Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 28, 1910, Page 15

. THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1910 " ‘ 0015 AND PRODUCE MARKER | >+r=" »* zuz enavs 2" g} JORE STOCRS AND BONDS | »=ren o vz cuesasve woon | QAHA LIVE STOCR MARKET | s i ot B 0200, 2 T ambe on sale today to Afford any-|Ses a Prodece Transetions of the Amociated Banks mm‘ Tike o toet of prices, Reguiar receints | mibes by ooy R Gonti This Section of tHe Country, for the Week. sted _of two cars Wnd & couple of | LSRTC Y ontinued Foreign Decline Makes Ef- » OMAMA, May %, 0. |Little Business Dona in View of | XEW YORK, May #7.-Bradstroets hank | Cattle Receipts An Light, but Values ':5'5"": of drivecing ewalled the wupply 0 | (oL ~Creamery, No. 1 Rain are falling lower Missour} h week_ endin, 3 oo o § forts of the Bulls Useles valley and south over OXiahoma, and some Three Days’ Holiday. 5"“:&' Ay Lo Rpmvgnre ot GAT Are Generally Steady. : Qulllly"'a:mfl“:};‘“gv:‘r;"kl:"“ deapite (iR | 23 Nnetlh- tuba’ §iyiepacking o0 || very heavy tails reported In_sout 1 — . Pack, DR Gy, i dane s e oty Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma. Light | —_— igaay Seures. K¢\ changus every - b { I Barring Monday's trade, the market this [ S SHAREws overy ‘uesd CORN DEPENDS ON WEATHER :,,':“f," :";‘,fi{‘;“,’“ ":',"(',““‘f,,,',‘:,"“’,‘;‘:';".,‘,fl MORGAN FALSELY REPORTED IL | 7or The followiag I & liet of the it HOGS ARE TEN CENTS HIGHER .t..;,,., ot been very .v,’,,uu,,k Bomand |, CHEBEE-Twing, Jite; um" — lower ion, and were ttered 4 a @ _opening was ver 0 ces i 3 ll\foulnm-l th- ocky mountain re | Clearings.| Inc. opped %o on all classes of stook. | WO X m':‘_ "P:; 3, 160, 1 Comanti RNemuin Good the |norihwest, Generaily warmer weather pre. " o R Recotpts Are Light and ppers m:"."'r'lll:cr'::"{-'-th.:hm"zflflx: “dayy, | Syie, we. valle in_all sections, except in hio et ul 9 $he- ” armer Will Be a Free Seller | g0, " jower lake reglon and e ity In Early Part of Sessio New York. but not egough to cffset Mond 4 v n‘ru:i:‘t‘-:r aMr'xn::"- Thige, 3% nnd Prices Will Gradusily states, where temperatures are somewhat Chicago Inguiry has heen'more active and ‘while | fif S1EaMt SO, for, ronl . lower. Light frosts occurred last night in Signifying Aetion by Boston .. killers are buying very spar! t pres- | ise turkeys, sc; m’;“.-v“ w Work Lower. the Ohio valley and light to heavy frosts Bease Phiisdeiphia A " & ‘l’:“ tbaay | Bomer squabe, : perdon in the lake reglon. The weather Will con: J 3 q tnue unsettied in this vicinity tonight and Kansas City h compared with Jast weeics closeIn. | W per don per M OMAIA, May 2, 100, |Saturday, with showers tonlght and proba- Pittaburg . continued decline forel harkets | DIY Saturday, and not much change W tem- | NBW YORK, May 27.~The eve of a thres flnn Francisco for {he 188L two weacke has made it uscless | PEEAture. days' holiday on the s:uuk chlnlu is | Baltimore fonuil Jemders to attomme TGS IS uaclehs | Temperature and precipitation a8 eom- |uever conductve of much “'ne | Cincinnati ‘:II“: l‘n'u«:’[,‘:'“l ahd the o :,J,.,:m.,,"‘m?;: pared with the last three .)0“1;' ‘m’"is stock market, besides, has neen nv-m . o toward dullness and neglect by a p sensational break T**\With values | Minimum temperature.... {1 of uncertain and narrowing Precipitation . .00 ;32 .0|which are characteristic of the market 1 Normal temperature for today. 63 degrees. en in purely protessional hands. oy st P'y;‘.