Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OIrATTA "DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY, MAY Srt, 11)00.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Eneineii on Board of Tudi it of Vtrj Qaiet
Ordr.
WHEAT TRADE DULL IN SCALPERS' HANDS
Cum Mnrket Acts IIpimj (Ircnler Fmt
of Session, lint t.'lnsen Slrnd
Triide In tints iiiiiII Mini
Mnrket In linn).
CHICAGO. May 22-Ruslnesf on the
Hoard today wan of n very quiet order.
Wheat and r(irn closed without chnngc In
prlcn from yesterday, oats c lower. Pro.
visions at tho clone were 5c to 12.c re.
dueod. There whm no change In the new.
The wheat pit Kept Its weather eye on
the clouds Hon tins over the northwest to
day. Tho night had furnished no moisture
to the ground out In that section and this,
together with Liverpool cables, whlrh did
not rellcet the, deellne heio vosterduy,
served to steady the market at The open
ing, which was 'fiHUe up for July at S!
fffiTie to Wic.
Trade was very dull nnd mostly In the
hands of scalpers. Following the open-
broker nrlce for lead was 11.50 and for
oppcr, llt,73.
covered lo W'i'uRc, shortH covering because
there were ilnmiiKt reports fron Illinois,
Tennessee and Indiana. Sprlngllold, III.,
wire said the crop In this state nromlscs
very poor. The close was steady. .Inly un
rhanged nt Primary receipts were
S72,Oio bii.. eoni!)ared with 137,n.'' bit. last
year. Minneapolis ,md Duluth reported 32S
ears, atralntt '.'SI last week and IX! a year
aro. Iicl receipts were seventy-eight
cars, one of cmtruct grade, Clearances
In wheat and Hour were (vpial to 2.17.110 bu.
The cash business here was slow. New
York reported twelve loads for export.
The corn market acted heavy the greater
pnrt of the session, but toward the end
received some support and closed steadv.
Tol support came mostly from hulls. Tito
weather was favorable and cables Inwet.
Country offerings were smaller July sold
between SfiVic and :l7fi.17',c, closing un
changed at 3i7Ae. Receipts here were 212
ears. Trade was nulet.
The trade In oats was not large nnd the
market whm easy most of the lime with
corn. There was some Increase In western
offerings and the whipping demand was
fair. July old between 2Hc and 21'fcc,
closing 'o tinder yesterday nt 213;e. Re
ceipts ''ere were 31ft cars.
Provisions were easy on liberal selling
by commission houses, although ho re
ceipts were light anil prices nt the vnrds
higher. Packers were moderate buyers
11 trul 11 st cash sales. July polk ranged from
tll..3ti to III.37H, closing li'ic under yes
terday at $11.10; July lard from Rti7'. to
M.Si'H.iK). and closed fie lower at $:. 7 41
fi.Ofl: July ribs sold between K(12fr and K50
(ffi.M'.j. closing V.y down at i5.fiOffi.r;2i.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 3.'!
ears; corn. 110 ears; oats, 130 ears; hogs.
CSfM) head.'
The leading futures ranged ns follows:
Artlc'lctTrOpcn,1 High. 1 tnv, I CTosoTVes'y,
Wheat t I I 1 I
May ' KiUlfi-Aif?'!' ftV;W'M
July IfiWififtlfiti'f.fST C6'.4I ftiS
corn 111'
Mav I 36i' SlSWnfi'ifiil!
Julv '3;f;i37 Sim 3V4
Sept. I 37il37',!fii! 37'l
n.its 1 1
Mnv I 2lil 2Si
July l21sJ'"'i! 2I'
OMAHA WHOLES I.IJ MARKETS,
Condition of Trnde nnd Hiiolnllnns nn
Maple oikI I'nney I'milnce.
KOflS Kr -dpi modcra'e; seconds, 101?
lONc, good stock, Hi
LIVE POULTRY -Hon", Vi'Mc; roosters,
according to age and site, 4?)7c; ducks, 6Q
7c; geese, 5'nfl'Ac; turkeys, Sc.
FRESH DRESSED POCtTRY-Hcns. ?c;
roosters. 77i ; ducks nnd geese, irvrfllc;
broilers. P, to 2 lbs., per dor., 13; turkeys,
.MnTER-Common to fair, 13fille; choice,
lvfilic; separator, 20e; gathered creamery,
17filSc.
. FISH-Trout. 5c; blue fish, 10o; pickerel,
Sc: cattish, 12c; dressed buffalo, fic; roe
shad. each. I.jc; whltellsh, lie; herring, 6c;
black bass, I5e. salmon, lie; whlto bass, 9c;
cropplr, tOc; pike. 10c.
PIOEONS-Llve, per doz., II.
V EALS Choice, fifjlfc.
HAY Per carload lots: X'pland, choice,
J. .11; midland, choice. KM); lowland, choice,
l..60; rye straw, choice, 5; No. 3 corn. 3l'4c;
.No. 3 white oats, 2IV4C, cracked corn, per
toiij $H; crirn nnd nnts, chopped, per ton,
II2G0' "' ptr ,0"' snorts Ter ton,
VEGETABLES.
CrctWIRERS-Pcr doz.. t.001?1.2G.
ASPARAOl'3 Homo grown, per doz., 25
Q;i,e.
NEW TFRNIPS-Pcr doz. bunches, 40c.
SPINACII-Por box, 40ffiOc.
NEW REETS-Por doz. bunches. JMflOc.
I.KTTI (!: -Per doz. bunches, 30U3Sc.
RADISIIES-Home gtown, per doz., 15
20i.
PKAS-Pcr 's-uu. basket, ,75c; per 1-3-bu.
I112 July sold down to WHc. but later re- WAX IIKANH Per i4.hu. box, II.
, i MI'JKP SwKHT POTATOKS - Per bbl.,
I 2lil
Sent. I 20?il
T'nrk- I
:ot(,
'.'ivil
2 1 -si
20-
I
.W4I
.Wil
371,'
I
215',
21
I-'il'i
37',
21 M
21,
M 20'M(2l
I
I 11 5214
I
Julv I II r.2.' 11 t.2'4' 11 3714' 11 10
T-ird t I 1
Julv I fi P2'4I K li S7'4! I, :i 1 K!ii
Sept. t fi P.". I fi D5 I fi SS I 6 S7',4 6 P5
Illhs I I I I I
Julv 1 rt r.'Oii r, ivju' it no 1 r .vi2i r.
Kep't. lf.w 1 2'.4i it r.ojfi,-,o r. r.7'i
"No 2 "
Cash Uliotatlous were as follows:
Kl.Ot'It Steady and dull; winter patents.
1. Tf,0f:i.7n; stmlghts. .V-'.WnIUO; clears, J2.70Y
3 2": spring specials, j;;.sni-,t.!i0; liatents. I.'l.m
cii: 10; .straights, K.Wiii.W; bakers', I2.WW
2. to.
WIIHAT Nn. 3. Ii2fii!5ic: No. 2 red. 72'ff
73c.
CORN No. 2, 3!T;e: No 2 yellow. 37t
OATS-No. 2, 22'4H23e: No. 2 white, 2V.i'if
ZSi'i No. 3 whit", 2l1i'f2j1.c.
rtv it-No. 2. rie.
UAIILHY-Clood feeding. 37c; fair to
choice Tiui 1 1 liisr. ::s?ioc.
SKKDS-No. I riax. I1.S0; No. 1 northwest
rrn, II. 80; prime timothy, 12.15; clover, con
trnet grade, I7.no.
PIIOVISIONS-Mess pork, per bid.. SSP. 10
IT 1 160. Lard, per 100 lbs jfi.751ifi.fio. Short
ribs sldex (loose), Jfi. lOfnl is. Dry salted
Hlioiilders (boxeili, ji! r,(Wit.'ij. Short clear
Hides (boxed), Jii.!).'iff7.0,"i.
WMISKV -Distillers' llnlshcd goods, on
basis of high wines JI 2i
SrtSAH-C'nt loaf, J5.PS: granulated, J5.I2;
ronfectloucrs' A. J.1.3.S; off A. J5.23.
Following nre the receipts nnd shlpincnts
for today:
Articles. rtecelpts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls srnn it.ov)
Wheat, bil 21.000 171.000
r'orn. bu 12,010
Oats, bu 207.000
live, bu 2.010
Ilarley. bu ni.oftO 2.f0)
On the Produce exchange today the butter
ninrUet win tlrni; ereanierlcs, ISfiine;
dairies, 13Mlc. Cheese, slow, at S'.-jfiOUc
ICggs. steady: frcwh. ll'sc.
I2.0OW2.23: Kansas, eatlnir. J.I
PfTATOKS-Per bu,, choke, 25930c.
