Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. MAY 12. lt03.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MEET
Ail Weak
Point is Prist a
B$e een
VM VHEAT AND COFN THE LEADERS
Light Receipts and Hri) Miltinrnu
Are Ihr Hair, latter Rriaa
Inlet a Mara aa
I ormtr.
OMAHA. May U. 1
pO.. l.i li.4f . 11..
r.-ntoic iea
,i t-ij.ir.e:i
pttent. $.". 45tr5 5i
ff'r d t ier. t- i
BRAN-In bu,k.
frt
12.2&.
clear. 4y4M10,
All Ihr weak.
i. r-r.gi i.eneu tot.... , iue lou.-.
uie wen. w.e. wu.aii-. lit ia
I "l It. J 1,5 Hl,U( 04 li.l UlO...
.Ol,ei tr.m. .. j. ,.a nul kit
o.ei ctfia.
t-.giu i t!i rip i muUftue tiif i u;f and toe
riU4.111e1.l1. wut til lu at'kila eie I w lt
anie ill. ro wneat hi Ku rrfu.
A in it i a, a"i aii.p6Ui.tf tie.ieif.u lo. cm n.
Cv.eii iltiE wtl e... uul luo, LUl tm.j
live- (auie in.
ilea, iiuwd na sdoji 4i advance.
J1. Monu at a roc, jV.y i i4 ac a.iu eej-i--ii,tifi
. i.oi.1 c.oeea i v. nr
M., i74c lit u,u ui.., t.c i"i iu-v. Ju.y,
4.-... i.,i o.a tAtta.oei iii.a 4,L,u loi 11.
t'leutiM-t . vhu iimi.-a wnu iuai at
. aui.. l Beplaillber at -o-c.
in.' eot en.n.eiu Liop iej.orl was juist
auoui r.i.i u riDec-ved him the nunti
wa nr. U Olll t..e uKUnl QU1C 11 u ' i u t loliif i
. Iik 1. uuwl accompany me. rt port, i-rorn
now uii liit- Uaaer promise l'j fcivt: lilt
attention lu in wv.iiiier.
J iu jniei im aii iiti ani mi ; "Ihr mi
ni., 'umiv i. mi ion tI trie wioai market piv
tiim ip, posHititlme tor h (juicr Du.i turn.
1 ui Hit n-xi ion j' to sixty uays in iiir-a.i-1
la tell OIO Clop proposition. ireent
supplies ait into. y rirniii lnirrfcaut, .ni
li4i. vvll Innllilajlica H-ici ul CM-Kli Uac
i'lrt".' .111- UliKlrlltM' HllMM Nlt; 111 Jui 111 illi
iiuui III (taliffl ii t.lciiirui , vvru UiKa Luis
ii clr ol a i'uliipt I clop."
c oiivri iiiiiu ihu lnvk n, the nutike-, c
1"ium tinu t ti- gun k iriiitsler til laigt
S-iitiiiiiitii ol grain, 1U a iiecoru-Htrind
v. Ill Mt .
alt:nlll:- LlJai'l Hilt: I ol position in
v. lirai .-M-'loiiy wits tlir puhjct i ol a ii;!
ui ai ol i oioiiK iit. Ji' takk plainly bullirtmy
oiiua'-u oLiiniK a. Jiiood pdil ol tn nioiiiina.
bui ma iiiuiiiji oi tiart uiai'riill came
iiin the MiHiiriitii'iiin iiiara.-i aTai'teU to
l':K Vc-iy in'uiiiuy tncrtufi'T tif mu
in Hir kiiiui )pi in i-rioii, rw-lling nil that
tut inaiHri Mould luKr. Hr aitrx""d
OKI .". urn tiu.siH-in, ulioutli nit marktt
w a i oumii-u a iiui iuw aim almoat exclu
ai'tly a proii hmotimI afTau' For a Ions unit
iiik liia Li adcriM u lio Here taking his
bviirvrd tit uaa niaaiiiK a tnnt for thu
)iuiKiit ot tiialilltig biokers to lncrrane the
iii)e or July Vineal iit vtts already creliid
nti owning The wheat, howevrr, kepi on
comma in,- aitnticajiolis market kept on
Lir'uaiiig, and liiiatly there waa an unload
lia ol a laix" line of h hint Mat Van nunc
iiad aoid. i'iit Amiour brokers Ikji-kIiI
back on the bn-uk some of the wheal that
had ueeii sold hlsrber up."
Only lour vara ol wh at were received in
Kansas Miy touaiy and cJn rloes itiera
liavu rlaen Gc in three dui s. Tonay they
are 4c abovr yesterday. There continues
to le a big caoh premium In Chicago, and
Sii.UOU hujliels. No. 1 sold there yesterday at
ixfitk: oer Slay.
Kt ljouih aealers art biddnn 4mc at
Nebraakis points feu No. 3 lorn. Thin
Vraln is heuiK linked up by all classes of
t oiisumers, wherever it can be found.
cJlu.-iH.- companies cm,i ol buy sufocit nt
to saiiefy their reoutrmerits in the coun
try and an inking small stored loi licr'
possible. Iyounsville l light 10.0(i bufm'.s
S i. 2 in store hi C Incaso. m 4dVj,c St
lxiuis is selling to tin. stock yards at (i.e.
Otnaba 1 aab Prices.
WH HAT No. : hard, RTIjHUc; No. I hard.
fcntiSw ; No. 4 hard, m'be.
CORN No. 2. 4c; No. . -: No. 4. 45c;
no irrade, 4oCac; No. 2 yellow. 44isr; No.
2 yellow. 4'-c, No. i white, 4tlVc, No. i
white, 4u.c.
OA1P No. 2 mixed, St: No. 3 mixed.
-Vc: No. 4 mixed. SU; No. 1 white, -:;
No. I white, 29V-; No. 4 white, 2c;
standard, JOc.
Carlot Rrrtpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
46 4a
10 8
11
Prices Bo aril of Traar.
rillCAfJO. Mv 11 fmcial announcement
thai ti'-ailv 1 ".' crs ft fall somn
hes' i:ad liecn winter-killed imtartd
inaik'd s'rrrrth to the whmt mrkt hei
tKiii Kxtcnsive rains tumulied another
r'' n ( manifestation of buiusli senti
nicrt At tie close July wheat was up
WilV Coin slowed a Skin of SuV--fMTs
were up f i'rvisjoris were un
t lumped to (c higher
Scutum lit in the a lwat rit was bullish
from the start At the opening July was
linchanred to 'c lusher at K.-c to KlS'a
liV. Krom th' first tap of the -ll until
toe coi,s: sounded at th close of business
shoit and . tun mission houses were active
t'iddcrs. The aneTiimeTii crop report was
mi" of the main factors in the situation.
An improvement of about 1 per cent in the
'ondition of winter w heat sin'e April 1.
as t-hown by official statistics, did not ap
parently impress pit traders so much a
did a statement in the soiirnmenl report
that 1 43ii"i acres planted with winter
whv,t last fall had been abandoned or i
plowed as a resiut of the seed b inir winter
killed That the fXoeHent condition of the
riiii!f plant Indicated a crop of 4i(i.iui0
hu.. which is alKiut l.li.odii.Ou bu. more than
was harvested last year, did not seemingly
affet traders With mlrirts fixed on the
small remainder of the old crop and on
tie posKibtllt lea of accident to the new
before harvest a majority of operators
were sironarly of the opinion tliat the great
discount now curreri the July option was
a much better purchase than sale. Con
tinued wet weather throufrhout the entire
wheat belt served to stretiffthen in the
ii liuls of many operators this bullish con
viction Furthermore, receipts were small,
a striking feature being a total absence of
arrivals at Chicago A prominent long was
a heavy seller, hut It was intimated that
under cover he was also a fair buyer. The
market gained in strength as trading pro
gressed Strength of cju.li wheat bad con
siderable influence on optional pnees. For
July the highest point of the day was
reached at MSc. The market closed strong
with July at MtiM'nc. Clearaneea of wheat
and fjour were equal to bu. Primary
receipts were bu., compared with
3"fc bu. a vear aa-o
ToIhv In planting operations owing to the
prevailing wet weather brought out a good
demand for corn resulting in a strong mar
ket Ths advance in wheat prices also
helped to stimulate buj lng the yellow ce
real The volume of trading however.
wns not large July opened .G-Vc higher
ai .c. soia ortwecn tic and 47c and
closed at 4,:S LochI receipts were 4P cars
witn 4 or contract grade.
i its showed considerable utrength. There
was gooo buying of May by cash houses
a.io iook an onenngs on reports of an
Improved export business. , This caused
active covering of July bv shorts The
market closed at praoticallv the highest
point of the day. July opened a ahad
higher at 2li'e -Tc. sold up to liuc and
ciosen Bl I .01 Ml recetnla wara AI r. m
Higher prices for grain and smaller re-
cipis ci nogs created a hrm tone In provi
sions Buying was of good character, much
oi if- utniami coming irom packers. Sell
mg was scattered At the close Julv work
up ifi at ut; ijtrd was un
. nios were unchanged at
new yorr stocks m bonds
Activity of Pacific Bjulw.y Btockt ElivM
Markft of Dulln of Prt lew Diji.
NORTHERN SECURITIES SHARES HiGHER
rrrsldrat's lltrraarra of RrKalatlas
f RallMay AaTalra lasses Rr
ftif4 Aparrhrasloa Asaoas;
saac seralatars.
at IT.!
w-as
Kstimated receipts for tomorrow
i car: corn, j cars: oata, "S
l.(m head.
