeping revenue measure, causing further
liquidation by apprehensive holders.
Losses ran from 1 to I point in United
State Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Marin pre
ferred and popular metal, equipments, mo
tors and utilitlea Rails again yielded eas
ily, Reading breaking over a point, Union
Paclfc a fult point and Canadian Pacific
and St. Paul substantial fraction. Trading
was the heaviest and broadest of any re
cent session, slackening, however, toward
the end of the first halt hour, but with no
marked change of trend.
The selling gradually ajwumed greater
scope, attaining wider proportions In the
second hour. Rail fell away more easily
than industrials, suggesting a resumption
of last week's liquidation in those stocks.
Loanes ran from S to i points In the Pa
cifies, St. Paul. Reading, New Tork Central
and Baltimore Ohio, while New Haven re
peated Its record minimum of United
States Steal broke 1 point to 112 and
Bethlehem Steel, old atock, 10 to 126. All
the familiar war Issue were lower by I to
8 'points, utilities, oils, motor and metals
showing similar losse. Trading quieted
again at noon, but with no appreciable im
provement. Bonds were heavy. .
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Are Strong, Hog Heavy and Sheep
Strong.
' Chicago, 111., May t. Cattle Receipts,
17,000' head; market strong; native beef
cattle, $9.40013.70, a new high record;
stockers and feeder. $7.60010.36; cows and
heifers, 6.6SU,60; calves, $9.60014.00.
Hog Receipts, 28,000 head ; market
strong, 10 16c above yesterday's average;
bulk, $16.66015.90; light. $1 4,5 15.86 ;
mixed, 1&.3O01.OO; heavy. $16.SO01S.OO;
rough, $1R. 80016.60; pig. $10.00014.10.
Sheep and Lambs Recetpta, 12,000 head;
market strong; wethers, $11.60014.10; ewei,
$10.86014. 36; lambs, $14.36018.36.
St. Louis Liv Stock Market.
St. Louis, Mo., May t. Cattle Receipts,
3,500 head; market higher; nstlve beef
steers, $7.50013.00; yearling steers and
heifers, $8.60012.00; cows, $, 00011.60;
stockers and feeder, $6.00010.00; Texas
quarantine Risers, t.suw.i)u; prime soum
ern beef steer, $8.00 011.60; beef cows and
heifers, $4.2609.00; prime yearling steers
and heifers, $7.50010.00; native calves, $6.00
Q14.UU. -
Hogs Receipts, 12,100 head; market
higher than Tuesday' average; light, $16.26
016.75; ptgs, $0.76014.00; mixed and butch
ers, $16.20016.86; good heavy, $16.86016.90;
bulk of sales, $15.16016.86.
Sheen and Lambs Receipts. 1,800 head:
market higher; lambs, $16.00018.00; ewes.
39.60013. uo; yearling, 113.7&014.7&; cupped
lambs, $13.00014.85.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
Kansas City, Mo., May Cattle Re
ceipts, 4,600 head; market higher; prime
fed steers, $12.26013.OO; dressed beef steers.
$9.76012.00; western steers, $9.00012.60;
cows, $6.60011.00; heifers, $9.00011.75;
stockers and feeders, $8.35011.00; bulls,
$8.00010.26; calves, $8.00013.60.
Hogs Receipts, 10,000 head; market
higher; bulk of sales, $15.26016.90; heavy.
$16.80015.95; packer and butchers, $16.50
016.90; light, $16.OO016.6O pig, $12,000
12.60.
Sheep Receipts, 2,800 head; market
higher; lambs, $14.26018.40; yearlings,
$13.00016.00; wethers, $12.00015.00; ewes.
$11.00014.60.
Omatau Hay Market.
Choice unland prairie hay. $21.00022.00;
No. 1, $204)0021,00; No. 3, $17.00018.00; No.
3, in. oo0i3.oo; io. i imaiana, szu.uuw
21.00; No, 2, $16.00018.00; No. 1 lowland,
$16.00016.00; No. 2, $10.00011.00; No. 1,
$7.6008.60.
Choice alfalfa, I25.oo0ZG.oo; no. i, nt.oo
026.00; ' standard, $21.00 0 28.00; No. 2.
$18.00019.00; No. 8, $11.00016.00.
Oat straw, 47.0007.60; wheat, $6.0008.60.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road
To Success. 1
Cottos. Market.
New York, May t. Cotton Futures
opened steady; May, 1 9.10c; July, 19. 41c;
October, ll.6c; December, 18.7c; January,
11.78c
-Futures closed barely steady; May,
19.36c; July, 19.34c; October, 18.44c; Decem
ber, 11.61c; January, 18.63c Spot quiet;
middling, 19.60c.
- Liverpool, May ! Cotton Spot, firmer;
good middling, lid; middling UM4; low
middling, 12.6d. Sales, 8,0U0 bales.
The cotton market closed steady, although
laat prices showed net losses of from 26 to
12 points.
Sioux City Lire Stock Market.
Sioux City, la., May 9. Cattle Receipts.
2,000 head; market for killers 10&1&U
higher; stockers strong; beef steers, $10.50
012.60; butchers. $9.00010.60; fat cowb and
heifers, 17.60011,00; canners, $6.6007.60;
stockers and feeder. $7.60010.26; calve,
$8.00012.00; bulls, stags, etc.. $7.5O0M5
feedlng cows and heifers, $7.2609.60.
Hogs Receipts, 6,600 head; marks
10015c higher; lights, $16.26016.40; mixed
$16.46015.66; heavy, $15.60015.76; pigs
$12.00013.60; bulk of sales, $15.36016. 65.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 100 ' head
market strong; yearlings, $12.00014.00;
wethers, $12.60013.50; ewea, $11.60016.00;
lambs, 315.00017.60.
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