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THE OMAnA DAILY TVETC: SATT'lMlAV, .IVNH 1, 1H01
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Firm Otblu and Rsptrts of Bad Wettbir
Giti Wkiat rirm Ton.
SEVEN-EIGHTHS HIGHER AT THE CLOSE
Corn firm. Though Trnitr UghlOnls
Active, lull I'm filer on l.lrinlilnllnii
Provision fltisliicss nil
Small Senlr.
CHICAGO, May 31. -Tin- wenther con
minted tlir most f'oteitt factor In today'
wheal market, July cloning 'e higher.
July forti fluxed higher, July nuts 'c
loner mid provisions n shade to or lower.
Firm cables unci reports of bad wt-ntlier
from the west gave the wheat market it
strong tone, nnd July opened Vc3'' Im
proved, nt 74U tn TU74e. These llgures
tempted ii considerable number of sfllers,
chlclly of the professional class, nnd on
liquidation for protlts there was nn early
decline, to where the market stendled.
Active covering Inter caused u reaction to
M7e. There were renewed reports of dam
nee ly Hessian My nnd drouth In sections
where rain Is badly needed. letter an
thentie report were tliat while there hml
tieen some damage, but that It whk not
widespread, nnd os ft result there was n
tilt offering and the market drelliied l
74-Ve The buying wan renewfd nnd the
close wfl s Arm. July V,c higher nt 74'ali
71'no, The volume of trnde wits large.
.Argentine shipments for the week were
62l.0"O bll.. ngnlnsl MN.iiO) till, I he week
before nnd 7,'iU.f'm n year ngo, Clearances
lit the seaboard of wheat nnd flour wers
pqual to 6!.t bu. I'rlmnrj teeelpts wer
MVO) bu, Minneapolis and Duliith reported
fi.Hi cars. ngulnn I Mi list week and 7I( a
year ago, Three loads of wheat were taken
for export. locnl lecclpts were til car,
me of eonlract grade.
The coin market was llrm. though tnnle
whs light and receipts wer-.- moderately
Kencrous. As In wheat, the dry weather
rxcited a bull Influence. July corn opened
unchanged to '( hlglor, at lle to H'fce.
benefiting by the strength In wheat. A
fair outside demand developed nnd the
Jirlre Improved early to lle. where It
steadied, loiter the export demand, which
was of moderate decree, induced n further
ndvance to HS,1 II V, whereat n period
of liquidation wns inaugurated, and n
reaction to IIV followed. The close wnn
Heady and 'ic higher at ll'Jo. Kour loads
were reported taken for export. Local
receipts were 81 cars, 12S of contract
grade.
Oats were ncllve, but easier, on liquida
tion. July sold between "S'Je unil 2?.?t''
nml closed lower, at WitJlSHc t.ocal
receipts were 2W cars.
Trading In the speculative branch of
the provision business was on n small
male, with a small decline In prices of
leadlnc commodities as the net result,
Hog prices were lower, despite small re
ceipts yesterday. Provisions opened lm-
iiroved, July pork sold between 111.63 and
11.72'i nnd closed 2V4o lower at IH.C3; July
lard between 1S.13 and IV-U',6. closing fie
lower at $S. 15. nnd July ribs between $7.s7'.j
and 17.90, closing a shade lower at J7.W14?
7. Do.
estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
SO cars; corn, l,0t"5 cars; oats, 7"0 cars;
hogs, X00O head.
'Iho leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open, I High, I !,ow. Closed Wed.
Wheat
May
July
Corn
May July
Sept.
Ohih
May
July
Sept.
J'otk
May July
Sept.
Lard
May
July
Sept.
JUbs
May July
Sept.
No.
Cash quotations were as follows:
tn
specials,
7li 751. 70,1 74 74
171 (f?Ul 7M 74 ,7i.!s1iA 7JW!i
I 1
43i 43H 4.V, 41-
44ifU 4l,'ai4 (Hi 44ft 4 Hi
44'kUn 4l'i U'S 45;
31 3l"i 27 25 31
:3H1ii 2S- 2S1, 2SSWV4 2S!jfti
26M?iST 26!i 2
14 7rt 14 70 14 14 ffi 14 67',S
14 7ll 14 72U 1 65 14 60 14 7a
14 7714 14 7714 14 72 14 72H 14 70
t 2214 22,5 S 174 R 174 S 22ii
U) S 221,4 S 13 8 15 S 20
8 22',4 8 2o 8 17 S 17'A 8 22V4
I
7 P0 7 PO 7 S74 7 !0 7 0)
7 f) 7 PO 7 87(5 7 SO 7 90
7 'M - 7 SO 7 55 7 87 7 S7'4
KKOim-CJulot: winter patents. $3.80,1.00:
ralghts, 3.20f3.70; clears, $2.fiOa3.40; spring
54,70;
28'4&2Sic: No. 3 white,
snrlmr nntents
utrnlKhls. J2.90Q3.2O: bakers, J2.20W2.GO,
WIIKAT No. 2 spring. 734,n7B?4c; No". 3
prlng, 7lc; No. 2 red, 74Wf75c.
COKN-No. 2, 41(fH2Tiic; No. 2 yellow,
OATS-No.
8SiiW2!iVic.
HYU-N11. 2. MVJc.
HAHbKV-Oood feeding, 48950c: alr to
cuoice mailing, oriioiic.
SKICDS-No 1 linx, J1.70; No. 1 nortll
vestern, J1.70: prime timothy, J2.90fj3.4O.
1'HOVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl.. J14.B3
Tll4.70. lard. per 100 lbs.. J.17$r8.27l&.
Short ribs sides (loose), J7.ROfS.Cn3. Dry
mltcd hhouldcrs (boxed), $.751i7,O0. Short
cleur sides (boxed), J8.1214tTR.25.
WIIISKV-Hasls of high wines, Jl.27.
Kollowlng aro the receipts and shipments
for todny:
... Receipts. Shlnments.
flour, bbls 11,000 1l,f,oo
Wheat, bu 83,0 0 315 0 0
Com, bu I6.I.0CO nr.'.Mo
nats, bu 294.000 lm.ooo
tye, bu 1,000
farlcy, bu 8,(00 g.COO
On the 1'rodiico exchango today the but
tcr market whs strong; creameries, 14'n
lS'ic: dairies, lIRlfi. Cheese, sternly, nt 9
10c. Kggs, loss off, enses returned, IH4C.
JVBW IOIUC Ri:Ult,U, 5lHltKT.
4tiintnliina of the l)ar nn Vni'loiia
C'nnmiodKles.
?V. yonK' 31 KI.OL'U-Recelpts,
S9.0SI bblc: exports, fi.341 bbls.; active and
firm; winter patents, jn.BWfl.OO; win
ter straights. JJ.45(if3.a; winter extras,
$2.45(j2.K5; Minnesota bakers, J2.P03f
3.2; Mluncaotii patents, J4 00yi.:5: winter
low grades, J2.30fi2.40. llye Hour, quiet;
fair to good, $2.&ofo3.10; cliolcc to fancy,
J3.20ffl;t.5O. "
COHNMRAI-Stendy: yellow western.
87c: city. !Hic; rirandywlne. J2.I5S?2.E5.
HVE Stendy; No. 2 western, 60"c, alloat;
Btate, 57fiSSc, c. I. f.. New York carlots,
HARl.KYr-Dull; feeding. t&fttSV-c. c. 1
t., Njw York; malting, 62370c, c. I, f., New
York carlots.
BAHI.ICY MALT Dull; western, GOflKc.
WHEAT-Receipts, 130,500 bu.; exports,
391,529 bu.: spot llrm: No. 2 red, 83ic f. o, b,
nfoat and Sl'.ic elevator; No. 1 northern,
Stiluth. KiHc f. o. b. afloat : No. 1 hard, IHl
luth. smc f. o. b. ntloat. Ontions were cen
trally firm all day. advancing on bullish
home crop news, outside buying, local cov
ering and small Argentine shipments; July,
in ii-iiMisu'.'tc, rumen ai nuijcj cpiemier,
77 l-lRW77c, closed nt 77e.
CORN Receipts, 167,00(1 bu.; exports. 160,
.114 bu.; spot steady: No, 2, 50',i!c f. o. b,
Afloat. Option market was quiet but llrm,
with wheat, and on unfavorable cvop re
ports, with covering a feature; closed
atendy nnd ie net higher; July, 48'ii'((-l9 1-lUc,
closfd at 49c Scptembor, 44fi49c, closed
nt 49c.
OATS Receipts. 217, 100 bu.; exports, 71.053
l)U. spot quiet; No, 2, .'13c; No. 3, 32l4c; No.
2 white, 33c; No. 3 white, 32o: track,
mixed western, 32j:14c: track, white, 32fi
Se. Ontions dull but llrm.
HAY Dull, shipping, 70&7oc; good to
choice. 92K',i3r.
IIOT'S-Qiilcli sttite. common to cliolce,
39(k) crop, lot, lWtf, llifllHo; old olds, 6i
7c: i'aclfic const, liwu crop, lCo-lOc; Ib9,
llfilSe; old olds, L'flt'.c.