Th leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat
cars; hogs.
Articlca.l Open. High. Low. ! Close. j Yes y.
Thicago ...
Kansas City
M lurieapolis
Omaha. ..S3
Iuluih 7
8t. Louis SB
Miwarapvlls W'brat Mark.
Ths rang of prices paid in attnneapolut.
ac reported by the Ed warda-Wood com-
pany. 110-111 Board, of Trad,
Article. Open. U'igh. I Liow. I Close. Test' y.
Wheat
May...i
- July...
BrpL...
Corn i
Julv..'
Sept..
Dec.
i n: i
4r,,
I
102
I
7S!
4H;
la
BUT,:
44sb
1 02
m
""
New corn.
WKAtiUUI kM VallS GltAI BELT
a
ni4ritgrai, $aaw
Preralaa Ttstsfratarei Prevail.
OMAHA. May 11.
The pressure continues low over the cen
tral valleys and southwest and unsettled
leather continues general everywhere from
the Rocky mourn bins east to the Atlantic
coaat Thunder storms, with heavy rains.
ere central in the central valleys last
night and continue this morning from Ne
braska rust over the Ohio valley and lakt
legion High winds prevailed throughout
the middle and lower Missouri valley during
the night and were destructive to life and
property In Oklahoma. Snow is falling at
iVnver. lroeniiii; temperature prevail
Wyoming and the weaihtir Is much cooler
. Omaha record ot temperature and pre-
M ripltation compared with the corresponding
DI VI I ft paai iutrw J ' -
lw. 1"4. 1W2. 1902
Jtlinlmum temperature.... 3 W 62 4J
ITecipitatlon 44 "0 Oil
. Normal temperature for today, a& de
gi ee.
Deficiency In precipitation sine March L
'.W of an inch.
L'eftiieiii v -orreponding period in 1J04.
.73 of an inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In iHA.
l.ini inches.
UUAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
Kain
"heat
Mav
Julv
Sept
Cnrn-
Julv
Mav
Uulv
tSept.
tSept.
IS!S
Mav
J illy
Pork
Mm
Julv Pent.
Lard-
Mav
Julv
Sept.
Ribs-
May
Julv
Stpt.
'78 VP 4.
,4e-,t7 4?:
t'n-TS,'
4t;
!
92-,'
7t
4TV.
pis s;
s:iS MV"
7K-, T'J'.'a Vi
'
4V
4C-,
4(r-4
4f-S
NEW YORK. May 11 The considerable
moyement which developed late today In
the stocks connected with the Northern
Securities settlement or associated with that
pe'tlen ent in speculative surmises redeemed
the securities market from a rule of dull
ness and neglect that threatened to exceed
yesterday's record. This movement served
also to reassert the influence of this group
of stocks on speculative opinion In general.
r-revious to their revived activity tne mar
ket showed no sign of anything more thas
leebie viorauon in the rebound from yes
terday s slight depression. Southern Pa
cific and I nlon Pacific were the leaders of
this rebound on the circulation of asser
tions that the policy of their administration
was shaping towards the Inauguration of
dividends on Southern Pacific. The buying
Induced by the assertions was quite sub
stantial in comparison with the semi-
stagnation of the general market. The
movement laid the foundations for the
share of those two stocks in the lattet
strength of the more immediate Northern
unties group in which Northern Securi
ties Itself shared on the curb Northern
Parlflc and reat Northern preferred moved
upwards wttr ease, which is attrinutariie
to the very small supply of the stocks In
the open market. The fact of this scanty
supply leaves the wide movements on the
stocks open to suspicion of manipulation
which Is easily manared In the case of
closely held stocks of that class. No news
came out to explain the movement, but it
resulted naturally In reawakening all the
rumors pointirg to an adjustment of threat
ened dispute over the Northern Pacific control
Tomorrow Is psv day for the completion
of the lmdon settlement and a tendency
was shown both in London and here to
await this event. Other r presslve in
fluences of a general character were found
In the reiteration of the president s views
on railroad rate legislation, the discussion
by the controller of the currency of the
duties of bank directors, which was
prompted by recent events in the banking
world growing out of the affairs of the
Equitable Life Assurance society. The
power for weakening the market of these
factors seems to have spent much of its
force, but as an influence against oeratlons
In securities they are still effective. The
weakness of the local tractions was on
consideration of the expected decision by
the supreme court on the franchise law.
Twin City Rapid Transit had the benefit
of the announcement of stock subscription
rights.
Money was extremely easy, and lt is
believed that this is partly due to the
progress of remlttsnces from Interior na
tional banks in preparation for payment on
Monday through their New York corre
spondents on return of government deposits
under call or the secretary or tne treasury.
Sterling exchange held Its advance of yes
terday. Stocks closed strong, but only
moderately active.
Bonds were steadv. Total sales, par value
l-.215.lKKi. 1'nited States bonds were all un
changed on call.
The following were the quotations on the
New 1 ork Stock exchange:
Sales.High.Low Close.
471,:
47 4tjS&
47V
4
Vcrl 2M,Sji 27V&2
3li
29V,
I 12 3K ! 1!
12 47V, 12 65
I 12 ffoV li
7 ST.
7 r.5
7 10
7 y
7 65
I
Yin"''
7 874
7 10 I
7 324 '
7 674.
30 '
12 474
12 C74
35
7 O'V
7 S I
7SS41
4
12 m
12 f.241 12 45
12 724 12 65
I
7 an
7 ?74
7 bo ,
174
62H
77V
7 in
7 55
074
'624
No. .2. tOld. t.Vcw.
( ksn ai'otatians were as follows:
FLOUR Sieadv; winter naienls t4 1IVf
4 !?i'lr.tr straiaWs. tua4 H-wjring pat
ents, t4.is4jn mi; spring Mraighta. t3Ma4.Q:
linkers K.43fl .40.
WHEAT No. ! spring. SaiffOftct No. S tnia
tie: No. 2 red, 14i& isvac.
CORN No. 2. 49c; No. 2 yellow. SM,r..
OATP-Niv 2, S-V-: No. 2 white. 3iVa22.c;
No. ."! w hite, 31ft32Vc.
RYE No. 2 7f.i97iVi.c.
BARLEY Good feeding. J704Oc; fai- ts
choice malting, 4h(& (S4c.
SEEn-No 1 tlnx. ,1.2: No. 1 northwest
ern. R 2S. Timothy, prime, $3.i. Clover,
contract grade. $12O0Jj12 50
PROVJPIONS-Mess pork, per bbl., 112 WW
12.ik. Lard, per 100 lbs , 7 .MsJfT .224. Short
nrv'S sides (loosei s,.icv 7.i0. short ciar
sides (boxed), $7.124Sj7 .26
Following were me receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipment.
Flour, bbls 13 fiiio 1.o
neat, bu s.ikio IK iV
Corn, bu 43.0fio 117. 1n
(lata, bu 102ltfi Ita.lfl
Kye. bu 2.0H0
Harley. bu 45,11m s.40i
On the Pr Kluce exchange todav the but
ter market was steady; creameries. 2i"5'''4c;
dairies. IWj 22c. Egga. sttutdy. at mark.
cases Included. 144c: firsta lr.&lSc; piime
firsts, 164c; extras, ISc. Chwip, steady, 134
1(1 nc.
YORK r,EERAL MARKKT
Stations. Max. aim. Inc lien. Sky.
Asnland. Neb.... 74 2:t 1.16 Ft. rloudf
Auburn. Neb x;; M :l' Cloudy
Cluuibufc. Neb... '( .(- Cloudy
J'alibury. Ntb.... s' 52 1 Cleat
' Fairmont. Neb... 7:: .fifi cloudy
;r. lslnnd. N . i .04 Cloudy
, llarlintlor. Nob. iS t' .' cloudy
iakdal. Neb. .. '.7 41 .14 Cloudy
Onjiha. Neb.. .. "." !:t i4 Cloudy
fikamah. Ni ' Cloudy
'arroll. la.. . 7' r.i Cloudy
Clarlnda. li. .:. . ' 52 Cloudy
Plbley. la .. . . M ti Cloudy
Smux City, l i . i" 1s .."'4 Cloudy
Btonn Lake. U..;7 42 .C Cloudy
UIBI RK T A VHRAGE8.
N.ii Temp. Rain.
Cntrl.
Chicago, 111 ..
olumbua u
les Moines, la ..
Indianapolis. Ind
, Kansas City. -M J.
Louisville. K)....
. Minneapolis
xiiiutha. Neb
St. Louis Mo
Local Forecaster,
fclsnona. Max. Mm. Inches
21 70 52 .7i
17 ivS 4S .
11 '' 52 .at
li a:' 54 .22
w 52 ,iv
IT M 1 .8
27 t.2 ; .24
1 72 4K .00
13 S a .(B
Varlaas
Atchison
do nfd
Atlantic Coast Line.
Baltimore Ohio...
do pfd
anadlan Pacific
Central of N J
f. i
l.tukl
l.tili
5 m
M4
102
1554
107
K3
1"1
1524
1'J5
ersl fund. eusv or the tlSOflnrprff gold
reri-e in the division of rdTrpt Ion.
shows Available casn balance. 112.). "72;
gold. W.2M.M'.
Hs lark Maaew Market.
NEW TORK. May 11 MONET On call:
Market easy at 2iC4 rr cent; kwest Md.
per cent; closing Pio. a pi r cent: "ftereij
at 4 per cent Tm e money ; Market
easy and ami: sixty inn ninety oays, jo.
per ceTt : six montt'S. 4 per cent
per cent .
