TJ1E OMATTA DAILY HKE: 'IT 15s DAY, MAY 2L, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Trade in 111 Marktts 8hwi t Tumhncy to
Wsakneu.
WHEAT MARKET OPENS FIRM, BUT IS QUIET
July Oirn Declines linrly In Session,
bill Ik .ftlx- lrot InIimih (lulet nnd
Itntlirr W'pnk 011 Ari'iinnl of
llchvy llK Krcclpln.
4MIICAOO, May 21. After hours of firm
tiss because of the dryness In the north
V'M wheat weakened today because It
looked tin If the condition might be changed,
Ji l closing KWbc under Saturday. Corn
uiib weak, July closing t'.v down. Oats
tioced HWic lower and provisions IMTiiOc
to 23c reduced.
'Ch trade In wheat was quiet today. Tho
m.trl.et opened firm. Cables wore higher
at d the secd-sproutlng rain still remained
i s' rancor to the northwest. Traders were
iposed to stay on the bafo side until It do
sloped whether there iwas to be a pro-
n;Ml (lrolith In the northwest. July
ei -d V higher nt 67Hii6"'4c. touched UTac
in' for hours clung around that mark,
urn nc the afternoon somo messages from
'he Dakotas and adjoining territory came
n nnd announced that It looked like rain,
i ague ns this was It was sulllclent, com
Iwd with the corn weakness, to cause soll
S As there was little demand July
imped Hharply to (VjVfeC. The closo was
.. July Mjfl down at SiXc The cash
business was slow. New York reported 10
oars taken for export. Clearances In wheat
and Hour wore equal to srr.OOQ lm. Primary
'ccclpts wer 45I.OUO bu., compared with 543.
i bu last year. Minneapolis and Duluth
one rtcd SVi cars, ugalnst RZH last week and
i f a year ago. local receipts were 21
,irs, none of contract grade.
Whllo Julv corn was declining early In
(ho nesslon the market was active, but at
ho bottom It became quiet and stayed so
to the end. July opened a shade under
Saturday at 3Sc to U7'4c and wold ofT to :i6io.
Cables from Liverpool were weak, the
wiwither favorable and country offerings,
serially from Iowa, reported much larger.
These were factors. Tho market received
some support at 37c, but llnally this was
satisfied and the market nigged a little
further. The close was weak, July Hie
lower nt 2674c. Iterolpts here were 121 cnit.
Oats was moderately active but weaker In
onipathv with com ami because of favor
able wather. Country offerings were also
urger. July sold between 22l,io and 217(,c,
losing liio lower ut 21?4o. Receipts were
ill cars.
Provisions were quiet nnd rather weak,
o cauf-e hog receipts worn heavy, l'rlces at
l .ie yards were lower, following the open
n offerings wero liberal and the market
used off. Thorn was a fair demand for
1 rd. The close was easy. July pork sold
between $11.70 and $11.60 and dosed 25o
under Halurday at ttl.CXK; July lard, be
twen J'i.!i7j and $5.92',4, closing "WtlOa down
at D6.2JsW.W, nnd July ribs, between M.fio
nnd $G.fu,,fc, with th closo 10c reduced at
Estimated receipts tomorrow: 'Wheat, K2
rs; corn, J2T cars; ontK, SM cars; hogs,
2. ,ig0 head.
Tho lending futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. High. low. Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat
.May
July
( 'orn
May July
Kept.
i its
May .
.Idly
Hept.
r rk
.Tuly Lurd
July
Hept.
lllbs
July
Hept.
bss:
6!4 &
,G7(7'4
J
37 ( 36H
31 36
S6
36Tj,
37t4
37
3S
3SH
21?;
21V
22UfffH
hit. 01 ?7
121'lflU
11 C214
U 70 f 11 50 11 52V4
6 07.a 6 92UI fi 15
11 771.A
7 024
7
6 85
'fi (m
ti 65
6 JV,l 6 021 6 95
6 K",
6 IXi
fi 57
14 60
fi 70
6 57!
6 C7'4
Casn quotations were as follows:
KI.OUK Quiet: winter patents. J3.KOW3.70;
straights, Vi.WafXM; clears, 2.7W3.20,
Hprlng Hpeclals, WsOraoO: patents, JTOOf
3.10; straights, 2.CO2.SO; bakers, $2.0Mt2.40.
U HKAT-No. 3. fiifiWe; No. 2 red, 72fi73c.
COIIN-No. 2, 3f,T4e: No. 2 yellow, 37',4e.
OATS-No,. 2, 23&SIJio: No. 2 while, 2?.?itf
2. 4e; NO. 3. white, 2Sy25!4c
(tYJNo. 2. 55c.
BAni,k;y-Good feeding, 37c; fair to
cholen malting, 2Vur.
SUIIDS-No. 1 llax, Jl.sO; No. 1 northwest
ern. JI.S0. Prime timothy, $2.42'.fi2.43.
PPt)VISIONS-Mess pork, per" hbl., $10.13
fill. DO. I.ard. per 100 lbs.. JG.M)fi.!)5. Short
ribs sides (loose), JM.Vfifi.73. Dry salted
sltoulders (boxed). JU.5iXJiB.75. Hhort clear
Klde:i (boxed,). J7.00fr7.10.
V 1 1ISICY Distillers' finished goods, on
b.icn of high wines, J1.26.
Sl'C.AllS-Cut loaf. J5.D3; granulated, $5.37;
confectioners' A, $5.33; off A, J5.18.
Pollowlng aro the receipts and shipments
Articles.
Ilour, bhls,
AVheiit, bu.
Corn, bu. ..
Oats, bu. ...
Hyp, bu. ...
llartev. bu.
Receipts. Shipments.
.... 13,000 2),(KX
.... 10,000 1W.000
....100.U00 4i5,0
....212.IXK) 4J7.1.0J
.... 4,000
. 23,000 fi.OOO
On Mix Tlrn,l.,n. l,n. .... . '.
market was steady: creameries, llVtlflDHc;
ilalrtes, lVu'Wfc. Cheese, dull nt 8!&fi9c.
J.ggs, steady; fresh, 10?Jc.
MSW YOIIIC (ilO.VKlt.Vli MAUKirr.
ttimtntloiiM for the liny on Various
Cniiiiuoitllli'i).
SKW YOniv, Jluy 2l.-KI.OL!R-necclpt.s,
27.00(1 bbls.; exports, 21,909 bbls.; fairly ac
tive, qulto steady, with demand chiefly from
Jobbers for well known brands; Minnesota
patents, $3.C0(S3.S5: Minnesota bakers, $2.03
02.93; winter patents, J3.fiO3.S5; winter
BtralghlH. J3. 15ft 3.55; winter extra, J2.53(i)
8.90; winter low grailes, $2.2302.10. Ityo
af"nn&lllfniChoACOi ! fl,,Poy' W-253.W.
i. OUNMhAI-Qulet; yellow western, S3c:
city. f2o: Ilrnndywlne. $2.33fi2.40.
lUK-Steiidy; No. 2 western, COfilc, f.
o. b , allout; state ryo. 57ii54c, c. I, f., N'ew
York, ear lots.
UAHI.IOY-yulet: feeding, 43'4ft45c, c. I.
Yorl0W mult'ng, 50lj53c, c 1. f New
UMhK'?.y JIAIT-Dull: western, 5505fic.
r-. 1 J.A 1 Hieco"!t -i7''175 '"'i exports.
77.941 bu.; sales. 2.3S5.000 fu. futures, hO.000
bu. export. Spot, easy; No. 2 red, 77,S,e ele
vator; No. 2 red SO'ie f. o. b. nllni ; No 1
northern, Duluth. 74P r. G. b. afloat
prompt; No. 1 hard Duh.th. 77',c f. o h.
ntUmt to arrive. Options opened firm and
were supported nil the morning on dry
weather oyer tho spring wheat states, with
higher cables. (Subsequently the market
turned heavy under late rumors of possible
rain In tho norlhwesf and closed weak at
- 'IpcI no from Saturday; May, 7P,W
I:Vii,j;lt,S',,l.at ,71,e-:. JJl"' 7-'Wu' close.!
VAvSv- fa,",,,t''',nier ,7T:!c' l,1M0,' at WT'-COH.N-ltecelirts,
3) bu.; exports. 17.29S
bu. Spot, weak; No. 2. I:V f. !. b afloat
and 41io cloyatnr. Option markot was
Kenerally weak all day under liquidating
Inspired by larger rounlry offerings and
Improved weather conditions. Closed weak
nt, IHfiUio net decline; .May closed at 41,ie;
&43Kse('ilnr!24c. ,3"C: lte
h,?AS&,SS?. : rcr,sN30
MUc: N... 2 white, 2i?29c; No:'c,' $gitJ
whltlS,1'1 V'CCt?r"' s7toHc-; track'.
in"AfcStet"h,PP,nB- 7-5W7.75; good
itJL!0S,T:S,,,i,y:,,i,,n.,c' ''"nimon to choice,
crop, iUoc; WM crop, 10(13c; Pacific
ifti10,11 .9'i'vcston, i) to 2.1 lbs..
ycL California, 21 to 25 lbs,, 21Uo; Texas
dry. 21 to 30 bs 15c. ' iPX"8'
LHATHICU - Steaily; hemlock oole
Tevas?1"'1' ,lolnp8,,c ttw ia;
PltOVlSIONS-Heef. steady; family Jl'OO
T12.W! mess, JlO.OOii 10.50; lice S' WM
ff-M.OO; packet. $ll.Oii'12.o6; city, extra India
mesa. l7.Nif,iit'0. Cut meatX steadv
pickled bellies WASHo; pickled shou lj 'rV.
