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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, IflOl.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Whut lulu Strong en Wtathtr Oradititni,
DMplU Liwir OtblM.
CORN MARKET ACTIVE AND HIGHER
Oat Slrnnsr n First, tint TVrakrn
from Realising: hy Short When t
Helped hy flood llnylnir
. Demand,
CHICAGO, May 21. The wheat market
ruled strong nnd fairly active, regardless
of lower quotations from Liverpool, The
weather conditions hnd to he taken Into
account, and added to the situation wan
the Bonrd of Trade's declaration that the
Pcavcy elevator was Irregular. July wheal
cloned ?ic higher July corn Uc higher and
Jiay corn Ufcc Improved; July oats made a
fialn of Ho and provisions closed from un
changed to 7V4c higher.
Hcports of a demand for export wheat,
light local receipts and bail weather condi
tions In the scuthwest and northwest morn
than counteracted disappointing cables at
tho opening. The inltl.il price for May
wheat was Itff'ie higher at ;2Vrf'2Tc, and
within the tlrst hour an advance to T.IHc
v as registered. A firm totin prevailed from
the start. OffcrltiKS were light, with fair
buying by scattering commission houses,
Reports became, current that several Wall
street operators were In tlm wheat market,
and these, In conjunction with developments
In the Penvcy elevator case, through which
it was rumored that a largo iiuantlty or
wheat would hit taken out of the contract
market, urged tho shorts to renewed netlv
Ity and a further advance of lie was made.
On liquidation a reaction to la'.Ml '.Tic fol
lowed after which the market rallied to
73?iifr7.'V4C. The close was steady and f;ic
higher at 73bC. Ten loads wero reported
for export. Henboard clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to B76,(KH bu. Brad
street's reported a decrease In tho world's
net visible supply of 4,190,noi) bu, Minne
apolis and Duluth reported 7b cars, against
12S Inst week and 328 a year ago, l.oenl re
ceipts wero S9 cars, two of contract grade.
Corn was affected hs far as the May de
livery was concerned by the declaring of
the pcavcy elovatnr n Irregular and con
hequently relieving tho market of G7I,(X bu,
of contract corn It contained, May corn
opened unchanged at 4Sc, sold up to fMac
and under profit-taking reacted, closing
firm and lV4o higher at 1914c July corn also
enjoyed an advance, opening unchanged to
io higher at 441f,M45c-, selling up to I5ie.
Tho trade was active. Weather conditions,
which were reorted aa unfavorable, ex
erted a bull Influence on July, notwithstand
ing tho large receipts. After the high price
of the day tinder liquidation July reacted
to 452 and closed steady nnd Uc higher at
4t',4i0. l.ocal receipts were 942 cars, 331 of
contract grade.
Outs wero strong through the greater part
of tho day, weakening somo toward tho
close In realizing by local shorts. July oats
opened a shado lower at 28?ic. Strength
Immediately berame manifest on good com
mission house buying nnd tho appearance
of numerous outsldo orders. Crop reports,
too, continued to be a bullish factor. The
price rose to 291i'&29c, when by reason of
liquidation a slight decrease was made.
Later the bull leader In corn unloaded about
400,000 bu. and tho market fell to 287sff29c.
The eloso was steady and lie higher at "S7s
42!)c. Local receipts wero 442 curs.
Provisions were llrm after somo early
weakness that had been Induced by the
heaviness of the day's run of hogs in the
west. Buying that caused tho recovery was
largely of tho investment chnracter and
that was chiefly displayed In the trade in
lard. J'Jlv nork sold between J1I.S7K, nnd
115.05 and closed Dfi7l4c higher at J14.9714J
ia.ro; juiy lard sold tictweon JS.15 nnd
K.ZM. and closed 'JUfiCc blither nt K.2Q6V
8.2214; July ribs sold between $7.95 and js.t2l,
iys.06, and closed unchanged to 214c higher
hi jx. ,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
TO cars; corn, 625 airs; oats, 175 cars; hogs,
33,000 head.
Tho loading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Opcn. High. Low. Closc. Vcs'y.
Wheat j
May 73i 74Vi 731, 741, 731i'3H
July 72?ifj. 73S-? 72; 73i 72S
Corn
May 4S 60 43H IS
July 44T4W5 46, 44?, 4Sff, 44
Sept. 41 45 41?, 14'tff, 41H
Oats
May K014 3rti VAU, 3014 30VJ
July 2Ri 20',t5is 2S-i 2S2!) 2SiftH
Sept. 26 2714 2G?i 26Ai&, 2Giy,ft
Folk
.May 14 75 14 90 14 75 II R74 14 SO
July 14 S7Vi 15 05 14 SVA 15 00 14 9214
Sept. 11 S7J, 15 00 14 Sl'.i 15 00 II S7H
Lard 1
May S 22 8 25 8 2214 25 8 25
July S 15 8 22', 8 15 8 2214 8 1714
Sept. S 13 8 25 8 15 8 2214 8 20
nibs
May 8 1214 8 25 8 1214 8 25 8 15
July 7 95 8 (W 7 93 8 00 8 60
Sept. 7 90 8 00 7 90 7 97 7 95
No. J.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Quiet: winter patents, 3.803.90;
straights, I3.2CW3.80; spring specials. 11.20;
patents, J3.4CjA.lO; straights, 3.203.6O;
bakers. J2.20df3.l0.
WHKAT-No. 3 spring, 7071Hc; No. 2 red,
73H14'ic.
CORN-No. 2, 49304c; No. 2 yellow, 493-
W?4C
OAT8-N0. 2, 3014c: No. 2 white, 30?c; No
! white, 29fi30c.
IIYK-No. 2. 53.4c.
HARLBY Good feeding, 4361c; fair to
innice mailing, osGifiae.
SKEDS-No. 1 llax. tl.70ffll.71U: No.
northwestern, J1.701.71Vj; prime timothy,
13.204) 3. 60.
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bbl., U.vy&
h.to. i.aru, per iw 10s., .z:x,(iis.sj. snort
ribs sides (loose), JS.10Wi.30. Dry salted
houldtrs (boxed). t8.7Mj1.00. Short clear
lines moxru). 3.i;',3li.ii).
WUISKY Hnsla of high wines, tt.25.
Followlnif are the receipts and shipments
necelpts. Shipments
Hour, bbls 24,000 21,001)
Wheat, bu 68,000 334,000
Torn, bu 628,000 r,2,000
Oats, bu 422,000'- 19S.000
Rye. bu , 60,000 i.ono
jtariey, uu is,ni ,ooo
On- the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, KWlSVie;
dairies, 14S16V4C. Cheese, 94r 10V4c Eggs, 9
MOW YORK GBM2H.il, .11 All 14. KT.
quotation nf tlie liny on Various
CoinmnilHIi-s,
NEW YORK, May 21,-FLOUR-Rccelpts.
l'8,641 bbls,; exports, 24,'419 bbls.; ac
tive and firm with wheat; winter patents,
t3.65fl4.00; winter straights, J3.435J3.Ao; win
ter extras. . t2.435r2.S5: Minnesota bakers.
J2.90tl3.25: winter low grades, J2.MW2.40. Rye
dour, quiet; fair to good, J2.S0tf3.10; choice
to fancy, J3.EOJJ3.70.
CORNMEAL Steady; yellow western, Jl;
RYK Steady; No. 2 westorn, t14c, afloat:
state, 5705SC, . I, f.. Now York carlots,
BARLllY-Dull: fcedlna. 4GfI4Sie. c. 1
f. New York; malting, 6:Tf70c, c, I, f. Now
x uri ennuis.
RARLEY MALT Dull: western, 63-3720,
w urrt r itecaipts, sj.iwj mi.; exports
150.171 bu. Snot, firmer! No. ' rnrl. MUp. f
o. h.. afloat; No. 2 red, 8014c elevator; No. 1
northern Duluth, 84Hc, f. o. b.. afloat: No. 1
bard Du uth. Poo, f. o. b., nlloat. Options
niivniiLvu luuny uu Kmcrai spccuiauvo nuy
Inc. nartlv for Wall Htrrxt minimi i'
favorable crop news, a heavy decreaso In
world's stocks for the week and llrm con-
iiueniui rnoicn nmo ucipeil tlie undertone.
Closed llrm ,t HJjU.it net advance. May
lOliOSlc, closed at 80'c; July, 78i,fl79 7-lBc,
rlosed at 79ic; September, 75i76 9-16c
fclnsed at 7614c.
CORN Receipts, 240,01 bu.; exports. 110,
?99 bu. Spot, steady: No, 2, 50e, elevator,
nnd 31c. f. o. b afloal. Options market wtxa
rather firm all day on relatively smoll oon
trant arrivals west, tho advance In wheat
nnd covering. Closed firm nnd Ur hi..i,r
May, 60fl601ic closed nt riOcj Julv, 4914
4914c, closed at 491ic; September, 48ig4SlJc,
closed at 4STic.
OATS-Rccelpts. 102,000 hu.; exports. U1.S39
nil, tjpoi, ami; jmo. s, oove; r,o, 3, 33c; No.
2 white, 34c: No, 3 white, 3314c: track mixed
western, a-io-w: irucn inir, JJOnc. Op
nous firmer with corn.