M ttll.l.MJ r.-".' nn.vir.-.n.iiin "inn',
with actual business In bankers bills at
4 M3t0 for demand and at M MS'irt Hi for
slxtv-dav hills; posted rates. U S54 and
Hf-4: commercial bills. (IMW M1.
SILVER yar. ft.'a.c: .Mexican -ners.
4ic
piis;isi iovernniem ana rauroaa, sicaay.
Cosing r rices on bonds wert:
r. ret f. rrg
v cfn pnw ..... . ,
r s la. rag
fl rfiuean
V 8. new 4, ref
flo ro-j JKHI . . . .
r. g nld 4a. ret
6a rouap,
Am. Tntawi-o 4a. clfa 7J
dn ta. ctfs
Atrhlann ga&. 4ft .
o 4a
Atlantic L li
Bsl Ohio H ...
rto Is
Central of Ga. M
da 1st toe
o M Inr
rb a (ihla 4v,a
tkittafu A. KViS
C. h a g. n
C, R I. P. 4a
fle ml. Itt
rc a st. u g 4i
chiiatd Tar. 4a..
Colorado Mid 4a..
Colo, a Se 4a
Cuba da. rlfa .... .
P. a R G 4.
Mamie's' Sec t,
Er,a ariur Han 4a.
do res 4a
r w. at v. r. i
4t
Horklng Val.
Ofltred.
.. ..1.1
1S4I4 Japar, "tr,
IMS I. a N uni
104 Manhattan c $
144 Mfi i mini
1..:' I da lal inr . . .
Ill !Mlm a St 1.
1MV) M K T 4s
1MW do Sa
R R. of M c.
ll'i V y r. a jt,t .
J e t D . .
. . No ractflv 4a
..lot I to ll
.1044, N t W r 4
. . " s I. rrd 4.
..ll?w rrnn ronr. sa
. . s1, fteadint arrr, 4a .
. . 77 St. L a I M i
. .507 St L. a: S F. t
.. I S L. g w. r 4 .
. . ( Seah,.d A 1 4a
. . ai'T Su. Ta tftr t,
. . S? a RaUa-aT as
. lot Tflak P la .
. . T.. St L W 4a
.. Vnlno Parillr 4t . . .
. . S4 I do ronr 4a
.1. It S Steal Id t,...
..nil JWatiaM! la
. . d. ah. B
..lOlVWaKtern 'd 4a
.. :v,;W a L. E 4
1UW Wia Caatrsl 4a.....
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7S
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle EecripU Light and Pricei Billed
Steady to EtrcEf.
HOGS SOLO riVE TO TEN CENTS HIGHER
Light Receipts of !Wcep aai Umlia,
kat Drsiaia 4 a a l.lanlteal. o that
Ka Marc Tbaa 4. boat a
steady Market Rcsaltrd.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 11. lKOf..
Recemts were:
Ofli'-.al Mnnuav ....
Official Tuesday
tfflc.iaJ "'edTiesjay
C'ftlclal Thursday .
Cattla llogs Sheep
2ai
4 07H
.22
2.5i.
i.f4"
lc.
6.121
4.6H2
2S" "'t
SU.772
K 1.(127
51 ."4o
2K. 22
TO
a -i
5 :n
4.rt3
2 354
Jf.110,
23.SM
2.4HK
;ct.i2
S2.5.0
S to
DATE.
Four days this week . .12 .70
Four days last week 10 455
Same days week bt f ore 13 H22
Same three weeks ago. 17.1fl
Same four weeks ago. . .17122
Same days last year ... .12.722
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR
The foliowituj table ahows the rereipts
of cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, with comparison with
last year:
l!a-f,.
2SJ..871
M2.5M
n St
tabte shows
price of iiol-s at South Omaha for ths last
several day a, wltn comparisons:
Cattle
Hogs
Sneep
The following
19"4 Dec
55.0-i 67. WIS
?15.22ii 72.M2
Clh.nf-J 2 IP,
th- average
CALVES.
1st
ln
to
1
1
. . . . 140
tTox'KKhS
4io If
MO I M
" I aa
I 2t
I
4 jr.
4 M
4 rl
I M
Mi
4 7-
I 7t
IK
ua
m
'"0
(
aa
4
04
4 (W
4
4 Sl
4 no
4 oo
4 a
174
m
FLKliEKft.
ear. i a
4 ao
, (" 4 (Hi
4i4 4 it
AN ii
1
1
1
14 . -
OOIjORADO
buil t W ai steers... .Lul 6 (0
steers. .. M 111
HiHiS Tliere was a smaller run of hogs
here today than was generally anticipated,
and as n ports Irom other points were
favorable to the Selling Interests, an active
and I. icner market waa experienced At
the start trading was not 'ety acliv. as
packers Would not pay the prices asked,
hut 11 soon tievattie evident that the demand
was ot quite liberal proporuuns and con
se'iiai 'itly the marKC gained in strength
as the morning advanced The opening
was about 5i"c higher, while the tlose
was fully 74vl' burner. The buik of the
sales went (rorn 65 25 to la. to, with the
i holcer loads selling mostly at a.i 3&,'4
Everything was disposed oi In good season.
Todays advance taks the market back
to about where it was at the close of last
week the decline of Monday and Tuesday
fsn-y,
cbrflre
old.
pew .
14,,fl!4'--124rl24
-
rhoice. old 14c,
of this rt'k listing
resentative sales -
Pr.
been regained fiep-
LOOS. 'lUCH.ilWJS '1902 il01.;liWO ;i8Jr
Conaola. inonay ..
do arrmiut
Anaconda
At rh laon
do pfd
Bahlmora a Ohia
Canadian Pacific .
'has a fhio
Chicago Gt. W...
r . M 4: Bt. P...
DeBeara
tnrer ft R. G..
do ptd
Eria
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
liltcnia Central ..
Louis, a Naah...
at . K, T
SILVER Bar
7.tai0 144 147
Chesapeake Ohio.. 2 000 4J.4 4S
Chicago Alton
do pfd
Chicago Gt. Western Moo ?f4 tP
Chicago a- N. W son 230 2l".4
C, M. & St. P 14.400 172, 1704
Chicago Term. & T
do pfd
C. C, C. & 6t L 8,o( 9 F1
Colo. & Southern 3"0 27 24
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd 1.300 S44 34
Delaware Hudson. 1.400 IRK IKfivi
D , L. A W
Denver & Rio G 100 24 294
do pfd
Erie 9.500 424 42
do 1st pfd 74 74
do id pfd 00 74 7,
15k'4
254
(SO
1i4
1R4
75
114
jni
iii"
15
66
1424
474
Tf4
n4
HI 4
R54
2!4
7
91 i
514
854
2"4
72
(
I- A. TVLLSH.
Weather bureau.
1
1 f
v t. l.oala (.'ami Market.
ST. LOCIS. May 11 WHEAT Higher on
.rust report; No 2 red, cash, SH4i!hj,
track. l '... May, Kic bid, July, 7rS- ,!-,t.
No S bard. U7c.
CORN Higher; JKo. 2 ca&b, 60c, track,
tii-r Mav. tt-se. Jtih, 4-4i-.
OATS Higher. No 2 oash, y: track.
2toS-4': May. 30'-, c bid; July. 277,c; No. i
tsl.tt.. S34c.
fi.M K- .'uict: red a inter patents $43"
4 Mi: extra fancy and straight, 64,1ii4..36:
ch-ar T iaKttS
SKKI Timothy, steadv. (2 vutl.lu.
t'l'iKNMt'A le-5teady. 62 60.
KKAS-lmll: saikexi. nast track. TX(i73c.
HA V 8teady ; timothy. fc waglii ; jiral
rie gt", tr5"
1 P.i IN iiilTOS TIES-JSC.
HAC.dlMI-IV'.
UK MP TWINE 4e.
PROVISh iNS Pork, higher: Jobbing.
12.jo iJird. higher; pnme steamed. 72-,.
Dry salt meal iboxeai. steH-ly; extia
shorts, 17 274: clear ribs. I7.X74; shirt
rieatrs. 17 50 Bacon ibtixed'. sieadv ; extra
shorts. I' ; clear ribs, ! '. shot P clears,
4
POl'LTRY Springs, advancing: chickens.
114 : spiinga. 46fiS7c; turkey, 12c; ducki,
liK-; g4-rie. c.
UI'TTKR-iihI: rreatniT), S-r254c;
dairy. 17n :V.
l-XXJS-bixauly; 14c.
44aotatioaa af ike Day
ana awed 1 1 lea.
NEW YORK, May 11. FLOT'R-Receints
14.27 bbls ; cxpfirts, 110 bbls. Market steady-
ana uncnangea; .Minnesota patents.
..-Sin-.-i.M; .Minnesota bakers, a .attaa.k;.: win
ler patents, 4("Si 25: winter straiahta 14.fi0
i4.ie. winter extras. JS.254iS.75; whiter low
grades. t2.25ii3ta. Rye fiour, steady, fair to
good. 64 l'tftH.tiO; choice to fancy, H 6u(ui.66.
RYE Nominal: western, -.
COKNMEAL Steady; fine white and
yellow, Ji. 20; coarse new, $10ol.l; kiln
dr.ed. t2.754i2.K5
BARLEY Di li : feeding, 64c; malting.
WpfCc. c 1. t . j-iuffalo.
