THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1917.
12
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Big Sun of Cattle, With Prices
Tetf Cents Lower; Hogs
Also Sell for Some
Lower.
Omens. Mar l, HIT.
Csttls. Hon. Sheep.
7,300 1,40, 4.300
I.6JT
,1.412
7.MI
6,!36
4,661
6,623
I, HI
J.I67
Hon. Sheep.
1.460 1,30
1.0S7 642
lit 773
J 1,142 1,331
111
.. 1,167-
Receipt, were
Kitlmate Monday
Seme day last week. .. . 7,331
Same day 1 wka aco 4,81ft
Hull day 2 wka. "ago.. 7.701
game day 4 wka. ago.. 1.623
Ham. day laat year..., 1.616
Rerelpt. and disposition of live .lock mt
the Union Block yards, Omaha, for twenty
four boura ending at 2 p. m. yeaterdayi
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle. Hoss. Sheep. H'fi.
C If. 4Y St. P.... 11 1 .. ...
Missouri Perlflo ..11 ,,
Untua Pselilc .... 46 3d 16 1
CAN. W., eaal.. 3
C. N. W.. weat,. 110 46 ..; I
P.. St. P., M. O.. 41 7
C, B. A Q , sast. . 4 ,
C, B. J. .weat,. 17 S3 a 3
C B. L A P.. eeat 3 2-..
".. R. I. A P.. weat f 1 " .6
Chi. Great Weal.. 14 I .. '..
Total rocelpte ...314 106 II I
. DISPOSITION MEAD.
Cattle,
Swift Co... ....1.766
Morrla 41 Co. 763
Cudahy Packing Co.. 1,713
Armour A Co, ...... .1,485
Schwarti ACo...... ....
J. W. Murphy ....
Unooln Parkins Co.. It
S. o. Parkins Co.... 7
Kohr Parking Co
Cudahy. from K. C... 647 .....
Wlleon Ill ' .....
W. B. Vanaant Co ...10
Benton. Vanaant a L M
K. B. Uwl 114 .....
J. B. Root 4a Co 41 '
I., r. Hual 13
Werlhelnier A Desen. 40
H. P. Hamilton 1 .....
Hulllvan Broa. ...... 10
HlKlna 3
Huffman' 1 13"
Roth I
Meyer. I .... .....
Baker, Jottea A ...... 14 .....
Banner Broa 34 .....
.lohn Harvey 133 ..... : .....
Tknnla A Francis ...... it
.Tenaen A Luncren.... 60 ..... .....
O'Day 16 .....
Other buyara ill 141
;Tttl ..... .7.147 1.171 4,111
Cattle Recelpta wart very liberal thla
morning, 300 cara being reported In, which
la about the aame aa one and two weeka
ago, but larger than a year ago by almoat
3.000 head. The market on klllera waa a
llttlo alow, prleea ranging anywhere from
ateady to 100 lower than laat woek. Among
tha offering, were cattle good enough to
bring IIS.M.
Cowa and heifers were In practically the
erne condition aa beef ate.rs, being alow to
I0u lower. ,
Stockcre and feeder! were ateady to poa
plbly a little easier In apote. . Soma choice
Wyomlnga aold up to 111.16. '
Quotation, on cattlet (lood to choice
h.m II" 26e13.S6: lair to aood beeves.
Itl.80tfl2.16; common lo fair boevaa, 110.36
11. 26; good to -choice belfere, 110.609
II. IS; good to choice cowa. ll.l6O10.8e;
fair to good eowa, I3.764rl.7l; common to
fair rowe. 17.0008.60; prime feeding ateera.
II16O10.I0; good to choice feedera, 11.00
- 10.00; fair to good feedera, 18.6061.00:
commoo to faltVedera. I7.06O8.16: good to
,-holee Blockers, tl.604yll.60; atock betfera,
Il.itai0.36: atock cowa, IT. 00010. DO; alock
calves, IR.004yl0.60; veal oalvea, 11.000
13.601 beef bulla, alega. etc.. 11.16010.16. .
Representative aalea:
BEKf STEERS.
No.
I
No.- Av. Pr.
,. 130 II 40
1 100 I 70
X. ....... 0 I 10
2 on 10 oo
ss... ion it oo
9..'. 174 11 60
,.1047 11 M
,. 746 11 16
..1101 13 10
..1138 13 SI
,, 10.13 13 40
..1108 i: 10
..1173 13 70
1446 13 0
37
41
4..
..171 II 16
.. Ill I II
.. 160 I 10
.. Ill 10' 6
..1001 11 16
..1313 11 06
..1001 11 76
, .1 10 11 00
..1011 11 16
..11-14 11 10
..1317 11 46
..1340 II 16
..1601 11 76
STEKKH AND HEIFERS,
t1t 25
... . 6. 10 10
.... tit It 10
.... Ill II 10
.... 114 II 40
.... 101 12 00 30.
HKIFEHS:
.... (10 38 11.
.... 716 10 28 1.
.J.vlOI 10 !0 t.
COW'S.
....700 (86
.... 150 7160
063 I 16
....10K0 .00
.,,.1004 86
....ISO! 10 60
i hulls.
,.,.1310 60 I.
....10HO I1 00 1.
....am t 60 1.
.-...1000 10 00 4.
CALVES.
