TITE OMAITA DAILY BEE: PATrRDAY, MAY 13. 1003.
13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bids of Kinetj-Fie CenU
Cash WbetU
Midi fot
Intuitu. 5 Vr TO- first clean, $4 PC'S 4 10;
second clears. $2 Si.
LRAN-In bulk, $li
NO CLREAL OFFEND EVEN AT THAT PRICE
Hollar Vtkrtl Refore En of Month
la ( Talk Corn Falls
Brian Irtltrdtr'i
Flgnre.
OMAHA. Mar 12. lfNlG.
Bids of P6e for nisn uwi veil made
on too grain exchange toiiay. Tint ia ou .c
Hoove. tui. ruay s Liua anu ! ab.,ve ticse
i'i tne tusi ji the weea. No grain was
ilulpl at th.it figure. Douar wheat bt.
1 mil i t toe inonUi la common talk
uujui the exchange.
ouiy Dfui vui.iiueu Its steady upnard
ijiuveiji"lit to hoTc. slay tiiitt'd at 9-',x.
r.ma us yetstei nay, ami Septerimer at ,o.
Crn opened ui.,.ut in saine, but dropped
ul. IwluvV yesterday. May closed at aa 4c,
t.l.l July at 4ic, iw juiy at n it, ntw
epternuer at iiifcc and oid at 44ic
nata lontinut-u firm at about me same
ligures.
Kanaaa City wheat storks have decreased
l.tnju bushels an lar thia v.eeg. At Chl
idu Smi.iko uusi.els of .No. i Was cleared
ekteiday, going to eastern mil la. At Min
neapolis i2h cai of tvtie.it were loaded out
of the elevators yesterday. There la Hume
Improvement at various mai kets In tha
flour business tn the last few aaya, orders
omlng from the, east fur prompt ship
ment. This shows a disposition on the (.art
of buy era to purchase only fur Immediate
w anis.
A Minneapolis wire to the Adams Grain
company says: "Cash situation is very
strong ; too much water In tn Red rlvar
valley. !'
Today's Inter Ocean aays: "Valentino,
who bought most of the July wheat when
the crd were selling It early In the week,
has. the pit thinks, i-old S.omi.i'OO bushels tli
laM two d:4.ys. It la also claimed that part
of It has Ir en taken bark throuxll broke',
iii'iulries by elevator men. based on the
i ial.ii of Jones that the southwest had lost
It eariy advan'.axo and would harvest in
earlier than usual, were sent out vesterday.
llubb.rd Mofflt. Pt. I ou'X. replied:
" "ndieatlons are that wheat harvest will
bo five X" ten days earlier than average,
a.'d conditions are good.'"
Chicago says "Howard Pirtcll s estl
tnate. c,f world's available wheat supply
.ilmws a docrea.'-e of V.,itti,tr) bushels for
April, compared with a decrease of 4,i00vio
bushels in April of last year. This shows
the big consumption that has and is going
on. for expirts from Argentina and Russia
and some other countries have tieen record
breakers lately and this Increase In the
reduction has been In the fare of that. We
vill l.ejir mro of this for the months of
ilny arid June."
Hrocvi'h ill cables from Liverpool: "Wheat
markets In Argenllna easy In tone, although
tliere is an active foreign demand. Ar
rivals from the Interiors have again he
come liberal, while the quality continues
satisfactory. Plowing Is making good
progress. Corn markets steady, with good
export demand Arrivals from Interior are
fair In volume and the conditions are satis
factory." Corn trade was light at Chicago. There
was a little covering of old July by the
shorts. Peoria wires to Omaha that there
Is a good Inquiry from the south for corn
and that some grades are up Vc Boston
cleared 172.000 bushels of corn.
E. W. Wagner, at Chicago, In a dispatch
to Punderland l'idtke, says: "Distress
threatens the bears because of the strin
gency In the old crop. There Is no relief
for the hears In a large crop for the early
months."
Omaha ( ash Prices.
n r.l 1 i I', t, IJMI'l. o,iiiiv, il. lini...
EOSSSc; Nil 4 hard. 60i:; No. t spring, !c.
CORN-Ko 4fic; No. S. 4fio; No. 4. 4ftc;
ro grade, 4iiT4:ic: No. 2 yellow. 464c: No.
S yellow. 44t; No. 2 white, 4fiVic; No. 3
white, 46c.
OATS No. 2 mixed. 29c: No. mixed,
rsc; No. 4 mixed, 2Vc: No. 2 white, .V'
(IIICAGO CRAI AMI PROVISIONS
Fratarea ( lb Iradlnc and ( loslaa;
Prices na Board of Trade.
CHICAJO. May 12 Cold, wet weather In
the northwest created bullish sentiment in
the wheat pit hr today. At the close July
wheat was up i,'ii V. Corn Is oft Sc- "a is
show a loss of 'U -'. I'rovlsiotis are a
shade to lower.
The strength In wheat developed after
trailing was well und r way. Early In ti o
session sentlmenl was about evenly di
vided. Urilliant weather throughout the
west and Southwest about offset the effect
of higher prices at Liverpool, due to de
creased shipments from Argentina. July
l ned a sh-i.le to Vu V- hlgtu-r at M's'iji-u.
Aftrr touching &iic, July eased oft to Nii :
on selling by pit traders who were Influ
enced by the Improved weather conditions
In the west an 1 southwest News from tho
northwest, however, whs di-iidiily bullish.
A dispatch from Minneapolis stated tout
weath' r in that section was extremely un
favoiable f r the growth of the spring
sown crop, cold rams retarding the devel
opment of the plant. Shorts cover, d freely
as a result In response July rallied to '
tiSj'.c. A mesfage from Kansas I lly Inti
mated that receipts there would soon show
a material Increase, started lllieral profit
tnkmg. With a temporary lessening of de
mand prices declined, July selling off to
M'o. A quick recovery followed on re
newed buying by shorts. The market closed
strong and nearly at the highest point of
the day Final quotations on July were at
Wc. Cleaiances of wheat and flour wero
equal to l.U.(!0 bu. Kxports for the week,
according to Rradstrect s. were equal to
8:i9.() bu. Primary receipts were Ini.uw bu.,
compared tvliJi 1'.4"1 bu. a year ago. Min
neapolis, Dultith and Chlcago reported re
ceids of 90 cars, against til last week and
7 a year ago.
owing to clear weather In the corn belt
the sentiment today was bearish. In
creased shipments from Argentina fur
nished an additional Incentive to sellers. A
feature of trailing was heavy selling by a
prominent commission house. The market
closed at almost the lowest of the dav. Julv
opened unchanged at i,c and closed at
4;"e. Local receipts were 41 cars, with 2 of
contract grade.
Kxcellent weather was a weakening in
fluence In the oats market. Cash houses
were the principal sellers. Julv opened a
shad" to 1,0 lower at ,c to LI'Sljc, sold
oft to 29'c and closed at i'u-ic. Local
receipts were K3 cars.
Higher prices for live hogs held the pro
visions market comparatively steadv. The
volume of business was light. July pork
closed nt a loss of fie at $12.4TV. iVrd was
oft L'tjc at J7.15. Ribs were a shade lower
at $7 ..
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
none; corn, 7 cars; oats, fl cars; hogs, 11, mx)
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market it AotiTa and Makes Cooiidertbla
Show of Strength.
ST. PAUL LEADS THE ABVANCE
Rumors of riaas to Increase Divi
dends oa a aaber of Issaea
tloslna; la Dall and
Hestr.
Artlclfs.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes y.
No. S white.
standard, 30c.
Carlot
:!Hc; No. 4 white,
29c;
Receipts.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago 1 44 83
Kansas City 4 19 7
Minneapolis 78
Omaha 1 7 9
Puluth
SU Louis 9 13 44
Miaaeaiiolla Wbrat Market.
Tha range of prices paid In Minneapolis,
as reported by the Edward-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Article. .Open. I High. Low. Close. Yest.
1 05
Mi
Wheat
May. ..
July...
Spt...
t'.rn !
July...47iSiV
Sept... I 4,"!
Dec... 44V,!
1 05
99
47
. 47',
4
06
97H
80 c.
4rt
4t;S,
44 W I
1 06Vj!
4H'
44
1 04
no's
47H
47'
Wheat
May
Julv
Sept.
Corn
Ms v
t.Tulv
tJulv
t.Sept.
tKri.t.
t 'a ts
Ma v
Julv
Sept.
Prirk--Ma
v
Julv
Sept.
Lard
Ma v
Julv
Sept.
R .
Mnv
Julv
Kept.
I
maw
47nf4
47V
47 I
6V
4!H!
47H
47-S
47m
47m
I
4SHI
4fi',
3V.!
I
12 15
12 5H
12 70
47
47k
4H 4eV,fj
4'iS,4t,VS:V.I
47H
4!"
47V.
47,
47Vs
NEW TORK. May 12 Stocks made a
considerable show of strength today, and
the demand expanded suflicientiy to al
most double the volume of transactions
over that of several previous days. The
dull, resisting power shown by the mar
ket this weeR gave notice that the liquida
tion had spent its force, but it was evi
dent from the small recovery effected up
to late yesterday that there must be a
considerable outstanding short Interest
which had refrained lroin covering In the
exjiectatlon that there was to be a renewal
of the liquidation.