WHEAT Receipt a. 13.00U bu.; it market
irregular: No. 2 red. !'c. nominal, in ele
vator: No. 2 red, at.4c nominal f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern. Dulutti, II 044 f- o. b.
afloat; No. 1 ha:d. Manitoba. is'.4c f o. b.
afloat. Practically through the entire aea
sion wheat mainttalned a atrong uridertt'iie
and at the cloat- showed sib 14c net ad
vance, li was influenced cinetly by the
crop report, excetsive rains west, steady
cables, higher western markets and cover
ing. May doacd M4c: July, a 13-l(ji4c,
dosed, oStVl ti. pt nibcr. Wi34c, closed,
Kisc.
CORN Receipts. 20.425 bu.; exports. (.5ta
bu. Siot market firm; No. 2. 6040 elevator
and fr4c f. o. b afloat. No. 2 yellow. 544c
No. a while, 544c; option market was fairly
active here and higher on the bad weather
news, covering and hrm cable. Lest priors
showed ret advance; May. 53441544c
closed 644c: July, 524fe.3c, clusod 6.'4c.
ti ATS Receipts, lit-tfuo bu. Sj-ot market
firm: mixed oats. 2 to 22 tHiunds, 35nX74c;
natural white. SO to It pounds. iyj37c;
clipped while. W to 40 pounds. 14ci2tC.
HAY Steady; giKd tu choice. daS5o
HOPS-Firm; pacibc coast. lSiH, .f&2c;
lia 2i-'u.4i . old. lKalSe
HUiES-Firrr. ; Galveston. 30 to 26 lbs.,
: California. 30 to au lbs., IDe; Texas dry,
24 to 3W lbs . lac
PROVISIONS Beef firm: family. $1150
6 U m; mess, :1 ta 41 12 6": beef liama. $21.
22bc; packet I!2 btaJilS ti: city extra India
mess $20 hub 22 60. Cut meats, aitiel:
pickled bellies. $7 6n.(i: pickled shoulders.
11 fgt in. pleated hams Tnari'i ax,. l.ard,
firm: western steamed. $7.2.Va"7 40; refined
steady; continent, I, a"; f A.. X bb : .. 111-
pound $.-i26is24 I'ork. steady; family,
$14 5rl& i, thort clear, $!2(aul5 (l(i; mesa,
$12 26 13.76.
TALIjiiW vjuiet; city i$2H ier pk ).
4V: conn try ipkg freei, 4i,.74c.
RICE Firm: domestic fair to extra.
a-,-054'"" Jtiiari. nominal.
BITTER Steady : street price, extra
presmerv. JJiJTc. tiflicial prices, unchanged.
CHEESE Market firm; receipts. Lr;
Stat full cream, small. oUi colored and
wh:te, fancy. 144c; state fine. 134c: state,
late made, colored and while, poor to
choice. Iittlt4r: state larre, colored and
white. fancy, 14c: state. new, small,
colored and white, fine, lie. stale, fair to
choice. 114i)124c.
EtS Furo. western storage firsts, lkj
;sc.
I-OCLTRY-Alive, steady: fowls. 144c;
turkeys, lie: dresstd stead , westsrn
thickens. I"ri12c; fowls. 105154c; turkeys.
13 11 In.
Vt.au r. bNn
beat, bu . .
Corn. bu....
Oats, bu
caae count.
Reveij.ts Shipments
5 aai n iai
V 27 (aai
14. av
3 17..rl.
2
list,
S'-4
W
S2
S.-.4
W4
1224
M
14
404
'304
474
1H2
".1
n
so
si 4
a:4
5
li4
W
1
40
'3T-4
47
186
Hocking Vslley
no pfd
Illinois Central JJOO !
Iowa Central WO 254
do pfd
K. C. Southern l.ioo 2
do pfd l."0 a
Louis. Nashville... 6.1( 3454
Manhattan L 3on in".
Met. Securities .S00 77
Met. St. Ry la.s1 UK
Mexican Central i) 214
M. St. L
M.. St. P. & B. 9. M . l.ioo 1154
do pfd 1S
Mlssourt Pacific 2.!i0 St
M.. K ft T f0 2:4
do pfd 3 5S
N. R. R. of Mex. rfd
N. Y. Central IO.I00 1434,
N Y O ft W 4.1"0 4l
Norfolk ft Western.. 2 800 784
do pfd
Pennsylvania 22.600 13T.4 1344
P.. C. C. St. L
Reading tfi.ion
do 1st pfd 100
do 2d pfd
Rrs;k Island Co t.K
do pfd
St. L. ft S F. M pfd.
St. Louis S. W
do pfd l-"00
Southern Pacific ".o
do pfd 1 WW
Southern Railway.... 20
do pfd 10
Texas ft Pacific 400
T . St. L. ft W 100
do pfd I""
Vnlon Pacific .. 106.4.-1
do pfd 1K
Wabash "
do pfd S'f
W. ft L. E -
Wisconsin Central.... too
do pfd 4II
Northern Pacific S.100
Adams Ex
American Ex 2444 238
l'tiited States F.X
Wells-Fargo Ex
AmaJ. Copper
Am. Car ft Foundry.
do pfd
Am. Cotton OH
do pfd
Am lie, offered
do pfd rtfs
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. IxKomotlve
do nfd
Am. Smelt, ft Refng. 2
do t.fd ioo
Am. Sugar Ri fng .
Am. Tobacco pfd ctf.
Anaconda M Co
Brooklyn R. T
Colo F'lel Iron
Consolidated IW
Corn Products
do pfd
Distillers' Securities..
General Electric
International Paper..
do pfd 794 7?4
International Pump
do pfd
National Iad 4 500
North American 2.400
Pacific Mail 1
People s Gas I.Win
Presaed Steel Car 700
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.. loo
Republic Bteel 1 400
do pfd "
Rubber Goods ( .
do nfd
Tenn Coal ft Iron... S 800 83
V S. Leather
do pfd. offered
1. S Realty
V. S Rubber 1.400
do pfd 2i
V. S. Steel S son
do pfd t 000
V -Carolina Chem... 200
do pfd
Westlnghouse Klee... 0
Western Vnlon 300
844
'I2
155
Ka.4
.4
141.4
1S3
4!4
2$
76
30
21
1724
18
5124
7
6:
M4
1874
3n0
E-4
M4
424
7
7
87
D2
161
ft
48
274
61
1454
1M
7C
1164
214
55
1154
158
K4
MS
5S
544
14.14
4
77
?1
l:i54
71
4
91
854
284
73
66
Law ale a Mocks aad Bands.
LONDON, May 11. Closing quotations on
stocks and bonds: I
. US: T Canlra) 144 :
. HO Norfolk fc 1
. V do pfd .. M
. sS Onuric a w y
.l(ai, wenna. I.ania ?f",
IDS Rand Mlnaa 10
.lal4 kaadint 47 a
. 4S do 1st pfd 44
. i do til pfd 43
. 17.,vj Soniham milny ... oti
. 11, So pfd s
, Southern Parlfir Wj
. M 'Vnlon Paiifjc t3i-
.41 do pfd 10OI,
. Hi'lt". gisal 21
. si I do pfd m:
ahaat, 1J,
.14d do p'd 41
. Spitnh 4 M.
. .. A , in v A ...... ..........
iBU-Ati-Liira per cent.
The rate or discount In the open market
for short bills Is 24f2 5-16 per cent, for
three months' bills, 244i2 5-16 per cent.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, May 11 Monej was in active
demand In the market today in connec
tion with the transfer of $15.ooo.oo to the
Bank of England for the account of Japan
and repayments due the bank by the mar
ket. Discounts were steady, bill buyers
were cautious In view of contingencies.
Trading on the stock exchange was quiet,
and the lone was uncertain pending the
outcome of the settlement. Consols eased
slightly depressing kindred securities, but
closed with an improvement. Americans
opened quiet. Operators generally were
apathetic and the market closed quiet.
Imperial Japanese governments of 1904
were quoted at 101.
PARIS. May 11. Prices on the Bourse
today opened irregular, but closed firm.
Russian imperial 4s were quoted at 86. 25,
and Russian bonds of 1S'4 at 610.
BERLIN. May 11. Prices on the Bourse
I today generally were weaker.
April 17.
April 17..
April 1..
April 2X1..
April 21.. I
April 22..
April it. .
April 34..I
April 26..'
April 3..
April 17..
April 3d..
April 2..
April 30 . j
May 1 ..,
May 3. ..I
May 3...
May ...(
May 5. . J
May ..f
Mav 7,..:
Mav 8... I
Ms'v . .
Mav 10..:
Mav 11..
7 03
7 14!
i 22
6 374, 4 7
6 24. 4 76
6 234 4 61 7 10,
t 294: 4 79 7 10!
( 824 4 81 j 7 0i
, aui i tu
$ $l 92; 6 66' 8 7J
$9 IM 5 4SM I U
6 86 , 6 38 , 6 6j 8 71
6 651 6 4c 1 7
421 8 77
3 78
( to; 6 Sol 6 SS
j 6 851 6 4
8 & It
I K I Kl
8541 7 08, $ 81 b 7Ci I 83, 3 87
6 264i 7 74 7 04i 7 UB; 6 77i 6 3i 8 65
6 2.'4 4 78 I 6 98; t 77 1 6 3j 3 65
6 I64, 4 74 6 II, 5 72 , 6 M, 3 7
6 104 4 71 6 83 6 07 ! 5 37, 3 9
6 10T. V., 6 771 7 03 t 65! 3 88
1 1 B4 , so.