MOLASSKS-Steady; New Orleans, open
Settle, good to choice, 3240c.
TAhbOW-Stendy; city (JJ per pkg.),
44ti5c! country (pkgs. free), Oiiouc
l'HOVlSIONS-lleef. quiet: family. J10.50
5T12.00; mess, JS.50(fj9.to; beef hams, J2J.WW
21.60; packet. JlO.Oi 10.60; city, extra India
mens, J 15.00ft 17.00. Cut meats, stendy. plck.ed
bellies, 8tyi04u; pickled uhoulders, 7l,4c;
Pickled hams, S3.jj lO.tiO. l.urd, steoity;
western steumed, JS.45: refined, steady; con
tinent, JR.OOj South America, J9.25; com
pound. J6.76. I'ork. sternly; family, Jlti.OOff
10 50; short clear, J15.00fi 15.60,
UI'TTKR-Hecelpts. 11,170 pkgs.; steady;
creamery. 15il9c; factory, lU13c,
CHKKSK-lloeelpts. S.ilt pkgs.; market
qjlct, fancy large colored, S'ud'ic; t'ancv
large, white, 8fiSyc; fHiicy small colored,
9Uti9U; fancy smnll white. 9!ip.
KGCIS Receipts, 1B.5S0 pkts.; llrm, woat
cru, ungraded, JlliylHe: western, selected,
13tM3i.il'.
rOUhTRY Alive, steady nnd unchanged;
dressed, lower, fowls, y'.ic; turkeys, 7Vvy9c;
broilers, 2202Sc.
MKTAI.S Today's market for metals
manifested all tho characteristics of a reg
ular holiday. Demand was light and con
lined chiefly to meeting Immediate require
mcnts. with closing ton" called quiet at
t28.304f2S.40. In London, however, values ad
vanced 1 point, owing to an absence of cl
lers. rather thanitn any demand .of i-onso
quence, hh the day only reached modeiate
proportions. The close was steady, with
miot quoted nt JC129 3s and futures JE1'.'S
Coppnr, In London advanced 5, but was
verv quiet, closing at 69 8 9d for spot nnd
C70'l03d for futures. Here the market
waH dull and without chang. Aside from
lis continued steadiness lead locally 1 x
hlblted no new feature. The close was
steady at JJ.37, while In London prices fell
off ? 6d to 12 6s 3d. , Spelter ruled quiet at
l3.P5fl-4.00. London prices wore reduced 2 bd
to 157 2s6d. Domestic Iron markets were
rather easy and In luiyer.V favor, rig 'ron
warranu, 19,00310.50; northern foundry,
M5 235?l.60, noiithe.rn foundrv. JI4.O0gU.Wi
soft southern. Jit wl I5.fi. Olasgow wr
rnnts closed at 53s ;d nnd nt Middles
borough 15s d.
OMAHA WIIOI.KSAf.n .MAMKIVIS.
totidltloii of Trnde nnd tlnnlnllun
on Mnple nml I'nner Produce.
liQGS Receipts libel al; good stock, firm,
105J10VSC.
LIV14 I'OLM.TRY Hens, 7c; young and
olu roosters, HHj; turkes, 6tfc; ducks and
geese, tc; spring chickens, per lb., lSff20o.
ULTTKU Common to fair, lifetime;
choice, dairy In tubs, llfrioc, separator, lie.
TRESH I'lSll-Ulack bass. ISc; white
bass, Sc, btuetlsh, lie; bullheads, loc; blue
7c; b.irralos, 6c; cntflsh, 12c; cod, 9c;
croppies, 7ifloo; ciscocs, 7c; luiluut, lie; her
ring, (!-; haddock, l'X; pickerel, 7c; pike, Sc;
red snapper, 10c; salmon, lie; sunilsh, tu;
trout, so; whttetlsh, 10c.
1'IOKONS-Llve, per doz., Jl.
VKALS-Cholc, 9810c,
HAY 1'rlccH quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Uealefs' association: Choice upland,
J liM); No. 1 upland, Jlu; niedlv.ni, JJ; course,
J8.00. Rye straiv, 16.50, Those prices uro
lor hay of good coior aim quality. De
mand fair. Receipts, 2 cars,
UATh -io 2 White, 9c.
CORN No, :i, 4Jc.
11RAN-J1U. ,
VEGETABLES.
Sl'INACH-I'er bu. box, 40c,
ASl'ARAOUS-Natlve, per doz., 40Q50C
miUiJAmj Home gtown, per lb., 1.
NKW RICETS-I'cr do loc.
NfciW CAllUUTb-l'tr do2 ouc,
NKW I'UJtMl'H 1'er doz., toe.
OUCUMHKRS-Hothousc, per doz., 6OC0
Jl.w.
I'ARSNH'S-l'er bu 40c
TURNii'3-l'er bu., ttx.
IIKUTW l'er bu., 40C.
LAltltoTri-l'er bu., 40c,
LKTTUCU-l'cr bJ 2025c.
RADISHES-l'cr doz., 15fc20c.
1'AHSLIOY-1'cr doz.. JOC,
l'OTATOES -I'cr bu., Wc; Colorado, $1.00.
UAliUituc-nuw v.auto:nio, .vac
To.1a vuiiti- I' lorlda, per b-baskut crate,
luncy, JJ.&o.
OMOnS Uermudas, per crate, J2.25; new
California, 2',ie.
CAlJLli'LOvI3R-St. Louis, per crato. 12.
UEANS Wux, per 1-3 bu., 75o: string,
per 1-3 bu., Toe. ,
lit.li; t'LA.NT I'er bu. box. J3.
I'lilTKRH-l'tr bu, t:ox, J2.25.
l'ICAS I'er ou J2; per 1-3 bu., 76c.
CliLliRY Callioimu. per buncn. wrtfUi.
NKW I'OTATOICS-I'cr lb., 2'33c.
FRUITS.
STRAWRERRHCS Kentucky, J2.25; Mis
sour), J2.W'l2.25,
CHiiKRiia Cullfornla, per fc-lb. box,
J1.7J).
OOOSIOUKURIKS-l'cr 24-qt. case, J2.00.
TROl'lCAL 1'MtUlTS.
OHANGES-Cullfornln seedlings, 2.73
3.00; navels, J3.2ofi3.60; Med. sweets, J3.23.
L13MONS Calltornla, extru fancy, Ji7G;
choice. J3.23.
1JANAiao I'er bunch, according to alz,
J2.U)fj2.60.
I-'lUb Calltornla, now cartons, 76c; layers,
63c; imported, per lb., lCKtfl2c.
IJATtS l'erslan, In 00-10, boxes, rialrs, 60
per lb.; Halloween, O'.ic per lb.
l'INKAl'I'LKS-l'ct doz., J1.73fJ2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY California, per 24-sectlon case,
J3.75.
CIDER-Pcr bbl., J4.50; per hair hbl J2.7S.
NUTS Englloh walnuts, per lb., 15c; fil
berts, per lb , 13o ; almonds, per lb., Itrtpjc;
raw peanuts, per lb., 6ff6V4c; roasted, 6'u
;uc; llrazllH. Uc; pecans, liU--c; cocounuts.
HIDES No. 1 green, i"c; No. 2 green,
1,1... v . . I , ; . . x? n 1 -I '.u.
No. 1 veal calf, S to 12b Ids., 8c: No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., Go; dry hides, S13u; sheep
pelts, 25&75c; horse hides, S1.6062.2i.
St. I, mils fi rill 11 nml l'ro visions.
ST;. LOUIS, May 31,-WHEAT-Strong;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 72'ic; track, 7414'
75V4c: Mny, 72?;c; July, 7fr4c; September,
70c; No. 2 hard, 73t4ff73ic.
CORN-Hlghcr; No. 2 cash. 41!ic; track,
42'ifi4:',4c; May, 41c; July, 42ic; Septem
ber, 43c.
OATS-Wcak; No. 2 cash, 29c; track. 29?i
29Hc; May, 29c: July, 27ic; September, 26c;
No, 2 while, 31f3Hic
RYKKlrm at 5014c. ,
KLOUR-Steady; patents, J3.55fT3.75; extra
fancy and straight, J3.15Q3.20; clear, J2.S0'tr
3.00.
KUX8EED-No market.
CORNMEAL Steady at $2.30.
I1RAN Dull, weak; sacked, east track,
RSc.
HAY Dull, easy; prnlrlo, Jl. 7509.50; tim
othy, JS.001T14.00.
WHlSKY-steady nt Jl.27.
IRON COTTONTIES-J1.03.
RAOGING-6ii,ff7c.
HUMP TWINE 9c.
I'HOVISIONS-l'ork. firm: Jobbing, $15.75.
Lard, steady, nt $3.05. Dry salt meats,
quiet: boxed lots, extra shorts, $8.25; clear
rib, JS.37V4; clenr sides, J8.50. Racon. steady;
boxed lots, extra shorts, $9; clear ribs,
$9,121,-: clenr sides, $9.23.