The sharp flurry late yesterday In the
Northern securities group demonstrated
the vulnerable position of this short in
terest and served to encourage a continua
tion of the campaign against It today.
The movement started In a hesitating way
and there were several halts before It
gained headway and spread to Include
pretty much the whole list. St. Paul was
the leader of the advance and the first re
sponse to Its leadership was moderate, es
pecially amongst the other Pacifies, which
rose so strongly yesterday. The move
ment had to contend also with the sharp
weakness of Consolidated and Brooklyn
I'nion Uas on account of reduction lit their
dividends Induced by the legislation to
wards the enforcement of lower rates for
gas. This announcement todav exola'.-ed
yesterday's weakness In those stocks which
was attributed at the time to an alleged
leak of Information on the decision to be
handed down by the United States supreme
court on a pending franchise tax case.
The most effective Influence towards the
recovery In prices was the successful com
pletion of London settlement, today being
pay day there and lormlng a new point
of departure for a new two weeks' period.
The failures which had been feared did
net develop and London was a heavy buyer
here for the new account. Some belated t N. V., N. H.
effect was felt also from yesterday's gov- J Per Mniutu
reserve In the division of redemption shows:
Available cash balance, ll."9. 7.'S,118, gold,
t,J18,79.
Sew York Moser Market.
NRW TORK. May 12,-MONEY-On call,
easy. 2flt4 per cent: closing bid. 24 per
cent; offered at 21 per cent; time money,
easy and dull; sixty and ninety days. It
per cent, six months. S't per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER JV54S
per cent.
6TEKLINO FXCHANGE-Fteady with
actual business In bankers bills at $4 m7''t
4 Sti75 for demand and at H 84ofi4 Mlo or
sixty day b'lls, posted rates. 14 8.'v and
M 87W Commercial bills. S4.r4Vij4.MV
B1LVER Bar, E7V. Mexican dollars.
44 Vc
BONDS Government weak: railroad firm.
Closlns prices on bonds were:
...IMS L. N unl. 4. mil
...1044 Minhltltn r ( 4I...1M1
...! hfi. i .ntrl 4
...lot da itt inc 21
...1-11 iMinn st. L. .... T
M . K T. 4 1M
...104H do In k
1"41 N R. R. of M. C. 4. l1k
1 N. V. C. g. .t
..!'.! N. J C. (. t.1
.lull's No Pirlfiu 4s V:
. V dn Sr tb-
.l2 S. it W. c. 4s 10J
.11 1 ii s. L rtdg 4
. M Finn roliT !' ln24
.ll:!1 heading grn. 4b 1"::
. 4 Pt U .- 1. M r l .1114
77 St. L. 8 F fg. 4
t' g. rf te. rg
do coupon
V. 1. . reg
do coupon
I'. . new 4b, reg
do CCJien
t. g old 4B. rrg.
do cnupon
Am. Totuero 4fl, ctfa.
do C. CtlB
AtrhlBon gn. 4b
do adj. 4b
Atlantic C. L 4a ...
Bal. Obis 4a
do SWB
Central of Ga. (a ...
do lBt Inc
dn 2d ln
Cb. A Oklo 4'a . ..
( hii ago A. JW..
('.. I). A . n. 4s..
C, R 1. a V. 4a..
do col. 5a
Cl'l'. St. L. . 4s
Chicago Ter. 4b
Colorado Mid 4a...
f olo. A go. 4a
Cuba &a, ctfa
I A H O 4a
Matlllara' Sec. Sa. ..
Erl prior Han 4a...
do gen. 4a.
F W. A D. C. la..
Hocking Val. 4Hts..
Japan a. ctfa
Offered.
.10714 St L. S W c. 4
. Hi Sf.l.,,.rd A. L. 4s..
.Kn) So. Pac-ltlc 4a
. i . In. Railway as
. t!4:Teias A P
.Mosj T . St U A W. 4a.
. a tnion Ka.inc 4a...
. 'itSi do conr. 4s
. M V. S. Steel Id Is..
1"5 Wahafh la
.1004; do deb. D
. 0 iWslrn Wt. 4a....
.1011, ;W. AUK. 4a
. '.'! Wis Central 4a...,
lliiJnrn rtra
.111 I do 4m ctfa
I
. HI
'
.111
.12SH
. M
..124
.. 4-
..nvt
.. 74
.. s
.. 44
..
..
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cftttlo Receipt! Light ud Trioei Held
Just About Etetdj.
HOGS OPEN STEADY; CLOSE SHADE LOWER
Moderate Receipts of Sheep and Lambs
and with Fairly Good Demand
ITer thing Sold la Good Sea
aoa at iteadr Prices.
Rerelrts were:
Official Monday ...
Official Tuesday .,
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday .,
Official Friday
BOCTH OMAHA. May 12,
Cattle. Hogs.
4.070
.t:
t.HA
1.330
6.1.49
10.t'9
.un
tin
8,169
Sheen
J.t
4.?-S
ISM
S :)
Boston stocks and Ronds,
BOSTON, May 12-Call loans, 34 per
cent: time loans. SV per cent. Official
cKsmg or siocks and oonds:
Atchlsoa adj. 4a..
do 4a
Mfi rantral 4a...
Atchlaon
do pfd
Boston A Albany.
Pnston A Maine..
Boston Elevated .
ritchburg ptd
Mexican central
H.
7 22V
7 371,1
7
7 074'
7 30
7 65
2!4
284
12 25
12 Si
12 724
I
7 224!
7 3?4i
7 574!
7 0741
7 30 I
30V soii f?s, 304 r;
.f'-Hi'J'O'',
i7
12 25
12 45
12 674!
7 20
7 35
7 524
7 0711
7 274'
7 60 I
-1 '
12 25 '
12 474
12 674
7 20
7 35
7 524
074
3.1
' 624!
''4
-4
12 30
12 5:4
12 74
7 20
7 374
7
7 074
7 30
7 55
No.
tOld.
New corn.
WEATHER I THE GRAIN BELT
Excessive
Rains In Middle
Cooler South.
Valler.
OMAHA. May 12.
During the past twenty-four hours heavy
to excessive rains were general In the
middle Mississippi, Oljlo valleys and lower
lake region, and lighter rains were scat
tered throughout the upper Mississippi and
Missouri valleys and the northwest.
The weather la much cooler in the lower
Missouri, middle Mississippi and Ohio val
leys, and warmer in the Atlantic states,
and everywhere west of the Missouri rlvei.
Light frosts occurred in western Iowa,
South l'akoia. Nebraska and Kansas and
heavy and killing frosts In North Dakota
and the mountain districts. ,
Omaha record of icinierature and pre
cipitation compared with the Corresponding
day of th past three years:
1S. 1904. 19113. 1902.
Minimum temnerature.... 4.1 4 51 62
Precipitation 00 .06 .K3 .00
Noimal temperature for today, 60 de
grees. Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
.62 of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1901
1 31 Inches
Deficiency corresponding period In 1901
.86 of an Inch.
OMAHA DIJTRlCT P.EPORTS.
Temp
Etations. Max
Ashland. Neb..
INew.
Cash iiuoi-iticns were as follows:
FLOCR Firm; winter patents, $4.10
4 20; winter straights, 13.vVfi4.1iM; spring pat
ents, S4.5"a5.0fi; spring straights, S3.SiiiH40;
bakers S4'i53.0.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 97gfl9c; No. S, 9S
9Tc; No. 2 red, 944'S)7c.
CORN No. 2. 4sc; No. 2 vellow. 5010.
OAT9 No. 2, SO-Vc: No. 3 white, 30V8 i-c.
RYE No. 2, 744'a75c.
BARLEY 1 looo feeding, 37'340c; fal- to
choice maltlna;, 45I& 4c.
SEED No. 1 flix, $1.25: No. 1 northwest
ern, SI 39. Timothy, prime, $3.00. Clover,
contract grade. $12 .iV!5 12.5o.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 112.259
12.30. Lard, per PO lbs., $7.20(67224: short
rlbes sides (loose 1. ST'i'jT.U. Short cl-ar
sides (boxed), $7.124ifi7.23.
Following were n.e receipts and ship
ments of flour and greln:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, hbls 11.10ft ll.OilO
Wheat, bu I.000 19.200
Corn, bu 62.5O0 104X0
Oats, bu 94.2O0 142.2i1
Rye. bu 3.2oO 2.000
ltarley. bu 29,7o0 17.400
On the I'riduce exchariRe tmlsy the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 20iff;4c;
dairies lUfKHo. Efts. steady, at mark,
cases included, 144c; firsts, 154ftl8c: prime
firsts, l4c; extras, lbc. Cheese, steady, 134
4j14c
ernment report on the promising- condl
tlin of the winter wheat crop and this was
reflected In the special strength of a num
ber of southwestern railroad stocks.
There was a resumption oX activity also
by a number of old pools In various stocks
which have desisteo. lately from operations
under the discouraging conditions in the
market. A number of metal stocks, which
have been under the influence of merger
rumors from time to time were conspicu
ous instances of tills kind of activity. An
other field of revived activity amongst the
professionals was the circulation of rumors
alleging the existence of plans to Increase
dividends on various stocks. The subsidi
ary 1'ennsylvfinla stocks and Reading were
notably affected by this influence. The
preliminary estimates of tne currency
movements promised some decline In the
cash reserve of the banks owing to the
week's large absorption by the sub-treasury.