6 83 , 6 sv,
6 75 1 01
5 114 4 68
6 1S4 4 65
I 244 4 69
6 ;i 1 4 MS:
6 27S! 4
6 1741
6 154
6 19
6 274
4 t-4
a
4 7
4 68
4 64
6 76'
6 72
6 ftti
6 t
6 63
6 62
7 01
I
7 03
6 98
6 93
6 M a 32'
$ 64 t 26,
5 .1 5 1
6 72 : 17
6 64 I 36;
3 61
3 65
t .,
3 68
3 62
6 67 1
6 69
6 64
6
5 61
6 65
i 3 64
r. 21'
3 69
3 65
3 62
3 62
No. Av Sh.
44 S-4S 248
f J
'4 M HO
71 t; s
ai :ii 4t
44 i...
47 .t.i
4i ::ti n
71. Jl'7 14(1
7C ;a jim
7c. i 40
7v in Hu
hi' it;: . .
f ?7 lit,
a IM . .
HJ ?' 14('
Sl
;. i4!
3 Jim so
a ::'0 iu
71 f41 ...
4J iSJ
71 i4 40
47 ?.t
'( 14" 200
29 SKf. . .
4i Utl SO
74 ?3 140
43 (42 Ml
U Si ...
74 aU 12C
4u tli 4V
47 1TJ 120
I" . if,a av
10
6 12
& 15
5 IV
No
7t ...
70 . .
If...
47 ...
't ...
It ...
Av
h
MO
.raj
. r'-'-t
:'a
:i
.114
aa
. f.
rs4
. t4l
Jot
140
44
140
XI
l
IK
0
(Ml
J40
40
40
140
40
50
Pr
I J7S
t r
t rs
t7
t:
1 r
r
f
r
r-
I !T
7
4 T
i r
4 r7
r
t r7
t 17
I Ml
8 tfi
4 4
t lu
t HI
I HO
I to
I 3d
6 at
I 14
t 30
4 10
t l
:
ruu of
for the
30c
boiled.
roe shad.
frog legs,
Indicates Sundsv
The official number
of slock
of ca'S
in today by each road was:
Cattle Hops Sheep. Us es
brought
Roads
Missouri Pacific
I". P. System
C. ft N. W
F.. E. ft M V
O. St P.. M ft O ...
B. ft M
C. B. ft Q
C, R. 1. ft P.. east....
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Western
9 2
16 15
1 2
29 2S
21 4
24 IS
lo 8
3
2 1
, 1
Total receipts 115
The disposition of the receipts was as fol
lows, each buyer purchasing the number of
head indicated:
Weekly statement Bank ef France.
PARIS, May 11 The weekly statement
of the Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation, decreased
135. 520.000 francs; treasury accounts, cur
rent Increased. S.HnO.noti francs; gold In
hand. 1ncreasd. 54.O5o.n00: bills, discounted,
decreased. 216.150.000 francs, silver in hand,
increased, 126.000 francs.
25.300
1.900
I'lO
5 HI
l'l
100
100
17.300
(.
2.H0
l.io
l.l'lO
9 3no
15 ) a)
9 800
vm
!
1 son
l.ioo
824
3f.
974
33
954
6
44
494
1114
1154
1194
1354
954
111
17014
44
1934
124
VI
177
4
1014
36
no
394
94
2344
184
74
35
804
3.54
974
324
954
i
44
484
1134
1144
1194
1844
944
1"94
5-4
454
18Y4
124
104
434
176
454)
FI14
S4
93
2344
18
73
54
'794
59
624
119
i4
954
22
35
W4
1224
96
194
414
154
204
47
191
24
2444
1224
245
814
(i
974
7,3
95
E
87
174
43
44
n:t
116
11 9;
1354
Sh
111
6O4
4.74
1894
124
60
4
176
2"4
79
30
61
4KVi
1014
8
1024
""
934
234
184
734
Wool Vsrkrt.
BOSTON. May 11. WOOl-The wool mar
ket is exceedingly firm and for territory
wools prices are generally higher. Scoured
wools are moving freely, but business in
other grades is restricted by lack of sup
plies here. I nthe west the market is active
and on the limited supplies of new wools
which have arrived price are higher. The
range In this market is aoout a follows,
though some grades are still nominsJ: Ohm
and Pennsylvania XX and sbova. 3aVftV4e;
X. fle; No. 1 S6ti37e: No. t. ?7fi38c: fine un
washed. 24I&2&C; unmerchantable. 27(52c: un
washed delaine. 271328c; unmerchnntable. 28
tT29c. Michigan fine unwashed. 22ig.Sc; fine
unwashed delaine, 2mi26c. Kentucky. In
diana, etc , three-eighth to nne-ausrtr
Mood, S132c. Texas twelve months, 2627c;
eight months, 23iS24c; fall. 206210. Cali
fornia northeri. choice. 3Kfi2,c; average. 24
(825c; middle counties 24tr25c. Oregon east
ern staple. 22323c: valley No. 1. 25iS2he. Ter
ritory: Idaho, fine. iiK&iic; heavy fine 17J
18c; fine medium. SOfSilc: medium, 22fr23c.
Wyoming, fine. 19B20c; fine medium, 19'?3(c;
medium. 23ffi24e. t'tah and Nevada, fine. 21
3r!2c; fine medium. 21iS22c. Montana, fine
average. 21fi22c; fine medium average. 21'ii
22c. Colorado, fine. WSlte. New Mexico.
Improved. Is-WISc.
1ONDON. May 11. WOOL The offerings
at the wool auction sales amounted to
15.304 bales today. Competition was spirited
throughout wiih prices unchanged Amer
icans bought greasy second cross-bred hog
gets at Is 4d and a fair quantltv of Vic
torian greasy first combings at Is 44d. New
4ieaiana greasy cross-rireos and extra light
greasy half-bred combings were also taken
by Americans The offerings of courds
were small. They were sold chiefly to Bel
glum and France, Cape of Good Hope and
Natal grades were in good demand. Fol
lowing are the sales In detail: New South
Wales. 1.800 bales: scoured, llrtijls lOVjd;
greasy. FSd'&'ls 24d. Queensland. Mi bales;
scoured. Is fidi&is ISd; greasy. 64 dials 24.I.
Victoria. 1 600 bales; scoured, is 2d(als lov,.
greasy, 9rlr1s 4Vd South Australia. 6 4)
bales; scoured. Is id. greasy, 94dys Id.
New- Zealand, 9.800 balet; scoured 9d-&ls
104d: greasy. 7dT!s 4d Cape of Good
H ope and Natal, l.tyio bales; scoured, Is 41
rpls 4d: greasv. 64d(ulo4d
ST. LOVIS. Msy 11 WOO L Firm ; n,e
dtnm grades, combing snd clothing -ft
-4c; light fine. 224Jtic; heavy fine. 1720c:
tub-washed, 3241c.
Buyers.
Omaha I"acking Co..
Swift and Company.
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armcur ft Co
Cudahy, from K. C.
Vansaht ft Co
Lobman ft Co
Hill ft IIuntzingfT...
Mike Haggerty
J B. Root ft Co
Morton ft G
6 ft S
Other buyers
Total
CATTLE-
Cattle. Hops Sheep.
btai 676 1"9
7HS 9:cj 1.2"2
57i .;''' 714
513 1,614 iM
155
35
2". .... ....
13
4
4.8
6
60 91
2.716 4.715 2,817
There was a small run of cattle
here this morning and as buyers all seemed
to want a few irch supplies there was a
little better tone 10 the trade than has been
noticed for some time past There was not
a great deal of Improvement in the market,
but it was easier to mil the cattle than has
laen the case of late.
The market on beef steers could be quoted
fairly active and steady with yesterday.
In the case of nice neaiby weight cattle, or
in fact of anything that just suited buyers
s lime stronger p.iccs were paid, bui the
general run of cattle sold in very much
the same notches they did yesteraay. As
buyers all took hold quite freely and c.Hei
lna wars liuiiLod, most evai Uuii waa La
poaad of in good season. There were no
strictly prime cattle offered with whicu to
make a good top to the market.
The market on cows and hellers was also
fairly active, with the feeling a little better.
The choice bunches could tie quoted strong,
with the general run of cattle steady. The
same as with steers, though, buyers took
hold quite freely, so that a good clearance
was made at a reasonably early hour.
The market on bull, veal calves and
stags showed 110 quotable change lrom yes
terday. Very few Blockers and feeders were on
sale today, the same as has been the case
all the week. As a result speculators were
all anxious for fresh supplies and expressed
their wiilingness to pay stronger prices for
desirable grades. Even common to me
dium grades sold without much trouble at
fully as good prices as were paid yesterday.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
4 n
I li
t ti
1 :t
4 24
t Hi
6 ii
4 !:,
I it
I if"
I 34
I a,
6 74 11
6 n to ir
4 26 7 lit
I lit 44 :.lh
4 Hi
l!i t m
6 8 4.7 :
t a. 1: xs
6 it 4i tu
4 If 74 tM
t 7 41 811
4 I- 411 11
I J7 7J 21,
t r 7:
I 17 44 X7
t 27 an 2M
i 27 61 244
t 27 Z tt.1
t 17 tr 24.2
6 27 2i 24
t 17 113 JUt
4 27 Li iut
SHEEP 1 here was a smaller
sheep here today than ha arrived
last several days, and no particular change
in the market was noticeable. Something
that Strut k the fanev of bnvera sold wilh-
1 out trouble at yesterday s prices, but where
(there was a lack of quality the market
was rather slow. The demand from pack
ers was evidently not as heavy as lt might
have been, for otherwise with such light re
ceipts as arrived today an active and
higher market would have been experienced.
as rngn as 84 50 was paid for Mexican ewes,
and some Mexican lambs and yearlings
mixed sold fca- $6 60.
