THE PKK; OMAHA. TUESDAY. M'A V 3", IK.,. .
I
Social Girccr
of Alleged Boy
Car Thief Bared
Trio of Girl Frirml Puprd
Into Bfliff Marhinri Wfrc
Property of Family, ,
Polite Say.
Th todst ctttr ti Jimmi Dunn,
Crtifhion tlntlel cellrgt tudrnl,
n IIrg4 motor ihie. nuqner4
ing under the alias ( Jimmy Duffy,
uat uiij lure t pnu" ynutaiy py
lhr airtt of South Omaha.
"MVgirft," one of ti Irifttd of
evcmiif dnv, ngiuM Hie cl ol
ilifir frirnddiiD by laying a Kaini Pi
fratrrnity pin. engraved it't lit Ini-
tialft "J. M. D.r on he lek ol Jolm
ranoMki, pmue lirutmani,
"H told me hi nam was Duffy,"
he aid. "the n of well-to-do Onta
lunt wlin Irl liim tte their rar at
wilt. II rmH mh a nice boy
that I never uprrtcd he had rtolrn
th tar in which he took me riding
Th (rat pm wa guru to me a a
token of nil friendship. Take it; I
wouldn't keep it for anything; now."
Two otner young women were
with "Margaret" and told their
aloriea of plaant ridc with th
"rharminir Mr. Duffy." Police aid
the girl were dupes, innocent merm
her of renected familier, and re
fused to irute puhlic their name.
Dunn, 27tl Chicago Hreet. Joe
I Unify. 254 2 Ca ktreet, and Ray
Baker. 2M1 Capitot avenue, will be
arrainged Thursday on charpct of
stealing a motor car from Charlei
Tifinger. 5 1 1 South Thirty-ninth
Mreet. I'ntil his arrest Saturday,
Dunn ii at liberty under bond fol
lowing arrest on charges of another
motor theft.
Judge Hears Pleas
Against Skinners
Arguments on Behalf of Stock
holders to Enter Court
Actions Made.
Judge J. W. Woodrough in United
States district court yesterday lis
tened to arguments by attorneys in
connection with litigation involving
the right of stockholders of the
Skinner Packing company to bring
actions in the state courts.
The court recently issued a tem
; porary restraining order in favor of
Keith Neville, receiver of the Skin
ner company, and against various
stockholders. 1
The arguments referred to the
case of Samuel Lydick, stockholder,
pending in the district court here.
This case waa started in the lower
court before the appointment of Mr.
Neville as receiver by the federal
court.
The base also involves the ques
tion of how far the federal court
miy go in conserving the resources
of the Skinner company and what
force and effect a judgment of
the lower court would have against
the receivership. In resisting the
' temporary order obtained by the re
ceiver, Mr. Lydick alleges that there
are not reasonable grounds for the
appointment of a receiver.
Judge Woodrough deferred his
decision for five days.
' Lakeview Park Plans
- for Record Crowds
Owing to the tremendous demand
' for a day's outing on Memorial day,
, the management at Lakeview park
has prepared to meet a record break
, ing attendance to "the realm of a
hundred or more pleasures." The
many acres of shaded picnic grounds
with tables to accommodate several
hundred, the many joyriding devices
and countless other recreations, built
just for fun, are the accommodations
for making a whole day's stay at the
park bubble over with enjoyment. .
' A special matinee is planned to
greet the dancers at the elaborate
' and spacious dance palace. Leonard
Jacobs and his harmonious compan
ions will magnetize all those in the
park from 3 to 5:30 in the afternoon
with music and then again at night
from 8 to 11:45. 'Special all-day out
i ings are being prepared for many
private and public parties through
the hot months and the management
promises many surprises for its
countless patrons.
New York Cotton.
T New Tork, May 29. Opening firmness In
the cotton market today was mot by scat
tered realising, which Induced a reaction
of I to IS points by the end of tho session.
The list was firm it 10 to SO points net
gnin at tho start, but New Orleans pres
sure, combined with realizing sales, caused
tho list to fall back to about a level with
Saturday's final bids before the second
hour. Tho early bulge was largely a re
flection of further short covering based on
the strength of securities and exchange
and prospects for unsettled weather in
parts of tho cotton belt. By mldafternoon
the reaction had extended to 20.42 for Oc
tcber, or 21 points under Saturday's close,
but part of thia was recovered. Most of
th selling was of a pre-hollday character
ar.l for evening-up purposes.
Spot cotton waa quiet, unchanged 21.50c
tor middling upland. v '
September apot markets were: Galveston
SI 10c, 10 points decline; New Orleans,
SO.SOc, unchanged; Savannah, 20.63, 12
points decline: Augusta. 20.76, unchanged;
Stomphis. JO 50c. unchanged: Houston !lc,
10 points decline; Little Bock, 50, un
changed. , St. Joneph live Stork.
St. Joseph. Mo.. May 29. Cattle Re
ceipts, 5. 600 .head; beef steers strong to
15c higher; cows weak to lower: bulla and
calves steady; light yearlings. 18.15: good
light steers. I7.R5; top veal calves, J9.00.
Hog Receipts, 11,000 head; market
alow. 1520o lnwer; bulk 200 to 230
poundera. $10.40?10.41I; packers bidding
JSc lower: packing sows lie lower; bulk
Of sales. 9.H"J.3S.
Sheep Receipts, 1.500 head: market
killing classes S550c lower: aheep scarce;
good Colorado fed wool lambs. 114. 00;
t choice native tprtng lambs, J14.O0, with
culla at (9.00; good dry fed clipped. 112.50.
: Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City. May 29. Cattle Receipt.
: 4.000; fed steera and yearlings. 16.25
r 7.25: fat cows and heiferi 4. 50 8. 00;
1 canners, S3.ooT4.50; veals. S5.O091O.S0;
' feeders. 1.5007.0"; calves. 5.00$7.25;
feeding cows and heifers, J,756 5.76;
Workers. $5.5097.25.
Hogs Receipts, 5,500; butchers, IS.SOO
10.30: market. 10t15o lower; 'lights,
S10.4: heavy. t.26lo.no; heavy packing,
' .0999.25; pigs. tlO.OO0U.SO; stags. 17.50
et.75.
Sheep Receipts. 100 head: bulk of
: sales, t9.S5gl0.S0- Market weak.
"' Sew Terk Dry Goods.
New Tork. May 29. Many New Tork
v wholesale markets were closed today In
drygoods lines. Cotton goods held firm
- and sdvances were named on some lead
' lng lines of napped goods. Burlaps under
went a sharp advance of nearly half a
I cent a yard. 'Wool goods also were ad-
Yaaced In keeping with the higher prices
anted by large producer last week.
Worsteds tended higher, ilka were firm,
with trading quiet, i ,
Omaha Grain
Omaha, May 7,
Liverpool market as lower to
start with tins morning, doting 'ie
to 7e lowrr, and our market after
I sl'.ht show of strength in the ear
ly etiton developed weakness and
price (ell rapidly. May wheat in
Chicago led the decline and cow
and otf sympathised with the weak-
ties.
Omaha stock of wheat decreased
JJ7.0UO buaheU, rorn evened up and
oat (lerrejird i.ixai buthe .
I'nitrd Mate vmMe of wheat de-
treated 5:i,0iti buahels, corn de
created ;,74.l,(Hm buohelt and oat
Uerreae4 iUJ.tfiQ bu.heli,
Receipt of wheat vers lieht rnt
heavy o corn, 45 car of the former
and n car of the latter beino- re
porttd in. Other grain light and to
taiing v car of all kind a
agauut J47 ear Ut year. Total
thipmettt 216 car at compared with
lit car a year ago.
Cash wheat was in fair demand at
1c to Jc lower prices. Corn moved
(lowly le to IJJc lower. Oat were
quoted 5c to tie lower. Rye old
.tc to 4c lowr and barley nominally
ic to ie lower.
WHBAT.
No. 1 Hard Winter: I rae is per rent
dsrkl, tl :; I rar. II It; a care. (I II.
No. t Har4 Winter! I rar. II I; I ear
amu'iy. is Her cent darki. II 21: 1
car. IT.
