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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
REAL Estate TRANSFERS.

w lai T. Bun G E9 %ias 40 Sdd 4lrea $50
Peter Fuchs to charles WstsoRg JOY
South RlV Omaha south oleae- 1000
James Harvey and wife g Elogepqe
company, lots s ana ., block -
Grace sheely to Ella c. Lauder lot
block s. GrammeTey Ps sr ,,,,;'',y565' Nv
Lauder, lot T. block 5, Grammercy -,
F9rI smis,iwooc.di ct al To- e, 4, Wink.
horst lot 2s block 2, Rediqk,s Park 800
Edwin L. oliver 70 Clarence y, oliver, -
lots Is and 20, block 4, Everett Place 100
Edwin Geiston ct al TO Frank Gelston
William J. HarsCh and wife to Charles
]. Sorensen. lots and 10 .DeYerte'H -
Ps sSRqS Gleason to John Il. Dumoat
Alien 3. Kiiby and wife to the conti-
mental Trust company, lots and 80,
ae el9eS Mis- ct al to Phillip j.
Kauz. part lot l. block Is, Deer
sa SSrs ". Scott and wife TO Lorinda
NJ. Robson and husband, part lot
l. block 3. Quinn's add. ................ 100
dguAhhT o katSk AiSri ~ A5 SssHes ontS
AiSa wrap I. TImbiin ct al 10 wiaim ''''
Saunders lots 4, 2. and 4. block 8,
| Hishiand Realty company TO william
sapSnIaeTPsi . i9t' and 6tb ana block 100
w A. Paxton. 1r.. and wife 70 the
Paxton Real Estate company, west
I A IT, lot 4, block lS3. Omaha ........, 1
! ". A. Gallagher 20 w. A. Paxton, IT.,
east $50 IT,. north 1852 r. block l.
Perkins SubdiY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ Mary j. Paxton and husband TO the
/ Paxton Real Estate company, ma
! lot 8 ard north 81 IT,, west % II. lot
/ Fred Busch and wife 10 Thomas
sGbdiv, ...,....'...,...,,.,.,..,,..s,,s..,EB O
Total .............................o....,iOl95
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
PeorIn Grnin NInrEct.

PEORIA, Nov, N-CORN-New, higher;
No yellow and No. 3, lc; No. l. SIC; no
grade, sc.
OATS-steady; No white, S4o No. 3
white, S3has3&c; No 4 white. s2933c.
RYE-Firm; No. 2 66d69c.
'wHIsKY-on the basis OF Si.a for nm
lshed goods
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st. Jo,cph Live STOCK MAPPED,

ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 27-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, g. si head. Market steady to strong
natives, $i.0t9675; COWS aad heifers, 5000
so: stockers and feeders, 33.O0lf4. q.
HOGS-Receipts, 5.lH mead Market was
steadys light. t5O5@6.10; bulk OF sales, t6.Ozh
a601h.
Market steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

American and European supply increased
o.
Corn in the United States and Canada
decreased s73, 900 bu
Oats in the United States and Canada
Increased 1,07S,00O bu
The leading increases and decreases re-
ported this week are as follows:
Increases-Mnnitoba, 136.OO0 bu.; Lincoln,
Neb ana vicinity, oS5,0O0 bu.; Portland,
Me, 2H,O00 bu.; Chicago private elevators,
$4,000 bu. Rochester 135.000 bu.; Goderich,
Ont, 10000 bu.; Port Huron, 10000 bu
Ogdensburg. 1900 bu.; Nashville, Tenn,
D. .u uud, ut,tU uu.
Decreases-Fort Worth, 10000 bu.; Mil
Waukee private elevators. @,0OO bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
nnInth Grain MARKET.