METALS Iead, strong. $1.32'443. Safl
ter. higher nt $3.82i,43.?5. W
I'OULTRY Steady; chickens, 7c; springs,
12fil6c; turkeys, 5c; ducks, 6c; springs,
9f(12c: geese, 4c; springs, 8c,
UUTTER-Steady; creamery. 16919c:
dairy. 12W15c.
KUiiB-steady, ioc; repacked and casen
Included.
RECEIPTS-Klour, 12.000 bbls.: wheat,
68.W0 bu.; corn, 175,000 bu.; oats. 162,000 bu.
SI U I'M ENTS Flour, 8,000 bbls.: whoat,
41,000 bu.; corn. 52,000 bu.; oats, 21,000 bu.
Liverpool (irnln nml I'ror Islons.
LIVERPOOL. May 31. WHEAT-Spot,
No, 3 red western winter, 5sll',4d; steady:
No. 1 northern snrlnc. llrm. 6s Id: No. 1
California, stendy, 6s lV4d. Futures, steady;
,iuiy. fisn-vn; September, as loid.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed, new,
3s ll?id, l' Utures, stendy; May, nominal;
July, 3s Ud; September, 3s llijd.
HOl'S-At London (l'nclllc const), steady,
JCKiJtllOs.
I'UOVISIONS-Heof. stendy; extra India
mess, 62s 3d, Pork, steady: prime mess,
western. 60s 61I HaniH, short cut, 14 to 10
lbs., steady, 4s 2d, Lard, stendy; prime
western, Is 3d; Amerlcnn rellned, In palls,
41s 3d. Bacon. Cumberland cut, 26 to 30
lbs., steady. 15s; short ribs, 10 to 24 !bs.,
stendy; clenr middles, light, firm, -!2sSd;
long clenr middles, henvy, stead v. 4Qs9d;
short clear backs, steady, 40s 3d; clear bel
lies, firm, 45s. Shoulders, square, light,
steady, 3Cs 9d. .
CRUP CONDITION UNCHANGED
Wathar Affects aitm Trad, but the
Wtit is Up to AToragi.
STEEL PRICES WELL MAINTAINED
Itnllrnnds Meport 9liiirtHK (.'ni-s
limit nml Clitic !lilinients t)cert-ns:
(innil Deiiiiinil for Milk nml
ytnplc Wooleiin.
Kniisns City Grnln nml Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, May 31,-WHEAT-Julv,
fi"!w: September, 66Vic; cash. No, 2 hard,
ra44l 70i,,e : No. 3. CSQC9c; No, 2 red, 70371c;
No. 3, SO'ftOc.
CORN-July, He; September, 4H4fJ-Hc;
ensh. No. 2 mixed, lie; No, 2 white, 4H4c;
No. 3. IliiMHic
OATS-No. 2 white, 29U30c, '
RYE-No, 2. 551 tc.
HAY Choice timothy, $11.00fJU,50; choice
prairie. $9.60f?10.0o.
nUTTER-Crcamery, lOUc; dairy, fancy,
13ri4c.
EGGS-Weak: fresh Missouri and Kannas
stock. 9Uc dozen, loa off. cases returned;
new whltewood ciihes Included, tie more.
RKCEIPTS-Wheat, 142,300 bu.; corn,
SHIPMENTS Wheat, ' 117,000 bu.; corn,
fcUllW Mil,, imiS, UJ,VAT I, II,
Plitlnilolnliln Produce Mnrkct.
PHILADEIjPHIA. Mav 3t.ntITTKtl
steady; rnncy western creamery, 1914c
fancy western prints, 20c; fancy nearby
EGG8 Steady; fresh nearbv. 13Ue! freh
western, 13HfHc: fresh southwestern, 12c;
Ill-nil f-uiiuii-i 11, i.l.
CHEESE Firm, good demand.
Toledo (iroln nml Seeil.
TOLEDO. O.. Mav 31. WHEAT ArMve:
cash nnd May, 73Uc; July, 74Tc; September,
"CORN Dull: cash. Mav nnd .lulv 44i;e.
OATS-Qulnt, higher; cash nnd Mny,' 29c;
Til V "S3:,.- Snnlmh.,r OCS'.n "
RYE-MWc - .
CI.OVERSEED-Cash, $3.60; October. $3.25,
llniieiiiolU (Irnlu Inrkrt,
MINNEAPOLIS. May 31,-WHEAT-Cash.
73Vic; May, 73c; September, 71c.
FLOT'R First patents, J3.90(f7I.OO: serond
patents, $3.70fi3.80: first clenrs, $2.70f?2 80'
Becond clears, J2.OT.fi2.l5. u '
HRAN-ln bulk, Jll.60ffll.75.
IVorln Mnrket.
PEORIA, III., May 31,-CORN-Qulet; No,
3, 4P4C.
OATS-FIrm; No, 2 white, 29e, billed
iiiroiiEii.
WHISKY On the basis of Jl.27 for fin
lshed goods,
NEW YORK. Mny 31.-R. G. Dun Co.'s
Weekly Review ot Trnde tomorrow will
say: While the weather In the cast has
hampered distributive trade to a consid
erable extent this week, rendciliiR the
season In somo lines lather unsatisfactory,
the west and south report unchanged condi
tions, with operations well up to the recent
nverage. It is the reason when crop dam
ago rumors nre always heard, and they
have come from many quarters, but proba
bly In largo part owe their origin to specu
lation, There Is nothing ns yet to cause
any modification of the general estimates
made recently and founded upon tho special
returns from reports of R. G. Dun & Co.
The Inbor situation Is a little brighter.
Many strikes have been settled and others
aro expected to terminate shortly. Iron and
steel mills nre working at full capacity nnd
more, now plnnts have been put In opera
tion. Quotations nre well maintained, with
out any effort to secure advances.
Farming machinery Is n feature of tho
domestic business and there Is no sign of
decrease In the export movement of these
products, which has attained enormous pro.
portions. Ralls aro also going out freely
to Australia nnd South America. Rnllwuys
nro unable to secure sufllclent cars nnd
other supplies, while structural work pro
reeds briskly with little Interruption from
l.ibor controversies. There Is a little less
activity among manufacturers of boots nnd
shoes, some of the smaller plnnts reducing
time or closing down, ostensibly for the
purpose of Inking stock, Inventories would
easily valt another month, howevir. If or
ders were nbundnut. Sidesmen In Hie west
nre sending good ordem for full delivery,
but the local Jobbing trade has received 11
setback from the continuous rain. Leather
Ik still strong und active for heavy sole
and high-priced upper stock has been henv
II j taken for export, Medium grades arc
quiet, with l?ss demand than tho extreme,
fluidities. Shipments of boots nnd shoes
from Roston have shown the expected de
crease from the phenomenally Inrge figures
of recent preceding weeks, but are still
very henvy, and since January 1 exceed
last year's by about 70,000 cases.
Extended holiday abroad and a short
one In this country have tended to make
tho grnln markets unusually quiet, while
corn has held the added drawback of hesi
tation among traders who have not yet
recovered from the effects of manipulation
In the May option. Foreign purchasers
wero driven out of this market by Inflated
quotations, ns shown by Atlantic exporta
in live A-eeks of only 9,4;,2S5 bushels,
against 17.341.W6 bushels last year nnd 13,
4K,81S bushels In tho samo weeltH ot lm
Each reaction In whent Is quickly followed
bv tecovery nnd much support Is found In
gloomy reports from growing sections. In
sufficient moisture nnd low temperature are
tho chief causes of complaint and injury
from Insects Is also rumored, but there Is
nlwnys more or less loss through these In-
lluences and tne spienuia conuuiou earner
In the season gives reason to hope for an
abundant yield.
Misfortune has niso overwneiincn couon
plantations, according to the pessimistic
views circulated by traders nnd factories
who nro endeavoring to sustain prices in
the face of heavy receipts nnd unsausiac
tory conditions at New Englnnd mills
where, nrlnt cloths- hnvo been sharply re
duced to 2-vaC In order to dispose of tho
accumulation, which Is said to rench 2,000,-
000 pieces.
Heavy nrown goous imvu hh-huil-u unu
better Chinese Inquiry, but local retail and
Jobbing trade is restricted ny uniavornoie
a-ih,r Although It is between seasons
with the llk trade, there Is a good demand
nnd available stocks or tne moro nesirno e
lines nre rooorted light. The ribbon trade
continues brisk, despite lowering skies.
Carpets and uplioisterics improve aim 111
staple clothing woolens there Is more ac
tivity. This brings out raw wool moro
freely, but there Is not sufllclent demand
to ndvance. prices In the faco of heavy
stocks and' a largo new clip coming for
ward. In fact, the accumulation of sup
plies has had a distinctly depressing Influ
ence nnd In the Philadelphia market quota
tions are perceptibly easier. The decline
extends to the entire list of domestic wools,
although not more than a cent In any
failures for tho week numbered 148 In the
United States, against 160 last year, nnd
twenty-seven in tjnnaua, against immj
last year.
HRADSTItEKT'S ItEVIEW OF TltAIli:.
