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Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
PRICES OF CATTLE SOMEWHAT sErTEI
Hos Prices Advance Light and Bacon
Grades in Demand-sheep
Market slow on Light
Receipts.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 4 1901.

The following table shows the recelpts
Of cattle hogs and sheep at South Omah a
for the year to date. compared with last
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
Metal Marizet

NEW YORK. Nay 2-AlETATL.SLThe
London tin market had a severe break, ac-
cording 20 trday's cables. prices being about
- loWer, az E1@ for spot and El9 for
futures. Locally the market was easy, in
sympathy with spot. quoted AZ t42ls942 o.
CopDer was l0s higher IN London, with
spot quoted az El06 L. and failures Al Ei0i
s. Locally the market vas steady. with
lake quoted a. tAoeGE60; electrOlytic
E4g1tfE1A5S: casting. t11mGe850 Lad was
unchanged. a. . CO.'S 81 IN the local mar
let and AZ as he "a "a Lnndon- SpelteT
Was unchanged. a. &c IN London ana AZ
- 6o4ae9 ID New YORK Iron was higher
Ia the EnEiLsh market with standard
t0undry quoted az Is "a and Cleveland
warrants az So "a. Locally the market
vas unchanEsd No. / foundry northern.
10 guoted al Is E8S IS: No J foundry.
en-. - eosAss No. foundry. southern,
81. LOUIS, Nay G-M8rALs-I.sad
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
OMAHA wHOLEsALE MARKET.

Totals
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

The Glsposiuon Of the day receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-


LAITLE-Last flights general snow
storm thrOus hOut the west seriously inter-
fered with the movement Of live stock and
todays receipts were comparatively small
In consequence, less than a thousand head,
al told. Toe supply so far this week nave
been about 8LtJ less than last week, but
nearly 500 more than for the correspondents
week last year, and there has been little
change in the general character Of the
offerings for several days.
While reports from eastern markets were
not particularly favorable, the small local
cattle TO realize fully steady, and IN some
cases stronger prices for them. On the
other hand there did not appear to be any
very urgent dema nd from any quarter for
the plain, heavy and unfinished grades and
these we're rather slow sellers, although
in yesterdays notcnss. The genera market
Is about lOGl5c lower than II was At the
close Of last week.
There were only about twenty loads OF
cows and heifers on sale and with the usual
good general demand the trade was fairly
unchanged all around. 4 feature OF the
trade OF late has been the Discrimination on
the part Of either local packers or eastern
buyers 10 take the very light weight stun
and all grades are just about lOal5c on for
the week. Veal calves are generally steady,
with G week ago and the demand continues
good and prices strong for bulls, stass
etc.
There were only few fresh punches
OF feeders In the yards and they changed
hands at prices that were not noticably
different from yesterday. Values have
been we'll sustained all week on good
heshy steers. but the market has been very
grades and they sell lower than for several
weeks past
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
|, CHICAGo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices on hoard OF Trade.