It La supposed that there has been
some surrender already of government de
posits by the banks in anticipation of the
maturity on Monday of the call of the sec
retary of the treasury and this Influence
has been felt also In the movement of
currency from the interior on account of
remittances made by interior banks to
meet drafts on their New York correspond
ents for repayment of the government de
posits. Money, however, continues ex
tremely easy. The buying ami bidding up
of stocks was regarded as In large part di
rected against the short interest and the
forced covering by this element was an Im
portant factor on the day's strength. Pro
fessional profit-taking clipped the day's
gains and the closing was dull and heavy.
Bonds wero firm. Total sales par value.
$2,425,000. I'nited States 2s declined 4 and
3s 4 P" cent on call.
The following were the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange:
Bales. High. IvOW. Close.
t'nlon Pacific
Amer. Arga. Cbeni.
do ptd
Amer. Fneu. Tube..
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T
Amar. Woolen
do pfd
Pomlnlon I. A S...
Edison Elee. lllu...
ftanera) Electric ...
Masa Electric
do pfd
Mass. nsa
I nlted Fruit
Inltad Rhoa Mark.,
do pfd
V. tS. Steal
do pfd ,
Westing, common .
Bid.
. M Adventure
.1"2 Allnuez
. it t Amtlcamated
. A-S American Zinc
.1IS Atlantic
.if.6t Hlnajism
1, (!. A Heola.
.lr.7 Centennial
.144VCoiiper Kanga .
. Ibaljr West
.in pomlnlon Coal
.1o Franklin
.13A Granbv
. Ht Hie Kerala ...
. a'a Mass Mining .
I t Mli biran
,.137
,.1
..Ml
. J
,.1"4
Mobink
Mnnt C. (t C...
Old pomlmon ....
Osceola
Pa 1 rot
SU4 Quin.r
.24a
.176
. 17
4SH
sharnon
Tamaiaik
Trlnlljr
t'nitcrt Copper
1; S. Mining..
Oil
.lriTv r. s
. 6 U tah
. J2W:Vlcti.rla .
. 31 Win, ma .
. Wolvtrlna
. (4 I
.
..
. M
.
. i: a
i-1
.6(2
. IS
. 7!
. 11
.. 7
.. i
,. US
,. j:h
. k
,. 114
.. H
. iS
.. K
.. 3H
.. 23V
..l.KI
.. I
. Ill
.. t
.. S5H
.. 8I'
.. 10
.. 41
.. i
.. 10,
..101
Five davs this week. . .14.090 J4.r,3t 19.477
Five days last week 12,110 87. OM !il)
Panic days week before.. 15. 575 4O.6O0 9.301
Same three w eeks r.go. .17 6:2 S3.W J.i'li
Same four weeks sgo...20.U2 TS 519 33.571
Same days last year 14 131 S4.5;5 12.417
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omalfa. for
the year to date, with comparison with last
year:
19f. 1!"4. Dec.
Cattle 209911 S5S412 tV .511
Hogs sr 743 9.321 72.67
Sheep 61S.2.T4 616.6L"! 39
The following tsbie shows th- average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
London Stocks and Bonds.
LONDON, May 12. Closing quotations on
stocks and bonds:
Consols, mnnar
do account . . .
Ar.aconda ......
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
M4N. Y. Central.
WW I Norfolk 4k W.
. V do pfd ....
. s4'4 Ontario dr W.
.Hfi IM'ennsTjvanla
174
a0
l
es
lllW'Rand Mines l"-
Canadian Pacific lt-f; rleadlng 4
in-.
Auburn. Neb.
'olumbus, Neb..
Kialrbury, Neb...
Fairmont. Neb...
Or. Island, Neb
Ha.rtli.Kiun. Neb;
fakdale. Neb....
Omaha, Neb
Tekamah, Neb...
Cur-oil. la
Clarlnda. la
Slhley, la
Hlomx Cliy, la ...
Storm Luke. Ia..
Kaln.
Aim. Inches. Bky.
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
I't. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
6"! 40 .-)
7M M .00
63 :r9 .('2
71 .V .02
56 89 T
67 4o .00
45 .05
53 .14
75 43 T
72 S9 .00
77 37 . 00
to .)
71 34 T
64 40 T
73 3S .00
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. 01 Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Mhx. Mln. Inches.
Chicago, 111 23 72 4S 1 Oo
Columbus, O IS 74 6tt 1.9s
Des Moines, la... 14 74 40 .5.1
lndianaMills. lnd. il SO i.S 1:1
Kansas City, Mo. 1 SO 44 .10
Uiulsville, ky 15 let j4
MinneaKlls '.'7 62 S4 .70
Limaha. Neb 15 w M M
Bt. IajuIs. Mo.... 11 so 4S .14
L. A. V.'LLSH.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 12. WHEAT-Mav,
91c; July, 7541i75'c; September. 7Ki714e.
Cash: No 2 hard, $l.U'Cy 1.03; No. 3. Socjj
$100; No. 4, 7K$i91c; No. 2 red, $1.00tl.o4;
No. 3. iKicifitl.Oo; No. 4, 7Sj93c.
CORN May. 4tv,c; July, 44c; September,
4'.'44i42Sc. Cnsh: No. 2 mixed, 4N'H'44c;
No. 3, 474c; No. 2 white. 50c; No. S, 49c.
OATS No. 2 white. 3241324c: No. 2 mixed.
31c.
HAT Steady; choice timothy, $9.50fcl0.00;
choice prairie, $7.75i8.O0.
RYE Steady; GMilic.
EG15S Weak: Missouri and. Kansas new,
No. 2 whltewood cases, cases Included. 16c;
case count, 15c: cases returned, 4c less.
BUTTER Creamery, 2oiu23c: packing. 15c.
Receipts. Shipments.
wneat. ru n.4"
Corn, bu 24.OO0
Oats, bu 17,000
37.600
IS.603
S.OuO
.3l0
2.400
1.4(i0
23
too
10,400
2(H)
3,400
4.900
1,300
55,900
100
1.4o0
l.ecni
i'
2oO
KW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations
tn Various
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
t. Loots General Market.
BT. LOriS. May - 12.-WHEAT-Market
firm; No. t red cash, elevator, 9.'4u74c;
track. $1034'ul0i; May. WSo Lid; July.
f9c; No. 2 hard, 98c.
cYiKN Market easy; No. X cash, 5o4c;
track. 52c; May. 4tVo49c; July, 464c
OATS Market lower for cash; No. 1 cash,
304c; track. 314c; May, 3u4c bid; July,
K74c; No. S white, J3c.
FLOL'R Quiet; red winter patents. $4 85
45 4 SO, extra fancy and straight, H Ji-feH ii;
clear. S3.6fu3.90.
SEED Timothy; market steady; $2 00
150.
CORNMEAL Steady; $2.60.
BRAN Fair demand; sacked, east track,
72(jj7Sc.
HAY Steady: timothy. IS.OOtfjniOO;
prairie, fiMKqit 50
IRON COTTON TIES 99c.
RA(101N0-4c
HEMP TWINE-4e.
PROVISIONii-lHirk. lower: jobbing,
Sit 45. I.ard, steady: prime steam S6 72U.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts
and clear ribs, $7,374; short clears. $7.60.
Hacon. steady: boxed extra shorts and
clear ribs. $ 00 ; short clear. $S 26.
POCLTRY-tJood demand- chickens. 104c;
springs, SiwtfJTc; turkeys, l2c; ducks, l5c;
geese. 6c.
BUTTER Market quiet; creamery, to
4c; dairy. I74jk.
EGGS Market lower at 134c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls . S.fss) 7 itllj
Wheat, bu.
tJorn, bu.
Oats, bu.
'. .)
IS 0iJ
.44,000
of the Day
Commodities.
NEW Y'ORK. May 12 -FIXJUR-Recelpts,
13.72 bbls. ; extorts, 20.949 bbls. ; niarket firm,
with lietter Inquiry; Minnesota patents,
S5.45i&.C6; Minnesota bakers, $3.4(Kfi3.S5. win
ter patents. $4.90ii5.25; winter straights, $4.00
tM.Si; winter extras, ft. 35 n 3. 75; winter low
grades, $3.253.65. Rye flour, steady; fair to
good, $4 U'04.60; choice to fancy, $1.601.65.
RYE Nominal; western, Sue.
CORNMEAL Steady; fine white and
ellow, $120; coarse new, $1.0S1.10; kiln
dried. $2.75(62.85.
HA RLE Y Slow ; feeding, 66'c; malting,
46iif.2c. c. I. f.. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. l.(W bu. Spot, firm;
No. 2 red, SVVc, nominal, elevator, and
Wc, nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 north
ern, Duluth, S1.044, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
bard. Manitoba, !c, f. o. b., afloat. For
eign buying and higher ctblus promoted
strength In th? early wheat market, which
was later replaced by considerable reaction,
based on Improving weather conditions west
anil unloading by tired holders. A second
upturn on covering and the market clod
partly 4c net higher. May, 944ijD5c. closed
at 94c; July. S94,!4c, closed at idle; Sip-
lemner. Msuwif, cioseu at ad"c.