NliW POTATOIiS-l'or lb 2'43c.
CAHriAnK-rallforiila, per lb., 3c.
CAULIFLOWKH-Por doz.. II.25ffl.60.
TOMATOES - Florida, per six-basket
crate, II.60,
MfSIIHOOMS-Per lb. box, 60c.
HIII'HAHIl-Per lb.. Pe.
ONIONS New llerniudn, per 60-lb. crate,
IJ.50; new southern, per 70-lb, sack, 12.25.
FRUITS.
STItAWItKItltlKS - Arkansas and Mis.
soiirl shlnplng tvtnek. per 21-qt. case, 11.75.
(MMUUtlKS - California, per 10-lb. box,
l.ft.
CKANHF, HIM ICS None on the market.
Al'PLlCS About out of market
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINKAPPLKS-Per doz.. 12.002.60.
ORANUKS 4'allfonila. navels, per box,
J.!.7.Vrl.(io; Mediterranean sweets, per box,
J.:.25T3.50; budded seedlings, J2.75fI3.00.
LEMONS California, fancy. 13.75; choice,
I3.23ti1.6i.
HANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
12.26.
HIDES.
HIDES No. 1 green hides, 7c; No. 2 gteen
hides, tic; No. 1 salted hides. Sc; No. 2 salted
sides. 7e; No. 1 veal calf. S to 12 lbs., 9c;
No. 2 veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs.. Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Illckory, large, per bu., 11.20;
shcllbarks, 11.25.
HONEV-Per 21-scctlon case, J3.50g3.75.
ni .m;i;s ix availaiii.k siitlies.
('utile nml Tc l-urnplilc Iteporl, 011
(irulu limit nml khiirc.
NEW YORK. May 22.-Speclal cable and
telegiaph communications to nrndstreet's
show t'lie following changes In the avnllnble
supply from the last account:
WHEAT-l'nlted States nnd Canada, east
of Rockies, decrease, 2,523,000 bu.; (Liver
pool Com Trade News) afloat for and In
Europe. Increase, 1.200,0n0 bu.; totaly supply,
decrease, I.32.1.0O0 bu.
CORN-rnlted States and Canada, east of
Rockies, decrease. I,7!3,0'0 bu.
OATS I'nlted Stales and Canada, cast of
Rockies, decrease, 1,S22.IX) bu.
Among the more Important decreases re.
ported to llrndstrcct's. not given In the of
ficial visible supply statement, nre those of
CtO.OUO bu. at Manitoba storage points, 500.000
bu. at northwestern Interior elevators and
IS.0O) bu. at Depot Harbor.
The piluclpal Increases are those of 2.M.
0CO bu. at I hlcngo private elevators 71.C00
tin. at Rochester and M.OOO bu. at Cleveland.
The aggregate stock of wheat held at
Portland. Ore., and Tacoma and Seattle,
Wash., was Increased lll.uno bu. last week.
SI. l.onl, (i rut 11 nml Provision,.
ST. LOCIS. May 22.-WI IEAT-1 Uglier;
No. 2 red cash, elevator. 71'ie, track, 71f
ib1!.-: May. 7uc; July. 67ic; August, 67c;
September. fii-V; No. 2 hnrd, 6l4J)65c.
CORN-Hlcher, No. 2 cash, 36'jc; track,
37'ic; May, 3i',,o; July, 36'4c; September,
t bi 1.
OATS-Lower; No. 2 cash, 23'ic; track,
2lic; May Zlc; July. 2Hic; September.
21'.,u: Nn. 2 white. 27e.
MtW YORK liliMtllAI, MlllKItT
RYE Higher nt f.HUc
FI.OFR Quiet, unchanged.
SEEDS-Tlmothy, J2.iJOti2.20; flax, nom
inal, at 11.77.
I '( RNM HA L Steady, nt Jl.nK2.00.
I1RAN -Dull; sacked, east track, fiJsr.
MAY-HtPitdy; timothy. 9.50f, 12.50; prairie,
WHISK V Steady, at 11.23.
I RON COTTONTI ES-J1.30.
IlA(1t51N(i -l'TtSc.
I I EVP TWINE-tlc.
METAI.S-I.ead. dull at M.9S. Splter.
nomlnnl at H.iofit.13.
POI'LTRY Firm; chickens, 7c; springs,
lEffPie: turkeys. r.c; ducks, 6c; geese, 3c.
EtJOS-Steiiilj- at 10c.
10501) ',R,ry, ,UlW,.. -
221.010 1 PlinVISIflVaPnrl; n-onls. Mkl. til
i'ffi Lard, lower; prime steam. ' Jij.75; choice!
.flll 1 ti "-1 1. ., . '
.".7 i'i un iii.t ir. luuxcoi, lower;
extra slmrts. fi.s7'. clear ribs, J.00; clear
sides. J7 I2U llacon (boxed), lower; extra
shorts. J7.371.; clear ribs, J7.50; clear sides,
$7.t'.2'5.
RECEIPTS -Flour, 6.CO0 bbs ; wheat.
2.1,01m bu.; corn. 22,(iOO bu.; oats. 30,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS- Flour, S.ooo bbls.: wheat.
ll,fKl bu.; com. 75,f) bu. : oats. 20.O1X) bu.
12.VI bles, of wh. h I'O were New ea
land stock Values were mil. Ii tinner all
nroiind and -.nmpetltl in wa, aithe. es
peclnlly for Queen, land nnd VI. torln
grade.,. The homo trade bought fnely. the
continent was active and American rep.
reentatle, took moderate quantities of
sultahln grades. Some Cape of (lood llopi
nnd Nntnl wai withdrawn, as buyers hid
yl below sellers. Following nre the sales:
New South Walcjt, 700 bales; scoured,
I'adffls 7'fd, greasy, odiMs sd. Queens
land. 1.300 bales; scoured, Isfls SI41I: greasy.
Idtils P7d. Tasmania. 1,200 bales; scoured.
S'sdfils lid; greasy. S'.dflls 6sd. South
Australia. 500 bale; greasy. 6'jfilM. West
Australia, Srt) bales; scoured. Is 2dtfls fl'-jil ;
greasy, 6fild. New Zealand. s.2') bales;
scoured, &ij,dTlj 9d, greasy, i,lld Tas-
iiiiiiiiit, ,ou oaies; greasy, c-i'd iihi. 1 ape 01
Hood Hope and Natal, 2i bales; greasy,
6sfI7'id.
Movn.Mi:T.i of mtocks m itovns.
Sngnr H11, (lie I nill lileil VKendon of
(lie Sliii'k Itielliume.
NEW YORK. May 22.-Sugar certificate.,
occupied the attention of the Stock ex
change today to the praetlcnl exclusion of
other considerations. The apathy and las.
sltndo of the market seemed to spur the
professional traders to a search for pome
medium of operation and they gave them,
selves up to u speculative revel In Sugar,
rim movement of the slock was hl!?hly
charncterlstlc. That Is to say, the fltictua
Hons were frequent, violent and erratic
nnd there was no news to account for them
beyond the airiest and ino.st unsubstantial
rumors. Also It was evident that the enor
mous business being done would necessi
tate very little clerical labor on the trans
fer books of the company. Probably tho
large majority of the contracts made, cither
ror sale or for purchase, were closed out
before .the end of tho day. the nrollt or
los being a.-ccptcd by the traders.
I he stock's extreme range was 77, points
nnd the net gain was 4N,. In the opening
dealings tho price went down. In continua
tion of yesterday's depression. After de
clining 1 the advance began nnd It had
not proceeded fnr before the shorts began
to manifest distress nnd rushed to cocr,
pushing the price up to the maximum.
The squeeze was not relaxed until the de
mand from tho shorts was prettv well satis
lied. The- price then began to fall back
on light transactions and without any evi
dence of support. The bears became warv
after their punishment and refrained from
aggressive selling. In snlte of the an
nouncements made on otllelal authority Just
nerofo the close that the sugar Hade war
bnd not been settled and was not likely
to be. The leading Industrials showed sym
pathy with Sugar, especially American To
bacco, which Is nearest kin to It In speou
Inttve character. The latter stock showed
better resistance, to reaction than other
spec altlcs. whlrh generally Inst prettv
much all their gains. The general llt con
tinued In u slough of despond and moved
either way with great difficulty. Opening
prices were lower. In sympathy with l-on-don,
and there was a midday rally, when
Sugar flhnt upwnrd nnd Chicago North
western was mnrked up 64. The latter
movement was without explanation, be
yonil tho largo Increase In earnings for
April, which was reported vesterday.
Northern Pacific was tomparatlvolv firm
on a good statement for the second week
In Mn: Raltln-ore & Ohio was well sup
ported on small dealings.
