THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1904.
Vx
.CRilN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Continues High, tmi fUpUmier ii
Least Strong o Bf ar Ktwi.
SOUTHWESTERN CROPS FIGURED SHORT
Crop Thar Lek Well, at At Oa
Third Leee Taaa Laat Year
Iadtaaa Decrease Goad law
PvAspeet.
OMAHA, May 21. 1004.
Tha May hpt closed lrwi.iv Kn abort
the cloaa of Friday. Tha July whe.t closed
lc above tha Friday clime, fhe September
wni aura not fully share In the strengtn
of tha nesrby futures, tha splendid weatner
and generally Improved crop Condition
working against It. The market la so queer
tha local crowd kept out of 11 today, not
wishing to rlak tha Sunday.
Tha break which occurred Friday Was
dua to a report that No. 1 northern wheat
from Duluth 1&6,M) to O,00O bushels would
ba brought to Chicago to make up tha
shortage In stocks there and supply holders
of tha May. Dulutn elevator men claim
ima can he done at a pront, out me cm
Cago experts cannot see It that way.
Lallaa reports the wheat crop In northern
Trias as good. It says southern Kansas Is
fair and Oklahoma Is spotted, with the
western part almost a failure. - Corn .In
northern Texas Is almost waist deep and
looks Ana and has plenty of moisture. Tha
Oklahoma Grain Dealers' association esti
mate the Kansas iron at Tu.uo.Ouo. Okla
homa and Indian Territory at 18.ooO.000 and
Texaa at 10,)0,ijii. Last year their figures
were ou,iv"J, s,tu,uou and U.UUU.UUU.
The general opinion of those assembled
at tha recent meetlnsr of the Iowa drain
Dealers' association waa that In all sections
of Iowa the prospect Is better than It haa
bean for several years. Columbus, O., re
ports lots of reneedlng In that locality and
iois oi corn not in. me Indian nnai omctai
figures on tha wheat crop In Agra and
Oudh, which produce one-third of the In
dian wheat ara M.ttO.QOO bushels, against
i.iriu Dusneis tor last year.
Tha range In price of Omaha grain for
future delivery and tha close Friday and
iuuay were as ioi lows:
- Closed
Opened. High. Low. Today. Fri'y
rv neat-
May 94 B MHB
July . 82HH 8213
Sept. '. TlfcB 71fcB
.orn v
May 61
July ...... 46
kept
Ostifc-
May
July
Bept 29
A asked. B bid.
61
46 Va
tlB
44Vrl
43 B
89B
80 13
51 B
4r
43 A
8S$B
29T.B
80
29ft
Local Cash Grata Market.
Receipts of corn were heavy and the mar.
ket waa ' off 1 cent. Very little grali.
changed hands and the market waa dull.
Saturday la usually a poor day among the
caah men. Receipts of corn continue to
Include almost U) per cent of contract
a-rade. RecelDta were: Wheat. I cars In
and 27 out; one week ago, 1 car In and 24
out. corn, i cara in ana l out; one wee
aco. cars In and 1 out. Oats. 3 cars Im
one week ago, 4 cars In and 8 out. Chicago
received only 7 cara of wheat, but 117 ot
corn. These figures mignt te taaen to
how the movement of corn la beginning.
WHEAT No, I hard, 0O$93c; No. I baro,
85'K8o; No. 4 hard, 72ft ?8c; No. I spring,
UBc; jno. s spring, Btetwc.
CORN N6. 2. 4Mr4$n: No. S. 474M8c: No. 4,
48fi47c; no grade, Snigc; No. I yellow, 49
V'johc; jo. s yenow, wac; no. wnue,
dixet'ic; ino. I wnue, U4ic.
UA1B-NO. 2. 131 MO. i, toe: IV O. 4.
nc; ino. s wnue. oac; co. s wnue. aia
42c; No. 4 white, 89&40c; standard, tlfeaVic,
Motes from tka Biekun nfllnaa-
Omaha grain stocks are: Wheat, 181,883
bushels; corn, 840, Xo bushels; oats, 44,381
U"n o. V.UI1.I V V LUI II in. mviiiaui oa
Holmqulst, 144,545 bushels; Union elevator,
30,86 bushels; total, liA.m bushels.
Omaha Inspections of grain were 61 cars;
Of wheat. J. cars graded No. 2 hard winter,
6 cara No. 1 hard winter and 8 cars no
grade; of corn, 17 cars graded No, t. 18
tiara Now I, I cara NO. 4, 4. cars No. 8 ye),
ow, 1 cars No. 8 white and 1 car no grade;
vi rye, 4 cars graaeu no. .
Closlag Prleea at Other Faints.
- - Closing piioea of grain today and Friday
l tun uuiraeia naiuea were as follows;
.'. Chicago.
. Cloeed
Wheat' Todar. icrf.
, July J 87T 86 V
. Beptember mB So,B
Corn '
s July ........... ..
September ,
KANSAS CITY.
.Wheat . .
4KUA 4K
7H 47VsB
. wuiy , ,
September
.a. . a. aea..t, . lOnA IDTls.
'' saa t A mrs
U A TOVkB
jorii-
July ....... ..4 ...... .. 444jA . 4
444
act
ptember ., 42iA
ST. LOUIS. -
.Wheat- .
5 July CSB UM
fieotember Rl W HAi.
vorn
July 47
September i
MINNEAPOLIS, i '
wneav-
. July
September
Wheat
July September
Whea '
July
, .feeptembef
1HB
DULUTH.
SB 94 B
ftfcB 81 B
NXDW TORt,
SCB
A asKed. B bid.
1c OMAHA WUOLfi:SAX.a MARKETS.
Coadltloa of Trade ssd totatloaa on
taple and Faaoy Freaaee.
f 'Kdoa Keceipta, liberal: market steady i
fresh stock, lie,
LlVBi lOULTRT Hens, 104flOHo; roost
ers, according to else, txuc; turaeys, Uc;
ducks, He; geeae, 5c.
BUTTER backing stock. 10Vc; choice to
fancy dairy, lfctf'loc; separator, uiuMo.
FRKHH Flail Trout, life; pici.erel, 10c;
pU. Uc; perch, 7c; bluensh, Uc; white
ush, Uo; aalmon, 14c; redanapper, llo; lob
ster, green, jMc; lobster, belied, 3oc; bull
beads, Uo; catfish, ltc; black, bass. o;
halibut, lo; orapplee, 12c; roe shad, t&c;
ahftj roe, 3uc; bunaio, 7c; white baas, Uo,
froa lens, pet tioa., 36o.
BRAN Per ton, l.uO.
HAV frlces quoted by Omaha Whole,
aale Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up
land, UM; No. x. 8.00: medium, r.&O;
cuarse, I7.U0; rye straw, (S.50. These prices
are for hay ot good color and Quality. Ue
auand fair and receipts light.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Navels, choice, large else,
Sfciji.W; fancy navels, all alsea, J.7Sfe3iw;
edllerranean sweets, all glsea, 84.76; Jaf
fas, all si sea, 8a. 7k
LEMONb CuiUornla fancy, SOO to 860,
WW, VIIUK arw IU slU. 4B4S . M).
CALIFORNIA Flud-Per 10-lb, carton.
0c; Imported Smyrna, a-crown, Uo; t
furown, 14c; 7-crown, Uo. .
1 BANANAS Per medium alsed bunch.
,w i'Oi pw; jumuo, 4. loiiia.
I DATES Persian, per bos of 80 Pkcs..
atuffed dates, per boa, U.40, '
riwtAi'njis-ia crates or Z4 to 48, per
FRUIT.
APPLES Oregon fancy Ben Davla, por
box. 31. eu; New i'ork export Busseta and
Baldwins. 84.00
BTPAvXh.KRIS Arkansas, per 84-ot
aae, 81.75tja.Ca.