.... 411 I 40
10 I 16
.... Ill 11 60
.... 10 1 160
160 19 00
.... 411 10 10
.... 734 10 16
.... 047 11 00
.... Ill 11 10
.... 711 11 76
Ill II It
I
Ill 10
.... 100 It 10
....114 11 01
fit f
..,.1110 I II
.,..1060 I 10
.... Ill 16
....10ID 10 II
....1111 11 10
....mi I ft
,...1110 t 36
,,.,1170 t 76
.... Ill 11 10
,, 400 I 10
f ,, III 10 10
1 400 11 00
1..,...,. 110 1177
t 110 II 10
14.,
' 34..
- 48,.
II..
1...,
I....
...,
4.,.,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NEW "YORK STOCKS
Cash Wheat Bules Two tp Five
Gents Lower When Trad
ers Fail to Agree on
Prices,
Omaha, My SI, 117.
Recelpta of ill grs.ni wsrs moderately
heavy today, but the trade waa rather low
on account of the failure of the tradere to
err on prtoe.
The trade In wheat dull throughout
the session, but thsre waa an active trade
In corn during the Isst hour of the session
and a, good uart of the corn an m pies wer
disponed of before the cloee. The demand
for wheat, however, would probably have
taken rare of the offering! bad the arllere
cared to let go, but to moat Instances the
sHIers preferred to bold out for better
piinee.
Hpot wheat generally was quoted from 2
to 6c lower. No. i hard lelllng around 82.8
3.17, while- the lo. I bard brought from
:.. r2., and No, 3 mlird eold at :..
Thertj waa an excellent Inquiry for all thi
different varletlea of corn, but .the white
eold at premium prices over both the yel
low and mixed, the margin over the yellow,
however, being a trifle narrower than It
wm on laat tSaturday, while the margin over
the mixed waa about the aame. Prleea on
the commercial gratis of white corn ranged
from 1.64tfl.C, yellow corn ruled around
ll,ISSei,J3 and the bulk ef the offering
ot ml led corn ranged from $1.6201624.
although one car of high color mixed corn
eold up to 11.64 , The trade In oata wae
not very heavy, but recelpta of thle cereal
were rather light and the demnnt wae eanll
strong enough to take care of the offerings
at price ruling about Ma lower. y
Rye And barley were quoted' unchanged
and the trade in these cereals waa limited
on account of light recelpta.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to 67,000 bu,; corn, JM00 bu. oats, 383,000
bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.461, 000 bu.
and ahlpmenta 81,000 bu. .agalnat receipts
of 1,336,000 bu. and shipments of 1,173,000
bu. last yenr.
Primary corn receipts were 784,000 bu.
and shipments 44U.OOO bu., agalnat receipts
of 1,043,000 bu. and shipments of 413,00) bu.
l"t yrfe
Prlmar? oats receipts were 778,000 bU.
and shipments 6SM0O bu., against receipts
of 830,000 bu. and shipments of 968,000 bu,
last year.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn.
Chicago 86 41
Minneapolis .,.,447 ..
Uuluth ftS
Oms ha 117
Hennas City 160
HI, Louis I"
Winnipeg 76
These sates were reported today:
V heat No. I hard wlntnr: 3 car, It. 87:
1 car. 13.06: 1-8 cars, 2. M. No, 8 hard
winter: 1 car, 93.06; 2 cars. V-U, No. 4
hard winter: I cars, 12.00; 1 car, 13.89; 1
car (smutty), 13.13. Ham pie hard winter:
3-8 car, 83.70; 1 car, S2.67'; 1 car,
No. 4 spring; 1 car, 110, No. 4 durum:
l-i car, t:.&. No. S mixed: 1 car, 13.98.
No, 3 mixed durum: 1 -sr, (3.73.
RyeNo. i: I car, 13.29. No. 1: t car,
13.20.
t?orn No. 1 while: I car (shipper's
weights), fl.06; 1 81 cars. 11. 6C; 4 csrs.
11.16; 0 3-6 cars, 81.B6H: 1 !( care.
11.64. No. S whltn: 1 cars, 1.Stt. No. 4
white: 3 cars, II. 65; 1 car. l.644. No. 1
yellow! 1 car. 11.68. No. I yellow: 7 3-t
cara, 11.63. No. 8 yellow i 6 cars, ft. 68: 1
rsr, 11.63. No. 4 yellow: 1 car, I1.63U.
No, 1 mixed: 1 car, JM3H. No. 2 mixed:
1 car (near white), $i,64H; 1 car, I.Z:
9 csrs, II 624. N 3 mixed: S car, (naar
yellow), II. 624; 4-S rare, It.GS'.i- No. 4
mixed (near yellow), 91.63 Mi I 142.
No. 6 mixed: 1 car, 11.62. No, mixed: 1
car, 11.01. Ssmpls mixed! 1 cara, 1.61.
Oats Standard: -H rar, Ho. No. I white:
10 oars, 70tic; 8-1 car, 70c. No. 4 white:
1 car, 70o. Bum pie white: 1 oar, ?0e; 1
oar, olc
Omaha Cash Trices Wheat: No. I hard.
11.160 2.(7; No. I hard, 2.9443.96; No. 4
hard. 13. 80(93.90. Corn: No. 9 whits, 11. 04
01.86; No. I whits, 91,0401.66; No. 4 whits,
U.Mfll.er.; No. t wllx, 91.6401.64: No.