For the rest the trading wns listless and
ndlfferent. with no evidence of outside
Interest. The speculative npathv nnd de
pression were common to nil the great
securities markets of the world and even
the speculative markets for foodstuffs and
commodities showed a declining tendency.
Sterling exchange here whs decMcdiy
easier, but It Is considered net Impossible
that some gold may be engaged fnr Palls
tomorrow.
The bond market became dull nnd Ir
regular again today. Total snles, par valun,
tl.:)W.e"0. Fulled States refunding 2s. when
Issued, declined i-,. the 5s and old 4s a,
nnd the 3s nnd new 1. in the bid price
The Commcrclnl Advertiser's London
fliiauclnl cablegram says: The markets here
were extremely quiet today, with nn In
cl nntlou to heaviness, lint thev Inriroved
sllrhti;- at the close. The leisure was de
voted by members to the discussion or
politics. The only unfavorable vle-s ac
cepted were the probable French minis
terial crisis over Frances dllllcultles In
Morocco and Rus'la's In Corea. The news
thp.t loril Roberts had reached the Vaal
river ;anu .00 late to affect t'le markets
Consols and home rails were the flattest
Americans wore neglected nnd sloppv till
tho llnal rally. Raltlmore & Ohio lending
on New York. I cannot confirm the re
port current here thnt A. A. Houseman
nnd other large Wall street operators here
arn depressing this market. Polltlcnl un
easiness in Paris caused French operators
to unload copper shares. There wa, some
discussion on the possible bank rnte next
Thursdny, but the genernl o Inlon Is that
the re.'.o will not bo reduced.
Following are the closing prices on tho
New ork &lock exchange tonnv:
lluenrmc the llt Rc.illzntlocn In London
depressed the markel Spanish Is were
tuirtli-ulitrli afTcted In Imniovcd exchange
K.itllrs were weak throughout Thr e per
it ut rentrs. lot r for the account. Spanish
la lo,ed a.l 7.1 172.
IIKRI.IN. May 22 Exchange on London,
2m I!1 .f.s for 1 hecks. Discount rates,
short bills, :t4 peri cut; three months' bills.
4'j per icnt On the iMt-ic today inlno
shares were firmer, toiler, however, thero
was an allround weakness owing to un
satisfactory reports froifr western bourse.
Americans and Canadian Pacifies fluctuated
and clood weak.
pw York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK, May 22,-MONEY-On call,
eacy nt per tent; last loan at l', per
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3il Pi
iie" cent.
STERLING EXCIIANOIVEasy. with ac
tual buslners In Imnker"' bills nt JI.S7itT
I.S7' fnr demand and at ll.Slfil.SI'd for
sl.ty dnvs; posted rates, ll.Sjij, and II. S9;
commercial hills. J1.M--2.
SILVKR-Certlllcates, tWltiWJc; bar,
OOUt : Mexican dollars. 17'sc.
ItONDS Oovcrnmcnts, wenk; stntc,
strong; railroad,. Irregular.
The closing prices on bonds today are as
follows.
f S. ref
iln ;.. rrg
do 3s, reg
In cotipnn
ilo new l, reg
do coupon
ln old 4s, re-;....
do coupon
tin r,,. leg
dn coupon
11 of ( 3. Ms
Atdi. iren Is
do ndj. 4
Pannda Ho 2s
C ft O. 4is
dn ;
V. A S. W. e. 7..
do H P. deb. 5.,
r'tilrngn Tor 4
Iner A It. O. I,
dn 4
1, T. V .1 (1. Is.
Itnc gen Is
1" W. ft D. C. 1.
lien. Kleclrlc 5s
ii u. a a. a. !..
do Is
n t. t 6
dn connl
In. Central Is
K r V. ft 11. Is,
Iji n c 4i
1. ft N. unl. I,...
M . K ft T. I,....
dn U
When Issued.
10114
9)!i
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ini
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1.1li
inn
K
111
1I3S
121
PON
4S
107
m
iif,ii
110
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in
71 ,
72
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no
107
in
111
nr.
, 71'
tosu
N'. Y. C. Is
v. J. r. g.
No. Carolina .
do I,
No. Pacific 3s
dn I,
N. Y. V. ft ri L. (.
N" ft W consol 4,,
do gen. 6s
Oregon Nav. Is
1 do 4,
Oiegon .1. L 6s...
do confn! Bs
Itoadlng gen. Is...
rt. O. W. 1,
St L ft 1 M c. 5s..
f, I j. ft F. g.
St. P. eon
Ht. P.. 'C. ft P. Is
do Cs
So. Railway 5,
S ft ft T. 6,
Tenn. n. . 3,....
Tex, ft PaclOc Is
do :.
't'nlon Pnclllc Is.
'Wsliish Is
do 2
VMt Shore 4......
I Wis. Central Is..
Vh. Crntiirle, ....
1 do deferred
Cnlo Sn I
So. Pacific Is
Ill
122
150
100
67
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132
no
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Dniubls Fit Oittlt Sell at Etctdj to
Strong Pr.cei.
OTHER KINDS OF KILLERS ABOUT STEADY
Hor, Open n Llllle ItlKlter nnd Close
XIII lllnber Mirep nnd l.nnili,
Itntlier Mlov- nnd 1hr llrn
rrnl Feellnn Wenk,
SOUTH OMAHA, May 21 .
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 2.121 UM
Official 'Juesday 3,315 10.112
Two days this week.. 5,7t!6 15,191 J.JW
Same day, last week.... s.0i5 !2,it'J 2-0l
Same days week beforo ".(i.'ti H.PMi
Samo three weeks ngo... 6,SzO 13,3.0 4.ibl
Snmo four weeks ago , . . 6.S05 11.212
Tho otllelal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hobs. Sheep. H scs.
C, M. ft St. P. Ry... 2
O. k St. L. Ry 2
Missouri Paclllc Ry.. 14 1 2 ..
I'nlon Pncltlc system. 35 30 0 1
C. A N. W. Ry I
F., E. & M. V. R. R.. 31 47 t
S. C. & P. Ry I I
('.. St. P.. M. 0 30 10 I
11. & M. It. R. H 29 31 6
C, II. & Q. Ry 7 3
K. C. ft. St. J I
C, 11. 1. ft P. Ry.. E. t 2 .. 1
C. R. I. ei P. Ry., W. 1 2
Illinois Central 1 1
II
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tr.
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STAtlS.
A VI
i m
1 1
I 2-1
I 20
1.
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HL'LLS AND STAOS,
.14ffl 3 JO
STOCK CALVES.
90 7J
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HM
101
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6 -.1
7 Oil
1 f
7 M
I M
I
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I 50
STOCK COWS
370 1 01
570
910
1010
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tso
160
J.V1
651
1..
1..
1..
J 01
.1 01
3 40
3 71
.1 S3
4 OO
I 0)
4 (
AND
U.'.'.','.
W'.'.'.'.'.
1
HEIFERS.
MO l
40
i7.-.
J03
f'
310
450
4S
4 1
4 V)
4
4 J ".
4 ii
4 41
4 40
STOCKKRS AND FEEDERS.
Ml 3 lil
. 7M 3 ;o
710 3 75
6.-0 .1 (0
M0 3 !5
)
l
650
670
520
73J
4 01
4 10
I 10
4 M
I !(
I 30
13..
1...
I....
t....
J....
I...,
I...,
S3.
, 7M
7?1
7M
I6
f.M
530
170
652
Ml
4 V
4 60
4 60
I Kil
4 60
4 75
4 75
Oi
5 0.
i 20
..157
115
21
Total receipts
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
nor or iiena inoicateii'
Iluycrs. Cattle.
Hots. Sheep,
1.231 .....
1.W97 ....
822
3.213
3.3U0
1.423
1.324
194
521
266
London Stock (Inolnt Ions,
LONDON. May 22.-1 p. m.-CIoslug:
Cnnsol, innney
dn ncct...,
Atelil,on
f'.ili.icllim Pacific .
St. Paul
Illlnnl, Central ..
liiilsvllle
I'nlmi Piiclllc pfd
N. V. Central....
RAR SILVER-Stidy at 27d per ounce.
MONEY-2 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for both short and three-months' bills Is
3'n per cent.
...101 Krl
101 1-16 do 1st M
... 26U Pmimylvanla
... !i".' Iteiidlng
...11D Nn Pacific pfd.
...1I.V4 (Irnnd Tnmk .
M3 Aimcoudn
7514 Rands
115
1!'i
66i
Mi
76
7'i
. S'4
1&
I'liiiinelnl Voles,
CHICAGO. Mav 22,-Clcnrlngs. 121.629,311 ;
balances, J.339.S9. Posted exchange. tl.M'4
5JI.SD4. New York exchange, 5c premium.
iHALTIMORE. May 22,-Clcarlngs. 13,233.
