Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 24, 1910, Page 11

¢ ¢ THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY 24, CRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET | "Further Decline in Wheat on Weak and Lower Oables. G0OD WEATHER HELPS BEARS Holds Firm for the Day Re T1ess of Atmospheric Conditions | eNewly Seeaca Crop sald to Be Doing Well. ¥ OMAHA, May 2, 1910. Whak and lower cables and good growing weather 1 the wheat belt caused furthe: dediines, at the openi Bears are ruling fluctuations and selling is the . News i favorable u he newly seeded crop and with the sur- Btocks vaiues are inclined downward. heat opened lower and weak and out- -laa markets caused free selling and ues broke Bhdrply finding a new low leval op ihg distant futures. Cash wheat Jower than Saturday. ely firm early, bux eakened fater on lo cash markets. Heavy recelpts featured the cash market an les were offered %@ic lower than Eaturday. l’flm-ry wheat Yeceipts were 771,000 bu. ond shipments were 400 bu., egainst re celpts last yéar of 38,000 bu. and shipments of_ 20,000 bu. Primary corn recelpts were 417,000 bu. and shipments were: 37,000 bu., against re- celpts last year of §6,000 bu. and ship- ments of 688,00 bu. Glearances were 110,00 bu. of corn, none gt loats and- wheat and flour equal to’ 205,000 Liverpool closed 2g2%d lower on Wheat and nominal on_ corn. Local range of uptions: Il“fl‘n ‘\ "y B! 1%/ filofl\xm‘xoz L [ B5% 6T% 3 il gl % | 37| S| s JIN 3 Swate, No, 8 color, ; No. a wm’ No. 3 yell 2.3 yellaw, )Y'.a ll W, SA@BC; 56%@ :.a"wofi g 4 Mc. B lndfi. Hg8iaes 36/ nm-‘t—uo 4, 45%49c; No. 1 feed,, 460 |5 41g; rejes ARgse. os, Watie; No. s, M. . Carlot Receipts, ‘Wheat. Corn. Oats, 63 19 I L BB | 4o 16 . o No. 3 mixed, ():flm;x;lia it nulut i ) CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Featuves of the Trading and Closing of Trade. CHICAGO, May-28s-More than a million bushels of wh thrown into the pit at mq first taj 6 gong today. Such taotics repeated % the sestion and followi R oralized on- of tha hum fouses bets é" b short In the May led it the selling. or8 assisted in pound- Ing“down /Wheat was 4o off at one time, with a net loss of 2ic. 1@lke to 1%e provisions lower also bv be to The. Notwithstanding the furious onslaught, leading longs In wheat did not let go t _holdings, but watched chances and lent sup- port from time to time, by purchasing Sep- fomber or May at critlcal perlods. It was Notced, however, Ahat thip class of Buy! was catefully minimize uch, cove short -whent ‘was ‘8one, m'fiu Pf Ié wdditional short selling. Pit uplrltlonl wlre on A scale so large &s almost to_monopo- 1izé dttention, bus slump in all European markets hed somewhat shaken the confi- dence of the bulls before the np‘r ‘tlons here began. Then came news he weather was n highly favorable fl)r fllo crop. An official estimate from Kansas #poke optimistically of 4,500,000 acres of growing grain there expeclcfl to harvest 66, ! ATS—Standdrd, No. 3 white, 3T%@ 0; No; 4/ whit fior No. 8 vellow, | Lou i 0 y<liow, St 172 [ last tw . | Chicago 13,200 bu.; CORN—§| Wheat, cars. 8 cars; corn, 230 cars; oats, 223 WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT Warmer in Nebraska and Over Bas ern Mountain Slope. OMAHA, May 2, 1910. central over the y this morning, ng unsettled weather everywhere east of the Missouri river and throughout the mouthern states, Rains are general in the lake region, Ohlo valley and southern states, and some heavy falls occurred in the lower Mississippl