CUERRiKev-CmUfornla per box,
Lis.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES-Coioraoo, 8180; Dakota, 'per
tu.. 81.UKal.10; new Texas Red etocic. In
k,i $T bu i i anits. -
l?ArA,?i;Arl-i'' u., $2.1685.
ONIONS-Bermuda, per 60-lb. crate, 100;
In Backs, per lb., JVc. .
CAUaAQM California,, per lb., JV,c;
aeuthern, per crate, (2.10.
CJJCL'M HERS Per doa, t&275o.
TOMATOEd-Per -basket crate, fancy.
I8.W; choice, 8100. -
KAIMBHbis-Psr dos. bunches, 80a
L1STTVB-To 'uce. per oiTeOa
JEANb-Va. per bu. basket, 81.00M.J5;
ajtrlng per bu. basket, 31.00wl.86
SPINACH Per bu., home grown 50ati0a.
ASPAKAOCtt-Per doa bunchea 40oT
XjRKEN PEPPfcK-Pe, 8-ba.ast orate.
t.OO PLANT Per doa, 11 00.
SuU A 81 1 Florida summer, per doa Wo.
PtAS-Per bu. box. 82.00. a0"-' 7S0'
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHE ESS! Wisconsin twins
CHEESai-WtscoiM.Ui twins, full cream,
c: Wisconsin Young America. Uc; block
kIss. lau; Wisconsin brick, UHc; vVuoou-
lie
8
Bin hmbersTir. llo.
in
ii
. iir,ji-rer uni , to no; per H bbl., 88.M.
lUl'l.H Ml ! A R M, fe lVT 1A'
HIUEbV-No, i green. c; No, H green. 5ci
No. 1 salted, to: No. 1 salted. si v.x i 1
calf. I to U lbs., Kvio; No. 8 real calf. IS to
14 Iba., sVo; dry edited hides, iaic; sheep
pells itur.c; horaehluea, 8i tOailo.
NUTB Wslnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb:
lfco; hard shell, per lb.. l4o: No. 1 soft aheil
per lb., lie; No. 3 hard shell, per lb . lie;
cana. lajga. par iu., lie, etua.il, per ib.
10c; peanuts, per lb.. c; roasted peanuta,
per 10., tc; Chill walnuts, 121.Vi: laige
bh'kory nun,, per 4b.. llc smiunda, soft
shell, per lb., Uc; hard shell. Lie; sbell
barks, per bu., i-00; black walnuts, per
bu, 81..
CHICAGO GRAM A.1D PROVlSIOSi
Featares ef tke Trad lag aad Cleslag
lrlees eaBoard ot Trad.
CHICAOO, May 81. Enormous sales -of
cash wheat In the- northwest caused
strength in speculative options here today.
July' wheat closed with a gain of l'fllHc.
Corn la off a ihade. Oats are down Vc and
provisions a shade to 7c. Initial aales on
July showed a loss of a shade to HflWC st
!KJ)c. Mdy wss unchsnged at two. The
market rinsed almost at the top prices,
final figurea on July being atW'vc, after
the price had touched 88c. May closed at
c, a net gain of c. Clearancee of
wheat and flour were equal to IS.1'0 bushela.
Primary receipts were 146,800 bushels, com
pared with 867,410 a yesr ago. Minneapolis,
Uuluth and Chicago reported receipts of J
cars, sgainst si cars last week and 188 cars
a year ago.
Com prices sustained only slight losses.
July opened V3o to tc lower at 48c to
8Va48e, sold up to closed at
t,''a48o. local receipts were 117 cars,
with 7 of contract grade.
The feature of trading In oats was fur
nished by the May delivery. After opening
o to Htfc lower at a$o July ranged
between iWa3he and 384c closing at
88J4C Local receipts were 13a cars.
Provisions were easier on outside liqui
dation and on selling by peckers. Large
receipts of hoga ana lower prices at the
Lerda were the principal Belling motives
ard was down lVa".c at W. 27 Suit 30. Ribs
were off a shade, closing at 85.o.a7H.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
45 cara; corn, 116 cars; oata, 110 cars; hoga,
41,0o0 head.
'ina leading futures rsnged a follows;
Articles. Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat
May
a Ju!y
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
July
Sept
July
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
9
9 9 99
7S! JH 8
874-S8
M'aAkl 88
80Hfo 1H
47S-a 4
4?S 48
48VJH
sl
47")4l 47
7H
41
41V4 .42 41
41
88
8843 38'A'8Hf4
88U
oi, SO WW-
80HSi
80S
10 86
11 W 10 87H
11 Sl 11 12Vi
10 96
11 80
6 30
11 02V4
11 22
tzr
680 886
47V4 40
82
e 4S
6 35
47H
88H
00
6 62V
S7H 6 82V4
6 62Vi! 3 47Vki
8 62
-iJ.'k1-1111! tdy; winter patents.
84.704.80; straights, 84.4C4.0; spring pat-
.. iu.w, siraignui, M.WW1.1V oaaers,
12.6;j3 8i).
WHEAT N. I spring, 9S3c: No. I
f.nSY?'c' lw' red 81.064pl.08.
. , -BVw, v. w,wm,.v, W7yi
BARLEY-innH fuillli SAiftOBn. fl
k,u. 7..
iiiaikiiig, wwnCi
ow.un no. i nax, xi.og; no. l norm
western tl fid .v. A 1 1 n h 'i . i
.., , . utiiumj, vi.w, ViUVCl,
vuiiuhl'i graae,
PRuviBiUNB Mees pork, per bbl., 310.90
v.u.w. per iw IDS., eT.ltXO.l's. Bnorl
r bs sides (loose). W.12(a.26, Bbort clear
sides, (boxed) 86.26()6.50.
The following were the receipts and shlp-
Receipts. BhlDments.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
34.700 25.700
16.000 147.400
130,900 S23.3U9
181.800 2U4.400
n ve. nil .
7,000 8 60Q-
Barley, bu.
44,009 8,700
On tha Wn,,... . ....
- - --w mi.ii.iii, iuun me UUl
l.r murbat b . .. . . . . . . . . , . n .
dairy, 12i&17o. Eggs, eteady; at marltTcasea
v,r V -Mwe, weaa, nmw
NEW YORK GEXEItAL ' MARKET
(twotatlon of tbe Day oa Varloas
Coiwmodltles.
.?Wk,YORKi May a -FLOUR-Reoelpts,
18,747 bbls.; exports, 19.6U8 bbls. Market waa
quiet with little business r.nnri.H. uin...
"W; bakers', 34.004.80; winter patenta, 86.10
Pf ) S'Ster "trAlahta, 84 9W&8.10; winter ex-
t eo jH.ou. njo nour, nrro; fair to
Kopd, 83iKt.l6; choice to fancy, 84.164.60.
wmiiiiiiiAii in: veiinw nr mj mm i i mi,f
KfrrrS."."! western, oo, spot. ,
BARLEY Stead V! feerilnir On 1
new x orii, a
WIIEAT-Becelpta, 20,900 bi. Spot Arm;
NO. 8 red. nominal elflvntnr anil a h
niiuai; no. t northern, lJuiutn, 1.03, f. o. b.
afloat: No. 1 hard. Manltnha nllmlnal n
i. nnoat. upuons opened easy, closing hi.
ilC higher. Mar closed, at SHOLa: Jiil.
WtfOiXc, closed WHc; September, 88 11-16
ei-xtv, iiuwu et0( Ltcemmr, tKrnwo.
closed 84c.
CORN Receipts, 14,905 bu.; exports. 8,804
mu. , saies, gu.iav ou. futures. Hpot, nrrn;
No. 2. nominal, elevator, and 58a. f n K
afloat; No. 2 yellow, tSOc; No. t white, tto.
Options opened a shade lower snd closed
Hlc net higher; May, eWJtT'ffic, closed
Uo; July. 64!4iuW'4c. closed 54c; Septem
ber, 6fl(JjSc, closed 68o.