CHftGsc; pickled hams, lOUiiiO-e. Lurif
rasy; western steamed. J7.30; May closed nt
J7;.9;!,,8ou,,h "u'rl?,,. ompoiTnd km
J0.b2V. Pork, qiilet; family, Jlt.OOfht 50;
llOlt clear, Jll.OOfijlS.uO; mess. Jls.oOfi 12 75 '
TAf-l.O;-Nonunal; 'city, 4ic; country.
H1CE Klrm; domestic, fnlr lo extra 4U
, MOLASSKS-Steady; New Orleans, onen
kettle, good to choice. 44?i55c. ' 1 "
I'ltliipUTS-Qulet; cotton, by steam. 27c;
grain, by steam, 3V4c. '
HUTTKIl-nocclpts. 11.299 pkgs.; steady
flveFtem creamery. 10,4ft2Oo; factory. 14Wl6c
CIIUKSK-Hecelpts 6.S pkgs.V "vekk;
fancy , large white. 9T4fil0c; fancy largo
colored. 9Tffl0o; fancy small whllo, 9',i09i40.
funoy small colored, 9iJiOV4c.
KGOS Itecelpts, J3,0uG pkgs.: firm; stor
age westorn, at mark, ISHftWic: regular
jiaeklng, loss off.. 13VjlUc. 'vhwar
MCT'A1.S Asldo from better cables than
had been looked for, showing tin to be jci
17s Cd higher In !ondon, now new features
presented thcmsolvcs In the market for
Hiatal' Tin, In sympathy with the advance
.Abroad, Jumped some 7Gfi9o points and
closi'd llrmer, but quit at $V9.75 bid and
93,&7!a asktHl, Vis iron warrants conttuuo
mml 671
Hi
I wit ni(
unsettled (no oDblat quotation glveiu nnd
northern No. 1 foundry nominal. Lako cop
per was unchanged at $1S.!I7'S. Lend ruled
quiet nt $3.27'41I4 2 Spelter, while quiet,
was a shado firmer on a good export In
quiry and closed quiet on the basis of $l.47'4
it l.52ii. Tho brokers' prlre for lead was
3c Ufi and for copper J16.75.
OMAHA -viToi.lAI,l2 '.MA Hit UTS.
Condltlnn of Trnile nml (lnofnt Ions on
Mtnplp nml I'liney Proline".
HGOS Itecelpts modcrnto; seconds, 101?
10'c; good stock, 11c.
1AVK POUI,TllY-Hens. 7,frnSc; roosters,
according to ago and size, 4'n7cj ducks, Sfy
7c; geese, &fifi'4c! turkeys, Sc.
KKKStl DUESSHD POULTHYflcns, 9c;
roosttTS. (Vfi7c; ducks and geese, lOflllc;
broilers, H4 to 2 lbs,, per doz., J3; turkeys,
i2'ni3Vjc.
mmfKri-Common t0 fair, 13f?Hc: choice.
15li 17c: separator, 20c; gathered creamery,
l'SlSc.
KI8H Trout, 8c; blue llsh, 10c; pickerel,
Sc; catllsh, 12c: dressed buffalo, fio; roe
shad, eat-h, 45c; whlteflsh, 11c; herring, 6c;
black bass, 13c: salmon, lie; whlto bass, 9c;
cropple, 10c; plko, lOo.
PIOKONS-Llve, per doz., $1,
VlJAIyS Choice, 910c.
HAY Per carload lots: Upland, choice,
$7.50; midland, choice, JS.60; lowland, choice,
$5.60; ryo straw, choice, $i; No. 3 corn, 34',4c;
No. 3 whlto oats, 2H4e; cracked corn, per
ton, $14, corn nnd oats, chopped,, per ton,
$14.50; bran, per ton, $12; shorts, per ton,
$12.00.
VBOUTAHI.KS.
CPCDMHKItB-Pcr doz., $1.00f1.20.
A SPA HAG IIS Homo grown, per doz., 25
SEW TtmNIPS Per doz. bundles, 40c.
8PINACH-Pcr box, 40ijCOu.
NHW HKRTS-Per dor., bunches. 337 40c.
I.HTTOCH-Per doz. bunches 30fi3.1t.
HADISHKS Homo ciown. per doz., 158"
20c.
PKAS Per half-bushel basket, $1; per
one-thlrd-bushel basket, 73c.
WAX HHANS Per Vbu. box, $1.
8KKD fiWKBT POTATOHS - Per bbl.,
.$2.0frfiC25; Knnsns, eating. $1.
POTATOBS Per bu choice. 25ffi0c.
NHW POTATOKS t'er lb., 24j3c.
CAHHAnK-Cnllfornla, per lb.. Sc.
CAt'I,IKI.OWKR Per doz., 1.2fifil.60.
TOMATOES Florida, per slx-baskct
crate. $1.50.
MUSHHOOMS-Per lb. box, 50c.
Ullt'HAnit Per lb.. l4H2e.
ONIONS-Hel, per lb.. 3e; new Bermuda,
per 50-lb. crate, $2.50; new southern, per 70
lb. sack, $2.25.
FRUITS.
STHA WHKnniHS - Arkansas and Mis
sourl shipping stock, per 24-qt. case, $1,750
2.00.
CHHHHIHS - California, per 10-lb. box,
$1.50.
CHANHHRHHCS None on the market.
APPI.HS About out of market.
TKOP1CAI. KltUITS.
PINHAPPI.KS-Per doz., $2.0Of(2.r,O.
OHANOICS California, fancy navels, per
box, J3.7.VH4.00; choice navels. $3.50; .Mediter
ranean swts, per box, $3.23fi3.50; budded
seedlings. $2.7tVi3.U0.
l.CMONS California, choice, per box,
seedlings. $2.75fi3.00.
HANANAS l'er bunch, according to size,
J2.06 3.00.
H1DKS. , ,
HIDKS No. 1 green hides, 7p; No. 2 gresn
hides, 6c; No. 1 salted hides, So; No. 2 salted
sides, 7c; No. 1 veal calf. 8 (o 12 lbs., 9c;
No. 2 veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs., Sc.
MISCHI.LANHOITS.
NUTS Hickory. lurire. ner tin .. ti "r..
shellbarks, $1.35.
uuisijy per 21-sectlon case, $3.50ff3.76.
Mt. I.011U (irnln nnd I'rnvNInn.
S'l" INITIO Ma.. 01 iiit. r 1 .
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 70.c; track. 7117
'If Mm- Riv. tnrn i,,i.. cr.K..-t. ..........
Cii'J.c: September, fi7?ic.
. uiii- iwor; no, 2 cawh, 36c; track, ."r?c;
May, 3fil4c; July, 3C'4c; September. 37e.
o k na r nm.,t., x o .. . . i. no ... i.
1 V - -ii. iriicK:
2U(?l24Uc; May, 2.'i?ic; July. 217in Stsptetn
borL2lUc; No. 1! white,
DVT,'' T
iv iv lAjnri til uo;av. ,
i unit iVMi'-inr, ,).;n.r;
funnv and Ht r.ilc-hl. MHVi: iv nlnnrt nw
3.00. ' " ' " '
nl'.hiDS Timothy, steady at $2.00i2.20.
Max, nominal at $1.77.
-()HN.MKAI-Steady lit $1.93fi2 01.
HR AN Steady; sacked, east track, CSOo.
'II A V !n:iriv llmndit. .rw.n M.
$s:sof;5.7G. -
WHISKY Steady at $1.25,
1 RON ;OTTONTl KS-J1.30.
HAO(llNG-7',4ftSUc.
IIK.MI' TWINH-'.ic.
Lard, lower; prime steam, $fi.77',4; choice.
fi COl' f.r.. .mil .. . V. , . ,
w.omv. nnu llll-tlin VUUAtMi;, nitjnuy; ex
tra ulln.l. t7 nll.n. vll... .7 ,,, .
r.,..., vl, t,v, turn, l.i.V2, linu filler,
$7.2o. Hacon (boxed), steady; extra shorts,
$7.50; clear ribs, $7.0214: clear sides, $7.75.
MKT A LS I-ad : Quiet at $3.50i.!'6. . Spel-
..uiiiiifi.i ill , ll.ft I. -to.
intTi.Tivat,.,i. ,.i,ii,,u 7. ...i,..u
5c; ducks 5c; geese, 3c.
Kl.tlH Steady at 10c.
dairy, ilfmc. " "-
RHCKIPTS-Flour, 5,000 bbls.; wheat, 20,
tWO bu.; com, 79,000 bu.; oats, 3S.0O0 bu.
SHIPMKNTS-Flour. I.00O bbls.; wheat,
5,000 hu.; corn, 70,000 bu.; oats, 10.000 bu.
Kiinnns City firnln nnd I'divImIoiis.
KANSAS CITY. May 21.-WHHAT-.Iuly,
filtic; September. C2c; cash. No. 2 hard, 6157
til',4e: No. 3, SSfiiilc; No. 2 red, iVfi6Gc; No. 3,
62ii Ojc.
CORN-July. 3l'ic; September, offered,
3J3ITic; cash, No 2 mixed, 36,4e; No. 2
white. 37',i,c; No. 3. 3(jUc.