The lamb market also showed but little
change from yesterday; the aame as with
sheep, god stuff sold without diffi
culty, while common kinds were
more or ' less neglected As high
as $5 75 was paid for fair clipped lambs.
Quotations for c!ipred slock: Good to
choice lambs. $5 75f(i oO; fair to good lambs,
$5 25'a6.76: good to choice Colorado wooled
lambs. 86 (kii7.O0; good to choice vearllngs.
$5 00(6 5 26; fair to good yearlings. $4 5oi5.0i;
good to choice wethers $4 60(04.75: fair to
good wethers 84.25fi-4.50: good to choice
ewes, $4 25?4 56; fair to good ewea. $4.0O(
4 25. Wooled at or a sells from 75c to $1 per
100 pounds higher than flipped stock. Rep
resentative sales:
No.
6(1 western fwes.
10 western cull ewes
813 western ewes
1 western ewe
Ill west, lambs and yearlings
264 western lambs
116 western wethers
219 western wethers
wethers
w et hers
cull lambs
lambs
Mtaaeaiaalts trnta Market.
MINNEAPOLIS Mav 11 - W11K 4.T Mav.
f Ot Jtll. lev . sr,rii,.t . sr,c; Nil 1 hard
t : 9-a 1 nertheen: $f 1 !V " norOvm,
IfLot'R fuel luteins, (k,.7i, is-.itiid
Pearls Market.
PEORIA. III. May 11 "ORN-Steady ;
No 3 yellow. 49-'; No. S. 4c; No. 4. 4v; no
elude. 4t;t,Hi47c
OAT S I'm hanged. No. 3 w hite, 304c. No
4 white 3k
V.'H!SKT-1 28
414
l.t4
XI 4
94
334
1714
92.4
S9
108
294
974
374
1704
S3
Total sales for the day, 25.O0o shares.
34
106
824
114
87
04
T4
81
964
334
1064
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, May 11. COTTON-Ppot
closed quiet: middling uplands, 6.15c; mid
dling gulf. 8.4'ic; sales. 2.7oo bules
LIVERPOOL. May ll.-COTTON-Spr.i In
fair demand: prices unchanged; American
middling. 4"d The sales of the dav were
10.000 bales, of which 1 ,11(10 were for specula
tion and export and Included r.5o( Amer
ican. Receipts, S.Ouu bales, including 2,600
American.
NEW ORLEANS. May 11. COTTON
Firm; sales. 2,io tiales: ordinary, b 3-1'lc;
t'Hra ordinary, ; low middling 7&-io;
middling, 74c; good middling, 6 3-10c; mid
dling fair. 64c; receipts. 4.UM5 baJes; stock,
192 6S3 bales.
ST. LOI'IS, May 11. COTTON- Steady ;
miciauiig. 14c: sales. 672 tiales, receipt. 100
bales; Bhiprnents, 532 ttttles; stock. 4! 975
bales.
6T. IXIL'IS. Mav 11 MKT A 1 J5Tart
dull, $4,474. Spelter," lower, $5,274
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Mav 11. METAI.R The
Umoon tin market was weak and lower
closing at ftl35 15 for spot and i.133 17s 6d
for futures. The local market was easv in
sympathy, with soot ouoted at ta 7(ii-wi .
The London copper market was easier, clos
ing at tsnim lor bom spot and futures.
locally the situation is said to be a little
steadier on the basis of $15.ii1d 25 for lake.
$15.004j 15.124 for electrolytic and $14 78 tor
casting. Lead was unchanged at 4.12 16s 3d
In London and remained firm In local mar
ket at $4 JO'M.ao. Spelter was unchanged at
s.23 1oe In the London market, but con
tinued weak locally, with spot quoted at
$5 tifiS 70. Iron closed at 62s in Glasgow and
at 54s 9d In Middlesborougli. Ixscally iron
is unchanged; No. 1 foundrv, northern is
Quoted at $17 25j 18 .00; No. 2 foundry, north
ern. $1675117.60; No. 1 foundry, southern,
and No. l foundry, southern soft. $17 253
17.75; No. I foundry, southern, Iic.75tfl7.00.
No. Av. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
1 w t m 31 1 1ST t in
4 ci7 1 0 U"7 6 Id
1 tlt.0 t tf' 14 12.ii I 10
1 474 4 no 11 lil'l 4 IS
I 440 4 d 1 1IC 6 16
43 tu I tt 12 Hit: 6 14
1 1370 4 26 14 Ilf, 6 11
i i4 4 1217 6 20
Jt, 444 4 46 34 Ult I to
7 4 Wl 34 1173 4 D
1 lln 4 Ml 2 1S40 I 24
j ( 4 M Jt 1!U ( 30
(, 420 4 44 3 .....1?4 4 30
40 1041 4 74 V ..ISM 6 M
H 10.7 4 74 3 .1217 I 30
Id 1(U(I 4 74 41 ....1187 i St
(,1 1U44 4 to 1 l, o xf,
7 71 4 HO 34 1S10 t U
is ml 4 a 4 :i'",i i as
I M.Z 16 IS !!(. 6 31
ri aaO 4 W) 2:1 12(l 6 36
40 4 Kl 3" 1277 6 40
Jl . 4 0 14 124(1 4 46
1 lb 4 IKI 2" KIM t 40
M 41 4 SO 2C 17 4 M
it lint. 4 t Z2 160a 1, 60
12 11"7 4 at. 16 1447 6 Ml
4f. ll:u 4 I 17 1215 6 40
2, 1174 6 06 22 lilt fc BT,
-1 947 4 05 .14 la.-i 6 70
40 UII I 10
STEERS AND COWS.
it Set t 16 4. Ilka 6 16
f, (ITt 4 ii 107i f, a
jl kat t 14 12M i. 30
6 W6 76 a 1176 t, 40
, til 4 R iJ'H i ii
bTr.tl'hb ANn HElFEKa
114 t 10
SI EERS AND BULLS.
33(1 west rn
219 western
i western
194 western
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
A v. Pr
76 3 00
1.2 4 00
64 4 50
110 t 25
IK $ 50
73 6 50
3 Vi 3 50
100 4
loO 4 50
!( 4 50
69 4 75
78 i 75
MARKET
OMAHA HOI.ftl.ft MtttKCT.
rosdlllaa of Trade anal Qaototloaa on
8la)e and Faae frodoee.
EGGS Ktv-npts. Talr, market. stf4;
CS II. 1 '1 .. K. ,
LIVE POVLTR Y Hent K4nc; young
roosters according to sie. S9c. o.d
roo-ter 6x ttirseas 14i1j. fl'i' 1.1 lie
R I" TTKR Packing stock ii'nl4c, f hoi.
to fancy dairy. lxSJ-'ot, ittanin), 4381.4,
' FRESH FROr.EN FI5H-Freh trout,
12r: pickerel, 64c: p ke. 94"i pert h. n
bluefish, lie. whitehsh 10c salmon. 11c;
redsiiiiri-er 9c. green halibut, li"; crapplea.
lis; buffalo. 7c. white ,,c; herrtna.
3lc: Snanisn macaerel. 12v . lobsters.
45r; green. 4"c; finnan haidies.
such, 75c, shnd roe, per psir.
per dos., 3'it . catfis'i. 14r,
HAl'-Pnces quoted bv Omaha Whole
ssie Hav Denlcrs association: Choice No.
1 upland $70; No. 2. $7 00: medium. Ml";
coarse. $6(. Rve straw. 8 00. These price
aie f. r hat of good color and quality-
BRAN Per ton. $1600.
TROPICAL FRtlT.
ORANGES Extra tar' y Mediterranean
sweets, ali sites $2.7i4j4 : fanty narela.
stses 1245 1VI. 17, 2lV. 21, 254J. tiS1iiii
90, 56, lit $t6"4S2.7a, seedlings, ail sises.
$2 78
LEMONS-Cslifornia. extra fancy. 378,
nay nd 90O Else. $1 no, lanr;, Z, 300 and
60 aite. $2 76; choice. 240 and 270 eise, $136.
St1 snd 360 slse. $2.50
DATES Per box of 30 lb. pkgs . $2 00;
Hallowe en. in 70-lb boxes, per It... r
FIGS California, per K-ib carton, lir
K'. : Imponeo Smyrna 4-crown, lOe; -crown.
12c.
PANANAS- Per mdium sixed bunch.
$1 75W2 25 lumbos. $2 5 5 00.
GRAPFFRI IT Caltfornls. per box of M
to 4 no: F1 Ti.l" ST. t.45r 6i.
PINEAPPLRS Florida, par crat cf 3.
30. 36, or 42, $3 5(1.
FRUITS.
CALIFORNIA th tKKIEg- Blsck. pT
$-lb., box. $175. while, per 8-lb. boa, $1.60
STRAWBERRIES Arkansas, per 34-qt.
cae. 3-' 00
TANGERINES California, per half-box.
$2
CRANBERRIES Jersey s per crate, $1 au,
VB.GETABLE3
TURNIPS-New . per dot, 4.V.
I'ARRi TS New , per dox., 41.c.
PARSNIPS 4ld, Ver bo 40c.
WAX BEAMS Per 'e-ru 00a, $1.00; ttrlni
beans, per 4-bu. box, 75c,
POTATOES Home grown. In sacks, par
bu , 8oc; Colorado, per bu., 46c; new pota
loes. per lb , 6c.
BEANS Navy . per bu , $2 08.
CUCUMBERS Per dot. $1 00fl1 25.