CORN Receipts, 10.075 bu.; exports. 174.415
bu. Spot, steady; No. 2. 60c, elevator, and
544c. f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 yellow, 55c;
No. I white, 56c. The option niarket was
weak all day on the clearing weather west
and closed Vd" lower. May closed at btc;
July, 52 S-lfVji v.'c, closed at 624c; Septem
ber closed at 52c.
OATS Receipts, 93.000 bu. ; exports. 4 MO
bu. Spot, steady; mixed oats. 26 to 32 lbs..
3.'ii,4'; natural white. 30 to 32 ihs . 36Jj37c
cllooed white. 86 to" 40 lbs.. a643A-r.
HAY Steady; good to choice, &0S6e.
Hol'S uuiet : Pai irtc coast, 1904. 2ou29c:
1903. 21fi24c: olds. 11-SlSo
HIDES Firm: Galveston, 20 to 5 lhs.,
!oc; California. 20 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas dry.
24 to so lbs.. 15c
PROVISIONS Reef, firm: famllv. $13 50
fil4.(: mess, $ll ffj 13 6; beef hams. $21.(0
422 50; packet. $12. 6013.00; city extra India
mess. 120(soC2 5 1,11 meats, stendv;
pickled bellies. 17.500(1.00; r'okled shoulder's
$5 5vi4.0Q; pickled hams, $9 76li) ij. Ij,rd.
steady: westm stesnied. S7.2Vy7.45: refined,
steady; continent, $7 50; 8. A., $8 56; com
pound. $5 26fivS?4 Pork. oulet; famllv,
S14fAaiR(; short cjear, $13 O0J1 15.00; mess,
$13 25' 13.75.
TALLOW Steadv; cltv r? no per pkg ).
44c! country (pkg. free), 44'ii44e.
RICE Firm; domestic fair to -extra,
JSuSc; Japan, nominal. ,
EGGS Flim; western storage firsts, I83
18HC.
POl'LTRY-Allve. steady; fowls. 144c;'
turkevs. lie: dressed steadv; western
chickens, loitf12c; fowls. I(yjjl34c; turkeys.
lS'l'c
CHT7E8E New. easy: old. firm: old state
full rream, colored and white, fancy. 14',c:
old state. One. 15c; new. small, colored
and white, fine 12c; old state, fair to
choice liuii;4c.
Hl'TTER Market quiet: street price,
extra creamery, 2tiu 26ic ; oftlclal prices, unchanged.
Atchison, ex-div
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
B. & O
do pfd
Canaaian Pacific...
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
do pfd
Chicago Ot. Western
C. & N. W
C, M. & St. P..
Chicago T. & T.
do pfd
C, C., C, & St. L
Colorado Southern
do 1st pfd
do Jd pfd
Del. & Hudson
Del., L. & W
D. & R. G
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley..
do pfd
111. Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern..
do pfd
I & N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central
Minn., & St. L
M . St. P. Ak S. Ste M.
do nf d
Mo. Pacific
M., K. A; T
do pfd
Nat l R. R. of M. pfd
N. Y. Central
N. Y., Ont. & W...
Norfolk & W
do pfd
Pennsylvania
P.. C. C. dfc St. Li. .
Reading
do 1st pro
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
St. L. & S. F. 2d pfd
St. L. S. W
do pfd
So. Pacini
do pfd
So. Hallway
do pfd
Texas & Pacific
Tol St. L & W...
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
W. & Lake Erie...,
Wis. Central ,
do pfd
Northern Pacific.
Adams Ex
American Ex
U. S. Ex
Wella-Fargo Ex...
Amal. Copper
Amer. Car & F....
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil..
do pfd
Amer. Ice, ctfs
do pfd., ctfs
Amer. Unseed Oil.
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive.
do nfd
Amer. Smelting & R. 82.300
do pfd 2.3 0
Amer. Sugar Ref 8.700
Amer. Tub. pfd certlf l'O
1024
1564
loy4
974
24!-
1V
604
1014
156
1074
97
1484
1974
494.
2"',
2204
1754
14
100
28
67
34 V
2-V4
219
1?H
184
94
01
34
2o0
100
21.700
1.700
1,200
""2.0
6.800
100
1.3(0
, 21. M0
2-10
. 3. 600
, 3,7.0
, 1.100
900
8'0
10.400
1.600
2,000
11.400
6,0.10
6.5..0
4".8'h
2i0
60,400
8.600
1.600
2iO
2.200
S.Hsl
34.4.10
2.5O0
S.900
80
854
4o-
71' 4
674
924
1624
j4
624
147
164
764
1154
214
ii4
159
9-4.
274
614
144
604
79
1364
75
944
30
854;
424
7 4
664
924
161 4
254
274
61
146
1644
76
114
21
lis
1584
90
27
69
1434
49V
77"J
1354
74
93
294
75
66
24
644
63
119
31
78
66
24
60
62
1194
4
1,300 S3 224
. 1.100
.1561
. l.loO
. ,7u0
I'M
. 7rt
. .2o0
. 5,700
58
1244
7
42
16
t34
60
193
67
122
i
134
4
16
804
7
190
00 244 240
74.81.0
4.3'U
SOO
l.loo
100
40.400
4 000
24.ISSJ
87. (i
l'.,ouo
Mlnneaolle Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 12. WH EAT May,
Sl Of.4; July, !.c; September, l4c: No 1
northern, 1.76'1.u4j
hard, tl K4
2 northern. $10!l.M4.
riiOL'K-Flrat paleius, Jo.Svyt.W;
No. 1
ecotid
Philadelphia Prod nee Market.
PH1I.ADKLPHTA. May 12. BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, 2444'27c;
extra nearby prints, 2Sc.
EiJGS Ixiwer; neartiv fresh. l4c, at
mark: western fresh, 17i174e, at mark.
CHE EH E Fl em : New York full creams,
fanrv old, 144j'144c; choice old, 14c; pew,
ii44iUVo.
Anaconda M. Co.
Brooklva R. T
Colo. Fuel & I
Con. Gas
Corn Products
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
General Electric
Inter. Paper
do pfd A...,
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Nat l Lead
No. American
Pacific Mall
People's Gas. ex-dlv,
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman P. C
Republic fit eel
do pfd
Rubber Goods ,
do rf d
Tenn. Coal AV I
U. S. Leather
do pfd
T. R. Realty
t". S. Pubber
do pfd
I. S. P'eel
do nfd
V. Csro. Chemical.
do Pfd
Westlngh. Electric.
Western I non..
S 4O0
)
13.4.
17,3.4)
6sl
200
4 &0
soo
200
24 400
6.1. a)
1.300
1.8.0
lo
100
' i' 306
1 5.0
6.4.0
0
10.SO
84
874
994
894
19
521,
115
1184
1214
137
1894
IS
to
45
1774
21 3
794
4tr
10s
874
101
44
N
19
744
3.74
lo4
84
824
86
99
Si
IS
494
113
1144
12-1
1354
954
H"4
59
464
184
13
44
174
214
784
44
101 4
l.OOO
(iiO
71 eo
ja.eoo
2 40
fo
fi,st
20
44
II64
S?4
94
rs
1"64
1714
W3S
101 14
894
94
i4
H4
354
1S
68
41
101.4
3' 4
344
1
in
fcS
102
1554
i.-.'a
964
1451
198
60
83
76
2(4
2194
174',
18
324
100
274
57
844
187
(65
3v
854
424
78
67
874
924
161 4
25
49
284
61'
146
1644
75
115
21
65
1164
1504
9S
274
86
144
60
7S4
91
136,
7T)
944
VI
86
294
744
664
234
63
634
1194
314
964
33 V,
B5
56
1234
96
194
414
15 .
22
484
191
248
235
124
245
834
864
98
834
95
6
S8
lfc4
43
61
1134
1174
120
136
54
1114
464
187
13
5t4
444
1764
204
79
8014
80
484
10
ti
Thee. Ohio
Chicago Ot. W. ..
C , M. A St. P.,
PeEeera
Denver A R. O. . .
do pfd
Erla
do 1st pM
do' d pfd
Illinois Central ..
Louis. & Nash....
St., K. A T
Ex-divldend
SILVER Bar, steady, 26 9-16d per ounce.
MONEY 24'(i3 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is 24(32 5-16 per cent; for
three months' bills, 24 'u2 6-16 per cent.
do 1st pfd ...
do Jd pfd
Southern Railway
. 171 dn pfd
. 8" .Font hern Pacific ..
. (no t'nlon Pacific
. 4V dn pfd
. 8011'. 8 Steel
. Mo pfd
.H4 Wabash
.14l"4 do pfd
. a bpanlah 4a
46 ,
lot
. 31
.
. M
.12n
.100
. 324
.p.l k
. It'-i
. 42
. 0
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April
Mav
May
May
Mav
May
May
Mav
May
May
Mav
Miv
May
I 190J. '1904. 11803. 11902. 11901. 11900. :i399.
