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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-26
CARROT Receipta
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION.
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, May B.-Additional rains In
the southwest had weakening ERECT on
the local wheat market today. AT the
close the July delivery was of NC. Corn
was down SC Oats showed a loss OF Nc
Provisions were 21aQ5c higher
Sentiment in the wheat pit was bearish
for, the greater part Of the day. although
no great weakness was manifested. The
the weather bureau predicted wet weather
for the entire wheat belt with the excep-
ton OF the Ohio river valley There was
considerable selling by pit traders at the
opening because of weather conditions, but
the market soon rallied on good demand
by commission houses. report attributed
TO st. Louis trade journal, which claimed
that the crop had deteriorated materially
because of dry weather before the present
ket. Another reaction soon occurred on
ploht- taking, however, and the market was
Inclined 70 be weak until late In the gay
ing ny shorts This late demand was due
30 heavy weekly exports OF wheat ana
flour, as shown by Bradstreets, the total
olearances OF the week being lsS4.OOO bush
els. The market closed steady. July
opened SsQ1c lower at 2N9SSc, sold pc
S9he. Clearances Of wheat and hour were
equal to 10000 bushels. Primary receipts
were sce,oOo bushels against sOsOCo bushels
Minneapolis, Duluth and chicago reported
receipts of l62 cars against lilo cars last
With the exception of a moderate degree
OF hlmness early in the session, the corn
market was weak all day. Inc cmet source
OF the weakness was last nights rain over
a large portion of the corn belt ana the
forecast Of additional showers for today
and tomorrow. Liberal local receipts and
indications OF a continued Tree moVeInenl
also depressed prices. Pit traders ana
commission houses were the principal sell
ers while shorts and cash buyers took
the offerings The market closed weak
near the lowest point of the day July
opened Bc to hqa4c lower at i11sat..5se .7 20
The close was at Hhc. Local receipts were
coz cars with 36l cars OF contract craze
Wet wea sher had a depressing enect OF
. the oats market. Sentiment In the pit
was bearish all day, There was consluet-
II able selling by pit traders ana d9lI
Vamount of realizing by local longs. Ihe
MARKET closed weak near the lowest pony
/ the day. July opened NC lower az SSre'
sIold of TO S3dS3Ac and closed at We
Nocal receipts were 1888 cars.
NProVisions were strong early In the day
on an active demand by shorts, Voloe
advance In the price of live hogs beine
Tie cause OF the lively buying. Later the
market eased on somewhat because OF
ftse selling by local packers. The sios'
walls steady with July pork up &c al $40 - -
Laird was up 21ae at S.IIh' kios were DC
EStimsted receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
4 eSIrs: corn, b52 cars; oats lsS cars moss
lO,Ob head. -.
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APPLEs-Utah, Ben Davis, 81 per bu.
box; WinesSgs, $50 per bS; bog x, other her
pies and Russets, $3.50 per Dbl.
cHERRIEs-C California, 500 per s-ib. box.
BEEF CUTS
Loin: No. 1. ilc; No. T. 1zc; No. s., lie.
Chuck; No. /. 5isc; No, ., SIC; No. . &c.
Round: No. /, So; No, 2, INC; No. 3, Iho.
Pine: No. 1. Sc: No. 2. Sc: No. 8. 2Mc.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Quiet, with Prices Ruling Under
Previous Day.
stARIsH SENTIMENT PREVAILS IN PIT
Voc Much Rain I'm Northwest and
shore Grain in Southwest
Corn Receipts Large and
Prices Are Lower.