PEAS Nw. per box, $"..5'fll.76
TOMATOES Florida, fancy, per 6-batket
crate, $3 76
SPINACH-Per bu.. Ttc,
ONIONS New southern. per dos.
bunches, 15c. per crate of about 50 lbs.,
$2.25.
CABBAGE California in crates, per Ik.
3c.
BEETS New. per dot bunches. 45c.
RADISHES Hot house or southern, par
dot.. 25-
LETTUCE Hot house, per dox., tac; head
lettuce tier dot . $1.00.
RHUBARB Home grown, per lb..
PARSLEY I'er dox. bunches, lie.
ASPARAGUS Horn grown. per
bunches, 40ii50c.
M 1 SCELLA N EO US.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 16c; old. 17c; Wis
consin brick. 16c; Wisconsin lumburger, 15c.
NUTS Walnuts. No. L soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hard shells, per lb., 13c;
No. 2. soft shells, per lb.. 12c: No. 2. hard
shells, per lb.. 12c; pecan large, per lb..
12c: smalL per lb.. 10c; peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 6c; Chill walnuts,
per lb.. 12toi34c; almonds, soft shell, per
lb, 17c; hard shell, per lb.. 15-r: chestnuts,
per lb.. I34i3c; new black walnuts, per
bu.. 75r90c; shellbark hickory nuts, per bu .
$1 75; large hickory nuts, per bu.. $1.60.
HIDES No. 1 green, 74c; No. 2 green,
64c. No. 1 salted. 34c; No 2 salted. iVjrc;
No. 1 veal calf. 10c; No. 2 veal calf. 9c;
dry salted, 7 til 4c. sheep pelts. 3i.'Jt.$1.0ij;
horse hides. tl.Mf3.00.
2c.
don.
Cattle Steady to Ten Cents Lower
Hoars Five tents Higher.
CHICAGO. May 11. CATTLE Receipts.
8.50(1 bead; market steady to 10c lower; good
to prime steers, $6 6007 76; poor to medium.
$4.5r& 5o: stookcrs and feeders. f2.7Me.Y2Ti;
cows. $3 OOfcS 2D; lielfers $?,.(tji.5l, catvners.
$ln nr2 40; bulls. $2.P"a4.75. calves. 83.00tfM.6o.
HOGS Receipts. 1r,iKXi head: estimated to.
morrow. 16 CO; market IV higher; mixed and
butchers, $.-. vttfM; rood to choice heavv
4 o ee Market.
NEW YORK. May 11 COFFEE-Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices In response lo steadv cahlcs and con
tinued bullish Praslhan news. But the.e
was quite a good deal of profit-taking and
with fresh buying orders light. The mar
ket at the close was steady net M"Wi5 potnia
lowr. fSaJes were reported of 62.250 Iwgs,
including May at .i(att.M5c: June. Tscj
July. .6tifc.t5c: September. 7aV&7Hc; fsr
tohcr 7 lofi77 c: NovembiT. 7.30c; Decem
ber, 7. 3(ii 7 40v; March, 7. Vc. Spot, steady;
No. 7 Rio, 640.
Dry t.ooda Market.
NEW YORK. May 11 DRT GOODS Tha
boom In wool causing the majority et
manufacturers to advance prlc-a Today a
number of advances ranging from 24c to
0c a yard were announced Cotton goods
sre quiet. All unusually large propornon
87. 45&6 00- rolich beavv 15 nftl. m- i,n i If quiet. .ll unuauaiij (.iu.......u
85 '0I5 ' bu k of siTes 15 45 66 ' U country looms is running on export
sltr-pp a vi?' 1 atfuTr.-60'.,. ,r. I goods, for which there has been an excep-
SflLEP AND LAMrln tu-cri.ils. 15 (i
head; sheep, market strong; fair to choice
mixed, shorn. 81274 25. w estern sheep,
shorn. $4.'K-'o6 26; native lambs, shorn, $4.00
H7i;.50; western lambs. $4 567.40.
Kansas City Live Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 11 CATTLE-Receipts.
2.5.10 head. Including 700 southerns.
Market steadv; choice exjx.rt and di-essed
beef steers. $5 Va 50; fair to good, $4.5ofa
6 40; western fed steers. $4.5iii.25. stock
ers and feeders, $3.2(i;Y16; southern steers,
$3 .5007.50; southern cows. $2 2f,ii-4 .40- native
cow s, $2 25(&4. KT, : native heifers. $3.2f4i6 40;
bulls. $2.75fn.5: calves, $3.KKao.50.
HOGS Receipts. 7.I44I head; market 5c
higher. Top, $,-, .!..; bulk of sales $Ya04j6.4o;
heavy. $6.374fu", 45: '.ackers, 8fi.30ji6.40; pigs,
and lights. 1 5iu5 25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 5.500
hiid ; market loc lower; lambs. 15c lower.
Native lambs, 8.r..5i"f7.Ki; western lambs.
8f..."ti" 10; fed ewes and yearlings. 84.2n3
6 25, Texas clipped yearlings. $4.75it5.2.i;
Texas clipped sheep. $4.0(1(0 4 90; Blockers
and leeders. $2 6otii4.5o
tlonslly heaT demand. Lightweight brown
cottons arc particularly scare. Jobbing
trade is quiet.
Liverpool Grata Market.
UVERItlOU May 11 -WHEAT Spot.
Cull; No. 1 t'alifornia, 8s B4d. Futures,
firm : May, 6s t4d.
CORN Spot, steady: American mixed,
new. 4s $4d. Futures, firm; May, 4s $4d.
Dnlath Grain Market.
DULI TH. May 11 WHEAT To snivel
No. 1 northern. 89r On track: No. 1
northern. 904c; May, 904c; July, 964c; Sep
t em tier. 604c.
OATS To "arrive and on track, Soc.
Toledo
May
mijiiMv
$7 .. t n I.e.. 1, 8
I'l'tiu liiuuli., ll'rj.
tseed Maraet
II. SEE! '.S-
:. ,.nuio
Bank of Eaaland aiatesseat.
liOXDON. May 11 The weekly statement
of the Bank of England shows the follow
ing changes- Total reaerve. increase. 94.
Ouv; circulation, decrease. 4:22 W'. bullion,
increase. 446519. other awuntirs. decreaae.
2. 187 .(; 01 her deistcit. decrease. 149.
(aai. public deposits. Increase. al2(j9.0o6; notes
reserve. Increase, k7.m(0; government ae
cutties Increaae. ISfi.oOo.
Tlie proportion of the bank s reserve to
liahilitv this week is 60 21 per cent, as com
pared with 47 56 per cent last we-k The
rale of discount was unchanged today at
4 per cent.
Bank Cleorlaa".
OMAHA. Mav 11 -Bank ciaarii.gs fur to
day w .-re $1,254 829 29 and for the eorra
spindlug date last year 81.409 282 15.
Kiter. .sh reaawry etaieaweai.
alaike, r-.m-'i WAS MING" liN May ,1 -T.Hiay iatc-
a rat al of lue ueauj baiatiucs la tue ccn
agar nod Molaaaes,
NEW YORK May 11. SUGAR Ra w.
rVieady; fair refining. 34c; centrifugal 96
teat. 44c; molasses sugar. 34c Refined,
quiet; No. C 126c; No. 7. 6. Joe. No. 8 6 10c;
No. 9, 65e: No 10. 5c; No. 11. 4oc; No. 12.
4 65c; No. 13. 4. Tac; No. 14 4 7'ic; confection
ers a. s. ua-; inouia a. .?; ut loat. (,c;
crushed. 6 65c; tsowdered. S9oc; granulated,
l.8f c; cubes. 6 10c.
NEW ORLEANS. May 11. SUGAR
Quiet: open kettle. S444c: open kettle
centrifugal. 4414 l.-.-16c. (-ntrifuga! whites
4"; ellows. 44a5-16c; seconds. Ill-Kj
ilOLASSES-N. mtnal: open kettle lS-S
M. -, centrifugal, 4ii 14c. Syrup, nominal 30c
Oils nod Hosla.
OIL CITY. Msy 11 OII Cr-dir balances.
81 29; eerrinoaie. no bid, shipment. 9 371
bbls : average, t,.r2 bbls.; run 9S or.z bbls
average. 75 447 bbls. sltuptnent, Lima. 46 975
ntMS ; average as.js bbla ; runs, t.ii24 l.bla ;
average. 34 K30 uos,
SAVANNAH. May 11 OTL-Turventtne
firm a!4r,-
ROSIN-Firm: A. B. C tl i": D. $3 25: V.
83 Jl: F. U to: G. r.4". H. $5 . L $.v; K,
4, , 34.ta; .N, 84 iu. v v , $4 tu.
4 21 3 60
COWS
j 97 t 25 t Ml t ti
I 71.0 2 30 IE 473 IN
1 ktai I ai. t:t IM
4 S23 Z IF. 1 If 3 40
I Hl 3 1 t rT t Ml
1 860 2 4" 2 I l
1 .. 1140 2 6 1 llf.0 4 00
J 11.74 t 641 4 107 4 no
1 10110 2 40 I l.KH 4 00
4... J 10 1 4 HI
t k2a 2 75 4 1012 4 00
I oat. 2 76 30 100 4 act
3 7M 2 a 1 inkli 4 W
kw, 2 to 1 ii.iy 4 10
1 ll 2 to t lliij 4 10
t a04 t HO 2 1M 4 1
20 " la 4 10
1 IM I 00 4 lotl 4 10
1 luf I 0 2 m 4 )S
1 1040 t 00 2 110 4 IS
1 1214 I l t l.4 4 16
1 10M I 16 4 1070 4 !0
1 1120 3 26 1 110 4 ;o
1 1234 8 24 8 irrs 4 2
4 low 40 1 Mil 4
1016 I 40 1 mo 4 2S
1 1210 t 60 J 1200 4 38
I t3 3 hO 1 113H 4 2
I 4 8 0 14 111 4 o
I !! t to 1 r,i 4 n
6 1001 3 .".4 1 ... 1220 4 4
1 1160 3 04 7 1040 4 46
1 lsoo I ao 34 Kitt 4 as
12 73 I 75 4 kkk 4 66
1 100 I Tt 16 1 ok 4 65
3 114o 3 76 a 1224 4 76
3 1o 3 7 8 1368 4 ti
tl 644 3 80 1 :no 4 at
COB AND HElFEf.6.
