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bu.. 500; Texas silver skin per crate
about a5 lbs. tl25j yellow Texas, per crate,
about g lbs, 2oo Green onions. Per dor.
ToMAToEs-Flor'ds fancy, lob crate
BB; choice, t2T6
LEAF LBT'rUCE-Hothouse. per don,
CUcUMBERs-Pe doz.. 800
PARs1EH-Hothouse. per dos, lunches.
RAD1sHEs-Psr dOz punches. &c; extra
BEEF CUTS.
RIBS: No. /, iSc No. 2 %; No g. SIC.
Loin; No 1. i7tte; 10. 2, lsSe; 10. a nc.
round Round no No. i. SEE No. q E; 10. 8. 7sc
Plate No i,gt tI; Ho Z sSi 80 3 SC.
sUGAR-Granulated cane, IN sacks. S.Sl;
GRADUATED beet, in sacks. N.n.
,coEFE5I9- roasted No. 2S 2se Per ~ p;
20. i5c per ID; No. a. lsc per 10.
CHEESE-Block Swiss, 1sc limberger,
lac Young Americas. lie 49,, -,
shell lsc: No. !, soft shell, lee; BraEis.
16isR1sc; pecans, 1sde2c; nlberts, l2ac' pea
nuts RAN s eo6 sosSSes Sos S S4iSsn a."
HIDES AND TALLOW-Green salted,
No. /. &c; No. 2 Sc; bull hides Sci green
s sheen BELTS 5Scasi TaiioW. No. T. iSS
No. > shc. Wool. l5q22c
CANNED SooDsC,C,G2rn STANDARD ives, west
Alb. cans. n.45; standard. 9-lb cans ~, -
Pineapples grated, alb, standard, S20l1
Z so; sliced. a.75G2S5; fancy Hawaiian, "
lbs, N5s. Gallon spples, S2eogS 60 Call
IS5aih l75@a 20; [. c. peaches, s3coY
$50 Alaska salmon, red Nl5 fancy
N& sardines quarter oil S.5; three
quarters mustard $40 Sweet potatoes.
| 81 1Offi % Sauer kraut. eoc Pumpkins. sec
| TS1.60. wax beans Glib, S0cdSl.O0. Lima
1 beans, Glib, 75cdS1.S5. Soaked peas, 2-lb..
| eOc, early June, 95c6S115: fancy, H.&G1. 81.
dressed, 12c: white fsh dressed, winter
/ salmon. 1sc: catfish, l5c; herring, dressed.
nan frozen, &C; perch, scaled and dressed.
4 "a; crappies. round, 6a9c; crapples, large,
/ fancy, 15c; black bass, &c; smelts, sweet
| ana fine i3c; eel 1Sc; blue fish, 15c; rcd
snapper 12c; roe shad. per pair 4fl5oc;
/ frog legs. s0d4Oc; HOLSTERS, green, per H..
| SIC; lobster. boiled, per h.. SOC; maekerel,
/ de5c per h.; fresh green turtle meat, &c ID.
| CURED FISH-Family white hsh, per
! quarter Dbl. 100 lbs, $500; Norway mack
! erel No. 1, $500; No. 2 $500; herring, IN
/ bbis 2O0 lbs each. Norway, Ak. SLIGO
! CALIFORNIA DRIED FJlUITS-Prunes
| are somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
| from second hands, who seem DESTROYS OF
! moving supplies of immediate grades. QUO
tations range from si4dsc for California
are slightly easier, with fancy yellows
| quoted at f2IEc; fancy Muir, l8Mc. Raisins
are Arm; loose Muscatels are quoted at ga
| ec seeded raisins. Shqi1c
! HAY-Choice upland, per ton S1200; me
| dunn 50 80; No. ] bottom, $50; of grades
| 81 CO.'S 80. Rye straw. 81.
BRAN-Per ton. dso0
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New York Minins stoel.s.
NEW YORK. May ls.-closing quotations