OATS Receipts, 69IOcO bu.; exports, 12,966
uu. mixta oais, 20 to S3 ins., eBvicuo; cupped
white. 36 to 40 lbs. UmC,VQ.
HAY Stendv: 'ShiDDlns;. &f77oc: rood to
cnoice, ki-jio.
HOPS Steady; statn, common to choice,
1903, 26&30c; 1902, 2;Mi26c; olds, &14o; Pa
clflc roast, olds, bifve.
HIDES Steady ; Galveston, 25 to 28 lbs.,
19c; Texas dry. 94 to 30. lba, 140.
wsAiHUK-ateaay; acta, zmitia.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra.
3v;ffXV4c: Japan, nominal.
PKOVliOM wecr. quiet; lamuy, 39.ro;
beef hams. KKWanO.OO; city rextra India
mess, 314.OMT16.0O. Cut meats, dull; pickled
bellies, 316.ax17.09 pickled hams. 37.O01O.CO;
pickled shoulders, 36.60. Lnrd, dull; western
1. .' .1.1 . a n . . .1 ..11. AAniMn. . .
BlPltniru, et.w, tviiiiuu, uu,, wiiiiiiiii. vw.io,
South America, 87.36; compound, 36.006. 12.
lr.rlr .,tl. n,llv tlftfl. ah.ir, elAaea tllJVl
. VIA, WU... .......... . T ' , -..ay. v,
Q14.60; mens, 31'i!.7t3;13 !S.
TALLOW julet; city (38 per package),
4ct country (package free), 4jjMo.
BU TTEK fcasy; creamery, common to
choice, 14?0c; state dairy, ' Common to
oholce. 13til6o.
CHEESE Firm; state, full oream, email,
colored, 74&8c: white, 6Vifl3c; large white
and colored, pific
EO(i8 Btes'dv: storage, western selected.
17VilXc; firsts. 17(S17c.
POULTRY Alive, sieaay ana uncnangea.
St. I.oals Grain aad Prorlsloaa.
ST. LOUIS. May 21. WHEAT Higher:
No. 2 red. rash, elevator. 3108: track.
l (ai lO; July, 8C',(68it,c; September, 81c;
No. 2 hard, 7cS31.00.
CORN Easy; No. 3 sash, 61s; track,
53c; July, 47T34rSic; September. 46o.
OATS Weak: No. 2 caah, 42c; track,
4r; July 87c; September, 800; No. 2
white, 4c.
FIOVR-rSteady; red winter pstenta, 34 90
HKMi - . I V.m Am 1 r. ., IT. rt V, I - Vl . P .!.
fancy and straight, t4.6u4i.4Ul6; clear, 62.9C?
400-
S eelv Timothy, steady, 33.4iXBl.7B.
CO R N M HI A L 82.40.
BRAN Strong; sacked, east track. RBcO
$1.00.
HAY-Steady; timothy, 8.00U.OO; prairie,
86.00(119 00.
lrtlpi WfTU.N TIJa- BZO.
BAOOlNO-c.
HEMP TWINE-6a
PROVI8ION8-Pork. steady: Jobbing.
HI 15. Ird, lower; prime steam, 15 85.
Baron fhoxed), Arm; extra shorts, ft; clear
ribs, 37.87; short clear, 37.62.
pocltki btsady: chickens. lOHo;
springs. 2tjj22c; turkeys, 10c; ducks, 80;
geese, 5c.
Rl'TTER Slow; creamery. 164i20o: dalrr.
lomio.
O . l Q QI..1. m , 11 . - ......
l.vo . . ah una. (umil.
Recelnta. Bhlnmenta
Flour, bbls....; ,, 4.0HQ r I.CiO
Wheat, bu 23,000 116.000
Corn, bu 50.400 Cl.OoO
Oats. DU 47,000 ' 8t3,OuO
Ilnlath Oral Market.
DULUTH. - May 21 WHEAT fn atnra
2 northern, 86c; to arrive. No. 1 nai-dVlWai
No. 1 northern, t7e; Na. 2 northern; oVo;
on traok. No. 1 northern. 964i9ko; No. 8
northern, 34o; May, 9vc; July, ifciac:
September, Klo. '
OA j.0 un iraoa ana to arrive, 410.
Mllwaakee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. May 21. WHEAT u
higher; No. 1 northern. 81.0! : No. 3 north
ern, 8i8o: old. July. 8c, bid.
BARLEY Steady; No. 1 58c: aamnla. in
filc.
CORN Firm; No. 8. UC68c; July, 4S,o,
asked.
Mlaaeepolls Grata Market.
c . Ttfw fa XMmrn. nr. re. . m. . -
ninnbAruuin, tnmj at. " 1 1 1.A 1 ftlBT,
rc; July. Vbo September. 8So; on track.
No. 1 bard, ifiA,e; No. 1 northern, 8c; No.
I northern, 9oo.
FIAJL'R-Flrst patenta. 85.10(j.AtO; aeoorid
patents, K Omae.10; first clears, 81.60; aeoond
I-Ima m tlftli.
Hellday at l.lverpeol.
LIVERPOOL. May 21. Holiday In arala
and cotton markets.
Peerla Market.
PEORIA. May B.-CORN-Lowert No. 8.
4lVic, nouiiual; No. 4. mo.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
t . .
- r
Lut Ent ia Tndint; Ettrajs Kort Tito
Uisal Animttioa.
BANK STATEKENT AGREEABLE SURPRISE
As lakllas tka Heavy Itedaetloa
la tke Leiaa lteaa Flads Its Way
Abroad aad Reaalts la Bay
las Horeaseat.
NEW YORK, May 21. The laat hour of
the week a trading In stocks proved to be
the most animated and the strongest of the
Whole week, ihe nays moderate gain
were sufficient to decide the average for
tne wee s movement on tne aide ot gains.
The bank statement proved an agreeable
surprise and lmpeilea the lively buying
movement which lifted prices smartly. The
movement was sudden and had not spreud
far In the list when the end ot the session
put an end to It. The closing was strong
and at the top level. An Inkling of the
heavy reduction In the loan Hem got
abroad before the publication of the bank
Statement and started the buying move
ment. The loan reduction is pretty clearly
due to the repot t of the exchange market
to selling long bills, the proceeds of which
have been lent here, presumably displacing
loans with the banks. The limitation ot
the cash decrease of the banks to 7,l6,5o0
in tne ween m tne reoora exports ot 316.
U).Ooi in gold is convincing evidence ot the
effective offsetting factors to that drain
which are In operation. Total sales of
bonds, par value, 39),OU0. The listless drift
of prices of stocks is the Index of the form
less state of speculative sentiment over the
outlook for values. The outflow of gold
may oe acoountea tor oy special causes,
Japan had made payments for war ma
terial and supplies irom this country by
dlreot shipments of gold to San Francisco,
and by reason of this Inflow and the supply
ot the domestlo and Klondike production
of gold It is estlmsted that the total supply
Of gold In the country haa been unimpaired.
It aeema probable that tbe net reeults of
tne goia export movement will prove small,
Railroad trafflce officials are generally
agreed that the outlook for a revival ot
tramce la not bright before fall and re
ports have been received of extensive plans
for retrenchment by railroads to offset
the losses.
The bond market has been almost eniiallv
dull and elugglsh with stocks. United States
is. tne xe ooupon and the old 4s have ae
cllned V per cent on call durln tha week.
Following was the range ot prices on the
clock exenange:
Bales. High. Low. Clone
Atchison '
do pfd
B. A O
do pfd ...
Can. Pact tic
Central of N. J
Ches. & .Ohio
Chicago de A
do pfd
Chicago Ot. Western
C. A N. W
C.. M. St. P
do pfd
Chicago T. A T
: do pfd
C CT. C. A St. L
7.100 6H4 8 69
SOU i Vi 92
1,800
100
8u0
78
904
117
80
8744
is
IS
90
117
117
167
80
100
200
80
8i
87
0
14
109 15
. .' . . 10
7,409 140 139 140
175
8
800 17 IT
17
69
15
61
Colo. Southern
do 1st pfd ..
do 2d pfd too 21
2014
.154
2oH
166 Vi
i67
el. ft Hudson 800 165
el., Us W
A R. O..