Prices On Hoard OF trade
CHICAGO May S-Prices in the wheat
market today closed easier because OF more
favorable reports concerning the growing
crop. At the close the July delive1y SSas
OF ikdAc Corn was a shade lower. oats
were a shade higher. Provisions were IN
changed 10 EhdSc lower
The principal reason for the easier feel
ing IN the wheat pit was the report OF a
St Louis trade Journal that with the ex-
ception Of Texas and Oklahoma no ex-
tensive damage TO winter wheat has been
reported. although the crop in southern
Kansas has suffered materially BY green
bugs and drOuth. The assertion was also
made that with seasonable weather the eVil
fleets OF the cold. dry weather Of April
uriu Be overcome. This view OF the situa-
ton caused lively selling BY local and out
side longs and also by commission houses
Prior TO the publication OF this report the
market was string because Of repc' Is Of
freezing weather throughout the south
west. There were also numerous damage
The market closed easy. July wheat
opened q shade 20 Asda4c higher a. s4asc to
SAC. advanced TO S5isc and then declined
20 sac, The close vas al Sahe- Hear-
anres OF wheat and four were equal to
, rs 10 bu. Exports for the week, as shown
By Bradstreets. were equal 20 lE3Aooo ou.
Primary receipts were $1,000 Blu, against
year MINES polls. Duluth and Chicsso re
ported receipts OF IS cars. against 50 cars
last week and 20 cars year ago.
Corn was nrm early N the DAY IN sym
patty vita wheat but weakened Ilater
when wheat prices showed a tendency 70
decline. Trading was not heavy. July
onened a shade 10 &c higher a. 5oc q
SOL GSOasc sold az 5o@c and then declined
70 fsSsc. The close was at sec. Local re
eeipts were q cars. with u OF oontrac'
grade.
The selling BY heavy holders. which led q
q break OF cents In she price Of NAY
cats. was the feature o. the oats market
Prices were decidedly strong at the open
Ing because % cold weather In the wes'
and southwest but the dscline IN Nay ar
fscted other options 20 a moderate extent
July opened a shade TO hdAc higher a.
SC to tsilc. sold on 10 tztGc and closed al
&c Local receipts were n cars
Trading IA provisions was quiet and
prices generally steady. Moderate sales OF
lard BY a local packer had q depressing
eject late On the day Al the close july
pork was on 2itc a. SIS 81 Lard was IN
ehanged At . Ss54 RIBS were sl+8ec lower
AZ fA71tS
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
2 cars. corn - cara; oats. So car. hogs
15y0oo head.
The Leading futures ranged az follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

LONDON, May Mooney was In fair de-
mand 81 the market today and rates were
easy. Discounts were quiet Business on
the Stock exchange VAS dull so far 81 a.
edged securities were concerned. The new
indian loan OF 81 so CO az "a per cent
caused an easy tendency, though consGls
hardened IN the afternoon. Moderate ac-
tivtty prevailed ~ a few Instances. Mex
lean rails. under bear covering. ana grand
trunk received attention. the latter owing
20 the favorable trafhc returns. In Amer
leans interest centered IN Union Pacific and
Southern Pacinc, which. In response % the
Improvement IN Wall street showed con
siderable gains and impaired strength %
advance 70 over parity IN the forenoon.
Later the market ruled generally steady
on New York advicaE. but Union pacl ne
Luctuated erFar.caLly. The dral tone vas
steady. but business was dull ana prices
we're q fraction below the best quotations
q the day. Copper shares benefited b.
ths strength o. the metal. Rio riut0 lead
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

Birdie Mcbride and husband 20 John
J. Ryan WiS feet lot 8 block 9 Cor -
rLrn- PLar. a-urh nu-.h-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
Cotton RInrIrrt

NEW YORK. Nav a-COTTON-spot
elosed steady; middling upiands II s5c:
mlddllnE gulf li.Sec; sales, 24ss bales
LIVERPOOL, May 3-COTTON-spot
noaerate business done; prices 4 points
hiEher; American middling fair lid: good
middHnE 1l7d; middlinz. 6e9d low mid
aIng' SD; good ordinary, SGD; ordinary.
I'D me sales Of the day were 900 bales
81 which 900 were for speculs tior ana e1
port ana INCLUDED $40 American: receipts
500 bales. including 200 American
ST LOUIS. Mo-. Nav 8-COTTON-Mar-
ket quiet; rnifdhng. Ii&c sales N bales.
recelnts. S bales: stock. ~ 10 bales
NEW ORLEANS. May a-COTTON-SDot
market closed steady: sales l1Tb bales;
low ordinary. &C: ordinary TAG: good Or
dinary l-i6e; low middlinF lozc: mid
cling. llIec: good uliddlinE 12Ac: rriddituR
far, l3hsc. nominal. fair. 1tc nominal: re-
eeipts LIS bales; stock. rs. 60 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
St. LouI. General Market.