LONDON, May l3.-MOney was in good
supply and fair demand in the market
today. Discounts were steady. Keen com
petition for the S.000O00 in gold available
Ia the market resulted in Paris getting
$50 90 and the Bank OF England and
india the remainder at per cent advance.
Operators on the Stock exchange were
occupied principally with the settlement
Gllt-edge securities we're still under the
shadow OF new issue and fears OF gold
exports while home rails were depressed
by labor troubles Americans IN the fore
noon were cheerful at above parity on the
New York bank statement being better
account open, which was carried over az
per cent Later the New York adVices
depressed prices especially Canadian Pa
eiho and Atchis0n. Topeka 4 santa Re.
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WHEAT ACREAGE is SMALLER
south Dakota wheat Fields Shrink
More Barley and Oats Be-
ing sONn.

ABERDEEN. s. D., May 13.-Cspecisl
Telegram). - Reliable information gath
cred from this and counties tributary
shows that wheat acreage this year
"a 10 per cent smaller than formerly
with corresponding increase in oats, barley
and FAX. Practically all seeding was done
some time ago. but the crop is backward.
Some places give no evidence yet OF
growth. This territory will not grow more
macaroni wheat this year, but more atten-
ton is being paid to fax. The weather
continues cold, with occasional night frosts.
A light rain fell today, but the temperature
is much colder Personal investigation
elsewhere reveals that in Kingsbury'
Brcoklings Deuel. and Hamlin counties, less
than one-third OF the crops have been put
in. Some Of last seasons crops are not
vet thrashed and large fields OF wheat oats
and corn are standing in the shock. Hun
dreds Of acres are now so wet they cannot
be cropped this season in that section.
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~ yorl plonev unrtr-,.

NEW YORK. May 1S-MONEY ON CALL
STEADY. 2H2h; ruling rate "a; closing bid,
2, Onered al "a. time loans, dun and steady;
sixty days. 4 per cent, ninety days Adth
per cent: six months, 4Aff5 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-5h per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGING actual
business I'm bankers bills at A.Sj20n4 S62b for
demand and at S4.S330d4.S 1886 for sixty day
bills. posted rates, S4Std4S; commercial
bills, Sass.
sILVER-Bar. Sac; Mexican dollars.
60ibc
BONDs-Government,s steady; railroad ir-
regular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
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SHEEP-There was some inquiry for de-
uirable killers this morning and most every
thing coming under that description sold
az about steady prices. Good Colorado
clipped lambs bought for arrival Saturday
were weighed up at S7.b. with the general
run Of pretty good lambs selling around
ss.75a7.l5. Several loads Of good ewes
brought $50.
The general market however, even on
the good kinds was slow. Buyers seemed
to feel that prices are very high with no
one knowing Just what to do. Hence there
was an inclination to stand around and
await developments before. hlling orders.
Anything that was not really desirable was
especially slow and hard to unload. The ten
deucy on stun OF that kind Is downward
and II would be well for shippers TO under
stand that top prices are being paid only
for strictly good kinds,
Quotations o nwooled killers: Good to
choice lambs, SsOaS.eo; fair to good lambs
| 81. 25dS50
Quotations on shoru stock: GOOD "a
choice lambs, s6eod7 8; fair 70 good lambs
! So bc1S -; common and Gull lambs. $50
600; good to choice yeal1ings, light 1870
| SIS; good to choice yearlings, heavy, 5000
ais; fair 70 good yearlings, 5.6Sp6.9o; good
| to choice wethers. S515G6.00; fair TO good
wethsrs S!oqs. Is; good 70 Choice s syySs
I s.. 40d6 B; fair to good ewes, SAo0QS.S' Guns
bucks and stays, S.25d4.25.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board of Trade.