valley, within the last twenty-four hours. A ridgé of high pres- sure extends from the western Canadian provinces south over the eastern Rocky mountain slope, and + generally ~clear weather prevalls throughout the west. The weather s warmer |n the west, and a very marked rise in temperature has occurred in western Nebraska and over thé middie Rocky mountain slope, within the last twenty-four hours. The weéstern ridge of | high pressure will move eastward over the central valleys within the next twenty-four hours, and fair weather will continue in this vicinity tonight and Tuesday, with no important change o emperature. Temperature and ipitation as com pared with the last 1h|‘ H Minimum temperature. Precipitation .. Normal temperature for today, 6 degrees, Deficigncy in pr ecipitation since March 1, Inches. Bfiulh‘wm‘y corresponding period iIn 1909, 2.60 inches. Deficiency corresponding period in 1008, 1.58 inches, L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster. Corn and Wheat Re For Neb,, for the twenty-four hours ending at § & m..~{5th meridian time, Monday, May 23, 1910: OMAHA DISTRICT, 'Y | Auburn, B'ken Bow, Neb, Columbus, Neb. Culbertson, Neb Falrbury, Neb Fairmont, Gr. Island, Neb. Hartington, Ne Hastings, Holdrege, Oakdale, Omaha, Neb. Toknmuh, Neb. Alta, @ 233383: 22333338383 Sibley, *Sloux CH}’. I * Minimum umrrlluru (or period ending at DISTRICT ArVERAQEs 0, 0 twelve-hour Rain- Districts. fall, 0. .20 ul Dea Moines, ln l Minneapolls, Mion. 30 Kansas City, Mo.. 24 Omaha, Neb.......19 Excesslve rains were general within the ~four hours in the St. Louis and istricts of the corn and wheat L2ELETRRIB, region. Good rains occurred in all other ex- cept_the Omaha alstrict. it ds Local Forecaster, Wcllher Burea! NEW YORK GMNERAL MARKET Quotations of the Day om Various Commodittes. NEW YORK, May 2.~FLOUR—Dull and patents, . -$5.3095.60; winter .50; . winter Jpatents, r(ng clears, $4.25(4.50; winter ex- .00@4.40; winter extras No. 2, %; caneas straights, MEG600; re: 14,900 bu.; specials, B, w.; rye teady. NMLA LQulet; fine white and yel- lif)@l Cé coarse, $1.25@1.30; klln dried, No. 2 red, nominal, H ) northern, hominal. £ o. b Option market: was w on the cables, favorable weather and crop news and some liquidation, lower on May and 1 isitions. uly, 8L .40, tras, .7 celj pot, easy; N glevator domestio #8150 nominal, £. Kt was without trensactions, 1w@%e net decline; May closed 6c; tember, GS%c; receipts, 14,625 bu. pot, easy; mixed, 26G3% Ibs. al; natural “white, 2632 natural white, 1bs. market was without tr nsactions. Erl and lower under n—.vy selling | Gen closing luc Great Norths NEWYORK STOCKS AND BONDS Sagging Tendency of Prices Disaj pointment to Wall Street. PARIS BUSINESS DISCUSSED Negotiations Sald to Be Progressing for Sale of Bonds to Fore Bankers—Sharp Dreak in Whe | NBW YORK, May 23.—Today's stock mar- | omal ket was a dlurpolnlmenl to those who took on stocks In the latter part of last week in the expectation that & broadening of demand and a rise in prices were to be Tooked for this week. The sagging tendency of prices was difectly due to selling to tealize by such disappointed holders, while the expected demand was not in evidence. The deeper causes for the gotion of the market, or Its lack of action) still remain obscure. The tone became decidedly weak by the end of the day. The alleged progress of negotlations for the =sale of bonds to Paris bank- ers was a subject of discussion again, with the old assertion that officlal announce- ment was imminént. was also