6 Whits, l.flS4fl1.H; No. 9 yellow, 11.63
01.63; No. 8 yellow, II. 2H 01-03; No. 4
yellow, ll.631.63tt: No. 9 yellow, ll.eiSft
1.63; No. 8 yellow, ll.4iei.flm; No. t
mixed, 91.92H 01.821 No. 1 mixed, 91.620
1.614; No. 4 mixed, ll.61H01.62; No. 6
mixed, 11.9101.63; No, mlxd. 91.610
1.61. Oata: No. 2 white, 71071H'1i atand
ard, 7OH071e: No.--! white,, 7O07Hc; No.
4 white, (9tt70c. Barley: Malting, 91. 3s
01.47; No, l feed, Il.i6ffl.l6. Eye; No. 2,
92.2003.81: No. I, 92.1803.29,
ijocai range oi opuona.
Open.
100
el
109
Outs.
148
Art.
Chlcaao closfnsT orlces. furnished The Bee
by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain broken.
15 Houtn sixteen in street, umanai
N . v
'3. .So
77. .196
tiH..27
2..2."4
64. .304
Huge A tolerably liberal run ef hogs was
on hand for a wesk opener, offerings being
with ono exception the largest here an a
Umdr In several weeks. Arrivals were
fatlmated at 113 cars, or 3.400 bead, which
Is 1,90V larger than last week, and more
than S.0O0 larger than a year ago, but
sllrhtly smaller than two weeks ago.
As a general thing prlees loet all of Set.
rda)'s upturn on a market that was fea
tured by its dragglneits. There was a very
fair shipping outlet, and on the opening shlp
pera took quite a few hogs at fully steady
....... u..iiattnu Af killers enabled or.
der buyers to get some later hogs a little
It took packet a long HmV to get Into
action. Things were at a standstill for tha
-first two hours, sellers asking steady to
stronger prices, while packers wanted their
h..H at least a dime tower. Around lv
MinommlM was afflicted, and of-
ferlurs finally began, moving acaleward at
!w i.rli-ltf.
The (nn end of the sales was made at
IliiOpfj 16.P and there waa quite a sprln
kllnK of th: nlelner stuff oo down. But
the h-uivlr. eold to 816.10. Tmmsrket was
snywhfru it-hh ateady lo a, dim lower
gtniTtil'-- towr. . - 5-
Ripr"''!.ttve estea:
K tt' No. Av. Sh. Fr.
li 40 40. .167 ... 15 88
s-;n li GO 77..204 160 16 70
2,0 13 ; 36..20I. ... 19 80
1C 9? 19..2S7 ll'O 1ft 0
IT. 96 6.,36 80 16 00
40 16 fll's, 41. .309 ISO 1 OS
... 16 ' 1
h After talklna lower at th Oataet
,..,.ir. fi,u.tiv hnuvht evervthtna on about
a atwndv basis. It took sellers most of th
foretioon to get things stsrted. but after
the ftrnt few sales had been made- bulk of
Uh uffermg moved fairly rapidly and by
...,t'ilv nri4r 11 o'clock everythltig waa on
the wuy to the scales. Wooied lambs rathr
'.tin- tha weighty order equabtl the record of
$S0.IO made last wee on ngms iai iate
i'"h.
, r.horn alotk also held a generally steady
i.i.rn. lst week a too Of sie.vv
tioelrd on th best here. A Rood bandy
J ,k... V... tuatn ahnrn -Wtlhln tha lust
raw days brought 916.70 and strong weights'
told at 916.60. Five Decus or wiuormt
tprlng Iambi of good quality and empty
uant at 810.16. with forty bead out at
I14.O0. Good native springers were a minus
auantlty. The few native that war hero
wcr oniyvfalr and 818.00 waa aa high a
in Af I hem sold.
Wet shorn w at 113.1 war similar to
those that brought th money the later
nit At flail week. Thin wooled ewes were
-bought as feeders at 910.60 and n decant
kind went to killer at 914.10.
Representative sales;
No. v A. Ft.
143 Nebraska feeding ws ..... 74 910 60
?.t-ell lined lambs ............ 97 10 96
in clipped lambs ... 71 1 90
1(4 shorn lambs 96 II 90
749 shorn lambs 81 10 76
740 California spring lambs.... 6ft 19 36
49 cult spring lambs 99 19 00
1"! Ckllfarnla vearllnaa and
I .elh.r. n.. M 14 01
Art. Open. Hlirh. I Low. Clnae, Bat
juir t t li -o I ;,
B.pt I 14 I 17 101. I 10 111
Corn, t
July t tlH 1 'H 4K 1 64H I66H
Bept , 1 47H 1 10 111! 141ttl4ltt
Oata.
Juir 4714 ll lH 11 'H
Sept 1714 . I3U 1114 11 17
rork. '
Uar II II tl li M 16 It II II 10
July II It 11 71 II 10 la 10 II 16
Lard.
July II TT II (T 13 II tl It II 13
Sepl II II , II II 11 tl II 17 13 13
BIlM. '
Juir It it to ! tl :o tl 30 it
Bept 11 07 21 07 1 77 SO 77 31 10
. St. tde LIT. Mock Market.