CHICAGO. May I3-wheat today on the
Both the September and December options
day's trading amid the widest excitement
Despite reactions throughout the day
Eet Closed Strong and with the demand APP
panentIy undated. Final quotations found
ssh ssSyer 0S Spton Up Was &C higher q Gc
~ fcember was up 41tc at &1sc- july e9rn
was l9ihe higher. Oats were up 49,
'(The opening this morning was the most
SensatiOnal known in the history OF tne
Htsrted By outsiders last week was more
Vigorous than ever today. Brokers were
R TnSSket S irrespeotive Of price The curb at
Minneapolis was higher and 1t was edident
TO all that prices would move upW ilS w rSl
general run OF traders. however, did not
look for any such opening as occurred.
4 don 81 provisions. opened higher. The adj
vance IN wheat ranged from lhc 20 SC
lion. The reasons for the advance were
those which have been ohronicled over and
over again during the r.. last ten S gsys a Ts
Continued cold weather in the west and
northwest. Higher prices were, also re-
Liverpool was especially strong because OF
thu gloomy outlook In Russia The weather
VIII Sdi'' either help the winter wheat IN this
country and allow the seeding OF spring
wheat IN the northwest and IN San ada;
parts IN The. province which have hitherto
tities OF wheat the rivers and ground are
sill frozen hard. The temperature west
q SsrTssa Many 81 the P pPofsssonai Srad-
ers, believing that the opening was much
M. h saSy pound from tbs source carried s
Jgly down to stnc. September TO e6ltc and
seem1er 20 c3So ,hS nn1ry S 1t6 1bss,
N ORDERS and all setbacks during the day
NWsre but temporary. The market closed
Gs sScS higher al ssasic. sold Between ssc
and &c, and closed Sc higher az s5ssas5aae
a Sc 70 go, soid between 80 and a6iI'
opened ~ 70 50 higher AZ sssts to sl.os, solt
ocean passage decreased ZOO bu. TIT
snoss OF wheat and hour were equal to 22s,
600 bu. Primary receipts were 5000 bu.
S.sl nSsspO Re b Sa the a SsR eh ssy
a. week. and ia cars one rear asO.
lars Voians. The maTasi vas stroni
throughout. but the advane- vas larseli
tive buy0rs and commission houses tn
best sellers. The market closed strong
Sc. held within the opsnins range ali day
Local receipts were 20 cars, with As q con
tract grade.
The tremendous upturn IN wheat imparte
strength TO the oats market and within
Sp SSaS @s 'sf paTt ' Of f the advance aISs va
caused on buying orders and much OF
By the anxious covering OF shorts. Jul
oats opened 40 higher at s5c. sold betwee
stShe. and closed kqSe higher al a.
Local receipts were IS cars Packer
were constant sellers OF provisions tOda
and price, were easy earlier In the dal
Later RIBS and lard advanced on a goo
general demand and IN sympathy with n
NErain market. July pork closed lower, b
ing the only option under the closing prize
Yol 64turdAy. ~ the close July pork wa
= nc lower ~ H6S6. Lard was up l5ikc
4 sc. Ribe were Sc higher at 88
p. Estimated receipts for tomorrow Whea
Z q cars eorA SO eNrs; cats. 80 cars; hog
The lsAdins failures ranged as follows;
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stock in siRht.
eoeipts Of live stock At the six principal
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
staple ana Fancy Produce.

Condition of Trade and Quotations on
staple ana Fancy Produce.
EGGS-Per dos, 15lic.
BIJTTER-Packisg stock, I5dl6c: choice
TO fancy dairy. 1906; creamery, Ad28c
LIVE POULTRY-hens. loc; old ROSTERS.
5Ikc; turkeys nc. ducks lie; young roos-
'siS' '"'N' FRUITS.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Ter box OF
about lbs. t2.60Q2.&.
crate; IS size, tA5O per crate; 80 slES, san
siTREWBERRIEs - Arkansas. 2l-quSrt
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS-L inIonieras 400 size $3.50; 90
Size, 1915: other brands, 50c less,
ORANGES = Mediterranean sweets 15C
l7s, 800 2ls and 80 sizes. So 509s.75; s.. LIS. 81
sizes, ~ california Nsyels extra fancy
$50: 10 size, t4oO; choice. large siNes. pei
BANANAS = Per msdium-sIzed bunch
slOOa2 Is; Jumboee. t25oas.5o.
FIGS = California. bulk SIC; 6-croWr
Turkish. llc; l-erOwn Turkish. lie; s-Orowr
pfkTEs-Kadaway SIC; sayers, Sc; hal
loWis, fe; new stuffed walnut dates. s-lb
OoA' ' OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES-Table stock, per bu., 76c0
Il 90; SEED stock, SOcd{1.0O.
NAVY BEAHs-Per. bu,, tl.lsi No 4 tl-6O
NEW VEGETABLES.
ABPARAGUs-75oaf1.0 per doz. punches
BEANs-NeW wax and string. per ham
BETS. TURNIPs AND cARRoTs-Ps
CABBAGE-caiifornia gEe.
cELERY-Fiorida, iO-lb crate. as
PIE PIxNT-Per H., SC.
| oNIONs-Red or yellow Colorado. De
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Epsoi Alive Buying o Wheat Largest Since
Eventful Year Of 1904
N RE BREADTH IN LAST NINE YEARS
wheat Market opens strong, FOI-
lowed BY Additional Rally with
General suppOrt--Commis-
Ason Houses Bay.
4 8E BREADTH IN LAST NINE YEARS
OMAHA, May IS, 1901