......
19
66
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd.
do 2d pfd..
. 4,300 24
23
69
85
69'
:
00U lu
.... a .
'i09 129
86
Hocking valley
do pfd
III. Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern.......
do pfd
Ia A N ,...
Manhattan L.
Met. Bectirltiea
Met. St Ry
Minn. A St. L
M.. St P. A B. Ste M.
do pfd
Mo. pacific
M.. K. A T
do pfd
Nat l R. R. of M. pfd
N. T. Central
Norfolk A W.,
do pfd
Ontario A W
80
16
400
600
600
800
106
143
.77
111
107
142
77
1104
62
K'7M
143
1
110
40
109 82
62
118
90'4
15
85
1,200
100
100
"'65
,109
90 90
15 16
85 85
as
114 114
114
66
85
IM"
56 66
800 21 21
11,700 114 113
Pennsylvania
: C . C.
A Bt L. ...
So
Reading
11,100 44
41
43
78
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co
do afd
St L. A S. F. 3d nfd
SI
8.300
200
109
21
66
45
0
64
48
21
S?4
12
82
46
St. I 8. W ' ..
do nfd .
So. Paclno , 400
So. Railway 700
do pfd 900
Texaa A Pacific 100
Tol., St. L. A W 100
do Pfd loo
4
20
82
45
20
82
82i
20
24 24
87 87
82 83
ml
Union Pacific 11,800
do pfd...,,.....
Wabash t
do pfd COO
W. A Lake Erie
34
if
89
83
17
89
7
224
84
Wis. Central 100
do prd 100
Mex. Central 800
15
17
88
74
Adams Ex 100 224
Amer. ki ,
V. 8. Ex
Wells-Fargo Ex
Amkl. Copper 10,000
Amer. Car A F 400
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil
do Dfd
187
100
200
60
17
49
17
4
17
. 70
2fi
85
Amer. Ice..,..
do pfd
Amer. Unseed Oil
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive..
do pfd
Amer. Smelt. A R.
do prd
Amer. Sugar Ref...
Anaconda M. Co
Brooklyn R. T
Colo. Fuel A I
Con. Gas
Corn Product
do nfd
Distillers' Securities
lieneral Electric
Inter. Paper
ao pra
Inter. Pump.,..
do ofd
Natl Lead
No. American.........
Paclflo Mall
People's Gas...
Pressecf Steel Car.,..
do pfd
Pullman P. Car
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Qoods
do pfd ,
Tenn. Coal A Iron...
U. S. Leather
do pfd
U. 8. Realty
do pfd
U. 8. fiubber
do nfd
V. S. Steel
do pfd...., 8,700
Westlneh. Spectrin... .!
Western union 600
Total sales for the day, 148,709 shares.
aTew Terk Meaey Market.
NEW TORX. May H MOVF-VTv .n
nuiniiim, uw iv.il", nine mans nrn sixty
andpinety day, fctfs per cent; alx month.
VIM per cent
RIMH3 MERCANTILE! PAPER-84i(tWu
per cent.
STBRLINO EXCHANaB-Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at M8a663
4 8670 for demand and at 84.84oH. 8485 for
60 days' bills; posted rate, 4 tovTatsg .,,
4 873N 88; commercial bills, U84V
?VH.;.Mr' Mexican dollars, 44o.
RONIiS Uovernmeat ateadr: mii.j
Arm.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follow l , ...
C. . raf. ta. re.. ..104
Manhattaa a . 4....10t
Ma. Central 4a 14
de 1st Ino igu.
Miss. A St. L. 4s... 44
M . X. A T. 4...:. .10!
at . n
to cimpoa ..104'
la. r-m IM
do ooupoa ,.le
a saw a, ro ii"t
So eoupoa 14f
So old 4s. ro lv
do eeaaeii tiMV.
N. k. .' ef M. a. 4a. T4
1. T. C .
tits..
M
111
104 4
, Tl
. M
, M14
Atahlaoa aas. 4s. lot
N. J. O. S.
so aoi- ao m
At laat i a L. 4s 44
No. Pactna 4a
4a lo
!. A W. a 4a....
O. 4. U t 4 ht.
Fens. eoov. Ia...
. a 4s 101
da ts SBS4
Central ot U. Is.,.. 104
do lot In 14 w
nowiss SO
Chaa. A Ohio, 4'a....lO Vt
LAI.
H. a la!
r. f. a.
PI to
114
fhlaase A A la.... Wi St. L. AS
II
44
a. . A a. a. 4s.... st. l. a. w. ia
a M A S P. .. i..ll;BMbmnl A, t 4s
Ta
.1114
. A N. W. a ta... 114 So. raeino 4s
, a. L A P. 4a ... 44 So. KaMwar la...
ao 001. so TtttiToxM a r. tm
43.
oc 4k. k 1 4s.. im It, it. l a w. 4a., to
iloasa Tar. 4a ...... 74 lUoloa PaclSo aa 1041,
mi. Tobaooo os..u.. 4H do ooav. 4a n
IU)
Chloa
Con
Colo. A So. 4o.
144 C. 8. tal Id la.
o Tin
.....lli
Ii A u. 4a
Krla prior Has 4s..
. ae wabaah li .
. a I do dab. B.
"14
'is!! ti
so sea. 4a
F. W A D. C U..
Horklas V.l. 44..
LAN. aal. 4o. ...
wia. Caniral 4a..
.io7j .-vio. r. a t. o.
.iwta
'CffereO.
f learlag lloas Average.
NEW YORK. Msy 21. The statement of
averages ot the clearing houss- bank of
this city for the' week shows: Loana. Ii .
0M.66t.6iO; decrease, j2 r:6 lot); deposits. 81,-
li.w4.p; oeorease, H 0; circulation.
8i4.4"0.4; Incroas. UM ega tenders,
.s,l44,vwi luurease, tL64a,; svoci. tm.-
1,800 19 18 19
' 400 62 82 821
8O0 49 49 49
1,000 66 95 66U
. 109 126 125 126
1.700 46 46
"foi 309 200 209
11
66
.. . 20
.... .. .. 166
.. .. 10
.. , 66 .
37
70
100 19 19 19
100 83 II H
200 96 26 28
800 96 96 96
109 26 35 26
.. 66
Xvl
20 6 1
. , 88 '4
5
"79
1.800 7 T 7
2,809 63 61 62
800 18 1 li2
100 67 67 4W3
Bona fiv u J
64 (8 M
. . . . . J68
Km HSUi K7U
0m.; decrease, f. 181 .700; .rtwerve, t3HL
54.S.81IO; decrease. r,08&,0Xl: reserve rwiulred.
3-'7f..HI.8i; decreaii, 37,3Si,325; surplus. 318,
W4,278; lncresse. 8177,0.; ex-United States
deposit, 318.711628; decrease, 31,840,8.
Bostoa Btaek Qeetatleaa
nOSTON, May Jt Call loans, 3tfS pr
cent; time loans, 4 per cent offlolal
elMlng of stocks ana nonas:
Atehlm sd. 4s..... t Welns. eemnea
4 4j loo' Adrftnturs
. Cestnl 4s.... en Alioo.
AtrkIM e1 AnulsamttH ....
4o fti lAmerti-an Bine ,.
Bntos A Albany.. .IU lAtUntlc
IlnatnB A Maine IM Hln(ham
Bulos EloTatM 1 l al. A Haclt
Pltntabur pM U7 'ialnnl.l
Me. OatrsL Orper Rasfe ....
M. T.. N. H. A H...IM tlr Wat
rare Marqnatte Tl Unmlmeo Coal ...