HAY quiet; shipping, i5c; good to choice
92U95
HOPB-Qulet: state common to choice,
1900 crop, nnsoe: isro, msrioc; 01a oms, 2ti6c
Pacllln coast, 1900 crop, 16tfl9c; 1S99, lltlto
oin oms, .dine,
lUDKS-Kteariv: Galveston. 20 to 25 lln
ISHc; Callfornlu, 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas
ury. 24 10 an ids., lwnitc.
LEATHER Steady: hemlock sole. Rucnn
Ay roo, light to heavyweights, 24023c; acid
S3Mf'.'IV4c!.
TALLOWr-Slejulyj city (J2.ner package)
iKc: rountry (pkgs. free). SifSlic.
IROV1S10N8-Heef. steady; family. J10.50
OTI2.00; mess, JS.60519.&0; uepf hnms. j:o.00jf
21,60; packet. J10.0041 10.60; city extra India
mess, ia.wr(ii.w. 011 meats, steady;
ylcklcd bellies. J8.60fil0,60; pickled shojlders
7.50; pickled hams. J9.75yJo.25. Lard, llrm;
western sieamcu, .ao; rennea, nrm; con
tlnent. JS.65; South America. J9.23: com
pound, JS.76. Pork, steady: family, Jlii.noff
16.60; short clear, J15.6OiT17.0O; mess, Jl5.25ff
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra
3itf6e: Japan. 4SU4!ic.
nWTTER Receipts, 1 (.1 Vt pkgs,; stcudy
creamery. l&JM9c; factory. IIU13c,
CUEliSE-Rccclpts, s,W3 pkgs.; trrecular
fancy, large, colored, Sc; fancy, large,
white, 84c; fancy, small, colored. SJ4c;
fanny, small, white, Sie.
E008-necclpt. 25.405 pkgs.; Irregular;
western, ungraded, Ilffl2l4cj western, stor-
ge, jzvW J3J4C,
POt'LTRY Allvr. Irregular: fowls. 10c:
springers, 201123c; turkeys, 7Sc: dressed,
Irregular; fowls, 10c: turkeys, 7!4fJ9c; broil
ers, 22fj2Sc.
MBTAI.5-A rurtner rue was scorea in
the price of pig tin In London, but this was
not up to local expectations, and our mar.
kct In consequence rose about V4 points
and closed easy In tone at J77.60fl27.62V4.
Trading was comparatively slow all day.
The close in London wus easy at tne an
vnneo. with snot ciuoled at 12s 6d nnd
futures nt 126 5s. t'nder light offerings the
copper market In London rased off 5s, clos
ing cny wnn spot ni iij iss ao. ana in
turcs nt 70 5o. The local mnrkct for that
metal, however, ruled rather quiet, but
about steady at old prices. SI7 for Lake Su
perior and J18.C214 for casting and electro
lytic. Lead ruled about steady at
J4.3714 here, while In London an advance
of is 3d wai noted, spot closing there at
12 Ss 9d, No Important developments were
noted in tho market for spelter either here
or abroad, nrlcea ruling unrhnnccd at both
points. The domestic Iron markets ruled In-
etive and unchanged. Olnsgow warrants
loscd nt 5(3 id anil Mlildlcsborough at
Mm Od.
OMAHA iviioi,i:mai,k MAKKBTS.
Cnndltlnn of Trndr and Unntntlons
ti Mtnplp nml I'nney Prodare,
KOaS Receipts liberal; good stock, firm,
WHle.
LIVE J'OL'LTRY-Hcns, 7c; young nnd
old roosters, 3j0c; turkeys, 6f7Sc; ducks and
geese, 6c; spring chickens, per lb., 2025e,
IM'TTKR-Common to fair, lOQllc; choice,
12iil3c; separator, 20c,
FRESH FlSII-ninck bass, lSc; white
bass, 8c, bluellsli, 11c; bullheads, 10c: blue
line. 7c: buffalo. c: cattish. 12o: cod. Dc:
croppies, 7)10c; clscoes, 7c; halibut, nc; her-
60; plckerol, 9c; pike, lie; red nnappcr, 10c;
salmon, 14c; sunhsii, uu; trout, 8c; whlterlsh,
JOc.
PIOEONS-Llve. per doz., Jl.
V E A LS-Chol co, 'JU 10c.
HAY Prices quoted bv Omaha Wholesaln
liny Oenlers' association: Choice upland,
JlO.ffl; No. 1 upland, J10: medium, J3; coarse.
s.wj. itye straw, jo.50. These prices are
for hay of good color and quality. De
mand Inlr. Receipts, 3 cars.
uivih-ko, i wnite, i'ae.
CORN No. 3, 43c
13RAN-J15. ,
VEGETABLES.
SPINACH-Pcr bu. box, 60c.
ASPARAGUS Native, per do., 40350c
RHUHARB-Homo grown, per lb.; 114c.
NEW UEETS-Pcr doz.. 60c!
NEW CARROTS Per doz., 50c
NEW TURNIPS-Pcr doz., 611c
CUCI'MItKn.q llnlhntif iwr . tt tctt.
PARSNH'S-Per bu., 4&u
TURNIP8-Per bu 600.
13EET8-Per bu., 40c.
CARROTS Per bu., 40c.
LETTUCFJ-Pcr bu.. 26tt30c
RADISHES Per doz., 21W25C.
PARSLEY Per dm. sit
POTATOES-Pcr bu., 60c: Colorado, POc.
SEEL) PUIATOES-Earfy Ohios. W&o;
Red River Va-llcy. iOc,
uAiiu.iiii'j-Ketv California. 214c
TOMATOES Horlda. ucr C-basket crate.
ancv. J.1.50.
uiNiurH iiermudns, per crate. t2.2S.
CAULIFLOWER-Ht. Louis, per crate. 13.
I1EANS Wax. Per 1-3 hu.. 75v. .trlnir
per 1-3 bu., 75c.
istjtj ri,ANT-Per bu. box. J3.
PEPPERS-Ptr bu. Cox, J2.
PEAS Per bu.. J2; per 1-3 bu.. 75c.
CELERY California, per bunch. 604IP753.
NEW POTATOES Per lb., 3c
FRUITS.
STRAWBERRIES Arkansas, ner VA.nt.
case. J2.25.
uuerries California, per S-lb. bos,
APPLES-Per bbl.. 14.50: Wasnlniton. r,r
bu, box, 12.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES California seedlings. i2"hot
60; navels, J2.50O3.25; Med. sweets, J2.75B
w,
LEMONS California, extra fanrv. 1:1V'.-
Choice, J3.
BANANAS-Per bunch, according to size,
;2.004j'.i.60.
FIGS California, new cartons. 75e: lnvnra.
65c; imported, per lb,, 10U12C.
DATKS Persian, In 60-ib. boxes, oalrs, 6c
per lb.; llallowoen, 54c per lb.
i'itSCAi-i-ijE;a rcr uoz., ti.TofifZ.oo.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY California. Der 24-sectlon cxkk.
J3.75.
uiukh rer bbl., J4.60: per half bbl., J2.75.
NUTS English walnuts, per lb.. 15c: ni-
bcrts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., I8ft20c:
raw peanuts, per 10., otaottc: roasiea, twis
i4c: Urazlls. 13c: pecans. 10xf22c: cocoanuts.
1IIDES No. 1 green. 5Uc: No. 3 green.
no. i vcai can. a 10 ins., sc: no. z vea
filf 1? In 1R lKa . r1r. Hl.toa EAnn
1 1 'IT r j c u v. 1 . 1 . iu'.i n.
St. Louis Grain nnd Provision.
ST. LOUIS. May 21. WHEAT Higher
No. 2 red, cash, elevator. 72c: track, 7653)
7514c: May, 72lc: July, 69ig63ic;' Septem-
per, t'jc; rsio. - nnni, i2Mi3c.
wiiN-Kirm; no. 3 casn, wvtc: tracK,
431443;c: May, 4314c; July, 43Q43U.C; Scp-
lemoer, iic.
UATH-uigher; no. 3 casn, 30V4c: track,
;0l4c: May. 30Wc: July. 2Sc: SeDtember.
26Wc; No. 2 white. 31V4c
RYE-Dull nt 57c.
KLOUR-Dull: Dotents. t3.65iS3.76: extra
fancy and straight. t3.15f3.30: clear. 12.10
or.KUtt-No trading.
CORNMEAI-8teady, J2.30.
R RAN Dull: sacked, east track. Wc
HAY Stendv: timothy. tll.CKKffl4.00:
prairie not quoted.
whisky steady, i..'s.
IRON COTTONTIES-J1.05,
HAaC.ING-fiij,ft7c.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: lobbing.
115.75. Lard, higher nt J8.10S8.1244. Dry salt
meats, strong; Doxea lots, extra snorts,
J8.25: clear ribs. J8.37U: clear sides. 18.50.
Racon. strong: boxed lots, extra shorts. 19:
clear tids, tv.uft; ciear siaes, VJ.a.
METALS Lead, nrm at 14.25. Spelter,
ami, m.mi- sciifrs.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 7c: springs,
15i?17c; turkeys, 6c; ducks, springs, 714c;
ceese. 4e,
HUTTER Steady;
dairy. 1215c.
creamery,
15319c;
EUGS Steady, lllic, repacked and cases
ttirlllrlorl
RECEIPTS Flour. 6.000 bb s.r wheat. 29.-
000 bu.: corn. 70.0UO bu.; oats, 86,000 bu,
Hllil'.MENTS Flour. 11.000 bbls.: wheat,
lu.wj ou.; corn, ii.iw on.; oats, 3t,uuu du
Liverpool Grnln and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. May 21. WHEAT Snot.
steady: No. 2 red western, winter, 6s llVfcd;
no. i nnrinern, spring, us lu; no. j Cali
fornia, 6s U4d; futures steady; July, 6s Ud;
September, js lOd.