in- sistence on the prospect that the old pro- o listing Uniteq States on the Faris urse was near its consummation. The stock market was not influenced by these claims nor by the reports of signs of re- vival in the iron trade. The sharp break in wheat prices bore out the news of increasingly favorable crop con- Itions, but allowance w de for the ificuity of the speculative position in the market. The evidence of liquidation there I8 looked on as secondary in importance ) nncn fl"",} to the good progress of the crop sel New York banks report considerable dis- counting here by outside banks, while de- mand for mercantile paper is Indifferent, Oowing to considersble resort by merchants to their own banks for accommodation on the plea that o at this time are slow. The recelvership for the Chic; City railways, *fioe following that of the king Valley property, was disliked as an evi- dence of the miscarriage of plans of lead- ing financlal groups, rather than for any direct effects on the market. Bonds were irrégular. Total sales par value, $1,269,000, United States were un- changed on call, Number of sales and leading quotations on bonds were as follows: Sales. High. Low. Close. Chalmers ptd . i o Amaigamated Copper American Agricultu 3esiae £ nternational Pump . lowa Central . outstanding, $490,110,000. Ocnonl ard siiver dollars in general urrent liabilities, $97,298,- e In treasury offices, i In of the United States, $37,127,3%; subsidiary sllyer coln, $21,363,949; m'nor coin, §i mm total balance in general fund, §52,101,69. furnished by Samuel Burns, I, 633 N York Life bullding, 25‘“;» Auaitorium, Chicheo, S 1920 of Omaba 4y, Union Stock Yards Co., S0. Omal London Closing Stocks. LONDON, May 2.—The market for American securities opened higher on the good bank statement, but declined on realizing. At noon the market was easy. ith prices % higher to i lower than the New York closing of Saturday. London closing_stock quotations: Consols, money ...53 5-MLouisville & Nash. .163 Oh Cenadian Pasific Chesapeake & Ohio.. %0y Reading 8" Great Western.. .usa‘mnnzn Raiiway B MIL & 5P " Mim southern *Pasitic Union Pacifis Blu s B #% 4o pta 383 Wabash g‘ no|vu i u| Conts panish gf Vi H.—-Bnr. steady at ourice. MONEY—3%@4 per cent. The rate o dlmount in the open market for short bills is per crnl. for three months’ bills, mm cent. 24 13164 per New York Curb Market. The following quotations are furnished by Lol & Bryan, m Boulh Sixteenth llr“; Gas, Bite Coulttion Qactus - Ghiet Laror e, onnaiiduisd $4Newhouse . 1%0hio 2151 : 3 Rawhide OCoalition . “16Ray Central ] & Swirt Pkg. Co. Sears, Roebuck 181% Superior & Plttsburg 12 lwr.m\ o1 »w K Tonopah . Onlcm-ldd Cong’ ted, ln-plmlun o8 New York Mining Stoeks. NEW YORK, May 2.—Closing quotations on mining staoks_were: lice . 287 SLeadville Con . *Liitle Chlet . Mexican 16 Ontario = Biqndard %, Yellow Jacket 5 ] 95 0 i o Tron 8ilver, *Ottered. o Bank Claarings. OMAHA, lhy 23.—Bank clearings for to- day were ,m,'le‘.xg' and_for the "corre- Spanding date ear $2,810,716.14, Metal Market. NEW YORK, May 23.—METALS—The market for Standard copper was firmer to- day; spot and May closed $12.50 bid; June and’ July, $12.50@12.55; August, m 12.60. 'zrm Fondon aasret v Samy s BOSTON, MASS. 50 STATE STREET . SUBJECT 'rocc":m Gross Harnings Net ...... Interest .. Surplus We recommend electric FO! RAILROAD, MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION B __ FULY PMD 3100 00 0. 