Vnloa ParlSo 3H Franklin
TT
4H
H
7
t
40
!
4?4
it
41
V
, 4
4
4
Arnar. Ana. Cnam... 14 Oranrjr .
So Dfll
7IT4 lula Hot. la ....
tmr. Pnes. Tube..
Amar. Sugar
ao pfd
A mar. T. A T
Aaiar. Woolae
So pf
Pomlnlon I. A S...
B4iaoe Eleo. Ills.
Oanarml Elertrie ...
Man. Kleclrto
do pfi
Man. Oaa
t'nltad Fnilt
I n Had Shoe Mseh..
do pfd
IT. B. P'enl
to pi
Bid. "Asked
.. 4-4 Mam. Mining .,
,.133'4 Mlrhlran
. 14 Mohawk .;
..114 Mont. C. A C...
.. 1"4 Old Dominion ..
.. 74 Oarenla ........
, 4
11
. a4
, 14
i M
Parrot
Qulnvv ,
Shannon ......
Tamarack ....
,.1M
.. 14
.. TO
, T
Trinity
.. 404 V.
.
Hit
.
. 14
. 1
.
S. Mining.
..1104 V.
uu
. 41 H'tnh
HH VIetnris ..
, t Winona ...
54 WolTerlne
. IS
Hew Terk Minis storks.
NEW YORK. May 21. The following are
ine closing prices on mining stocks;
Adama Cos
to
Little Chief
3
Alice
Braaa
Brunawtck Cos ..
Omatork Tannal
Con. Cat. A Vs..
Horn Bllvar
Iron SUrer
Laadvllla Coo ....
... M
... 10
... 1
... It
...1st
...
...175
... 1
Ontario ....
Ophlr
Phoanls ....
Potoal ......
Saras
...819
...MT
... t
... It
... M
Rlarrm Nersda
la 40
Small llopaa V II
Standard tit
Forela Financial.
PARIS, May 21. Prleea on tha Pourse
today continued their upward movement,
Russians leading; and other internationals
snowing Improvement snd closed firm
Russian Imperial 4s closed at 90.15. The
private rate or discount was 2 6-16 per cent
Three ner cent rentes. 97f 12o for the ac
count. Exchange on JLondon, 2uf llo for
cnecKS.
LONDON. May 21. Holldsy on the Stock
exchange. Bar silver uncertain at 26 7-lGd
per os. Money, lgn per cent. Discount
rates, short bills, 2 per cent; three months'
Dins, zrai i-m per cent.
BERLIN, May 21. Exchange" on London,
20m 40pfga for checks. Discount rates,
short bills. 3". per cent: three months
bills, 2 per cent. On the Bourse today
prices were moaerateiy nigner. -
Bank Clearings of the Weekc
OMAHA, May 21. Comparative statement
oi name clearances lor tne weeg
1904
Monday $1,350,491.49
Tuesday 1,246,922.60
Wednesday 1.180,666.63
Thursday 1.3x6.123.90
Friday 1.2x7.193.85
1903.
31.563.02S.67
1,!S,&9.49
1,23.018.18
' 1.243.d3!.2S
L2ti8.781.97
Saturday l,197,16U2i
1.246,161.84
A decrease for tne week of 32tf.96s.fr0.
Exports aad Imports.
NEW YORK, May 21. The total Imports
of dry goods and general merchandise at
this port for the week ending today were
valued at iii.ueo.bou. exports ot specie from
r.ew lorn lor tne weea were rU.uoo silver
and 315.689,270 gold. Imports of specie at.
New York during the; week were 8212,832
goia ana sw.tbo silver.
I'elted States .Treasory.
WASHINGTON. May 21. Today's state-
ment of the treasury balance In the gen
eral iuna, exclusive or tne 41du.uou.wiu goia
reserve in the dlvlnlon of redemption.
snows: Available casn Daiance, lti4,ano,zitt;
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Mnv 21 WH FIAT Mar
ket lower; May, 80c; July, 76'&'7c ; Sep
tember, 71c; cash, No. 2 hard, 96ia6c; No. 3,
muse; no. z rea, i.iH(i.ot); no. s. cBi."i.
. . V . . ...... .Ml. ... ....... . U. . . . T . . . .
Die; xno. s, 4atftnc; no. i wnue, oattiOwlkC ;
no. s, ode.
OATS Steady: No. 2 white. 45c: No.
ml,,.) AA
HAY HIsrher: Choice Umothy. 310.5OE1L00:
cnoice prairie, es.pu.
sieauy. Hoc.
BUTTER Creamery. lEfil7c: fanov dairy.
14C. "
EQGS Steady: Missouri and Kit nana
stock, cases returned, 12c; new No. 2 white-
wooa cases inciuaeu, uc.
Recelnt. Bhloments
Wheat, bu..... 16,800 26.400
Corn, bu 40,000 12,000
Oat. DU 5,000 8,000
Oil aad Rosin.
NEW YORK. May 21.-OILS Cottonseed.
easy; prim cruue, nominal; prime yellow,
28o. Petroleum, easy; refined. New York,
38.15; Philadelphia and Baltimore, t8.1u; in
bulk, 88.20. Turpentine, steady, 6868e.
ROSlN Quiet; strained, common to good.
82.95fi8.00.
NEW YORK, May 20-OILS-Cottpnseed,
essy; nrlme crude, nominal: crime vellow.
28c. Petroleum, easy; refined, New York,
48.15; i'niiaaeipnia and Baltimore. S8.10; In
bulk, 18.20. Turpentine, steady, 5S58o.
ROSlN Oulet: strained, common to arnod
32.96(ii3.00.
BAVANSAH. Oa.. May 21.--OILS Turn.
ehtlno, firm. 64c.
ROSIN-FIrm; A, B. C and D, $2.70; E,
$2.76; P, 32.80; O. $2.80; H, 32.85; I, 33.001
K, 33.15; M. 83.20; N, 33.80; W. Q., 33.56;
VV. W 33.85. '
BT Tll'ID lt. 01 rATTflV T,,l.f lz-
lower: middling, 13c; sales, none; receipts,
66 bales; shipment", 65 bales; stock, 12,361
oaiea.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. May 21. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market la meeting with a
moderate demand: common are Quoted at
S6c; prime at 65e4c; choice at 66o,
ana lancy at o'ic.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
remain more or less unsettled and Irregu
lar. Prices range from 8e to 6o, accord
ing to grade. Apricots, choice, 9g10c; ex
tra choice, 104l0c, and fancy at 11130.
Peaches are firm at 74S7Ho for choice.
7Vr8c for extra choice and 910o for
fancy.
aarar aad Molasses.
NEW YORK. May 21. SUGAR Raw.
firm; fair refining," 7-16c; centrifugal, 96
test 15-lSc; molasne sugar, -loc; re
fined, firm: No. 6. 4.50c: No. 7. 4.46c; No. 8.
4.36c; No. 10, 4.30oj No. 11, 4.25c; No. 12,
4.20c: No. 14, 4.40c; confectioner A, 4.76c;
mould A, 6.25c; cut loaf, 6.60c; crushed,
S.COc; powdered. 5.00c; granulated. 4.90c:
cubes, 1.15c.
MOLASSES Firm: New Orleans often
kettle, good to choice, 81&370.
Cotfee Market.
VEW YORK. . Mav IL COFFEE fl not
Rio. easy: No7 Invoice, 6o; mild, quint;
Cordova, WaUo. Future opened steady
at unchanged prices, In keeping with gen
erally fearleas cables, but meeting wltn
further liquidation, eased off in the ab
sence of support, closing barely steady, net
to is points lower, pun wf'" '
IW uovbo, iiwiuu iij ""'"ife'r'
it-A w i..3iiH. t..i.. k ATEr, 4vlrt . d. j
rem ner. ihioul otavmiwr. i..vjiu: I i
January, 6.260; March, .too.
Oottoa Market.