CORN Snot. American mixed. now.
steady, ih Id; American mixed, old, nominal;
mures nrm; .mii.v nominal; juiy, 23 ll?&u;
oepiemuur, m i'u.
I'KAH unnauian. steady.
FI.OUR-St. IaiuIs fancy winter, dull, at
Ss.
Iiors-At ijonaon (i-acinc coast), steady,
at 4fi4 10s.
PRUVlHlUNa-neer, easy; extra India
mess, bis 3d. 1'orK. dull: nrlmn mess.
western. 61s 6d. Hnms, short cut. 14 to 16
lbs,, tlrm, at 46s 9d. Lard, llrm; prime
western, in ucrcta. -n on; American, re
lined, In palls. 41s 9d. Rucon, firm: Cumber
IH to 24 lbs., lis 9d! clear mlddlnit. llpht
28 to 31 lbs., 42s 9d: long clear middles,
heavy. 35 to 40 lb".. 41b; short clear backs,
16 to ai ins., 4is i; cienr bellies, 14 to 16
lbs., 45s, Shoulders, square, jl to 13 lbs.,
(Ik,.. , .1 '
,11 ill, ii v uin uu,
ui'T TKiv uuii; iiuesi united States, S8s;
good United States, 66s. ' '
viiKKNK American tinest white, dull, nt
47s: American llnest colored, quiet, at 46s.
TALLOW Prime, nteudv . milnt. ni
Austrnlliiu. In London, i-teadv. at i&
Receipts of wheat diirlnar hn lunt thron
ilays, 101,000 centals, lncludlng97,ooo Amerl-
piu, m-rciiun ni .Mnencan corn during tlie
mm uiicu iui0, ii?, iw ceninis.
Knnana City llrnln nnd Provisions,
i HEAT July
cash. N'n :
o. 2 red. 70
,e; No, 3, G9tfjG9WjC
ash,
T.:,' - - ......v, , .u.
iai;.
ClATH NO. 2 White, 31V4B31ic,
1IAV fltnljn llmnllii' tlARASIIAA. l- -1 - -
nrulrlA tf RrtWO TR '
HUTTBR-Cr'camery. 1414St614c; dairy,
fancy, 1314',4c
EGGS Firm; fresh Mlssotul and Kansas
stock, 91jc per doz., loss off, cases returned;
new whltewood enfos included, 14o more.
ur.i Tiin b wnciii, wi.sw uu.; corn, 34,100
uu.; oais. .(.(i uu,
SHIPMENTS-Whcat, 56,000 bu.; corn, 21
600 bu.; oats, 9.0C0 bu.
Toledo drill n nnd Need.
.T..,,'KUO' " s,l,y 21WHEAT-Dull
,U'i'.rm: ,;a?.h.a,l(1 Ma'- 'V4c: July. 74ic
45ei Jul7 "(s I'c BtronK: c"3" nl May,
iu'A.T?.Tiu,oCA.'bllt nrm! c8h and Muy,
RYE-Mlier-
. '.''"Vr'.ctbKl5U-stca'! cash. J6.50; Oc
Phllnili-lnliln PriiiliM Ma.u.i
PHILADELPIHA. May 21.-RUTTER-
vu"v i aituuy; jancy westcru, 1914c
nrP"i ,,r,nU, !ci fancy n,a"
EGGS-Unchanged; frosh western. HUc
fresh southwestern. 121jc.
uuiiboti-rirmi now -York full creams,
KANSAS IT1V, Siny 21
66?c; September, etTVUCSc;
hurd, 70c; No. 3, 6S6M,4c; N
715io; No, 3, fafTRiUc.
choice, 9V4c; New York full creams, fair
10 cnoice, !fcH9'iC
MtlfMuUee Urnln Jliirkot.
MILWAt'KEK. Mnv 51. FI.ntIR-610e
higher.
wiiBAT Firmer: No. i northern, wvet
6c; No. 2 northern, 73147lc; July, 72'o
RYE Flrm'r: No. 1, 65c
BARLEY Dull: No. 2. 67c: ssmnle. 40rt
'214c,
OATS-Steady; No. 2 white, 30V4S3ic
Mlnnenpolls Whrnt, Floor nd tlran.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mav 21. WHEAT-Cash.
7214c; July. 72Vd72!4c; Seplembcr, 6914c:
on track, No. 1 hard, 7('.4c: No. 1 northern,
-V4c; no. - northern, lOijiU'.jc.
FLOUR First patents. Jl.lW?4.10: second
patents. 13.MKt3.9u: ilrst elenrs. K'.7OH2.f,0:
second clears, J2.10132.2i).
11 RAN 111 bJIK, JU.60tfH.75.
Peorlit .MnrUct,
PEORIA. May 21.-CORN-Steadv: No. 3.
43c.
OATS-Firm; No. 2 white, 29ic, hilled
through.
WHISKY On Ihn lumla nf il.? for fin.
Ished goods.
MOVK.MIJ.T IX STOCKS ..D IIOXDS.
Mnrkrt Kxtremelj -Itnll anil TrndliiR
Mnntl) In t'nlnn Pn rifle.
NEW YORK. Mav 51 Tl,.r tvn a allll
further decline In activity In the stork nur
ket today, the aggregate sales falling to n
llguro that has not been touched befnro In
many months, Even the diminished volume
or nusiness was largely centered In n texv
atorks, notably Union Pnclflc. That stork
spi med to have a dominant Inllllenro on
the whole niHrket, and the evidence tlnil It
was supported turned the market from the
early weakness. In rnntlnuancc of yester
day's downward movement, nnd llftnd
prices to a higher plane, except for n stork
nrrc arm mere, wmcn did not move In the
Into tradlnir. The nuturn nf Ihn Imoltira
Is Indicated by the example of several
stocks today. Union Parlllc was sold yes
terday on reports of nn nddtttonal Issue of
ronvcrtlblo bonds to finance the Northern
Pacific stock purchase. Today the fact wns
confirmed that the company had applied to
wic niucn rxemtuge 10 list the additional
bonds, yet Union Paclllc ruse nt one time
41i over last nlcht. Missouri Paclllc was
weak yrslerdnv on the mniomont ilmi iim
expected dividend would not bo declnred nt
once, ii.riy the directors met without act
ing on the dividend; yet tho stock
ros? 4 points over the enrlv low iwilnt. Tlw
buying by railroads and ciipltnllsts to effe.-t
I'liuiiKcs in various railroad systems which
uns supposed to make tip the bulk of Iho
buy'tig In the boom market, when dealings
ran between 2,om,(niO and 3,00O,iji shnres a
day, : also Inconsplc'Jous, although rumors
of such dealings continue to piny some
par', esticclnlly In Union Pacific, which Is
credited by the newest rumors with secur
ing an Interest In St. Puul. Tho strength
of the Toledo, St. Louis & Western stocks
Is accompanied by Inltimattnns about the
exchange (hat the buying Is for Vanderbllt
account, with n view to elimination of com
petition. The old story of n consolidation
of southwestern roads was revived today In
connection wnn tno rauy in .Missouri Pa
clllc. Tho continuation of the Injunction
against Amalgamated Copper's merger
projocts accounted for the early weakness
of that stock. American Linseed nnd Lead
were cnnstantlv stronir. rattier imm.ntv
sine, the absorption nf the linseed company
by the Union Lend and Oil company Is sup-
I'urcu it inuicaie increnseu competition ror
the National Lead company.
ii Bri utiou iii iiiujiey umiiy nau
some Influence in the recovery. Hanks
which were below thplr lni-ni rnnnn i.v
Saturday's statement, apparently com
pleted their recuperation yesterday. The
payments of nn Installment or subscrip
tions on the Union Pnrltln linml Inann niM
on tho purchase of the Rio Grande & Wo-U-
ern uy mo uonver & Rio Grande, which
were made yesterday, resulted in snm, re
turn to the mnrket today.
me oonu muract was nun and inclined
to weakness enrlv. hut shnwon mnw rnnnv.
erics later In sympathy with stocks. Totul
saies. par vaiue, z..yi,uuo. united states
new 4s declined 4 per cent on the last call.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram siys: A holiday feel
ing pervaded the stock market here today.
The, stagnation was general and nil the
stocks were heavy. American shnres wero
hardly mentioned; they stuck at the lower
level set by New York with tho single ex
ception of Louisville and Union Pacific,
which were quietly bought up. Twcnty-
nve wiousami pounds gom nns come in
from Holland. Money rntcs were unal
tered. Of the 1,500,000 nf loans due tho
bank a half million has been renewed nnd
the market now owes about l.ooo.ooo Kv.
change on Paris, 25.16.
The roiiowinr are th& closing prices on
tho New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
, T7Si Wabash
, 9S?, do pfd
,1!5 Wheel. & I K...
. 93'4 do M pfd
.102H Wis. Central ....
. 68 do pfd
. SVs Adams Ex
.'.'Jl'ilAmerlcan Ex
. 3-".i,lI. . Kx
. 71 Wclla.Farso Ex..