ST LOUIS. May 2-WHEAT-steady;
track No. red. S2lS2Lzc No. hard 7sT
SIC; July, aSc September, S5ssc.
CORN-Etsady; track No cash, 5'sI5lc;
July 8Atc; September, Sc No. ? white
52752Izc.
oATs-Quiet: track No. 9 cash, 4Sc; July,
ssszc: September. SAC; No. white, 5g451Ac
FLOUR-Firm red winter patents, g ~
ds.9 extra fancy and straight, S-25gS.7o
clear, s. s5de5.
sEED-Tmothy. steady. taOO9375.
CORNMEAL-SteEdy, $40.
BRAN-steadyi sacked, east track, 93h
csc
HAY - Steady; timothy, N5oOdl8.50;
prairie, sl0O0GlS0O
IRON COTTON TIES-S1.09.
BAGGING-lOhc.
HEMP TWfNE-I0c.
PROVISIONS - Pork. steady; jobbing.
Hs5 Lard. easy; prime steam. S A..
Dry salt meat Is. steady: boxed extra shorts,
Sq.5o: clear ribs, Ssh: short clears, 81
Bacon. steady; boxed extra shorts, S10.s y
clear ribs. $3.50; short clears, N6S2iz
POCLTRI-Steady; chickens. ulfc;
springs. 2oa1sc; turkeys, ng1ec; ducks,
HE: geese, SC.
BUTTER-Duil, creamery G3QEsc-
ECfCAG-FfrFn lAc
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

ST. LOUIS. No, May s-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 100 head. includi~- 800 Texans.
Market steady Native 81 ng and ex-
port steers, s. l5dS 80; dressed beef and
butcher steers. 81 T5ds. %, steers under 1.O0l
pounds AOcd4.50; stockers and feeders, $50
ass; cows and heife-s. S2s5d6.7S: Gamers,
t200a2.75; bulls. g 5Od4 =; calves, s4Ood
10 %; Texans and Indian steers. tz6dS.5O;
cows and heifers. 81 .s)d4 40
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head. Market SC
higher Pigs and lights, ss.cpIS5S, packers,
Sc 0O95 80; butchers and best heavy, $500
SEA.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 100
head. Market steady Native muttons
S.5ods.5o; lambs, t4OoGs 50; culls and bucks
g. COOS %; stockers 81 50dAbO
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Market StrOAz,r in All Grains On TsvoTab's
Weather ssportsi.
OPENING PRICES UP FOs ALL GRAMS
sliEht Reaction Caused By PrOfss-
sional seIlinG, bat Market
HoIds Firm on Predictions
Of Colder weather.
OMAHA Nav Z 1gr.