NEW ORLBAN8. May Tl-CCrTTON
Steady; sales, 2,700 bales; ordinary, 10 8-160 ;
good ordinary, llo; low middling, llo;
middling, 12e; good middling, I88-I60; mid
dling fair, I88-I60; receipts, 674 bales; stock,
176,978 balea. Futures, steady; May. 18.54it,
12.62o; June. 12.78a2 80o; July, 18.08ifjn8 04c;
August, 12.8fi(a18.86c; Beptember, 11.07 q II.080;
October, 10.624(10. 3c; November, 10.82'S'10.d8c;
December, 10.614jil0.62o; Jaunary, 10.56(tflO.(7o.
Mortal Maarket. '
NEW YORK. May 2L METALS Th un
dertone of all metal market today waa
Inclined to weakness and sentiment a
general thing wa bearlshy. Trade wa lisht
and the demand for Immediate needs only.
Lake and electrolytic copper were quoted
at 318.0O'&13.12: casting, 312.:."y& 12.87. Tin,
spot, 827.6014! 27.80. Lead, 84.6CK&4.66. Spelter,
6.16.fia.20. Iron dull and nominally un
changed. Pig Iron warants, spot, 89.26.
Oils aad Rosla.
NEW YORK. My II. 4J1 ie totion
firm; prim crude, nominal: prime ye
28c. Petroleum, steady; refined New 1
$8.10; Philadelphia, $8.l; In bulk, 86.20.
NEW YORK. My 21. OILS Cottonseed.
yeuow,
xora.
lur-
pentine, etesay.
KUBirt eteaay, on .uuimuu
to
good, 860.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, May 21. BUTTER
Hfjlo lower; extra western creamery, 20e;
extra nearby prints, 22o.
EK18 -&c lower; fresh western, 170.
CHEE8&-Quiet but steady: choice to
fancy, fcfeSc; fair to good. ttc.
Toledo eed Market.
TOLEDO. O., May n SEJ0D8 Clover,
rash, $6 26; October, $8 tiVt prime alslke,
$6 15; prime tlinotby. $142; September,
$1.47. bid.
low rtty Mve' Btaosi Narksl,
8IOUX CITY, Msy 21. fBpeclat Tele-
fram CATTLE Recelnta, loO head; mar
st steady; heeve. ikT4; owa bulls
and rMd r'if4 P0; Blockers and feeders,
(;'' 1 o: il 's rfi -earllnss. 63-TfcaJTa.
1Ti"-o -t.-H-'- 4 "V iioad; market lrl)X
lowsr. i.ilN.i.W. bulk, ll.fc4it.sB.
mU LIVE STOCH MARKET
cslpU of (knit Light 88 Uiil on tb
tut Dj of th Wfk.
ONLY A VERY rtW SHEEP IN SIGH
Heare Ilew aad Dall at Decline
Abeat So kee Strea a Little
Ulher for Week Beef Cattle
10 Hisjker for the Week.
SOUTH OMAHA, May 21. 1904.
Receipts were
Cattle, nogs, eneeu.
Official Monday ...
Onicial 'iuesday...
Official Wednesday
Olllclal Thursday .
Otnclal Friday
Official Saturday .
.. 3,439 6.ooa
.. 4,4, 14.030 k.4"t
.. 4.4W 80,678 e-JHS
.. 2.361 14.614 1.4
.. l.dBl 7,;a 8.443
.. 108 9.040 2i
Total this week 15,191 72.890 14.727
Same days last week. ...14.175 40.46 12.o7
Bame days week before.. 18,013 5i.W7 19,lo8
Same three weeks ago. . .26,418 70,873 23,60
Same four weeks ago....il.7i9 60.79 3H,liJ
Bame days last year 13,148 41.033 13,08
Bstn.lr-1'8 X)H THE 1U1AR TO DATUJ.
Ihe followln table snows the receipt ot
cattle, hogs snd sheep at South Omaha for
tne year to date with comparison wltn laat
3904. 1903. Inc. Dec
Cattle 375.201 3 9.429 4.X4
"ss 1,007,461 9"6,4 101.006 .
SneeD tai sax f.a iul mi lis .
Average prices paid for aog! at South
v,""" i me utst ssveret aa,i who nn
jPf- I uo4.uo.ira.2m.i8.pjn.iaM.
May L...
Wy 3....
My 3....
May 4..-..
Way
May ....
May 7....
May 8 ...
May 8....
May 10...
May 1L..
May 13...
My 13...
May 14...
May 16...
May 16...
May 17. ..j
May 18...
May 19...
May 20...
May Zi...
e
4 58
831 6 801
I 261
8 61
6 3
a
75
72
7 61
71
173
I 18
3 86
3 66
8 58
396
4 66
7 61
I7I
34
32
3 3;
6 64
a
191
2 14
ea
7 03
86
3 82
64
66
192
3 9v
d3i
83
69
121
67!
62
54
7 00
7 J8
6 641
t 10(
3 69
3 66
I 61
6 66
12
3 16
I a
3
4 m
4 61
7 07
a
8 2
3 W
6 16
I 16
3 621
a 9
61,
46
a
5 5i
6 71
8 66
3 69i
t 72
6 73
3 66
4 18
4 3a
4 22
a
4 ft
41
8 sb
a
8 67
3 63
4 6ti
4 60
621
4 62W
6 26
82
86
I 17
8 21
6 231
6 20
7 13
a
3 M
t 46
2
6 11
3 6 4 39
7
81,
712
6 10
oo 1 n
8 66. 4 26
3 63
4 40
!
2
7 11
7 03
5 73
6 18
6 63 S 08
indicates Sunday.
The official number of car of stock
orougni m today by each road was
Cattlo. Hogs. Bheep.H'r'A
(J., Al. et Bl. f.., 23
Wabash 3
Union Paclflo System. 1 19
C. A N. W 8 2
F., E. & M. V 87
C, St. P., M. & 0 10
B. & M R 23
C, 11. & if
K. C. & St. J 1
C. R. I. & P., east 1
C, R. I. ot P., w.st.. .. 2
Illinois Central 2
Chicago Great Wast. .. 8
Total recelnta ft 123
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
wi ui ocau inuicaiea
Buyers.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Omaha Pkg Co
Swift and Company.
Cudahy Pkg Co
Armour & Co
Armour, from S. C.
Carey A Benton
Morrill Pkg Co
Other buyers
Total
4,242 ,,
.... 8 1,690 .,
2.206
2,146 291
1,501 .,
26
'io
80
28 8,091
291
CATTLE As is cenerallv tha rsu nn
Saturday .there were only a few bunches of
tattle here this morning, so that a test of
tne mantel was not made. For the week
receipts snow dui a slight increase over
last week, but a Brain of near I v Sum heart
as compared with the same week of Inst
year. The table above will show the exact
llaures.
Beef steers have made up the big bulk of
me uiienngs an tne weea ana tae quality
haa been unusually good. That fact of
course has helped but the appearance of
the market on paper and should be taken
Into consideration In nuotln tha uns ami
downs of the market.
' A a general thing, though, It Is safe to
quote an advance of about a dime. Some
of the choicer cattle may be a much as
15c higher In extreme cases, while the com
moner and halt rat kinds ara not as much
as a dime higher in many casee. The mar
ket for the week then could best be de
scribed by calling It active and generally a
dime higher. Good to choice steer ar
Quotable from 84. 60 to 36.26, fair to good
rom 84.15 to 34. 60 and the common kinds
sen irom 34.16 down.
The supply of cow stuff ha not been ex
cessive and with a fairly good demand each
day's offerings have met with ready sale.
The light weight cows and heifers have not
shown much Improvement, but they have
been selling high for some time past as
compared with other grades. Heavy cows.