OMAHA, May Is. 1906.
The wheat market was quiet, with prices
unuef iast nights close. Yesterdays Amer
lean advance did not AFFECT the foreign
market and cables this morning came only
20 higher. Sentiment was bearish at the
start ana opening prices were Md1Sc lower.
Inc market turned strong soon and prices
went TO yesterdays high point. Holders
look profits at the advance and the market
reacted TO the opening. The close was NC
under yesterday for July.
Complaints came from the northwest Of
too much rain, and from the southwest OF
wheat heading out short.
Receipts 7wnich overran the estimates
and the expectation of a good movement
for the coming week started corn lower.
losing more than yesterdays advance and
closing NC lower for July. The cash de-
msnd was slow at about %91c lower. The
Primary wheat receipts were 26s.OO0
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
AGAINST receipts last year Of sOs,OOO bushels
receipts were e2s. 0eo bushels and shipments
403, 0oV bushels against receipts last year Of
5szeoo bushels and shipments Of shl, o0o;
bushels wheat, A,0Oo bushels corn and 6,cOo
bushels oats.
Liverpool closed I'D lower on wheat and
Prom the Record-Herald: MARRIED. OF
Minneapolis, who Is in touch with the
grain situation throughout the northwest.
says he Is neither bullish nor bearish on
wheat from anything he can see in that
section as yet. He says conditions In the
Red river valley, where great deal Of
wheat h raised, are not good-too much
rain, ground soggy and sour and ls In nc
condition to- be seeded with wheat. The
excess OF rainfall, however, will make 9
peter wheat promise on the more arid
lands farther west. He says he does not
agree with the bears in the northwest that
there Is to be increased receipts from the
country, as he cannot see where the wheat
is coming from"
Local range OF options.
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SHEEP--Not a single car OF sheep was
received today and there was nothing to
make market. The big sheep barn was
deserted and there was absolutely nothing
doing. IL was apparent, however, that
packers had use for fresh supplies, as
their buyers were inquiring as 10 the
possibility OF getting something in on
Saturday.
As noted yesterday the market is in
very good condition at this point, due 70
the good demand and to the very light
RECEIPTS Yesterday good western lambs
sold as high at 1915 while at Chicago
the best price was only $3.50 and the
lambs selling at that figure were quoted
as very choice. Native ewes were hit
hard at Chicago during the last two days,
the best selling there at 5000, as against
1850 on Monday. The few native ewes
AZ this point yesterday, which were very
good, sold as high as 1925.
while the prices prevailing at South
Omaha are very strong, as noted above, II
viii be understood that there is a feeling
that with large receipts weakness would
be almost certain to result, owing to the
heavy declines that have taken place this
week at Chicago, consequent upon heavy
shipments to that point.
Quotations on clipped stock Good Ia
choice western lambs, $3.50 SIS; fair Ia
good lambs, t6.OO@6.50; Gull lambs, $4,000
DO; good to choice yearlings, IS 1906 q
fair to good yearlings, s. .50d6 10; good q
choice wethers. IS. 1905 90; fair TO good
wethers IS .5odS.7b; good to choice ewes
9.oo9o %; fair TO good ewes, N.Dq6. 50
bucks, "a 25d4. B
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Wool Market.

BOSTON, May 3.-wOOL-The Boston
Commercial Bulletin will say tomorrow OF
the wool market There lie a slightly better
undertone to the market and buyers are
showing more interest in the limited Of
ferings. The bulk OF the business is being
done In foreign wool. A few lines OF nne
pssn gss and M sss S S ag have
GLIDING Montana, are reported at prices
considerably under those ruling in the west
Some selections are &c cheaper in the
medium, 65d6Sc. Half blood is hrm at rs
0D70o, three eighths at 6Sd55c and quarter
blood at 6Oa62c. Fleeces are duh, although
a a few lots Of quarter blood are maoying at
Three-eighths is being taken In a similar
manner, at 32d33c and 31632c respectively.
Washed Ohio delaine sells In a cleaning up
way at s6qS6lhc. Texas and California
woods are quiet quotations are nominally
steady Pulled woods are having a fair
movement, at e0a64c for A supers. while B
up to &c for high whites touching the A
grade, Leading Boston dealers are still
waiting for the territory sheepmen 10 mod
ify their demands, but other firms are pick
the first oregon sale was held at Pendleton
and about 100000 pounds were bought at
prices that VIII mean an average clean cost
OF nc. A sale was held on the following
day but bids were so unsatisfactory 10
growers that about twO-thirds Of the offers
were Withdrawn. Al Bitter Creek, Wyo.'
sales have been made at 20lkdz2c, but some
growers. dissatisfied with the bids. have
consigned their woods to Boston and Phia-
delphia. The shipments OF wool from BOs-
ton today, from December Z, 1906, are 93,-
HI,S6S pounds, against 100 es6.OOi pounds al
80 759 O42 pounds against III ,S05lS5 pounds
for the same period last year.
ST. LOUIS, May B.-WOOL-Steady: me-
dunn grades. combing and clothing, 2ha8e:
fne. 22a8lfe heavy fine, lsq2Oc; tub
washed 33d39lac.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.