9._. Bonds of AT 105 A FIRST-—Secured by the wer 18 unusually favorable, TELEPHONE — s/ DOUGLAS 2782 — We Own and Offer $50,000 Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co First and Refunding Mortgage Six Per Cent Bonds. Dated October 1, 1909, Interest payable April 1 and Oectober 1. At Fidelity Trust Company, Milwaukee, Wiscénsin Trustee: FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ‘¥ BASIATED SRR Sr XN ST B s pATR The aggregate earnings ol the properties owned by the Eastern Oregon Light @ Power Co. for the vear ending Dec. 31, 1909, are as follows: E ARNINGS Operating Expenses thes OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Best Grades of Cattle Are Strong, All Others Weak. ‘HOGB ARE A SHADE HIGHER Packers Take Most of Offerings and the Sapply is Cleared Up Early ~=Sheep Lambs Are Slow Sale. SOUTH OMAHA, May 2!, 1910, Due October 1, 1029, ceve s 8 B9,847.05 bonds for Investment for the following ressons: first mortgage on four water-power plants, 139 miles of transmission lines, with gas, electric power plant of Baker City, the light and power plant of La Grande and five other towns. subject only to an underlying issue on the Baker City plant, to retire which bonds are held inescrow by the trustee. SECOND-—Further bonas can be issued for only 80 per cent of the cost of new property, improvements or additions, and then only when the net earnings show double the interest charge. THIRD—The water supply I8 ample and certain, and the market for hydrauile which 18 due to the high price of coal. TH--The.combined net urnlnn in 1909 of individual plants were about twice the interest charges. FIFTH—The present development can be increased seven times at & small cost. SIXTH—The principal stockholders are men of high financial ability and integrity and are well known throughout the middle west. R PRICE 100 AND INTEREST . Turner Co.: $168,805.40 49,267.45 #114,547.08 . 66,200.00 ONDS scsasasana 23 GSHB‘.!ESSSS::S&Q:BE’ 528232522232 2833325483 Herbert E. Gooch Co Brokers and Dealers GRAIN, PROVIEIONS, STOOXS, Omahe Officer 118 Noard of Trade Blds o e ’—fl.-‘l..'. A-21321, Oldest and Lazgest House in the State 243 western lambs % western lambs CHICAGO LIVE STOUK MARKET Cattle Market Slow-——Hogs Strong— Sheep Demoralised. CHICAGO, May 23.—-CATTLE—Receipts, head; market, slow; m-. $6.25098, 70 u 16@9 6; $4.76@5.40, cal i feeders, $4.7578. HOGS—R cows, helfers, 25@17.45; bulls, B 00Gh00, soctiira” and BASSIBRIBRESS © 000,000 bushels. Bx Who re-examined the «Hesslan fly th 111 AW seesrien can by very fiew cpses had there been any actual dam- ere was no indications of a let-up vals of wheat from Duluth, Some*grath Which had come that way was kept waiting at the docks, prevented by bad weather from being put into store, but neverthele: pl’)lnl{ in lll'ht -nd & menace n keepl 10 the bull Hunmerml of Hu tutures, 7 . Local dealers '}uote Lake| The following table shows the Yo i8 ot ™ 1 TR0 electtolytie, $12691:4p | cattle, MOES A ‘Shech at Bouth OmAE. {or SORE: eanting, 413 TIN50, Arrivais of Cop. | the year G0 dhte, compared widh last YeAr: pex at New York todey. were 30 tons; cun. | ysar: 1910. 1909, Dec. lom house returns showed exports of 2,343 ! mm 868,164 fl.n“ tons, making 14,464 so far thl! month. Tin|Hogs o+ 838,152 1,079,460 . Tk 2 M&!wnin‘mn Sheep . ... 685,274 696,118 . and ul ; August, .. BB, Tohon sloed Gy, Spol, i e | prlot cPReer'S BOUS, Bt 3 ITAl @40 New York, H.i5a4.20 Hant St Lovis. a8y with Gomparizons: 'he London market was lower at £12 13s 9d. | Date. strong, be h butchers, $9. 13 prime, No $1.00. mon ulo cholee, Paoific = coast, 28%c; uL‘.