DULUTH, Nov. 27.-WHEAT-On
track, No. ! northern, 7sAc; No north
ern 77Ec: November. S0hc; December
77&c; May. soc; July, S0hc.
OATS-TO arrive, SIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
St. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. N.-WHEAT-wealk;
track, No. red, cash, 751z476c; No. 2 hard,
7SQI5c; December, 729sc; May. 775ad7Sc.
CORN-F'irm; track, No. 2 cash, 4l1hGl42c,
new; 45c old No 2 white 45c, Old Decem-
Der, 4OhQ407sc; May. HHc.
OATS-Steady track No. cash, $40
34c; No. white, S4%c; December S2sSc;
May, 34Ssc.
FLOUR-Steady; red winter patents, $3.50
$3.50; extra fancy and straight, S3.l6qS.5O;
clear, $2.6O6129Q. $50
-Timothy.' stsady; $s.es@S7SF
CORNMEAI~-Quiet, $3.50. .tr
BRAN--Flrm; sacked east track, Ed99c
HAY=Firm; timothy, S1l0OQ1s.5O; PRAIRIE
IRON COTTON TIEs-s1.O2
BAGGING-9hc.
HEMP TWINE-9c.
PROVISIONS - Pork, higher; jobbing.
Sl615 Lard, lower; prime steam, $3.50. Dry
salt meats, steady; boxed extra short. 1925
clear ribs, 800; short clears $3.50 Bacon,
steady; boxed extra short, 5000; clear
ribs, 1915; short clear, Sl0.25.
POULTRY-Steady; chickens, Sc; turkeys,
131kc ducks 10c; geese, 5dShc.
BUTTER Higher; creamery, 24d3lc;
diaries, 20d26c.
E(3GS-Firm at $50,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

LIVERPOOL Nov. N.-WHEAT-spot
steady: No. red western winter. Sc ilisd.
Futures, quiet; December, 6s SID March
g. sad; May s. 53Sd.
CORN-Spot, firm: American mixed
As 41ed. Futures, quiet; December. 4s 4Ad;
January. q lhd.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

sILVER-Bar. steady. 32d per ounce
MONEY-4lza "a per cent.
The rate OF discount 10 the open market
for short bills Is SIS per cat, for three
months bills, 53a65B per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hogs stcady-sheep and
Iamba Dull.

Lambs Dull.
CHICAGO. Nov. H.-CATTLE-Recelp
5000 head; market steady; common to prime
S26Oa5.OO bulls, g. 4Oai.5O; calves, 5000
$50; stockers and feeders 81 4O44.50.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market
steady; choice to prime heavy, S6.l5q6,221l
medium TO good heavy, S6.0Od610; butcher
weights, S6.l5d6.2Zh; good to choice mixed,
S6.UGa5l0 packing, S.60d6.e5; pigs $500
$40 ~.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 1000
head; market dull; sheep, SO. 25a5.G0; year
ungs, S5O0aSOO; lambs, t5.25a72b
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

the general fund exclusive Of the tlBO,-
600, 600 gold reserve, shows; Available
cash balance, S22S.e72,S6l, gold coin and
GbO.71g26O
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

have been any day since September q,
there being ali told i0f cars on sale. The
quality was fair. there being quite num-
Der OF very decent loads
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ash quotations were AS follows:

no z.
cash QuOtations were AS follows:
FLOUR,-Steady; winter patents $500
S4U; stralghts, S.iOdS 80; spring patents
ts.So@S90; straights, t320qS.S0i bakers, SEQ
q29e.
WHEAT-No. spring. 7SqSlo; No ;.
1850: No red, T8d131c.
cORE-No. 2 4A1Ac; No. yellow, tsha
EskC.
oATs-NO. = ssHei No. white, sS8Ss8ac;
No. white, S3iAdS5c.
RYE-No. 2 64hQ65c.
BARLEY-Fair to choice mailing lSq5Sc.
EEEDS-No. 1 max, uiih; No / north
western. ai9h Timothy, prime. $3.50
Clover, contract grades, Qa40.
.ShOVlSiC NS-Short ribs sides Qoosel,
~ OOftSBl5s, Mess pork. per Dbl, $500
Lard. per 100 lbs, 1915. Short clear sides
-. = A..n.s- md ahipments OF flour arl
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

ON the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries dQ2c;
dairles 1920. Eggs, hrm; at mark. cases
Included 21d26c; irsts, &c; prime frsts SOC;
extras, $50. Cheese, steady lSQlSlc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
Bank CienrinEa,
Wool Market.

OMAHA, Nov. 2T.--Bank clearings for
today were 81, 49,, "a and for the CORE
spending date last year S1,l9l, 20207.
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Articles. Open. High Low. Close, lYes'y.
Omahn CnHh Pricen,

wHEAT-No, hard. eslhGe9c; No. s
hard, 671za6Shc; No. 4 hard 66IhG671hc.
CORNING. old, 401kc; new, S5Izq36hc;
No. old, S9c; new, S5Q36c; No. 3 white,
old, -4lc; new, 366137c.
oATs-No, 3 white, s1QS1Kc; No. white
30 lztfo.c; standard, 3lhc.
RY7E-64c.
A asked. b bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
Kansas SO GraIn and ProvIaIona.