Bt. Ixrala. Mar tl. Cattle Keeelpla, 1. 100
market, ateady: cowa. 160 tower! na
tlvo beef .teere, 17.60913.00; yearling
tee re and heir. re, ll.loeiS.OO: cowa, 11.00
Mii.00! atockera and feeders. !4.00t10.00:
prima wulhern beef ateera. I1.00IJ1 11.10; beef
cowa and helfera, I4.3649t.00; prim, yearling
t.ra and belter., 11.60910.00; nallve
elves. tS.OOB 14.60.
, Hoga Recelpta. t.lOt bead; market.
fewer; UehL I16.I01I.I6: plga, II.76B1I.3I
' mlaed and butchers. 116.100 14.46; good
besvr. tll.40Sll.60; bulk ot aslea, lll.ioo
. t,. 40, '
Sheep and Lambs Reeelpts, 1.600 head
. market, atrons: clipped ewel. 10.604114.00
eannera. le.ooe8.00; clipped tamba, 114.00
. alM6; eprlng lamps, 111.001109. x
High. Low. Close. afy
VTht.
July 41 I 40 337 I 17 340
Sept. I II I II 311 I 11 111
Corn
July 1 I6K 1114 164 1 14 168 1
Sept. 1 41 1 47 141 t 41 147
Oata
July tt II 14 14 tlti
Septl t4 14 63 tl U .64
Trading en New York Ex-
change li Chiefly Confined
to Industrials Steel
Still in Lead.
to 1.44c during toe afternoon, or about 6t8
polute net higher. The eloae waa quiet at .
net advance ot Igl polDle. pales, l.teu page;i
May. I.llc; June. 1.16c; July. 1.21c; August,
1.16c; September. 1.31c; October, t.34a; No.
vsmber, ,.4le; iecemoer, a.4.c; January.
I.llc; rebrusrr. 1.61c; Msrrb. 1.61c; April.
1.70c, Spot, dull; Rio 7a, 10o; Santoa 4s.
otc. There waa no Indication ot any
change n the coot and freight market. The
official cablca reported unchanged markets
In Brail! except santoa futures, - .Jen were
unchanged to 60 rele higher.
New York, Moy '31. lnduatrlala, notably
the aleel and Iron atocka, ruled today a
active but relatively restricted market to an
extraordinary degree. Inquiry for thoae la
suee aeemed to be prompted by additional
trede advices of a highly faoorable tenor.l
Bxten.lve ahbrt covering and growing public
participation were accelerating factors.
United flutes Steel occupied Ita cu.tomary
commanding position and contributed almoat
36 per cent to the total of 060,000 ahareg. At
Ita extreme rlae of 1 polnta to 136. the
atock came wilblo 4 points of It. record,
made in th. latter part of 1116.
Related stocks like lckawanna. uructoie,
Mldvsle and Superior Steel, and Republic
Iron and Colorado Fuel took rank among
the other strong and active Issues at gatna
of I lo 34 polnta. Among the oulHtandlng
equlpmenta and munitions Bethlehem Steel
new stock roee 8 to lei's, tne oia enaree
to 137 and General Electric, American uar.
American Can, American Woolen and Ceo.
tral Leather I to 1 polnte.
Metals, oils and augars were In leaa de.
mnnd. but finished at Irregular sdvsncea.
Shippings were variable, the atrength of At.
lantle Outr and west indie, oeing more
marked because of th. comparative besvl-
nees of marines.
Vis n e imnrovement was manifested ny
utilities, nil the locsl trsctlone rsllylng 1
to 2k polnta from recent levels, while Ohio
Qua, a foremost atock of Ita etnas, mad. .
gross gain of 4 point, at 13s.
Re Is were intermittently prominent, nut
failed to register mora than moderate gains,
despite cheerful crop newa ana repona oi
Increased western tonnage.
Automobile atocka and aubsldlarles war.
conaotcuous for their consistent heavlneas.
some of that group selling under recent low
levels, nut msklng psrtlal recoveries, in roe
renewed atrength of the final desllnga.
Gaslcr tendenclea were anown in exenange
ratee on London, Parle and Petrograd.
Domestic monetary accommodation, w.ra
unaltered on alight demand.
Honds were firm, a. condition to wnien an
enlarged Inquiry for International, con
tributed appreciably.
Total aalea. per value, 13,076,000.
L'olted States were unchanged on call, but
the coupon 4s fell per cent on A aale.
Bale, titgn. low. 1'ioa..
Am. Beet Sugar... 1,000 10 10 10
American Can I.OOO 46 46 44
Am. tar A round. 1.600 70 01 70
Am. Looomotlve. . , 10,000 71 4 70
Am. Smelt, at Ref, 11,(00 101 1021, 103
Am. Sugar Ref... 1,100 110 110 lioti
Am. Tel. 4V Tel... 400 130 111 120
13
11,000 II H 804 11
Lino mot ioo ioo
1.300 106 106 104
1,610 01 l 11
100 44 48 41
700 10 20 11
100 101 100 100
11,000 11 88 18
800 61 17 19
1,800 74 72 74
100 110 110 110
41
1.200
7.800
3,000
11,000
14,700
7,000
1,000
" Sloui City Liv. Stock Market.
Sioux City, la.. May 21. Cattle Recelpta.
4,000 head; market weak to loo lower:
beef ateera, 111.00 H 11.00; butchera, I0.64&
11.00: fat cowa and heifers, I8.00tyll.00;
cannera. 10:0067. 76; atockera and feeders,
I7.60till0.60: calves, I8.0013.00; bulls.
stags, etc., Il.00tyl9.60; feedinge cowg and
heifers, ll.s&fMo.oH.