‘fi.‘?* o | g LEATHE —Flrm. hemlock firsts, 2@ Plfl"c Mall 2c; seconds, W@Tc; thirds, 32G%c; rejects, Dlgs, $9.5506.80: b X SHEIP AND LAMBS—Receipts, market, demoralized, 15g20c @600, yearlings, $0.2087.00; e/u 60; spring: lambs, $8.75¢9.25. Kansas City Live Stock Market. caca EEE 3 nnmlnll 1908, nominal, rm Central 20,000; lower: shee Amerlca, lambs, 7. EERR = up quotatio tinued without e eady; mess, (0 t lnlarrumlol\. Santsmbcr il L but elosing etead; by Uit Penction, ke, a ‘Aeciine or st There was extensive covering by shorts in corn,. Frost was forecasted for northern Arean tonight. September varied between Y o and 6lc, closing at Saturday’s final figures, 00%c. The cash market was well L gupplie lied and weak. No. 2 yellow closed In Oats, elevator people sold May and bought new crop mouths. ‘Other shorts also bought distant figures. September sold be- }Il‘en 7%c and 3%e, closing e off at ro\’hibnl Adipped A little because of the weakness (i ‘ain. The decline shown at \ht flnluh wll practically uniform, be to unlllonl rln(ed as follows: Ar clen}opon | High.| Low. | Close.| Sat'y. “‘;{l\e;l 282 0% 56% 4 39 8% B/ B {1154 %8 2 ¥ juus 33053 |oE S5 u er patents, 4. ring straights, s2@sTc; szam-nu.n{m T \southwestern, $2.00; Yo 1 sorthwestaen, 815 Timethy,” nomi- ‘?mfhw"' (= k bbl., $23.00 1SIONSMess pork, per [E) ¥ ' 13.96. Short 00 1bs., 2. 3. hort clear s, e R g Total clonrlncel of whe.t Mld tlour were. egual to 215,000 bu. Pri were T1000 Bl compared with | the corresponding day a year un Visible supply of whn( n_ the United States decreased 843,000 bu. for the week. The amount of brna-mll on ocean pas- u‘c increaged 1 bu. stimated rfl‘elp . mr tomorrow: Wheat, cu:. :;rn 230 cars; oats, cars; hoss, No. 2 red, ; Ne. 2 hard, 0T Nn 1 2 northern lnrln'N $1. onal 0. 700 or, mlxlnr. fair xmu o Cash Prices-Wheat! No.'3 1ed, §1. qi 1 No. 3 hard, R ordl .&nnl $1.08 ®; No. u $%snh, 0 Nu 2 white, 6363 o; No. 2 yellow, 6l oW o .‘é)l&u’NoNl white, 41% f . ! -: te, dic; No.'s whie, rd, 4 e Bleaay: da 5 Shasdy; recel azes Included.” 1gic; ' I"l — Steady; dalr n.‘&%:‘“fl% Wagd e ! rm enonc. to fancy, 310 %ULTKX—dmds. turkeys, 18c; chick- A TiStendy: 50 o 61b. welghts, 8G0; ~§belb. welghts, gl0c; 8 to 10-Ib. e itec) odny—~Wheat, 63 cars; corn, 119 i 8, 172 cars. Estimated tomorrow— creameries, 23@27¢; at 19c; 2,618 cases; firsts, gBD\«'lSlONB—Pork. barely 24.60; family, $26.50@21. 0 amily, 316,002 00; amily, @50, “But meats, nemfly, Dlokled belll 1 lD 14 _pounds, $15.650§17.50; s, 50. rd, easie t 3,00613.10; refined, Jaxy; continant I:;, l‘:mh Amerlea, $14.50; 'compound; 0. " mgu.-w Dull; prime eity, bhds., The; s It ORI SuTaNT domestic, 4@sc; Patna, & ' —S8lightly firmer; creamery spe- De Mwc: aviras, o, thirds to firsts, to prime, %@2Tc; process specials, seconds to extras, 224@26c; factory, seconds to firsts, 23%G2%e; imitation creamery, 250, AR SEsE—Firm; state, full cream, new speclals, 15@15%c; fancy white, 14%c; fane colored, W¥c; dverage prime, @14%c fair to good, 13@l4c; common, 100! as to guality, 16@17c; state skim; 12%c; fine, 10%4@llc; fair to good, THR@Yc: common, B4G1 tull skims, 42008 regular packed, Irsts, nne nr-u 20%c. LAY Dressed. auiet; frozen chick- ens, 16G28c; western fowls, 16@19¢; turkeys, 16G20c. extras, neral Market. May fl.h—'WHEAT—h tures, lg'"'w:- .Cfl % 1.04% {ul September, ©. sh, lower; track: 2 red, $1.1214@1.15%; No. 3 hard, $1.05@1.12. CORN—F weak; July, 80%ec; Sep- lower; track: No. 2, 0@ : No. o, Blc. A’l‘s—rnluru, weak; July, & c; Sep- lower; track: No. 3, #c; No. FLOUR~—Stead i Te3 wintar patents. ¥ 5.2 g8.; extra fa 7, 54 stratant, 755, winter clears, $3.00g3.50. SEED—Timothy, CORNMEAL—$.35. BRAN-Weak; mcked east track, 3100 llAY»su&d!. timothy, $14.60818. i, $10.0013.60. BAGGING—T 8-1c. HEMP TWINE—fc. PROVISIONS—Pork, unchanged; $18, Lard, higher: prime stetm, 12574, Dry’ salt meats, un extra shorts; #1400; clear ribs. gt clears, $14.