OATS-No. 2 white, 2"iic.
HYK-No. 2, 63c.
HA Y-hnlcr. timothy. $10.50H 11.00; choice
prairie, $7.25Sf7.60.
HUTTKH Creamery, 16fil7c; dairy, fancy,
HOGS Firm; demand liberal; fresh Mis
souri and Kunxas stock, KH4c. loss off, cases
roturned; southern eggs. 10c; new white
wood cases Included, Vic moro
RECKIPTS-Whcat. ffl.000 bu,; corn, ll.COO
bu,; oats, 39.000 bu.
SHI PM HNTS Wheat, 37,200 bu.; corn, C.3C0
bu.; oats, 1,0(0 bu.
Liverpool tiriiln nnd I'i-ovImIiiiik.
I.IVRRPOOI.. May 21,-WHHAT-Spot.
steady; No, 1 California, Gs 2d5iis 2Vsil; No.
1 northern, spring. 5s OVid. Futures, quiet;
May. 6s ,sd; September, 5s UI.
( ORN--Siot, American mixed, new, firm
at Is ted. Futures, dull: May, Is Ud; July,
3s lOd; September, 3s lOUil.
PROVISIONS--I.ard. American relincd, In
fialls. dull at 37s 7d. Union, short ribs,
firm ut 12s; long clear middles, light, linn
'."I,K ull'ar middles, heavy, firm at
41s 6d; Clear bellies, firm nt 41s. Shoulders,
square, firm at 37s. Tallow, Australian. In
London, steady at 27s tid.
The Imports of wheat Into Liverpool last
week were 33,300 quarters from Atlantic
ports. lS.ooo quarters from Pacific ports
and 8,000 quarters from other ports. The
Imports of corn from Atlantic ports into
Liverpool last week wero 19,400 quarters.
Toledo Mnrkel.
TOLKDO, May 21.-WHHAT-Actlvo; No.
2 cash and May, 7lle.
CORN vAetlvo and unchanged; No. 2 cash,
40c. l
OATS KIrni and unchanged; No. 2 cash.
RYH Unchanged; No 2 rash. 67e.
CI.OVHR3HHD - Dull mid unchanged;
prime cash, old, $4.70; prime, new. $3; Oc
tober, $5.10; No. 2, $1304. 13.
Mtntfiiieiit of Visible Supply.
NHW YORK. .May 21. -Tho lalble supply
of grain Saturday. .May 19. as compiled by
the New ork Produce exchange, Is ns fol
lows: Wheat, It;,2(!.i,0o0 bu.; decrease 1
33S.0OO bu. Corn, 15,22S,(H) bu. ; decrease
92S.O0O bu.O.its. .3Mi.00.) bu. : decrease, a.:
000 bu. Rye, l.llS.dOO bu.; Increase. M.ooi)
bu. Hurley, to.oon tm. ; decrease, 121,000 bu
MliiiieiipoIlN Wlu-nt mill Flour.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mny 21WHHAT-No
1 northern. .May. Cle; July. G5fjii5itc; Hep
tomber, ifi Jw. on track, No. 1 hard. 7Ue;
N!1v,UP.n.tll,r,r"- Ul Na - northern, fil .
first clears, $2.5: second clears, j:.i5.
HRAN-In bulk, $11.00111.75.
Diilutli Wheat Mnrkct.
D,t'I'iIT.". M,ny 21,-WHHAT-No. 1 hard,
cash, fiS'Sc: May, KHo; juiy ,;qu0. St,.,:
tember. JjS,c; No. 1 northern, cash, fiic;
May. LGTfec : July. ir7ic; September. 67:lic:
NnV2n.S" )".'! C5Uc; No' 3 Trlng, sric.
OATS 'i'4i23'4c.
CORN UG'iC.
IMillnilelpliln Produce Mnrket,
PIIILADHLPHIA. May 21. Hl'TTHR
Steady; fancy western creamery, 2SVe:
fancy westeni prints, 21c.
HGGS Firm nnd Vsc higher; fresh, near
by, 13c; fresh western, 13!4o; fresh south
western, 13o; fresh southern, lH712c.
MlltrnuUef (irnln Mnrkol.
MII.WAl'KKH. May 21.-WHKAT-Flrm:
Isp. 1 northern, 67fiCSc; No. 2 northern. C6
SififiUc.
RYK-Rteady
No. 1. KfiUffiKMt-
HARIiHY Steadv: No. " IUi'A.'. ..,..i
37fUc. -""'-
Prorlu Mnrket,
PKORIA, 111., Muy 2l.-CORN-Qulef, No.
3, 3(c.
OATS Inactive; No. 3 whlto, 2ilc.
WHISKY Firm, on the basis of 11,25 for
finished goods.
HIkIii llutter Mnrket.
ELGIN. III.. May 21. BUTTKR Firm nt
194c; offerings. 221 tubs: 1914c bid on nearly
all. with no takers; 20c asked; sulea 0f
week, 10,406 tubs.
Cnlirnruln Dried Friiltn,
NHW YORK. May 21.-CAI.IFORNIA
riRIHn FRl'lTS-Diill and nominal! : the
inurLet for evaporated apples wan modcr-
ately steady at unchanged prices, Matf,
common. 4iyffftc, prime, 5iitrtc. chobo,
fific. fancy, 7Wfl!c. California dried
prune, .IVjrVic per II)., as to size ami qiial
y . Aprlcois. Roal. U44f1.l4i . Moor Park,
WKc. I'onches, peeled. 10f20c; unpccled,
.MOVHMIJ.NTS t(F STOCKS AM) HONHS.
Market In .Soft n iidTlcId to Assnult
I of tin Ileum.
NHW YORK. May 21.-Tho stork market
was soft from the outset toJuy and yielded
' readily to tho assault of the bears. There
was practically no buying demand of any
j Importanco perceptible and prices lost
I ground pretty steadily nil day. even on a
light volume of trading. Lnto In tho ufter-
noon Third Avenuo made a sudden advance
l of nolnts and caused some uneasiness
among mo room shorts, who bought moder
ately to cover. Hut the rally was Inslgnlli
cant outsldo of Metropolitan. Brooklyn
Transit, Sugar and Tobacco. The sudden
upward movement In Third Avenue was
unexplained. e.tept by Inst week's move
to sccuro the discharge of the receiver
and the progress being made In the better
ment of the system. The long outstanding
short Interest In tho stock market was
alined at by tho advance.
Tho heaviness of the market during the
day reflected the keen disappointment over
tho rallure of last Week s encouraging de
velopments to attract any outside demand.
It was soon evident that London specially
had been looked to hopefully to take up
American stocks and tho early morning
news from that quarter showing declines
Tor the International stocks waB n disap
pointment. The sales for London account
wero not in large volume, but their effect
was decisive and soon overcamn the
strength In tho few specialties which at
tempted to make heiidw.ly against the tide.
It wa clear that HiM-culators who bought
storks lato last week counted upon London
taking them on their hands after that mar
ked hud subsided from Its hysterical out
burst over the relief of Mafeldng. Hut
Loudon shared with the continental bourses
a mood of depression. International houses
In Wall street attributed this to disap
pointment over tho denial of the report that
President Kruger had made humble ad
vances for peace am) Herlln advices re
ported fears of an outbreak between Russia
and Jiuian
In tho New York market the grangers
and the Puclllrs were the llrst to show
acute signs of weakness, but ulllmiitely
practically all of the active railroad stocks
fell from 1 to 2 points below Satutday's
close. Sugar rose at the opening on tho an
nouncement of advances In the price of re
fined, but It was sold In such volume nnd
with yueli cnnlldence that It fell Into weak
ness with the rest of the market. The
weakness in the wheat and cotton markets
was not without effect In Wall street. In
tho money market tho supply of mercantile
paper Is reported to bo decreasing owing to
the setback to trade In various lines. The
growing ease of money Is attributed to
tho same cause. Hear operators profess
uneasiness over the likelihood that freight
rates will not hold In face of the decreasing
tralllo of railroads. The grain tralllc of
the western lines has fallen to the lowest
of the year, and Is tlll below last year's
levol. Westbound merchandise tralllc Is re
ported to bo sulllclent to maintain earnings
ns yet above last year, but current earn
ings, In spite of the higher rates In force,
aro only slightly above last year.
Iloncls wero murh better sustained rela
tively than stocks, though there were weak
spoU In the list. The accumulation of Idle
funds seeking Investment Is making somo
slight Impression on the bond mnrket. Total
sales, par value. $2,0),noO. United States re
funding 2s. when Issued, declined ',4 and
tho new 4s. old Is and Js U per cent In the
bid price.
Commercial Advertiser's London financial
cablegram: The markets 'today were verv
disappointing, the public having failed to
eomo In dcsplto the Inspiration of the news
from Mafeklng. Uings had loaded up with
stocks, particularly Americans, In anticipa
tion of public buying, hut getting no re
sponse they realized today with the result
of producing general heaviness. The weak
ness In Americans was accentunted by New
York's failure to support theso securities
and bv state rumors about the idague In
San Francisco. Copper shares wero good,
affected by tho rlso In the price of the
niotal, but they relapsed, owing to the full
In Americans. Consols were depressed by
tho new talk of another war loan. The
bank received 5,000 gold from Malta and
an Australian pnrcel or .C1SO.000 arrived, but
will not be available for several days.