Hogs Receipts. 4. .00 besdj. msrket 640
10c lower; light, 116.2616.1,0; mixed, 116.66
4716.10: heavy, lle.Bst 16.0": plge, I1Z.0V
&13.00; bulk of aalea, 14. 0fc 10.00.
sneep ana tmns jteceipts, zoo neaa:
market ateady; yearlings. II4.50Q16.00;
wethers, 13.50f?16.&0; awes, 112. 50& 13.75 ;
lambs. 111.759:0 00.
City Lire Stock Msrket.
Kansas City, May 21. Caltle Receipts,
11,000 bead: market steady to strong; prime
fed steers, 112.404yl3.25; dressed beef steers,
140.000 12.23; western steers, 19.00013. 10;
cows. I7.00ll. 05: heifers. 10.0012.25;
Blockers and feeders. 18.00010.76; bulla.
8.0010.60; calves. I8.00tjl4.00.
Hogs Receipts, 0.2no head; market,
lower; bulk, 11 5.86t 14.35: bevy, 116.254)
10.40; packers and butchera. 116. 05& 16.36:
light, 114.654)110.10: plxs. li 3. 50 &I6. 00.
Hheen and Lamlw Receipts. 4.000 head:
market, ateaily: lambs. US.00ft20.IO: year
lings. I14.00B 17.00; wethers, 113.00615.50;
owea, I12.0015.00.
Am. .. I,, as S.
Anaconda Copper.,
Atchison
Atl, C. 4t W, I, S S.
Baltimore 4k Ohio,
Butte ob Sup. Cop.
Cel. Petroleum....
Canadian Pacific.
Central Leather...
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicago, M. St. P.
Chicago N. W...
Chi., H. I. 4V P. clfa
Cblno Copper.....
Colo. Fuel A Iron.
Corn Product Ref..
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Sugar.
Distiller's Seca..,.
Erie
General Electric...
General Motor.....
Ot, Northern pfd.
Ot. No, Ore., ctf..
Illinois Central
Insplrstlon Copper. 10,300
int. M. M., ntd.,.. 15,300
Int. Nickel......... 1.500
Int. Paper 1,100
Kanaaa City So
Kennecott Copper.
Loulavllle ft Naah.
Maxwell Motora..,
Mexican Peroleum. 11,600
Miami Copper 1,400
Missouri Pacific... 1,601
Montana Copper..
Nevada Copper. . , .
New York Central.
N. r., N. H. A H.,
Norfolk A Western
Northern Pacific.
Paclflo Mall
Pacific Tel. A Tel.
Pennsylvania .....
Plttanurgh. Coal,,. 11,000
Ray Con. Copper.. 1,600.
Reading 11,800
Rep. Iron A Steel. t,300
Shattuok Aria. Cop.
Southern Pacific,,.
Southern . Rallway
studebaker Cor..
Teaaa Co
Union Pacific...,
V. a. In. Alcohol
17. S. steel ,
17. S. Steel pfd..,
16
61
16
l
11
16
71
46
11
16
1.100 161 168
11.800 104 100 101
600 10 106 105
1,000 14 81 13
44
11
16
II
70
44
18
II
161
11
11
41
11
1.400
17
71
40
17
41
101
11
71
41
11
II
41
41
1,000 126 111 124
1,800 48 41 41
08.
41
11
1
40
17
too
2,100
too
24
11
IIH
100 131 131
.00 103
1,100 14
to
40
17
It
14
"
It
121
101 101
13 ' 13
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S.10.) 1117 13514 18691
19,190 U 138 121
397,9(19 191 IIS 14 l.&S
900 119)4 119 119
Utah Copper 9.409 J14 IIS 111
wanasn, pra, i.nuo zt -a z
Wsatarn' Union.... 200 92V4 9S 93
Weattafrhous ElflO. 10,900 6 J '4 94
Total sales Mr th day. 90,000 sharsa.
CH1C.IGO CI BAIN ANU PROVISIONS.
Oata Taket flac of Wheat la Uw at
reading Lsgislatloa aa Cereat
Chics go. May II. What bocams a inert
nld a line today In board of tradt bualnsas.
Tha volume of tranrtacllons in tne ttreaamurr
had becoms so trlflln In view lot pending
Its Illation at Washington that1 the few
brokers stilt eucKKcd wcr moved from the
big pit where prices had bean largely de
termed tor the entire world. Oats traders
took ths niece vacated by the wheat crowd.
Thereafter oata and corn nearly monopolised
attention. Prices flnlHhed lower all around
wheat down 7c, com oft Ho to lo, osla.
mo to lot and provisions 2fe to loo.
Under the sxtatlng restrictions on wheat
trading, with esport arrangement virtually
under government control, the msrket for
that grain waa almoat nominal, and there
was but little change for any movement or
values except downgrade. Beneficial ralna
throughout all sections of the wheat twit
had sum ban nun street ana so iiKewise naa
r porta that ahlpments of more than 1,000.
000 bushals from Australia had bean made
to the Wrtlted Sistes. A big decrease in the
United Hlates visible suDPly total failed to
brlrg the market any support. As compared
with future contracts, cash wneat mat is
wheat for immediate delivery was relatively
firm. No. I hard, an Ordinary grade, com
manding 93 01 a bushel. There la next to
no .cash wheat here, however, the whole
Ktock In Chicago being now only 914,000
buahols as against 9,180,000 bushels a year
ago. j
Corn weakened cfclefly as a reitult of as
sertions that planting acreage-, this season
would be the largest on recora. iota, un
favorable weather had only a transient
bullish Influence. Industrial demand was
good and our shortage continued to restrict
arrivals.