‘:";;m““,'lj, Sekent o "the | ; Defielancy in precipitation siice Marsh 1 m’hml.cr:v“y of the first hout ws due to e . e ahe 5.87 Inc e clrculation_of a rumor of tl ness domestic dema, I Raye (0 b on | , Deflelondy corresponding period in 1909, ot J. Plerpont Morgan, which orl ginated 11 | Milwaukes lio worther conditions from now on. With 287 tnehes. ding poriod in - 1008, |50 ORED BtOCk Brokerasy olreies. orEan | e Baui itly tavorable weather farmers will bo| .Peficlency corresponding pe > ":,d‘" e e f""""“‘““‘,}"" T v il of an ay with business assoclates in New . \r‘eh:";l:'-r;':;nxl“g:l;'l_“dlll:‘ “ly:ll:;""g;ym A \\'EL!H Local Forecastef. |York. The clireulation of false rumors is| Denver . of & poor cn.r.cu‘u and any signs of "—',“‘ n Dulletin, n:]r‘{y.i:e{::b;;:am:flng activity by a bear Indhnlpol Obinion 'thas the Teuidation 1 over aBg IR W T oed W R O T R e R My o tomo_reaction is probuble. Cash wheat 2 g I Reneas. tme Wi I v g ) d ’ i e R K o g Gaiaiga preTmcr. e gur s Dokmmon Sf BeappSlis | Mckmons ke ngain, Liberal recelpts are causing Beavy welilng by cash concerns and casn | Htatons Max Al M. Pl have & constons subest od bask e | WAMIAROL corn 8 getting cheaper every day. Weather | Ashiand, Neb.....78 6 88" Cloudy 0t Glacusnion. &nd. O Bds. erwet FoseDh onditions will have to be very untavors |Auburn, Neb.:... 0 R WU W W o AT T able before any change oan take place. BN Bow, Neb QIoY" |t 64 the maiities as AlivaaiE lumbus Primary wheat receipts were 2¥,00 by, [ Columbus, oo I8 Gleudy | O D e S Ao e | Aneay and shipnients were 247,000 bu., against re- |Culbertson, El551949Y | mation of the Speculative. uise that it was ’.;’:52:‘..'.:. c..m.. Jast )enr of 207,000 bu. and shipments | Fairbury, cloudy sought to make of the incident. The specu- | Spokane, Wash. . Fairmont, Neb. Gloudy llative effect of it was found:to be ex- o opimary corn recelpts were 42000 bu. g Cloudy |hausted and rumors of steps being taken o'fi“,(:"u'é’..'?“y'..r‘i’,}'fm s Du ana hipments | M Neb. Qloudy |LBMBg N0 Surther bond Nel the #ame | Nashyllle 5o Foy |ae e orupn, markuis 14N o revive | Hariprd Livorpool closed 1@ika lower on wheat Gloudy | 'ine course of the commodity markets s = Gloudy | watched elosely in the stock market, which Clear L!mfi:;cl-tl £ J0me e (ter;;l bby "um:‘ un- lent ‘eport of 8 bull party in o Carroll, 1 Gleary, | wheat: i oxpected to have tmportant re- | Wouxe'Y - Sein 8 b ey sults if it has served to bring about natural Grana, mpm 4 s e 1 & % Glokhy [conditions in that market. - The slightly firmer tone of the monny § Not inoluded in averages. * Minimum 8 Wi Au'ult iemperature o twelve-hour beriod ending nnowml?l:: b mads BY n'fi';mm"k“;‘fm Bl ghain at6a. m. mott to be published While the Siock o%. DISTRICT AVERAGES. chanige 18 In hocess. Over $1,000,000 ha Kone No. of —-'I‘emg.‘-— Rain | ta Cy mau tm- woek and the movement of Districts. Statlons. Max. Min. fail. mt-r Xchan, has been against New Columbus, O. 7 [ 40 | York. While the movement fiom the in- Loulsville, i 4 terfor has fallen off considerably, it has | ¥ 4] 00| been sufficient to indicate a substantial 00| cash gain tor 'Mam'; R onds were stea ‘otal nlen. r value, SL2,00. Unitod States bonds. wore un: e et e Tl l In| U lons Omaha, Nob....... I L4 on hondl were as follows: T The weather comlrmeu cool in the east- Sales. n:’).. Low. Closs. ern_portion of the corn and wheat region, | Allis-Chalmers pta 0 [ Light frosts ocourred in Ohfo and Indiana | AMmalgsamied Copper o -na 1ight to heavy frosta in the lake region. un-n?.':. gg‘f" tural 400 Rains were general in the western portion | Ameriean e 3 port f and heavy fall n#as and | Ameriean O & ¥ 5 Wiikes-Barre T oxunom- L. A, WELSH, o e & Kalamazoo, Mich .. Local ¥orecaster, Weather Bureau. metiean H. & L, fi P:‘I,l‘nner P 4 ~11c; No. 1 feed, 6'»9 NEW YORK GENERAL MAWKET ; Wo. 8, 65@100. R c.fl“ Seotmie. Quotations of the Day om Various Commodities. i Chicago ... ¥ heat. Carh. Oal| NBW YORK, May 21—FLOUR—Quiet and | 4 Minneapolls T llower to sell; spring patents, .50 \0 ool 0948 7|6.45; winter _straights, $4.6004. 