17. I 6 2241 I 7 03' 6 :l . ?l R Wl S 71
IT. 71 S 271 4 791 T 14! t 99 6 84 I 4l 3
19.. I 6 K4J 4 761 I 6 9(1 I 98 t 46 1 8 71
20..I 5 23V4! 4 811 7 111 I 6 851 6 45' S 7
?l..l 6 ?9SI 4 79 ' 7 101 IWI I 5 421 3 77
22.. I t 821 4 811 7 Otl 86-, S 801 I S 71
M-.l I 4 811 7 01' 8 85! 6 801 J 3
24.. I 6 SHI ' 7 061 6 9S 5 7C 5 331 8 67
26.. I 6 264i 7 74' 7 til 7 03 ' 6 771 5 861 3 65
26 . 1 6 224 4 78 I I 981 6 771 6 8 3
57.. I 5 1641 4 74 6 811 16 72. i 34i 3 67
28..I6 10S 4 71: 6 S3! 6 071 I 6 37; 3 (!
29..J 6 1071 tKI 771 7 031 6 65 I 8
30.. I I 4 611 6 841 6 8:., a 64 6 32'
l .. 6 1141 I 6 83 8 If.1 1 5 64 6 26, 8
2...I 5 114 4 6H: 6 76 : 7 01 6 71, 5 IS' 8 G5
S...I 6 1W i fA a 1 1 011 5 72 I 17 3 6j
4 ...I E 2441 4 591 75' ' 6 C4! 6 36! 3 68
5...I 6 30 4 f,3l 6 72; 7 03' I 6 L2! 3 62
6...I 6 2741 4 6P; 6 66' 98; 6 67! ! 8 84
7... I I 4 64 : 6 63 6 93 ! 5 69 6 211
8... I 5 171 I 6 63 7 99 5 64 o 10' 3 69
9.,.! 5 14 4 67 6 62 ? iw 5 65 6 12 S 65
10. , 5 19 14 fiSi I 7 07 ! 6 61 ! 6 15' S 62
11..! R 57V 4 64 6 541 16 65 6 1 6 ' 3 62
12.. I S 314' 4 61! 6 46! 6 991 ! 6 15! 3 66
4 nt ... 1 n s rt ... t
47 117 40 I ti ITS IKS 4 IT
4H Id ISO t fa f 177 4" 4 t:
(i t4 40 1 it :t 1.14 :w 1 i'i
3 P'l . I 71 tl ... I t;
i4 to 1 it 71 :: ... 4
Jt tot ... 1 it 71 i 40 I t7,
7( Ill 89 IN It I. . . I J-.
71 tJl 40 111 t! 110 MO I t:v
tc Kl t ts Kl ... I 1 1
-u sit in I tt 11 I ... I S7,
41 11 i.'O t 2t :i ... ., .
Tt 141 US I IS 17 'i ... I ITt
71 14 40 t a M St i:0 I IT (
0 ait uo n iti S4t I :t.s
;s 1:1 . . I ti T7 rl 10 it
10 Sl' Kl I 15 H ft ... I JtS
to M0 ! Ill M 0 4 JT't
71 SM 0 I 15 78 10 4.1 I 7 ,
TJ Mt 140 I 1) Is 1W I 7
12 211 40 I IS 7 lr ... I 1TW
sa 1 100 Its It 1(4 ... It t
il 11 40 I 15 (4 21 ISO I ITS
tt t(i 40 1 tb 11 i.t so 1
71 lit IhJ I K 2'4 ... I IT 1
is .i;i ... t 7 m 120 t s;,
84 1H1 200 I to 4, .'.7 2'0 I T(
14 Ill ... I 11 t 211 40 I 2T(
40 1 10 IK H 2i 1(K t 27',
12 2wl 40 I 11 7 274 ... I 27
8 ill ... I 11 in 7 40 I 171,
47 210 lo I 26 in 1:4 10 I 2TV,
It. 2?t Kp I 211 7 2:7 . . I S7tj
7 !2 120 I II 7 215 120 I 2T4
to les i I t 21? mi I I7
11 Ill ... I 25 T Ill U0 4 2TI,
t 2.M I0 I 25 li J Jul) S !T,
"t 2.40 1(1 I St 74 Ill ... I ITV,
ti 219 :,ni I IS (2 21,4 lbO i 2T(,
71 i.v 120 I 16 la 21 II IU
74 240 so t II 71 :r7 1:0 t Kl
7J 2"1 40 ( 25 10 1!J 40 i 80
7i 2:4 UO I ti U 271 W IK
til 240 J20 5 21 12 2M ... I 10
17 sirs 40 I l.s as m Joo h 30
l 24 o t. 1TV, 17 Ill ... I la
!2 227 40 8 171,
northern. 984c; No 2 northern, 954'fi(Sci
Ms t, 9.40. Julv, ;v; Sepien b. r. S!.
OATS fo arrive. .: 84c. on traok, '.
OMAIII. M1IOIF.III.IL MAHKLT.
Indtrstes Bundnv
The official number of cnr of stock
brought In today by each road was:
tattle. Hogn. eneop.
C. M. & St. P. Ry.
Wabash
Missouri Pacific Ry
I'nion Paeifle system
C. N. W. Ry
F.. E. M V. R. R
C. St. P., M. O. Ry
P. ei M Ry
C, P. & Q. Ry
C R. I. & P. Ry., east....
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt, Western
24
! 16
4
, 10
1
. 4
53
8
1
6
32
3
41
6
13
2
1
2
6
114
16
Total receipts .
The disposition of tbn receipts was as fol
lows, earn buyer purchasing the number of
bend indicatea:
SHEEP There was a moderate run of
sheep here this morning and no particular
change In the market took place. Buyers
all wanted a few ftoah supplies and with
the exception of a few common bunches
everything changed hands- at an early
hour. There were seven more cars of the
California wethers on sale that brought
34 25. or the same as thev sold for emlier
In the week. Some lamfa and yearlings
brought 86.50 and ethers 34.60 There were
no choice lambs on sale, but the market
could Bafely be quoted steady.
As compared with a week ago the mar
ket Is a little better all around, but there
has been very little good stuff here for the
last few days, so that It Is rnther difficult
to tell Jast what choice sheep and lambs
would bring.
Quotations for dipped stork: Good 4l
choice lambs, 15.7566 00; fair to good liunbs.
In .25'(i6.76; a;ood to choice Colorado wooled
lnmbs. I.l.Ot.iW.OO; ajood to rholce yearlings.
I5.00ji6.25; fair to good yearlings. 1 5Ofi5.00;
tiood to choice wethers. Sl Wu4 76; fair tn
good wethers. (4.25t,'4.60: good to cholcs
ewes, S4 -5?j4.55: fair to good ewes, 84.0O.J
4 2S. Wooled stork sells from 75c to SI per
liM pounds higher than clipped stock. Rcp-
reneiuaiive sales:
No.
83 western cull Ismhs
6 wesiern cull lambs and year
lings
74 western ewes
20 western wethers
14 western lambs and year
lings
500 western lambs and sheep...
73 wstern cull ewes
2oo western e.vcs
1718 California wethers
2-9 western wethers
230 western wethers
$1; strln?
sacks, per
5 50
5 60
3 U0
4 00
4 25
4 50
4 50
CHICAGO 1,1 VK STOCK MARKET
Av.
. 65
. 78
. Kl
. ltd
. 86
. 72
.. 90
. . 91
..125
.. 98
Tr
4 00
4 00
4 70
4 70
New Ysrk Mining stocks.
NEW YORK, May 12.-The following are
tne closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adama Con
Alice
Breeca 1....
aRrunamick Con .
Comslock Tunnel
Con. Cai. & Va.
10
40
M
I
8
...It
Horn silver 180
Iron surer 115
Lrfadville Con I
Offered.
Ut'le Ch'.et
Ontario
Ophlr
Phmnlx
I Potosl
Parage
I Sierra Nevada
iHmall Hopes ..
Istandard
I
400
700
2
11
to
41
25
100
Buyers. Cattle.
Omaha Parking Co 243
Swift and Company 377
Cudahy Packing Co 321
Armour Co 159
Hill ft Huntiinger 25
Hamilton ft Rothschild... 26
J. R. Root ft Co 2
Morton & G
Lavton
S. & S
Other buyers
Hogs. Sheep.
168
24
1.270
2.140
2.50S
1,156
489
249
232
229
1,387
1,238
247
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. May 12 There was less pres
sure for money in the market today, though
the demand was fair for repayments to the
Bank of England for Stock exchange re
quirements. Discounts were firm. Prices
on the Stock exchange were steady and
trading was slightly mere active, the settle
ment concluding with no further difficul
ties. Consols hardened on a small Invest
ment support. Americans were more cheer
ful in response to New York and received
fair support throughout the morning at
above parity. I'nion Pacific and t'nlted
States Steel were strone Southern Pacific
was bought on favoiable dividend rumors.
In the afternoon trading was moderately
active and at the close prices were firm,
though a little below the beBt quotations of
the day. Japanese Improved during the
early part of the day. but closed easier. Im
perial Japanese government 6s of 1904 were
quoted at lOirV Russians were weak. Other
continentals were firm In sympathy with
Purls. Peruvians were the feature of for
eigners, being supported on rumors of an
arrangement of the national debt question
BERLIN. May 12. On the bourse today
the undertone improved, but business is
quiet.