Active buying in wneat nouses witn sea
board connections took the lead mads the
is market strong during tho rirat halt of
the day, Profit taking on a liberal scale
was Indulged In later by holders atitt a down
turn In prices followed, Influenced somewhat
by the weakness of corn.
weaKness ot nogs ana grain easea uown
provisions. Trsde was light.
ensn rrices- neai: inos. s ana s rea
nominal; No. I hard. 93.0s; No. t hard
nominal. Corn; No. S yellow. 91.7001.71.
No. 9 yellow. 91.l-7l: e. 4 yellow
nominal. Oais: No. 9 white. 1X1973 He;
standard. 13 to 74. Rye nominal. Barley,
91.3093 1.00. Heeds: Timothy. f.7a(.00.
clover, 311000 17.00. Provisions; Pork,
938.3ft; lard. 92J.46 932.9; rios, ssv.avai
so. 00.
Butter steady 1 eresmery, ssv-isc.
Kags Higher; receipts, 34,379 cases;
firsts. 34 We; ordinary firsas, 3:V33H0
at mark. caaVs included, 334363.
Potatoes Higher; receipts, i cars;
Idaho. Colorado. Oregon' and Wsshlnaton.
3.y6tTa.3ai Wisconsin and Michigan. 93.00
gpi.zo.
poul tor Alive, higher; fowls, 11c.
mnneanoUs iirala Market.
Minneaoolla. May 31. Wheat May. 93,1):
July, sz.si; Bcptemoer. sz.vv. uaan. wo. 1
Hard, I3.ievi.:i; no. 1 northern. f3.a
3.11; No. s northern. i:.iri.oe.
. Com No, 9 yellow. 91.01 1.11.'
Oata No. I white, 08 Hi? 09 fee
Flat Heed 93 973.49.
Klour Unchanged.
Barley 91.100 1.49.
R)-$M10: 3S.
Bran 333.000 84.00.
New York Money Market.
New York, May Jt, Money On Ball,
steady: tilth. ner cent: low. 34 per sent:
ruling rate, t per eent; last loan, t per
cent; closing bid, 1 per cent; offsreA at
3ft per cent.
Time Loans Easier; sixty days. 4U04H
per cent; ninety days and six months 4,69
4K ner cent
Prime-Mercantile Paper 4QB par eent.
sterling Exchange Hlxty-day bills. 94.7S;
oommerclal altty-day bills on hanks. 94.71
commercial sixty-day bills, $4.71 demand,
94.75U: cables. 94.70 7-10
Rilver Bar. 74Ho; Mexican dollars. 31 He.
Bonds Govern ment and railroad, nrm
U. 8. 9s. reg... 97 Gt. No. 1st 4V.S. 94
do coupon 97 K. C. A So. r. 6a 80
V. a 3s, reg... 99 Louis. N. un. 4s.91H
flo coupon.... 99 VW..K. T. 1st 4s 03H
U. 8. 4s, reg.,.104U Mo. Pac. gen. 4a 00
Uo coupon. .,.,100 Mont. Power 9s. .95
Pan. 4s, coupon. 91 N. 7. Cen. deb. Cal06
Am. For. Hers, fie 9fiNo. Pacific 4s... 99
Am. T. A T o. 9s 93 No. Paclflo 3s.. Of
Anglo-French 9s. 93 Ore. 8, L. ret. 4s 09
Arnwur&Cot. s 91 Pac. T. 1 T. 6s. 9H
Atchison gen. 4s, 99Penn. cop. 4s.l03
Bait. b Ohio 4s. 8R do gen. 4s... 96
Oen. Leather 3s. 99 Reading gen. 4a. 91
ucn. raciriu isr.. ntt "Ht.u a B.M.a.os s
Ches. a O. ev. fis 30 80. Paclflo cv. 9g 91
v.. o, tx 14, j. tm -un roi. ia..a.
C..M.ftm.P.g.4s 17 4 So. Hallway 9s. , 97
C. H. I. P. r. 4a 70 Tex. ft Pac. 1st. 90
Colo. A 8. r. 4tts 79l!nion Pac. 4s.. 91
D, ft R, Q. r. 6s. 994 Mo nv. 4s lOU
Horn of C. Ss lMl 9t.U. B. Rubber to. 8H
isria gen. is,... siuu, n. meet 5s...i04
Hen, ICIectrla 9s.l01Wabash 1st 100
Qt. No. 1st 4s... 944 West. Union 4s 92
III. Central r. 4s 90
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Hank Clearings.
Omaha, May 91. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were 96,77.tSt.J and for the
eorrespoting day last yuar ia.446.:iJ.3J.
New York General Market.
New York. May ll.Flour Quiet: anrina
patents, 914.90419.11; winter patents, 314.40
Jiitj; winter vtraignts. I3.iooi4.il: Kan
sas strstghts. IM. 40016. 16.
coruineal Firm ; fins white and Yellow.
13.70; coarse, 93.37; kiln dried, 98.90, nominal.
Wheat Nominal.