Following are the closing prices on tlio
New York Stock exchange today:
Atchison
25S Plllon Paellle
, 71S do pM
70 IWutmrii
HHil do pfd
BlSiWheel. A I.. K
27UI do 2d pfd
12S Wis, Central
1!f.S Third Avonuo
2i'4 Adsms Kx
52 lAmerlcan ttx
100 tT 8. Kx
162j IVella-FHivo Kx...,
lOMi Aliwr. Cot. Oil
, r.t'4
, 7.i
. fi
21S
'!
, 2C-S
, 1
.IHV4
111
.150
lfi
117
, 34 ;
S'l
, 4
o
' siTs
, fcS'i
. 2'i
. 17
21 ",i
. 71
1 m;
, 73S
, 23'a
74
. 87
do pfd
n.'iltlmoro A- Ohio.,
Canadian Paclilc...,
Canuda So
('lies, i Olilo
Clilcsgo O. W
C II. A Q
Chicago, lnd. A- I.,
do pfd
Chicago A B. III...,
C. A N. W
C, II. I. A P
C. C. r. A St. I....
Ctlorado So
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. A Hudon
Del. I,. A W
Denver A R. O...,
do pfd ,
Krle ,
dn 1st pM
fit. Nor. pfd
Hocking Coal ,
Hocking Valley ...
Illinois Central
leva Central ,
do pfd
K. CP A (4
Iuke ICrle A V
dn pfd
Ijlke .Mlioro
I.. A N
Manhattan I.
Met St Ity
Mexican Central...
Minn. A St. I.
do pfd
Jin. Pni-lllc
Mobile A Ohio ...
M.. K. A- T
do pfd
N. .1. Central
N. Y. Centrsl
Norfolk A V
do pfd
No. Pacltl.
do pfd
Ontario A W
Oreuon Ity. A Nav
do pfd
Pennsylvania
neadlnK
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hlo O. W
MUi do
Pfd..
5?i A,mer.
40 I do
W'i .viimt.
114 I do
Mulling .
PM
R A It,.
pfd.
177 Atner. Spirits
dn pfd
t''i Amer.
12 I do
M4 Amer.
H Hooj)
pfd
K. A .
K,2'4 do
I'M
ll'i Amer. Tin I'lale
ii do pfd
112'4 Amer. Tobacco .,
Kill do nfd
12
4lAnne. Mining Co...
42'i
70
ii'i nrooklyn 11. T
'i Colo. Fuel & Iron..
1
Con. Toliacc-o
!24
7S
3.1
f6H
131
47
ion
2J'i
n
so
0
19'4
M
2SH
f.ll
121
1C1
49
fO
51
27',i
MS
41
7(1
1S1
212
9014
do pfd.....
Federal Sled
do pM....
l.v,
lOen. Klectrlo
127Olueo3e Sugar ...
"do pM
94'4'lntcr. Paper ....
!; do pM
to tLacledo tins
'OVj National Illscult.
3l!jl do pfd
1W 'National Iiid ..
131S do pfd
3.1!i National Steel ...
78 do pfd
MS N V. Air Ilrake..
7l'i No American
2l?i PaellH Coast
42 do 1st pfd
76 do 2d pfd
1S9S Paelllo Mall .'
17 1 People's (1a
.U'U Pressed R. Car
2,la do pfd
M Pullman P. Car...
S7',t RtHndanl It. & T..
10'i Sugar
1 M do pfd
do
pfd...
Rt I,. A S. F
1101,
do
1st pfd
110
do
2d pfd
3Vi iTenn. Coal A Iron. 7
4'4
St. I.. Soulhw
do pfd
St Paul
do pM
Rt. P. A Omaha...
So. Pacific
So ltnllwav
do pfd
Texas A Pacific ..
ii'i'C. S. leather
ii
CM',
2'H
92
7!'i
1P4
Wi
do pfd
IK'S P.
Rubber .
oM
in do
114
, 34
Western t'nlon
Itep I A- S
, 12V do pf,i,.
si ip. c c. a at.
im;
1..,.
Kx-dlv. "Offered.
.L
ev York Money Mnrket.
NKW YORK. May BI.-MOXKY-On coll,
steady at 2 per cont: prime mercantile
pntior SlMijli per ce"t.
I STHPLING HX'HANOH Softer, with
, nclual business In bunkers' ld'lu at Ji S7i
14.M for demand and ut JI.SITf.ff l.fft for sixty
1 d.ivs: posted rules, JI.S5T4 nnd JI.S9; com
! merelal bills SI.S4fi4.S4l4.
SILVHR Cerllflcutes, OCi ifrC(Vl 0 : bar
! COUc Mevlenn dollars. I7K.C.
c.riVJ ll.NMli.NT HONOS - Trregulnr;
slate. Inactive: railroad, strong
The closing prices on bonds today are as
follows.
I'.' P "ref "si
In 2i, reg
do 5s, re
do coupon
do new 4s, reg. . . .
do coupon
do old 4, reg....
do coupon
do Cm, reg
do coupon
D. of C 3d. Ms
Atrlilsnn Ken. 4..,
do ndj. In ,
Canada So. 2s
C. A O. tljs
do ft
C. A- N. W. c. 7s..
Mo S. 1. deb. 5h
Chlcsgn Ter. 4n
Denver A It. (1. Is
do in
K T.. V. A O Is..
Krle peneral 4n
V W A D. C. 1..
Oea. IJIectrlo .".. . .
a. It. A P. A. Cs..
do 2s
II A T. C. it
do consul rs
"la. Central In...
"K C, p A CI Is.,
I-i. n. c, 4
I.. A N. unl. 4...,
M . K. A T. 2a
do 4s
104 V. Y C. In
ON; N. J. C. gen. Cs....
10H4 No. Carolina 0
W'i do 4s
13t'!i No Parlflo 3
I34',i do lo
lir.M N V r A Rt I, U..
,115i N A W. consol 4s.
.1111. Mo general fis...
HSi Oreiron Nnv Is
121 dn 4s
.lofl't Oregon 8. I.. 0a....
. M'i do conaol 3s
.107 'Heading pn. u..,,
Wli'lllo (1. W. Is
Ill iRt I. A I M c. 5..
HO s't I. A H F g Cs.
.121 ,Ht. Piul conol...,
, !Wt4 t. P., C. A P Is.
101 1,4' do Cs
91 o. Hallway it
102 8 It. & T. 6s
. 73 Tenn. 11. s. 3s
71 "Terns A Pac. Is..
.120 do 2s
110 I'nlon Parlflo 4...
107 'Valmsh Is
IIP 10 2s
.110 Wcjt Shore U
.113 Wis. Central l....
, 71U Va. Centuries
"do deferred
, 00; Colo. Ro. 4
. 69 Ro. Pacific (s
. 93Ul
111
12M4
1.10
10.114
67
iot'4
Fi)i
97
132
110
104IJ
l'.'f 4
in
SS'i
9j
110
n
ins'4
no
121t
11114
70
9S'J
H.1
67
IM
II".
F2H
112i
91
92'J
9
sn;
83U
When Issued. Offered. Trust rights.
Foreign Pliiunclnl.
RRRLIN, May 21.-Prlces ero firm at
the opening of tho bourse today, especially
mlno shares, but at the closo there was a
hari rtilapso on unsatisfactory London re
ports owing to tho tyusso-Japuu news, Kx
change on Ixindon, 20 marks 50 pfgs. for
checks Ulsiount rates: short bills, 6i! per
cent; throc-months' bills, 4', per cent.'
IX3NOON. May 2J -Tho Market for Amer
Itan securities opened better und improved
Jh"wlngtiimo'M wek-Wo'ilnal 'one
yaseasv The amount f h illlon taken Into
. I li n 1 1 .... I. ... .... . . .... . .
ui r.MKiitn'i on lininuce imniy
Gold premium nre quoted as fol
lows: HOenos Ares, 127.00. Madrid, 2,S5;
Lisbon, 12 60, Home, 6.42M,. Har sliver closed
"7.n.P,r. .1- 27 11-lf-l per ounce,
PARIS, May 21. Huslness opened quiet on
the bourse today. Later, owing to realiza
tions, there were all-around reactions, but
the market closed better. Spanish 4s were
n demand on the announcement of a new
loan. Kaillrs were disappointing, nil of
ficial dispatch from Mafeklng, which ap
parently reported that the mines were
ttirenlened, having an aTJverso Influence. On
the street, after the close of the regular
business on the bourse, they were slightly
hnrder. Three per cent rentes, 101f 7'.4e for
the account. Hxchangc on Iindon, 25f 17o
for checks. Spanish Is closed 73.72'4.
Huston Slocks, nnd llomls.
HOSTON. May 21. -Call loans, r-n per
rent: time loans, per cent. Olllclal
closl n e :
A . T. (c t. V
do pfd
Amer, Sueur
do pfd
Hell Telephone ...
Hoston fc Albany,
ltiwton Hlevated .
lloston A Me.
C U. A (
Dominion coal ...
do pM ...
Federal Steel
do pfd
ritchlmrg pfd
'Ion. Hlretrlc
Mexican Central ..
n. i: o. & c
(IM Colony
Hiibtor
Union I'nrlflc
. 2T,i,i Went llml !U
M'd Atchison 4 KUJ
IKS N. H. O. A- C. 6s.. 65
UO'i Advenlun- 4
.310 Alloue Mln. Co.... m
.212 AtiiHl. Copper H7'i
,110 Atlantic 23
.IM lloston A Mont 3l
.IWl Calumet ft. Hecla...73.". i
. (2'4 Centennial 17
.m Krnnkllu 1.14
. 35 Hiimtxitilt M
. Ci; Oseeola KIlj
UI Parrot 4I
.in .fjulncy fur.