132; balances, tiiW.fitc
PHILADELPHIA. May 22,-Clcarlngs,
I1S.979 027: lalances. J2.Sfll.603.
ST. LOIMS. May 2.-Clearlngs. 15.217.354;
balances. Ji'46.l9S. Money, G per cent.
New York exi innge. 50e premium bid. 60c
premium nskfd.
NEW YORK. Mny 22. -Exchanges, JIS6,
073t;rn; tnlanccs, J7.13S.1I1.
ROSTON. Mny 22.-Exchangcs, 120,930,524;
balances. 11,191.903.
C0111IIII011 (if Hip I'reilsnr.v.
WASHINGTON. May 22,-Toda.V, state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the J150,COO,ooo gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cah balances, $M3,Ci,
765; gold. J7o.16l.92l.
Atelilon
dn nM
llaltltnore ft nhln.. TftU U'uhn.t,
CinadlHn I'acKle .. !'3L dn pfd
23' Union Paeiiic
do pfd.-.,
Cnada Southern
es. ft Ohio
Chicago Ot. W...
C II ft Q
Chicago, I. & I,.,
dn pfd
Chicago ft 15. I.
. : Wheel, ft f, 1
27i do 2d pfd...
. 12'i Wis. Central ...
.IK'i Third Avenue .,
. 224 Adams Enpress
53 American Hx....
.101 !IV K !
Chlcagn ft i.V. W...165 I WelH-Fargo Kx
C. It. I. ft 1' 104'i, Alner. Cot. Oil..
C. c. C ft St. I,.... i, ( ,,fd
Colorado Southern.. 5'4 Aimr. Mdltlng .
do 1st pfd 43 1 do pfd
do 2d pfd 16iJ Anier. S. ft 11. .
Pel. ft Hudson 113 1 do nfd
,176 'Amer. Spirits ..
. Hi rln nM .
. 6R Amer. S tlonp
. n't 00
5fii
Qiiotiilloo, fnr Hie Dny on Ynrlous
(dimiioilil les.
NEW YORK. May 22. -FLOI'R-Recelpts,
M.fdfl bills.; exports, I.S70 bbls. There was
a moderate trade In winter straights at 1 hard, r1fiile. No. 3. 69J?61c; No,
old prices, but a slow demand otherwise 1 iiwitue; No. .1, wiiwie.
nnd the market closed about steady with
wheat. Minnesota. bakerH", ?2.65'iT2.!0; Mln
Kniisn, Cllj- Ornln nnd Penvlnlon,,
KANSAS CITY. Mav 22.-WHEAT-.! illy,
fil'nc; September. 72?72lc: cash. No. 2
red.
CORN-Jlllv. ;l41f3ILc: Sentemher. SlUe;
cash. No. 2 mixed, 36jc; No. 2 white, 37Uc;
V,. 1 ITc
nesola liatents, J3.i;ofi1rr winter patents, OATS No. 2 white. 2ofi25'jC.
$.1 fiOfiS.RTt; winter straights. J3.t5f3.r5; RYE No. 2. 52c
winter extra. J2.50'(i2.S5; winter low grades,) 11 A V Choice timothy. JlO.505n1.OO; cholco
J2.25f?2.0. Ryo Hour, unlet; cholco to fancy, I prairie, $7.f Off 7.60.
Ill 11 Kii-1 rcamcry, i.ki,c; oniry, rancy.
l3.2.V(i:t.ro.
CORNMEAIlCasy; yellow western, S'-V;
city. Slo; Hrandywlnc. I2.15f2 10.
RARLKY-Qulct; feeding. 434ii I5e, e. I.
f.. Now York; malting. WiKlv, c. I. f., New
York.
I4ARLEY MALT Dull; western, 55f56c.
HYE Finn, No. 2 western, tile f. 11. b.,
ndoal; state, &Sii.ri9e c I. f.. New York.
WHEAT- Receipt. 125,600 Ml.; exports,
S5,9St bu. Spot, firm; No. 2 red. 7i ele
vator; No. 2 red, M)ko f. o. P.. alloat,
prompt: No. 1 northern, Duluth, 74',e f. o.
b. nfloat, prompt; Nn. 1 bard. Duluth,
7Te f. o. b., adoat, to arrive. Options
opened firm on continued drouth in the
northwest, but yielding to subsequent pre
dictions of mill.,. KoiH off xlmrtiti' An
.1 ! Lui'. ,.i . V 1. "n."'ew. Is. I'-iltures. iiulet; May
ce 1 Vp S. i XrA renned. In
-17 tn V.lnJi.1 ... ' h0I,,0"llH1' '- pilllB. dllll lit ,'!7s fid ! prllllC WCStOril, 111
14c.
EGtSSS-StPiidy to strong, supplies little
heavy, but demand goml; fresh Missouri
nnd Kansas slock, 10t5c. lo.s pff. cases
returned: southern, 10c, new whltewood
cases .c more.
RECEIPTS- Wheat. J3.000 bu.; corn. 11.0)1
bu.: oats. It, (100 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Wheal. 19,200 bu.: corn,
15,i;m bu. ; oats, 2,Oco bu.
Iilverpool lirnln 11 nil Provision,,
LIVERPOOL. May 22. -WHEAT-Spot,
steady: No. 1 California, fit milfifis 2d; No.
1 northern, spring, 6s9Vd. Futuret, dull;
July, 5sSid; September, 6s M.
(Mll.N-spnt. ste.tny: American mixed,
nominal;
CO UN Receipts. 132,100 lni.: exports.
101.931 bu. Spot, market steady; No. 2,
41sie f. o. b.. atloat. and IPw. elevalnr.
Option market was weak and lower dur-
t'erccs. steady nt ;t5s lid. Hams, short cut.
II to I rt lbs.. Ilrm at ISs M. Cheese. Ameri
can llliest white, steady at 5:ls0d; American
llncst colnrcd, steady a 33s fid.
lug the forenoon under tine crop news. ' V.' ,1 i 05
lower cables and llnuldallon. Later It ln'tbr:e d j H. 19j.(0 .cntuls. Including ,S,-
Toledo Mnrkrt.
TOLEDO. May 22. - WHEAT - Dull and
unchanged; No. 2 cash, "Hie; May, 7lsic
CORN -Dull and lower; No. 2 cash, 39Uc.
OATS-Dull and unchanged; No. 2 cash,
41,i0424C, closed at I2'tc; September, 42H1T
cioseo ai i;'e.
OATS Receipts, 131. (inO bu.; exports. 10)
bu. Spot, easier: No. 2. 27c; No. 3, SilUr;
No. 2 white, 2Slro; No. 3 white, 2'c; track
mixed western. 27iti2SUc: track white, Stf
ai'.e Onllnns Inactive and featineleuj
IIA-Hteniiy: snipping, Ji.r)'VT7.75; good -"
to choice. NVa92,.i!c. I RYE- Diill and unchanged; No. 2 cash, 57e.
HOPS-Steady state, cominnii to ebolce, 1 I'LOVERSEKD Dull and higher: prlmo
HOfl crop. 3fi5c; 1S! crop. 10fii.lc; Paclllc .rash, old. 11.70; prlmo new, 5; October,
coast. ISM crop. 3fi3c; lsw crop. 10Tfl3c '15.13.
HIDES-FInn; (lalveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,!
19V3e; California. 21 to 25 lbs., UU; Texas. Plillndelpliln Produce Mnrkrt.
drv. 21 to 30 lbs., 15c - PHILADELPHIA. May 22-HFTTKR-
LKAT1ILR -- hleady: hemlock sole. ! Steady; fancy western creamery. 20Uc:
lluenos Ayres, light to heavyweight, 25 1 fancy western prints. 21c
:5!?!a,,".oI(,. -Wl u' ,, EliiiS-Flrni and c higher: fresh, near-
WOOL; Dull; domestic fleece, 25f(2So; by, 1314c. fresh western. 13.'.f(I4o; fresh
.YtVllONS-neef. steady: fam.lv. J V!tM"' 13 XV"- " "''. "
6712.60; mess. HO.OUi 10.60: beef bams. $2)50
Del. 1,. ft W...
Denver ft Rio O.
do pfd
Krl
tin 1,1 nM...
Ot Nor. pfd 15i,
llncKlng Coal .
llncklng Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central .
do pfd
K. C p. ft o.
L. i:. ft W
do pfd
I.ike Htmre ....
Iyiilln ft Nash.
.( v." hn lla 11 I. .
Met. tt. Ity...
Jlex. Central ..