It will be remembered, were neglected last
week and tms week they have shown an
advance of fully a dime. Canners and cut
ters have been very slow sale all the week
and are a little lower. Buyers are begin
ning to be afraid of grass stock, and It Is
only natural to expect tnat as soon as grass
cows oo begin to snow up in tne receipts
that the common to fair cows will suffer a
decline. Good to choice cows and heifers
may be Quoted from 83.40 to 84.25. fair to
gcod from 82.90 to 33.26 and canners and
cutters from 81.75 to $2.80.
There ha been arood brisk demand for
the better grades of bulls all the week at
strong prices. The bettor grades sell from
$3.25 to 34, with the commoner kinds from
$.1 down. Veal calves have been coming
quite freely, but still are selling nearly as
nod as they were a week ago. The best
grades sell up to 38.26, but the bulk of
them sell from 34.50 to 36, with common
ones from 4.oo gown,
There has been a good inquiry for stock
ere and feeders this week and the market
Is considerably higher cn anything at all
deairable. The good to choice grades now
sell from $4 to $4.40, fair to good from $3.75
to $4 snd common cattle irom 3. down
Representative sales:
STEERS AND HEIFERS,
Mo. A. WT. No.
At t.
.. Wfr 4 N
14. ..k 104 4 10 I.....
town.
m 1 HEIFERS.
1 140 I M 1
a lu HI
848 38
BULLS.
1 370 8 00
CALVES.
1 110 I 00
3 104 I K 14 iOM 4 U
limn This ha been a week of la rare hnsi
wainta and the arrivals todav were nulla
large for a Saturday. The market was a
little slow to get started, but when the
trade waa onoe under way It was fairly ac
tive. The 4uiee paid were lust about fro
lower than yesterday. LlKht hoes were
slow sal all day and they felt the decline
more than to gooa wei grits, sun mat was
noininr new h iui
tne same txung mignt be
l.Xy m-4 .v.r. Aa, this avlc
" - - - r . '
The recelDt this week have been the
largest for the rear so far, though consld
erably abort of the record. The market, a
a glance at the accompanying table of av
erage price will show, haa landed down
ward rapidly since Saturday a week ago.
The decline for the week amount to just
about 26o.
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...Ji4 10 411
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8UP Tbe market was almost bare of
Supplies' this morning usual on a Satur
day, only one fresh car being reported In
the yards. It met with ready, sale at what
looked like a Steady price. There ha been
ho greet rnange In the sheep market this
week, prices being quoted ss steady and
the movement aa aetire every day. At the
me time there ha been an upward ten
dency to valnea and the general market Is
stronger than It was a week sgo, In spot
possibly It I 10315c higher.
Uuotatlons for clipped stock: flood to
rhoice lambs, 88 5tV(ti6.76; fair to good Inmbe,
$5 0Hir5SO: good to choice wooled lambs,
ri.6K(i6.76; fslr to good wooled lambn, pi.&vj$
50; good to choice yearlings or wether.
85.0MJ5.23; fslr to good yearlings or wetherg,
I4.75i55.00; good to choice ewe. vuo-t fo;
fslr to gooil ewes. 84.5u94.70. .
Hepreaentallve sales:
No. Ar. FT.
291 western ewes 75 4 65
f hlcaao Lira stock Market.
CHICAGO, May 21-CATTLr-Recelpts,
1.500 head; market steady; good to prime
steers, 2THi6 70: poor to medium. H-HScf
5; stockers snd feeders. $3.C((i4.ti0; cows,
$16iVti4; heifers, $150t)4.8K; rsnners, $1.5otf
2 75; bulls. $2.2M4.75; calves, $2J04.ii;
Texas fed steers, $4.(Vir4.60.
HOOS Receipts. 20.000 hesd: estimated
for Monday, I6.00O head: market 6c lower;
mixed and butcher. $4 60 6 4 77; good to
Oholce heavy. $4 7ifr4 0; rough heavy. $155
465; light, $4.60f4.70; bulk of Bales, H&tf
'SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.OH0
head: market steady; lambs, strong; good
to cHolce wether, $6.0Pj.0; fair to choice
mixed, $3.7Mi6.0U; western heep. $4.76-o5.t;
western clipped lamb. $4.60iij6.20; western
wooled lambs, $6.00ti.25.
Kaasaa City Lire Stork Market
KANSAS CITY, Msy 21. PATTLrT Re
ceipts, iw nesa, including no soutnerne
market vnchanred: exDort and dressed bee
ateers. 84.75h6 ti: fair tn a-ood. t4.iXni4.00
western fed steers. 14 float. 90: Blockers snd
feeders. 33.254.70; southern steer. ii.ib(tj
450; southern cows, 33.46Vua.7K; native cows,
l2.0tV34 25: native helfprs. 13.7Vo4.86: bulls
32.603.80; calves. 32.7wS5.0O; receipt forth
week, 24,400 head.
HOOS Receipts, 1500 head: market 60
lower: top, - 34.H0; bulk, 4.4TTJ4.60; heavy.
84.6o7l4.fl0; packers. J4.45i4.fl0; pig am
tights, $3.To&4.60; reclpu for week, 54,600
hend.
DHEEP AND LAMPiS-Recelpta, l.ono
head; market steady; native lambs, $5.261
6.90: western lambs, x5.uwr.7o; red ewes,
I4.264f4.76; Texas clipped yearllnga, $4.75
5.26: Texns clloDed sheen. 34.40Q4.M; stock
ers and feeder, 83.6ors4.60.
B4 I.ahI. t.lara. gloolr Marliat.
ST. LOUIS. May a. CATTLE Receipt
26 hesd: no Texans: market for natives,
steady ; native shipping and export steers.
i4.iorifn.Ho: oreasea neer. sna Duicner steers
84.00i6.5O: steers under l.ono lbs.. 32.75Q4.7i
stocker snd feederA $3.5oJf4.S6; cows snd
heifers, 33.2&74.oo; canners, l.iu'OJ.vo; buna,
33.00tff3.65; calves, 84.0O86.60; Texas and In
dian steers, $3.25(34.80; cow and heifers,
12.004T4.15.
HOGS Receipts. 3.500 head; market 6(R10o
lower; pigs and lights, 34.10Q5.60; packers,
$4.404il6o: butcher and best heavy. $4.0mu
4.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS RecelDt. 800 head
market steadv: native muttons. $4 0096. 50
lambs. 86.00417.25: cull and buck. $2,702
4.w; stocKers, 32.251B3.00.
New ' York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Mav 21. BEEVES Re
celpts, 640 head; none on aale; dressed beef
In fair demand at TtfrUUo. Cables, steady
Exports today, 700 bead cattle and 7,209
quarters of beer.
CALVES Receipt, none; feeling steady;
city dressed veal unchanged at CftSo per
lb.
SHEEP AND LAMB S Rccel D ts. 2 642
head: demand active and Drices firm
spring lamb, steady; clipped t'heep, 85;
cllDDed lambs. 36.6iii1.2i: sDrina- lambs. 38.26:
dressed mutton, firm, 9$llo; dressed lambs,
11 14c: city dressed snrlnsr lambs, steady.
HOdS Receipts, 8.8U8 bead no sale re
ported; feeling steady.
' St. Joseph Live Stock Market,
ST. JOSEPH. May 21. CATTLE Re
ceipt. 82 head: unchanged
UUB Keceipt. 3,612 head; market 60
lower: IlKht and light mixed. 34.404.50: me
dium ana neavy, 34.46ef4.50; bulk, 34.424.60.
Vtiwr Af u LAM lis Receipts, none,
' Stock ta Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock at
tn six principal western cities yesterday:
cattie. Hogs. Hnecp.
Boutn umma
106
9.640
14.727
Chicago
.1,500
. 100
. 25
. 82
. 100
.1,805
20,000
2,500
2.600
8.612
6,600
6,000
1,000
800
Kansas City
St. Louis ....
St. Joseph ..
bioux city ..
ToUU
44.668 22,027
STATE CAPITOL FIGHT IS
WARM
Pierre aad Mitchell Take Cp Coatest
la Baraeat.