OMAHA NAY 20 A@et-
Use wide speculation buying OF W I,ocI
z ~ and really showed more breaoth ulAh
any time since ~. The party Of twenty
seven grain men tnat Yent thIOv ss.Iio, 80
Bugs In every held. bugs seemed able 60
overcome wheat ~ every stage OF Us
growth. Many fields are entirely ruined.
Crop will not exceed SO per cent
The wheat market opened strong, tol.
lowed By an additional rally with genercl
Airport Commission houses buying owing
81 delayed seeding IN Manitoba Cabl able;
weather IN northwest and small world.
khipmeuta. Prices eased some toward
midday owing q some pressure to sell and
MAY wheat cloBed at SIC bid.
Corn opened higher In sympathy with
wheat. Spot corn was dull with hrm fu-
lures. May option closed at tsc bid.
Oats were arm. and some higher prices
following IN accordance with other markets.
May option closed at 421Ac bid.
sbd m Ihipme its s" Of ea Isl 80 Su. against re-,
ceipts Of. Sa,0Oo bu. last year, and ship
ments OF $4,000 bu. Corn receipts were
e9l 900 bu., and shipments OF 49,. 900 bu.l
against ecbIpts last year Of 10000 bu.. and
shipments o. 1900 bu.
Clearanots were $4,000 bu. corn; oats
1000 bu-, and wheat and -four equal to 49,
Livorpooi closed s1ka4sd higher on wheat
and Nd higher on corn.
The worlds shipments of wheat were
Sst year Pu So T BS corn oo Ass NS su
last week, S,s0S.ooo bu.. and last year AUS
The total visible supply Of wheat >. t 90 Y,
bushels. Corn, 10000 bushels, against las
year OF 2g2O00 bushels. oats lo2lgg
bushels against last year OF HSOl'"
Local range of options:
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NEW YORK, May 1S.-METALS-The
London tin market was unchanged to SIS
higher, the gain being on spot, which closed
at e192 15s. Locally the market was quiet,
but firm, with some manipulation reported
as result OF the strike and dificulties in
delivery. Spot was quoted at S43. 7Olp44. g.
Copper was lower in the London market
with spot quoted at e1O2 and futures at
el0l 5s. Locally the market was unchanged,
with lake quoted at s24. T5Gp25 80. electro
E.25. Lead was unchanged at s6006615 IN
the local market and els 15s in London.
London and at IS 45,d655 locally Iron was
higher I'm the English market, with stand
ard foundry closing at 62s Id and Cleve-
ket was unchanged. with No. / northern
foundry at d955GGl,f76 No. northern
foundry at S3&oO6e62 3. No. / southern
foundry at SOS 0Nd's 50 and No. 2 southern
foundry at S25.00G26OO
ST. LOUIS, May l3-METALS-Lead
quiet S5.521k. Spelter, quiet S. S7h
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WooI Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 12-wOoL-steady;
medium grades, combing and clothing, ga
26c; light fine. 20d2lc; heavy fine 1sG17c;
tub washed, 29d37c.
LONDON May i3.-WOOI-A good selec-
ton amounting TO r. 1893 bales was offered
at the wool auction sales today. COMPETE
ton was active. Cross-breds showed q
hardening tendency, owing 70 brisk bidding
by Americans. Tasmanian greasy Merinos
orally were in sellers favor Following are
the sales In detail: New South Wales, 10
bales; secured, 16s 4dd1s 41sd; greasy. $40
1s IA Victoria IN hales; secured. ls RIA
1s 1Od; greasy, sd91s SD South Australia
go bales; greasy, sdqls 3D.: West Australia
800 bales; greasy. % Tasmania, 900 bales
greasy 9lbd. New leland. 1910 bales
Secured, is 1dd2s I'D; greasy. 7dd1s. Caps
~ Good Hope and Natal. 200 bales; secured
iGssGSlld: greasy. 7lAd9d Punta Arenas, 20
lalcs sreasy, .Tkdd1s I'd.
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s AND FEEDERs.