Corn Spot firm: No. yellow. 31. SOU.
oil. now roric.
oats spot steady; standard. T9o. ,
Hay steady: No. 1. 31.90: No. i. It. IS
No. 3. 91.03; shipping. 09Sc.
Hons quiet; state medium to choice
(1916), 30ttD6cj (19t&), 6ti 8c; Paclflo ooaal
ti sib), sw no; iivio). 7tfo.
Hides uuiet: uogota. 4o: central
America, 414c.
Leather Firm: nemidolt firsts, lie: seo
onds, 69c,
pork Quiet: mess, iii.&o: xamiir. 144.00:
anon, ciear, j,oofiT4.3.gij,
Lard Weak: middle west, 911 43 ff 23 75.
Tallow Strong; city special, loose, liUo:
wooi nrm; aomesno neeoe uaio ana enn
sylvanta, 944t6c.
Butter Finn; receipts, 1,3 bo tubs; Dream
ery higher than extras, 4O04Oa; extras
(3 scors), M40; firsts. Iifctfllc; seconds,
36- tf 380.
Eggs Firm; receipts, 19.099 cases; fresh
gathered extras, ITossc; fresh gath
ered, storage packed firsts, 30 037c; fresh
gathered firsts, S6Hv3Bto; seconds and
lower grades. lloSiUc, .
Cheese Unsettled; receipts, 4,903 boxes.
Including 188 In transit for export: state
fresh specials, 380J7o; state, average run,
Omaha Hay
Omaha, May IT. Receipts good; market
lower on both prairie nay and alfalfa; de
mand oontlnues fair to good.
No, 1 midland prairie bay. 811.00OIJ.00
No. I. 410.00018.00.
Choice Upland prairie hay. 939.000999.00
No. U 931.00033.00; No. 3, 413.00019.00
No. 1. 811.00014.00.
No. 1 lowland prairie Hay, 9lS "019.00;
no. z, sii.eu vimi; na s, ss.vuvs.du.
Alfalfa Choice. 828.40030.00: No.
934.ooty38.oo: standard, 93IOO 91,00; Na
3. 918.00019.00: No, 8, 119.00018.09
Straw Oat. 370007.60; wheat, 04-99
e.se.
Coffee Markat.
New Tork, May 11. The market tor cof-
fee futures was very quiet again today, bttt
showed a steadier tons on scattered cover-
In in the absence of any aelttng pressure.
The market opened at a decline of 3 points
to an advanre of 8 points. With Bcptemher,
contracts selling up to 8.32c and .December
Chics jo Live Stock Market.
Chicago, May 21. Cattle Receipts 21.-
00,0 head; market weak; native beef cattle,
99. BOO 13.06; etorket-s and feeders. 47.500
10.35; cows and heifers. 86.S011.60; calves,
910.00O14.fi0.
Hogs Keoelpts, 43,000 head: market.
weak; unchanged to a shade under yester
day's average: bulk of sslea, 816.IOIfcl8.40;
light, 918.1t910.30; mixed, 1 1B.CC lfl.itfi;
heavy, Ilfr.66ffll6.60: rough. 816.65flUfi.S0:
pigs, 910.80014.60.
Sheep and Lambs Recelota. 12.000 head:
market, steady; wethsra, 12.7oS15.75; ewes.
912.26018.00; lambs, 1 6. 7 5 (,t 0. 40.
Bt. Joeepk Lire Stock .Market.
8t. JOSSDb. MaV Xl.-Jattle Ranlnt
9.800 head, market ateady to strong; steers,
99.80013.36; cows and heifers, 9tf.60O12.26;
calves, 910.00013.76.
nOgS KecelDtS. 6.500 head: murk. ilnn
at)d steady; top. 910.40; bulk ot sales, 916.76
Vis. 90.
Cheep and Lambs Reprints. 1.000 had:
market strong to 10c higher; clipped lambs,
16.00017.36; clipped ewes 912.00iJl60. -
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnttn.
New Tork. May 21. Evanoratad Ann l cm-
Dull; fancy, 12013c; choice, llc; prime,
10OUt3.
prunes Quiet: .California. ltiau!
Orrgons, 11 H 0124c.
Apricots--Firm; fancy, I2c.
Peaches Firm: standard. lOUo: rhnlra.
10c; fancy, lie.
KSUins Quiet: loose muaratel. Sff 10c:
choirs to fancy seeded, 809c; seedless.
tvHVuc; juonaon layers, 91.su,
'Metal Market.
New Tork, May 21. Metals Lead strong:
spot to June, 310,75. Spelter, linn; spot
ana nay, rast Bt. ixiuifl ueiivery, 8e-ileO
9.60. Copper, steady: electrolytic, spot and
second Quarter, 931.00033.00: third quarters
and lator deliveries, 928.00030.00. Iron,
firm; No. 1 northern, 944.6006.00; No. 2,
944,00043 00; No. I southern, 80.000 41.00;
No. 2, 939.t.OOtO.OO. Tin, firm at 862260
06.79. , ,
At London Copper: Spot, 180; futures,,
128 10c; electrolytic, 142. Tin: Spot. 2611
ins; futures, 1250 10s. Lead, 30. Spelter,
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OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
. Ktrgs Fresh, per case, 49.60,
ButterKreah, per lb 82c.
Live Poultry Broilers, 1 to 3 lbs. each.