%. Bacon, unchanged; boxed extra_shorts, 45.25; lear sides, §ionds; Bhort clears, $16.50. POULTRY — Stead rings, 26@%7c; turkey geese, Te. mvh'un—steu EGGS—S8t prai- obbing, 12. 47\\ chickens 14%c; 16c; ducks, 12%c; i creameyy, 28@2c. o Rcc-! Shipments. P S Flour, bbls. . un L12; 2 red, §1.06@1.10; No. 3, né JIAIYv ehunwad. $1.03G1.06%; No Docamber. 514¢ lowor, No. 2 mixi 8, 00c; No. 2 white, 61@81%c Rauc 3 c. 0. -gt No. 3 white, uoac; RYE—~No. 2, 1067, Y—-Uncha chofce timothy, $15.00; ey!.'a':-e prairie, . fo@1100; cholce aifaife, 1 changed ; Sreamary. extras, 26¢; nr-u. 2e; seconds, 22c; packing stock, : ws—-sn-dv new ‘miscellan, ourrent receipts, us cases, 1. ocase: o, o ternn, B8] slorage. Receipts. Shipments. Wheat, bulh.l- “&‘ Pfll..“ 400: ‘ahord | A & Pittsburg Coal Pressed Steel (‘ur ing 3 Republic Steel . Republic Stee] ym Unlon' Pacitlo ...... Union Pacific pfd. Realty. ;n.-c;num cnmlm a Wabash pid Western Maryland Westinghouse Elect Westorn Union Wheeling & ol Saien for the' 47, 410,000 sharee New York Money Market. NEW YORK, May 2.—MONEY—On call steady at 4@4%4 per cent; ruling rate, 3 per cent; closing bid, 3 per cent; offered at per cent. TIME LOANS—Steady; sixty days, 8% per cent and ninety days, 3%@4 per cent; six months, r cent. ME;(P'NTILP' PAPER—G PRIME 6% per cen STERLING EXLHANOE—GUOH actual business in bankers' bill 4540 for sixty-day bill demand; commerclal bili SILVER—Bar, 68%c. M BONDS—Government, frregula Cloat & quotations on bonds with . S4B v (A xican dollars, #c, steady; rallroad, were A b L K& T e e o1 1ia-Chi I st " lnt Al Bilmers 0% do gan ke [y 39! L5 lizi‘:fil WASHINGTON, May 28.-—Th of the treasury u the h.!.lnnlll ot bultnm o llow: ot T ‘?133'23‘ et Spelter was steady; spot, 5.60 New | 1910, (1908, (1008 (1007 [1906. [1905. [1904. - 600 York, “\B?GB) East St. Louls, The Lon- don market was unchanged at £21 17s dd. The English iron market was lower at 50s for Cleveland warrants, Loclllv ulet ND 1 foundry northern, $17.0001 northern, $16.50@17.26; No. 1 lou!hvrn und No. 1 southern soft, H&Wl Coffee Market. NEW YORK, May #.—COFFEE—The market for coffes futures opened quiet at unchanged prices to an advance ot paints sympathy with steady European markets. Business was very quiet and the markets later ruled unsteady under scat- tered offerings, which were believed to come from European sources with the mar- kel closing quiet, b 2 points higher, to ints lower. were reported of | ¢ 7 bgs. Closing ids foliow: Say. June July, 6.36c; August, 6.50c; October, Novem- ber and D‘m T, 6.560; January, 6.68c; February u’-rcn 6.06c, and’ April, 6.67c. pts at the two Braslian ports, 11100, agatnst”s.o00 just Year, Sundiany re: celpts, 5,200, against 4200 last year. New York warehouse dellveries Saturday, 6,88, t 5.860. Spot quiet; Rio, No. 7, Bic: No. 4, ¥e; [ mild qulet; Cordova, t. NEW YORK, Mi COTTON—Market opened steady at an advance ole?ll points, 'hh July leading on continu covering bull support prompted by -l cables, particularly as to spots, and er talk of too much rain in the IOIIth. Reallzing checked the advance and prices reacted to within a point or two of Saturday's el during the early trading under thin sellin together with operations for & reaction. is rumored that freight room for over M biles has been en; within the last days for shipment from New Yflk IM ‘otton futures opened stea u. s b sko: Auusr, 16.080; Sept Ocmwr. kum December, 12.84c; 1290, osed quigt; middling midaling gl 1b.6c. Salcs, Minneapolis Grain Market. IINNEAPDL[ May E—W'HEAT—KIY, !eplembcr. 