NNIV EFUNIHIWWWs
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2I.-WHEAT-De-
cember, 675Ec; May, 72mc; July, nMc; cash,
No hard, me; No. g. 70Q7lc: No. red,
71g72c; No. g. 673kd70ihc.
CORN-December, s7Ilc; May Ss5tc; July,
3911c; cash. No. 2 mixed Sc; No. 8 37%0
sc: No white, B%dSeAc
OATS-No. white, SS43Shc; No. mixed,
2k9S2hc.
RYE-Steady, 62q64c.
HAY-F1rm choice timothy, $14.26I1475;
choice prairie, e1l75d12,50.
BUTfER-Creamery 2sc; dairy, lie
EGGS-Steady; extras, cases included, CSC;
hrsts 271kc; seconds, &c.
Receipts and shipments of grain were as
follows: Receipts. Shipments
! WheAtt Dusssssssssssssssssss ottNJy leiVVN
Corn, bu......................- 1900 2LO1
Oats bu....4................ 5000 5000
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
| City and Chicago delivery, The range of
! prices, as reported by Logan & Bryan, III
Board OF Trade Building, was:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
Trensnrr stntrment.

WASHINGTON. - nov, a. oday's
statement Of the treasury balances In.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

TOr Edo. o.. NOV. e7 -qrTD-ClaVor,
cash and November, 3s.2Oi December,
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PRICES DROPPED
( FROM THE START
No Market for Stocks Worthy
of the Name at Present
in Wall Street.
OUTLOOK IS UNPROPITIOUS
SEVERAL ADVERSE INFLUENCES
AT WORK.

New York, May 19.-There was no mar
ket for stocks worthy of the name today
and the sluggish drift Of prices was of no
consequence. The stagnation Of the trad
ing, however. is significant of the growing
conviction Of the unprOpitiOus outlook for
any large speculative attempts in the
present stock market. The oppressive
weather was responsible to some extent
for a small attendance on the part of
the brokers, but their early departure
from the financial district was with the
assurance that no important operations
In the market were in sight. Prices
showed a dropping tendency from the in
anitiOn Of the market, but hardened to
some extent before the closing and left
final prices insignificantly changed from
last night
The most important changed in the
bank statement was in the last loan item
The sl5O00000 loan expansion is clearly
que 10 other causes than stock market
borrowing, and the Pennsylvania note is
sue IS given credit for the increase. Al
though over $l6O60,000 Of gold has been
received by incoming steamers this week
the United States treasury had claims
upon the banks for an equivalent amount
on account of government funds advanced
10 the banks at the time they engaged
the gold under pledge of return of gov
CtAlAAlVltL EilDSllS Wutn the gold arrived
The cash item Of the banks therefore
shows only a nominal change on the
week.
The passage by the senate of the rail-
way rate bill was without apparent in
1luence on the market. An explanation
oIered Tor the torpid state Of the bond
market and the dropping tendency of
prices there is the elimination of a large
aosorptlVe power on the part Of the life
insurance companies which played an i'm
P0IIant part early IN the bond market
II IS supposed that some liquidation on
the part OF the fire insurance companies
on account of San Francisco losses is an
hliuence IN the bond market also. These
conditions are believed 10 helm 10 account
Tor the resort by the Pennsylvania com
pany 10 its note issue in preference to a
pond issue at this time. and TO be SUD
Elementary to the actual money condition
III their influence on the bond market.
Total sales Of bonds. par value. Sq.775.-
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. May I9--The continuance Of
drv weather in the southwest was the
chief reason for strength today in the
local wheat market. At the close. wheat
for July delivery was up 3sd1E- Corn was
off - Oats were uD 1sIt1l, provisions
We're a shade to 10c lower
The wheat market was slightly easier at
the opening because of selling by 9it
traders who were Influenced by reports
of slight rains in Kansas and Missouri
These offerings, however, were readily
taken BY ShCrtS and commission houses
and the market soon became firm, re-
naming SO until the close. Receipts IN
the northwest were small and the market
at Liverpool was steady. notwithstanding
the decline Of yesterday on the local OK
change. Late in the day the market was
strengthened by damage reports IN the
southwest. the largest number Of which
came from karSas, where the crop Is
said to be deteTiorating rapidly because Of
dry weather Reports we're also received
telling Of rust IN Oklahoma. These ad-
vices. together with the str)rg markets
siderable effect on local traders The
market closed strong July opened a
shade lover 10 SHADE higher ct S2i2 to
sos. sold al S23sGS3lz and advanced to SIS
Final quotations were at g
Sentiment in The corn pit was beaTish.
but an official forecast Of frost tonight
In Illinois had an unsteadying effect on
prices The market closed steady July
opened G shade to &c lower at Al to 41l4
IJ472s. sold between MS and Az and
closed at ~
Dry weather, together with the predic-
ton Of frost. caused q strong market all
dav in the oats pit. Shorts and commits
sion houses were active buyers, while the
selling was scattered. July opened
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Grip on Life.