YANKTON, 8. D., May 21. (Special. )-
The manager of the South Dakota capital
fight have settled down to hard work How
that the state convention la dutjof the way,
The battle ground will be east of the
Missouri river, a the Black' Hill country
I a unit for Pierre. There Is no doubt of
the result In tbe counties Immediately
surrounding the two contesting cities. Tbe
counties of Hughes, Sully, Hyde, Hand,
Beadle, Edmund and Potter will vote
olldly for Pierre, while on the otbr band,
Davidson, Hanson, McCook. Miner, Ban
bom, Jerauld, Araura and fougla will
give Mitchell more than a majority of th
vote cast within their boundaries. . The
sharpest fight will be In the extreme
southern and eastern counties which Mit
chell must control to havs even a fight
lng chance of winning. Charles Mix, Bon
Homme, Yankton, Clay Union, Lincoln,
Minnehaha, Moody and Brooking have an
Immense vote which I atdently being
sought by th representative of the rival
Homme, Yankton, Clay. Union, Lincoln,
nd Minnehaha Pierre has a strong hold.
If the vote were taken now there Is no
doubt but tbat these counties would give
Pierre a large majority. In Yankton county
especially the sentiment, for Pierre la
growing stronger every day. . This 1 due
not so much from a fear of building an
Immense city out or Mitcneii as from a
Btrong Inclination to stand pat. The older
and more conaervatlv counties are
strongly Inclined to echo tbe battle cry of
tbe Pierre capital committee.
Pythlaa Grand Iodge to Meet.
MITCHELL, 8. V., May XL (Special.)
Tbe grand lodge of th Knights of Pythias
will hold Its session In this olty on June 1,
and from the advance Information that 1
oomlng in, there will be an Immense number
of knights come to this city. Tuesday
evening before the opening of th session
a smoker will be tendered the visiting dele
gate at tbe Mitchell club rooms, and a
banquet will be tendered them on th
closing night. The recent district meeting
of th Knights of Pythias, held In Mitchell
last month, has mad the city popular
with the members of th order, and many
of them have promised to return for the
grand lodge meeting. Grand Chancellor J.
Carl Southwlck of Watertown, in writing
to local knights, predicts that It will be the
best grand lodge ever held by the knights.
Arrangement are being made to take car
of tbe delegate and visiting knight In
proper shape.
REAL ESTATE TnAHSVERS.
Deeds filed for record May 21, 1904, as fur-
msnea by tns Miaiana uuarantee ana
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farnam street, to Tha Bee:
Mary Beth Wallace to Charles Peter
son, lots is, i, W, diock o, creign
ton Height 8 AVO
Frank WT Carmlohael and wife to
Frank L. r itouett, tot (1, clock 99,
Dundee piece 1
Mary O. Becker to James D. Taylor,
n lot 20. block 12, Shull 2nd add.... 1.200
Benson Land company to Sarah M.
Boyd, lots 8, 4. S, 6. block 85, Ben
son 660
Ftank J. Fltxgerald and wife to
Itnogen A. Benson, lots and t,
block 111. Dundee place 1
National Bank of Commerce to Ar
thur R rum me, lot 1 and 8. block
, Mathews' sub 800
C A. Baldwin, administrator, to Jen
nie Sc.honborn. lots 1 and 10, block
1, Grammeroy Park Reserve sub.... 180
Marie Ldrloh and husband to
Einm B. Manchester, part lota 1
and 2, block 1, sub of John I. Red
Ick's ' .7. 4,500
Albert W. Jefferies. et L to Mary
Burrntiigiiain, part tag lot 26, in
16 16-1$ ., , 1.100
Robert 1' Cavanaugh to Mary Barry,
some tn ei arty as tov 1,500
Albert T. llowftt to Frank Brown, lot
10. blorb 8. Carths LSd
James 1C ' Mnn and wife to 11.11
a'liihla M insane and TYiist com
pany, prt if lot 33. ltedtck s add.... IU)
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ST. LOUIS, May 21. The most Important
event of the day at the exposition was the
closing session of the press parliament.
The members of the parliament were some
what late In assembling, the attractions
ot the fair being the trouble with many
of them, who made their way to the ad
ministration building, where tbe sessions
of the parliament are held, by way of the
buildings which bold exhibits. Tbe time
taken up In sight-seeing by many members
of the parliament materially delayed the
opening address of th dsy, which was
that of M. McD. Bodkin of th Dublin
(Ireland) Journal. Th other addresses on
the program for the morning were those of
Oustaf Gullberg of Stockholm. Sweden;
Kanesaburo Mlamltsu, Toklo, Japan: S.
Sxkely, Budapest; Frit Rotler, Brussels;
Crosby S. Noyes, Washington, D, C, and
Martin von Raalte of The Hague,
Several receptions were tendered, the
member of, tbe parliament at different
hour of the day.
A committee wa appointed to device a
plan for the permanent organisation of the
parliament.
Machinists la Sesslea.
Tbe opening session of the convention of
the International Order - of Machinist
was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon in tbe
Hall ot Congresses.
This afternoon the Italian section In the
Manufacturers' building was formally dedi
cated, the ceremonies attracting a large
number of visitors. Tbe section covers
2,800 square feet of floor space and about
one-fourth of this given Up to displays of
marble statuary. There are about 1,500
pieces ot marble, and In this respect It Is
the most notable featur of th exposition.
Chevalier Victor Zedlgo presided at the
opening, being assisted In receiving the
several hundred Invited guest by Big.
8emlnato, editor of . one of the leading
newspaper of Milan. The formal opening"
Of the Italian pavilion Is set for June 3. and
on that day the Italian ambassador to the
United States la expeoted to be present.
Later In the afternoon the first f the
Olympian games was held In the Stad'um.
There were twenty events of the esual
character found In American track meets.
All the contestants were looal athletes and
the games attracted a large crowd.
Women Meet with Kdltors.
The General Federation of Woman's Club
ooncluded the first week of Its convention
this afternoon and tbe Press Parliament
finished its work and adjourned. A move,
ment to make a permanent organisation
of the parliament was left in the hund
of a committee, which Is to report at some
later time. This committee Is composed
of David U. Francis, president ot th
Louisiana Purchase exposition; Walter 11.
Stevens, secretary; Henry W. King, chair
man, and Charles W. Knapp, vice chair
man, of the executive committee of the
Press Parliament; Sir Hugh GUsean-Reld,
president of the parliament; H. von KupN
fer ot the Berlin Anxelger, and the com
mlssloner to the foreign press, Walter Wll
liams. ' '
Before tbe ' press session of the biennial
convention of tbe General Federation ot
Woman's Clubs was called to order todny
In the German government pavilion at th
World's fair grounds. Miss Florence Hay
ward, chairman of the press committee,
announced that the General Federation
would decorate the marblo bust of Km
peror William, which stands In the mala
corridor of tbe second floor, wltb a wreath.
In recognition of the courtesy of th Ger
man government In allowing the use of Its
pavilion for the meeting of the federation.
Miss Hayward spoke briefly, reviewing
the prominent part taken In the Louisiana
Purchase exposition by Germany, and then.
accompanied by Dr. Theodore Lewald, Im
perlal German commissioner general to th
World's fair, she advanced to the pedestal
and bung a wreath of laurel around the
neck ot the bust. . , .
Mrs. Dlmles T. 8. Dentlaon, president of
the federation,' then 'called tbe scselonito
order, and Df. Lewald waa Introduced. U
responded on behalf of th German govern
ment and said that bs would cable to th
emperor an account ot, the tribute of re
spect paid by the club women of Amerloa.
' Preahy-terlaa art' rfagrairav
BUFFALO. May 21. Th general as
sembly of the Presbyterian church of the
United States held a brief business resnloa
today.. After adjournment the commis
sioner and the woman of th tarty left
for Niagara Vails wbsrs they V ill SDOnd th
afternoon. s
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