96%c; cash, Nv 1 northern, $1.07@ ember, arch, upiands. 15.40c; . sacks, $18.00715.%. ;! ts (b . b. ; wecond patents, 36,10 | f , $4.16G4.25; second clears, n—ou,s- bbls. : rece 468 bbls.; stock, ur- Ipte | m rbll. uote: B, .uakw‘m‘ f'l Wo, S T0an 0, W NEW YORK, May 25.—The visible sup- n:‘y' n{, lr;lnNflllu;\h{. an 2, col piled by the New Yor) ce'e was as follows: Wheat, H.&fl bu. crease 842000 bu.. Corn, 6,641,000 bu. 146,000 bu. Rye, 573,000 bu.; increase, 14, Barley, 2,162,000; increase, 117,00 bu. Cana- dian wheat, T‘M bu.; increase, 749,000 bu. Peorin Gl‘ll Market, PEORIA, Hl 23.~CORN—Steady; Na 3 white, 8¢; No. 1 yellow, B%¢c: No. 68%e: No. 3, B8%c; No. Te; m "rld 4 TS-—-Lower; No. 2 white, 4l%¢; No. 3 te, #0c; No. & white, B)c; standard, % H Total receipts .... Omaha Packing Co. Swift & Company Cudahy Packing Co. Armour & Co. Schwarts. Balm steers lnd stron) fm. ag; same notches as on Fri tock: ted and the Prices were little ditferent (f [: ek, in’ 3 all kinds was tone to the market was $2.7567.50 Representative sales: B I'M TUIBMIIN 6 81 5 22| 6 24 6 30| 9 44 b 3 9 41% 9 40%| Rmtr- and alvmumon of live stock at the U Soul twenty-four hours ending " s o'clock yes- terday: fon Stock h Omaha, tor RECEIPTS—CAR! Ci tl\e }Ioll Sheep. H'r's. . M. & St. P... Missouri Pacific . Union_Pacific . C. & N. C & 1 1 141 Cd DISPOSITION~HEAD. Cattle. 490 erth r Hlmlllon Lee Rothscilld. . Other buyers. Total ... CATA LE-The week - rather moderate run and no great change in | wndmul;- a8 c:mn’;:“cd with rt of last wee ere was P‘ uiry for the well-fatted and good welght 100 256 Om CM spened out with a Ihu lt;ler these commanded steady to . "On the other hand there call from any source for the or- light and medium welght grades and Thgs in particular were hard to move Frices that were unevenly lower than Friduy. The supply of cows her limited and alth 4 ‘ AT emand from both local packers an outside buyers the tone to the trade Was rathet weak than otherwise. for yeal calves was just about steady with | o last art and heifers was ough there was The market d for the moat P 3 5‘;‘::',’ W‘n‘l’lfl ln lub-llnl!llly the was very little Ille u:‘ l..hewl. ldfi In s lnd feeders as suppliel ot at all rnm. e fares m the latter able stock edlum and common stuff of to move and the general iepd o weak on ot cattie—Good to cholce ws 10; fair to good eor! ; common to falr eorn- good to cholce cows 7o, falr la‘.t}u? wwi ‘common to feir cows @i, good 10 c‘hnlcn r to n alr lnch heifers, $3.75@4.5, » efl?.'.' vea 1 bulls. stags, T6G6.5. ete., KEF STEERS. Av. P e T 4w s 2 gRu383 1 . 4 240 ANY FREDERS. " 4 8RA Y B3z & 3z . 