OMAHA May . lslt.
Prices were higher az the opening on &C
flant Of heavy frOsts and sn0R ana cum
Hanued colo weather throughout the winter
, Nnest belt cables we're slightly higher
on wheat and lower on corn. out the sen
stal tone OF the market was nrm. re
eeipts we're moderate and strenGih vas
tnue1 cold ana freezing weather. Heavy
selling about noon caused a slight Ieac-
ton but prices were wei sustained.
Wheat opened slightly higher and ad-
vanced small fractions on reports Of un-
favorable weather conditions and precic-
tons. Some damage D. frost was reported
II Ohio and slight damage from frost and
DRY weather was general throughout Ne
braska- More reports Of green bug dam
homa, with more snow in Oklahoma. Al
though cables did not respond 70 the &d-
weather bureau was for further Killing
frosta and low temperature. Professional
selling caused slight break in the market
sion house selling Seaboard sales for eK
port were E6Qo0 bushels. May wheat opened
strong at SIC asked. and closed weaker
tiot were arm, but closed lover July
options were on &c At the close and Sep
Corn opened strong. although cables came
lower and caused recessions after the
ana eoSaions seetpw a &c o. E neat marker
were also evident IN corn. Sales for export
~ seaboard were 500 bushels and the
later tone q the market was weaker. MAY
corn opened firm az 45a.c asked and closed
weaker AZ SAC asked. July and sePtem-
Der options were weaker IN sympathy.
Oats opened very strong and there was
good buying Of the July and September
options by commission houses After carry
activity the market became dull and trade
was light May oats opened steady AT Alzc
asked and closed weak al 4l3sc asked a de-
cine Of hc. September options closed &c
lower
n Primary wheat receipts were 81. 90 bush
"A els and shipments $4,000 bushels. against
receipts Of 52s coo bushels last year and
ehipneuts Of $4,000 bushels Corn rece. pts
were 1880 bushels and shipments 49, 90
bushels, against receipts last year OF SIS
900 bushels and shipments Of 81, 90 bushels.
Clearances were rs, 90 bushels corn, none
OF oats and wheat and -four equal 20 25S,-
600 bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged 70 I'd higher
on wheat and hdAd lower on corn
Argentina wheat shipments wee Sc. 90
bushels, against 445s.0C9 bushels last week
and 5Js 90 bushels last year.
Argentina corn shipments were Sl1es
bushels. against 214 or bushels last week
and 2S3 GO bushels last year.
Local range Of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
kama. CITY I've stock Mnrket.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. May 3-CATTLE-
Receipts. so0 head including 100 southers
Market steady to weak. Choice export and
dressed beef steers. s5-50d650; fair 70 good.
S.75dS5O; western fed steers. s. Sd5.6o;
stOckers and feeders. s. 6GF5 g: southern
steers. f4O0d5. -; southern cows. s. .0ol74 90:
native cows. g 60G74. Is; native heifers. g sO2
SIS; bulls s. 25Gs. IS; calves, SZ5d5-5o.
HOGS Receipts $500 head; market
higher. Top, S. 42A; bulk Of sales, s. 30d
G. -; heavy, s.. 306i6. 52lz packers s. sou. ~;
light s.. 3ldS 42tz: pigs s. 5Jd5.e0
SHEEP AND Receipts. 800
head; market strong. Muttons. lIIOdS. 80;
ewes and yearlinRs, 8 40d6.75; western fed
yearlinEs. S5d70o: western fed sheep,
s. 25ds6o. stockers and feeders, &loods.Oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

John ". Robbins and wife 70 Leo
nora s. Foster. lot 9. block S. BriEEB
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

the gains being due 10 slightly better
month was lower under a little local sell
ing Trading was quiet during the entire
session. but the market improved late IN
the day on a scattering demand in the alb
Fence Of important oheringa The close
was firm al a net advance % 5Gl0 points.
Sales were reported Of 81 500 bags Including
May at b.5s76 sc. September. b8snbSsc. Oc-
toher. b&a5 Nc. December. bG5c; March.
bSldb &C Spot coffee. quiet, No. T. RIO.
SIC. No. 4 santos. 7lac Mid coffee, dull.
COrfoVa qrI1Lc.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

D Foster and wife 10 John W.
bbins, lots 50. 81 and 50. block
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

SHEEP-Rece,F OF sheep today consisted
OF eight fresh loads. four q which were
consigned direct to q local packer. The
market opened up slow and practically
steady AZ yesterdays figures
Throughout the whole week there has
been weakening OF prices and a strong
tendency TO lower figures. 50 that az this
time the market may be quoted az $50 &c
lower for the week on all mutton grades.
Quotations on wooded killers: Good to
choice lambs, s. 0o6 s s.. fair TO good lambs.
s. 500 90 good TO choice yearlinEs lamb
weights, F.0cG7 E fair 20 good yearlirgs
lamb weights. 3 5ods 90. good 20 choice
yearlinEs heavy weights. 81 jods %. fair to
good yea-lngs, heavy weights s. 9pls So.
good 20 choice Cd wethers. s. 50ds %. good
TO choice ewes. s. .&G6.65 fair to good ewes
8 .55G6.S. clipped sheep and lambs sell
about 81 OF from above quotations.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

Frank Koutsky and wife 20 Frank
J Flue. lot l. block l0l. South
William @. IRE and wife 20 Prank "a
loudek, lot g. block s Kountze's attn
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