Ilnsensoiuible Wentlirr DUconrngen
Itetnll Trnde DnriiiK tlic Wrcu.
NEW YORK, Mny 31. Rradstrcet's to
morrow will say;
lTnuensnnnhln wenther has been the key
of the general sltuntlon this week, dis
counting as It has been to retnll trnde In
the city nnd country districts alike nnd re
tarding tho growth of most crops, but par
tlcularlv corn and oats, In the northern
half of tho country njul cotton nt the south.
W t in . however. 1IW is a ieeiing preva
lent that a few weTks of warm, sunny
weather, n decided lack of which has so
far Ken noted tins spring, wnuiu 00 mucn
1,1 ninee matters commercial and ngrlcul-
ti-ril In ns good or better condition thnn .1
yinr ngo. . . ,
Annrt from the fenturcs tho week has
beer without much chnnge, except that 11
rather better spin l nas ueen visimo in mc
i,ii,itrli,l Bituntlnii nnd that some prog
ress hns been made toward n settlement of
existing labor troubles. The situation In
textiles lias not cnangeci mnicriuiiy, cxc-upi
that real conditions in 1110 print ciain mar
iet lmvn been recounlzed bv n heavy cut In
the nrlco of Hint product. 1 no sicnoiueH;)
of prices Is still n feature, the cereals
Heme ns 11 mi or siiKiuiy iubiici hiuu a
week ago, as much owing to hml crop re
nnets from abroad as to tales of dry
vuiIipf ilnmnire In the northwest to wheat
and too cool weatner tor corn in tne couiv
try as a wnoic.
rnttnn 1.1 hleher in the face of lnrge re
celpts and reports of slow trnde, because
tnp prospect as lu inu near inuiiiiia, imi
ticiilarly July, Is still doubtful, nnd owing
to covering by the short Interest In that
and the succeeding mouth. The crop ts at
least two weeks lute, but the nverage will
probacy be from 6 to 10 per cent larger,
some of which, perhaps, will be lost, but
still leaving a comfortable margin of in
crease, providing warm, forcing wenther
succeeds snnriiy.
As for some time nast. new business 111
Iron and steel Is small, while production on
orders Is nt the maximum. Steel billets
are temporarily scarce nnd 50o higher, while
nessemor pig iron is 0.1111 ana on douiii
em Iron Is dull nnd weak nnd present quo-
tat ons could be cut 50c If nusincss tvero
offered. Finished nrnducts are generally
strong and tho mills are still crowded with
business, Rail mills have a season's output
guaranteed, The wiro nans nro pusncu
with orders and bar and plnte production Is
reported told ahead. Rumors or ntivnnces
to ci.mo after July 1 nro heard, but nothing
tnurdhlo offers In this respect with new
busThers In such smnll volume, Hardware
is in good smtpe nnd .May sales nt unicago
weoi the heaviest for any month this year,
Whent, Including flour, shipments for the
week aggregate 4,133,970 bushels, against
I.790.OS4 Inst weelt, 4,533.140 tho cor
responding week of 1900. 3,596,063 In 1899
and 5,248,OSiJ In 18tt. From July 1 to dnte,
this season, wheat exports nro 191,187,632
bushels, against 18.',926,706 Inst season and
213.489.210 In 1898-99.
Corn exports for the week aggregate
2.037.313 bushels, against 2,201,902 Inst
week. 3.8S2.291 In this week a year ago,
3,922,497 In 1899 and 0,603,423 In 189S, From
July 1 to dale, this season, corn exports
ore 105,G:2,1CC bushels, against 1S9,533,34S last
season nnd 133.S01,630 In 189S-99.
Failures for the week number 144, against
192 last week and 133 In this week n year
ngo. 129 In 1899. 178 In 189S nnd 192 In 1879.
Canadian failures number 21, against '.'1
Inst week, 21 n year ago and 18 in 1899.
II It A IJST n HUT'S FIN'AXCIA I. II E V I HV,
celved was the fact Hint settlements were
being made with the London bears In
Northern Pacific nt 150 for the slock, nnd
that the fortnightly ncconnt. which begin
cdiu-fidiiy. was being curried out wlthodt
Iho dre t did complications. l'p to this lime
our market's dullness was intended by n
heavy tono In tho general list In spile if
the firnnic's of n few Issues lu which
manipulation and reports of coming deals
had 1111 effect. The bearish operntors were
also more active and the nppenrnnce of
the market Justified to some extent the ex
pectation of 11 further decline. More favor
nble Indications nt London hml, however, a
good Influence, which was supplemented by
decided Intimations that the confendlng
fnctlons In Northern Pacific had reached 11
satisfactory settlement ns to the control nf
Hint company and the benrlngs of the Rur
lliigtou deal.
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE TAI1I.E.
Aggregate of lluslnrss Trnnsncted by
Hip Associated It n 11 Us,
NEW YORK, May 31. The following
table, compiled by Rradstrcct, shows tho
bank clearings nt the principal cltlca for
the week ended May 20, with the per
cenlnge of increase and decrease ns com
pared with tho corresponding week latt
year:
CITIES.
Amount.
1111m mikrc Grnln Miu-Lct.
MILWAt.'K EE, May 31.-WHEAT-M.tr
ket linner; .o. 1 nortneru. 7Bc; No.
northern. 731fi74c; July, 74?l7lsC
RYE Steady ; No, 1, 541ic.
HARLEY Quiet ; No. 2, C6fl57c; sample
lU'llOIC.
Xa-vr York Dry (foods .Mnrkct,
NEW YORK, May 31. The market shows
no chnnge In general conditions today.
The demand has again been mnde up of
bmnll orders In all directions, with a mod-
erate aggregate business secured, Prices
of.Jirown blenched nnd conrse-eolorcd col
tons unchautred. Prints Inactive at nrevl
ous prices, New prices for prints for fall
snow ( nccune in some quarters, wing
hums unaltered: linens are in moderate re
quest and firm; burlaps tend upward under
strength of foreign ndvlces,
KiiBarlitrlkrt.
NEW YORK. May 31.-Sl'GAR-Raw.
easy; fair refining, 3 23-32d: centrifugal, 96
lest, 4'lc; molisses sugar, 3 15-32c; refined,
quiet.
NEW ORLEANS. May 31.-6UOAR
Quiet; open kettle. 3 .1-161i3 13-16c: open ket
tle, centrifugal, 3'iWlt.c, centrifugal, yel
low, 4ifT4 11-tSc, second, 2Tij4c; molatset,
quiet; centrifugal, 715c.
New York
!!(. I on
Chicago
Philadelphia
St 1.0111s
Pittsburg
flaltlmore ,,
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Kansns City
Cleveland
New Orleans
Houston
Louisville
Minneapolis
Detroit
Galveston
Milwaukee
Ruffalo
Indlnnnpolls
OMAHA
Columbus, O
providence
St. Paul
Snvnnnnh
Denver
Hartford
Richmond
Memphis
Washington ,
Peoria ,
Rochester
New Hnven. ........
Worcester ,
Atlanta
Salt Ijiko City ,
Springfield, Mass..,
f ort Worth ,
Portland. Ore
SI. Joseph
Los Angeles ,
Norfolk
Syracuse
ues .Moines
Nashvlllo
Surnnton
Grand Rnplds
Seattle
Taeoma
Portland. Mo
Wilmington, Del...
Fall River
Augusta, Ga
Lowell
Dayton, O
Toledo
Spokane
Sioux City
New Redford
Knoxvllle, Tenn...
Topeka
Birmingham
Wichita
Rlnghnmton
Lexington. Ky
Jacksonville, Fin..
Kalnmiizoo
Akron
Chattanooga
Rockford. Ill
Canton, O
Springfield, O
Fargo, N. D
Sioux Falls. 8. D..
Fremont, Neb
Davenport
Little Rock
Evnnsvlllo
Macon
Youngstown
Helena
Springfield. Ill
Rlonmlngton, HI...
Jacksonville, 111,,..
Totals. l S...
Totals outside N,
JI,OI9,293,4.13i
iiM,ui.rcj
122,578,747'
81,100,1 l.l
34.076, 1921
31,311,7151
I8.613.V69I
18.025,7501
15 323,330!
ll.i::.'u; 3'
!I,VIS,8I!
Inc. I Dec.
I I
2.1,9
16.3
5.5
17.1!
27.ii
25.01
23. C
3.01
12.01
33.3
10. 1
15.91
12.2J.
"iY.h.
21. Ii.
3.51.
T.'ji.
9.61S.2I3'
7,332.611!
7,27 1,0 13
,975.9I
15.983,547
5.457.100'
R.07I.1M! 19.2
R,5l0.(Hlti 31.91
..2'6.217
3.H7.8S3 .
5.161,300,.
I.KH.MO
.1,753 5?:)' .
3,031,41)1
.1,115.783 .
1.715.619'
2.677.&MI .
2.632.2691
2,233,921 1
1.821.377!
2.161.321
1,168,21.11
1,120,1531
leW.ll
1.997,1511
I.14I.H5S
2.703, 159
1.I7H.411I.