4 476 2 40 2i 73 t 3
7 424 1 1 S3 t.a4 4 46
II. tot 3 26 12 nan 4 4i
T t4 t 25 I 71. 4 ii
1 4o 3 6 10 10 0 4 ao
li "t.7 t 71, 3! 440 4 70
- k "0 4 CO 12 1040 4 1
30 104 4 26
ttEli'EPJI.
f 874 I id 4 471. 4 00
2 81 I 00 83 7n 4 04
1 MO I 40 t to 4 26
1 71 4 () I 4 at
BULLS
t 1124 2 0 1 i21 I t
1 1030 I Tt 1 li,., I Ml
1 ! 2 76 2 Uii 4 uo
1 1120 2 ku 1 1470 4 0.,
1 WO 3 0 1 ia., 4 no
1 12410 8 ! IM6V 400
I aa 336 1 u,g 4 ,,
1 ' 8 4 1 IM0 4 Ml
I t 3 k 1 5 :i 4 OA
1 lout 8 a 1 i:.io 4 ao
1 7uo 3 44 .... ir.no 4 lo
1 ao t 76 I 1620 4 :o
1 12:o 3 76 1 1.74 4 2i
...... 176
STAGE
1 m J tl 1 . ....14' 3 rj
1 3 Jt 1 , 4 at
1 . 8
9-t. linla Live 9-tork Market.
ST. IiOUIS. May 11 CATTLE Receipts.
2Siio head, including 1.500 Texan Market
steady: name shipping and export su-era,
8;. 4("tti SO; di-essed beef and butcher steers.
84 WKa.5 76; steers under l.itKi pounds. $4.50fii
5.24".; Blockers and feeders. $4 aOftn 00; cow
and heifers. $2 .SltoR.lS: cariners $2.l?i2 80;
bulls $2rMi4.v: calves. 82 ."j6 00; Te xas
arid Indian sieers, $3.rVaVj5 .25; cows and
heifers. $3 00475.60.
HOGS Receipts. B.OOO head; market 6c
higher; pigs and light. $.'; Jofao .: packers,
84.75ii5 45; butchers and bf-st heavy, $5.30
I&5.55.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2 OHO
head; market sioadv; native muttons. $3.54
41 5 ot'. lambs. $7, (Kirg.6..V.: culls and bu. ks,
$3.25.50; Blockers, $2.6i'03.OO; Texans, $lta)
I.-6.00.
Stork Market.
May 11 4 "ATTLK-
l. Joseph Live
ST J.iSKPH. Mo.
Receipts, 1 946 head: market steady. N.i-
lh. es. 84.25ii fK'; cow s and heifers. $1.75(p
6 25: stockers and feelers. $2 75i .10.
HOGS Receipts. 6.511 head; market much
higher. Lights. iVi.SOfro.DO; medium and
heavy. r..32i 42t
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Receipts, 5.30
head; market stroiif; to 10c higher. Colo
rado laiahst, $7 tiO.
9mlth f.oe to f allfornla.
ST. IXIU1S. May 11 -Detective Wren of
Sun Francisco, with Edward J. Smith, tha
alleged defaulting city tax collector In cus
tody, has departed for that city.
REAL KST TK TRA8FK.R.
Moos City 1.1, e Utoek Market.
SIOUX CITY, la . May 11 i3jeciHl Tele
gram. I CATTLE Rcceij.t. fine head; mar
ket steady ; beeves, $4 (nkJ; ia., cows, bulls
and nit xea. $2 7647.2.' ; stot kers and feeders,
a3t"a4 50; calves and yearlings, 33 0vii4 5o
HOGS Receipts, 4.0m head; market ic
higher, selling at i.25t5.35; bi Ik of sales,
$5.251 5.274.
Hock la fricbt.
Receipts of live stk si the six principal
W4 stern markets yesterday were as follows:
Soul h 1 imahs
Sioux City
Kansas Clly
I St. Joseph
St. Loin
Chicago
Total
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
, 2.558 4.693 2.354
6.W 4 0tl
, S 600 :.ia. 6.5ai
. 1.948 .5!1 6 'i
. 2.3'io 6.iaMi ; ia,
, 6,5'i It.OtiO 15.000
.19.4245 45.104 30 156
IiV:KDS filed for record Msy 11 ss fur
nished by the Miland Guarantee snd Trust
company, bonded abstracter, 1614 Farnam
street, fur The Bet
Margaret OGrady (o Fannie Hegarty,
part lot 1, bloca 4. Routine's fourth
add $ 5$)
E. Skar and wife 10 J. Weber, lots 8
a id 9. block 3. Vassar Place 1.008
J lKiheriy aral wile to J. E. Doherty,
lot 28. Nelson's add .
J. E. Doherry to J. Doherty, lot 71.
Nelson s add
D. O. Smith and wife to C. E. Herring,
lot 6. oiocK 2. vtn camps add..
First National bank of Washington.
r-a.. to A. A. Hpurtw, lot , Dlock 12
Bemis park '.
Sheriff to the old Man's home of Phil
adelphia, Pa., lots 13 and 14. block 16,
Kountse Place 3,654
Dsnici vt . a lining to Shimer ft ( hate
company, lot 2. block . fllfton Mill..
The Bvron Reed ryinipany to Elizabeth
M Shahan. lot 9, Dewey Plat
Harry Hamilton Jones and wife to
Jenny Friedrich. eX?4 feet lot 11,
block A. Bedford j.tOt)
Georgia A. Merrltt and husband to
Mark J Herron. lot 14. block 7.
Gramniercy Park
D. V. Sholes company to Fred Bros,
lot 24. block 4, Iktmuan Place
500
l.OOO
1,004
LSOO
1
164
Kaaaas lr (.rain and Frovlaioaa.
KANSAS CITY Msy 11 -WH EAT-Ma v.
14c; Julv. 9,Vo98c; S-ptemla'r. 71c; caah.
No 2 bard. $1 '2! 1 'if. : No 3. KSctial irj; No.
4. 3c. No 2 red. $1 (li'&l a-.; No. 8, 6ca$l I2;
No. 4. (anhMc. Receipt, 4 cars
CORN May, 41,41. July, 444c; Septem
ber, 45c; cj.li No. 2 nnved. 4!,.i4!4c, No. 3.
49c: No 2 white. &(; No 3. tdVjc.
OATS No. 2 white, 3ia34c , No. t mixed.
SKollie.
KiGe Steady : Missouri and Kansas new
No 2, whltcwuod cast-s Included. 16c; case
count. 15c: case returned. 4 lower
BUTTER '"reanieri. 323 ; packing 15c.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, $9 &o4i 10 (Ki;
choice prairie, $7.75o8.(-i
Receii.ls
Wheat bu S.2U0
( orn, bu 9 ni
tata, I U 1.W8I
Shipments.
271.2(41
32 41
11 041
Mllwraokre Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. May 11 - WH FAT-FUm ,
No 1 northir-!. $1 2, No. 2 northern. $1 00
i&l 04 Julv. 64V ak-d
RYE-Firm No 1. 76"v-.
RARLEV-Ptrady; No. 2. 51c; sample, 2
tJias-
CORN-I-Trin; No. S. 464i494c, July, C4c.
Phlladrlnkla F'rotair Market.
PHILADELPHIA May 11 lll'TTKR
I.aei, extra western creavmery , 4'oi7c;
exit a nearby prints 26c.
EGGS l8(eB1 . nearhv fresh. 17c." at
mark: w sit-rn frehh. 174'!ilw'. ai mark.
CUthSC-Fitu, Nt lurk tali cream,
GOLDFIELD
BULL FROG
We are Issuing for the benefit of our
personal clientage a book complete In
every detail, telling of tha discovery
of these wonderful tamp and lhe,r
movements to date as seen and I hoto
graphed by Mr. Henry Anchester and
E. T. Thornton, our consulting en
gineer. We are operating one of tha
largest high grade propositions In ths
district and will snoruy open our
subscription book for a limited num
ber of share, to be decided utson later.
P.espeetfuly Submitted.
THE HENRI tttHtNTtH COMPAlf,
(Incorporated.)
Milwaukee talaeoosla.
Edwards-Wood Go
t laoorsuratad 1
ritvia Office: Flffo aad RoborU StrMtt
ST- PAUL. nNM -
DEALERS IN
Stocks, Grain. Provision.
Ship Your Grnin Jo Ua
ftraarh Ofllre. IIO.III Board of Trad
Blds Osaalia. !4ek. Trleobooe Ml 4.
212-214 Lxtiian- Uldg.. South Omaha.
Bell 'Phone iit. Independent Pnona 8
UNITED COPPER COMPANY
Dividond No. 8.
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6. la litrartara. a.ai ki 16 1p.
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