. t2'i Santa Fe Copper .. 4i
. l."4 Tamarack 17.1
.JO" It'tnh Mining
. 19 I Winona 3';
, t'iWolverlnes 3J'i
Hx-divldcnd.
cvr York MlnlnK Qnntn! Inn.
NHW YORK. May 21.-The following
are closing quotations for mining shares
todny:
('hollar
Crown Point
Con. Cat. & Vr..
Deailwoori
(Inula A- Oirrle ..
lisle A- Norcross
Tloine'lnki'
Iron Silver
Mexican
. 19
. 8
.141
. ,V
. 12
. 21
.VI 10
. r.
. 21
Ontario
....7N
.... SO
.... 11
,...l!0
...7;
... :0
....?.V)
.... IS
.... It
Ophlr
Plymouth
Quicksilver ....
tlo pra
Sierra NevBiU
Standard
t'nlnn C"ii
Yellow Jsckct
London Stock (luntntton.
LONDON. May 21. I p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, money mm Krle ll'l
do account I01S do trt pfd 3S
Atclilson t'ennsylvnola tA
I'aniulliin Paellle. .. H rteaillng 9
SI. Paul li) I No. Pacific 7C'i
Illinois Central ....lit", idrnnd Trunk "In
IrfUilsvllle K Anncnniln '
UiiIiiii I'elllc pfd... 7.1 Itaiid Mines 33',i
X V Central IV.'jl
HAR SILVHR-Steady nt 27d per or..
MONHY 2 per rent.
The rate or discount In the open mnrket
for short and threo months' bills, 3',4 per
cent.
Hunk Clcnrlncs.
PIIILADHLPHIA, May 21. - Qlcarlngs,
J1I.MI.2.1.; balances. J2,l5l,lfil.
HAI.TIMORH. May 21.-ClearlngS, J2.M7,
222; balances. J2l7,fi7fi.
HOSTON. May 21.-Hxchanges, J15.5I5.329;
balances, J1,G39.9'31.
CIIICAOO, Mav 2l.-,learings, J21.6SS.83fi;
balances. JhSf-LXJI. Posted exchange. $1.5514
5(t.SH4. New York exchange, 20c premium.
ST. LOFIS. May 21,-Clearlngs. $fl.O)2.401 :
balances, $4S2,(1C12. Money, Po7 per cent.
Now York exchange, 50c premium bid. 60c
premium asked.
NHW YORK. May 21. Hxchanges. J97.161,
12.1; balances, $1,810,045.
C0111IKI011 of the Trrnnnry.
WASHINGTON. May 2t.-Tnday's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the J150,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, J143,905,861;
gold, $70,2S1,U7.
Cotton Mnrket.
NHW YORK. May 21.-COTTON-FU-tures
closed steady at the decline; Mny,
J0.3S; June, J9.18; July, $9.15: August, js.79;
September. JS.15; October. $7.93: November,
J7.i6; December, J7.75; Junuary, J7.76; Febril
nry. J7 7S; March, $7 81. Spot closed quiet
und l-16c lower: middling uplands, 9 ll-16c;
middling gulf. 9 15-iric; sales, 3,700 bales.
NHW ORI.HANS, May 21. -( 'OTTON
Husy; sales, 1,500 bales: ordinary, 7sic; good
ordinary, SUc; low middling, S ll-lfic; mid
dling, nifce: good middling, 9 5-lfic; middling
fair, 4 9-16c; receipts, 2.914 bales; stock,
actual, 14l,fi9il bales. Futures, easy: May,
nominal; June. Jx.fttfiR.gs; July, $S.S(Wf8.S7:
August, JS.lfifiK.47; September, $7,915(7.92;
October, $7.t!2ft7.63: November. J7.5Ki7.53;
December, $7.5Ka7.52; January. $7.52f(7.5l;
February. $7.537j7.55; March, $7.5.1'o7.57.
ST. LOUIS, May 21.-COTTON -Fn-changed;
sales, 31 bnles; middling. 9 3-lCc;
receipts, 3S4 bales; shipments, 502 bales;
stock. 4l,5i2 bales.
NHW YORK, May 21 A heavy business
was transacted In cotton futures today, re
sulting from a decision to liquidate, follow
ing weak cables from the Liverpool markot.
which private advices reported to bo In a
state of collapse. The market here opened
2f.1 points lower and further declined lift 20
points. Liquidation of long accounts was
tho feature. Hxcept for some conservative
buying on the reaction theory the shorts
were tho best buyers. A few good people
have been buying In a moderate way on I ho
belief that the market has been oversold
and Is entitled to n considerable reaction.
Sentiment In tho main, however, keeps
bearish on the brilliant character of the
crop accounts and the sagging tendency of
southern spot markets. Southerners con
tinue to sell the new crop positions and
send bearish advices regarding the crop out
look. Prlvato advices say there Is no specu
lation In cotton nt Lherpool, while the spot
demand abroad Is slow, following a poor
outlook for trado and consumption. Under
heavy general selling August dropped to
$S.7ti lato In the day, but rallied slightly
near rho closo on profit taking, being llnally
steady at a net decllno of 7fi20 points.
LIVHRPOOI.. May 21.-COTTON-Qulet
and 1-314 lower; American middling fair,
5l9-32d; good middling, 5 5-lfid; middling,
5 7-32d; low middling. 5 3-32d. good ordinary,
4 31-32d; ordinary, 45-32d. The sales of tho
day were 7,000 bales, of which BOO were for
speculation nnd export and included C500
American. Receipts, l.OvO bales, Including
SCO American. Futures opened quiet and
closed easy at tho decline; American mid
dling, I. m. c. May, 5 1-filil, value; May nnd
June, 3 2-filf(6 3-Cld, buyers; June and July,
ST.) 1-fild. buyers; Julv and August. 4 Cl-C4d,
sellers; August and September, 4 50-Cld, sell
ers; September and October, 4 37-04(1. sell
ers: October and November. I 25-6tfl I 21-Cld,
sellers; November and December, 1 61-(Xd,
sellers: December nnd January, 4 21-Cld, sell
ers; Jununry nnd February, 4 lS-GId, sell
ers; February nnd March, 4 n-eifod 18-64d,
buyers.
AVool .Mnrket,
LONDON, May 21. -The offerings at the
wool auction sales today numbered R.25G
bales, more than half of which weie
Queensland. Tho iitlendaiico waa good.
There was 11 steady demand, the home trado
leading In purchases after good competition.
Tho homo trade i-ecurcd tho bulk of good
greasy, paying full rates. The continent
wos also active. American representatives
bought occasionally. Cape of Good Hope
and Natal greasy was In slow demand and
was mostly withdrawn. Following nre the
sales In detail: New South Wales, 700 hales;
scoured, Sd'!iR4T4d; greasy CftlPd.
Queensland, fiOO hales; scoured, IsftlsOd;
greasy, 74ftlO,!. Vlclorla. 1.500 bales;
scoured, 9dfils7d: greasy, 4id571s Id. South
Australia. 200 hales; scoured, SdfIsSd;
greasy, li'Vfd. West Australia, 500 hales;
greasy, 7'i1ll'4d. New Zealand 4,500 bales;
scoured, .Vvlfi Is S',4d; greasy. IVfcrtipls. Capo
of Good Hope and Natal, 100 bales; greasy,
7!4f7-1id.
CotVee Mnrket.
NHW YORK. May 21.-COFFHR-Spot,
Rio, quiet; No. 7 Invoice. 7c; mild, quiet;
Cordova. 9Hfil3'jc. Futures opened quiet at
unchanged prices and ruled slightly Irregu
lar, somo positions advancing 5 points, whllo
others declined 5 points. Tho general feel
lug. however, wns weak, owing to tho de
cline and larger receipts nt Rio and Santos,
smaller warehouse deliveries and the slack
I demand for supplies In this countrv and uh.
senco of spocuintlvo Interest. Light room
covering rallied tho market In the last few
minutes of trading. Closed firm at net un
changed prices to 3 points advance. Total
sales, i,000 hags, Including September, $6.70;
October, 10 7.Vri6.S0; November. $6.75: Decern
bcr and January. $7.0.1; .March, $7.1.1.
Oil Mnrket.
OIL CITY. Pa., Mny 21.-0!I.S-Crodit
balances, $1.37; certificates, no bid: ship
ments. 133., 01 bbls.; average. 85,770 bbls.;
runs, 129,203 bbls.: nverage, 9.070 bbls.
LONDON. Muv 21.-01 1,S-Calcutta lln
seed. spot. 6i,s. Linseed oil, 34s 7',4d. Spirits
of turpentine, i.ls,
NHW YORK, May 21.-OILS-Cottonsec(.
.n.1.ll,'t:-.nrln1!' THde. 3114c: prime yellow.
i'aF- V'1'.'.1'" p!". wenk; rellned New York,
??; o: I hlladelphla and Haltlmore. $s.40;
Philadelphia and Haltlmore, in bulk, $5,75.
i:i?'"'-.,'u,ot; ."l ruined, common to good,
$1,55, Turpontllio, steady at 5H4f52o.
Dry lioods Mnrket.