I,i:9.9-2I.
2.091,5231
1,252.5171.
1.0-11.552I.
1.38(!.lll
1,155,1.161
1.111.1051
1,0)2.4271
2,090,8)0
l,as9,0l.1
9.15.8C5
701.610)
62,fi.15
874.077
121.! 0
39.320 1
1,692. 1 It:
801, ICS
903.173
266,160
OT1.065
652.827
811.(V',5i
476.787
277,&efl
3.JI.S77
35U91
3I6.2.MV
166.100
353.398!
298,8.11
257,400;
212.929:
212.015!
166,736;
149,36
681,69?
If.1.230
901.215
(51,000
35,916
134.319
373.::00j
195.930!
90.701
12.1
y.2i
.... 6.6
3.1
10.0'
U.O
"n.i
$l,6.'3,C61.3S3
575,665,950,
40.8!
0.7
30.1!
18. 71
4.8
28.6!
2S.1,
20.01
21.1
10.6!
3.5
6.S
.10.6
.....I 13.7
31.91....
32.9
30. 7'....
11.5!....
22.51
13.5!....
2.1.!....
3.7'....
I
4l.2j
1S.6I
21. S
42. 9.
I6.0:.
35.5
5S.4
15.0
9.8
11.5
I
81.1
10.3
8.21
23.4
10.5
25 ,2
40.0!
'ioio
1.2
17 0
9.2
7.4
2.6
4.8
l.S
13.0
21.9 ....
13.6 ....
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Montrenl $ 14.862,095 13.8
Toronto 1 9,516,291 3.5
Winnipeg 1,170,816 36.1
Halifax 1,499,116 12.8
Hamilton 631.746 14.0
St. John, N. R 615,182 2.3
Vancouver, B. C 766,189 10.0
Victoria 721,671 42.5
Quebec 1,729,881
. -w
Totals
...1$ 30,0;9,110 6.!
rral fund, e.xcliislie nf iho llfAom.'"' nnl'l
resrrvn lu iho dhlsloti of redemption,
shows. Available nli balance JlftUr-ASV,
gold, 193,01(5,110.
MOVEMEVIM 'lS NTOCuTi" ,M HO.MIS.
.Market Assumes Unite 11 lliiojunl
Tone nnd .lly Is Met eloped.
NEW YOHN, May 31 -The stmk market
developed quite a buoyant tone today nnd
the activity wns still further lurrensed.
giving the market a good deal the appear
nine again that It offered during the boom
period. The current conjecture In the street
pointed to n conclusion Hint the movement
of the principal sltength wns dilr to oiiern
tlons by the lliirrlhiiiu-H-kcrcllcr-Gould
element and to those of the Pennsylvania
rnllrond lu retaliation During (he day
there were successive developments of sim
ilar movements lu oilier stocks, notnbh
Pennsylvania, Tnlon Pacific, Southern Pn
clilc, Missouri l'nclllc and the Southern
Hallway stocks. The iitlvnmr In Atchison
reached f', lu the prefeired 2't,, Pennsyl
vania J'. and Southern Hnllwtl 3Y 11s a
renult nl this haying. The movement In
t'nlon Pacific. Missouri Pacific. Southern
Pacific nnd the Houthwesterns genernlly
was almost equally Impressive, 1'nlon Pa
cific rising an extreme !', Kansas A Texns
pteferred 1, Southern Pacific V, and Mis
souri Pacific 3'i. Tho street had well de
fined rumors thai a settlement had been
agreed upon between the toutrudlng Inter
ests In Northern Patlllc, which icsult lu
even iitruuger conditions In tin railroad
world than at piescnt. The greater Mis
souri Pacific retained Its lull forces as a
factor. Common stock advanced 2- and
the preferred 2. Des Moines .V Fort Dodge
rose l!4. The mnrkct cloned nctlve and
strong at a rally from n Into reaction nnd
with many ntocks at the top.
Ilonds shared In the strength nf the stock
market yn a considerable volume of deal
ings. Titnl sales, par value, Jl,213,i).
I'nltcd rftajes tufuudlnr; 2s ndvnnced per
cent on the Inst call.
The following imp thi. closing prices on
the New Yolk Stock exchange:
Atchison SS do pfd
(Ii nfd 101', So. iMcltlo ....
Ilnltlmore Ohio.. to." ! So. lUllnny . .
!d
.10'.
. 61
3'J
7)
t
dn nf.!..
Cnmullnn Pacific
'nnsiln Ho
Chen. & Ohio ..
Chicago k Alton
do pfd
H. & 3
Chi. Ind. A: I.
(l.i pfd
Chl-nito & II. Ill
Chlcimo CS. V....
dn l.'t pfd
do !d nfd
Chicago N. W....1W
C. 11, 1. A 1' U
Clilrngo Tcr. .4 Tr
do pfd
C. C. 1'. Ht. I...
Colorado So
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Dfl. it Hudson....
Del. I. (i V
Dcner A: P.. O....
dn pfd
i:n
dn 1st pfd
dn 21 pfd
nt. Nor. pfd
I forking Vnlly ..
du pfd
Illinois Central ..
Iou-.Vntrnl
do pfd
Lake T.rle & W ..
dn pfd
I.. & N
Manhattan 1...
Met. ft. Ity
Mc. t'cntral ..
Mex, Nntlonal .
Minn. & Ht. L.
Mo. raclfle
M K. &. T
do pfd
N. J. Central ..
N. Y. Central .
Norfolk & W...
do pfd
No. PacMe
do pfd
Ontario & W...
Pennsylvania ,J
Reading
do 1st pM
do Id pfd
St. L. tc ?. V...
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
St. t.. Southw.
do pfd
Ht. Paul
HI
').
4(j
Toledo, Ht. 1.. W II
On pfd
Tox , Pacific
4?ti do Pfd.
IC-'.ifnlon IMcinc
7D1.I do pfd
Wabash
du pfd
Wheel. A L. K
do M Pfd
i:n!VK (Vntral
Jf
101'
. M
. 2tT
41).
. 17',
. 30
dn I'M U'.ti
p r. ( x st. I.. . ii
Adams llx 17.",
American Kx Its
21 V. S. K )
l--"jWells-Puigo i:x.... 1(4
PiVAiiinl. Copper ll'S
15"'Amor. Car Ai V IS',.
JI I dn pfd 52),
STtt'Anicr. Lin. Oil 1C.
do pfd 4I4
III Ainer. f. & H f!h
I'V do pfd T"
OP2 Aine,-. Tobacco 127
... II 'Anac Mining Co.... 60
... Hmoklyn It. T. .
... sv, coin. Fuel &. Iron
...lS'i Con. (Ian
... &V,t Con. Tnbacto
... "U do pfd
...ID". c,n. Klei-trle
... BVi Olncnse Puitar ..
... fil'a llncklng Coal ....
... 57 ilnter. Paper
...Ill I do pfd
...ltiS'i Inter Power
...HIV I-aelcde (las
...ICraj Nntlonal Hlscnlt
... 214 National l"ad ...
... 10', National Salt ...
... 9S I do pfd ,
.. .Wi No. American ...
... 3('4 Parlllo Coast
... til's Pacific Mall
,...l'i People's Oas
. ..ISCi Pressed S. Car...
... 61. dn pfd
... SUt Pullman P. Car..
...110 Republic St'l ...
... do pfd
... St'.Suitar
...HT', Tenn. Coal & I...
... 4V, Union ll.i k & P-.-
... 76'i' do pfd
... Sl. l S. Leather ...
... (3Ti do t,'H.
Hi
.1
6P
V. S- .lubber
do pfd
U. S. Sl"" ...
dn pid..
lCI- Western Union
i:i'i
.
.11:
.229! ,
. S9
. IS
. II
. 7l"j
.,00
.
. 4".
. IS'i
4li
. 7b
. s"i;
. 6)
- 314.
.IF.
- 45H
. t:t
..Of
. 71',,
147
. ,',
1. 70
,. 14ti
. 7'j;
,. 11
. 8I4
- t4?i
Now York Money Mnrkct.
NEW YORK. May 31.-MONEY-OH tall,
stendy, 3ff3V4 per cent; last loan, 3 percent;
prime mercnntlln paper, 4ff44 per cent.
STERLING EXCII ANOE Htenri v. -IH,
actual business In bnnUcrs' bills rit JI.SS'mJ
for .lnmni-iH nn,l nt (i C'.l cri? ........ I
dnys; posted rates, J4.S5AiJ74.S9; commercial
bills. Jl.S4',4n.S4;.
.SII,VP;R-Certlllcates, nominally 60c; har.
B0c; Mexican dollars, 4Sc,
HONDS State, Inactive; government,
strong; rnllrond, strong.
Tho closing pi lecs on bunds todav ars ai
follows:
Wall Street TrnniiielloiiR Fall Off In
Way to Cause Alarm,
NEW YORK, May 31. Uradstreefs
Vluunctnl Review tomorrow will say:
At the beginning of this week the trnns
actions nt the Stock exchnngo fell off In 11
way which gave Wall street not a llltlo
anxiety. The foreign markets were closed
Monday for the Whitsuntide holldnv. which
partly accounted for the extreme dullness,
but apart from this there was every evi
dence that the American public had liqui
dated the main tmrt of Its sneciilntlve bnld.