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The FtnanCier says Last weeks Off
Clal statement Of the New York associated
banks was much more favorable exhibit
than was generally expected from the re-
suits Of the operations of the sub-treaS-
ury as indicated by an important gain by
tins Office Of cash from the banks This
gain, which was about S15,O0O,Oo0, how
ever reflected the repayment by gold i'm
porting banks of advances that had been
made to these institutions in order to ia
SlHtate gold impOTtatiOns from Europe
the receipts Of the metal sggTegating a lit
tie more than the above sum. having been
turned over to the treasury on its arrival
thus releasing to the banks the securities
which they had pledged for the above
noted advance Tho net cash loss on the
interbank and other movements was esti-
mated from the reports made by these in
situations and also from traCeable changes
at S235.400 The bank statement. how
ever. showed a gain Of S303 500, cor der
ing the magnitude Of the week. extraOrdi-
nary treasury operations, as above. this
the actual changes. as disclosed by the re
turn is not surprising. Deposits increased
SI2.2I6.50. which was $50 600 less than the
sum of the increase in loans and of cash,
consequently the statement did not prove.
The required reserve against general de
posts increased S3,J69,1 25, deductinE from
which the gain in cash left S165.325 IS
the decrease in surplus reserve to SO. 1919
90. Computed upon the basis of deposits,
less those. of 1913 400 public funds-which
II may be observed We're reduced 50 Isl 100
during the week-the surplus is $685.. 625.
Loans increased S15.01.600. probably re-
fleeing syndicate and other borrowings.
The daily average of bank clearings dur
ing the week was S321. 600. 900 against S324 -
100000 the previous week, Ciearings in Sat
urdav- representing Fridays business.
were 1914. 6,239. Comparisons of loans by
national banks showed that nine institu-
tons increased this item by 81, 333. 333 net
tons increaS ed this item by L Is millions
net: seven banks let 80 millions net
cash
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The Bank Statement.

New York May 19.-The statement of
the clearing house banks for this week
shows that the banks hold S1O,129, 275 over
the legal reserve requirements. This is a
decrease Of s. $685. under last week. The
statement follows:
Loans, SI040, 10. 100. increase, SI5,071. 800.
Deposits, Sl,026.S32. 800: increase, S12,216.-
500.
Circulation, S5O,011, 800; decrease $685., 900.
Legal tenders, SS1, 395, 800; increase, ST.
305.60O
Specie S1S5. Al. 500: decrease. $I.OO1. 500.
Reserve, S266.S5I500; increase. $303.S00
Reserve required, S256, 7OS, 225; increase,
1909. 135.
Surplus, S10129. 20: decrease. 81 765. 325-
EN L s. deposits, S16,961 90; decrease,
s., 1S5. co.
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Money, Silver, Etc.

New York. May 19--MOney on call. nom
inaI. no loans Time loans steady; sixty
DAVIS usG4ib per cent; ninety days and six
months. HqN4sz-
Prime mercantile paper 5G51a per cent
Sterling exchange easy at AS525Ipi 1851
for demand. and at 4S2G4 S2S5 for sixty
day bills: posted rates, 4S3 and 1861; com
merciai bills. 4S1%4 H4S2-
Bar silver. 615s.
Mexican dollars, 81
Government and railroad bonds, steady.
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Coffee and SUGAR.