.Minn, ft Ht. I..
dn pfd
Mn. Paclllc ....
.Mnblle ft Ohio..
M.. K. ft T
dn nfd
N. Y. I'enlml..
Nor ft it....
dn pfd
No. Paclllc
dn nfd
Ontario ft V.
Oregon Itv. ft
dn pfd
I'ennsjlwmla ...
Rendlnr
(In 1nt nfd..
2d pfd...
W
pfd
ft S F..
1"t pfd..
2d pfd..
H. V
nfd
St Paul
dn pfd
SI I'. ft Omaha
So, ra"lflo
nfd
Amer. S. ft V....
dn nfrl ...
16 Amer. Tin I'lnin..
37 dn pfd
U2K Anier. Tobacco ..
.. 7.r;
.. Si,
2I',
.. 161,
..113
.113
..15", I
.. 46 ;
,.117 '
. :i'i
. w 1
,. 1
,. :i'i
,. 37 '.
,. f.
..17 I
. 21V, I
,. (,
16. An nM
. 43 Anacnnda M. Co.
. 17 Hrk. flap. Tr
. 2S Colo. V. ft 1
, t3 Con. Tobacco ...
. 212 I do pfd
. 79', Federal Steel ...
. 0O , pr,
.156', General Klertrle
. ISiOlucofo Siinar . .
62 dn pfd
51'il Inter. I'nper ....
. 55, do pfd
. IO',i,I.iclede 0,1s
. 10 iXntlnniil tllsctllt
. 331.1 iln nt.i
-"'enlr.il 116 National lnil
Hi's' dn pfd
3" I. National Steel ..
" dn pfd
:!",N- Y. Air Drake
"I'i. Nn American .. .
!l'iI'acl(l- Coast ....
Nav. 2 dn 1st pfd.,..
76 I dn M pf.l
12!j Pacific Mall
.. 11 ireople's Oa, ....
.. 56 ; I'lcsce, (
2Sii do pfd
..54 I Pullman I. Car
.. SJiJ si.indard n. ft T
lO'i Sugar
f6' ,n rf,
.. 33?4 Tenn. C. ft I...
.. 11 V. S. leather...
JJ'il do pfd
..115 r. s. Hul.hcr ...
173'. dn pfd
..115 Western I'nlon .
no. uauwav i:n dn pfd
dn pfd 5I P. C. C. ft St. I
Texas ft raclflc... 16',
dn
It In n
dn
St I,
dn
do
St. I.
dn
71'.
23
71
..91
..1
.. Ii
.. 70' i
.. 37'i
.. !3--
.. 77,
.. 35',
.. 6".'j
..irv,
.. IS
.. 96
..
.. 61
.. 66
.. 23,
,.. SO
.. 19
. !0
.. "SI,
.. S.5I1
..121
.. 1li
... 19
.. SO
.. 51
.. 25
.. 99'4
.. I5i j
.. 7S
..1S
,. :.n
..U5'i
..111
.. Tl'i
.. U'i
... 6Si
.. IS'i
.. 91
.. 79i
.. U'i
.. 56
1.. 5S
llnston Stock, nml IIohOn.
BOSTON, Mny 22,-Call loans, 2',;ft3 per
cent; time loans. 3f?4 per cent. "Odlclnl
closing:
.Tt. ftS. F 251 West Knd jt3
dn pfd 70'4 Atchison (, piij,
Amer. Sugar IH'i N. 17. O. ft C. 5s.. 65
dn pfd 111 Adventure
Hell Telephnne 310 A Hour .Mln. Co.... Mj
Itnxinn e.' (iniin) ..;i. .filial, i npper
ness, ii."o'iu'.i.ii. v 111 incuts, steady; nt'l f'l'll Mm- ' win 'njM 1
6121.00; packet. $11,001(12 00; city, extra Indli i
mess, tit.mil i.ui. 1 ill incuts, steady
F
ensv
ffi8.75. Pork. Millet; family. $1 l.fv. jj.so
short clear, jn.nosii.i ui; mess lli.Ofl'o 12.7s.
TALLOW Nominal; city, P,c: country.
IVn5i;o.
IUCU Firm: domestic, fair In extra, 4'i
(T6tie: Janin. IVfl'iiC.
MOLASSES-Sleady; Now Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice. HfttVic.
I'REICillTS-Qulet; cotton, by steam, 27c;
rraln. by stenin, 3'jc
RFTTKR Receipts, 12,311 pkgs ; llrm;
western ere.mer,v. 16-'(i2iV-; factory, 1 1f itio
CHEESE Receipts. S.I91 pkgs.: dull; ranev
Inrgo white, 9T07e; fancy large colored
l34fc9V; fancy small white. 9fi9i4c; fancy
mall colored. 99Uc-
EOOS-Recelpts, 19,0iS pkgs.; steady;
western, loss off. 13V'lHe.
METALS Trading was rather iiulet In
the market for metals, but developed 11
Heady iinderlnno under favorable cables.
Tin In the local market wns unlet, with
mintntlous at the close being quoted at
I29,751i30.no. 12, points above last nlght'H
llgure. Pig Iron warrants ruled weak and
upset tied; no limitations given. Lake copper
was Mulct and unchanged at tlti.St',, Lead
ruled nun, on 1110 oasis or j-i.u'-ii i.ir.",.
quiet, at il.liij'til.M!-. The
Itiiliith Wheal Jlnrkel.
Spelter wan
No. .1 spring, (ilc.
OATS 22isH2uC
CORN-2tite.
rinnton ft Me.
c., 1). ft Q
Dom. 1 on 1
dn rM
I Federal Steel ....
I dn pfd
j rilclilinrc pfd...,
Oeneral Klectrlc
dn pfd
IM. lllec. Ill
1 M...- 1 A..n,l
n. i:. n. ft c...
Old Colnny
Rubber
I'nlon Pacific ...
Mllunukee Crnln Mnrkrl.
M ILWAI'K EE, May 22. W If K A T M n r-
ket easier: No 1 nortbern, G7(ii(Sc; No. 2
northern. (jiWiM'.c.
RYE Nominal: No. 1, 5fiufj57e.
HARLEY-Stcaily; No. 2, 124c: sample,
37Ji 12c.
I'eorln Market.
PEORIA. III.. May 22.-CORN-Lower;
No. '.'. 3Cc.
OATS Easy : No. 2 white. 2P,ie.
WHISKY- Firm on the basis of $1.25 for
llnlshcd soods.
Mlniiciipoll, Wlient nn.l I'loor.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 22.-WHEAT-ID
store: No. 1 northern. May, CHje; July. 65e;
September, Ue. On track: No, 1 h-ird,
7c: No. 1 northern, B5tc; No. 2 northern,
6l'.c.
Wool Mnrkrt.
LONDON. May 22.-WOOI-The offerings
at tho wool auction sulca today numbered
s;i-.
.193 Atlantic :i
.126'i llnstnn ft Mont 291
.. 13 lllltle ft llaalon.... 61
..115ij Calumet ft Heel 7;.
.. 35i; Centennial 17
.. 67 Franklin 13"j
. 151 Hiimlxildt -0
..FCi Oict-ola 62'i
..153 Parrot II
..265 (MIncy p.-,
.. 12'4 Santa IV Copper... I'i
.. 151, Tamarack P2
,.:il7 Flail Mining 27
.. 2Sij Wlnon.i 3
,. 57 Wolverine, 38
I'otlon Morkel,
LIVERPOOL. May 22. --COTTON -Spot,
limited demand, prices Nd lower; American
middling fair. 5 13-::2d: good middling,
RH-lBd: middling. SsMStl: low middling,
I31-::2il; good ordinary. 1 27-32d: ordlnarv.
121-32(1. The sales of the day were O.OnO
naics, 01 wiileli e.1100 were lor speculation
and export, and included .".too Ainerlcin.
Receipts. 9.000 balea. including 7.iW Amer
ican. Futures opened weak and closed
steady at tho deellne. American middling,
1. 111. e.. May. 5fJ5 1-ld. sailers: May-June.
1 m-GtfulSO-fild; June-July. 1 fil-fild. sellers;
July-August, 4 59-Qfd. buyers; August-Sep.
tember. I 52-C4f I 5.'I-Htd, value; September
October, I ."l-Olil. buyers; October-November,
I 2l.i!lil, buvero; November-December,
I 20.ld, sellers: Deeember-Jnnuary. I lS-CId,
sellers: .lanuary-I',ohriinr.v, 1 l(i-HITi I 17-Hld,
sellers: February-Mnrch. I 10-61(1. buvers.