Ings and was Indisposed at present to tnke
runner pari in tne proceedings, The be:ivy
decrease In the New York bank loans
shown bv the last two clearing house Mnto
ments afforded striking evidence as to this
and as to the effects of the recent severe
blow the speculative market had recv.-d.
It would seem, however, that the liquida
tion necessary under the circumstances had
been finished and that (he losses Incident
to the Northern Pacific corner were lu the
main adjustrd.
Some anxiety made Itself felt In this lat
ter connection ns to the position of the
London short Interest, ns it would seem
that the amount and Importance of the Int
er had been exaggerated, The most
cheering Indications which the market re-
U. S. ref. Is, reg...lOS.
dn coupon Vit'.i
do 3s, reg 109
do coupon 100
do new 4s, reg.,..13Ui
do coupon 131' 3
do old 4s, teg Uli
do coupon 1 1 3 '. i
do 6s, reg lOS'i
do coupon 1"S
T). of C. 3 65s 13S
Atch, general 4s. . . .lOJVi
do adj. 4a Si
Canada So. Is HWj
Chos. & Ohio 4iia..:('4-St. Paul c
dn In 113'i St. P., C. A P,
N. Y. C. 1s :os
N. J. C. Ken. Ss.,.. 13314
No, Pacific 3s 7li
do 4s mssi
N V C & St I. 4s.. 1)7
N. & W. con. 4s.. . loin,
Ore. Nav. is 109
do 4s mi
Oregon S. L. 6s
no c, ss IK'i
Heading gen, 4s W
Rio O. V. 1 pit
St I, &. I M c. is. ..113
St L.& S F g. 6s,. ..134
1S3
ls...H8'4
Trust receipts. "Last sale. Ex-dlv.
Hunk ClrnrltiK.
OMAHA. May 31,-Clearlngs. J1.108,D79;
corresponding day last yenr, J1,22S,S11; rtc-
"eifiCARn Mv 31. Clearings. J31.427.DM
balunces, J2.22i5.lH; posted exchange. S1.&5V4
W.Kf, Now Yoril exennnge, ioi: premium.
ST. LOUIS, May 31. Clearings, J9,25!,3i;
hainnmu i.n.vi.i:t2: monev. 5di7 nor cent;
New York exchunge, 25c premium bid, 40c
premium asked.
RALTIMORE. Mny 31.-Clenrlngs, J3,fo3,-
289; balances, J5I7.7M.
PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-Clenrlngi.
$19.SC9,131: balances, J2.i!3,1li2.
NEW YORK, May 31.-Clcarlngs, 1300,496.-
Ml
CINCINNATI, May SL-Clrarlngs, tp,S27.
w,. ... HLfiiR tine eent; New York ex-
change, 30c premium.
OMAHA LIVE STUCK MARKET
Osttlt in ActlTt Dtmtid t Oitrl U
Itrong rnem.
IIIGt STRONG TO TWO AND AHAU HIGHER
(tnly AI1011I 'Hirer nr o liept and
I. rt lull 1111 Snle 'lodx) hiiiI llnrUel
t 1111I1I lie II110I1-1I .liial Ahiinl
.steady AH Aroiind,
I. hit
J,iVl
In.U
l,ui
HOLTII OMAHA
itrce pis were.
Olllclal Mon, In ...
Omeliil id.
tUliCiul 'r(lnc.il,iy
uincidl ThuiMiuy .
uiuciiii i riuitv
1,'le.. .I...u ,1.1. .. ..t. i. 1 ,W
. .. -, 1 11,-, iVK....(il,ll
.-ui inin if, ITCOK. . . ,I,M'I
ntinit wi-tk btiote li.mi
omiiii: inree weens ago. . ,1(i,s-kI
smuiic tour weeks ago. .. .11, .mi
tiiiiuc iliiys last yciii... it,,s
Tlltlll tllla .,,, I,
Tolnl May, nj
TH a I .l.i), ly.rj
Total .May. Ii.ij
ictiii .May. iv;
Total hihv. Is.irt
Total ,Mnj , ix:
lotni Mny, 1 5;' 1
Total .my, lsw
Averagu jiriie piild
Omnnii tho past uw
parlouns.
Sla it.
Cattle Jh'O. Hhep.
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C. & N. W, c. Ts-.-lllH do Ss
dn 8. V d. 5s ill's So, raclflo 4s...
Clil. Terminal 4s.... 9MJ So. Hallway Js.
Colorado So. 4s SS'a S. It. & T. 6s..
n. & R. O. 4s 102UTCX, & P. Is...
Krl" general 4s S3 do 2 ,
P. W. & D, C. Is.. U04.Unlon Pacific 4s
Gen. rciectrlc l... ISJVi
Iowa Central Is.... 117i
1,. ,t N. mil. 4s t03;
M.. Iv, & T. 2 82
do 4s 93
..119
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..119
.. 93
..VitK
Wabash 1s in
do 2s no
West Shore 4s 114
Wis. Central 4s S';
Va. Centuries jjsi
Offered.
Roston stock Quotations.
ROSTON, May 31,-Call loans, 34 per
cent; time loans, 3MMU per cent. Official
closing:
A., T. .t S, F ! Atchison 4s
do pfd I !0Hi N. E. O. & C. 5. ,
American Tel 17 Amer. Tel. 4
Hoston & Albany.. .!"( Adventure
IVmton i:ievated....lSt Ring. Mining Co...
Iloston & Me...,
P.. H. Q
Pomlnlon Coal
do pfd ,.
IT S. StcPl
dn pfd
ritehhiirg pM...
P,en, Klectrlo ..
Met. Central ...
N. K, O. & C...
Old Colony
lluhhr
t'nlon Paclflo ...
T'nlon Iind ....
West Knd
.193 l.Vmal. Copper
...193 'Atlantic
...31 1 Iloston & Mont..
...11.1 lliute & Iloston
... (Hi Cal. & Hecla, ..
... K'i Centennial
...141 Franklin
.. 130 Humboldt
... 73'i Osceola ,,,,,
10
...Ml
... If-H1
...1"'i
... 3
91
Wwdlngh. Klectrlo. M
Parrot
Qulncy
Santa Fe Copper
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winona
Wolverines
.101',
. 61
.101
. IMi
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. 30
.130
.111
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. 19
. !7
15
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133
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. 36' i
Srrr York Mixing 5llnoka,
NKW YORK, May 31. -The following are
quotations on mining storks;
Adams Con
Alice
Hreece
Ilrunswlck Con
Cnmstncli Tun
Con. Cal & Va..
I)CHin-ood Terra
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Leudvllle Con
. M .Little Chief 13
. 4', Ontario 773
.153 Ophlr H3
1.1 ,1-noenix , yi
3 'Potosl -
.IIS Saaga I)
,. sr. Isierta Nevada II
.130 Small Hopes (j
, ;s Standard 373
I onilon MocU (liiotiillons.
LONDON. May ,11. I p. m. -Closing:
.91 13-16' do 1st pfd ....
. . . Ol'.t lvnn)lHtila
, ... 'i Heading
..109'. No. Pacific pfd
, ...l6 lOrand Trunk ..
... ;U i.Xnaconda
... 107,,r, S. Steel ....
.... 91' j do pfd
. ...1SS Hand Mines ...
.... 13 ,
Cons., money.,.,
dn account
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Liulsvllle ...
l'nlon Pac pfd
N. V. Cential ..
Krle
Kx-dlvldend.
11 A R SILVRR-null. at 27 7-16d per ounce.
MONK Y 21403 per cent. The rate of die.
count In the open market for fhort bills Is
Z'Yui per cent, for three months' bills,
si per cent.
Condition nf the Trewsnry.
WASHINGTON. Maj 31 Today s state
mcnt of the treasury balances In the sen-
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
...ay
May
.iay
.tluy
May
May
.iu
May
May
.day
.May
May
May
.May
.May
May
May
May
Mny
Mny
Mny
May
Mny
May
Cotton Market.
NKW YORK. May 31.-COTTON-Thc
,,-,,,(.-.,( u-ns Hlemller and scored si milt net
gains. After the first hour prices eased off
several points under selling for profits by
early buyers, most of whom wero dis
turbed by rumors that the acreage Increase
would reach fully 10 per cent. Receipts
wero heaw, but were offset by reports of
moro heavy unneeded rnlns lu the nouth
Atlantic states and the central belt. Tho
market shot up 10 points and for a. tlmo
ahnn-u.i otrencth. Then sclHim for n enn-
tlon and brisk profit-taking sent prices off
again. Still later tho market wns ste.uly
on bad crop reports and prices stiffened
several points. Tho close was steady, un
changed to t poinis nei iiigiii-r. mui, iinu
ullng uplands, S',c; middling gulf, 8',4c;
suIoh, 1,015 bales,
kvw ntlLRANS. Mav 31.-COTTON
Quiet and steady; sales, I.Soo bnles; ordl
narv, BSIrc; good ordinary, 6 l-16c; low mid
dling, STie; middling. i4r; goou middling,
MJc; middling fair. SVic; receipts, 3,331 bales;
stock, 14.1,524 bales, ,
ST. LOUIS. May 31.-COTTON-Quloi;
middling. 7 11-lfic; sales, none; receipts, alt!