New York May 19.-Coffee-Spot Rio.
steady; No. Z invoice, rs; mild. steady;
CordOva. g4a121z.. The market for coffee
futures closed barely steady at a net de-
cline OF 5610 points. Sales for the day
were reported of o, 40 bags. including
July at 6.400645; September. 6.55Q6.65; Oc-
tOber, $40: December, 6.S5d690; January,
100; March T.O5G710.
SugaT-Raw, steady; fair refining.
29-32Q2 ISIS; centrifugal. 96-test. 1890
1-16; mOlasses sugar, , 21-32d2 Ills; re
fined. steady; No. s. 400; No. {. 1856; No
5. $50: No. g. 3.S5: No. 10. $50: No. II.
5.75; No. p $40; No Is, 3.65; No Il, 3.65:
confeCtioners' A, 435; mould A. 4S5; cut
loaf, go; crushed SO: powdered, AGO;
granulated. $50; cubes, 40.
Eat your dinner al Mrs. Mack Smiths
Delicatessen, 271z West 1st South. 1880
to 2:3O. Home cooking.
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Metal Markets.

New York May 19-The metal markets
were quiet in the absence Of cables, prices
were generally unchanged. Spot tin is
quoted at 43j9T4l5e-
Lake copper IS.75d19O0- eIectrolytIc
Is. 371z01S.15: casting, 1S-.5GIS375s.
Lead ranges from 90 to $50 according
TO delivery.
S7eIter quiet at 100000
Iron unchanged
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Financial and Commercial

shade lower at 327s and advanced to 1885,.
where IL closed
An easier tone prevailed in the provi-
slons market and trading was very quiet
TT traders sold moderately because of a
9-cent decline in the price Of live hogs. A
local packer was a fair purchaser of
July ribs and this steadied the market
somewhat for other products At the
close July pork was off 5GD71R at 10 7715.
Lard was down 10c at S.571z Ribs were a
shade lower at S.971k19. CO.
Inc leading futures ranged as follows:
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Treasury Statement.

Washington. May l9--TOday's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general
fund. exclusive Of the $3.50 100000 gold in
the general fund: Available cash bal
ance SI5g. 353. T6S, gold coin and bullion, S73,-
1F5.7e7- gold certificates, S4I35S.7I0
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EXCURSION EAST
Via Oregon Short Line.

May 20 and Is, and June 1. and le:
Denver. Colorado Springs or Pu
ebIo .-.- $500. ...-.....-..S2 $50 co
Omaha or Kansas City. .......... 81 90
St Louis .--.-- -----.--.-.--.-- 80 SO
st. Paul or Minneapolis .,....... Il so
Chicago .------- -.--..----.-.-..-... A 30
Memphis ------ .-----.---....... 45 50
PrOpOrtiOnately low rates to many
other points See agents for particu-
lars Tickets good for return to OCT
81. City ticket office POI Main St.
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LIVESTOCK Markets.

Kansas City, May 19.-CattIe-Receipts.
LOCO. Market steady. Native steers. 4 .
$3.50, native cows and heiferS. 2. 5015. %:
stOckeTs and feeders. 3.G0d4. 90; bulls 800
d4-25- calves. 3-O006.O0: western fed
steers, 3-15d5-35; western fed COWS, 900
4.5O
HOgs-Receipts. 40lG Market weak to
shade lower Bulk of sales. 6.25d6. S5:
heavy, 6.35lI6 40: packers 6.9O6T6. BIZ: pigs
and light. 5-40d6- 80
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 Market nominaIIv
steady MUttOns, 4-5CG6- ,: lambs. 6OOd
10: range wethers. $3.50 80; fed ewes
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New York, May -Butter-Quiet;
street prices. extra creamery. 20.
Eggs-Steady, unchanged.
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Butter and Eggs.