HOGS-Ihe trade was entirely wanting In
life this morning. II opened slow and dull
and was continued throughout the whole
session. on the opening buyers went
around picking out here and there a few
loads Of the light hogs. which did not sell
much lower. Still the opening could hardly
be quoted other than shade TO SC lower
than Saturdays general market The
prices did not Improve any, but the market
gradually weakened under the influence OF
unfavorable advices from other points and
soon became Sc lower In addition 20 beinG
dull, heavy hogs especially feeling the ful
force Of the decline, as well as the dull.
ness. As viii be noted from the sales be
low q good many hogs sold at t6.8Ods. IA
whereas on Saturday the sales we're pretty
evenly divided between the three pricea
esSh S6S75k and $50
RDreaentatiVe sales:
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NEW ORLEANS. May 13-COTToN-
Spot closed easier; sales 900 bales; low or
binary, SIC. nominal; ordinary TIC. nomi-
nal: good ordinary, 3-i6c, nominal; low
middling lO2c: middling. II 1l-l6c: good
middling ~ 9-l6c middling fair. Is slice.
nominal: fair. "a S-l6c; receipts, 1880 bales:
stock 125. sc bales.
middling Ike; sales, go, bales: receipts.
145 bales; shipments. 226 bales; stock. 81. OOt
bales
LIVERPOOL May 2-COTTON-spot in
fair demand; market points lower; Amer
lean middling. lisa; low middling. 6t0d
good ordinary, $40; ordinary. b.S5d. The
go were for speculation and export. and IN
cluded T. 40 bales American; receipts. AO0C
bales Including 300 bales American.
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Kau.a. city live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 1s.-CATTLE--
Receipts. II, 600 head, including 1000 head
southerns: market steady to weak, choice
export and dressed beef steers, S5.5oq6OO;
fair to good, s4eOd5.50; western fed steers,
southern steers. $. 90d65O; southern cows,
So s0d4.OO; native cows 81 s5d475; native
heifers, s3.75d56O; bulls, $3,SQ46o calves,
So 5Od550
HoGS-Receipts, 1900 head market 50
loo lower: top. s6,4Tt; bulk of sales, 60 $50
6.45; heavy, S. 25dS. IS; packers, $S35d6. 421A F;
lights Sc. 30ds AM; pigs, S5.O0d5.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts, 5000
head; market steady lambs, S.5Oa9o0;
ewes and yearlings. t5.50d6.75; western fed
yeariings, S. 25d7.OO; western fed sheep,
IS SOa6 Is; stockers and feeders, &AOOqs.0O.
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The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
oF Ind



CATTLE-Receipts this morning were
very liberal and buyers were in position
to take their time in filling orders Among
the arrivals were quite a good many good
killers, as well as the usual sprinkling
of cows, heifers and feeders.
The market on beef steers opened slow
and the forenoon was well advanced be-
fore very much had been done toward
making a clearance OF the receipts. With
nothing very encouraging In advices from
other selling points and with so many cat
tie to choose from, buyers naturally took
advantage Of the situation to force con-
cessions in prices wherever possible. The
result was that beef steers were anywher
from weak to 5d1Oc lower, as compared
with the close Of last week.
The trade in cows and heifers was in
very much the same condition as that on
beef steers, though, possibly they did not
sell quite so much on. The market on
she stock might best be described as
slow TO a little lower
The stocker and feeder trade was a
little weak under the influence of the dull
trade in beef cattle.
Zoe
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real ESTATE TRANSPORTS.