Mies; shipments, ll(i bales; stock, iJ.iuj
res.
ColTrc Slarket.
NKW YORK, May 31.-CWFKK-8tendy;
No. 7 Rio Invoice, GUc Mild, quiet cor-
dovn, Si,i(512'.jc. Lower prices and bear
speculation wero the features nf today's
mantel. ino openum iuii,
prices 5810 points lower, under rolling lor
foreign and domestic accounts, started by
xerloiin declines abroad, heavy receipts in
the crop country and disappointing demand
ror spot conoo 111 tne sireei mnrKci. au
sencc nf speculative support made It easy
tor tne market 10 runner seme niier wia
call. Operations wero pretty well scat
tered through the list, though the near
months were most nctlve. Tho close was
liifilSc lower. Total sales 31.150 bags. In
cluding: June. 6.20c; August. 5.35c; Septem
ber. 5.45c: October, fl.4o5t3.50c; November.
6.50c; December, 5.70; January, 5.75c.
Wool Mnrkct.
ST. I.OLMS, May 31.-WOOL-Kasy. but
unchanged; medium grades, Uffl7o; light
fine, lisillc; heavy fine, Wdlc; tub washed,
17825,4-'.
ROSTON, May 31 WOOL-The Commer
ilnl Hulk-tin will say In tomorrow's report
of tho wool trade nf tho 1'nlted States: Tho
market Is lining ,ip rapidly Willi neavy re
celpts of both domestic and foreign wool.
The demnnd Is small this week and ship
ments aro fulling orr. The medium wools
aro weak. Medium tnrrltor.v ImH boon sold
on 11 basis uf 37c clean. Ohio linlf-blood
unwashed was sold at ISc A big line of
Irish wool Is tho only nolablo sale. Though
of excellent! quality these super wools
In ought but rrtc. Fine wools, on the other
hand, nre llim. Tho advance of Ohio do
Initio to 29c Is maintained
(III nml lloslo.
NKW YORK, May 31-01 LS-CoHoukpciI,
firm. Petroleum, dull. Ilosln. dull. Tur
pentine, oiilel.
SAVANNAH, On . May 3! -OILS-Hplrlts
turpentine, firm. 32e. Rosin, firm, un
changed. OIL CITY. Pa. May .H.-OII.S-Credlt
bnlancos. Jl.ffi; certificates, no bid, ship,
incuts, 170.S55 bbln. ; average. 0.1.H27 bbl.;
runs, 213,151 bbls.; average. bbls.
i-T lurk 1,1 vi' Mock Market.
NKW YORK, May 31 I1KKVKH Re.
cplpts, a,'.'i! head, good dcmnuil: steers, fol
lower; bulls nnd cows, stendv , steers. Si.OOt?
.10: bulls, J3 40T)l.uO; cxtia. J I.7.M) I.U0; rows,
$.'.WJ1i4.35. Clblffc, 10g1H2,'.e: tliecp. Hlsrdy,
I21ll3c. liiinbH, Hi, reirlgfrator incf. '.Wl
Ilk.- per lb.; iihlpmenls. tm head cattle, 1.11
head sheep and l,7ti marleiH of beef
t'ALVKS Itecidpls. 'M head, niHrlitt lHi
'.?,( higher, veals, jt.fftfpim. choice,
btitlermllks. nnmlniil. ... , ,
SIIKKP AND LAM I1H- Receipts, fl.t',0
head; sheep, lu light suppl and steady;
venrllllgs. "5l;Cir lower. Inmbs. :iMi Ms
iower. sheep. JU.fv.li -.earllngii. H.VW
5.S5; 2 cars wooled vrurllngs. Jti.IO, lambs,
5.5&fli M,
IKMIS Recelnls, 3.4'Ht hend. ihot I'l
head 011 sale, firm nt J5.0JU0 ;.
sloiii ( Itr l,lp Murk tlnrLrt,
SIOI'X CITY May 31 (Snfelal Tele,
gram.) CATTLK - Rcrelpls. strong;
beeves, JJ.oHlS IJ, i-otss and bulls, mixed,
J2 P0H4.00, slockers nnd feeders Jl 2511)1').
calves and ''earllng! J3V11I
lions lletrlpts .om ninrket full,
ttrady at Jj.6U-Iw, bulk, LWiijO-'j,
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4 i6 J ta
. J 521
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4 24 3 45
4 171 2 4 Hi
4 n; a 39
4 :u. 3
4 031 3 Mj
3 85
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4 41
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3 211 4 1
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3 Ot! 4 41
3 0J..4 4a
3 W. 4 i
3 C2
4 15
4 32
4 2:
3 (VI
2 it
2 S3 4 17
2 Ui! 4 31
3 3 4 3S
2 911 I
4 it
Indicates Sundny.
Tho otrtclal number of cars of stock
brought In todny by each rond was:
Cattlii. Hogs Sheep.
C, M. & St. P. Ry
O. & St. L. Ry.....
Missouri Pacific Ry.,..
Union Pacific system..
C. & N. W. Ry
K., K. & M. V. R. K...
M. C .t P. Ry
c, st. P., m. & 0. Ry... n
U. & M. R. R. R 17
C. H. & Q. Ry S
K. C. Ac &t. J 1
C, R. I, & P. Ry omL. 1
C , R. I. A r. Ry.. west.. I
Total receipt M
The disposition of thn day's receipts wai
as loiiows, co.cn nuyer purcnnsing tne num
ber of head Indicated:
Uuvers. Cattle.
umana racking Co 856
32
30
3
21
IS
2s
I
II
in
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IM
HOKS
1,118
1,440
l,tf
3,(i;
1.S25
Hh'p,
244
"aoi
539
Swift nnd Company 423
Ctraahy l'ncklng Co M
Armour & Co 30A
Cudahy. from Sioux City
Swift, from Kansas City.. 90
Swift, from country 10s
R. Rcckcr & Degnn ;i
Lobman & Co s
Livingstone & Schnltcr 20
L. T. llusz id
II. I Dennis Ac Co !) ..... .....
Other buyers 5)
Totals MID ToM
CATTLB There was 11 fair run of rnttlo
here today considering that this Is the last
end of the week, nnu also Hint esterdny
was n holiday. The demand wns lu good
shupo and thxi mnrkct ruled active and
steady to strong all around,
Tho iiunllty of tho boef steers on snlo today
was very good, taking tho receipts as a
whole.. The proportion of cattle good
enough to sell from J5.16 up wau larger than
for some time. A string uf nine curs from
0110 man sold nt 15 5a Tho market could
best bo described by calling It nctlvn and
steady to strong. The cliolce cattle In
particular were irmly sellers, and In some
cases utiles were made that looked quite n
ltttlu higher. It Is evident that packers
want good heavy export cattle, and such
kinds are picked up early In the morning.
The fair to good cattle also sold nt good
steady prices, and even tho thin, common
grades sold without difficulty at steady
prices,
The supply of cow stuff was light, and as
has been the case nil the wcck, tno diimnnd
was in good shape and everytnlng changed
hands In n hurry at good steady to strong
prices. Hulls, If of good quality, were also
in active demand at tully steady prlcej,
but the commoner graded wire n little
neglected. Stags did not show much chniuu
from yesterday, and venl calves sold Just
about steady.
There were almoBt no feeders In tho yards
today and not nenr enough to fill orders.
It Is practically Impossible to quotu tho
market, there has not been enough on
sale for somo little tlmu to make a test,
but it is evident that there is quite a de
mand for goou emtio weigning trom ) to
niso some calf for
tho heavier weights showing quality. II
resentatlvoAles: w
UKBF 8TEBR8.
No. Av. Pr. No, Av. Pr
1 110 1 "4 31 1102 5 IS
i :) 4 00 45 i:o i :o
1 m 4 :s :i 1214 r, jo
Id MT 4 f.J 1) 1027 b J)
1 fcW 4 fi). 12 KM t 10
:: oil 4 70 s nj i jo
I KM 4 ;i IV 1U4 I ii
a io t -a 1 ma 1 jj
S 10H 4 ) j; UN I V.
i m 4 m 1111 2;
101s 4 (j i 1110 b i
Ii 1012 4 M 1 1110 6 V,
14 C10 4 M 1 lit) I n
II 713 4 M II HIS t M
H m 4 Vi IS lr S M
8 Ml 6 0) 15 IM9 S 30
10 3 (0 31 12U t 3-1
JO 1141 b 00 1 IJM 3
11 1112 I 00 92 1141 6 11
it, iiu 1 00 13 11:0 e is
U 1097 b W 1 1)10 t J".