PARIS, May 12. Prices on the bourse
today were firm throughout, owing to the
Improved condition of the market in New
Y'ork and the Increasing confidence in the
adjustment of the Moroccan question. Rus
sian imperial 4s were quoted at 88. 30 and
Russian bonds of 1904 at 610.
Totnls 1.345 7.810 8,333
CATTLE There was a small run of cat
tle Here this 11101 nlng, and as buyers weru
all wining 10 lane a few, tne market was
lairly active and fully steady wun yester
day on anything at all desirable Tne cat
tle began to move toward tne scaies in
g od season and it was not long before
most everything in sight was disposed 01.
Tne steer market cuuid saieiy ue quoied
steady with yesteraay. The demand lor
tne uetter grades In particular seemed to
be in good shape considering the tune of
the week, and aa higti as 16.(0 was paid for
some western branded cattle, bjt they
were in pretty good condition. Tne com
mon and medium grades also sold without
much trouble at just about Nesteruay s
prices. As comparen with u week ago tne
market Is a trifle lower, although the feel
ing at the close of the week Is considerably
beiter man il was the first half of tne
week.
Tne market on cows and heifers could
safelv be quoted steady and some of tne
choicer bunches sold at prices that looked
a little stronger. As a general thing,
though, the niarket could best be descrjuej
by tailing it steady and fairly active. An
early clearance was made, as compared
Willi a week ago' there is very little ci.avnge
in the prices ruling on butcher stock.
Bulls veal talvea and slags ail sold at
just about steady prices and about the
same notches they did a week ago.
Only a few stockers and feeders arrived
todav and not many were wanted, as tne
demand from the country has slackened
rerceptlbly. Speculators claimed today
that they were offering their cattle at a
loss and still the movement was very light.
Farmers seem to be too busy at tills time
to come to niarket for cattle. Representa
tive sales:
BEEF BTEKK5.
Cattle and Hogs Steady Sheep Strong:
I. a mln Higher.
CHICAGO. May 12 CATTLE Receipts,
1.500 head; market steadv; good to prime
steers. tf..60fi'6.7f; poor to medium. 14.507.
6 60; Mockers and feeders. fc'.7.rK(i6.25; cows,
I3.(aii6.25: heifers, $3 ik..'i5.5o; canners. SI. 00
!.; bulls. I2.75fi4.76; calves. $3.0CuS.75.
HOOS Receipts. 15.0"O head: "market
steady; mixed and butchers, S5 3.Vi7fi.60; good
to choice heavy, S6.6tiu0.6u; rough heavy,
S5.20.j6.45; light, I().3ivub.60; bulk of sales.
S5.5e'i6.60.
SHEEP AND LAMPS-Rerelpts, b.W
head; sheep strong, lambs lo-,il5c higher;
gond to choice wethers. S4 .7&H6 :'6; fair to
choice mixed. !3. 0014.40; western sheep, $4 00
(&5.15; native lambs. 4.0o'u.&0; western
lambs, S6.oo-g7.40.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, May 12 BEEVES Re
ceipts, 8.394 In ad; niarket for steers steady
to shade higher; bulls and cows firm to
10c higher. Steers, S&.2."rnjii.30; bulls, $3.25r?
4.50; cows. f!.9)ti4.5(. Cables quoted live
cattlo selling at 121513c per pound to
134c dressed weight; sheep lower at 134ii?
14c, dressed weight; refrigerator beef lower
at 94'&94c per pound. Exports tomorrow.
719 cattle, 45 sheep and 6,150 quarters of
beef.
CALVES Receipts, 1.613 head: market
25c to 60c lower. Veals, 14.60(07.50; few
choice and extra, 17.1247. 25: culls, 14.00.
Dressed calves weak; city dressed veals,
"55104c per pound; country dressed, tVa'l74c.
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, 3.041
head; market for good stock firm; other
grades steady. Cllpned sheep, S3.25flo.8i;
prime wooled, 13 2',Cift 65 : clipped lambs,
S6.25W6.50; no wooled lambs Bold; no spring
lambs.
HOGS Receipts. 4.229 head; market Arm.
State hogs, $6.00C10.
Condition of Trade suit Quotations
on Staple sad lanry Produce.
EGOS Receipts, fair market steady; can
dled stock, 15c.
LIVE POl l.TRY-Hens. K4fillo; young
roosters, ai-conling to sue. 74!?. ; old 1 Hosi
ers. St : turkes. Hol.'c; ducks, lie.
RPTTER-Talking to.'k. i;ii;.4c; rhob-e
to 'fancy daliy, istcst ; creuiueri , 2-ti2.4c;
prints. ;'4c.
KK1.SH KISH Trout. I'': halibut. 11c:
buffalo (dressed 1. 8c; pickerel (.bossed ,
9c; white bass tdrcssedi. l-i : Rumlsh. c;
perch (scaled and dressed 1, 8c; pike, l.v;
ratllsh. 15i . red snapper, loc; salmon. 14. ;
crat pies. 12r; eel. 15c; bull l.cvls. He; bla k
bass. 2"c; whltcftsh (ilressedl, 1'8 , Irog
legs, per dot., 9'c.
HAY-Prices quoied by (lnish.t Wholesi'S
llav Dealers' association: Choice No 1
upland. 37.5o; No. 2. $; .: me ir.im, 6 50,
coarse. $ 00. Rye straw. 3 00. These prices
are for hv of good color and quality.
BRAN Per ton. $'.6.,i.
TROPICAL FRl'IT.
ORANGES -Extra fnucv Mediterranean
sweets, all sli. s. S-' 7,V(i3 (; faucv navels,
sites 126. l.-d 17(1. ..', 216. S-l sixes
80. 96. 112. SJ 5oti2.75; seedlings, all sixes.
... . . . . .
LEMONS ( ooto! nln. rx:rn tancv. i,i, .11
and 360 sixes. S3 25; fancy. 2. . 3o and 3'M
Fixes. S3 0O; choice 24i and 270 sixes, S2 25;
300 and 36,1 sires. S2 ,"o.
DATES Per box of 30 1-ib pkgs . ; 00;
Hallowe'en. In 70-lb. boxes, 1 er lb.. 5c.
FIGS California, per lo-lb. rirton. 751
R-'-c: imported Smyrna, 4-crown, l'V; 0-
crown. 12c
PAN ANAS Per roedl'im-slicfl bunch. S1.TS
(12.25: itimbos. S2.5"4i3 01.
PINEAPl'I ES-FlortdM, per rrate of U,
80, 36 or 42, 13.50.
FRI'lTS
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Pin, k. pr
fr-tb. box 2 white, per S-lb. box, SI 5
STRA WPKHRI ES Arkansas, er 24-qt.
rasp. J2 nc?v:,
TANGERINES-Callfornlii. per half box.
12.00.
CRANPERR1 ES .Tersevs. per CIR1S, tl-60.
V EGETAHI.ES
TrRVIPS-New, per d,,r... 45c.
CARROTS - New, rr ibn., 46c.
rARSNlPS-OId. per bu.. 4ic.
WAX BEANS Per 1--M1. box.
be. ins. per i-b. box. ,..c
POTATtFS-Homo gi. ivn. tn
bu.. 30c; Colorado, per bu., 4.V; new pita
toes per lb , 6c.
HFANS Navv. io bu.. 12
CfCI'MPF.rS-l'er ii.. 4.MT-750.
PEAS-N'rie. ner box. I1.75',i2.ts
TOMATi H",S- Florida, fancv. per 6.bss1t't
crate. S2 .75: cholc. per 6-basket crate, S2.25.
SriNACH-l'i r bu.. r,,.
ONIONS New southern, er d..x bunches, ,
ifie: Bermudas, per crate of about 50 lbs.,
$2..
C APR AGE California In crates, per lb,
3c.
BEETS New. pT dog. bunches. 45c.
RADISHES Hot house or southern, per
dor . ' 6c.
LETTCCE Hot bouse, per dox., 45c; head
lettuce, net- d"Z., SI.
PARSLEY" Per doz. bunches. 46c.
ASPARAOF9 Home grown, per doi.
bunches, 4t".14.rie.
MISCELLANEOUS
CHEESE Swiss ti"i. 16c: old. 17c; Wis
consin brick. 16c: Wisconsin llnibunror, 15c.
NCTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft rhells. nw
crop, per lb.. 15c; bard shells, per lb.. 13c;
ISO. - soil sneus. tier 10., ic; ... nam
shells, per lb., l.'c: pecans, large, per in..
12c; small, per lb.. 10c: peanuts. t, r lb., .c;
roasted peanuts, per U . 8c; Chill walnuts, .
per In., 1.1:4.0; aimonos, son sunn, per
lb.. 17c; hard shell, per lb., 15c: chestnuts.
per lb.. 124ifi:ic: new nines: wninius, per
bu.. 75(S90c; shellbnik hickory nuts, per bu..
II 75- Inrire bl. korv nuts, per bu.. fl.no.
HIDES No. 1 green. 7'-c; No. 2 green,
64c; No. 1 salted. 8w,c: No. 2 salted. 7Hct
No. 1 venl calf. l'V; No. 2 veal calf. 9c;
drv salted, 7'iHe: shep pelts. 6cll.00;
horse hides, SI .MH3.on.
Metal Market.