John W. Mcdonald 20 Ed Munshaw
q Co, lot g. block /, letters I'd add. s.
j. G. Havemeyer and wife TO Mary A,
Hall. lot 8. block 3, Hillside add No. I
Winter Byles to Josephine Kelly, part
lot 40, Gise's add ........,,..........,.... !
Chase Co. part lot lQ2, Slse's add,
Mahala f. Cox and husband 20 Cox
Realty company, seh nek 2l-l5-B. 8
Same to same, part lot IL, block ll2,
South Omaha. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fannie D. Bringle ct al to A. e.
Thomas, 2sis Il sth ST. and part
Hastings & Heyden 10 Emil schon.
LOT 5, block !, Hastings & Heyden's
John l. Webster CO. to Minnie {. Nc
Cague, part lots / and 2, block 4,
Reeds LIST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
Robert l.. Bailey 70 Louis and Mary
/ The Chicago Lumber company 10 Luis
SYach, lot 9, block 1, Mayne add.
National Life Insurance company 70
Kate A. O'Hanlon, part lots 10 and II,
block T., HanscOm Place. 4
William NJ. Hastings 70 Grace { VIII
bur, part lots II, u. II and "a, block
J. Hanscom Place. ............ :. ..;,.
Bertha Paturel et al TO Oscar b. l..
Berndes, part lots 2 and 4 Collins
l. /. Abbott to same part lots and T.
Collins Place. ....................
| William T. Wyman 10 Z. W. Dixon.
| part lots I and 2. block IS. Parkers
/ add, and lots !, 2 10 and 20, block
] Harry Christopherson 10 Charles J.
Carlson. lot 9. Moore's subdiv.......
\ Omaha Realty company 70 Lester q.
Hicks, tax lot u. sex nwh 1l-iB-i1.
Leslie o. Hicks 10 Harvey Nay, same
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New YorIk LIve stocl. Mnrket.

NEW YORK. May 25.-BEEvBs-Re-
eeipJs. 1924 head; market slow to. loc
higher cows Arm 10 a shade higher,
steers, S47O95.50; extra, $500; bulls,
$S.3o@h95i cows, S24oQ4.S0. Liverpool
at 11@12c per pound dressed weight;
sheep Arm, at 14Q15c per pound dressed
weight; refrigerator beef lower, at s% q
SIC per pound. Exports tomorrow, 1910
cattle and 1915 quarters Of beef.
CALVES-Receipts, -4ls head; market
steady t to strong ovesls 500 @Td2h sx.
city dressed veals, 7@11c per pound;
country dressed, 6h Q9Mc.
HOGS-Receipts, 1889 head; market full
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 9,06i
head market sheep steady; yearlings
s450@62S; choice and export wethers
t5.76 q 600; spring lambs, Ss.00Qs.26.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-26

HOGS-The slight reaction which took
place In hog values yesterday was followed
by a more substantial advance today. The
trade opened a little slow, with packers
bidding s. 3Ou6Slh for the general run Of
hogs, the first bids being largely at $3.50
Statesmen, however. seemed TO feel that
after so much grief during the last week
they were entitled to even more advance
than that and were generally refusing TO
sell at the opening bids. As the demand
proved to be quite extensive packers gTadu-
ally strengthened their bids, until S6.J2h
became the prevailing price for good hogs,
at which the bulk Of the receipts changed
hands. This was practically roc higher than
yesterdays market. when S6z2A bought al
most everything In the yards There was,
however, quite a sprinkling at $3.50 today
as against $500 yesterday. The market was
active at the advance and everything In
sight sold In good season, the close being
strong II would be well for shippers 70
note that heavy hogs are being given the
preference the demand for that kind being
much better as compared 20 light hogs than
was the ca y short time ago. Yesterday
and tOday's advance makes up for most OF
the dscliie sHhered this week, leaving the
market Only about nc lower than IL was
at the clole Of last week, or SC lower than
r5..-~--rs.sf,..
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OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations On
staple and Fancy Produce.