Mary e. Bridenbecker to James L;
Walkinshaw, nh lot 10. Courl'and,
Fl E Todd and wife to W. Boys
Smith. lot 13 block 8, CLEVELAND
W. Boyd smith and wife to Brad
ford-Kennedy company, lots D.
and s, block Z. Cleveland Place. and
John c. Wharton and wife TO Grove
Wharton Construction company
lots /, 2 IL and IL block d. Ben
HaTvey ]. Grove and wife TO Frank
McCielland, part block 81, Benson -
Same 70 James Convey part dock
5 AZ S"e q Bonsai to sadie NJ. Proc
tor. lot H. block is, Central park.
John Stout 20 Geneva Stout lots ~
and Al. Luke Tempieton's add. =
William c. Norris to John K. Reagan
and Louis ]. Piatu, south 40 II
lot 3, Blum View..................--
Margaret r. Burke and husband 70
William c. Bullard, lot s, block g.
! Josephine c. Brabe and husband to
Ludwina Stumpert, north g f. lot
/ 8 and south n lot 10 block TO- j..
| 8. 70. Rogers add..........,.,........ z
| Oak G. Redick TO Agnes ]. Summers
lot rs, block /, Madison Square
Harry A. Turkey to Dean ,. Elmer
/ lots IS and s. block q Haleyon
Arthur East to Edwin II. Gelller, lot
p, block 2 Mathews sub. ....5:.....
| Samuel p Rogers TO Edward l..
Calm, part lot 4, block S5s Omana
/ Robert D. Fink, county treasurer, 70
Emma r. Maier, ct al. lot g. block
James r. Robertson and wife 70 Nora
A. Mcnamara and husband, lot 2
KpHst THOMPSON and wife 70 the
| city OF Omaha, south IS IT, north
16s IT.. and west 10 u, wa north
| $50 It. lot TO- block 2 PARK Place.
80 n. north SIS II. west 50 It. lot
10, block 2. Park Place. .....:.,,.,s..
Harry y. Davis 70 Harry Hockmuth,
lot Is. block 2, South Exchange
The Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance company 10 Hugh NC
Carney. lots 1 and 4 block 10 8.
OInah s,rn. ana husband 10 Ellen
Hurst, lots s. and block I,
Ellen Hurst to Mary ana James
c.i SySss' Iaad 1s Tbonias To- James l.
Byers, lot l. block ia Florence.
| Charles Ladd Thomas. trustee 20 Guy
ID. Thomas, lot 10, block 1. West
IS Sns1iD Byers 10 Charles Iadid
Thomas. lot Is, block l11 Florence
IngvaI'd Sibbernsen and wife 90
Adolph Bogaerd and wife, east IS
Maggie NJ Devine and husband 70
, Militia savat0vic. lot II. block !,
letters add. South Omaha. .........
Bankers savings ana Loan assoeie-
ton 70 Edward Gisin. lOt 10, block
9 Boulevard Terrace. ..-....
Edward Gisin 70 Prank T. Cowdery,
lot 10, block 3 Boulevard Terrace
Julius Beckman to O. N. Hypse, lots
rs and l6. block 2 Alamo Plaza. -.
Henry Gall et al. 70 Elisabeth Fitch,
lot l. block 4 Spring Lake park
add. South Omaha...............-...
: Total ,..,s..,..........sss.ss.ss.
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and tho market closed weak. japanese Inn
perial 6s of 1904 closed az lOA.
PARlS. May i3.-Trading on the BourHc
today opened quiet with prices firm. but
they became heavy later owing TO the Mo-
roccan situation. Russian imperial g
closed at 1915 and Russian bonds OF 1904
az 5d The private rate Of discount was
1-l6 per cent.
BERLIN May 12.-Prices on the Bourse
today were weaker upon the unsatisfactory
meets
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ST. LOUIS, May 13.-CATTLE-Receipt
1900 head, including 1000 head Texans;
market strong: native shipping and export
steers, S5.10di525; dressed beef and butcher
steers, t490d5. 40; steers under 1000 lbs
S40Od4.75; stockers and feeders, S950d6. IS
cows and heifers, S2S5d6.50; Gamers, $1,000
250; bulls, $2651475: calves. A0OG1l.O0:
Texas and Indian steers, t265db.60; cows
and heifers, 8. 90lf44O.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head market
steady; pigs and lights, S600d5. 90; packers,
IS. l0Q655; butchers and best heavy $500
eco
SHEEP AND I4AMBS-Receipts, 20OO
head: market steady native muttons, g. q
az %; lambs, S3.75dS&
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-14