5; | Dfllfl(h ‘ patents, $4.90Q5.25; spring clears, “.'m‘ Anacondu 3 - winter extras No_ L H00040; ‘winter Atchison . | AGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS |4} 0ot0, Kanaas straight, | A0 Joes iiiie """c us ipts, 14,560 bbls.; shipments, Bt 8 ort ; i " CORNMBAL-Steady; fine whits and yel- ey & Siowe nus Foatures of the Trading and Olosing |jow, $1. 196146, conrse, $1.261.50; kiln dried, % 0% in. 52! EE53 FEEEEEEEEH el Bioidra, from 14 to M oy 00, Detween grades are still more or less uncer- . ; Recelpts woi Sheeb. | Pal nd ‘uny hing with grassy appearance 1o $ei hens. liie; old rocetérs, Siso, young Ottiolal Mon . has been , meeting with discrimination p Py LR eathered, e Official Tuesday 2 4880 | Common offerings of both sheep and lambs | S1SRS "‘“I_"'g: ..‘m“"‘;...ls.'\'.““ l;:: Qtelclal Wedneada :;} just about 10@16c lower than a week o homers (& e s’ abe e’ Estimate Fridsy. 1 5,80 . B3| “There have not been many sheep com- 1ng, most of the ewes selling around $.006 ,.f“"fl mlx‘«?"#fig’cmm\ 10c; whitefish, Five days this week..15, 53k Wethers have Also been scarce, but |isc: PI& Mei trout. deei larke orapples Bame days last week. v the bottom nas almost fell out of the mar: Sk 130 Mlounders, " Mo by Same days 3 weeks ago 14 ket on big heavy muttons, and they are|fec 0 GINOGREN e Same days § weeks ago 198 | galling fully $2.00 per 100 welght less than|iiiee' perch, $0; Wiitatise, Same days 4 weeks ago..19,304 34 | aix weeks ago. Striotly prime wethers on | pech fi b..un.'“., 1o “whita B ls. Same days last yedr. i {hy handy welght order would probably a R oot Skadrosa p.':- e The following table shows the recelpts of | bring $6.50 or bet: (m' legs, 00 por dos. i oS, T e Tt Omaha €0r | ' Quotations on fed stock: G9oA to ch ot ine: R0 b ite; No. & 14 the year to date, compared with last year mbs, $7.8505.50; mr o lcnd lambs, .u 0. Loins, No, 1, i%c; N° ‘ 1910, 1909, Ine. D ?.u; go0d to ‘choice weth $5.15005.50, 184e. Chuel: No, l. 9o N Cattle X 160 alr to good wethers, $. B1b; Kood " th [} Round Hogs 11! 579,668 i) {holce ewes, $4.90G5.28 o §00d ewes, m.p. No» l,. ne: k 1.*;« eep Ly 606,629 o The following table shows the & Nipresentative sales: Tfim’rs—amwum- mnun. prices of hogs at South Omaha for the lut .« PE. | cases, ’l several days with comparisons: 247 western i mn‘;u '"'no.fi'“ du“r fry 0 — e | 108 western g Date. | 1910. [1900. |1908. |1907. |1908. [1906. [199%. 241 western b 2 B3, 10 0 1B 10 western 10 western raide Ana other dmmu 365 western $5.00003.50; 80-96-113 sizes, per box. ;{‘ - vana Mediterranean Sweets, )h-lu CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET |per box, §; 180 and smaller sizes, 2. unmnlk'blmonlor“ extra Cattle, Sheep Lambs Reported |83 B %iee ""‘?.{i,*,,'f‘*.,’:“, ik Steady——Nog Market Higher. mn-m !-ney -ltot. m buneg .,, h, worape i ruu. 8BNS ge ~ .- i 8 2hBRa.S0 5 8 =8 528 g3 S Siascan<u: -eicers: =BEEESR E3TEE 228 . Saasaszzascs FESEEE EEH smaller sises, 22253 ses ssa83a EEEEEE] 223 e o N 21 CHICAGO, May %.—CATTLE—Reocsipts | J estimated &t 1600 head; market ltu{ zb beeves, $5.6008. exas stoers, -lm [ l‘lorhh. western _Steors, ' $.16G7.50; 8tockers _and | - Ap Bén_Davis, - feeders, $3.90G6.40; cows and heifers, $2.700 #1.%5, California fanoy W. W, *Sunday. 7.00; calves, $.1565.00. [3 2%, California oxtra leyu and disposition of llve stock at| HOGS—Receipts estimated at 14,000 head: | f! P l ood brands, per the Unl;m Bthock nrad-; F«outh' m::b.’::r mllrkdel %%cw h,i(ner. 3 ht, m‘n cycnfi‘r'o‘m’fin"h‘“' p,, twenty-four hours ending at ». v = | mixe eavy, . 3 terdays Sha F: .98 good fo choice hea :sgno 1b. B b, i, Gl .50; b sales, 39.1 | Ecitie: Hogn, Sheep, H'r's. | * i AND LAN VE "“55"'”"‘ Ppotatoes, oficon: s 1 (o : e o r: potniosny A ec tives, $8.50G6.60; western: Seed Sacke wr ngs, .50; native m-nb-. uh‘w. T iieof fi",‘,‘,‘”’é;,f};,‘:‘ Dot westorns, uml_____ ”;n,mrn. per ns“e no'":fi" Texn erys- or cr 0w, St. Louls Live Stock Market. B B venstab S R BT ST, LOUIS, May 21.