NEW ORLEANS, May 22.-COTTON
Steady; sales. 4,100 bales, ordlnarv. 7 11-PJc;
good ordinary, S;:-16c; low middling, 5He;
middling. 9 1-16.; good middling. !H4c; mid
dling fair. 9'jc. Receipt, 1.S14 bales; stock,
14ii,4S9 bale,. Futures iinlcl and steady;
May, JS.Vl bid; June. $S.S21TS.SI; Julv. $S.S!1c
S.S3; AuguH. IS.S.iriS.SI; September. $7.92;
October. ST.aif T.iil : November. $7.51iii7.FI;
December. $7 5li7 52. January. $7.5207.51;
February. 7.r.-rri T 55; Mnreh. $7..r.47.5ii.
ST. LOI'IS. May 22,-COTTON-Dull; no
sale,; middling. flto. Receipts. 1.131 bales;
shipments. 1.514 bnlei: stock. 11.352 bales.
NEW YORK. May 22 - ( 'OTTON-Futiire,
closed iiulet: May. S9.;!ii; June, $9.IS; Julv.
$9.12: August. $v7tl: September, JS.II; Oc
tober. $7.93; No ember. $7.7S; Dei ember,
$7 77; January. $7.79; February. $7.SI; March,
$7.SI. Spot cotton dosed .pilot. 1-lfic tower;
uilddllug uplands, 9c; middling gulf, 9Tic;
snles. 1,341 bae.
NEW YORK, Ma The cotton market
opened slead. at a deellne or fi5 points,
cables being weaker .ban looked for, but
pretty brisk buying set In on les, uniformly
southern advices. Prices moved up 71511
points on the lowest figures, with shorts the
best buyers, although Investment dealing
was something of a feature. Still later the
market became easier, again the general
Fpeculatlve demand wan not satisfactory
and reconsideration of crop news ns ii
whole led to renewed bear confidence on the
part of some of the principal traders who
have been operating successfully on the
"bort side of the account on the late break
of ,HH'O points. The weekly weather re
port was considerably bullish, yet the south
erners were sellers. An mints from the dry
goods mnrket wetc not calculated to en
courage the pureliae ,,f totton which, In
the oticn mnrket. was being more freely
olfered with the renuli of a further de.
el no of MO In the price In New York,
while the spot markets of the south were
nlso In iinallsfin tnry shanc for the wnnt
of buyers. The mnikct ( locd with prices 3
points net higher to .; points lower.
I'olTee Murkol.
NEW YORK. Mav 2.-COFFEE-Futures
opened steady at 5i0 polnf advance and
further niUnnced 101)15 points on cables
stating that the htibnnle plague had been of.
Ilclally announced nt Rio nnd nine c-iseK re
ported, causing uetlve demand from shorts
and some lncreae In investment biiUng.
I'Utures were otherwise IndlfTeien: and the
trade cautious about accepting idague re.
ports. Reacted pvar the clove under prolit
''Vvl"-''""1 ''"fed steady at 11 net ndvnnco
of ..J10 points. Total sales. I1I..V0 lings. In.
"tone -M',v M-75; July. $ii,75: September.
$., Mlii,.!li; Oi tnlier. Jc.sA: November, $6.90c
-5! U1."1"' ?") 7. 15: Janinry, $7.1W
..20; Mareh. $7.20f,7.25. Spot. Rio.- steely;
9'"VlO,c"VO ; n,ll1' '",:',: ,or,1ov.
Oniaiui Packing Co
C.. II. Hammond Co 314
Swift and Company 7W
Cudaliy Packing Co 79T.
Armour & Co 7S6.
Cudaliy P. Co., from K.C
Ilnnitnond, from K. C
Vansanl ft Co 4
Lobiiian .V Co C
Hill ft HtlliUlugor It
Hamilton ft: Rothschild.. 30
L. F. Husz IS
II. L. Dennis ei Co '2
II. F. Hobblck ISO
Other buyers b"
Totals "3,320 10.563 3.72S
CAT! LE There wns a fnlr run of cattle
today, 119 cars being reported In sight,
vh'ch was the same ns received n week
ago. The market as a. whole was In good
condition, though the trade was not par
tlcularly nctlve. It was active enough,
however, to effect nn early clearance.
Handy weight cattle were In good demand
and sold readily at steady prices, and In
somo cases a llttlo stronger, If buyers hap
pened to take a notion to them. Holdes
of bli heavy cattle In some cases did not
think that they got as well as yesterday.
While, ns noted above, the market was
not very active, practically everything
changed hands In goon season. The trnde
ns a whole was very satisfactory to sellera
nnd the prices paid high as compared with
other market points.
Cows and heifer., wer In good demand and
tho market leasonably active at steady
Ptlccs. Olivers were not long In picking
nn everything deslrnble. Hulls sold in
about the same notches as yesterday.
Stockers and feeders were not In such
large supply ns yesterday. The demnnd
for warmed-up cattle did not appear to be
very good, but stock cattle were Just about
stendy at the decline noted. Little stock
heifers sold nt prices that were 25c lower
than last week. Representative sales:
REEF STEERS.
STEERS AND STAOS.
;? 1235 4 75 13 1216 I S5
22 1247 4 M
HOOS Receipts of bogs todav wero
larger than a week ago. as will be noted
from the- table nt the head of column, but
nt the same time there was a good de
inand nnd the situation wns more favorable
for the sellers. The mnrket opened 2tyft5c
higher than yesterday though some of tho
first bid, were no more tbnn steady. Quite
n number of the hogs sold at the ndvnnco
noted nnd then under (he Influence of the
1 good demand and the more encouraging re
I ports the market llrmed up and closed a
1 strong 5c higher. The strong close brought
' up the average of nil the sales so that the
I average price was Just about 5c better than
! ve,terday.
1 Today's advance wn not oolle sufficient
to make up the loss of yesterdny nnd tho
market Is still 12e lower than It wns a
neprescntulive sales:
weeK ngo.
No ,w
IS 22
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4 11S2 4 40 5S 1205 4 S5
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10 1035 4 SO 27 1214 4 90
' 1090 4 50 16 1140 4 90
IS S52 4 50 4 1377 4 90
2 975 4 .15 27 1129 4 90
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. J 10S0 I V. 3 1330 4 90
i 4 725 4 .55 2 1330 4 90
51 9:0 4 60 4 S57 4 90
; 11 SS6 I 60 21 1212 4 90
6 900 4 63 22 1121 - 95
17 929 4 65 4 11S2 4 95
16 1061 4 65 1210 4 95
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11 974 4 65 26 1239 4 95
. 5 10S.1 I 20 1213 4 95
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I 4 1015 4 70 12 1J09 5 00
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31 1131 4 70 S 1J07 5 00
16 1010 4 70 S- 1190 5 05
I ;i 1121 4 70 5 1110 A 05
i 97.5 I 70 20 1419 R ft.-,
I 3 SS0 I 75 17 132S 5 05
19 1051 1 75 16 1278 5 OS
19 1112 4 75 29 13IS S 05
4J 16 4 75 20 1263 5 05
17 1344 4 75 IS 1351 5 05
9 907 4 75 3 1206 5 10
: 1046 4 75 26 138 5 10
' 1172 4 SO 1 1V,0 5 10
II 9S6 4 fO 42 1463 S 10
rt 1015 4 SO S 1401 5 10
1959 4 ft 21 1428 5 10
1 :3 1115 4 SO 24 1436 5 15
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I 1 1000 I SO 17 1224 3 2,5
! STEERS AND HEIFERS,
1 9 S70 4 55 11 IISS 4 7S
11 sr. 4 61 32 1142 4 75
1ft 1059 4 60 IS 1137 4 SO
4 S24 4 70 19 V,S 4 SO
f 9SS 4 75 16 996 4 SO
I cows.
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... soo
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... 930
... STO
... S70
... 920
... sjft
... 795
...10?6
... 950
...IO90
... STO
1 1140
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1.
Xeiv York MlnliiK QimtiU Inun,
NEW YORK. Ma:' 23.-The following
nre closing quotations for mining shnre.,
today:
C.hnllar
Ciown Point
Con. I'al ft Va...
Headwind
tlnnld ft Carrie..
llale ft Niircios,
llomestake
Iron s'ller
Mexican
.. 13 Ontario
.. 9 Ophlr
..130 Plymouth
.. ."0 guleksllver ....
..II do pfd
.. 22 Hlerra Ncada
.S0 .O j Standard
..65 1 I'nlon Cop
.. 22 Yellow Jacket .
-00
.... 50
101
....175
. . . .750
35
23)
13
31
l'o re I 11 riiiiirelol,
LONDON. Mav 22. I p. in. -Tho market
for American securities was dull and In
active nil dny. with n downward tendency.
Business wns limited to professional
trader. The final tone was Meadv. Span.