895 COWS AND HEIFERS ...1123 660 i = huh OGS—Hog prices ruled a shade er ml;: morning on_ & barely normal suj The opening and the close were a wedk, but the big bulk of supply m,m_ manded quotably strong figures. Packers fook most of the offerings, shippers picked out s few 0dd lots and movement was rea- Sonably active and a very fair clearance effected before midday. Thete were not very many light hogs in- cluded fn the run and the spread of prices s correspondingly narrow, $9.40G9.45, buy- ThE most of the hogs. Good' lights not only ++| sola at the top of the bulk. but at the top *|of the market as well. , Tops reached 39, the same as Saturday. Representative sales: = 2 ¥ BaBsl BeEEssl =t B3e¥: Ea! s 2N I e 525555552333 8388838 shasSssss FEEEE S FEFEs B s SR 3 a::.:.azszggfis;s-zalan:: EETETETESIAIAAS P 113 5 .A rently, lambs were more P ordags 'thin morning "And trade was slow and draggy from the start Supplies were fully normel. advices f the east were still discouraging and the trend of prices at this point decldedly Many of the early bids looked to he less than those of Friday, but e or Jess dickering trading finally 25c lower flgures, the bulk les showing this decling. was nothing strictly’ prime on sale of shorn lambs, but stock of ‘nfl‘uon ‘would probably sell pretty 4. Callfornia shorn jambs that had hevn [ Fester” ‘-°s‘6"°3-a" lambs sold The May in ‘Al this de b December, went to a e packer at ;.'-f of thin vear R:fl::nn: i it surprise to the trade, s time of ;‘:':r prlr&u are soaring, but the recent big slump jn values goes to show that it is not always the best of policy ‘o play the mar- ket to repeat. A lot of ‘stuff coming from tern feed lots, coupled with & season- le shrinkage of demand, s t-n rally seribed as the main bear lulor at present. urrent quotations on shorn lambs and sheep are pretty close to ise Tower than ear a80. uotations on shorn stock: Geod 10 ehotoe ]lmhl l'l'llfi 4, fair to good lambs, $6.7 T ght yearlings, §7. to cholce ‘Zom-n. X alr 10 &ood wether: o cholce ewes, Talr 10 ood ewes, #.0006.00 Representative sales: N cattrornia lambs, feeders. California lambs, feeders. a falr k|nd of shorn . $6.60, KANSAS CITY, May 23.—CATTLE—Re- celpts, 9, 3 erns; market steady to port ‘and () beef steers, 0 good, $5. 8.10; stockers and feeders, $4.2506. ern steers, $4.. W. south @ 5.76; native caw ’r Pative heifers, $65.00a7 50@6.50; 7.6, bulls, calyes, 7. HOGS :&m head; market steady to 9.00; light, sales, $9.4i $9.0029. 0. BHEEP AND uuns—m«lpu. head; market 9.00; yearlings, ewen, $4,26@8, Recelipts, Ml er; 5 ers, B ) St. Lou! Live Stock ST. LOUIS, Ma; u~cAnLE—W|D(" 3,800 head, lM‘Ilfl“ 2,000 Texans; market sisnay o' srgn Hatlve lhlppln‘buld ex: ¥t steers, §1 cof and s under L0 Market. and bucks, $3.5005.25; stockers, uoobsoc St. Joseph Live Stock Market. BT JOBEPH, Mo, Mey 8.—CATTLE '“lg? “hm market d M{l rs, i COWS an ers, Calveb 000100 $3.50@ HOGS‘RM:.!D( W head; market steady ;:; e higher; top, n-o. bulk of sales, $9.45 SHEEP AND LAMBS— Receipts, 3,000 :‘5‘0% market dull and lower; lambs, $7.50 Stock in Sight. Receipts of live stock at t e five prin- clpal western ma South Omaha . St. Joseph Totals Liverpool Grain and Provisions. LIVERPOOL, May 23.-WHEAT-8pot, dull; No. 2 red western winter, no ktock. May, 6 84d; July, 66 §%d; [ CORN——IM quh! old Amarlonn mixed, 5 Td; new Kiln dried. b 54d: via @alves ton, Elfi d. Futures, dull; July, bs. P Winter patents, dull, 30s 5. Omaha Hay Market, QMAHA, May 8 HAY-No, 1 $.10; 8. &, $6.00. Straw; Whea W0 Ritaltes $i260. T| of hay are holding thelr ow Y eemi to ‘want the poorer qualliy at any price. um h Dry Goods Market, NEW YORK, May 2-DRY GOODS-— Moderate sizéd orders for cotton goods were recelved in the malls, Advices from raw silk growing centers state that pros- pects are bright for a large crop. Dress goods markets rule quiet. Yarns are firm and quiet war Market. NEW YORK, May 2.—SUGAR—Raw, firm; muscovadg, 8 s, Sei centritugal, test, 4.24c; powde: Elgin Butter Market, ELGIN, May 23,1 nl"r'rm-nrm, at 8o output, 657,000 pounds