N'a. a Hard Winter! I rar. It 14; t far
(77 rr rnt dark, smutty). 11.20; rar
! pr cent dark, J le 4 per cent heat
aa,nagel, smutiyi, 1 1. IS.
No. i Yellow Hard: I rar II II.
No. 1 mised: 1 rar (durum I. il II
No. 3 mld: I rar laperlal billing.
ernuityl. 13: car tduruinl, 11.11; 1
Kmr iqunimi, si w,
. 4 Lurum: t rar (amber), 1 01.
corm
No. 1 while: 5 rsra. He.
No. : white; t rara (shippers' weights),
t:,e; T rara, Uc; I car. :c.
No. J white: I rar, ;te.
No. I yellow! fears. 53 c; 1 car, IIH".
No. I yellow: 14 rers. lie: t rara. IlUe:
I rar (ahippera weighlal, It tic.
o. i yeimw: i car, tic.
No. 5 yellow: 1 rar, 51 4e.
No. 3 niiied: 1 rar (new white). l!Vie:
t rar shippers' weights!, i:lc; 1 car,
t2He.
b.mpis mixed: I rar (heating), loo.
OATH.
No. 1 whit: 1 rar (heavy), lie: T cars.
CISc; 4 cars. S5r.
o. 4 mlxrfl: 1 csr (musty), J4HS.
t.mple white: 1 rar, 14Ic.
RYE.
No. 5 1 csr, lie.
No. .1: 1 car. soc.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND 8H1PME.VT8.
(CARLOT8)
Week Tear
Receipts Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat 25 21 1.10
Corn 144 11 11
Oata 20 40 41
Rye 4 1 1
Barley 11
Shipments-
Wheat 41 17 102
Corn 14 i 21
"ais 40 IT 24
f-ve 21 14 2
Hurley 4
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
, IBLBHfcl.b)
Recefntn Tnrfav tvi. am
Wheat A,. 1. 493.000 1 sss nnii
forn ..' 1. mi. 000 moon
Oats 1.000.000 tii.000
Khiomenta-
W'heat so1 nan , iu .
c.orn 4H4.0O0 '2!oo0
oats a nfio 1 in om
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
Bushels w.. . .
Whest snd flour .. t,c aZz
S.'I ;;;;; .:'.:'.:i,o42:ooo
"cHicAGO " RECEIPTS." ' "'m
r...to. Weelt Tsar
wh!I, Toa:jr'
"net 247 jjj
23 113
' 121 101 "!
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS,
"heat 27 4
ori 108 . so 'I
Oats is jj
. ST, LOUIS RECEIPTS. '"
Wheat iS1
Corn 17 133 '
143 8T
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Carlots Today. Ago. Ago.
Minneapoli 214 289 ...
Duluth ,.iot 65 ! '
Winnipeg u 261
U. 8. VISIBLE.
Bus. Today. Wk. Ago. Tr. Ago.
JJheat ...26.832.000 26.363,000 ,2J4 000
Corn ....2T.91T.000 I0.660.000 16.103.000
0ls 49,3T,00 11.610.000 2 1 0n,i
Rye
E ,tl ... . nr. - . . '
".doi.vvu J.U42.000
Barley .. 1.346.000. 1.6U.OOO
OMAHA STOCKS
1.541,000
Buahels Today. Yr. Ago.
Wht S95.00O 176,000
Corn 1,155,000 948,000
2Rt 2,279.000 845,000
2ys 83,000 20.000
Barley 35,000 8,000
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.'
By Updike Grain Co. DO. 2627 May 29.
Art. Open. High. Low. Close, Sat.
Wht.
May
July
Stpt.
Rye
May
July
Sept.
Corn
May
July
Sept.
Oats
May
July
1.25
1.2514
1.22
1.19
1.1S Vi
.99
1.01 H
1.014
.95 U
:.to
.63
.65Vi
1.29
M4
1.11 H
.9T
.99
.94
.59
61H
4H
.36 14
.37
1.18
1.18
1.1SH
1.18
1.16
1.16
.9T
.99
.14
".59
.614
.61 i
-.64
.64
.36(4
.36
.37
.37
.87
.3914
.394
.39
1.24(4
1.24
1.12(4
1.22
1.19
1.19
1.00
1.01
.98
.60
.63
.63
.65
1 23
1.19
1.00H
1014,
.1514
.41
..63
MM
.65
.36
.38H
.37 M
.sn.
40H
.56
.38
.39 14
Sept. I .40
.39(4
Pork
May
Lard
May
July
Rlba
May
July
I
I....
I; -I
126.60
I '
I
11.42
11.45
111. 45
111 55
11.45
11.45
11.42
11.33
11.55
11.4
I
13.60
11.87
13.50
11.85
11.87 11.87 111.85
Minneapolis lira In.
Minneapolis. Miy 29. Wheat Cash. No.
1 northern. 81.47 1.56 ; May, 11.47;
July, 11.37; September. 11.22.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 83 63c.
Oats No. S white, 3334Sc.
iiarky 51igr,2c.
Itye No. 2. 95996c.
Flaxseed No. 1. 12.67 1.70.
Minneapolis, Minn., May 29. Flour
C'nchanged: shipments, 37,695 'bbls.
Bran I20.00f21.00. j - - -
Kansas City (irsln.
Kansas City, Mo.. May 29. Wheat
Cash. No. 2 hard, 81.17 1.39; No. 2 red,
11.21 iff 1.26.
Corn No. J, white, 66i957c; No. 3
ytllow. 58c.
Kansas City. Mo., May 29. Close:
Wneat May.. 81.14(4; July, 11.11; Sep
tember. 81.09.
Corn May, JSc; July, 56 (4c; Septem
ber, 684c
Visible Grain Supply.
New York, May 29 The visible supply
of American grain shows the following
changes:
Wheat decreased 587,000 bushels.
Corn decreased 2.693.000 bushels.
' Oats decreased 2.112,000 bushels.
Rye decreased 1.060.000 bushels.
Barley decreased 170.000 bushels.
St. Louis Grain.
St. Louia. Mo.. May 29. Wheat May,
11.23: July. 81.15.
Corn May. 59c: July. 0c
Oats May, 3"i4c: July. S9c.
Omaha Bay Market,
tendency for top grades. Lower grades
very slow sale.
Alfalfa Hay: Receipts light and very
Uttlo demand.
Ptlcea below are for carload tots:
Upland Prairie So. 1, 813.50913.60; No.
2, 81O.SOtill.S0; No. 3, 7.00e.00.
Midland Prairie: No. 1, 111.50912.5;
No. 2. 19.50910.60; No. 3, 17.009800.
Lowland Prairie: No. 1. 18.00010.00; No.
I, 17. 00Q8.0O.
Alfalfa Choice 122.0024.00; No. I,
ll.0021.0. Standard 15.oei7.0;
No. I. 312.O0ei4.00: No. , 31.00eil.nn.
Straw Oat, 18.0009.00; wheat, 17.000
g.00.
Holiday on Sugar Exchange.
Now Torkrf May 19. Holiday on the
coffee and sugar exchange todsy.
Flaxseed.
Pnlutb, Uina.. May J. Flaxseed
:.6T.
Market,
Chicago Grain
Br CHARLES D. MICHAELS
(Kasha Met) I sated Wtra,
riiiil May 21, Liquidation
Mat on in all cram after fair ahnw
ing ni firepgib early today, May
wneat rolUp.e and broke 10 4c
from the lush figure ol the morn
I'm, and ilted at the bottom with a
net lot of S J 4c. while July n elf
4e and September 2 Mr, Corn and
oat weakened in nipathv with
wheal and rorn rioted 7-8"t'l 3-Hc
and oat J MiJ-4c lower, while re
wa off 2 I .VrU l .'c with May Jc
under I tie July.
May. June and July wheal were
riling at practically the tame figure
al the Ukt, and May and July coining
tngrther (or the firt Htne on the
rrop. Thrre nil hravy buying cf
May and felling of July by cah and
elevator mtrrrti at !c ovrr to even
for the July which checked the break
in the May. An early bulge wat due
tr short covering but trane wa large,
Ordinary market influence counted
for little, and a fair drcreaie in the
visible lupply wat ignored.