--CATTLE—-Receipts, | heets, turnips, in sacks, per Ib . adrile, 700, including 300 Texans; market, steady. ..m fancy, white, per 1b., 170; fed, pes Native shipping and export owu. $8.¢ ;|830; drossed beet and butcher steers, 3. inw SOUTHERN = VEQETABLES-. @8.%0; steers under 1,000 rmnfl $0.0006.00; | Radishes: Per do. bunches, c. Turni stockers and fecdern, 43764800 and eiters, DISPOSITION. 57506 50; calves, s T a e Cattle. Hogs, Sheed | qjan_stoers, M.T5@ST; cows and helfers, | Fer 12 bs., boc Florida, 3"’" “and Company.. l!OGIS—RAu!pu, 5,700; market 10¢ higher; | Fancy Ffi:fl oF Cuba, be Pkg. C and lights, $8.60§9.60, packers, é 250 sEszEe o KAPERS 3L383338 3 Tt ] 2! BE2S2RTSASERTES s = 5 e = kg 8355882883 2328558832 ! 3232 13 & 2558 4 B0 4 00 89 85 1 1 B0 15 - 85 178088 B8 ® 5. H S 388 g3 B g5, g i [ RS ES Carrots: E > Sz 22852 433388 i oS pi 76; choloe, butchers and best heavy, 3552 EEP—Shipments, 1,100; markef f use, pe! Ve miattons, . $L46QeTs; lambs, 85000 o) g oo 8 e b e o Radishes: Extra fanay h Ao dos, bunches, e. : oy lnt rr dos., 40c; head lettuce, per dos., 382528 fsgssssseanse ped ssasasssasies Other buyers ek KANSAS CITY, May #1—~CATTLE—Re- Total .. 8,837 1‘023 ceipts, 1,200 head, including 700 southerns; | 4bc. CATTLB-Receipts of castle were light |natket 'Wv-m%o'c" sxport and dressed | Green o Hion tee) 36, .15; falr to good, 80Q MIECELLANEOUB ~ Horger: Two AL R e i m& weatern sicers, $.8507.85; stockers and |dos, in oass, $1.90 Walnuts: Hack, per Ib., fecders, ) southern ' siears. W0n |36 calforaie, No, 1 ger Ih, 11c; G Frornia; e i o g o Mg TR uthorn cows, $15006.8; native cow % per I prifts gkory Hute: Laurye B ieneral tone to the trade at the close of i-nattve hitwe, # 5‘: mx,‘fldw, ‘per §os., 6. n, b oo pls Prices on Hoard of Trade. WHEBAT—Spot market weak; No. 3 red, n, the week is far from strong. The good to f ’ i Y el § LW, L B o T $os0 hufl"c‘;’t' shien, $.58 Wo-l Market. m cAog. mhv nt—frn- nltnc;g-u gone gu& non;lnnll & behm. llonorlhe{ni ot gfield, O. A m_,“g Tt Y e tat Tand Shorr-ded A _un;‘- -ngn %ng. ROSTON, May #1.-WOQOL~—The Commor. on‘m the wi ut rade u:nr‘ R s | $1.12%, nominal 0. a o aPt ndl:u"r ef o steers have been slow lnd unsatistactory P ' LA § 40 ha ::lll uuoun wll - y of the wool market B it by chiling | snaroly andes Fugther daiive Nguidatlon and gty o B TTGE TR i A |10 alee of Tow: uerter blocao, - Bonih | interosta n’-x?-a " Cho.overwrought | the weakness abroad, but railied. late on L By DEi A nees | £.9088.00; it of low ey B, South FE38 BESEEE £ H 30 s Ameri (1 erican sold by two local houses to a nerves af the moumon Final figures, | covering by shorts, and closed at W@24e |G e ies oy oh e ana thewe |5.60; stockers and foeders, .00, rominent New Biyna mill at He; not although sharply abovi low point of |net lower. Exporters reported sales of to the medium and cw“,“,“ natives. . At L. ng of consequence Is being done this week, »t wers to %@%o under the pre- |twenty loads of Manitoba ma dm-um late of fully H@c f St. Joseph Live ltuk Market. PBusiness {enerllly fair, the leading mil! to choice holvy BT, .vosEPH uo. 21.—~CATTLR-— |Of the en:n Ty hel:t opposed to operating cattle aré not over 10giso lower. Recelpts, 200 head; md ; steers, [even at prices, The Boston mor- s ond nifers thare whe ho pa 18 | 50@7.40; | chant can nefther sell wool In quantity (o ticular change in thé market as compared L00Q7. g SR er RN NI MOb) Mty With Yesterday, but outside of the very best e mflm.amc b e R B A B Lo B BT grades closing’ prices this week are fully h'f"ii,p .mg‘ LR ! () s | mads at 290 for Nertes Pload and e I York ... 