NEW Y'ORK, May 12.-METAIJ4 The
London tin market was ni;nln lower, owing
it was considered, to speculative develop
ments, with spot closing at 135 2s 6d and
futures at 133 15s. Iyocally the market
was -easv, closing at S29 7.'.f29 90. Copper
closed at 65 12s 6d for both spot and fu
tures in London, but remained unchanged
In the New York market. Uks Is quoted
at S15.0ifi 15.25. elertrolyttc at 315. 001 15.124
and casting at SI 4.75ft 15.O0. Lead was un
changed at $4.("V(i4 60 in New York and at
12 16s 3d !n London. Spelter also waa
unchanged, closing at 23 10s In London
and at I5.flOfiIi.70 In New York. Iron closed,
at 52s In Glasgow and at 64s 74d In Mid
dlesborough. Iyically Iron was unrhanged,
with No. 1 northern foundry quoted at
Sl" 251718. 00. No. 2 northern foundry at S16.75
I&17.25' No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern
soft foundry at S17.?T,517 75 and No. 2 south
ern foundry at $1(1.75(5 17.00.
ST. LOI'ltf. May 12 METALS Lead:
Market weak at $4.45. Spelter: Market
lower at $5.26(56.30.
1014
(Mil
248
18
7414
854
4
83
114
lo4
894
41
loN
814
991.
354
I'V
171
93
Total sales for the day. 1.054.18s) shares.
Bank Clearlnas.
OMAHA. Mar 11 Bank clearings today
were II 17J.OS0 5 and for th correspond
ing date last year 11.299.511 84.
Treaaarr Statement.
WASHINGTON, May 12-Today4 state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
ertU fund, txcluslvs o( Ui tUovtW.oCs) sold
Wool Brarket.
BOSTON, May 12. WOOL The Com
mercial Bulletin tomorrow will say of the
wool market: All dealers have flnaliy
agreed on the exceedingly strong position
of the market which is in the sellers favor.
The new domestic wools arriving here have
been sold at advanced prices as soon as
received. Australian and South American
wools have moved freely with values on a
high basis. Pulled wools of the finer
grades have also been sold at an advance
over last week. The record price of 244c
landed here has been paid In Wyoming.
Oregon and Montana ure the only western
states beyond the Mississippi which have
amount of wool not bought. The foreign
markets are very strong and values at the
present sales have advanced t per cent
over the March sales. The shipments of
wool from Boston to date from December
29. 1904, according to the same authority,
are 93.070.6i pounds against 80,326.633 pounds
at the same time last year. The receipts
to date are 103,442.846 pounds against fe,
197.094 for the same period last year.
IjONDON, May 12 A fine selection con
sisting of 14,606 bales was offered at the
wool sales today. Competition was spir
ited. Bouth Australian greasy combings
were taken by Americans at Is. 3d. New
Zealand cross breds were in large supply,
but they were readllv taken by home and
American buyers. Half breds and well
arrown medium were in sellers favor. Cape
of Good Hope and Natal greasy was firm.
Following are the sales in detail: New
South Wales. Ii0 bales: scored lod-fils;
greasy. 6d1s. Id. Queenland, 1100 hales;
scoured Is. ldffls. 114d; greasy. id'Sls. Id.
Victoria. .Ht bales; scoured 64d'als, 94d:
greasy. 7d31s. 3d. South Australia, 1 300
bales; scoured, 104d'i Is, 3d : greasy. 74d
Is. Sd. West Australia. 100 bales; greasy.
6dlld. Tasmania. 2 hales; greasy. 84d
31s. New Zealand. 7,100 bales: scoured Is1
Is d; greasy, 7d$ls. 4Hd. cape or uooa
Hope and Natal. 1 ion bales; scoured 10
10s 4d; arreaev, 5id'ST04d.
ST. LOC18. May 12. WOOT-Strong:
medium grades, combing and clothlna;. 27
631c: light fine. 13T36c; heavy fine, 17&20c;
tub washed, 824140.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. May 12 -COTTON-Rpot
closed quiet: middling uplands, 8.15c; mid
dling aTulf, 8 4or: sales, 3 900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 12 COTTON
Steady: May. 7.68c; June. 7.61ij7.63c; July,
7.6f.7.59c: August, 7 61'7 6''c; September,
7 64i7 6t',c; October. 7 .67fr7.6Sc.: November,
7sT.7lc; December, 7.72'?i7.73c; January,
7.7517.76e.
ST LOl'TS. Mav 12 COTTON-Steadv;
middling. 74e: sales, 176 hales: receipts,
none: shinments. none: stock 48 975 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 12 COTTON Spot In
fair demand: prices 8 points higher: Amer
ican middling fair. 4.84d: good middling.
4.5:d; middling. 4-i6d; low mlddllnsr. 4iod;
good ordlnarv, 4 02d: ordinary. S86d. The
sales of the day wre 10 (0 bales, of which
I.01O were for speculation and export and
included 9 OO American. Receipts, 42.&J0
bales, including 27,700 American.
Visible tapnlr of Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS', May 12 Secretary
Hester's statement of the world s visible
supply of cotton shows a total visible of
4 064.443 bales, against 4. 077. 824 last week.
Of this the total of American coltoa la
:,76t,fU bales, against :,a,K4
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 MO III It 1214 I 1J
1 4' I 10 14 llol 6 tl
I 1M 4 00 11... llM I 1
1 103 4 10 Id... I2 I 25
11 I5t 4 11 11 1241 I M
7 UK 4 43 10 140t I 80
1 1170 4 1,0 11 125 I 10
II Sl4 4 IS 70 14.".1 I 10
4 Mt 4 64 i! 11 t 10
tt 141 4 15 Sl I tO
1 K"l 4 71 2? 12.S0 I 10
1 ISO 4 7 W 1275 I tO
13 1010 4 85 W 1321 I 10
I 11.21 I 00 II 1221 I 10
4 1.W0 I 00 1 1470 8 40
I 1101 I 00 M 1276 6 M
4 low i is 41 ia:o 1 70
11 1010 I 11 5 lifcl 5 76
1 1141 I 15 11 1400 I 11
II 11M I 10 17 1414 I 01
S 1 ELKS AND COWS.
t 447 I 75 II 6l 4 ti
I too 4 00 Is. 1012 I 00
I 10,) 4 15 ii Idl I 15
It s5 4 80 12 1235 I 40
11...
52 4 40
1477 I 40
COWS AND
1110 4 55
COWS.
870
1(05
110
Ill
mo
710
8M
110
11. K)
170
140
7b5
1340
lout
Had
1,1(0
IKKI
l.HKI
1140
ll0
Tit
10(10
700
4. 1
150
710
110
..1150
. .120
..1140
..Urn)
.. 144)
..1110
.. tM
.. 170
AND STAGS.
HEIFERS.
1 00 J TS0 S 60
1 16 1 .....1180 I ts
I 15 1 1110 I l
1 11 11 mo IN
I 10 14 lOtJ 4 00
I 50 1 1U4HI 4 00
I 10 II. Ibl 4 00
I 71 1 170 4 00
S II 11 1110 4 IS
I 00 I mo 4 25
I 00 12 4 4 15
I 00 7 12ll I 45
I 00 1 11(H) 4 50
I 00 1 UOO 4 50
t n 1 no 4 so
I 10 1 1200 4 60
I 15 11 1116 4 45
I 25 1 1.U0 4 DO
I 60 I :MI 4 SO
60
HEIFERS.
t 65 1 10M) I 00
t 60 21 4 6 01
: y 4 7 v. 1 00
1 76 4 4.4 s 11
I 76 II 146 4 15
I 00 I lit t 44)
I to 1 loo t 40
4 15 II 551 S 00
BULLS.
5 71 1 1700 4 00
I 00 1 1230 4 00
S 16 1 1610 4 00
I 14 1 1600 4 05
I 40 1 .M 4 25
I 10 1 13U 4 ti
I 76 I M IK
Kansas City live Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY', May 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts. I.2.1O head, Including 600 southerns;
Market slow, steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers, S5 50ft6 60; fair to good.
S4.2it6.40; western fed steers, $4.50fifl.25;
stockers and feeders, S3 5(fi5.(8i; southern
steers, S3 b'(5 .50; southern cows, S2.25fii4 50:
native cows, $2 26'(i4.90; native heifers, $3.25
66. R5; bulls. S2.75W4.65; calves, $3.0(r365o.
HOGS Receipts, 6.700 head; market
opened strong to 6c higher, advance lost.
Top. $5,474; bulk of sales. $5 3036 46; heavy,
$5.4f5.474: packers, $5. 32ft 5. 424; P'Bs and
lights. S4 f4.rij5.374.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 2 000
head; market strong to active; native
lambs. $5.50tf7 .10; western lambs, $R.60tft7.10;
fed ewes and yearlings. $4C"fi6.15; Texas
clipped sheep. 14.2014 90; Texas clipped
venrllngs, $4.7455.40; stockers and feeders,
$2.50Tj4.O0.
ft. Lonls live stock slnrket.
ST. LOUIS. Mav 11. CATTLE Receipt s,
1.500 head. Including 900 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
t5.36'd'(.ti; dressed beef and butchers.