Minrta Hunt fater.
A lore! broker waa a free seller off
July on aa early sdtanre. whirh more than
lulled the demand front ahoria, who
re,ere4 on prospects of Uermany getting
a iinersi sise4 loan, numerous efnp t
orders were rauahl on (he war down and
support waa llmllM. (he met effective
buying being bv ahoria Ktport demand
fair and milling rail showed Improve,
menl, but this waa more than effect by
the ettrellent rharacier at th crop ra-
por,B rrom ine eomnweei.
Cash rorn and oate ahowtd more weak
neea than did lha fulurra, rara being off
S 49 e and eaia So ss romparei with
July, I oi al senliment was generally bear.
Ih. and with wheat weak and the slop
Inao orders rsughl. the decline ass eaeily
Haloed. A euhetanfial reduction In the
visible supply of both grains wss Ignored
aa a market Influence and lha clou was
at practically the bottom. Recelma
snowen a lair increase, while the shipping
demsnd wsa only fair. Weather condi
tions were favorable for field work snd
lor the growth of Ihe new crops. Rs
ceipta, 75 cars corn and 21 cars oats.
A lark of demand for May rye rarrled
that delivery off to 2c under the July at
the laat. with scattered liouldatlon In evi
dence. Foreign demand was reported ss
siow.
Tit Kates.
All grain exchanges In the United States
win be closed tomorrow Decoration day.
Winnipeg and foreign markets will be open
ss usual.
Liquidation has been drastic snd gen
ersl in May holdings of sll grslns, espe
cially of wheat, and expectations srethat
there la more to coma on Wednesday. The
trade Is looking for lower prices sfter
he Peroration day holiday In the winding
up of May tradea. The trade will not be
surprised should there be a bulge at the
laat In case the short Interest Is Isrger
than generally counted on, but the action
of the market Monday leads to the belief
tnst shorts will have no trouble in getting
in.
May wheat st tha Inside, tl ll'i. was
the lowest In months, showing a break of
28 ,: from the high of two weeks ago,
snd 31 He from the best of the aeaaon. At
ons time May. June and July wheat sold
st the same price. A furor of trading In
May and July waa the heavy selling at
tributed by local trsders to Intercuts who
hsve been long, the July being particularly
larce. and waa out down to a hair dozen
of the largeat commission houses who re
cently were lesdlng buyers.
An increased run or corn ie eipecieo
the first part of June. Arrivals today
were 769 cars.
Deliveries of wheat on May contracts st
Chicago for the month ao far aggregate
11.774.000 bushels. Minneapolis reported
fair deliveries of wheat today and win
nine had amall deliveries of all grains.
Railroads operating In the aouthwest
have commenced to atore cara In that sec
tion to take cara of the first rush of tha
movement of new crop grain. Harvesting
is expected to rominenco In the mors ad
vanced sections of Kansas within two
weeks with favorsbla weather. ,
Omaha Produce
Vi.rniafcaii Ki, the atata of Nebraska.' de
partment of agriculture, bureau of mar
kats and marketing:
T.IVR P I . KT.
Broilers O.40ei0.42 o.45f0.e
Hens, light 1S .2! .S
Hens, heavy 19 .22 .22 .26
Cocks 11 !
Ducks lt0 .i .........
DRESSED rOUWRIr
Broilsrs a .55
Hen V, 27 .28
Cocks .160 .20
Ducks ...023
EGGS.
Select 25 e .27
NO. 1 .131(1 .24
No. 2 .210 .22
Crack ' .20 0 .21
Csaa count.
per case, iD.uuiri.a".
BUTTER.
Creamery, prints . .33 ' 0.37
Creamery, tub..... .310 .36
Country, best 23 .25 ,260 .30
Country, common .170 .23 .180 .24
nutter tat,
station pries... .250 .21 .......
HAT.
Prairie No. 1 upland 12.50(813.60
Prairie, No. 2 upland 10.60011.60
Prairie, No. 3 upland '.. 7.000 9.00
Prairie. No. 1 midland....... 11.50012.60
Prairie, No. 3 midland 9.50010.60
Prairie, No. 3 midland 7.000 8.00
Prairie, No. 1 lowland -. 8.00010.00
Prairie, No. 2 loyland 7.00 0 8.00
Alaflfa, Choice "22.00024.00
Alfalfa. No. 1 19.00 21.00
Alfalfa, standard 15.00 17.00
Alfalfa, No. 2 12.000 14.00
Alfalfa, No. 3 10.000 11.00.
0t . ...,.'....' ; . ... .18.00019.00
Wheat 7.00 0 8.00
Wholesale nricea of beef ,m
follows: No. 1 riha. 19cr Hn 9 rlh lie
No. 3 ribs, 15c. No. 1 loins, 26c; No. 2
loins. 25c; No. 3 loins, 20c. No. 1 rounds,
17Wc: No. 2 rounds. 17c Kin a
15V4C No. 1 chucks, lOHc; No. 2 chucks!
w jo. 4 cnucKs. c. no. i plates, eiio;
No. 2 plates. 6c; No. i plates, 4e.
niUES AND WOOL.
Beef hides: Green salted No. 1, per lb.,
S7c; green salted No. 2. ner 1h . tatia-
green hides No. 1, per lb.,40.r.c; green
hides. No 2. ner lb amien ,m, an
old stock, per lb., 203c; green salted buli
nioes iv o. i, per in., 4c; green salted bull
bides No. 2, per lb., 30.
Horse hides: Larre. each. 83.no- medium
each, 82.60; email, each, 12.00; pony and
glues, each, 11.00 01.25.
Sheep pelts: Green salted, aa to alza
and wool, each, 75c0tl.OO.
Wool: Choice fine and one-half blood,
per lb., 26 0 30c; medium and three-eighths
blood, per lb., 24028c: low and onc-auar-ter
blood, per lb.. 17 0 20c,
WRTTTTe.
Bananas: Per lb.. 707i4e.
Oranges: Size 216 and large, $8.0009 00:
size 250, 87.5008.00; size 288, 16.7507.00;
size 324, 15.5006.60. " '
..hVUVSl Per D0X according to size,
to. 60 09. 09.
.;!;J?Sf.ri"t! p,r according to size,
15.50 0 7.00.
Apples: Wlnesap, according to size and
grade, 12.7504.00; Ben Davis, according
to size and grade, 13.00; Newton Pippins,
according to size nnd grade. 3:50.
Strawberries: Per crate, 21 qt, boxes,
13 TO 04.00.
Pigs: 24 pkgs. 8-oz., 12.26; bulk, per lb.,
15016c
Pineapple: Cuban, according to size,
84.0005.60.
VEGETABLES,
Potatoes: New, No. 1, per lb.. 4c; new,
No. 2. per Jb., 3c: Western Nebraska, No.
1. per cwt., 81.7502.25; Idaho Whites, No.
1,' pr cwt., 82.2502.60; Red River Ohio.
No. 1, per cwt., 82.25 02.60; Oregon Netted
Gems, per cwt., 32.25. .
Sweet Potatoes: Per bu., 11.7502.00.
Celery: Per doz., 75C031.66.
Head Lettuce: Per crate, I3.SO04.OO;
per doz., 81.00.
Leaf Lettuce: Per doz., 40050c. -
Rubarb: Home grown, per doz., 40 0 60c,
Egg Plant: Per ?oz., 82.00.
Onions: Texas Crystal Wax, 45-lb. crates,
13.00; Texas yellow, 45-lb. crates. 82.600
2.7S.
Cucumbers: Hot house, per doz., $1,500
2.50; hampers, about t doz., $3.00; Texas,
bu. basket, $3.00.
Cabbage: New, per lb., 405c.
Tomatoes: Per crate, ( baskets, $5,000
(.00; lugs, $3.25.
Radishes: Per do., 20025c.
Carrota and Turnipa: New, per doz., tOc;
hampers, 82.00. '
Beeta: Hampers, $2.00.
Toung Onlona: Boms grown, per dog.,
3o.
t-plnaca: Boma grown, market basket,
46&
Green Peppers: Msrket basket, $13.
Green and Wax Beans: Hsmpe $3.00.
Psrsley; Per doz. bunches, 4ac.