~
staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGs-Receipts, liberal; fresh stock, case
| 'I LIVE PouLTRY-Hens iOlse: roostsSSs.
6Q7c; turkeys. l5c; ducks, nc spring chlck-
BUTTER~Psokins stock. l21se; choice to
fancy dairy, l5ei creamery. 1q4teja ,o,n.
panv. no. i UPLAND. siO5e: medium. $50;
coarse, 500. Rye straw, $3.50
sRAN-fNsF Ew SSn vfE5GciHTrABLss.
TOMAToEs-Flortda, per crate OF 30 IDS
Wax BEANs-Per box of about Is lbs.
STRING BEANs-Per box of about Is
'U TT;uRRNSsiPss. BEErs AND CARROTS
Louisiana, per doz. punches, Csc.
HEAD LETTUCE-Home grown, per
LEAF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per dos.
UCUMBERs-Hotheuse, per dos. 7be.
| oNioNs-Colorado. yellow and red, lAs
per 10. Texas, In crates white N''e' yell
MusHRooMs- Hothouse per ID, bOa0o
| RADISHES-Per doz punches, 25c.
! cABBAGE--Californis, 2%qSc per 10.
! CELERY-FioFida, Sl.00 per dog.
OLD VEGETABLES.
! PoTATOES-Home grown, per bu., 500
eOc; South Dakota. per bu'' sc; Colofsdo'
NAVY BEANs-Per bu, SIS; No. I'll Sis,
LIMA BEANs-Per ID, 5i4c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
DATEs-Per box OF SO-lb pkgs 500;
H E.Hs2s D1r il b. a. S SSfs RsS S
pkgs, S200 per doz.; s-lb boxes. &.00.
! ORANGES-Californla, extra fancy Red
| land. large sizes, $S50137B; Mediterranean
sweets, all sizes, $35Oq4OO; fancy navels,
| 800
EEM y q 30 4, sO extra fancy 20
| FIGs-Calfornia, per l0-lb. carton, 75Q
Sc; imported Smyrna, three-crown, lilo
| siN-orown, l3c.
| BANANAs-Per medium sized bunch,
| 81. 76fB2.6; jumbos 3260@300.
| GRAPE FRUIT-Callfornia, per box, $3.50
PINEAPPLES-size "a, 90 and SO. 500;
size AZ, $3.50.
| FRUITS.
APPLES-Utah, Ben Davis, 81 per bu.
box; Winesaps, $3.50 per bu. box other
varieties, S2.00Q2.50 per bu. New York APP
pies and Russets, $3.50 per Dbl.
| Observation-Disclosures, $500 per S-ib. box.
BEEF CUTS.
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New York Mining stocks.
Foreign Financial.

LONDON May 25-Rates for money were
firm in the market today and the supplies
were much wanted. The calls included So
counts were firm, due partly to talk Of
probable American competition for gold
next week Business on the stock exchange
continued steady without much expansion.
Consols hardened on moderate investment
purchases. Home rails improved. Ameri-
above parity and improved during the
morning on Wall street support, especially
in the case OF coal lines. Later New
York advices were responsible for further
hardening of prices. which closed firm,
though shade below the best quotations
OF the day. Foreigners were quietly
steady. Kaffirs had a better tone. Jap
anese imperial IS Of 1904 were quoted at
10iH.
PARIS. May S.-Prices generally on the
Bourse today were unsteady. Russians
were unsteady and the market closed dull.
Imperial Russian As were quoted at $3.50
and Russian bonds OF 1904 at 1880
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK, May 25.-METALs--There
was sharp break in the London tin
market today speculative conditions there
Eemaining very nervous and unset, unsettled q,
fiS5 los. The market here was weak, in
sympathy and closed at sac. so q LOO for
spot. Copper also declined in London,
closing at fs5 for spot and at fs4 los for
futures Locally the copper situation WAS
unchanged Lake was quoted AZ $lS.1bq
1900; e1ectrolytic, S1s.37h Q1s.75; casting
sle.2b@ls.97h. Lead was is Sd lower, IT
fl6 i6s Sd in London. Locally the market
was without further change, quotations
ranging from 1915 to s5.95, spelter was
a shade higher abroad. closing at 81" los
The local market was dull and barely
steady, with spot quoted at sb.s5 q 5.sh.
Iron was lower in the English marke:,
with standard foundry qur ted at sos ID
and Cleveland warrants at SOS Cd. Locally
the market was unchanged. No. foundry
northern is quoted at 31S.15@19. 90; Mo- 2
foundry northern and No. ] foundry south
ern. S1s.26@18.50, and No. foundry
southern S177B@1s.00.
ST. LOUIS, May 2b.--MEI .ead.
lower at 1857; spelter, quiet at 35.' .
asked.
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Conee Market.