.1"J Chi. Ter. & Tr...
, 2114
, 0i
1714
, :-e
, !!'.
42
1T3
:di
, so
,110
, 2114
, n
. 42i
TVi
. n.i
. T9
. Hi
do pfd
Baltimore Si Ohio,,
do pfd
Canadian Pac
Canada
Chcs. & Ohio
C. 11. & Q
Chi. Ind. fc I.
do pfd
Chicago & K. III...
& N. W
.:S3 do pfd
.15IU Chicago & Alton....
. Mi do pfd
. HVChlcairo O, w
, &',; do 1st pfd
. JI do 2d pfd
,1H Mex. National
.215 Toledo. St. L. & W,
44H do pfd
. t2'i P. C. C. A nt, L...,
. J!H Amal. Copper
. 6!'i Aratr, Car F
. KVi do pfd
.l"i Amer. S. A It..,...,
. 62?i do pfd
. TS Amer. Tobacco
.1331 Brooklyn It. T
c. n. i. & r
c. c. c. & St. i...
Colorado So
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Pel, A Hudson
HTs
23a
37'i
42
11414
34 i
7114
J5'i
96
125?;
14
96
ti!4
108
221
iV.i
2314
7Si
S2'4
220V4
li'j
Oii
UU
74
22(4
. 41
. 75
, S3
, 60
30
iu?
43
84
.205
14714
5.i4
12'4
77',j
31
62
, 92 ;
211;
54
, li',4
, 70
, 44i;
934
Del, U & W
Denver & R. a....
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
at. Nor. pfd
Hocklnir Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central ....
Iowa Central
aaii.Colo. Riel & Iron...
do pfd.
. CO
Con, Tobacco
k. c, p. & a
Lake Krle & W....
. 56
.120
.1C3U1
.Ui
.l7i
.
do pfd
Clen. Electrlo .
(llucosp Sugar
do pfd
Lake Shore
L. A N
Manhattan L
Met. St. Ily
Mo. Pacinc
M.. K. & T
Inter. Paper ..
do pfd
I-aclede Gas ..
Sl'k Con. Oa
103H Hocking Coal
27','lnter. Power
do pfd
. KU
.US
,151'i
. Si
. S714
.160
. ii
. !JTi
.145t
. 4ITi
. :..
. s:n
. 4s
. 82
. 6SV4
. S3
Itepubllc Steel ....
N, J. Central
do pfd
National lyjad
National Salt
do pfd
No. American
Pacinc Coast
Pacinc Mall
Pcople'a Gas
Pressed S. Car
do pfd
Pullman P. Car....
Sugar
N, Y. Central
Norfolk & W
do pfd
No. PaclOc ,.,
do pfd ,
Ontario & V ,
Pennsylvania ,
Reading ,
do 1st pfd ,
do 2J pfd
Ft. L. & S. F
do 1st pri
do 2d pfd
Tenn. Coal A Iron.
U, S, Leather
do pfd
U. S. Rubber
do pfd
Western Union ....
Amer. Linseed
do pfd
Union Paper llaf..
do pfd
U. S, Steel
do pfd
St. L. Southw
do pfd
. 621,1
.1611,
St. Piyil
do pfd
So. raclllc
So. Ilallway
lVi
,. 4S
. SOU
. s?;
. 46'4
do pfd
Texas & Pacinc ..
Union Pacinc
,.1034
do pfd
Xew York Monpy Market.
NEW YORK. May 21,-MONEY-On call.
llrm at IQ5 per cent; last loan, 4 per cent;
ruling rate, 4'j per cent; prime mercantile,
paper. 4(ii4'j per cent.
niMtiiiitu riAvjiiAiurj 1 irm, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills nt H.SSUW
4.8Sli for demand and at Ji.8lp4.S411; for
sixty days: posted rates, J4.8514Q4.80; com
mercial bills. JI.84fl4.8U4.
SILVKR-Certlflcates, nominally nt 60c;
bar, 6!);e; Mexican dollars, 4flc,
11U?uh uovernmeni, wcaK; state, inac
tive; railroad, Irregular.
Tho closing prices 011 bonds todaj. are at
fallows:
U. S. ret. 2s, reg,.
,106!i
.106U
.103
.19
.in;
.137;
.V, Y. C. Is
N. J. C. gen. 5s,,,
No. Pacinc 2
.107'4
.132U
. 7i;
.105
.1071,4
.10114
.103
.lit
.127
.118
. tii;
.10114
do coupon
do 3s, rcg
do coupon
do new 4s, reit,,.
do coupon
do old 4s, res,,..
do coupon
do coupon
do (s, ret
1). of C. I, 65s
Alch, Ecn. 4s
do adj. Is ,
Canada 80. 2
Cliea. A Ohio 414s..
do Ss
C. A N. W. c. Ta...
tin is
N Y, C A St L 4s,
N. & W. 0. 4
.tni
Ore. Nav. Is
.11:14
pis';
.ios;
to 4s
Oregon S, L. 6s...
do con sol 2s
Reading gen. 4s..,
It. a. W. 1 ,
St I, A I M r, 5s..
St L A S F K. 6s.
St, Paul consols.,,
St. 1. . C. A I. Is.
.1234
1021
. M'i
,KSS,
.10Vi
.I19'i
,.U44
.133
.193
.118
.:i94
.137 ;
I do 5s
;so. Pacinc ts
do H. F. deb. 5s.
.121-4
. 0(14
. 93';
.1I6W
. tit!)
,.)19!4
Chicago Ter. 4s
no. uaiiway OS,.,,
8. It, A T. 6s
Texas A Pac. la,,
do 2s
Union Tacinc 4,.,
Colorado so. 4s
D. & R. O. 4
Krle ceneral 4s
F. W. U. C. !..
en. Electrlo 5...
la, Central Is..,.,,.
U. A N. unl. 4...
M K. A T. 2a....
do 4s
. (714
.lOlU
. !;
.110
.18314
.109
,.106
,117
,.110
.113
,. 89
,. C3
IwaDiisn In ,,,,,,,,
d 2s
iWest Shore 4
.117
.102V4
. 9H
uis, central is,.,
Va. Centuries
II a 11k ClPiiriiiK",
OMAHA, May 21. Rank clearing.", today
Jl. 101.191; corresponding day last year, Jl,,
108.544; decrease, J6.350.
CHICAGO, May 21.-Clearlllgs, J23,42S.2(57
balances, J3.477.467: posted exchange, J4.851J
fH.SO; New York exchange, 20o premium.
UALTIMORE, May 21,-Clcarlngs, J4.20O,
499: balances. J438.920.
CINCINNATI. May 21.-Clearlngs. J3.089..
320; money, 3140"6 per cent; New York cx,
change, 20c premium.
PlllLADEl.PHIA, May 21.-Clearlngs
J19.421.910; balances. J2.4f.2,S60.
ROSTON. Muy 21,-Clearlngs, j:9.167,621
balnnces. J3.432.220.
NKW YORK. May 21,-Clearlngs, J4JI.327,
241: balances, Jlfi,031.6O7.
ST. LOUIS, May :i.-Clearlne, J5,37,10J
balances, Jl, 127.000: money, 6JJ7 per cent;
New York exchange, 20c premium bid; 10c
premium asked.
Ilnston nek (Inotnllans.
HOSTON, May 21,-Call loans, 4f5 per
cent: time loans, 490 per tent. Official
closing:
A., T. A S, F
do pfl
Amr, Sugar ,
do pfd,.,
American Tel ,
Hoston A Albany,.,
lloHon Klevattd
nostiin & Me ,
C, II. q
Dominion Coal .....
do pfd
U. S. Httfl .,
do pfd
On. Kleetrlo
Mox. Crntral
N. II. O. C
Rubber ,
l'nl;n Pacific ......
Union lnd
West Knd
Wcitlngh. Klecttlc
uu
91
urn
l:t!
;iij
:u
Wi
1M
ISS'i
a-.i.
ns
4l'i
951,
r
"ifil'i
10s.
IrtJVa
3
4i
l
Atchison 4i,
N. E. O. ft p. Si..
Adventure
ninnham Mtn, Co.
Amal. Copper
Atlantic
,11V4
, C4
, li
, 2Vi
itll'.i
. 30
,10.1
, IS
,14
, 10
r.i,
li
7
, 3
Ji'4
rtoaton Mont,,,,,
nutu tt lloston ...
I'al. h Recta.
Centennial
Franklin
Humboldt
Osceola
Parrot
Qulncy
Hanta Yt Copper...
Tamarack
L'lah Mining
Winona .-.
W'oUcrlnea ...
Rid.
Xeir York MlnlnB StocUa.
NEW YORK, May 21.-Tho follow lug are
quotations on mining stockc:
Adams Con ;o
Alice 10
ftreece HO
Hrunswlrk I'on 17
t'nnislock Ttm 3
Con. Cal. & Va 115
Drailnood Ter C)
Horn Hllver 113
Iron Hllver 61
Leadvllle Con 6
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Oplilr
Vhnetilx
,...SM
.... M
.... i:
.... 4
.... 10
.... i:
.... 45
. . . .Mi
rotoal
Savaae
Hlerra Nevada
Hmall Hopes ...
Standard
London Stork (luotnt Inns.