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City. Ho , May 21. Eggs Un
changed; firsts. 22c.
Butter Unchanged; creamery, , 89c;
psrXIl g, 20c.
PAiilrrvl'nchaneed r hana. 22e; broil
era, 40c; roosters, 11
Financial and Industrial ' News of
Live Stock
Omaha. Key :
Mere;si eiai Ceole, le fkeea
9Uiiuee ! ... I a i n
Nu day Lei a.. III Mil t III
ihs I a s , 1 ! t.1U
hil,lltt4, Mil Ill II ,4
asm day )' -.. I m J,i .!
Heeeipta sad duiiiMiiiaa f llveelers,
al Ihe I'sua at k.i4, Omaha Neo ,
14 ee.i.os at a p. ai, Mar .1,
ltl
ntCBtrTd' HI.OTH
.tile, IWgs ? H rs.
r. M a at, l, y,., 4 J
Msboh H ft I
l Pa H . ... 3
I n I'ariite n H. II II ,,
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f. N, M, Nr., t : l I .,
4 est, l.. ao. Ky, ; I ,, I
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t', Hg, Nr. !. :7 ,.
', M, I, 4 '. ee.l. II .. I
IV, H I. l . I .,
lit, I'entrsl Ry I .. 3 ..
C. O. W. Ry I
Telal rerlple 323
Ill :i
II K APi,
l'l'l'lITi.
at
e, Iti'sa rli'i
Anility, A I'm
I
I i:l
it?
t'u'Uhy l'..k. t o. l.i
I 714
944
I
I i
:,:i
:i
iu,ia ra.hins l o ,
ior,i fa. king I'o, ....
I.lfl A, M'm
j w, MutphV'iii!!!."!
i. it
nwana a? m .........
I.iiicaIii Paiklng I'u. ..
Wilson I'arklne 1'a. ...
fi, t'Uir
Hoffman It rite.
Mavetuaii-h Vail .,
Midwest I'm king Co.,,.
John Rnih a hunt '. ...
b. uoi.ni i'rk. I'O....
J. II. Hulls
K. M, luriii.s a to...,
H !. I'hrtatia A Hon..
kill, a
John Harvey
T. J. Insrain
P. I". Lewis
Mo.-Ksn. f. C. Co....
U McAdama , , ,
Itosenatork rtroa
,
,
fullivan Hras
Weriheimer sV legen. .
lher buvera
780
Smiley ,
Tolal
:. 1.999 ,764
Cattle Recelpis, 7 -o0 head. With a
hesllhy run of rattle for lliiul., ,h.
market waih rather rlow with bids snd
salts rouging fronvweak lo lnfflie lower
than the close of last week. Demand wa
chiefly for lha desirable light and handy
weight sleers while medium and hnw
rattle were neglected by both local pack-
I- ino anipinng ouyera. nest handy
weight steera sold up sround s0t)t.tn,
but the msrket wss very slow on Ihe
kind selling from Is 00 down. Cow stuff
wss In moderate sui nly. fair demand and
generally steady and what little trading
rn-re waa in siorxers anil feeiieia waa at
prices oat materially different from !!
week.
Quotations on Csttle Choirs to prime
beeves. 0fr.76; good to choirs beeves
II.OO0L4O; fair to good beavea I7.6U0
1.00; common to fair beeves, 17 0007.60;
choirs tu prima yearlings. HtnCiHi:
good to rholre yearlings. 17.76095; fair
lo good yesrllnge. 17.3607.75; common lo
fair yearlings. 11.7507.36; rholre to prime
heltera, 17.7608.26; good to choice helf
era. 17.2507.76: fair to good heifers. 6.60
cnoice to prime cows. 16.50 0 7.00;
good to choice cowa. $4.004r.50: fair lo
good cows, $6.0006.00: common to fair
cows, $3.2504.76: good to choice atockrra.
eDij.aovs.oii: lair to good cows 16.86
07.40; common to fair cows, 14.2506.76;
good to cholcs stockers. 17.7508.26; fslr
to good storkera. 17.2507.75: common to
fair stockers. 86.50A7.26: stock heirem
$4.6006.00: stock cows. $3.5006.25; stock
reives, iij.toes.ao: veal calves, $6.60ii
11.60: stock bulls. 36.0007.00: bulls, ataea.
etc., 14.2507.00.
BKEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. P.
6 658 7 2S 8 1252 7 90
I 999 8 00 13 903 8 10
6 KKfl a IK IB lniR e en
36 1066 8 26 21 1074 8 30
13 1271 8 40 40 1245 $ 0
HTrrnc ivn urtrcDu
IT 809 7 65 26 716 7 95
14 768 t 26
COWS.
1 7.1 18 960 ( 76
4 1097 T 26
u r.trs?DiJ
H 634 sn 27 70
M 23 . 7 50 8 C16 7 65
4 '43 1 70 30 865 8 00
681 8 25
RTriprrpe AXir, vim mm a
si-.::::: 11 ' 1 11 35 ,m 725
BULLS.
1 140 5 0f 1...... 650 6 85
CALVES.
40 6 464 T 00
, 1 5 3 8:3
US t 11 1 m 10
HnsTLDanalnlai 0 AAA ..
mpper demand being In evidence during
-- ; """ u.niB, rseai llgnt noga
Saturday. Packers later entered the deal
on about the same basis. Best light hogs
old ,t $10.25010.30. with the later top
price for the day. Mixed loads and butch
er weights, $9.85010.25 and packing
fS1'.9'6018'10'00 with "'"me heavies.
,...,..,. .nun or sates was $9.90
1 0. i 5.
"a.' .Pr,', ?.0-A'- FT.
JS..264 40 10 00 35. .257 70 10 05
70. .262 40 10 10 . 79. .240 10 1?
69. .294 40 10 20 81. .217 . .' 10 25
80..224 .... 10 30
Sheen -Ri.in,- a in, , , n.
, v,ivv jieaa. uemana
th." TeiJf ",1ay'ni1 on u'l undertone to
isU.i. V were soijja&o lower.
oSIm' H wer ln llght "uPP'y. "est
... JrAl f.T wun otner scaes
813.00 RkJ i . . !:. ,0? P,rlc. ?'
?m ii 1 .y"I"nM "ngv at.tll.oo snd
of prices. " ln ,am9 range
UUntaf iaina Mft HhaaH . V- i. t
to choice, $12.6013.00; fat Iambs, fair
aiVaa V","1 0"' epring lamDs,
15 $9.00011.00; fat yearlings. $9.00
as? aa 5'507-00; heavy. $4.00
Chicago Li r eft toe.
ChtrJtfirfl. Mow 90 Pairtl. D..ll- aa
? "' Jf ', tdy to 10 cents lower:
top 39.10 on light and medium-weight
steers' Dir.. l.,rf. , nu.i . .
bullocks, $9.60; bulk bef steers, 18.00
.,. bub biuuh aieaay; low grades,
canners and bulla, weajc to 15c lower:
bulk heef fnwrm an 1. -. ? . - - . - .
-w. -" .itiitib, ta.voiu i.o;
canners and cutters largely 13.3604.35;
bologna culls mostly $4.6004.65; veal
i5'l''i5d "'ocfce steady; bulk vealers;
$9.0009.75.
Hogs Receipts 49.000; opened steady on
lights; others 6 to 10c lower; closed weak
to 6 Cn,a l.n.. am ll-V... .i
0c lower than Saturday's average: top
10.90: holdover liberal; pigs about steady,
mostly $S.509.75. .
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 20 000:
Inmha mmtlv AE . ca . . '
' iu v lciilb juwer; eneep
steady to 26c lower; top shorn lambs to
packers, $13.25; one load $13.75 to city
butcher out of line: bulk. $12.00ig13 25
good California spring lambs $12.26: ton
natives. Sine.;;, h... it., -. . r.
heavies down to $4.00.