NEW YORK, May 25.-CoFFEE-Mar-
ket for futures opened steady al an adj
vance OF 5 points in response 10 steady
European cables. There was no demand
Of consequences. however and the market
eased on during the session under scat
tering liquidation. The close was steady
az a net decline OF 5 points 10 an adj
vance OF 8 points. sales were estimated
al 1880 bags, most OF the business being
In the late trading. sales included June,
a. 40 66 aSc: December, SIS 06l5c: Febru-
AIRY. e00c March. 6.90oTc. Spot Rio
steady; No. iryoice. lac.
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stocIk In sIEht.
Oils and RosIn.

NEW YORK. May 2.-OILs-C ottonseed
oil steady: prime crude. q o. b. mills 80
m8le. nominal; prime yellow, S7hd3Skc
Petroleum, STEADY; refined New York.
$50: Philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk
5.65. Turpentine. steady at e2dsshc
SAVANNAH. Ga. May 3-OIL-Turpen-
tine. Arm at 59hc.
ROSIN-Firm; A. b and c. $3.50: d. $500.
f, sass; r. $3.50: II. 'Si55. X. tA65 ~ t470;
VIC. S4.7004S0; WV. S4.s0d4.S.
OIL CITY Pa. May a.-OIIl-Credit bal
auces. 164: shipments. S.698 bbs; aver
age 81 647 bbls.: runs, S6.4eO bbs.: average
65.576 bbls; shipments, lima, 49,iS0 bbls. (:
average. SAFE bhls.; runs, Lima, 64S3
bbls; average. 39,S07 bbls.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-26

NEW YORK, May g5.-MONEY-On call,
steady at s1f6i5 per cent; ruling rate, per
cent; closing bid. 81 per cent offered at
4 per cent time loans, hrmer; sixty days,
pidf4h per cent; ninety days, 4kGp4& per
cent; six months, 1905 per cent,
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4&qbh
per cent
sTERIING EXCHANGE 80 Steady at
81 S525dA $3.50 for demand and at N.Sf0od
4 $40 FOR sixty-day billie. posted rates, ~ 50
and 81 s61a commercial bills, A.d%.
52iLc.
BONDS Government. steady. railroad.
firm.
Quotations on New York bonds today
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The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head indicated

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle this morning
were very small, even for a Friday, only
forty-five cars being reported in, the total
for the week, however Is large as compared
with all previous weeks of recent date. II
was just as well after the large runs that
and an opportunity for recovery.
Hardly enough fat cattle were in sight to
really make test of the market, but such
as there were sold generally at steady
prices, there being no quotable change in
the market in any direction. The quality
OF the cattle was nothing extra, 80 that
sales on paper do not show up especially
we'll
Only very few loads of cows and heifers
in addition TO a few odds and ends were on
sale. AS was the case with beef steers, the
market did not show any material change,
being generally steady with yesterday.
Four or five cars constituted about all
the stockers and feeders there were In the
yards and the trading in that department
was entirely devoid of new or interesting
features.
paDrasantati,va sales.
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Kansas city Live stock Market.

Receipts. 1900 head including 500
southerns; market steady choice expo, I
and dressed beef steers, s5.25@ :55; fair
SS.76Q6.30; stockers and feeders, $1,000
$50; southern steers, ts.50@45o; south
@a.5o; native OV SeifeTs. ss4oaS.25; bulls,
5000 4.50; calves, sS.25@6.25.
RoGS-Receipts, 500 head; market 100
as heavy yoP sss5 5 SSif pSeks saes
6.45; pigs and lights, S556Q64O
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, S,ap0
head; market steady; native lambs. $500
Q750; fed sheep and yearling5 $500 a
$50; western clipped yearlings SS2hh
6.25; western clipped sheep $1,000 600;
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st. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS Mo. May 25.-CATTLE-
market natives steady, Texans strong;
Native shipping and export steers, s4.659
800; dressed beef and butcher steers,
SS.S0@5.40; steers under 1000 pounds,
t3.b0G4.65; stockers and feeders. S2.40@
40; cows and heifers, $2.0095.15; can
ners, Sl.5042.25; bulls, 50. toH4 10; calves,
S2.75d6.25: Texas and Indian steers, $500
94s5; cows and heifers, S2.l014.0O
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head; market 10
a l5c higher; pigs and lights, $500 a. 50;
packers, $6,2046.5O; butchers and best
heavy, s6.40@6.55.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. FOO
head; market strong native muttons, s.. 10
1880 900; stockers, s2.7544
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Kansas city Grain and Provisiona.