LONDON, Mny 2I.-1 p. m.-ClosIng:
Cons., money Dl
do 1st pfd 64
Pennsylvania T 14
Heading I0Vi
N'n. Paclllc pfd 101
do account e 4 1 a
Canadian I'ac 106
St. Paul 164
Illnola Central 141
Orand Trunk lUj
lulivllle lOJ'i'Anaconda
...
... 4?!4
... 45
Cnlon I'ac, pfd Pi, Hand Mines
N. v. t:entrai 131 n;. h. uteei ,
Krle
37'il do pfd...
HAR SI LVER Quiet, 2714d per ounce.
MONEY 3314 per cent: the rate of ills
count In the open market for short bills Is
SJi'dS 11-16 per cent; for three months' bills,
3?sr3"''?i per cent,
Cnnilllliui nf lliu Trensurr.
WASHINGTON. May 2l.-Todny's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho J15n,non.0OJ gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, JI59,0tv),7tJ;
gold, 95,299,e37.
Changes In Avnllnble Supplies.
NEW YORK. May 2I.-8peelal cable and
telegraphic communications to Rrndstreet s
show the following changes In avnllnble
supplies from the last account:
WHEAT United States and Canada,
cast of Rockies, decrease, 4.912,000 bushels;
afloat for and in Europe. Increase, lOO.OOO
bushels; total supply, decrease, 4,912,000
bushels.
CORN United States and Canada, cast
of Rockies, decrease, 2,324,000 bushels,
OATS United States and Canada, cast
nf Rockies, decrease, 775,000 bushels.
Among the more Importunt decreases re
ported to UradHtrect's nre those of 138,000
bushels nt Chicago private elevators, 175,Ut
bushelK' at Omaha, 122,000 bushels at Port
Huron, 100,000 bushels ut Northwestern In
terior elevators and 6O.O11O bushels each In
Mnnltnba and at Chattanooga nnd Nash
ville. The leading Increases Include those of
W.OoO bushels In Coteau nnd 63,000 bushels
at Depot Harbor. The combined stock of
wheat at Portland. Ore., Tncoma nnd Scat
tic. Wosh., decreased 28,000 bushels last
week,
CnfTrc Mnrkct.
NEW YORK, May 21.-COFFEE-Spot,
Rio. dull; No. 7 Invoice, ti'Jc. Mild, quiet;
Cordova. nUttlSVic. Ltnuldation and short
selling brought about lower prices today 011
the uorree exchange. Tho marget openca
quiet, with prices 6 points lower and for a
time Diisiness wns almost at a standstill,
with the undertone weak. Disappointing
cables from Euronean markets, free re
ceipts In the crop country nnd stupidly dull
trade In the spot market were supplemented
by total absence of speculative support
and selling orders from abroad. In the
afternoon general pressure led to 5 points
further decline, with the marKet iinany
barelV steady and net 5H10 points lower.
except on April, which whs nominally un
changed. Total sales were 11,250 bags. In
cluding: Mny. 5.15c: July, 5.45c; September,
.&5c; October, S.KOc; December, 5.80c
CnttniY .Mnrkct.
NEW YORK... May 21.-COTTON-July
shorts furnished plenty of excitement In
the cotton markcti'loday and caused con
siderable of a sympathetic bull stir In the
south and abroau. ror some time pnst
trade has been fearful of Inflation of the
Julv position and bears on every decline
hnve been closing up accounts. The mar
ket wns tlnnlly steady, with prices GltlS
points higher on near months anil 2 points
lower on far months. Spot closed iulet,
l-1tic higher: middling unlnnds. SUc: mid
dling gulf, RHc; sales, 17 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 21. UOTTON-SpOS,
fair demand, unchanged; American mid
dling. 4 5-16c: the sales of the dny were
8.000 bales, of which f) were for specula
tion and export and included 7.500 Anier-
ican. Receipts, 31,000 bales, Including 28,900
American.
Dry (ionit .Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. May 21.-DRY GOODS-The
most Important feature today hns been a
large drive by the Clallln company In
magnolia dimities at 314c net by the case
and 3',4c by the piece, The goods sold
rapidly and the drive wns a complete
success. There has been 110 chnnge In the
general market for cotton goods. Heavy
brown cottons were dull on home account
and export demand quiet; prices are still
easier. Rleuclted cottons nulet nnd un
changed. Coarse colored cottons dull nnd
etisy. The print cloth market is inactive.
j'rmts dun and irregular, uingnams gen
erally steady.
Wool Murket.
ST. LOUIS. Mav 21.-WOOL Easier, but
not quotably changed: medium grades. 11
17'4c: light tine. llftHljc; heavy fine, 9?llc;
tub washed, 17it26c.
ROSTON, Mny 21.-WOOL The demand
for wool here has been modcrnte during the
Inst week and prices rule about the same as
last week. Territory wools remain steady
in price. Missouri quarter-blood combing,
191i20c: three-clghths-blood. 19fi20c: braid
combing, 18c. Territory, scoured basis
Montana, line medium and tine, I43(l5c;
scoured. ISfft'Jo: stnnle. 45fl4Gc: L'tnh.
Wyoming and Idaho medium nnd line, .2
no; scoureu, h.h2c; stnpiel nunc.
Si. Louis Live StnoU Slnrl.nt.
ST. LOUIS. Mav 21. CATTLE Receipts.
4,100 head. Including 2,000 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
J4.S5fr6.00; dressed beef and butcher steers,
ji.wwio.-a; steers uncier i.uw ids., ji.io'u i..;:
stockers und feeders. J2.S3r4.85: cows nnd
heifers, J2.00iSi.75; ennners J1.25ii2.R5; bulls,
W.'jo'CH.w; lexas anil inuinii siccrs, w.wa
5.25: cows and heifers. $3.1304.50.
HOGS Receipts. 11,600 hcad; niarket 5c
IQWlTi I'lBB ttllU UKIIIB, tJ.UWW.IU, IHll'ltVIB
J5.tXVri6.S0: butchers. l5.Sfl(S5.92't.
SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipts, 900 head;
market steady, unlive muttons, $4.004i4.t3;
lambs, J5.50ij6.40; culls nnd bucks, J3.5CKU'
4.25! SlOCKCrs, JZ.N0rjf3.IIO.
NEBRASKA CROP BULLETIN
Mnrr Itnln Won Id He Itrnrllclat nnd
Chinch Runs Are Unuing
Inir Wheal.
United States Department of Agriculture,
Nebraska Section, Climate and Crop Scrv
ico of the Weather Bureau, University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, May 21, Tho last week
has been warm and dry, with about tho
normal amount of sunshine. Tbe dally
mean temperature has averaged about ti
degrees above the normal, No unusually
high or low temperatures occurred during
the week.
Tho rainfall has been below normal gen-
erolly. Tho amount was about or slightly
above one-half inch in a few of the south
ern counties of tbe southeastern section,
but generally It wns less than 0.30 of an
inch, and in a Urge part of the northern
and western portions of tbe state It was
less than 0,10 of an Inch.
Wheat, oats and grass continue In good
condition, but in some places lack of
moisture has retarded growth and gen
erally at the end of tbe week tnoro rain
would bo beneficial to theso crops. Chinch
bugs are doing some dnmago In wheat flcldj
In central and western counties. Corn
planting has progressed rapidly and the
bulk of the crop is now planted In central
and southern counties, Tho early planted
corn Is coming up, generally slowly, and
in some Instances unevenly. Fruit con
ttnucs to promise a good crop, The frosts
of last week did very little damage gen
erally, although in some places the fruit
was considerably Injured..
O. A. LOVELAND,
section Director, Lincoln, Neb.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Liberal BeciipU of CUl, but Good 8tnff
lild Jmt About Btitdj.
HEAVIEST RUN OF HOGS 10 FAR THIS YEAR
Llitht Snpply of Roth Sheen nnd Lambs
Remand llclnic In IJood Shnpe, (lie
Mnrkct Rilled Active nnd Steady
to Struiiii All Around,
SOUTH OMAHA, May 21.
Recclnts were: Cumin. Hoes. Sheen.
Official Monday 2.1x l.iJ'J 5.oJ
Uihclal Tuesday It, Ml 3.0 13
Two iIiivm 1I1U wk.. s.S la.EM S.&43
S.imc lluvx lnut ivo.ik I.1..U1 12.109
Same week before i.jU! H.3S1 li.M'l
hainu three wcexs ago.. Ml- lo.ol'J 10,a2J
Same tour weeks ago.... b.Ml lV-'JI S.JtO
ouiiie dtiys last year i.isi ..on
Averago prlco paid tor hogs at South
Omaha tho past several days with com
parisons: I 1901. 1900.ii:3?lW5.lS97.lW6.lf''J5.
May 1...
May 2...
May 3...
6 2
6 lit
& 17
3 1
I 1 79
3 ?U
3 81 3 71
3 'j4 3 72
3 15 3
I 121
3 Is
4 41
4 4
4 t
4 7
D 111
6 mt
J VI.
3 to
3 b5
May 4...
May 6,,,
May ...
Muy 7...
iuy ,,.
May I.,,
I J,
6 Z
3 W
I 30
6 671,
6
a t4
B 66141
a tit
3 64
3 iiJI 3 trtl
11 s w
4 40
& 21
3 IKll 3 701
1 3 ill
3 S.9 I
3 3 6i
3 till i bii
4 19 3 66,
4 Jj 3 b5,
1 31 4 31
1 l"
6 12
6 ljj
6 lti!