"NKW YORK. May 21.-DRY OOODS-The
demand 011 account of tho homo trado
shows no change, buyers still adhering to
a cnuservatlvo policy. On export account
there lias been less business doing than
last week. Tho tone of the market Is
without changr. Slocks In llrst hands nro
light nnd sellers are not under any fires,
sure. Print cloths contlnuo Idle and prints
without change, in othrr departments the
murkct la without special feature.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
ul ' " U'uwu ifinilliUl
Qenaral
Break in Valui
tba Linn.
All Along
FAT CATTLE SELL FIVE TO TEN C "NTS LOWER
Stock Cottle Take n lllu Tumble nml
llous Continue on (lie Dimtii tirndt
Sheep Mostly Common anil
.Market Slou.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 21.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs, Sheep.
Olllclal Monday 2.U1 l.lsl 2,527
Samo day last week . . 1.091 3,f9l f.,3JJ
Somo day week before.. 1,701 1,721 3.JM
Sumo threo weeks ugo.. '.',3V.! 4,31.1 SS49
Samo four weeks ago... 2.202 3,013 fi.r.JI
Average price paid for hogs lor the last
several days with comparisons;
lwo.13av.li,Sia.l"7..Ua.!
lMfi.l!4.
May
May
Muv
1...,
2...
3...
4...
5...
fi...
, 5 26 3 fil 3 79 3 12
4 Ifil 5 04
. 5 IS
3 t 3 90 3 lt
3 to 3 SIi 3 711
3 6.S1 3 93' 3 72 3 2Gi
4 49
4 S)
3 01
li
5 Ui
4 91
5 Oi
5 Oi
May
. I H 2t
I 471
i Jluy
May
. 5 22 3 C2 3 93 3 C'i 3 30,
.113 Gil 3 931 3 641 3 321
4 10
May ....
May 8...
' -May o...
. -May 10...
May II...
May 12...
1. 1 5 21 I 3 90! i 70
10
4 38
4 3i 4 97
. 6 101 3 fi9 1 3 71
3 191
3 Ifti
1
05
3 k'J,
I 16
4 92
I 15
5 IS
3 f,2i
3 IB S I
4 43
1 46'
4 III
4 SI
4 V?
4 92
5 01
I N'J
I SO
1 76
t in
1 t,n
I 0J
3 C2
3 Wi
3 CSt
3 ?!
3 07 1
1 G'
3 59
.'1 611
3 97 3 7 3 10!
o 15,
I 19i
3 fiSI
u lit
3 20!
3 15!
3 21
3 19,
May 13...
-May 14...
May 15...
May lfi...
May 17...
May I?...
May 19...
May 20...
May 21...
I 31
4 2J
3 W
3 Utl
3 61
.1 1
I W'I
4 .".I
5 2t
5 23
8 20
5 11
I 25 1
4 2J
I Is
4 151
1 ::.i
I BU
3 Ml
3
1 ;w
3 111
I ,18
n 101
3 511 3 121
3 52, 3 071
I 3 tiV
R 03
I 261 3 56 3 0.11
Indicates Sunday.
Tho oftlqlal number of curs of stock
brought In today by ouch road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'scs,
C. M. Ai St. P. Ry 1 .. 1
O. & St. L. Ry 2
Missouri Paellle Ry 1
IT. P. system 21 ." 6 I
C. A: N. W. Ry I 1
F.. K. A- M. . It. R.. Ill IS .. 2
S. C. At P. Ry 2
C, St. P.. M. O... 11 !l .. a
H. M. R. It. It 30 26 5
.. H. .V Q. Ry X
C. R. I. - p., east... t 1
C. R. I. & P., west.. 2
Illinois Central Ry.. 3
Total receipts .... 91 6S It 13
Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of heud Indicated:
Huyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 77 (St
(!. H. Hammond to 31:1 .M.I 662
Swift and Company 362 721 99.'
Cudahy Packing Co Ill .196
Armour Ac Co 371 1,753 ....
Swift, from country 169
R. Hecker & Dcg.in 3
Villi sunt i Co 67
I. obmau & In 2
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 211
If. L. Dennis & Co 71
H. F. llobblck 51
Other buyers 306
311
:.4S2
Totals
...2,153 4.8M)
CATTLH There waf. a moderate run of
cattle today, ntiout fifty loads of comfort
beef steers being reported on sale. Con
ditions were rather unfavorable for the
sellers In that Chicago was reported a flat
10c lower and buyers wero anticipating a
good run for tho week. In consequence the
market nt this point wns very slow to open
nnd It was a good deul 011 the drag from
start to finish. Prices In a good many
cases wero not over 5c lower, but the gen
eral market would hove to be quoted 51il0c
lower than last week. In spite of the slow
movement practically everything was sold
and weighed up In good season.
Tho market on cows and heifers wns In
Just about tho samo condition ns beef
steers. Huyers seemed to feel that they
bad bon paying pretty stiff prices for
cow stuff and wherever they could they
bought It 5c and even 10c lower.
The most Important ch'Uigo of the day
was In connection with slock cattle. The
rece'its of that kind of cattle were the
largest experienced In a long time, twenty
tlvo cars being reported on sale. For some
time thero has been a. feeling that stock
cattle were way too high for this season
of tho your, but tho receipts have been so
light, while thero has been considerable
Inquiry from thu country, that It has been
im:6?lhIo for buyers to get tho market
down. This morning when they saw the
larger receipts they seemed lo come to their
senses and they pioceeded lo take off 15ft
25c from last week's prices wherever pos
sible. As a matter of course some sales
did not show that much decline, but that
was what buyers aimed to take oft. The
talk Is that the milrket will go still lower,
some sny $1.00 lower. In the next thirty to
sixty days. Representative sales:
RRHF STHHRS.
No. Av. Pr No. Av. Pr
4 COT. $3 7.1 37 1190 4 50
1 C70 3 71 14 1300 f SO
21 1111 4 2.1 r.o 1114 1 mi .
I 1040 4 2.1 19 1000 4 S.1
2 1020 4 25 22 WtI 4 SI
II 861 4 31 1 13J0 4 3
1 S20 4 40 12 13.VI 4 R.'
13 818. 4 40 9 12 4 sr,
4 1297 4 41 19 HIS 4 9)
5 1000 4 CO 1 1230 4 90
3 1016 I CO 53 141 4 90
II 1099 4 60 4 12.17 4 90
4 13O0 4 60 fi 1270 4 90
1 12.10 4 60 4; u: 4 fk
21 915 4 SO 5 1124 4 M
40 1019 4 CO 53 1S.18 4 9.1
7 057 4 a 1.1 1319 4 fi
1 970 4 61 3.1 13M1 4 9.1
20 1126 4 70 C7 120S 5 00
16 1133 4 70 fi 1210 S 00
19 1015 4 70 f,9 1444 .1 00
3 1090 4 70 34 irss r, oo
23 91 4 70 IS 15f3 ,1 01
1f 1311 4 7.1 22 1450 5 13
43 1219 4 75
STHHRS AND HH1FHRS.
21 740 4 33 IS 1016 4 70
COWS.
1 0 1 50 1 1070 3 90
2 1070 2 CO 1 1!M 4 ro
1 810 2 71 Z 1211 4 00
1 850 2 7.1 1 1051 I 00
1 1000 3 75 1 1011, 4 CO
1 SS0 2 75 . 2 95 4 00
2 1035 2 75 2 1235 4 fo
1 660 3 00 1 1610 4 10
1 1100 3 00 9 1001 4 10
4 j. . .UM 3 00 2 1273 4 1.1
1 1030 3 00 2 10V, 4 13
3 840 3 00 1 mo -,
1 10SO 3 01 1 1010 4 11
1 920 3 2,1 1 1210 4 20
1 850 3 23 0 12V, 4 ?3
1 1270 3 .VI 2 1150 4 23
1 1020 3 50 1 1120 5 2.1
1 1300 3 CO 1 10.'0 4 20
1 1130 3 30 1 10CI 4 XI
1 1070 3 SO 1 1400 i 35
3 1016 3 75 4 1144 4 35
1 910 3 R0 9 10S1 4 31
fi 1133 3 80 13 1021 4 31
1 1210 3 80 7 1154 4 31
2 10O0 3 80 2 1120 4 35
2 lir. 3 SI 3 1113 4 35
1 1410 3 90 46 9S3 4 41
1 10C0 3 M 35 p 4 15
1 1030 3 90 1 1400 4 50
COWS AND HKIFHRt.
7 1218 4 00 4 1010 4 45
IIRIFHRS.
1 910 3 25 27 !( 4 is
3 993 3 7.1 7 fS4 4 3.1
2 1121 4 00 63 f,95 4 40
20 713 4 1.1 1 670 4 50
1 1070 4 2.1 1 1090 4 50
1 890 4 23 1 420 I Sr,
3 f,M 4 30 1 1050 4 73
2 62.1 4 30
HULLS.
3 820 3 01 1 1060 3 85
1 500 3 2.1 1 UK) 3 90
1.. ... 11(0 3 31 1 1310 3 91
2 13c0 3 60 1 1170 3 fio
1 1.V.0 3 70 1 910 4 ro
1 1610 3 75 1 IfOO 4 CO
1 1530 3 75 1 1580 4 00
1 140 3 75 1 1,W) f 10
1 1691 3 7.1 1 800 4 ,-,
2 1680 3 85 1 610 4 40
CALVHS.