St. Louis LlTestock.
lTait ttf T.aiiIb Til H,-., on
S.P.in'. 4 Knit !,---' " l' -
steady to 15o higher; yearlings, 10
,iiSuw. , cniiB strong; ouns
ateSltv V.fll . K.tfa. mtmntm . en
higher; atocker steers strong: best steers,
$.35: weight, 1,365-pounders: bulk. $7.00
7.86; top yearling heifers. $8.60 for 663
poung averages; bulk. $7.7508.50: ' bulk
ccef cows. $4.7505.60; canners, $2.85
3.00: bulk beef bulla, $4.5005.00; bolognas,
$3.8504.50; top vealers, $10.60: bulk, $9.50;
eft t A Afie V-. . 1 1 j s. - .
uum Biocuer steers, M.z&tiT
T-i rttrciR aeslnln t Ann, i r- -a
.usu . . .j-,vrj a u . v " v , uiJCIltru o ID lij
higher; closed steady: top $10.85; bulk
rnnti hit t eh era tin Tt. v.. II. 1 a o a
ISO pound averagr8, $10.40!O.7O; niga.
v. wviarxv.oty , jjin.cn.rTr SOWS, ijy.UU tiff V. Zt.
to 50c lower: choioe spring lamba to citv
butrhors early $1B,R, out of line; bulk
nativea. $13.B0i?14.2R; rholce Knturky
Bprinirera late $14-66; light ewes, $6.50;
Kansas City Lire Slock.
Kansas City. Wo.. May 29. Cattle Tte-
ceipts, 12.000 head; beef steera and she
stock mostly steady to weak: few tales
of st-je-s lOQilBc lower; top yesrllngs and
ateers, $9.75; most cows $5.00(v?s.00; few
above $6.25; common, $4 50; yearling heif
ers, $8.25: common calves lower: other
clsrres steady: canners. 13.00; cutters.
.vi"pn.2M ouiis, M.;nf 5.:d; best veal
ers. $9.60010.00.
Hogs Receipts. 19,000 head: market
opened slow, later fairly active. 15 47'2.ric
lower, closing weak at declines; 175 to
0-pounders. $10.35910.50; early top.
10.60; shippers took 1.000: 550 and son
pounders, $10.20910.35: bulk of sales.
10.2CO10 59; bows. $9.00; tics steady;
txst. $10.85.
SheepReceipt. 10,00 head: market
spr.ng lamba lS25c lower; top natives,
$14.96: other classes weak to 25c lower;
shr.rn lambs, $1! 90; shorn Texas wethers.
fi.4087.ili ewes, It.Se.
Financial
ebriJoTkGimtA
By ALEXANDER DANA NOYES.
tlMtefce I We ImwiI Hue,
N'rw Vor. Mav iN, Intrrrtt to
day ffiiicrfd largely in Ihe wind wit
tu waitr ol uiaiiittfiMiiie 01 way rut
'lra, hith ua ainiogiicril by the
railway Uluir hoard. It ran haully
he Mill tlut Uii lurtltrr tcadjiui
inrnt o( railroal labor i 1 ur
lrie lA the tmaiiful (oiiiinuiiiiy.
When the IU per rent (reisht rale
reduction wat amioiincrri by the in
trraUte toinmrrre tonimitnoii a lew
day ae, the theory v. a then et
loilli that Ihe decision ol the mm
nirrce coimiiiion had, perhap. hern
hurried to that it misht precede a
reduction in railioad wage.
At all rvritt the downward re
vision ol watse lia not only (ollowed
the reiht rate cut quickly but the
two deciMoiii, the one on wage and
the other on rate coincide a to
i heir date of application, namely
July 1.
f ul l.llmalrd l.Don,na,
II Is ektiniste.t that ihe reduction In
a will amount to about H,0ii",0"0,
snd this by no ineana meauree up to lha
fiaur thai Ilia railroads will lua tnrouin
Hie annliralmn of the I per rent redur.
tmn In freight rate. The taller figure haa
been estimated st IJ !., oon. II la, how
ever, pelleted In many nuartera that tur
flier teviaiona of railroad wagea are in
order and lhai definite snmiuncemenis
niMV de,eiop before many weeks.
The reel point of significance, however
la Ihe relaiionehip hnh new railroad
ralee on a loner bats and decreaeed
Kagea will nsva on railroad trafflo and
rallmad earnings. The leduciiona In wasee
which have now taken place, if applied
lo all railroad employes, would probably
bring the level of nay close to that which
Travailed prior lo the general Increase dur
ing ihe summer or u.'O, when the sdtanre
urn some itioo.ooo.noo.
This deflation of railroad wages, com
bined aa It la with a readjustment of
freight rstrs to lower levels, will be ad
vantageous lo the rsrrleis It there Is any
justification In liat appears lo be a og.
cat belief that lower freight ratea will
stimulate businesa and lhat earnings will
thereby he Improved through the handling
of a larger volume of traffic even though
Ihs profit per Ion msy not ba so greti.
Slocks hlronger.
fo far ss Ihe slock msrket wss con
cerned today, the wife decision gave pro
nounced strength not only to the railroad
shares, but to the Industrials aa well. It
was a reflection quite the reverse of that
rupecled when the 10 per cent freight re-
dudion was ordered. Then the market re
fused to go down on Ihe news, but this
waa mainly for Ihe reason lhat Ihe com-
pensatinn wage adjustments were expected.
In view of the overshadowing Importunes
of the wage decision, the market waa In
clined to disregard tha verdit of the
t'nlted Slates supreme court against the
Southern Pacific which waa ordered to
dispose of Central Pacific. Southern Pa
cific lesuca themselvea were affected, but
with less important needa to consider, the
market might have construed thle decision
aa a blow to lis rather aimless discussion
of mergers with relation to the railroads.
For some time Wall street has been setting
up theoretical combinations and then
knocking them down.
On Ihe whole, today's stork market,
both as to rails and Industrials, could he
described as buoyant in tone, apparently
suggested by the accumulation of orders
over the week-end.
New York Stocks
Range of prices of tne leading stocks
furnished by Logan Bryan. 243 Peters
Trust building:
RAILROADS.
Saturday
High. Low. Close. Close.
A, T. S. F. 10014 loo4 1001i 99'
B. A 0 51 49 61 48 Vi
Canadian Pacific. 143 142ti 1424 142V
V. Y Central 911 9Hi 914 91
Chtsa. & Ohio.... 69Vi 68S 68, 68H
Great Northern.... 78T 77T, 77' 77
Illinois Central.. ..107 101! 107 106'4
K. C. Southern.... 27i 27, 27 27
Lehigh Valley 67i 66 66 67'
Missouri Pacific... 24 1, 24', 244 23 '4
N. T. 4 N. H 34 3.1 33T4 33
Northern Pacific. 78 14 77V, 77 '4 77
C. & N. W 7Vj 75 764
Pemi. R. R 4J'4 43 42 4
Reading 824 814 814 81
C. P.. I. & P 464 45H4 4SVt 45
Southern Pacific. 93, 924 2H 21
Southern Railway. 254 25 254 24V,
C, M. A St. P.... 29 284 24 2H
Union Pacific 141 14044 1
STtELS.
Amer Car Fdry 1644 164 164 16J
Allis-Chalmers ... 49 494 49 60
Amer Loco .......116 1154 U4 H6'4
Baldwin Loco ....1194 1184 1184 U
Bethlehem Steel .. 78 77 784 ' ,
Colo F & 1 3414 34 34 ..
Crucible .. 764 '44 754 754
Am Steel Fdry.... 38 4 38 38 4 38 i
Lacka Steel 77 4 77 77 77 4
Midvale Steel .... 41 41 414 414
Pressed Steel Car 78
Rep I & St 78 76 77 76
Railway St Sprgs .. M4
U S Steel 101 101 101 101
Vanadium 494 49 49 4 48
COPPERS, t
Anaconda 66 4 661 . 66 15
Am 8 & Ref Co ... 66 4 65 4 66 Vi 65 4
Cerro Pasco 40 40 4 404 : 40
Chill 23 24 224 2!4
Chino 32 314 32 31
Cal & Ariz 64 63 4 62 '
Green Cananea..... 344 344 344
Inspiration 444 43 43 43 4
Kennecntr. .... 39 5S'A 39 38
Miami 31 30 " 31 304
Nevada Con 19 18 19
Ray Consolidated.. 18 184 18 17
Seneca 134 134 13 134
Utah 69 69 - 69 68
Gen. Asphalt 66 66 65 64
Cosden 45 44 44 44
California Peterol.. 62 4 60 , 61 4 604
Island Oil 1 r 14 14
Invincible oil 19 . 184 18
Mexican Peterol. ..139 138 138 136
Middle States 16 15 15 14
Pacific Oil 65 64 644 64
Pan-American .... 69 69 69 4 684
Phillips 67 63 66 63
Pierce OH 10 9 9 9
Pure Oil 32 324 32 32
Royal Dutch 64 64 64 64
Sinclair Oil 86 36 36 36
Stand. Oil, N. J..193 189 193 M90
Texas Co ..49 49 49 4 , 49
Union Oil 24 234 23 23
White Oil 9 9 9 1
MOTORS.