R It
3 t ','J
3 191 li
3 16 4 44
I 4 4J
3 P' 4 4u
3 65
.way iu..
.May 11..
3 tk.'
3 lie I
3 661
3 Cj)
3 67
3 63
3 O il
3 5fl
6 hoik
May 12,.
May 13..
.May 14..
3 17
3 20
b 6S14
a il 1
5 tW14!
5 IV
6 21
& 23
4 44
I Ji
4 31
4 27
4 3t
4 -in
4 .-1 J bi
3 lc
Muy 15,.
- Id bl
3 21
.May is, ,
May 1;,.
4 26
3 19
5 72
5
4 4b
4 !
3 55
3 62
3 61
3 6'.'
a 1 ay is.
6 73V4
i) 11
5 10
3 U
3 121
amy
19..,
a 60
3 65
4 35
4 2b
amy
20..,
2L.
6 73
3 07
4 46
.May
I 0 ?14) 6 03 j 4 2H 3 tw 3 0;l 4 4o
Indicates Sunday.
The iinielnl nitmhrr nf r.ir nf afneW
brought Iii today by each road was:
Cattle.Ilogs.Sh'p.
C, M. & St. P, Ry....
0 1.
O. & St. L. Ry 1
.Missouri pan tic Ry 7
union i-ncinc system 3j
C. & N. W. Ry 1
F E. A M. V. R. It 4(i
4
I'd
20
32
14
29
2
3
S. C. & P. Ry 5
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry 14
IS. iV ,M. Jl. 11. K 42
C, II. ,i Q. Ry
C. R. 1. & P.. east
C. It. 1. k P., west
Illinois Central 2
Total receipts 15S
215
13
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Ruvers.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omanu Packing Co....
Swift and Company...,
Cuuahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Swift and Co.. country
452
2.46.1
M5
59
939
203
747
... b9J
... XVJ
...1,269
"h'
2,139
4,427
6,504
11. uecaer ft ucguti
Lobmun & Co
Livingstone .t Schaller
ni
6.1
Other buyers
277
Totals 3,405 14,633 3,940
CATTLE Tnern was n cooil. llheral run
of cattle 011 sale this morning, which gave
buyers an opportunity to tane their time,
and as a result thu market was not par
ticularly active, xne cattle, however, began
to chnnge hands In good season, and it
wns not long befom the blit end of tho
desirable grades was sold.
tncro wero about 100 cars of beef steers
Included In tho receipts, and there were
several bunchs of choice cuttle. Uuycrs,
of course, tried to get their supplies n
little lower, but In most cases they paid
right around steady prices. In some In
stances thu market looked a little weak
and sales were made thai were a shade
lower, but to offset that .some of the best
bunchas sold fully ns high as they would
have brought yesterday or at the close of
last week. Taking thu market as a whole
there was not much change, and It would
averngu up right close to steady.
Cow stuff was In light supply today In
proportion to the total receipts, and prices
in most cases were about steady. Good
stun sold readily ut stcudy prices, and If
there was any chnnge at all it was a little
weaker feeling on tho medium grades, but
there was hardly enough change to be
worthy of mention.
Bulls also sold In Just about yesterday's
notches nnd1 the game, is true of veni calves
and stags.
The light receipts of stockers and feed
ers continued today and ns speculators wero
looking for tresh supplies tho tew bunches
offered brought good strong prices where
the quality was satisfactory. Representa
tive sales:
BEEF
STEERS,
No.
No.
1..
1..
Av. Pr.
Av. Pr.
620
6 10
3 75
20..
...,996 4 fO
....1092 4 ll
.... 976 4 90
4 OA
Mi l 00
M
li
16
IS
12
25
13
1
20
1
1
2
11
4
2
15
21!'.!!'.!!
1
11
2
14
14
3
820
m
4 23
....1106
....1075
4 9i
4 40
4 :n
, 7!K)
4 -0
....1030 4 95
....1098 4 IS
....1210 4fJ
....1065 S CO
....1047 5 0,1
1080 5 00
....104" 5 CO
....1120 5 00
.,..1130 3 00
....1111 6 00
....1209 5 ")
....1013 5 00
....1090 5 00
....1139 3 10
....1045 5 00
....1002 6 'JO
....1148 5 00
....1114 3 00
....1094 5 00
....1137 5 00
....1194 6 0S
....1209 5 05
....1145 6 05
... .1125 5 03
.,..1191 3 05
....1219 5 10
....1167 5 :o
....1183 3 10
....1107 5 10
....1105 5 10
....1214 5 10
....1332 5 10
....1375 5 10
....1367 6 10
....1220 5 10
....1033 5 10
....1274 3 13
....1229 6 15
....1273 3 15
, 900 4
0
4 :,o
4 M
, 7M
927 4 50
S25 4 V)
636 4 M
24
. 912 4 fO t
. 976 4 10 20
. 930 4 60 22
.1036 4 CO 60
. 905 4 i'.5 10
. 920 4 l i 41
.1030 4 70 12
.853 4 70 10
. 975 4 M 9
.1023 I 70 21
. 920 4 70 20
.1029 4 75 14
20......
1
IS
11
1
20
t
.1011 4 75 22
..1070
4 75
S9
13
16
34
19
46
S3
19
20
19
4;
35
24
11
4 7S
4 75
4 75
4 60
4 fO
4 80
..1100
1
.1050
1 1200
1 1030
21
..1020
20....
SI....
24.,..
20...,
18....
21....
44.,..
14....
7....
5....
20....
11....
13....
2t....
22....
2o ! 1!
19...,
L...
41....
3t....
13,...
18....
1....
5....
10....
3....
15....
20.,..
13....
L...
..1112 4 SO
..1315
.. 990
..10S
4 V
4 80
4 SJ
4 83
906
....1023 4 M
.... 962 4 83
....1055 4 85
.1160 4 85 18
.1020 4 83 18
.1132 4 tS 60
1102 4 S3
1107 4 S3
1079 4 83
1030 4 35
1013 4 90
1163 4 00
1189 4 !0
1120 4 90
1011 4 90
1220 4 90
1046 4 'JO
1061 4 !0
1181 4 90
1001 4 90
1000 4 50
32
40
42
16
....1232
3 IS
.1235 5 15
1262 5 15
13 1219
19 1273
5 20
5.1
18 1214 5 ?i
11 1370 3 23
1 14S0 i 25
21..... 1315 5 25
48 1478 6 30
19 1383 S 30
12 133S 5 85
16 1311 5 40
1 1710 3 50
16 1452 3 CO
.1112 4 90
8TEER8 AND HEIFERS.
...925 4 I-". 10 1161 4 M
,..1064 4 65 16 1011 35
...105b 4 75 1 ,....1241 5 00
...1105 4 90 42 1237 5 10
STEERS AND COWS.
.893 4 10
25..
..1004 4 li
.1043 4 10
COWS.
890
910
, 840
2 23
1....
3...,
1....
3..,.
...
1....
13..,,
1....
12....
1....
.14(0 4 00
.1130 4 ( 0
.1050 4 00
1...
1...
8...
1...
1...
2...
t
2 ?5
2 80
820 2 75
836 4 04
.1020 2 73
. 870 2 75
,1055 3 00
..1135
..1060
..1125
.. 900
..1179
.. SM
I 00
4 fO
4 05
4 OS
4 10
4 10
4 !0
.1015 3 CO
8J0
3 20
1
1030
3 25
5
. 952
.1000
3 15
3 23
..1055
..1190 4 13
..1243 4 15
.,1090 4 ro
940 3 5
..1070 3 25
. . 700 3 25
1
1
3.'.'.'..
1
19
5
.1059 4 20
910 3 35
...1070
4 :
3 1090 3 23
...1110
...1150
...1065
...1046
...1200
4 25
4 25
4 23
4 ro
4 35
4 23
4 25
4 ?S
4 M
1.
924 3 23
1165 3 25
1000 3 10
1000 3 50
1000 3 33
810 3 40
1024 3 40
k'4 3 10
870 3 50
1020 3 30
1035 3 j0
1IS0 3 30
934 3 55
10.V) 3 Co
12S0 3 65
90 3 t-'i
1010 3 73
1010 3 75
"20 3 75
359 3 75
1250 3 75
, 933 3 75
1120 3 75
,,..,,1150 3 73
1627 3 85
1064 3 JO
1033 3 95
4.
2 1120
7 1037
1 9(0
5.,,.
992
,..1260
4 33
...1350 4 33
...1200 4 IS
...1104
...1043
...1070
. . . 1210
...1000
...1070
4 10
I 10
4 40
4 10
4 10
3. ...... .
4 4)
..1100 4 40
.1006 4 40
.I3f0
1 40
10
1022
1075
4 54
4 ro
It..
!..
1..
4 Vi
11S6 4 50
121) 4 50
1395 4 10
.1110 4 50
.ISO') 4 60
i
6
23
1
1
3.,
1
.1450 4 CO
1.
HOWS AND HEIFERS.
,,, 816 3 90 13 1070
,,.1048 4 60
4 60
JIKU'-ISHH
,., S10 2 ') 31
... 980 2 ro 6
612 4 SS
930 4 U
,,.713 3 H 34 1017 4 43
,,, 730 3 ii 19 1013 I 43
j :s
3 73
3 73
4 CO
4 10
1 940
3 !
t 1054
271 3
3 773
8 776
C3
4 50
4 50
4 53
4 t
4 M
4 CO
I 45
300
4 23
4 23
4 30
60.41 tl
1 1310
BULLS.