1| lgtse lower than last week's close, = Veal) STl VS0, tambs, §7.0006.50. " 1|30 o thires. Siahile aon Be bl Rl e T o e e e o Ti Shoes o Rl ;mlhnm b surprising if values decline still *Not inclu n totals because compari- 'urther. e outlook is mot favorable for sons are incomplete. **Not included in totals “’:};V SI% 500 ANTINY EHDNRY FIn 8 Bagh: 1% Sy materially increased activity in the near because containing other items than clear- a Receipts of livs ock at the five prin- |future. ings. was very little dolng In stockers |cipal western markets yesterday: 4 n:g feedeis this morning, as both supply Jatsle. Hoqw -Shesn: al emand were limi week the London Closing Stocks. B8 IoNad Teed osk stores and treiturs | Stk Ofmatia, m The following quotations are furnished b LONDON, May 2l.—American securities [ have commanded a ready sale at firm fig- 1,200 3000 400 | Logan & Bryan, members Boston Stool opened % to % higher, and further | ures, while it hus been dittieult to mo B % " 5700 exchange, 315 South Bixteenth stree '(rgnnhgn.d on falr buying. At noon the | the general run of feeders at anything like 1400 8000 | A ure ... 6 Michigan tone_was steady and prices 4 to % over | satisfactory prices. THe volume of business 4 + Bh Mlaat the final New York quotations of yester- | has been very small, however, and a good 17,900 va'l' |_",l h clearance has been Made s that the tone % 5 | Glomet & Arisona.. st North Bt Consots, _money... 8 &i0Loutavlle & N...... to the trade at the close of the week is, if k&t o4 |Bajthing, firm as"comparea with the closs| o Nt R AL TH b of last weel .y ay =l —The 1 Quiney ... “:‘n"’:flrw':afi Wi Quotations on catties Good to cholos| market for ‘stdndard copper was barcly ey wwert Ry Conssitated R cornfed steets, ; fair to good corn- | steady, with May and June }uoua“ n‘t fl&% %12, ugus BEREE §3: he day, V1ous ‘olose ToF et crop futures, and BG |yesterday. May, 1. cloed a 8¢ down for July, $1.00%@1.02%, mfl At u(u% aop- Corn fini unshanged to 1%c off, and | tember, 97 closed at 9§%c. Receipts,|Corn Prodwot outs Ro lower 10 WORE higher, Provisions 2400 bi; xhipments, 500 bu. P50ted an advance of RN_-Spot market weak; No. 2, 6o, | Do B (ot anltain infrconcein the wheat | nominal, slevator, domestic basisi export pit was an authori announcement from | No. 3, 66%c, nominal, f. 0. b. The option the defeated leader of the bulls that state- TArko Wy quler, But saster, In SYmpAthY ot ments reg rdln‘ mn homlnn of wheat as | with wheat, closing %@lc net .lo: July, [ ty | %, closed 66%o; Septembor closed 36! gera pri s, S hexbacted direction, Brokers acting for SARS" w0t market barely steady; mixed, the firm were found to be bldding up u to 82 1bs., nominal; natural wnm 2 to the price of corp in the teeth of the fact ., 44@d6c; clipped white, 34 to 42 Ibs., that .:amcvull;nlnn at thMt (',:m- was u'n- c\' ll‘i!c'o‘lpmlmgw bu. 8 s N checked in w d_that there was vis arely steady; Dime, i No. ‘ ible_ ovidence of heavy selling of wheat |$1.10; No. 2, 3i.06 3, 90@95¢. | inter-Marine " ptd by foreigners in this market. The Euro- | HOPS—Quiet; uiats, oommon 0 cholce, | Inernati pean basis of price indeed, seemed for a ; 1908, nominal; Pacific coast, |lowa Central While & bugbear that was 16ading the semi- | 1909 14@15c; 1608, nominal. ¥ G “gouthern panic. Early Indications appeared to point HxDEs—éum. Contral America, 28%c; Southern pid fo u continuation of the big smash of ves. | Boxoty, 24Gad Gas ferday. The liquidation, however, brought | LEATHER—Flrm; hemlock firsts, %@ much good buylng on the ' dealines. | & fe; secouds, BGTe; thirds, 2GR0 TeJeots, There eame information of better mill- ing call for oash wheat here. There A ROVISIONS — Steady: | mess, $4.000 was much covering by smaller shorts who mo family, $26.50¢27.00; short clear, had soid, early, frightened by the bet of 26.0007217.00, B:ofmflefld) 5 apother da; Iy the fi lam méulv. 