1 90 6 00 3 136 7 00
1 120 7 00
STAGS.
1 1180 3 85 1 1460 4 23
1 1170 4 00 1 uv) 4 50
1 1300 4 13
STOCK CALVHS.
31.1 4 25
STOCK COWS AND HHIFHRS.
:o 3 00
1.
800 4 00
935 3 25
610 3 21
62.1 3 10
610 3 7.1
900 3 73
tm 4 00
11.
20.,
... 701 4 11
...517 4 20
... 4V, 4 21
... 557 4 2.1
... 573 4 50
...980 4 50
1..
17..
729 4 00
STOCICHRS AND FHHDHRS.
500 2 75
14...
C7fi 4 50
650 4 6.1
741 4 00
430 4 00
584 4 00
605 4 00
, Ml I 21
. 650 4 r,
. 833 4 30
1...
5...
S2...
...
771 4 7.1
. 817 4 75
, (S3 4 90
, Ml 5 00
,782 5 00
CI...
1...
3 ..
117
IDAHO.
No.
123 feeders..
R hulls
1 bull
1 bull
Av.
sr;
12S.2
1220
1100
Pr.
$V00
3 15
WASHINGTON.
3 30
3 50
3 60
1 hull..
1460
I IOCS Moderate recelnts. uh iimuhI n n,
first of tho week, wito tho order of the il.it.
There was the usual demand, but Chicago
loportcd a decline of 10c, mine meninges
i
I coming wii6c lower, ami mat ract hud a
naturally depressing cffe t upon Hie market
.it thu I'oiiil The result was that tin
market here was very slow at a decline or
! 7V''l, and the lose was weak. Ruyers
1 wanted tneir nogs at w.iiwfi.iKj lor goo
stuff, but sellers wete unwilling to make
siiih 'i large concession. For that reason
they held on. trying to rorco values up. nut
In the end thev had to take their medicine.
It will bo noted from the table of average
ptlces that tho hogs today sold 15c lower
- ...i i t7,.. i . v
( 1 1 1 1 1 Ullt! Wl't'ft llhll III1U ll'-gl IU..VI Lllllll
two weeks ago
N'l
Av,
8I1. Pr. No A v. Wi. Pr.
il'O l 9.1 61 244 (0 5 05 ti
SO 3 9m 72 240 120 5 02'4
240 4 97it 76 201 ... 5 02',
80 4 9714 46 237 ... 6 02',
80 5 (0 71 215 80 5 0I4
(hi A no 68 3(6 210 5 OJ'i
... 5 in 74 a; 160 R 02',
40 (W 21 219 ... 5 05
160 r. 01 ; nt 40 r. oi
80 5 0) f9 51 40 5 03
80 f. HO m 267 SO 5 0.1
... J 0 72 215 100 5 01
40 5 no iVl Ml 80 5 05
... 5 i0 M 236 40 5 01
... 5 01 611 2A", ... 5 0,1
... 0.00 Rt ST ... r. 05
16.1 3 o .19 20 160 5 01
H') 5 00 41 20 80 G iV,
... 5 0) "j; Jon r. 05
120 i 02U 12 2S7 80 5 01
80 5 02 H M ?Y1 40 5 0.1
... 3 02'4 50 23 80 5 01
80 5 OPJ 73 2M ISO 3 01
80 5 02'4 67 51 . . 5 01
160 5 0214 67 SI'l 80 .1 n.1
160 .1 (t!i 79 2A9 Rn s 0.1
160 5014 63 271 40 :, OJi,
... R 01'4 51 202 80 5 nji,
H) .10JV4 fi 2H ... 5 07'4
... 5 02', 74 271 ... 5 0714
80 , 021, 72 2.14 ... 5 07'n
... 3 o.'ij, 21 iivi 5071,
... 5 024 64 271 80 S07I,
80 5 0-.", 61 291 ... 5 15
96...
M...
fji...
80...
97...
59...
76...
14...
.... ISO
....16S
....J01
....23
....211
...,;M
....207
... 2J4
....216
....221
....191
....24
....241
....212
....211
....isa
....2iC
....116
....2.16
'.'.'.'.218
....210
... .209
. . . .230
."7"
!!.'.' 339
....21.1
... 235
....SI9
....2S
...211
....S.'S
73...
M...
I .
72...
76...
39...
41...
71...
...
...
71...
71...
78...
61 ..
37...
41 ..
56. . .
I'.l...
71...
61 ..
.
3...,
r
.171
SH HHP There U'orn n ,1n?nli .nru rnnorled
In the yards, but aside from two cars of
J nlonido lambs the arrlvnls consisted
largely of trash. There were spring lambs,
"Id ewes, common western lamln; In fact
most everything but right good stuff. The
market on desirable kinds was steadv. but
common, hulf-fut stun was slow and weak.
Quotations: Clipped wethers $.1.15iiC.3.1:
lipped yen lings. $.1.4O4i5.60; clipped owes,
rood to choice. $1.607.1 oi; fair to good
clipped ewes. $4.2fii(?4.ii0, good to choice
Colorado woolcd lambs, J7.iHi7.15; fair lo
good Colorado woolcd lamb". $6.7.1fi7.00
good to choice clipped lambs. $5.7&irtS.O0; fair
to good clipped lambs, $5.50115.75. Rcpre
sentutlve sales;
Av. Pr.
8.1 $1 50
M 4 50
9l 4 S2"
61 5 IM
93 5 10
92 5 10
67 6 M
fit 6 SI
46 7 I'O
46 7 00
71 7 0.1
77 7 1212
1.1 western ewes
70 western ewe
20 western wethers
10 i-ommon Colorado lambs
lo western wethers
216 western wethers
10 Coloiudo clipped lambs .,
is Colorado woolcd lamlvt
.a spring Iambs
15 spring iambi
270 Colorado woolcd lambs ..
526 Colorado woolcd lambs .,
CIIIC.4i4) I.IVIl VI'tlCK St Alt Iv C.I'.
Sterrs (icncriill.v Simile 1, er Sheep
SIcimIj nml I.iiiiiIih .strung:.
CHICAGO. May 21.-CATTl.H -Receipts.
9,0o0 ben,); steers generally steady lo shade
lower; butcJhers' stock active but steady,
others easier; natives, best on sale lodav, 1
carload Angus at $5.60, good lo prime steers,
$j00',ifi.70. poor lo medium. $t.25fi4.S(, se
lected feeders, about steadv at JI 2,Vn3 10;
mixed slockers, slow at $3.7.1H?4.21; cows,
steadv nt 3 2OJil,60; heifers, about sleH.ly at
$1.25fl5.l5; canners, a shade easier at $2 li)7f
3.23: bulls, firm nl $3.0i4.21; calves. $1.5011
6.50; Te.vuns. receipts. 1.100 head; best on
sale today 4 carlo-ids at $t.S3; Texas fed
steers, deslruble crudes steady, others slow
at HMIM5, Texas bulls, firm at $3.2543.73.
HOGS Receipts, today. 4.1.000 head: lo
morrow, 22.m head, estimated: left over,
i.OOO head: generally 10c lower; top. $,1.2.1;
mixed nnd .butchers. $1.00176.2.1; good to
choice hcavv. $1 I.Vft3.25: rough heavv, $.1.0O1f
5.P); light, $l.93fir.22: bulk of fales. $5.1.Hf
silRRP AND LAMPS - Recelnts. 17,000
head; Hheep, steady: lambs, strong to 10c
higher; good to choice wethers $5.105,10;.
fair to choice mixed, $l.60fi5.15; western
sheep. $.1.15115.40; yearlings, $,1.251i5.S0; native
lumbs, $1.50117.30; western lambs, $6,001(7.30;
spring lambs, ji.GOfoS.oo.
Now Vnrk l.lvo Stock.
KKW YOKIf May 2I.-HHHVKS-Receipts,
1,531 bead; thirty-four curs on sale
Market fully 0c lower; bulls and cjWs
steady to firm; four mrs of steers unsold,
common to prime steers, $l.60fi5.50; tops.
$...60; slugs, $4,2515.0.1; bulls. J3.25SH.I0; cows,
$2.25113.75; no prime here, cables quoted
I nlted Statci cattle In Loudon at 12'A1?i5i
nt Liverpool, 12'nl2!5c, dressed weight;
sheep and yearling!? steady; refrigerator
beef higher at 10'bc per lb; exports, 27t
cattle; tomorrow f.Go cattle nnd 5,760 qunr
turn of beef.
CALVHS-Recelpts 7,297 head, demand
good; prices easier, all sold; veols, $1.00
4(6.50. choice, KSMiti 75.