1 1240
1 1380
1 1170
1 1630
1 ,...,,,1360
1 1260
1 1530
1 1444
1 1480
1 10
1.
123
4 05
4 CO
4 05
4 10
4 10
1 iS
I 3i
3 IS
3 r.5
3 48
3 'S
3 VS
3 30
4 M
4 M
4 N
1315
1780
1510
1330
1770
4 10
1450' 4 13
1650 I 1
1S93
1650
12M
I W0
4 15
4 15
1 1710
...1350
4 20
...1340
...1040
...1370
...1870
4 20
4 20
4 23
4 til
4 00
4 05
7...
....1310
1 1810
1 1470
4 30
CALVES.
, 4l0 3 35 1 100 6 00
470 4 75 2 195 li 50
, 285 5 10 3 I3 6 50
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
800 3 80 353 3 33
370 3 3 644 I 23
960 3 U 2 NS 4 10
1...
1...
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS,
3 72V 3 10 7 4-M 4 83
1 WO 3 73 1 560 4 60
13 719 3 10 28 720 4 0
1 690 4 10 37 667 4 95
STOCK CALVES.
10 , 337 3 90
HOOS-Today's hog market opened a big
nickel, or frSTVie, lower and the trade was
active nt the decline. The receipts wero
the heaviest of tho yenr, but still tho de
mand was equal to the occasion and prac
tically everything was sold early In the
morning. The bulk of the hogs sold from
$5.65 to j.'..i'ii, with some of tho better grades
at $5.7214 nnd from that up to $5.77H. It
took a choice load of hos, however, to
sell over t6.6"14. Tho lighter weights went
from 15.65 down, and, as usual, were neg
lected and In most cases were left until
tho last cnl or ttm market. There was not
much chanru i" the market from start to
finish, as good hogs on the close sold for
.is much as they did at ntiy time during
the day. Representative sales:
No.
St....
92....
90....
C8....
77....
78....
81....
67.,..
AV,
8h. Pr.
No.
AV. iJh.
Tr.
3 tm
5 f74
5 7H
3 C714
6 4M,,
5 tli
5 CV,
5 C7i,
5 ;:'
5 KVWj
6 67S,
5 7'
5 6714
6 07 14
5 C7I4
5 4fj
6 07 i
5 071.4
6 I47M,
3 07V,
5 V
C 674
6 47V,
3 ',7V4
S 0714
5 7'.4
5 471,
5 4714
6 174
6 074
3 074
5 474
6 674
5 674
5 674
5 174
6 074
5 674
5 674
5 674
3 474
5 074
5 614
5 1,71,
5 6"4
5 674
6 074
5 07 4
5 474
6 674
5 6714
5 '74
5 074
3 674
5 674
5 C74
6 074
5 0:4
3 474
5 074
5 474
5 70
3 70
6 70
5 70
5 70
3 70
5 70
5 -0
5 70
5 70
5 79
5 70
5 70
6 70
5 70
5 70
3 74
3 :o
5 70
5 70
5 70
5 70
5 TO
5 70
t 70
5 70
6 TO
6 T4
5 70
3 -0
5 70
5 70
6 70
5 70
5 70
5 70
5 74
5 70
5 70
5 724
3 724
3 724
6 724
5 724
6 75
5 "5
6 774
,...203
...217
...192
....237
...221
...310
....203
,...218
....251
....208
,...214
....222
....233
....208
....234
... 5 62S
70.,
84.
74.
21.
17.
...955 ...
...231 40
...321 40
...23 ...
120
ico
4)
M
80
iio
so
to
210
'io
5 tr.t
5 C2H
5 iit
5 05
5 65
5 66
3 t.i
6 43
6 6
5 t3
5 fS
6 45
5 05
6 CS
5 C5
3 fS
3 es
3 05
5 c
3 f3
...278
...202
120
120
160
160
80
160
8 231
37 214
80 229
96 260
61 239
53 276
59...,
73....
83....
68....
71....
57 215
(6....
56
61
320
200
80
53....
i0
SO...
67...
64...
tl...
li...
64...
7S...
54...
61...
77...
64...
09...
77...
..217
..223
..243
..223
..tit
..272
..230
..277
..234
..232
..278
..235
61....
....217. 80
65,
.311
61 214
76 273
12)
80
"tn
44
"v)
80
240
80
40
80
40
160
40
80
'fO
60
160
40
"tt
79....,
78....,
SI::::
13,,..
..210
.,196
..235
..192
..206
..200
..224
..319
..215
..222
..182
..225
3 05
6 fj
S 63
5 63
6 (3
3 CS
6 63
5 CS
5 63
5 65
3 C5
3 63
5 03
5 63
3 CS
3 65
5 63
5 CS
6 ii
6 65
3 05
S 05
5 65
5 05
5 15
6 05
5 05
5 CS
5 05
5 CS
5 65
6 65
5 CS
3 4j
5 '.711
5 C714j
5 C7',i
5 C714
5 071,
5 C71s
6 C7H
5 C7H
5 67V4
5 07',
6 C71,
5 071,
5 n'i
5 r.'.i,
5(67',
5 6714
5 07!,
S C7,
5 C7Vi
6 671,,
5 67H
3 C7!4
5 0714
5 C7lj
3 071,
5 671,
3 74
5 67 V,
3 07',
3 T,
3 1714
5 n74
6 471,
80
120
120
120
38....
85....
79....
78....
66....
62....
67....
239
273
291
289
353
239
233
230
2U
227
231
234
270
256
244
278
236
2S1
269
237
247
262
69
14
69...
68...
47...
60...
70...
66...
76...
69...
72...
62...
67...
68...
61...
67...
63...
61...
67...
70...
85...
67...
76...
74..
.235
44 165
21..
66..
138
.222
.237
.200
.218
.333
60
54
ts
77
69
94.'....
....233
....201
....231
....224
....223
....191
....244
....229
....211
....210
32
28
67
65
64
63
68..
120
200
160
40
10
160
160
'ko
80
40
200
160
160
80
80
200
'io
80
80
160
'so
80
80
120
80
....263
....227
....230
....230
....246
....235
91 184
69 222
60
73
06
08
64
80,
.205
53....
74,...
83....
16....
52....
71....
62....
73....
76..,.
64....
6y....
87....
73,...
77....
72....
...VA
...231
...210
...223
...235
...236
...225
...231
...224
...247
...232
...212
...251
...252
...278
..241
67.,
.243
38 233
62...
,233
82....
73,...
64....
60....
CO....
63....
54....
72....
64....
,...267
,...222
,...233
,...200
,...2:,s
,...304
...305
,...254
,...2.'S
64 264
73 212
61 335
CO...
182
68 282
(8.
1
.253
61
41
54
64
64....,
73
54
71
73
55.....
r.3
63....,
64
62
64
67
51....
61. ..;
71....
tii)....
64....
57....
CI....
52,...
63....
t'3....
65....
69....
63....
76....
66....
67....
72....
61....
292
...309
...265
...260
...262
...271
...295
...244
...214
...292
...27
...280
...269
...240
...260
...334
...248
....234
,...231
....234
,...224
,...238
...214
...241
,...230
...239
,,..11
,...224
....251
,..205
...265
,...303
...342
...247
...229
...240
...255
...258
...200
...241
...244
...254
...243
...234
...2C0
...238
...260
...248
...240
...219
...203
...279
...237
120
80
120
200
40
'40
to
to
'io
St..
80
68 287
S 0,4
5 7V,
6 Hi
5 7i
8 671,
3 57V4
6 C7'4
07 1 i
5 07'
6 0714
5 o7!i
6 67!,
6 07'i
5 67!,
6 671,
5 074
5 HV4
6 rrvi
5 07',
5 07H
61 HO 20
61 249 80
64 270 160
64 233 ...
71 237 ...
6 324 ...
64 277 ...
84...
40
40
18...
84...
74...
46. ..
62...
69..-.
63...
71...
67...
40
6? 243
76 273
66 264
63 272
49 233
63 274
04 271
68 300
55 303
80 251
53 802
C6 238
66 311
120
67...
68...
f9...
84...
80
t)1
73...
78...
63...
4...
80
SHEEP There wero only about a dozen
loads of theep on sale this morning, and,
tho demand on the part of packers being In
good shnpe, the mnrkct ruled active and
steady to strong. Clipped wethers sold as
high as $4.40 and ewes sold at $4,00, which
is the highest price paid In some time.
There were no choice lambs offered today,
but what weie cn sale sold as high as $5.30.
710
95
4W
J0
773
820
536
129
Beaumont & East Texas Oil Go.
OF BEAUMONT, TEXAS
Incorporated under the Laws ot the State of Texas..
CAPITAL, $1,000,000
DIVIDED I.Vi-O 1,000,000 SHARES, PAR VAI.LK "I.lltl EACH, KI LL PAID AM)
.0-ASSESSAni,B,
We are pleased to announce that .nh.crlpllons hnvr -".r In so fnt us to
nlace this Company on nn nssnred flnnncinl linsls, making It one of the sound,
cit corporations In the State of Texas, nnd It stock Instrinslcally worth moro
to every holder than when first offered
i therefore now lielnK considered
not be placed at a llguro more comm
It
stock as a matter of justice io iiib uompauy huh ii hiuuihuiugi. nun "in
certainly be done nt the close of the present lissue, If not before, nnd those who
wish to get In on tho ground floor should there fore avail themselves of the
opportunity while It exists.