Ish 4s closed at 72ji. Gold premiums are
ipioted ns follows: Hiienns Ayres. 127.70;
Madrid. 26.10; Lisbon. 12.70; Rome. 6.l7i.
PARIS. May 22.--Prlces on the bourse to.
dny opened heavy, the weuknet, of Rio
Tlutos and other Industrials adversely In
Oil Uiirkel.
LONDON. Mav '2.-OI LS-Caleutli Iln
M oil, .nt s. Linseed nil, 31s Pd. Spirits
of tti'ventino J ::,i. nn
HRF.S1EN. .May 22.-OIL-Pctmloum. 7m
ANTWERP. May 22.-Oll,-Pctrolouiii. 19f
J) ;.!( ( solleis
NEW YORK. Mnv 22.-OI LS-Cottons'cl.
dull: prliTc dude. ,:i'ne; prime yellow, 37i.,e
alced, Petroleum, weak; refilled, jfeiv
!'"!'.k- ,?' I'lil'mlf Iphlo nnd llaltlmore,
Jv" : Philadelphia and Haltlmore. In bulk
.,.. . ,,r.n, n,.-i.i,.i . j in iicitiiiic. sicauy.
I lillr.irnlo )i led Fruits,
NEW VOHK. May 22 - CALIFORNIA
DRIED FIU'ITS-Riilcd quiet and steady nt
iinohdiiiroil prices. Choice grades of j'viipo.
rated npple, were In niodcrnte demaTid and
steady. other grades, however, wero
rather easier under liberal offerings nnd In
the nbsenc" of buvers. At the close prices
teninlii as last quoted; lnle. common, wn
5e; prime, ffule- eho'eo. i'vif7c; fancy. 7Uii
Sc. Prunes. 3Mi7c ns to size and quality.
Apricots, Royal. UMllI'-: Moor Park 151
ISe. Peaches, peeled, lfifjSnc; impeded, 7-S9c.
E.
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2 90
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1230
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COWS AND HEIFERS.
... oio 4 35 s 1017
...1170 I 35 17 937
... 934 4 10
STEERS AND COWS.
...IKS I
I on
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I 0(1
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4 00
4 05
4 10
4 10
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4 10
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4 65
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Dry (itioiW Market.
NEW YORK. May 22. DRY (iOODS -Market
ivllhout eh'ingn today nnd business
quiet throughout. Demnnd fnr heavy brown
cottrns continues filr and sellers meeting
It. llrown good, for home trade without
feature, llleached cottons Inactive In all
grades at 'irnvlous prices. Ruslness In ticks,
plaids nnd other coare colored cottons In
dlftVrent. Prices etcadv Pi hits and glng.
haniN unci) iiiitcd. Print cloths hIiow no
ehnngo: no business in regulars. Slightly
better demnnd for mid goods. Jobbing trade
shows sonic Improvement today.
Miiuir Mnrl.cl.
NEW ORLEANS. May 22.-SFCAR-Steady;
open kettle, l4fil 13-p'c: open kei
tic centrifugal. iVulV. centrifugal, yel
low, 4;tj4?4c; Bccondj, 2'Ji'ij l',:.
96)
, 6f0
910
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, 715
, 730
, SSI
, 657
, .591
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1000
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3 45
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3 60
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SHEEP There wns n nrellv decent run
today so far ns numbers were concerned,
but the receipts were made up very Inrgely
of undesirable stuff. At least buyers seemed
to think so. and they did not appear to be
5'ery anxious to secure any very large
proportion of the offerings. The result wns
thnt the market was slow nnd the feeling
very weak.
Quotations: Clipped wethers 5.15G.33:
clipped yearlings. t5.4OUn.60; clipped ewes,
mod to choice, l4.6OWi.0O; fair to good
clipped ewes, I4.25fl4.60; good to choice
Colorado wooled lambs, S7.0Ofj7.15: fair to
good Colorado wooled Iambs, I6.75fi7.00;
good to choice oUnped lamb. 15.7S'Q6.00: fair
to good clipped Iambs, 15. 50175. 75. Repre
sentative sales:
Kl western ewes
43 pprlns Iambs
90 western ewes
SS western ewes ,
54 western ewes
301 western wethers , ,
30 western wethers
if Colorado lamb.s
4 Colorado lambs
10 Colorado lambs
3 Colorado jambs ,
152 Mexican yearlings ,
245 Colorado wooled lambs .
40j Colorado wooled lambs .
91 Colorado wooled lambs .
204 Colorado wooled lambs .
109 4 75
51 7 50
SI I 10
55 4 40
,S9 4 50
75 I 90
85 5 00
71 5 75
57 5 75
RS r, 00
73 r. 00
R9 (1 15
09 6 93
7 00
OS 7 00
7 (si
CIHCAliO 1,1 VH STOCK MARKET.
Cnllle IJenernlly Stonily Hons elle
Micop nntl l.nmlift Strong,.
CHIi'WfiO. Mny 22.- -CATTLE -Receipts.
2.000 head; market generally steads ; good
prime steers, $5,0015,75: poor to medium,
I4.25fi l.Sl; selected feeders, $l,:.VnTi,10;
medium stockers. $1.00111.25; cows. $3 20V
1.110: heifers. $:i.25T5.15; runners. $3,1013:5;
bulls, strong, nt J3.0, iff 1.25; calves, strong,
at $4..Vfit;.s?i; Texas fed steers, steadv. at
$4.noi.V20; Texas bulls, tirm. at $3 25f3 75.
1IOOS- Receipts, 10.OOO bend; estlmnted
for tomorrow, is.ooo head; left over. 2.500
bend: market active. 5f10e higher: top,
$5.32j: mixed and butcher. $5.0i,fzf,.32,;; good
to choice heavy, $5.20oT.,32!?: rough heavy,
$5.05fir,.ir,; light, $5,051)5.10; bulk of sales.
J5.2iVfi5.IO
SHEEP AND LA MRS-Receipts. U.ViO
head; sheep and lambs active ind strong;
good to choice wethers, $5.!0t75.0; fnlr lo
choice mixed. $I.OO'3.15; western sheep,
IS.lMjS. 40: yearlings, $5 2515.S); unlive
lambs, JI.50f7.4O; western lambs, $0.OO'!j7.3O;
spring lambs, $7 75flS.oo.
SI. limits Live Slock.
ST. LOI'IS. Mnv 22.--( 'ATTLE Receipts,
3.600 bead. Including 200 Texans. Market
stead:- to strong for natives; best Texans
stead;-; others 10c lower; native shinning
and export steers. II S0Tf,,G5; dresped beef
and butcher steers. II IWfi in; steers under
1.00,1 lhft . $1,2515.00; stockers nnd fce'do,
V 50714. S5; cows nnd heifers $2,0016.(10; can
ners. J1.5012.S5: bulls. $X.V,T1.00; Texns nnd
Indian steers. $.1,VG.25; cows nnd heifers,
$2 fflli 1.2.1
IIOOS-Receipts. R 800 bead. Market 5c
higher; pics nnd light". 1.tift3.S0; packers,
$1 0.11(5 25- butchers, J1.2O1i5.30.
SI I REP AND LAMPS -Recelnts. 6.201
bend. Mnrket steady; native muttons, $1,10
.100- lambs, $1 5017.50: culls nnd bucks,
U.'Mii 1.25; stockers. $2.f.1(3.25.
eir York Lite stock.
NEW YORK. Mny 22 REEVES-Rc-celpts.
:i!f, head, all for ednughtcrcrs and
exporters: none offered for sale. Market
nominally steady; ables llrm; exports 1.2S7
cattle nnd 5.7C0 quarter" of beef; tomorrow.
1,210 ouarters of beef.
CALVES R '.ts. 17 bead. Market
Stendv veals. Il.fivrzfi.rn: all sold
SHEEP AND LAMRS -Receipts. 2 1..S
heed: ten cars on rale. Market quiet but
stead:-: seven and n half cars held oyer,
common to fair sheen. 3.9011 .5 medium
to fi-mri yearlings. R:.11t6.r; spring lambs.
$S.00fS.2o. , , . ,
HOI4H Receipts, 1,f1 bead: one tie. k for
tho market; no sales. Market nominally
lower.
Sloel. In Slulil.
Following nre the rerelp's nt the four
principal markets for M..v W:
a?1"1 :::::::::::::: 2$ !.Vi5 ,-,7fi
KHn-ar'l'ty 2
St. Louis " 8no
Totals
.17.915 51.212 25,(7
Knnn" I'llv 1,1 vr- Sloek.