$3 50176.90; steers under 1.000 pounds, $4 50
f6.15; stockers and feeders. $3.5i(i6(iO: cows
and he fers. $2.25'a5 .25: oanners. 12 HO:
bulls, S3 3.VU3.60; calves. $3.0036.25; Texas 1
and Indian steers, $35xfj5.26; cows and
heifers. $3.0O(fi5 60.
HOGS Receipts, 1.200 head; market
strong; pigs and lights. $4 006.50; packers.
$4.75'ii6.56; butchers and best heavy, $5.40
4)6.60.
SHEEP AND T.AMBH Recelnts, 1 500
head; niarket steadv: native muttons. $3 50
(ri5.oo: lambs. $5 OnfiS 50; culls and bucks.
$3.0(x3.60; Blockers $3.0trfj3.5O; Texans, $3.00
65.00.
gt. Joseph Live Clock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., May 12. CATTLK
Receipts, 362 head; market quiet; steady.
Natives. $4 25(i6 .00: Texas westerns. $3.25
(65 25; cows and heifers. 1 76fl5 26; bulls and
stags, $2 'J'-'i5 15: veals. $3.00fl5.2ri; yearlings,
calves, $2.754j4.60; stockers and feeders, $2.75
5 00
HOGS Receipts, 6X96 head; market
strong, 6c higher: light and mixed, 85 3oT
R421; medium beavv, $5.3580.45; pigs, $4 10
04 65: bulk, 5S5fr5424-
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.196
head: market active, steady; Colorado
lambs, $7.05. .
Rloas City l ive Mock Market.
PTOl'X CITY. la . May 12 (Special Tele
gram 1 CATTLE Receipts. 700 head; mar
ket steadv; beeves. S4.0(16 25; cows, bulls
and mixed, $3.00525; stockers and feed
ers $3.00414 50; calves and yearlings, $3.00'!J
4 40.
HOGS Receipts. 4 500 head; market
steadv. selling at $5. lift 5. 35; bulk of sales,
$5 256274. 1
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlta.
NEW Y'ORK, May 12. EVAPORATED
AI'PLES Market continues quiet on spot,
more attention being iiaid to futures. Com
mon to good are quoted at 44U44c; prime,
6 30; choice, 6(!i6Vjc; fancy, 7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRl'ITS-Prunea
are without change, with quotations rang
ing from 24 to 64c, according to grade.
Apricots are neglected. Choice are quoted
at lOlj 104c; extra choice, 11c; fancy, 11
!l5c. Peaches are also quiet and un
changed. Choice are quoted at 10(iil04c;
extra choice at lo4'nlo4e and fancy at 114
il2e. Raisins are moving slowly, the chief
demand being for fancy seeded. Looaw
muscatel are quoted at 44q44c; seeded
raisins at 64fj64c and London layer at
Jl.Wxjjl.lB.
Sugar and Molasses.
NEW TORK. May 12. St'GAR Raw,
dull- fair refining. 3 13-16c; centrifugal 96
test 4 7-16c; molasses sugar. 3 9-16c. Refined,
quiet: No. 6. 5 26c; No. 7, 6.30c; No. 8, 6.10c;
No. 9 6.05c; No. 10. 5c; No. 11. 4.9"c; No. 12.
4 85c; No. 13. 4.75c: No. 14, 4 70c; confection
ers' A, 5.70i'; mould A, 6.20c; cut l(.af, 6.56c;
crushed. 6 55c; powdered, 6.95c; granulated, .
5.8f,c: cubes. 6 10c. ...
NEW ORLEANS, May 12. Sl'OAR
Quiet; open kettle, 3Vi44c; open kettle
centrifugal. 44'i4 15-lflc: centrifugal whites,
64c; yellows, 44&S-16c; second, 34Sl4o.
1(.ll.AhM'.o .x Mliiiai, iucii m r
26-; centrifugal, C914c. Syrup, nominal. $0o. :
' Oils and Roaln.
SAVANNAH, May 12.-OIL Turpentine,
firm, flitc.
ROSIN-FIrm; A. B, P, $3 20; D, $3 25; B.
tt .16 F 13 4o: O. $3 45: H. $3.75: I. $3.90; K. .
SKiO; M, $4.o5; N. $4.10; W G, $1.20; W W,
.40.
OIL riTl, May li. Ull. l real 1 iminniTB,
$1 26; certificates. 110 bid. bhlpments, lift,
071 bbls.; average, 807.833 bbls. Runs, 82-
4!(S bbls.; average, 7B.p,z onis. cnipmenis,
Lima. 55.113 t his.; average, f8 270 bbls. Ru-.iaa,
Lima. 66,199 bbls.; average, 64,&tj tiuis.
Coffee Market,
NFW YORK. Mav 12. COFFEE The
market for futures opened steady at an ad
vance of 6 noints to a decline of 5 points.
The close was net lofr 15 points lower. S iles
were reported or T6.220 hags, including May
at s.7i(f.7DC; June. B.iroc; juiy, n i.on 1-0;
Remember. 6 9iii7(-0c: November. 7.1' dX 7 If:
December. 7.2("ti7.3.c: March. 7-30y7.3oC.
Spot market quiet; No. 7 Rio,
.1551
S 101 4 00
4 1st I St
1 lMt I 50
5 Ill 6 71
UTOC KLild
1 180 I 46
HOGS There was
sis hi this morning,
S H
STAGS.
4 Tl
LAliV EH.
Ill
170
176
I 00
t 00
Si
AND FEEDERS.
S T75 4 M
a fair run of hogs In
but the market here
onened last about steady with yesterday
After the first round or so. however, snip
pers had their more urgent orders filled
and packers became a little bearish, and
the ciuse. of the market was less active and
a shade lower. The early sales were
mostly at $6 274. while the later ones weie
at $5 25 and $5,274. The choicer loads sold
largely at $6.30 and as high as So 35 was
paid for a prime, heavy load weighing 319
pounds. That makes the top today 24c
higher than yesterday's best price.
Although trading waa nut very active
toward the close, most everything was
disposed of by the middle of the forenoon.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Bh. Tr No. Av. Sh
St l 40 I til. It 141 40
72..
at..
.1(4
..rt
t4
lot
,.114
s u-
1 11
I 25
S
I 4
M.
71.
71.
II..
1S1
141
141
1M
Pr.
I $74
I 17 H
I 171.
I 17
I 171
S7
Stork In slant.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday were as fol'ows:
Cattle. Hnrs. Sheen
1.380 $.169 8,Sb
700 4. SOO
1.2o0 6.700 2.0)
852 6895 2 196
1.5.(0 1.&-0 1 500
1,500 15,000 6.000
6.632 40, (X4 14.263
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
Kansas City ..
St. Joseph.
St. Louis
Chicago
Total
Mllwankre Ciraln Market.
MILWAFKEE. Mav 12,-WHEAT-Dull;
No. 1 northern, $l'-il.06: No. 8 northern.
ll.flnaii.04: July, sti'aodsic 01a.
Kir, i-ieauy; iu. 1, ifi
BARLEY Dull; No.
50c.
CORN Steady; No.
old. 47c bid.
Liverpool Ciraln Market
LIVERPOOL. May ll.-WHEAT-Market
2, 51c; sample, 38-$
i. 484454940; July,
dell; No. 1 California, 6s 4d. Futures
Market quiet; May, 6a 64d; July, 6s 74d;
Setitemlier. 6s b'Ad
CORN Spot: Market steady; American
mixed, new. 4s 4d. Futures: M trket
quiet; May, 4s 3i.d: July. 4s 34d
Teorla Market.
PEORIA. III. Mav 12 CORN-Market
firm: No. 8 yellow, 4c; No. 3. 49c; No. 4
48C; no grade. 4,4'.
OATS Mstket unchanged: No. 3 white
S044i3o4c; No. 4 white. aifU-304c.
Toledo Heed T-arUet.
TOLEDO Mav 11 -BEED-Clover, cash
$7.00; October, $5 67; prime alalke, $7 60
prime timothy, $1 60.
nnlalh Grain Market.
Dl'H'TH. May l'-WHEAT-To arrive
No. 1 northern, 9tVc. On track; No. ,
8c.
Whisky Market.
CINCINNATI. May 12 WHISKY Dis
tillers' finished goods, firm on basis of $1.26.
Wireless Telegraph for Islands.
VALLEJO, Cal.. May 12. The naval
transport Solace, which Paves the Mare
Island navy yard today enroute to Ma
nila, carries outfits for wireless telearranh
stations at Honolulu .and Guam of tha
most improved pattern. Lieutenant George
C. Sweet and a cr4-w or operators Tor tne
new stations will sail on the Solace to erect
the plants.
GOLDFIELD
BULL FROG
Ws are issuing for the benefit of our
personal clientage a book complete In
every detail, telling of the discovery
of these wonderful camps and their
movements to date as seen and photo
graphed by Mr. Henry Ancbester und
t. T. Thornton, our consulting en
gineei. We are operating one of the
largest high grade propositions in tha
dialrlrt and will snoriiy open our
subscription book for a limited num
ber of sharos to be decided ui.on later.
Hespectfuly Submitted,
THIS HE.NKV AN4 HKVIKH COSH AN t,
(Incorporated.)
Mllvraakee Wisconsin.
Edwards-Wood Go.
ilnrorpuiatad
rUln Olllce: Filb aaJ Robert 3tr!l
ST. PAUL. niNV
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