4l'c; hens. 20c; stags, under 6 lbs. each, 16j;
old cox and heavy stag, 14c; turkeys, fat,
iijc; turkeys, old tome. 20c.
Prultt Oranges: 260s. 268s, S24s. 93 00
box; 200s. 21s. 93-60 box; 100. 120, 150,
170, 33.76 box. Lemons: Fancy. 800s, 380s,
85.50 box; choice, 300s. 360m, 86.00 box.
Grapfruit: 38. $4.50 box; 40h, 84. "i boxf 64s,
95.25 box: 04s. 80n. 96b. 96.75 box. Pine
apples, 92.50 crate. Bananas, 4o lb.;
cherries, California, 83.00 box.
Vegetable Potato!: old, 83,35 bu.; new,
Rtxi- Kwaet Dots toes. 33.76 hsmiwr.
Cabbage, crate lots. 7c lb.: cabbage plants.!
$1.50 box; tomato plants. 91.60 box: J
tomatoes, $4.00 crate; tomatoes, cnoice.
$3,50 crate; cucumbers X. fancy, 91-50 dox.:
cucumbijra, fancy, 9i-2 dos.; lettuce. craU
head. $1-50 crate: lettuce dozen head, 90Vi
.- nr.. n rininng T.vit iljftT
crate: onions wax, $2.75 crate.
Honey, 24s, $3.50 case.
Fish fresh halibut, 16c; treat, catfish,
20c; black cod-dable. llc; fresh salmon,
ie20c; fresh trout, any slse, 17c: fresh
trout, stcelhead. He; freah vhitefih, 22c;
fresh yellow pike, 21c; fresh pickerel,
dressed, 14c; round, 12c: fresh white perch.
10c: fresh buffalo, 12c; fresh ling cod. 10'4c;
fresh Spanish mackerel, Mc; fresh red snap
per, llcfttldc; fresh carp. 11c; fresh roe
shad, each, 76c; fresh burk shade, each, 40c;
frozen catfish, 1 6c ; frozen baracuda. 14c ;
frozen blueflah, 14c; frozen black bass, lc;
frozen tilefish for steaks, 13c: frozen white
fish, round, 11c; smoked whiting. 10-pound
bankets per pound. 16c, kippered cod or
grayfUh, 10-pound baskets, 18c. Delicacies
Frogs, Jumbo, per dozen, $3.50; large, per
dozen, $2.60; medium, per dozen, $1.75;
shrimp, peeled, per gallon, 92.00; headleas.
$1.26; crab meat, lump, per gallon, $3.26:
shad roe, per pair, 60c turtle meat, 10c;
lobaters, green, 32c; boiled, 35c.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts: nibs No.
1, 24c; No. 2, 23c; No. 3. 17c. Loins No.
1. 28c: No. 2, 26c; No. 3, 21c. Chucks
No, 1, 17e: No. 2, 17c; No. 3. 15c. Rounds
No. 1, 19'ic; No. 2. 19c; No. 3. 18c.
Pistes No. 1, 15c; No. 2, 14c; No. 3,
rtc.
Kansas City General Market.
Kansas City. May 21. Wheat No. 2 hard.J
92.97O3.0R; No. 2, 92-96O3-08; May. 92-8&71
July. 32.84.
Com No.- 4 mixed. 11.901.44; No. I
white. 91.69O1.70; N. 2 yellow, 91.000
1.67; May, 1 1.62 'i: July. 91.6401-64.
Oats No. 2 white, 72c; No. 2 mixed,
71(H72c.
Butter Creamery, 40c; firsts, 38c; lec
onds, 37c; packers, 21c.
Kggs Firsts, 84c.
Poultry Roosters. 36c; hen, 18c;
turktys, 26c; broilers, 84c.
M, 982006.25: N. 98-2000.35; WO, 96.300
0.4O; WW, 90.4OQ-4tw
Cotton Market.
New Tork, May 21. Cotton Futures
opened barely steady; May, 30 81c; July,
20.76e; October. 30 65c; December. 20,64c:
January, 30,07c,
Liverpool. May 21. Collon Spot. In good
demand; good middling, 13.60d; middling.
13.44d; tow middling, ir,19d; sales, 10,000
bales. " . -
Dry Goods Market. ,
New Tork. May 21, Cotton goods In tho
print cloth and sheeting division were ac
tive today and prices advanced e to o a
yard. .Bleached muellns advanced He a
yard. Knit goods tended much higher.
Dress goods were firm,
nominal: No. 3 hard. 93.1003.14; May,
92.29; September, 92.11 4
Corn No. 2, ll.7401.Tli No. t white.
41.7101.Tf; July. 41.67; September. 9149.
Oats No. 2 and No. 3 white, nominal.
London Slock Market.
London. May 21. American shares hard
ened on the atock exchange today,
Silver Bar. 36d per ounce.
Money 3H 04 per cent.
Dlacount Rates Short bills. 4 11-18 pay
cent; three months' bills,, 4 per cent.
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Savannah, May '21. Turpentine Steady.
43,c: Bales, 110 bbla.: receipts, t&8 bblB.;
shipments, 12 bbla.; stock. t,30 bbla.
Rosin Firm; sales, 779 bbla.; receipts,
648 hblB.; shipments. 1.035 bbls. : stock, 69,
653 bblB. Quote: B, 16.00; D. 6.06; K, 16.10
06.16; F. 66.16; O. I6.16ep6.20; H1K, .6.20
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