415, SaEruEas | & g gsgsassessesss SREE: [ 23sY 50 - Boston Copper Market. £ EH Bigdy Missourt Pacific National Bisoult iy Busy i 3% Shannon ... 19% Superior Copper 34 Buperior & Bosts 208 Tamarack fed steers, u common to tair corn- | @12.55; July, $12.47" ,‘ €00d 10 choice cows (1266 The Londcn market Wi 3 ot | and falr to §0od cows|spot quoted mt £66 12¢ 64 an: 343 Southern Ry......... W.75@6.15; comon to falr| £61 10s, Arrivals were reported at N TVss ang g Ny W ik e | o g de b, b ocke, JLTIOLY: 203 to oholde| Tork of H.26 tons. Custom house returhis o Nortoik & H .. uthern o..... owed exports ons, ng Soptember R"‘“ had ranged be‘::'ellr‘;. :w.‘; ":.?2‘%:‘3'7»@1:». i T e A oo B o R85, n 88 | good stockers and. fodds :tfis@s ; com-|g0 far this month. Lake copper quoted 267, dsalt 1 maatly staslt ote, Glosed uth America, compotnd, | Northern Pacitie i. W | s S s mon fo fair stockers and, feeders, R.UQ| a O Electrotytic, . P12 634€H2TS, bon_ at $1.02%, & decline of 3 4 b T mf Pacitio Mall . 7 2% 3 N h b 4.76; glt:oc hels @45, v cdvn. $12.37%@12.50, New York Curb Market. Corn startad out weak, was bid up '-'0“' D““ prime elty, hhds., 7yo; | Bennevivania = 3 i R1bQ7.0; 000‘- Tis . TALS ak, with spot and May quoted The followng quotations are turnlshed b sharply for effect upon wheat and then ““"'"34 a 10, B Y 00 % 4o 5 83.07%; J $32. 00; ~ July, Bryan, mamb-r- Boston St declined _on liquidation of “miscelianeous | , RIC LTS domesti, s4ase; Patoa, 6 e o - Ciaan Bt was. 1o | BUTTER-Steady and unchanged; croams | puifman Faiace Car o0 i e | SIL ERI-'BIP. steady at 34%a per ounce. e OOt 0 s Glosed Cat bousasie, | ery mpeciain, %o: extras, 2o; thirds to| Railway Steel Bpring 00 40 4 19| MONEY-3%G4 per cent. Thera was much liquidation in oats. Cov- gg i 0P8} prootes seconds o extrad, 38 | Raeainy ¢ Ry L T LRy R ol 5 g o or sl § g’;‘zimb e Whioh fte r'glugtpunll,:l:l%le:;e:r{ P “'Esmfifi.m:‘% -tw;%:nlmn, common, | Reputile Bteel ptd . it o 9% | months' bill 4 per cent. 1€ s, 2 —_— o“(“;.l::‘n‘ 36%c, closed at W@%We, & galn 5_1," ular; regular packed, extras R dand Co., 1 Il T R huvl un- were firm. Pork closed 1 ' s: o v Quotatiors furnished by Samuel Burns, POULTRY—Alive, firm; western brotlers, 4o b a lard advan 17%@%0c, 330; fowls, m turkeys, 10@140. [ s Y u. Jr., 683 New York Lite bullding, omnh-x_“ oh n mu auotations ranged as follows: ,,,V,;,{,'°:;:'k:;':?“;£ Thaas towis, 1Gise; | Sohes Faaltl . u Agattorium, Chicego lhlll ack| A % do ptd . Utah Consolidated m.-. (B South Bixteenth strest: Gas....... 26 Greene Cananes 28, with npof quoted at 35.6005. oW York and $6.0096.12%, East St. Louls he_ London market was unemnna at | £ 2 s Iron was unehlnud 98 for Cleveland warrants in London. l.ouly the ‘market .__No. 1 northern 17761 northern a8SSEE. 28 F33 geusy gussssey ooans s Southern Rl y — q Cudany Open.| High. | Low. Ifilm | Yes,, Louls Genernl Market. SeRawaae aper . o Forc nessee _Copper owd nd l ST, LOUIS, May floWHEAT Futyres | T & [l ! l... F:R“‘u Comtnk Con. e lower; M % Be) IL s, S SR T B Y - i - 40 o e '"" i 0.2 hard, $LOIGLM. Union Pacitic —Iutures, lower; July, Mc Sep- | United Btates Luy 5 lnwer. No. 8, | United Stases Rubber ‘ 3 flm M t l'lv‘Il.l Blaies Stesl ures, i .ln- ed l lower; track fl«. §ens 41 Y B—Unchanged, T9%0. FLOUR—Qu red winter .llonl-} uum 8.80; “extra tancy and stralght, $.45.00 hard winter clears, $3.76774.00. BED=Timothy, #um.w g OTINMEAL BRAN—TOWer; Aacked, east track, 58cf)| Mo tuim o the x a0 unwn HAv MMV. timothy, $15.00918.50; prai- rry L Sl } r:o | southern and EIVERS. 1 o NLROlT, Goldtield Daisy . 133 2=5 B3 J~d S Cotton Market, Closel. May. i NEW Yom( May 21.—COTTON-The | ber, 82%e. market ned steady owing to better | northern, §l. $1. cabl m Ma: ints higher, but at a|106; No. 2 n h ™D, $1.00GL08; No.'3, §L. dealine of 2 to nts on the general list, h. un renewal of liquidation end local .g bear pressure. Trading was quite active CORN—No.'3 vetlow, oy and exclied right after the call, and the| OATS—No. 1 white, flc whole list quickly weakened under ap- prenensions of f‘uru;:'r".