NEW YORK. Nay a-sUGAR-Raw.
quiet: fHir refining PC; centr fuEal g
test &78c; rnolssses sugar. 3e2c. Re
fired. quiet; No. q 4 toc; No T-AEc: No
g lDc. No. g. AZ; No. 10. abe No u
lioc No II A06c, No. - {00c; No II 3 &c
confectionery A. SC; mould A. Isc: cur
loaf. 3 SOC; crushed. k51c; Dcwdered, lsac:
EranulafeA 4sor; cubes. 5Ec-
MnLaASSF S-steady. New Orleans open
hsttie FooS ~ chof-e. g7fs3c
NEW ORLEANS. Nav - SUGAR -
Steady; open kettle centrifuFai gl4aT-Ec
Centrifugal yellow. sKafzc' seconds. 40
MoLLAssEs-ouist new syrun. Joasic
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

NEW YORK. May 3-MONEY-On call
steady. 2l4d4 FER cent: ruling rate. CLOSING
bid, ~ per cent. offered al per cent Time
loans, 6rm, sixty days 81 per cent ninety
PRIME MERCANTILE PATERSON
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-F1rner with
actual business In bankers bills at 81 S6s5 .
$3.50 for demand and - S540i4s5E for sixty
day bills. posted rates. &4-s4 and S4G
commercial billie 81 3s IAS51a.
SILVER-Bar, 6Mc; Mexican dollars.
6034c.
BONDS steady. railroad
arm.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

lns- Jspansss imperial 81 Of 1904 ciosed AZ
llia
tosav -. e. tnc hrii.F fL.f
the reorganization Of the cabinet here
would mean the abandonment Of the in
come tax measure. The advices from New
York also helped % maintain prices. Rus
sian imperial a. were not quoted Russian
bonds OF 1904 closed at so
BERLIN. Nay 1-Prices on the Bourse
today improved on the New York advices.
Americans were higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

HUGE-Ine run OF hogs vas not up %
expectation today and this fact was really
responsible for the better tone 20 the mar
ket All the BUYERS seemed % have good
orders 70 IN and lost little time IN getting
down 20 business OF the basis OF about "a
ate advance over yesterday quotations
As usual buyers picked Up the light and
bacon grades first and were Inclined 70
neglect the heavy and packing boys until
the last and buy them al a considerable
discount There was little change in the
market however, from the opening % the
close and a clearance was made IN very
good season. Tops brought s. IS today as
against S. 20 yesterday aud the bulk OF the
trading was al Ss25QS& as against s. so
$50 yesterday,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs.

Frank Koutsky and wife 70 Frank
Ftus. lot l. block l0l South
William G IRE and vile 10 Prank "a
loudek. lot 8, block 6 Kountze's attn
supplementary add..........-........... IssO
Robbins. iots 50, 81 and &. block
Jerome .......................
Same TO same, lots Is ana q. block q
Jerome park, and other lots...........
John ". Robbins and wife 70 Leo
nora :. Foster lot 3 block s. BrtggS
J. P. Moran and vie 10 Cathrene
O. Mcdonald, sia ma sw4 swa S-ls-
Birdie Mcbride and husband 10 Jol1 -'''
J. Ryan Ws feet lot 6 block Z. Cor
FiEan Place, South Omaha.-.....-.... 10
Gsorge Todd and wife % Charles z
Nelson, part S-le-l0. .................. I
Lena Bra ana husband to Wahoo
NJ company, lot 5, block Deer
Andrew n johnson ana wife 10
Thomas Snellman, lot l. block g.
Edwsrd W Honan 10 Adam Kund-
ert, lot 4 sublot Z. Gise's sdd-,.....-. go
hobert o. Elnk county treasurer 20
sane, lot 2 block "A clifton Hni 80, ......
Claude r. Combs ard wife % Combs
Ward Transfer and Storage COM
pany, lot p block %. South Omaha 1900
lot i2 f bioeR . Potter n H c5Bbs ada
South Omaha. Observation-Disclosures. go
John ". Mcdonald. sheriff. to Mary
For iaHUy 81 Io IT, 70 20. T. block a.
Herman Dittmar % Frantiska sperI
lot :. block ]. Morris1n's add South
Harry A won ana wife 10 A B.
Alurin- lots and 6 block ]. Hillside
Eiis n Tzschuek ana husband 10
Harry A. Wolf same ..........-..-.... 500
United Real Estate and Trust com
uanv % Edward T. Heyden Tot g.
block >, FIa-nyieW --.--...... ...-.----.. 80
Elmer ~. Farnsley ana wife ~ Otto
A Tellesen. lot . replat Waverly
Robert o. Ffnk. county treasurer. %
Edward " Honan. 80 feet and
W. - feet lot g. block S. Im-
prove0leuf association add ..-..... .... ......
g me- 20 A ". Johnson lot e. block
- tentral PARK ---..- .-....,.-,...-. .....s
sane 10 James J. Parks lot 9 block
3 Missouri Avenue park ..--.......... ......
Ernest Sweet % Alice p Young no
feet lot "a kellogg Plaoe...-......-... Ash
Total amount o. transfers. 50 So
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
Condition of Trade and Quotations 81
staple and Fancy Prodnce.


staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS-Per doz.. l51ze.
BCTTER-Packing stock, l5ql6cs choice
70 fancy dairy, lS91Oc; creamery, AG25c
LIVE PoULTRY-Hsns.l oq1lc: old roost-
ers. SIC. turkeys. l2c; ducks, lie. younE
ROSTERS 1gsc' geese, C.
PINEAPPLES - Florida, S-5o9S0o per
STRAWBERRIES - Arkansas, s4-quart
COCOANUTs-Per sack OF 100, SLOO.
TROPICAL FRUITS
LEMONs-Limoniera, so size, $3.50; 30
size 49, Other brands soc less
re, so ns and 80 sizes. $40; So, l1s rs
sizes, ts-25i California Nsvels, extra fancy,
l.s. 90. As, 80 sizes. 81 90 fancy. l2s szs,
$50; $50 size, t0o; choice. large sizes. per
BANANAS = Per medium-sizsd bunch.
GRAPE FRUIT-sizss & to %. g 1890
FIGS - California. bulk. &c; G-crown
Turkish &c; +-2-own Turkish. lie: S-eTown
DATEs-Kadaway, sac; sayers. &c; hal
lowis, &c; new stuffed walnut dates, s-lb.
EEW POTAToEs-Per ID. &C.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOEs-Tab!e stock, Per bu-, 7ca60c.
NAVY BEANs-Per bu.. as. No. = u.0.
BEEF cuts.
No. ! rps T nls ' Ne. 2 Sj6s' s35S; Ne; ?
rs ioi iS' re ON 10 cblck SON Ii ~ lsae
chuck, SIC: No 3 chuck 5l4c, No / round.
sc; No. Z round. Sc; No. s round -Ec
No. ! plate, &C; No. plate, 5l4ci No.
NEW VEGETABLES.
BEANS-New wax and string. Per ham
BEETs, TURNIPs AND CARROTs-Psr
doz punches. S95oc.
CABBAGE-NeW Texas, per ID, SIC
MATOES-Florida, sob crate. $40
ONIONS-Red or yellow Colorado, Pc
bu.. no. IeIas silver skin. per crate. ABOUT
g lbs so: yellow Texas, per crate, about
LEAF LETTUCE-Hot house. per doz
heads t5c.
CUCUMBERS-Pe doz-. u.&
PARsLEY-Hot house, per doL punches.
PIE PLANT-5O-lb. boxes tZZ5dz Ta
ASPARAGUS-N.7 per don. buliches.
RADISHES-Per doE. punches. 80; extra
large punches. &c Der doE-
MISCELLANEOUS
SuGAR-GFanulated cane, 10 sacks. Gu
graduated beet. ia SACKS. 81
COFFEE-Roasted, No. s.. Sc per To-
No. -. ne per ID, No. Is. lse per b.: No
% lSc per ID; No. n. l3c per 10.
CHEESE-Block Swiss, i9c. lin berger.
l4cs Young Americas ne.
,NETs--caAfornia wslHuts, No 2 soft
is149lsc; pscans. lsQz1c nIherts. IEsc. pea
nuts nav ne. roasted sac. California a.
monds- IKE eacoanuts. 800 Per 100
CURED FISH-FamLy white hsh. per
euarte. bbl. 10 lbs. 800 Norway mack
srel No, J. $50: No. 2 s2AO0, herring m
IBIS. 30 lbs each. Norway. AZ. MA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. May 3-CATTLE-
Receipts, rs head; market steady. Ma
tives, s. 5Dd6oo; cows and heifers, SO
500. stockers and feeders, 81 50Q5.00.
HOGS-Receipts, 4242 head; market firm
to &c higher. Top, $40; bulk. Sc 3Od6 S714.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts Las
head; market steady Lambs s.. Bds e /;
wethers. 5. 75qI-25. ewes. 8. 40a6s5
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