Lnlll such ndtnnre Is ninile, however, the company will continue selling the re
mainder of lis offering of
100,000 SHARES AT 50 CENTS
per share, subject, however, to advunce or withdrawal without notice, In tin: dls
cretlon of the directors.
RKMBMIIEn thst a share in this Company does not mean merely a share In a
well, but that it stands for a proper tlonute Interest in the cntirn unets of tho
Company. Including all its Immense tracts of valuable oil lands,
OW.VMG OUTBIOHT ns it does 4561 acres of such land, In the best three oil dis
tricts of Texas, with a perfect title assuring nbrolule potkesson, and wth no
royaltes to pay, there cannot be found a better opportunity to secure nn in
terest in the famous ami lucrative oil fields of Texas. Tho Company l rapidly
proceeding with Its operntlon. and Just as poon as tin drlllora with whom con
tracts have been mudo can place their rigs upon the lands, wolls will be sunk.
It Is officered nnd managed by practical buslpcss men, who havn achieved sue
ces in their own individual lines, and are now devoting thtlr combined ability
and experience to making an equal or greater success of the affair of the
Beaumont & East Texas Oil Co,
THE CAIMTAM.ATIti.V of Iho Company Is cjtrnmely low as compared with Its
resources, the dividends earned will bo proportionately large, nnd as It will un
questionably prove one of the richest payers In this enormously ilch llnlil, nvery
mnn Interested In the font prosperous Industry of modern times should secure
shares In the Beaumont & East Texas Oil Co.
Bend for prospectus nnd fully detailed Information; address all correspondence
to H. K. KIKhTKn,, Secretary.
Make all cheeks and drafts payable to order ol W, S. DAVIDSON, Trcaa'r
(rrealdent First National Bank ot Beaumont).
BEAUMONT & EAST TEXAS OIL CO.,
BEAUMONT. TEXiS.
It was the general Impression that a cholto
bunch would have brought J5.50 toda. 111
lew of the light receipts and good iicinand
the market soon came to a close.
Quotations: Choice clipped wethers , $4,-.i
K60: fair to good clipped wethers, ii.OWJ'
4.5i cnoice cuppca ewes, j.mim.;v; " , "
good clipped ewes. $3.303 65: choice wooled
lambs, $6.2385.10: fair to good lambs, Jo.OCflJ
6.50; clipped lambs, $4.604.75; fair to good
clipped lambs, $4.2534.60; spring lambs, 13.00
flS.oo: feeder wethers, i3.60or4.00; feeder
inmbs, $4.O0B4.40. Representative sslcs:
No. Av. Pr.
13 bull wothcrs....
$3 00
3 50
3 in
1 W
4 ll
4 l
4 2.1
1 23
4 35
I 10
I 10
I 50
4 iv i
6 10
r. so
ti V)
20 clipped lambs, culls 79
6 native ewes, clipped UV)
41 native ewes, clipped 119
I native buck, clipped ty
15 cull Colorado Inmbs 60
400 western wethers 95
1 native buck 140
453 Oregon wcthera, clipped,.,-., 10S
239 clipped lambs 77
(93 clipped wethers M
17 clipped I, nn lis 70
19 clipped yearling wethers 51
203 wool lambs ,
277 Colorado lambs 77
71 spring lambs , 43
CIIICAGI! LIVE STOCK M.4HKF.I'.
Rofrhrr Stock Active Hons nnd Mirrp
JMrndy In (How.
CHICAGO. Mav 2i.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
3,00") head: steers steady; butchers' stock
wt., iin,,, (.ivii.i rH .,llJ lllllVllwti c..u. r.
active and tlrm: good to prime steers, $5,10
335. !j; poor to medium, $l.0OiS.t5: stockers
and feedcts, $3.00tf.5.00: cows. LWiM.Tu;
neuers, .'.ihim.m; dinners, t....rn..w, nuim.
J2.1WH.I0; calves. M.rMf.i.60; 1'exas fed
steers, Jt.2Jfpi.4n; Texns hulK $2.7Vi3.S3.
HOGS Receipts today, 2i,W head; tomor
row, ,0i)0, estimated; left over, 2,m; slow;
top, $5.9-3: tnlNed and butchers, $5.tVi'fl6.W4:
good to cholrr heavy, $5.Sfl9u.i5; rough
heavy, $.'i.fi5.7: light, $5.tV)'o;il.il4; bulk of
sales, $5.77!v!j5.S714.
SHEEP AND LA.MlJS-Recclpts. 13.00H
head; sheep steady to slow; htmbs llrm;
good to choice wethers, $l.30(fH.b: fair to
choice mixed, $I.105M.I0: western sheep,
J4.;kvjN.i; yearlings, $t.60$N.75: nntlvo
lambs, $I.G0g5.i5; western lambs, $5.O0if3.75.
Knusns City l.tvi Slock Mnrkrt.
KANSAS CITY, May 21, CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8.UO0 natives, l.ouo Texans, SO cnlve;
stockers tunl feeders, steady, others Jyi5c
lower: choice dressed beef steers, $5.23U'
5.60: fair to good, $L7iMi5.20: stockers and
feeders. $3.Mg5.10; western fed steers. JI.UO
ii5.33; Texns and Indian steers, $3.95iK10;
cows. $3. 25 -1. 75; belters. $3.fitfto.OO; canncrs,
$2,6013.15; bulls, J3.40ii-I.75; calves, $I.IK(J)
6.25.
HOGS-Recelpts, 29.100 head; today's re
ceipts tho largest In the history of the mur
ket; market opened 6(fl0o lower: closed 5c
lower; tnji, $5.00: bulk of sales, jS.Gnfyu.h);
heavy, j,76'oCi. 90; mixed puckers, iiXOif
6.S0; light, $5.25Sni,70: nigs, $4.25ri,15.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-ReeclptB. 5,100
1. ,, . I . ....... I . . .... 1. I I . . .. 1
ut;,.,, piicc, ivr,iu, imiiiin ivi; uiKiirr, lvrni-
em lambs, $I.Nxa6,60: western wethers, $4.25
Vt-it: western yearlings, jt.Sfl'iH.w: ewes,
3.76(&i.2a; culls, $3.Wii.50; grass Texans,
$4.75111, 23; spring lambs, J5,50(d6.60.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
SOUTH ST. JOSKI'H. .Miiv "1 ISnrMal
The Jnlirpnl quotes:
CATTLE Receipts, l.HoO head: market
active 5ffl0c higher; natives. Jl. 25516. 63:
icxas ami westerns, 3.7.vfTC,3: cows und
heifers, J2.25ifiVi.00; bulls nnd stags, $2.25f
4.65; yearlings and calves, $3,65oj4.90; stock
ers and feeders, $3.40371.75; veals, $4,25i3
6.60.
HOGS-Recelpts. 12,000 head: market "14
10c lower; all grades, $5.50535.80; bulk of
snirr, ao.KKti. ' Pigs siroug.
Cll LT'It iwn 1 a i, no vi 1 . i w.
uii.iiija-'iil.tuiiiis,
head; sheep steady to 6o higher; Inmbs 20o
higher; lambs, $l.65ftu.60; yearlings, $I.Kw
1.75; wethers, $1.00i3'4.40; ewes, $3.5084.10.
Mock In Slant.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep nt the four principal
live stock markets May 21:
Cattle. Hoes. Shroii.
nun ui vmana .f,.r.'(
Chicago 3,000
Kansas City 8,or0
St. Louis 4.1U0
14,591 3.043
27,000 J3.I8W
29,40i) 6.4(m
11,600 9,h)
Totals
.18.197 10.431 22,313
Mom City Live Stock Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY. May 2l.-(8peclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1,000; market
steady; beeves, Jl.75ft6.20; cows and bulls,
mixed, $3.00t4.00; stockers and feeders, $3.50
tj?4.40: calves and yearlings, J.I.23J( 4.76.
HOGS Receipts. 5.2U); market 6fil0o
lower, selling, $5.60(35.65: bulk, J5.53gs.57i4.
Buy FRYER HILL OF LEADVILLE at
fie antra; Company, controls 17 claims la
the heart of the District;, property being
operated with a steam hoist; has a record
of production of $150,000.00.
Buy PRIDE MINING COMPANY STOCK
at 20c a share; tbe company owns 45 claims
and a large mill; Is a steady sblppct r.nd
employa 26 men; will undoubtedly pay divi
dends this year.
Write for (information concerning divi
dend paying atoek showing an Investment
of better than 33H per cent, to Herbert 3,
Shaw, offices 14 and 15, Brown Pulaco Ho
tel, Denver, Colorado. Approved stocks
sold on Instalment plan. Direct private
wire to all Colorado exchanges.
Tesepaoaa lOTifl.
Boyd Commiision Co
Successor! to James E. Boyd L Co.,
OMAHA, NEB.
COMMISSION
GRAIN. rnOVISIOXS AXD STOCKS,
noard of Trad nalldlnat.
Direct wires to Chicago and New York.
Correspondence, John A. Warren & Co.
by the directors whether the price should
ensttrato with the actual value uf the