Yearlings. 5.5OG6 .; wethers. {. SCAT. 90;
/ ewes. 4.7505.65; lambs. 6.00Q6. 10
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Bond Quotations

L = ref IS reg l05lai Do ID series. 92sz
DO. coupon. log FL & y u Is 1G2
l. : IS reS-.----1o5s< Man. con 2 Is TG17s
Do coupon .--10z54 Mex Cent. 4s 7Q1-
l. S. O. Is reg -105lz. 1st inc. ... 21Iz
Do. coupon ---l03i4 NJ & St /. Is. o.
L s. H. Is reg. 1915 NJ, X & IT. As 1011-
r Do coupon ---I29l. n x < T os X
. ANN. lob. IS. 1914 Mexican Nation
ANN. lob. 6s...114 al con Is Su.
Atch. gen. 4s..-.-1OISs y Y Cent ger -
- Adjustment Is o. eraI 21.s ~ qS1g
At Coast I. As. 993z y J. q cen Is 10
r. & o. .1O2as Nor. Pac Is 163I.
=. < o. 31as..-.. 951a Nor Par aS ~
3 K T. CIV IS. Stls Nor. < Western
{ OF u 5S-------lI COnsOI Is 100
Isl inc -------- gl-2O- s. I. rfdg. Is. 95as
% me ----.-.-- SS1c Pa CV. 2l1S $4,000 gS1a
50 nc .-------- - Read. gen. 4s....10J7s
{. 6 A SI-s-.---. 80 couzoI as r1srs
G, b & @ n IS $685. St L & san r
G. r. 7. d P IS. 1888 fg- Is -. So.
Col. IS -.--.---- g111 Sr 7 = "
G c. g. & St L. conEo1 4s Sa1z
general IS ----1O3l4 Sea Air T. Is S-1-
Colo. Tndust. 5s. so Pac IS - o.
series y -.----- Is Do 1st Is cert 95la
series Is ------- ttsz So Ry- $ --.-.--117ie
coo MD. IS % Tex & Pac. .122lz
Colo- & 30 IS $50 TOl-, St L. &
tuDa as ---------lN5 W. 4S ......... S11,
D. & r q. As. .I00lz Union Pac Is 76sz.
Dist SeCUr. IS. IS IT. < : Cd 5s oS
Erie o. Hen As. .1G1Ie Wabash Is ...... 1873.
General Is -.-- % DebentUre 3 p
Hook Val. As. .1U514 West Nd Is Ss1,
japan ~ .---.---- St@s W & L Z. is 50
DO "a series SSls Wis Cent. 4s.-.. -
Jap as Certff-. g5Iz jap. IS ce~tff 81.
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Eggs-steady: at mark, cases included.
15l2; firsts. 1515; prime, 16Jz.
Cheese-Steady, 81.
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Chicago, May Bon the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
weak. Creameries, 1908; dairies, 1919
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Chicago May -CattIe-ReceiDts. 800.
Market steady. Beeves, 4.1cd6.20 COWS
and heifeTS- 1-I5FI5- D stockers and feed
eTS- 2.901T5-O5; calves. 40gd6. 70
HOCs-ReCeipts, T,00O. Market weak.
Estimated receipts for Monday IS COO.
Mixed and butchers 6.30d6. So: good
heavy. s. Sat. 80: rough heavy. 6 zoos go.
light, 6.34d6.52i bulk Of sales, 6.45116. 5215 :
pigs. 1916 30.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 Market steady.
Sheep. 3-50G6-25 ycaTlings, seas 10:
lambs. 5.J0T7.75
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Wheat-NO. . spring, Sass; No. 5, 7ST
81: No red. 90ILd91%.
COrn-NO. ,, 4g1a; No . yellow, 4994 a5OIz
Oats-NO. ,, 332t; No. . white, 34izG35I2;
No. white. 331Zd341a.
Rye-NO. >. 81
Barley-GOod feeding, 41Q43; fair to
choice mailing. 4IG52.
Flax Seed-NO. l, log; No. l northwest
eTn, LA
Timothy Seed-Prime, 3.25
Mess POTk-PeT Dbl 15-501I5 as
IaTd-Per - 5OS G52I5
Short Ribs-Sides OOse)-S.S0dS.90.
Short Clear Sides CbOxed)-9. 20d9. p.
Whisky-Basis of high wines, 129.
ClOver-COutraCt grade. 1125
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Omaha. May 9-CattIe-Receipts so.
Market unchanged
HOgs-ReceiptS. 100. Market shade
lower Heavy, 6-321aq6. 42lz; mixed. 6S212
ass: light. 6.3Gd6.40; pigs. 5.00G6. 90; bulk
Of sales 6.3z1z0 6- 81
Sneep-ReceiDts. $500 Market firm
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