KANSAS CITY, May 22 - CATTLE-Re.
celpts 9.0"0 head. Including 500 Txrtns;
market fairly active, general market
steady; few common grades shade lower;
native steers. t.001l5.00; stockers and feed,
era, $1,001(3.50; butcher cows and hclfcrs,
W,50iir.nii. emitters, $2Sin.ltV); fed western,
$l.3.1vr..(). Texans, 1.1 I 70.
Hons Receipts. I6,0oo bend: market ue
tlve. tvsrliv higher, hrn. $5.0ff5.'Ji); mixed,
$5.l15.tS, light, ll.SfyfS.Oj, plg. n.t'Mil.
SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts. 3,1")
bead; excellent demand, deslrnble grades
shade stronger; spring lambs. 17.50; clipped
western lambs. $V7.1litS on. muttons. $i.;5fr
5.tV; range grassers. $4,30.pi); feeders, $3.50
flfi 50; culls, $j.00t(1.f0.
SI. dntriili Live Stock,
SOFTII ST. JOSEPH. Mny K.-(Speclal )
The .Ion run I quotes:
CATTLE--Receipts, 1.500 head: market ac
tive nnd stendy to easy; natives, $l.i5f75.25;
Texas ami westerns, $.1.90115.00, cown and
heifers, $2 25'.l.55; bulls and sings. $2.2o,( 1.90;
yearlings and calves, $l.2Mi.1.2ft; stockers nnd
feeders. $3.fiOf(5.00. veals, $6.Cof7.0).
HOI1S - Receipts, T.'M bead; market Sd
higher; all grades. $5.Oifi5.20; bulk of sales,
$5.i11i.1.lo,
SHEEP AND LAMRS - Receipts. ,(u
head; market strong, Colorado lambs, 17.15.
BOXERS A POWERFUL SOCIETY
Mnln Dlijet'l Is to Dvrrllirnvr llir Pres
ent Dyunsly In
Clilnn.
ClIICAfiO. May 22. Douglass Pierce of
Iondon, ho has been lit the opium trado
In Shanghai. China, for several years,
stopped over In this city enroute to Eng
land, lluslness interests In the provinces
of Shon-SI and Chl-LI along the Yellow
river have taken Mr. Pierce Into the ter
ritory which Is being terrorized by tho
"Doners." He said .
"While tho members of the secret society
known as the "Roxers" Indulgo In crimes
against all nationalities, their main efforts
are aimed at tho present ruling dynasty.
The number of the 'noxers' Is not Known.
The government has used every device to
ferret out tho leaders and to ascertain the
numerical strength, hut the organization is
so perfect In Its secrecy that all such at
tempts have been futile. It Is certain, liow
ever, that several provinces are practically
controlled by them.
"While Russia would be tho one In
prolit most from civil war In China, thcro
has been so far no ofllclal confirmation o!
the story that the 'Iloxors' have rpcelved
material or even moral assistance from that
country."
Horse 'l ilies es In llnkoln.
SIOUX FALLS. S. I).. May 22. (Speclnl.)
About thirty head of cattle were stolen
from it stockman namod Shade, living near
Tulare. The theft was soon diecovctc.l and
a party of cowboys started In pursuit, recov
ering tho anl'iiials In Sully county, where
tfcey wero found quietly grazing In a val
ley. Tho thieves wero doubtless .ome
whero near at hand, hut kept nut of sight of
tho olllcerg. About the tlmo the thirty head
of cattle were Ktnlcn. thieves raided the
horso herds of some Indians living on tho
Yankton reservation, and ran away ten of
tho animals. Sheriff Eads of Hon Homm
county took the trail of tho thieves and
has succeeded In overhauling and arresting
them, hut not before they had disposed of
tho animals. Tho men. Fred Llngnofsky
and Charles Klein, who llvo about eight
miles northwest of Tyndall. have been
lodged In the Hon Homme county Jail nt
Tyndall while awaiting their trial at Ihn
next term of circuit court In that county.
Thieves have also raided tho hone herd of
,M. C. Felkcr, one of tho oldest settlers In
the southern portion of Lyman county, and
made away 5vlth five head of horses, one of
them being an animal for which Felkcr ivas
offered $100 only the day before the raid.
No trace of thecn has yet been found.
The Most Stubborn Couch
resulting from an attack of lagrlppf or heavy
cold, must yield to tho wonderful healing
properties of Foley' Honey and Tar, which
strengthens tho lungs and makes them
sound. For talc by Mycrs-nillon Drug Co..
Omaha; Dillon's Drug Store, South Omaha.
THE 11BA1.TV MARKET.
I NST R I ' M E NTS llledor record Monday,
Mny 21, 1900:
Wnrrnnlr Hrc.l.
II. H. Hubbard and husband to Mrs.
H. S. Hldwcll, lot 12 and H 26 feet
lot 1.1, block I. Jerome park 112,000
H. M. Klttnn t Stella Slade. lot 9.
block I. Shlnn's 2d add 1
O. T. Mills to Mary llald, lot 11,
block 13, Deer park 550
O. R. Armstrong and wife to A. E.
Hubbard, lot 1, block 5, Armstrong's
3d add 500
Pioneer Town Site company to 11. O.
Mangold, lots (1 and 7. hlock S, Hen
illusion 155
M. J. Howland and husband to Rrat
tleboro Savings bank. lot 23, block 2,
Hanscnm Place (correction from May
19) 2.123
C.. H. Crosby to Jennie M. Crosby,
lot 3 and s 1G feet lot 2, block 5,
Forest Hill 10O0
n. II. nilmore and wife to John WIs
ler. lot 7, block 2, Sheridan Place.... 475
E. SI, Covoll and husband In Margaret
Park, lots Pi and 17, block 2, Covell's
add to Crclgblon Heights 250
Elizabeth Kuliliniin to Michael Lovely,
s 42 feet lot 12. block 11. Improve
ment association add (123
William Fielding and wife to Ncls
Pederson, lot 1, block 233. Florence.. 100
(lull 'In I in Deeds.
H. T love to National Life Insurance
eompanv. lots 5 and block I, Per
kins' subdlv 1
Mrs. F E. Wilde to J. S. Cnullleld,
s' of h-i4 lot II, block 6, Kountze
ltd add 1
E, M. Latimer lo C. A. Trimble, ex
editor, e 30 feet lot 20, Rees Place,
and und 1-5 lot 1. block 103, Otrinlia. 1
Dentils Pureell to I. M. Pureelt, part
lots 52 and 53, MeEntce's ndd 1
Samo lo R. II. Pureell, n 6& feet lots
52 nnd 53. name 1
Same to A- L. Carlon. s's lots 49 and 30
and h 5S feet lot 51. same 1
Snme to Kate E. Pureell, n 6S feet lots
f2 and 63, same 1
Deeds.
Frank Reynolds and wife to Hannah
Sands, lot 15, block K, Saunders &
H.'s ndd 10
Daniel curry to Margaret Curry, lots
11 t0 It. block 1. Hoggs A H.'s add.... 1
V. H. Caldwell, administrator, to C.
11. Rrlggs. lot 21, block ; lots 16 and
17, block 9; lots 9, 12, 18 to 2S, block
12, and lot I, block 13, Hriggs' Place.. 1
Total amount of transfers 126,675
(loll Claim llrrils.
'Mnrtts! Weinberger to James Nomee,
ws lot fi. block 12. Reed's 1st ad.... 1,500
A. J. Katz and wife to O. E. Stearns,
lots 2fi and 27. block 12, Kountze A
R.'s ndd S.
N. J. Johnson to Edward and Au
gusta Divyer. w'i of s'.j lot 11, block
12, Kountze 3d add , 'r0
Franz Werner and wife to Hernnrd
Petro. lot I, block 5, Dupont Place.. ,R3
Jerry Mabnney and wife lo Omaha
Hrowing asoclatlon, lot 1, block 5,
Wilcox add 1.000
J E. (leorge to Frank Mllclc et al,
lot 3, Sullivan's adil 150
J R Sedgwick and wife to Ernest
Sweet, lot .1. block 3. Smllhfleld add. SCO
,1. II. Cassblv to E. P. Sautter. lot
7, block s. 1st add to South Omaha.. 2,200
ftcrlha Dlcslng and wife to E. M. Sha
ban. lot 1". block 16. Myers, R. &
E.'.IL Sh'ahaii to lleiiha DleMi'iR, "ct'i'i'l!
same I
Warranty Deeds
I', M Vroman and w ife to Ci, 1 1,
HUkesley, lot 5, I'lnck'H subdlv
II. E. linker and wife to E. D., Jones,
blocks I, (except lot 11), 6 nnd 27,
Halcyon Heights
Deeds.
Sheriff to Aug. Doll, lot 1. block 5,
Hoggs & II. 'h add 1.500
Total amount of transfers
..116.733
rciw. iss
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