Chandler 76' 75 '4 75 ....
General Motors ... 14 144 14 144
Willys-Overland .. 10 94 9 94
Pierce-An-ow .... 19 194 194 194
Studebaker 126 123 124 1244
: RUBBER AND TIRES.
Plsk 18 17 18 18
Goodrich 44 424 44 42
Keiley-Springfield 62 4 514 62 4 51 Vi
Keystone Tire 22 21 22 22
".J WVi 18 18 !" 17
U. S. Rubber 66 64J4 65 64
INDUSTRIALS.
Am Beet Sugar.. 44 44 44 43
A., G. & W. I..... 434 42 , 42 42
Am Inter. Corp... 494 49 49 49
Am. Sumatra .... 47 44 V, 47 42 41
Am. Telephone. .. .123 122 122 123
American Can.... 49 4S 48 48
Central Leather... 404 40 40 39
Cuba Cane 174 16 16 144
u.-Am. sugar .. 1W4 25 4 2o 26 4
Corn Products ...102 102 102 101
Famous Players .. 87 86 86 65
uen. rjieqinc. ....lta ltb4 16!4 ....
Gt. No. Ore 40 404 40 40
Inter. Harvester .1044 103 104 103
Am. H. & L pfd. 714 714 714 714
U. S. Ind. Ale... 69 4 68 4 684 69
Inter. Paper .... 63 52 624 62
In. M. M.. pfd.... 84 834 83 84
Am. Sugar Ref... 78 76 78 76
Sears-Roebuck ... 80 794 794 79
Stromsberg 66 65 4 65 4 544
Tob. Prod 80 78 4 804 794
Wilson Co 444 44 444 444
West. Blec 62 62 62 6274
Am. Woolen 93 93 93 92
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton Oil ... 28 28 28 27
Am. Ag. Chem.... 38 38. 88 39
Am. Linseed .... 37 35 4 37 ....
Union Bag. pfd.. 62 62 62 ....
Bosch Magneto ..46 4 46 48 4 46
Brook R T 28 274 28 27
Cont Can 67 67 4 7 4 67
Cal Pack 794 79 794 79
Cn G El 67 87 877 87
Colum Graph .... 44 44 44 44
United Drug 81 78 78 80
Nat Enamel 64 60 62 67
United Fruit 140 140 140
Lorillard Tob ....158 157 158 158
National Lead .... 96 4 95 96 96 4
Thlla Co 39 394 394 39
Pullman 123 122 122 122
Punta -Metre Sugar 46 45 45 44
So Prt Rico Sug... 63 61 53
Retail Stores 71 70 70 70
Superior Steel 36
St. L & S F 31 304 30 29
Va Car Chm .... 31 4 30 30 i2
Total sales.. 1,304.000.
Close. Sat. Close.
Honey ......4 per csntj
War4s ,,, ,,,,, ,IS .
I lltH t Us .!
bui.i ..,,,,.,,4 !' IMt
cw york Bonds
(Th, Be la the only Omaha
newspaper which rubliahea the ol
fkial cIom ol the New York Stock
achaot bondO
New Tork. May J , "
mm M..ili...t'Mit(ril It-tfl0 rullelerst l(Ul
I. fioni si tu SIS in ihe last he'f hour
ef the soeainn r Ihe anibma f'Siuis
of today's a'lie u( ""
Th rtee followed that IHa I mud
aisles supreme rauil bed handed duan
decision 4"lf"l ftmhr I'aclfu s in
lerect IS) t'ental IV ifi Ul-el.
Mher laUmed iue were firm la
ireeg (ram he suixt. following lie rut
In wages by the ralliued Ulr board,
lisitts of f,itlins to tm'te than a p-ml
a ere ore by mniiy ea.ieni Hunk lines,
meet raalera and Ihe r.presla
IU gisngrre and lianecunimenuis
,o.al untitles owed their better lone le
Ihe drvismn f ihe local eurt whh h iule-1
salnl muniiipal oiwreiian of one of Ilia
bus line. oppee bunde made furiher re.
cunse 10 the hihr ftwes tjuoied for re.
fllird rnelsls. ,
libetiy uea aboard fr rhangee e'
mr than nmml propon ions, mil iloard
mainly at gl I'emh t4 nrt.',
.trengihened ami e'teral of Ihe ronlin'i
lal municipal, also lintroed, but Me, I.
ran 4a and Is s.aln lo.t ru"; T"
sales tper vlue sssregated l,4l.O00.
New York. May :.-KHll srs to
da s high, low and rloitig prices of
bonds on Ihe New York W'lt Ks.hatige.
and Ihe lolal stales of each bond:
rales (in IIOiwi llih. Lo- '
I . M. Konda.
10 Liberty IS ' '
I l.ibe.ty ll 4
1 L.be.ly M 4. M4 M HI
4k) Liberty lt 4S .,0 90 94
i7 Liberty 2d 4 '4....
4tl LlM-rty 3d 4 Us....
tilt Liberty 4Hi 4',s.. I S l"""
364 Victory 4s lo. l0 Jt
10 Victory 3s too.tO 100 00 loo.O
Fnrrlga 4,oernnienl, blale and Munlrlpal.
o Argentine (1 Ry ta.. 61 6J H'4
JO t'hineee 1) Ry ts. . 4 63
I City of Hriie Is. ..118 113 112
t'ny Mor.leaus s... H S
4'iiy of Chris s....ln 109 !"
26 t'ny fopen 6s..., 2' 92 S
7 fity of Lyons Is.. 7 K'4
14 t'tty of Mar Ss 17 87
4 City of R ds J s 1J 103 1034
4 t'lty of ft I'sulo Is 1034 J3'i 1".14
19 t'lty of Tnklo 6s... 71 71 714
24 Prpt of Heine 7s... 94 l'i 93
14 l of f 54 p n 1"! 1"0 101
Uoni I'm 6s 31.... 99
444 Men K Ind 6s 47.. i'i 94 98
7 Ptrh K Ind s 3.. 5' 94 4 4
119 French Ren l ....t4 M.;i, 1113
110 Kron.h Rep ..03 1014 l"l
1 Japsneae 1st 44 .. 1's "4 IPs
27 Japanese 4s 77 76 74
7 Kingdom Retg 74s.l"S, 104 in
4 King Helg fis 1024 124 1"24
33 King Den a 99 94 99
1 King Italy 4s .... .'4 l
12 King Nthrlurts 6s.. tl't 96 974
10 King Norway 6a ..110 110 110
1 Sweden 6a I2 1014 1"?
110 Parls-l.y-Med 6s .. S.' 2'i 12
X Rep Chile Is 46. ..ins 104 1044
1 Rep Hubs 6a 01.... 9i'i 90 904
3 Rep Uruguay n ..ins's 108 104
3 State gunslnd is ..II04 110 110
3 Slate viunsltid 6a ..1014 101 n
2 State Rio G SI 8s.lt'.' 11 102
18 Swiss Con 8a 1174 117 H'N
40 K G B ac 1 64 22.14 10A 10A
JI7 K II B t I 6,s 29.108 I0R4 IO64
2 K O B & I 64s 37.102 1024 1024
84 V S Brazil 8a ....106 1054 105
61 U 8 Mexico 6s .. 4 6S4
63 U S Mexico 4s .....66 66 6
Railway and Miscellaneous.