(‘:'hlc:“nhllqumufi mn-—m Soath, nckn. e $R00Q18, romoted the ouses wit nneapolis: AND FEEDERS, P atern . cohmections and the favorabie $.1 n; ®scond . patents. L6854 Weather map. July broke to 14.70c, or 1 | #4.00G5.10; rlm clears, $3.96@4.05; second Polnts net lower while the new ‘crop sold | clears, $3.80§1.10. D"t @ net decline of 6 to 7 potnts. Cot- v fon futures opened steady. My, iiie: Omaha Hay Market. New York Money Market. Toreka Ry b HOGS—Snippers were in thelr old-time | June: 48 ; 8201 | OMAHA, May 91.—HAY-No, 1, o0, Xo. 13 2 SrOVTHION_pork, sopbine, e Kara | gy YOI May 71 MONTY-On oa, | G e e o eEaing Sh4 boght freh. ot | Beptrper, 14 7 Octaver fio: Novem: 12 1214 | py e pr‘lml(bl‘:;:ldn 1.4 c:m . or m)smi:‘\"%m\" ) tay Mo sMONNY.. ;;‘c;}gr inion, Stock Yards Co. :{,g opening at price l:y a alx{x hl(hor e ‘fi.rén R R Y, L meats extra 2 than yesterday. 08 recelpts o 12 |alor §140; clear e, RNkt cloar siesieg bid, 3 per tent: otierid &t B4 S 5 oy T Thalked ‘and atier more thaf & third of the | , Jutures cloted steady. Close: May, 1485c; | 00 12 O7% (1425, ' Racon (boxed), unchanged; extra B cont: time ioans, firm; % day ovien ol p I d ; on outside or- | June. AEc: Iy, AREH Mfe: N A0 any orice. s Horts, $i5: POty R e i % per cnt, and @ dave, 4 per cent; aix| BOSTON, :‘ly 21.—Closing quotations on were forced ino ‘the trade g:rplcm‘i;:".nl.flol.:fi“b"cl}; bers FH eyem: Ll Lol .50, , mining stocks were: at . Demand wa - g # n quotations wers as tollows: y : . 15c; springs,| PRIME MORCANTILE PAPER—%GEK R Sonably ‘Wotive APd & very §00d ciearsnce | Mare nuluaa“flpen closed’ guiet, 8 painta _ Milwaukes Grain Market, F2y eak, & uced g K 16 ks, 13¢ e per cent. i Amal. . was made before midday. advance; mi ni ? ;&1 m! ng | MIL A‘!“ N.Ei ay 27 ~FLOUR—Low: RYE—N T siess i menhere Sille 8¢ seom s Co 16 Nort Bt 3 Aside from Wednesday's big slump, the | WS 16.5c Sues PLOG Bues o o o0 wt',"""‘ 100 Tl B JL0q1.08; o, BB TS S 20008 mivin agti; ‘tat . actual business in banke: 18.8¢ SL00 | Artscts. Com ........ IWHoth Bie ... trade in the hog yards thus far this week | ST. LOU Ny el vl Ry iy, ¥ B o 8 o; fatr to @AB0 for W-day Dills and at B35 for (AUapts ..ooopoe TN A . has been in very good condition, considering | A1ing, 16c; sales, none; receipts, 96; ship- RPN TP wouthwestern, g2 P O LT R S T TR Busie Couliiton AL -t X | the heavy s upply. Lights wers tavored on | ments, 1,36, stooks, 11628 bales. B““-“—“‘"" 1o, ST@N 3 brd LV ER: o; Mekioah dollass, *Pe all days, and while there has been very | S U ey M v g ] SRR -ArTemy | TN Sives P il Sy i, % | fittie competition from shippers uncil today, Cotfee Marke PROV HONS—PO:I. men"’pe Tlodty quotatiens oo Sonds were ae | LoDl u%m-’-:‘l:, . ’ the net decline In values is much iess than| Npw YORK, May 2.—COFFEE-The | NEW YORK, May 27 g(vq,m,_m,, [ £ ages Bzs 5255 I3 i coBoacotan tass so sttssn ascase BREESS et =8 Saanan cone e b1 g $3 =:s§§ui:==s=n §eseesss Bs =2 F §§§"‘: =+ &S { 22,50 - ” Copper. Rangs Con might have been expected. Current sales vado, 8 llci’\:u"s:;:: LT S follows . N e e & :"':;.fl:“' Cop..e "hs & B M. are just about lficdlahrr‘ than | Saturday, market for coffee futures opened un- |firm; muscovado, tes centrifu- r)lncnl of wheat and flour were a7, "}3“- S‘P‘"flh:r F:C) bid. wCIlnh, 1e s ‘2\1 }l M. e 65% 3::;:% # R i selling :x ti \':: ".I:td :.:: 'mSlhmml"mlr of the day on higher European markets | ulated, 5.26¢; po-aer.a 8.85¢. Exports tor the week, 48| 10t i) Dot ieehi b0 NG, 2 borgir el i 4 Greens Cenanes i working toward lower levels (id instead and scattered trade buying In the sbsence i radgtreet’s, were equal to lb« § (;R‘J‘_‘, ) “,},, Psd.od Q3101 . o de. 1. | Isle Roga ; G of eomuinan a premium, are selling Just | o¢ ymportant offerings. Later the advanco Turpentine Market. tmary ro«lpn were 307,000 bu., | 14+ LRy ™Y ‘Sw et ecmvm, e, oupon.... ‘ Kerr Lake ...l 87V 4 oy} about on 4 . was barely maintained, as there was some | gAvANNAH, May 2.