7 397 3 0 0 2 1221 6 31
9 101 j S 1-5 11 12) b Jj
II 1(S 5 05 T 1)14 & 10
10 1133 t (if, t.0 1312 ft 40
i 110) 3 10 0 123 i 1)
U 1007 t 10 3 313 6 4)
1 1120 J 10 1 Ill) 3 M
32 1031 3 1S 15 1241 &50
IS 1122 I 13 51 1211 5 30
1 1200 5 IS 102 1311 5 (4
20 1133 5 13 10 1)22 3 6-1
1 IO0 3 13 13 106 3 33
1 1210 3 13
STKKUS-TEXAS.
1 930 3 30 31 1207 I 20
40 1017 S ') 9 D7 S SO
STKKItH AND HKIFKR8.
11 'JI& I li 31 Ml 4 1$
Ik 1027 I 7 3J t 03
COWS.
1 nil : w 1 leo 4 i
1 0 2 0-) 2 WO 1 ,
1 m in 1 110 4 e
3 I'M 2 43 1 IVl 4 I )
3 92", 1 30 1 1010 I 10
1 !! 2 H 1 1(41 4
1 1(04 2 50 1 110) I -4
1 I'll 1 W l.,..,,....IO) 4 V
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1 t ?! 31 Kit I '
1 MO 2 M 1 !! I 21
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1 434 J( 1 IJW 4
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1 111 3 Ii 1 104 4 41
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MILKHIIM AND HIMIIM
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IHMIH -Tlieri, wns n litlr tun if
lodny nnd under Hie liifliirti.
d'mntid thn tnsrket ruled nell
tn J'je hlghr Ihan yserfli)
sliirled nut In buy Ihn hoc )
and wrrn bidding mnsily
but they fnllnl 111 get the IVgi
prices mid riilx-il their bids i
l.v;2'i The hog Iheii begun tno, .
the suites 111 11 rapid rule him i
iong neit.rc nenriv eieryirung v
ursi uniKis 1 in- long ntfiiM i
nllh I Ik bulk al ID 7it iiml t',,
(hope lnn ai-ImIiIn sold fri,,i
nml lh lighter loads went frr
down The tnnrkel tinlny rench 1
est point since .Mondij, May i
nvernge rnkt was 15.73,
Tho eitrenie close today wns
trifle weak, but sllll there
enough dlfTerrnie'lo I14 worth)
ns prnriieiiii)- ev(riinng wni o
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HIIKiaP-Thern were onlv nliout tl. -ee CWfl
of sheep nnd Inmbs offered on todav si mar
ket. There was a bunch of cllpp ewes
sold nt il.fi, which was fully tcad).
Heavy Colorado wooled lambs w, 1 slow
snlo nnd weak nnd no choice light eights
wero offarcil,
Quotation! Choice clipped wethr:3, 14.2.
(fl.60; fair to good clipped wethers, ll.oo
4.24; choice clipped ewe. 11 650t.nl, (air to
good Clipped ewes, M.SoTltlj; cholct wooled
Inmbs, bi.vxtfGM; nlr to good lambj VV20
5.10, eholre clipped Inmbs. tl.754l" "1, fair
to good clipped lambs, ll.5084.75. spring
Inrnbs, IfktOiitl.O'), feeder wethers. 1 lOifl 00,
feeder Inmbs, IM.'sUl.tA Rcprcsentatlvo
sales.
No, A IT.
25 cull ewes i.1 12 50
1 buck 210 -1 0
II ollpp-d ewes 11 3 s0
2l)0 clipped ewes J' U so
300 Colorado wooled Inmbs 'i 5 15
ciiif'Arii) 1,111: vroi'ic jhi ki;t,
1,'nftle 4lriMR ll(i" f'liinr Ilnsj Slicep
.lendy o Ml U4v.
CHICWno. Mav 31 -CATTLB R celpts
2,l") head, strong, active, good t' prime
steers, (.VI.Vtjti.OG, poor to medium II UHK
o.lO. slockers and feeders, iX'.'Ki l.'.i . ows
nnd heifers, J.'A'ifl I W, canners. 5'. ofi2 Sj.
bulls, ii0M,l'l, enlves. 4.tiltS.I5 Texas
steers, 11.25115.10; Texas bulls. $2,75 is',.
HO(18- Receipts, '.'.'.fifii) head, in orrow,
17,000 bend, esllmated, left ovur nonoi
about stenU, closing ensler, rnhid and
butchers, 15.7ii7.'jC. good to choice heno,
15(rflUO, light, stronger. Sl.CVdO.W. ulk of
sales. 6.:ii(ff..!2W.
SHKKI' AND IAMRP-Hceelpti. 4,rt
heail, choice, steady, others slow. 5001I to
choice wethers, 1I..WM Wi, fnlr to choice
mixed, H.lOoM pi, western sheep, II ,(.'Jf4,i
yearlings, ll.5cfi-l,75, iihiIvh Inmbs ll.ii'
&.,; western lambs, Ji (H'..C5.
Knnsns I'ltr l.lsr MtueU Jtnrl.rt.
KANSAS CITV, May SI.-CATTl K-lte.
relpts, 3,100 head natives, 150 head T,,xntif,
30 head rnlves, light beof steers, trong,
other cattle slcady to 10c lower, chrl -c beef
steers, 15.405.70; fair to good. 11 '.rCj').35;
slockers nnd feeders, 13.n5tr-4.90; wes ern-fed
steers. II WIJh.M. Teans and Indlanr 1I.35J
5.50; Texos crnss sters, J3.0(HJ4,50 cows.
t3.4K4.!S, heifers, 13 Clfi.ti; cannnri- 12
3.2.".; hulls. 3.25fio00. i.alvs, ll.fOVf.f.i
IIOC18- Receipts, 16,400 head; mirk 1 gen
er illy steady, but eIoed S- lone lop
J5.,7t: hulk of sales. 5.7015 5O. hrav JSMnj
S.SfH; mixed pnekers, $V7o!Ij.iT,j. llgh K.m
SUKKI' AND LAMDS-ltreeP
head; market steady: western Inmb
6.10; western wethers, ll.0nttl.50'
vnrllnir, Jl IOrH.7S. ones, I3.50i:f4.2:
V.WUa.iu: Texas grass sheep, i
Texnns, 13.25711. ri, sprint: lambs If
0,)
-est"rn
tj lis.
I 10,
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flf, I, mils 1,1 s 4 .Mlnel MiirU I,
ST LOI'IH. May 31 CA TTLK Receipts
mar
ship
? Krfl heml. IlichllllllK J)0 head Tex.i
bnl lnailt- In II shlld CllslcT. nntl
nln nnd exnorl steers. S.00'li'..tO. ress-!!!
lire? and buiehrr st.ers, .5niC.40, leers
jnder l,wi J3.35yi.W); stoeke nod
feeders. 12 so! M. cows and belters l.'.oo?)
5.f); caniieis. 11.2512.8 1; bulls. 53. nfl.')
Texas and Indian steers, J3.65yC.iA cows
and heifers, tl 50fi 1 10
IIOOH llrr "l't, U.W head; ma ;et 5'
lower, pigs and lights. !5i;MJ5.W. f ichers,
LI iWIVW, Inilrhers. IS.I&ijfl.On.
rtllKKC AND LAM HH Receipt - 0iO
head, sternly, native muttons, i .(to
Inmbs, !4.5O01d.). culls and bucks, iifO,
Blockers, KIWW-VK
Si, .losepli I, He MoeU .slur' t
HOL'TII ST .lOHKf'H, May 31 elat )
-The Journal ipi'itei.
CATTLH- Receipts. Yfl he ukt
weak; natives, II TAfi5.fi.",; Texnns wesi-
frn. tt.CMTS), 1 ows nnd lulfer. 1' f5 0i
bulls and stnus, lllMfl.U: year , and
enlve4, M.750l.s5. stoekor nnd fr . J3 M
11.75! vents, SI.25W0.50.
IIOHH -ItiielptK, 7.M0 head; s' It t-
stintiki nil prndK. 15,r.",ii5.97i-; , -. cf
ales, j5.77"1f'.W; pics, strung.
HIliiKI' AND I.AM IIA--Receipt '
lirnil. ihei'ti stand)', lambs ICc isier
Inmbii. tl.7SijS.iVi; yearling. J ft I l,
wuthcr, MlrtflKU; ewes, 17.257T4 M
MoeU In Mull!.
The following tiible showN thn n .1 of
rattle, hog (.n't r'teep el the four ,1 lpl
live sluek marl'uti; M) !".
l''(ttle. II -c lll.'en
8011th Omnhn .. . . Mil P 1 in
i'Mcuko "' -"
r.miHCM cu -V) n f)
Hi. Loul b" ll,'" "i
TotDls ... 9 IM OJ.0'1 4' H
'I ririilmsr lUlin,
Boyd Coiumiiiion Co
iueeer Is JM4 K, 1)4) K t
OMAHA, Nit.
COMlIIiiSIOfV
linAI-V ritOVIMOli AMI, rt, kj,
Olroet wtr4 lo Chlcmo al rii York.
v.ot(ii?nltni, John A. Warrru 4-
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