, SII HHP AND LAMHS-Reeelpts, S,1M
head; twenty-nine and a half curs on sab1'
sheen fully 25c lower; good yearlings
steady; common to medium lower: spring
lumbs steady; two and a half cars
unsold; sheen, $3.S51i5.2.1; culls, $2,001(3 0;
yearling lambs, $4.M15.00; culls, $5,001(5.25:
spring lambs. $7.00f(S.r,n; car of woolcd
yearllncs. $7.00,
HOGS-Rccelpts, 10.G52 head: two and n
half cars on sale. Market lower nt $5.41
M- ,
St. I.iiiiU Lire Stock.
o .SJ' ,I',','1' -Y".; 21 -CATTI.K-Recelpls,
2.S00 head, Including 2.000 Texnns. Mar
ket dull nnd easy for natives; Texans, njf
10c lower; native shipping; nnd export
steers, $l.60i(5.5; ,lres-ed beef and butcher
steers, $1,501(5.25; steers, under l.CV) lbs ,
$3,931(4.75; Blockers and feeders, $1.50175 0);
cows and heifers, tt.001i5.10; bulls, $3.0017)
4.15; canners. $1,501(2.83; Texas and Indian
steers, $l.35fi.1.00; cows and heifers, $3.00'jf
HOGS-Recelpts, 5.900 head. Market 517
10c lower; iilgs and lights, J5.0Ki5.I0: pack
ers. $5,001(5.15; butchers, $1,151(5.30.
t SIIHHP AND LAMPS-Receipts. 1.100
head. Market slow but steady; native mut
tons, $l.501i5.2.1: lumbs, $5,751(7.75; cull und
bucks, $3,751( 1 23; stockcrs, $2,751(3.2.1, Texas
muttons, $1,401(4.75.
ICnnsiiN City Mve Stock.
KANSAS (MTV. Mav 2l.-CATTI.K-ni-eelpts,
4.l) natives, 8.10 Texans; most de
sirable butcher weights steady; rough und
plain grades lower; heavy natives, JI.OOii
5.211; stockcrs and fecd'TS, $I.C015.50; butcher
cows and heifers, $3,501(5.25: canners, $2 7.1
f(3.5o, fed westerns, $1,251)5.00; Texans, $121
li I. S3.
I IOCS- Hecelpts, 8,500 head Market slow
and 51710c lower; heavy. $5,051)5,15: mixed.
$1,951(5.10: light, $I.S51i5.02'4; pigs, Jl.5014 75
rtllHKP AND I.AMHS-ltecelnts, 535 head,
all Texans: good killers steaily; common
shade lower; grass Texas muttons, $1,5017
4.75; owes, $I.105?I,50; culls, $3,001(3.60.
St. .Insepli I.ls e Slock,
SOUTH ST. JOSHPH. Mo., Mny 21 -(Spe-cla!
) The Journal ouotes:
CATTI.H-Recclpts, 1,100 head; market
steady and active; natives, Jl.101i3.10; Texas
and westerns, $I.o.j1(j,c0; cows und heifers
$2.23fi 1.(5; bulls und stags. J2.2Mju.00:
yearlings nnd calves. J1.2.mr.:i5; stockcrs
and feeders. $3,751)5.00; veals, $6.(i0u7.00.
HOCiS Receipts, 3,100 head, market 61i0c
lower; all grades. JI. 9.11)5. 15; bulk of sales.
$5,001)5.01.
HHKHP AND LAMHS-Rccelpts, 1,600
head; market steady: quality fair; Colo
rado lambs. J7.10.
Stock In SUIit.
Following are tho receipts ut the
four
piiucipui iiiuiKciH ior muv 21:
Cattle. l0"S. Sheep
South Omaha 2,121 l,7M 2 f "7
Chicago a.!) 4.".0K1 17.0)0 '
Kansas City 4,!i.V) KMi .Vr, i
St. Louis ..UV) r,.u'ji) 1.101 ,
Totals
.19,171 CI.1S1 21,102
Slmur Slurlicl.
,NHW YORK. Muy 21. -SI'OAR-Riiw.
Arm; fair refining, .I31-32d: centrifugal, !ii
test. 4 15-.12d. Molasses Hiigur, SI.'l-lOc, re
llned, firm; No. C, ."0; No. 7. $l.(i", No
K, $100; No. 9, $l.r'); No. 10, $1 BO. No II.
$1.4.1; Nos. 12. 13 und 14. $1.40; standard A,
$5.00; confectioners' A. $5.00: mould A. $-14:,.
cut loaf, $5.00; crushed, $5.ii0: powder, d.
$5.:i0i grunillatcd, $5.20, cubes, $5.35.
'I'll) lor (iocs lo I,oiiIm 1 1 1 -.
FRANKFORT. May 21.-Repuhllran fiov
ernor W. S. Taylor left Frankfort curls i -ray
euioute to Louisville. At the exeiiillve
olllce those In charge said they did noi
know when he would return nor what his
plans will be following the untlclpatt-d '
clslon of the supremo court In the goveriinr
hIiIii contest case.
lleinpl to litiicli Vrnrii,
ARDMORH. I. T. May 21. -List nlKbt
near Ryan Hufus Hiinor. a negro, killed a
9.year-old girl who was living with his fam
ily and attempted to conceal the crime by
burning the dead body. He was caught In
tho act and an attempt made to lynch him
Honor was rescued and landed In Jail hero
today.
Promotion for Auditor Sutton,
TOPKKA. Kan.. May 21 C. S. Sutton, for
tho last ten years auditor of freight re
ceiptB of tho Santa Fo In this city, hus ben
appointed auditor of tho Santa Fe Unci west
of Albuquerque, N. M., with headquarters
In Los AngelcH, Cal. His Jurisdiction will
extend over tho Santa Fe.Parinc, Southern
California and San Joaquin Valley lints. W.
B. Ilalley, auditor of tho Santa Fc Parlflc
and Southern California lines for tho lait
year, will go to Chicago as assistant to
(joncrnl Auditor Whitehead, a,
4
TAKES CHARGE OF THE PLAGUE
Dr. Kliijnuii, t inii-iiiitlnc (Mllecr nt
Situ I'rnni'ls Will sdeiupl In
Suppress Dlnt'iinc.
SAN FIIXNCISCO, May 21. Tho frdo .il
aiitliorttlcii at Washington have InsliMc.uI
Dr. Klnyoitn. quarantine oihcer nt this port,
to take charge of measures to suppress the
bubonic plague, which the loeal Ilo.trd rf
Health has declared -xisla here. What a.'
Hon Dr. Klnyoiiu will tuko has not ynt been
announced. Tho action of the Washington
olflclnls Is thought to be due not to I ho
seriousness of the situation, but to the In
ability of the San Fratielsej nulhorltles to
compel tho Chinese and Japanese to tako
precautionary measures ngnlnst the spread
of tho plaguo If It still exists here.
Tho embargo on tho departure of Clilncso
frotn tho city unless they can show ccr
tlflcatcfl of Inoculation Is still In force.
Iliislncss In Chinatown Is almost at a stand
still. Tho merchants hnvo closed their
stores nnd the Chinese am remaining In
doors. Tho Chinese Insist that 'the plague
docs not exist among them and that there
Is no necessity for Inoculation. Thry will
not submit to It. and It will huvo to be done,
by force, If nt all.
I'rlnlilencrt liy Colfcc Sliitciui'iit,
NHW YORK. Mav '! Local merchants
said today that the statement of President
.uurpny or tim health board that the Santos
coffee on the phiguo ship Taylor, which
Was kent nil! nf Veic VnrU. uti uncrellc
shipped west and drunk In .Chicago, will
uselessly agitate the people.
Ir. Aivali 11. Doty, he.l th oil leer of tho
port, said today: "After the Tuvlor was
passed by the iiuarantluc iiuthorltles lust
autumn her cargo of coffee wns In no way
a menace to t tip public health and tho
health authorities of New Jersey, who ad
mitted the cargo within their Jurisdiction,
wero perfectly Instilled In so dnlnir. Their
notion was Indorsed by tho federal gov
ernment. Isnry SI n ken in fessliin.
PHILADHI.PIIIA. May 21. Superintend-
out of Police '.julrk today slated that Henry
ivory, a colored norer, lias confessed mat
ho w.w preK'iit when Prof. 'Roy Wilson
While, the young law Instructor of the
Fulvcrslty of Pennsylvania, wns murdered
on tho street laic Saturday night. Ivory
denied striking the fatal blows. Tho deliills
of Ivory's confession Superintendent Oniric
refused to make nubile until Ilie other iiiiin
should bo arrested.
Contention Hull Colour (p.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. May 21. Several
crews of artisans worked all day Sunday on
i-onvciiiioii nan. i ne louriu set oi trusses
for the roof wns nartlal v nut In nlace.
while contractors In charge of the excavat
ing and tho concrete and mnsoiirv wnrk
supervised the construction along those
lines. To date Ihe hall directors have
awarded contracts for work that will cost
$2i0 000.
Ilmly of Student It c-o ercit.
PR1NCF.TON. N. .1 Muv 21. Tim l.n.U. nf
Philip K. Huv. one of the two sonhomorei
drowned yesterday In the Kingstown dam.
was recovered today. Hay's father arrived
from Nutley this morning and arrange
ments for the burial of the two H'udents
will be mndo today.
liiNpei'ltni; .iivy Ynrds.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 21. -Hear Art
mlral lllchborn chief constructor of tin;
navy, bus arrived In this city on a tour
of navy yard inspection He will visit
Mure Island navy yard beforo leaving for
tho north.
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OMAHA.
nervous mm &
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all
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III! South Mill St. OMAII4U
BUFFET LIBRARY GARS
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LAST TO LEAVE FIRST TO ARRIVE
LEAVE OMAHA 5:05 P, M.
ARRIVE ST. LOUIS 7:00 A. M,
Trains leave Union Station dally fo
KANSAS CITY. Ql'INCY, ST. LOl'IS and
all points east or kouth SPHCIAL RATIIU
to HOT SPRINOS. ARK.
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Telephone 10'M. Omnliu. Ni
COMMISSION,
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HUAHU OK TRAIIIC.
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uirtcl wire, lo Chicago and Um VcrS,
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