SIOUX CITY. May Especial Telegram.)
80 CATTLE - Receipts. 40 head market
steady; beeves, A5odS. %, cows bulls and
mixed, $. 0oa4S0; stOckers and feeders, g IS
d4.50. calves and yeaTlings, s. 40a40
HOGS 90 Receipts, 400 head: market
s. $50. ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
yer YORK Mining stocks.
TrensuFy Statement.

WASHINGTON, May a-Today's state
ment OF the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund. exclusive OF the $50, 0oO go gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance
S25l, 81, SIS. gold coin and bullion so l+O.SS
gold certificates, 81, 500 so.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
CANADA

mot included in totals because eontatning
other items than clearinRs
Mot Included in totals because couparI-
sons are incomplete
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
CHICAGO LIVE srOcK MARKET
Cattle and sheep Firm-HoRs strOpE
TO EiNr Cent HInhrr

CHICAGO. May S-CATTLE-Receipts
about Loo head. market firm. common to
prime steers, s.. s0Qs. a. helfers, tS0JQ5 90:
bulls, g fog+9o, calves. s. '5q5.75: stockers
and feeders, s. l0QS s
HOGS-Receipts, about 1900 head; mar
ket strong 20 SC higher: choice TO prime
heavy. S65Zl4i6 g; medium 20 good heavy,
6.E7lFG6.50 butcher weights, 3 SOdS55; good
to prime mixed, S-50d65s55 packing. s.. y
G647i4. pigs $. 51GS-5Q; bulk Of sales, $50
6656
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts. 6000
head; market firm; sheep, 81 25dsi5; year
hngs, s.. so 90. lambs. s. 5GQS.7O.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
ssipnenpoIi. Grain Mnrke

MINNEAPOLIS. May 2-WHEAT-July,
s5A9s6stc; September. ssiSc; No. ! hard.
Sc. No I northern. sc; No. 2 northern,
Sllc; No. northern, adS5c.
FLOCR-First patents. t44o94-50i second
patents, = SBa74 90 hrst clears, Ha0g3 50;
second clears. g. 49d15a
BRAE-In bulk. SO 50al6B.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
DuIuth DRAIN Wargret.

DULUTH. May a-wHEAT-Eo. ! north
ern. FAC: No. northern, S6iLc. Nay, So
July. sc: September. 8lsc.
OATS-On track, &C.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
LIys5geol Grain ana rEoyision..

LIVERPOOL. May 3-WHEAT-Spot
steady; No. 2 red western winter, 6s 2Ad:
Nay, g nd; July, Is sd: September, g.
CORN-Spot. Arm. American mixed new
q 6ds Old s. Nd: futures, steady; July.
% I'd. septembeF. e I'd.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04

B bid


wHEAT-No. hard. 75975c; No. hard,
6sq1ic: No. hard. 6Od6Sc. No. spring.
67d75c.
CORN-No. 2, 4Hk6s5c: No. 4. k2ag5izc; no
grade. 3Gft4oc; No. yellow, 4As9f6c; No.
white 46lIg7c
OATs-No. mixed. 40dllc: No. white,
ll6fiLc: No. white. 40d4o&c.
RYE-No. ?, s21Ac; No. 6lAc.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-04
Milwaukee Graia market.

MILWAUKEE, May 2-wHEAT-No.
northern. Ss9soc; No. 2 northern. SSSs1ac
July. s4te, asked
RYE-Eo. J. I5i4Gg4c.
BARLEY-No. 2 &c: sample. 6GC5c.
CoRH-No. eash. isGzsise; July 4sise