NEW YORK, May 13.-BEEVEs-R
ceipts. S.TE head; market for steers, steady
to a shade higher, slow for top sradesi
bulls, steady; COWS, slow to 10c lower;
steers, S45O6p4e0; stays "a. 40d5.15; bulls,
S3.756l T5 tops, As5a50; cows, 2.Soa4 70
cattle easier; tops at London, l3ihc per h.,
dressed weight; refrigerator there at DC per
ID; exports estimated for tomorrow $40
cattle.
CALVES-Receipts, $500 head market
active but 25d5Oc lower veals S5.O091.bO;
tops, SEQ: culls, S4.Ood450: mixed calves,
$3.50; dressed calves steady; city dressed
veals. Sd1lIkc per ID; choice, loo; country
dressed, 0d10c.
HOGS-Receipts, 1850 head; market
steady at $7.00QD1O.0O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, S4oc
head: market for sheep, steady; for lambs,
5dlOc higher; spring lambs, quiet; clipped
sheep, s4O066.O0; culls, $3.o0d3.50; clipped
lambs. quiet; clipped sheep, Aod6.0oi
clipped lambs, $50; no wooded stock
spring lambs, S3.5Od6.00 per head; no prime
stock here.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-14
Co0ee Market.

NEW YORK. May l3.-COFFEB-Marke
for futures opened stfaiy at unchanged
prices to an advance OF points and ruled
Interest IN the absence OF important offer-
ings. The close was steady, net unchanged
10 points higher. Sales were reported
Of II. 800 bags, Including May. 56bc; July
Sc; February. soc; March. 5.40d5 SC SpOl
coffee, quiet; No 7 Rio. SIC; No. 4 Santos
TIC. Mild coffee, quiet: Cordova, 9d9hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-14
ST. Jo.eph Live stock Marked.

ST JOSEPH, May iS-CATTLE--Re-
ceipts, 2,s4s head: market steady; natives
"a 5OQ5.25; COWS and heifers, S2.OOGD4 70 /;
stockers and feeders, 81 1d4s0.
HOGS-Receipts, 5,SoJ head; market 5675kc
lower; medium heavy S. 9O6f6.t 40; pigs So 80
9460; bulk OF sales, s.. 4OG545
SHEEP AND LAAIBS3Receipts 4T55
head market steady; lambs, s.. 5ds.65
yearlings, t6.OO96.50; ewes t5.ood65O
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-14

40: straishts. tG03 f5; spring patents,
s. qluA0e. straiEhts 0lSa3.t5. bakers. s. IS
WHEAr-No. z spring, sScGsi.o; No. g.
80cmu.OO: No 2 red. 9zi4d9&ihc.
CORNING. 3 5ztQ52Mc; No. ? yellow,
oATs-No z SAC; No. white. s3Easc;
No 9 white, fiiHH SIC.
RHE-No. . iSd7ec.
BARLEY-Fair 10 choice mailing. M6S3c.
EEHDS-No. 1 fax. H.n; No / north
western. h22 Timothy, prime, $40. Clover.
contract grades. NhN
PROVfSIONS-Short ribs sides 0Oose),
f86Iiaa9.12h Mess pork, per bbt. u6.75a
s1gNik Lard per 100 lbs, NgIk Short
clear Eldea lnonedl. H.lA.la allh.