—TURPENTINE— th 327,000 b the 6orTeaponding % No. 3. Tome: 95| Aln Qeher ot 2o sohilbig “x a B, i o | Elake "owoer pratsihed ot d e attofing liquidation ‘ana the closh "was | pfvm ot ‘ - & Be: . grra st ot T . steady net unchanged to 1 point higher, s pts for tomorrow: Wheat, \oug.'mh.",d* 82 2 wnia R R LR e o - Rales. for the day were only 810 bugs. | gisg: Firm; type F', WG4 O, 4. Bio0en, 508 ‘Car; oAth, 183 care hogS, | No. 2 mixed, y e 0040 | . e 106 ON. R, Of M. s, o ":;"o';"u"“"'"‘- Closing bids follow: June and Juby, ae: Mm Armour Co 4Ms . Cen. . WASHING' . ay 21.—The condition 300 ieptember, . H etober RAr—o “nehanged; cholee timothy, His.oe; | AGYIET &7 10 T ot the treasury i the beinning of busi- | Nevguber, S400: Dedember, ¢.8; Jan- GIRLS KILLED IN AUTO WRECK g g A N WRH Deas today was as follows . G4fc; February, &.lci ' 6bdc; il B o T . ) LA A o | Frua Funda-Goid coin, $560.00; eilver L,Oing o the holidays, there S SR o ) P % » p . . 1,011,000, silver lollars of 1890, rom Brasil. ne — < 5 X W % o SR 5,112.000; * silver certificates outstanding, "Spot, qulet; Rio No. 1. 8io; Santos No. D Overturnea EGG a: 0 " a 011,000 c; mild, quiet; Cordova, $4@12e. , 0. General Fund—Standard silver dollars in L@12'% Near Logan, O bowite: No s gonentl fund, @A) current liabllities o, 2 White, 6 3 ;working balance in treasu No. ¢ white, okt g Wy 3] ¢ "N XES 1 Utticen, $i1,808188; §n banks to eredit of batal bu. ¢ R 5 q treasurer of (he United States, $48,142,602; | : . S, . erfond subsidiary silver coln, $21.202.223; minor Liversesl Gwnin Market: XX . §ain, #1758 tota) balance in general fund, ROTPOs western mintar, B3 Stock o 3 M ey i L er, b9 stoc ® 3 New York Mining Stocks. "‘"‘_:,%ww S .'.‘;“w" "l 9y ;. :' do vid, gt ' rot, . on_mining_stocks, were: Amarican mixe new kiln dried, 5s #hc; via Galves: weak: July. Inal. “n Ufi-flu patents easy, "fl' Peoria Grain Market. PEORIA, May "—COIN—MW No. 2 to i e Ll le; changed to 2 points higher and sold to & ol % test, 4.27c. Molasses . r, 8 test, | partial advance of & rlnn during the mid- | #.52. Refined, quiet; rru-nm 6.96c; gran- k] FrEF Market. NEW YORK, May 2.—~DRY GOODf— LOGAN, O, May 2I.—~While returning Cotton goods trading was light, was gen- from a party at midnight, an automobile erally sleady for the day, with prices liitle [ driven by William Snyder, president of & changed. Yarns are firm and quiet. The | jymber company, ran over an embank- local wool market rules genorally quiet. Fobhern ‘are ‘ateadlly moving out sl loads | ment near Youns's Bridge, and Miss Lil- of merchandiss, but find it alfficult to |Mian Wright and Miss Flossie Herman were {nduce retailers to anticipate their needs | nstantly killed. Mrs. Don Goss suffered a by price ocncession tractured rib and Mr. Snyders log was e broken. Miss Wright was to haye been BAYANNAH, Ga. May #TURPEN- sarvied nest Wolimadar. TINE -Steady, ic; sales, 90 bbis, 604 bbis.; shipments, 1,08 bbls. 4| Two Women Ki at Ottumwa. : s2EEsE’ B =Esss <g=£ e- H (9 33, bbls, DES MOINES, Ia, May 21.—Mrs. Ar OSIN—F) low, 20, ] m' bb) r.';.‘ pr.n-n.\T bbl stoek, | Quinland, aged 73, and Mrs. Kate Doud it "bwie B, 34 080412341 ;P |mged 0, were struck and killed Ins: i OMAIIA. May %1 —Bank clearings for to- day were §2,000,146, %, and for the wrru.. pon dm. dlu last year were $2,648,713.09, s 2 v %5.00, 16 .50, W E5E4.95: H. | gt by & Burlington train, while erossing Q.. %10 W, W., $5.606.06. g the street at Ottumwa, 3.!5I!tl!!l‘!!%'SS!!SS!SS!S:5!;!::5! : BESEsss’ suzssi 58 Ei.