1 Adsms E 4s .... 75 75 76
13 Am Ag t'hm 7s.l.1 1024 102
13 Am Smelt 5t .... 93 9:1 91
29 Am Sugar 6 .lfloH 100 100
4 Am T & T cv 6s ..US 115 116
28 Am T & T 0 t 5s.. 974 97 4 97 4
20 Am Writ Pa 7s... b 864 864
1 Armour & Co 4s.. 89 89 19
47 A T V S F gen 4a.. 894 88 89
27 At C L 1st con 4a.. 824 $3 8'-i
4 At Ref 64s 103 4 1"3'4 14
31 Bait Ohio 6s ..100 99 99
23 Bait & Ohio cv 4s 824 82'i S2
12 Bell Tel of Pen 7s. 107 1074 1074
11 Beth St p m 5s... 624 '4 H
1 Braden Cop 6s ..98 4 98 4 8
3 Brklyn Ed gn 7a D.107 1074 l"'
2 Cal G & El 6s.... 954 5'4
25 Can North 64s ..112 111 111
16 Can Pao deb 49.. 78 78 78
17 Cent Ga 6 994 '
17 Cent Leather 6s .. 98 97 98
23 Cent Pa gtd 4s .... 87 864 864
72 Cerro Pasco 8s ... .12414 123 124
11 ri jb o cv 5a .. 94 934 94
16 Chess & O cv 44s.. 88 87 88
11 C B & Q ref 6s A. 99 M
29 Chi & -K III 6s.... 80 80 o
6 Chi Gt West 4s.. 61 61 61
4 C M & S P cv 44s 714 714 714
1 C f & St P ref 44s 664 654 5H
2 C & N W 7s 106 4 106 4 1064
1 r- . M W tlti 109. 109 109
4 C Rys 6s 82 82 82
1 C R I A P gen 4s.. 83 4 834 34
6.C R 1 & P ref 4s.. 814 sin i
27 C & N W Ind 4s... 74 4 73 4 744
34 Chile Copper 7a... 106 106 104 4
46 Chile Copper 6 91 914 91
' 12 C & South ref 4s 88 874 87
1 C G & Elec 6s.... 95 954 MH
33 C C of Md 6s 87 774 874
10 Con Gas 7s 117 117 117
13 Cuba Cane Sug d 8s 85 85 85
16 Cuba Cane Sug d 7s 86 85 86
1 Cuba R R 74s A.. 103 . 103 103
2 Del & Hud cv 5s.. 974 $7 974
6 Detroit U Rys 44s 84 84 84
2 Diamond Match 74 108 108 108
5 Dtst Sec 5s 43 43 43
811 DuPont de N 7s 107 1074 1074
2 Duquese Light 6s 103 4 103 103 4
65 Erie gen. 4a 55 55 55
21 Erie pr. lien 4s 05 66 65
11 Fisk Rub 8s 106 4 106 U 106
52 Framer I & D 7s. 98 98 984
10 Gen Eleo lei' 101 101 Toi
78 Goodyear T 8s 31... 103 4 1024 102
6 Goodyear T 8s 41.116 1164 115
8 Gnd Tnk Ry C 7s. 113 1124 112
15 Gnd Tnk Ry C 6s. 103 103 103
29 Gt North 7s A. . . .109 109 109
31 Grt North 54s B.100 100 100
15 Hud & M ref 5s A.. 844 83 84
100 Hud & M ad in 6s.. 64 63 63
9 111 Cent 64 101 101 101
24 Int Met 4s 16 16 16
81 Int .Met 4s ctfs.. 16 15 154
38 Int R T ref Ss 70 70 70
9 Int M M sf 6s 97 97 97
65 Int Pa ref 6s B. 86 86- 86
17 In Oil 8, 984 98 984
216 Iowa Cent ret 4s .. 474 46 46
2 K C Ft S & M 4a.. 79 79 79
14 Kan C South 6s 88 87 87
8 Kel-Sprlng Tire 8s. .108 108 '4 108
13 ILacka St Es 23... 99 99 99
2 L S & M S d 4s '28 94 94 94
18 L S & M S d 4s 1931 92 92 92
1 Lehigh Valley 6s.. 102 102 102
29. L & N ref.64s 103 103 103
19 M St Ry con 6s.... 90 89 89
10 Mex Pet 8s 107 107 107
3 Mex Pet 8s 107 107 107
19 Mid Steel cv 63.... 914 91 914
10 M K&T n p 1 5s A 63 83 83
102 M K & T n a Ss A 67 67 67
2 M P ref 6s 1923... 100 100 100
79 Mo Pacific gen 4s.. 64 64 64
11 Mont Pow 5s A.... 96 9jS 96
9 Mor & Co 1st 44s 87 87 87
7N OT&-M Ino 5s... 7070 70
13 N Y Cen col 7s.... 106 106 10
132 N T Cen deb 6s. ...103 103 103
5 N Y Cen con 4s.... 84 83 83
8 N Y Ed ref 64s.. 109 109 109
2 NY NH4H c 6s 48 82 824 82
14 N Y Rys ref 4a ct 41 41 41
25 N Y Tel ref 6s 41.105 104 104
14 NY W & Bos 44s.. 67 674 67
2 Nor & So 6s A 68 67 68
19 Nor & West cv 6..109 108 108
2 Nor & West eon 4s 87 87 87
14 North Pao pr In 4a 87 86 864
14 Nor Pac gen 3s.. 624 62 624
158 N P-G N Jt 6s .105 1064 106
15 N W Bell Tel 7S..106 4 1 06 106
46 Or & Cal 1st 5s... 99 99 99
l.O S L ref 4s 91 91 91
38 Or-Wsh R R & N 4s 814 81 81
1 Otis Steel 6s A... .1024 1024 1024
11 Pa G & El 5s 914 01 91
3 Pac T & T 6s .. 97 97 97
1 Packard Mot Cr Sa.107 107 107
15 Pan-Am P & T 7s. .101 lot 101
33 Penn R R 6s 109 109' 1094
19 Penn R R gen 6s.. 994 99 99
21 Penn R R gen 4s 91 91 91
4 Pere Marq ref 6s.. 95 4 96 4 95
11 P & E ine 4s .. 324 32 324
1 Pierce Oil deb 8s.. 101 101 101
1 P C C & St L 5s A. 97 97 97
1 Pro & Ref 8 103 103 103
40 Read gen 4s S 854 86
3 R G & W 1st 4s.... 79 4 79 4 794
6 R I A A La 4s.. 814 814 814
39 S L & S F sdj 6s.. 80 79 79
14 St L & S F inc 6s 69 4 69 69
65 8LASFpl4sA 724 724 72
1 St I. S W 1st 4a... 78 4 78 78
10 S P A K C S L 44 82 81 81
1 San A A A P 1st 4s 78 78 78
67 S A L con 6s 60 69 69
iv r.rt.xj aoj os 2a zi 2
6 S A L ref 4s 42 42 42
3 S Steel Hoop 8s A 99 4 994 994
44 Sin Oil-cv 74s. ...104 104 1"4
97 Sin Oil col 7s 994 99 99
2 South Bell Tel 5s.. 94 94 94
14 South Pac cv 4s.... 91 4 o 90
67 South Pac ref 4s... 88 87 87
286 South Pao col tr 4s 94 4 83 4 934
64 South Ry gen 6a V I" 4 994
11 South Ry con 6s.. 954 95 95
8 South Ry gen 4a.. 67 6S4 64
2 8 P R Sugar 7s.... 94 94 9S4
5 Stand Oil of Cal d 15 li4 105
89 Third Ave adj 6s.. 61 61 614
10 Third Ave ref 4s.. 65 45 65
5 Tidew'r O 64s ctfs 102 102 102
2 Toh Products 7s...l03 103 103
1 Union Pao 1st 4s.. 91 91 91
the Day
I l a re ts ., l t l
II 1 hum, I'e ef , . ss
( I !.. leek i I.i4 !-( 1-4
I ailed l'i a ...111 III IU
I id Hr I" Ul e 44
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II V V ttuk Is '
l V HimI sf ....ll 11 11
I t ub I I, e ., l 114
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II IVauoh l.i s .,..! 4 I4
t Me.l $:iee !' !' I4
I M lee le .. ... 11 ' '
e. U,,l4 el U el H tk
1 Heel t'a'en ,.,! 144 19
II We.lioa l.lee 1.lt, l4 l4
91 Uh.ai L IS 4a, II
I Wbll-lj.1 KI W ...tM et l
I Wis 4'Hl fa la ,, 4 sew
44 I'oin I'aa 1411 VV,I I" I"
It I'aeikie rife.., 91 4 41 Si
Total sales al bonds today aaie II
It. on imti ia redl eilh l1M.t 'flou
, iiouday a r .