KANSAS CITY, May 5-WHEAT-May
I5ne; July I6%c; September, 10. Cash; No
2 hard, 79ltdS3c; No, 3, 77aS1hc; No. 4, I0Q
75ds5c
CoRN-May 441kc; July. 44%c; September
t5Ne December, 42%e Cash; No, 2 mixed
g. lSlc.
oATs-No. white, s5aSsc: No ? mixed.
33kd34c.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy SlS. OOa13 80;
choice prairie, S11.00l6 .25
RYE-Steady 5GfI5sc.
EGGS-Lower; Missouri and Kansas new
No. 2, wildwood cases included, 1Sc; case
count, &c; cases returned, &c less.
| BUTTER-Creamery, 1Sc; packing 12c.
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Date, 1906. isO6. 1904 1908 Ii9O2 iaOi isOO
Sunday
RANGE OF PRICES.
THURSDAYS SHIPMENTS

The following shows the number of cars
OF stockers and feeders shipped to the
country and their points OF destination;
CATTLE. Cars.
H. Voepel, Springfield, Neb.-M. P..-.....
S. Bartling, Hooper, Neb.-F. E,........... 1
Butler & NJ, Gilliatt, Ia.-Q................
F. Book, West Side, Ian. W..,...........
F. Z. Anderson Boyer, Ian. W..
Il. H. Hotchkill, Valparaiso, Neb-I. Co..
Fineran Bros Denison, la. C...........
The official number OF cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
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snrnr nnd AfnInasea.

NEW YORK. May s5.-sUGAR-Raw,
steady; fair refining 2.9-s2m2 i5-l6c; CEN
trifugal 96 test. 13-82na 7-i6c: molasses
sugar, 2H-3sd2 ll-lGc: refined steady
crushed. 5. 2Oc; powdered, 4.6oc; graduated,
Sc
ket quiet; open kettle, Centrifugal whites,
3Q9 7-i6c; Centrifugal whites, 3&a4c; yell
lows. 34sW3&c: seconds, 2q3kc.
SEG-Nominal; open kettle, la
3Oc; centrifugal 7d20c
SYRUP-Nominal; Hd3Oc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-26
Liverpool Grain and ProvtsIons.

LIVERPOOL. May %.-wHEAT-spot,
September. Is ID December. Sc ID
cORN-spot Arm; American mixed, new,
lures, quiet; July As Sd; September. As
ed
hoPs-In London CPacihc COAST. firm,
E3d3 ISIS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-26
sioux city Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, May 8.-(special Tele-
gram)-CATTLE-Rec 800 head; mar
ket steady; beeves, 81. 00Gf6 20; cows. bulls
and mixed, 81. O0Qr450; stockers and feeders,
81. 25G4.2b, calves and yearlings, s.. 0094.l0.
HOGS-Receipts, h.400 head; market 1Oc
higher, selling at S6.15G6.3 IS; bulk of sales,
81. 80T6, 821k
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts, 100
head; market steady.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-26

NEW ORLEANS May 25-COTTON--
BIC; good ordinary 8 7sc; low middling
10 iI6c; middling, II 5-l6c good middlinR,
II 3-i6c; middling fair. " 9-l6e. Receipts
LIVERPOOL, May 3.-COTTON-Spot in
fair demand; prices 5 points higher; Amer
lean middiing tsir b'Sod; good middlinF
good ordinary. 5.S4d: ordinary 564d. The
sales OF the day were 1OOO0 bales. OF which
coo bales were for specula ton and eH-
port and included 800 bales American
Receipts 1900 bales including 600 bales
American
ST. LOUIS. May. 8.-COTTON-Steady:
midd..ng uLc; sales none; receipts none
shipments. go bales; stock, g. 900 bales
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-26

choice quoted at i2hc. extra choice l99
active a. 10 futures, but spot supplies
being light. hardly any business re-
ported. choice. lie; extra choice, II AV
~ hci fancy, IL y a l2c; extra tency' lev
i2Mc. Raisins are very quiet, loose mus
catel, 6Gs&c; seeded raieins, bh q hoi
London layers si.b0di.60.