N. Y. Curb Bonds
New Tork, Mar t Trading In all
lus waa ssi lbs thief feature ef lb
rurti today.
titer sbsree of Inlernallenst f"e.
Iruleuin rtisngi-l aand snd Irenaaflione
In mandard 'hi of Indiana In Ihe firl
half of Ihe day amounted In oier It
tie lea. Imperial ml ef Canada ranged
fim 114 In i:i. Htandefd oil of
Indiana advan.'rd limn 1s la 111. a
lew high Maiidard. OH of Kentucky
ice from 10 91 There waa is
rrous bitting also of Train Oil, I'ralne
l'ie Line, Vuuin Oil and aitndard (Ml
of New Jery. Inilependenl oils were
'lite and shi e. little rhanss. t on
suildated sa Haded In at 13 la IIS
ami lltan till (old at 1 la ( Metl.an
Ktshwerd rnil from 4 In 44. en.
lend, later selling at a new hlh of 11,
fi arled.
A f-ture of ihe Industrial group was
Ina trading In Hiooklyn I moo Uas fights
st S to :
Coldwtn ritturee hold rloee In lha
reiabliahrd Irsdmg range, v. lib sales at
I'e to .
srlh bindlrale wag unuaually strong
sn: wss taken en a fairly latae stale.
Ij.iihu ehares rhanginf hands from 4
lo 9. The aloi-lt hea been In Im'teaaed
demand folio Ina! reports of favorable
diAelopmeiite t4 a result of the svstemalie
elloris of Ih new controlling Iniereets.
New Tork. Msy 29 Transaclions on lha
New Tork curb bond market today wer
ss follows:
Hoods.
atea fin l.0 Hlsh Low 2 It
37 Allied Packer Is : I 12
Allied Packer Is .. 4 9 94
t Aluminum 7s 2....H6 1" 11
7 Am I t A Tr ( 17 107 107
27 Am T T a, '23 ..100 00 100
17 Am T T e, '24 ..0 Oo l0
I Am Tab 7s 23... .1": 1024 I "24
4 Ana I'opper a ....10014 I"" '"n
Ana Copper 7a. :..l"3' 11 lOJ'i
Anglo Am Oil 7 s. .103 nj 03
3 Armour A Co 7s.. lM 104 104
Beth St 7s 23 104 ini 104
14 Beth Steel 7s. 'C ..02 102 n
I Con Te a 97 97 7
Can Nat Ry so, 7s. int 01 lo
SO Can Nat Ry 6s
94 94
a Cent Steel is ...
I 'ol Graph Is ...
1 Con Oaa 7a
3 Con Textile la ,
14 Can Nat Ry 6a .
4 Cop Kx Asn Is
...l"4 104 104
... 46 45 46
,..101 10) 0
... 97 97 7 4
.. 94 94
:4.i":4 in; in:
C Con Ex Asn 8s 26..10J 104 104
10 Deere r Co 74s ..101 1014 1014
3 uen Aspnan as ..
14 Goodrich Tire 7s ..
1 Grand Trunk 6s .,
t Gulf Oil 7s ,
S Mood Rubber 7a ..
Humble Oil 7s ....
14 Int R T Is 22
1 Kan O A El 6s .,
2 Ken Cop 7a
15 Kings Co I.t 64s .
3 Laclede Gas 7....
20 Libby. McN & L 7s
10s io ior.
100 99 99
105 106 106
104 4 1" 14
94 94 94
101 101 0
93 92 92
96 96 4 96 4
105 4 105 4 1 05 4
99 94 94
100 4 100 4 100
99 4 99 99
97 974 74
c Nat Acme 7 4s
6 Nat
S Nat
C & Suit Is. 10.1 103 103
Leather 6 .. 99 99 99
1 NY NH A H 4a
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Updike Grain Company
OPERATING a large, up-to-date Ter
minal Elevator in the Omaha Mar
ket, is in a position to handle your
shipments in the best possible manner
i. e., cleaning, transferring, storing, etc.
MEMBERS
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Commerce
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AU of ths office's except Kansas City and Milwaukee
ar counseled with aseh oth sr by private arlrea. tt
pay you to gt in touch with ons of pur offices when
wanting to BUY or SELL any kind ef grain. W solicit
your consignments of all kinds of train to Omaha.
Chicago, Milwsukss, Kansaa City and Sioux City. Every
tar receives careful persona attention.
Updike Grain Company
"The Reliable Consignment House"
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Grain Eichasss Clgsr ttssd. 19th ss
Harmy Its.
Meyer Cores. Nil Farnant St.'
Joe Raolela. Ism aa Faraaat Sti.
Natal FonHs,llo. lath aa DotltUl Ms.
Wat. Holti. 13 N. Ilth St.
S Nlcsttrs. Ilth sa Fsrssal tl.
Wast Faraaa Ststleesry. 24th ss Fsraaei.
Kiss Pharsiacy, 24th as Farsia (ts.
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Itang of pi li es of Ihe leadlNg Chlrega
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New mtk liraeral.
New Toih. May 2 Flour t'nsetiled
and weak: spring patrnta, l tl 4"
spring clear lei,7li wlnleaf
at r. is hit. lnrJt. btid winter
alraishl. ILUtJt.ir ....
Wheal kpol. easier: No. I fed I2S'
No. t hstd. II ! 4: No. I Manitoba. 11.13.
and No t mued durum, 11. 11 e. L I.
ttai k. Nw ora. to erriv-.
coin Spot, eaey. No, 1 yellow snd No.
J white. 7c, and No. S mued, 74',
I, f. New Torh. all rail.
Oata fool, eaay; No. I while l4.
Pork Vull; mesa, ; 't0 27 0; family.
"UrKmtt; mlddle.wesl. i:tCi:tl.
Turpenllna and Rosin
H kO: G. 14.11
15.06: M, Ij.J"
W. W. 14.66.
New York Pried Fruits.
New York. May 20 Evspontfd Arplet
Hull: state. l43lc
Prunes Inactive; California, ICH't'i
Oregon. 6 41 14 4'.
Apricots Kcarre; rholre. "7c; etlia
choice. 14Jl4i:; fancy 144C:oc.
Raisins pun; loose niuscaicie,
II Uc: choice to fancy seeded, 13914'-';
seedless. 164 6 20c
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MUNN 8, CO.
Towsr Rulldlns. CHICAGO. ILL.
Bclsnllfio imerlcsn Bids. WASlNNfiTON. D. C
Wwlwnrtb Bulldlnl. NEW TOBK
Bobtrt Bldg.. SAN K HAM CI SCO. CAL.
-OFFICES AT.
OMAHA, NEB.
LINCOLN, NEB.
HASTINGS, NEB.
CHICAGO, ILL.
SIOUX CITY, IA.
HOLDRSGE, NEB.
GENEVA, NEB.
DES MOINES, IA.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
HAMBURG, I A.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
B. 4 M. Dtset.
Raeia Hot.l. 16th as JsrkMs Sis.
CiitK Hortl. Itth sa Issei Sti.
Oetshs Atklstla Clue. I7tk as Dseslaa.
Saalor Hotel, I9tn aa f.r.tn sts.
Cesast Hot.l. Itk as rlarsoy Stt.
Pantos Hot.l. I4tn as Fsrssal Sti.
Frs Wlltls. nth sa Farstai Sti.
Hotel El SMrer. Ilth as Dt Sts.
Ravsnnth. s.. My II -Turpentine-. I
Firm. lc: sstes. i7 bsrrela: rei-eipls. 44J 3
bsrrele, shlpmems. 111 barrels; stork, 1.133 J
bsrrela. . . ' I
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011 catks: shipments, MS rasks; stork.
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