Nebraska Newspapers

    TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MAY 21. 1905.
CRA1S AND PRODUCE MARKET
t Vtest Eclfi Sims Pries u Omiht
Ca Grab.
PRIMARY RECEIPTS COMTIMJE LIGHT
Corn Take a Decline aa Oat AM
a Little Wrak-Trop Report
Arc of Better
Tome.
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1 i
I i
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OMAHA. Mav 2A, 1.
May wheat went up to cent today.
The end of the montn I no near that Mav
Is ge'.tinr to be about the as the
c: artk le, and. as continued light receipts
do nut relieve the stork suppiy, cash neat
) holding trm. July wheat advanced lc
In fpite of lower cable and the fact that
ti e American wither map Is the ben it
ha been for a we-.-k. This aa due prin
clpallr to large trading on active demand
September male a rapid rain In the oi-n-Ir.g
of the session to hie, but later big sales
made It drop off to ic below yesterday.
May closed at July at tec and Septem
ber at &c
Favorable weather, lower cable and a
slight loosening up on elevator stocks
caused a dw-line In corn. The drop was
it'8-Se. May finished at 62c. Ju.y at
4 Vc old Ju.y at 47"tc. September at 47,c
and old September at 47Sc
May oat were down Sc. an Increase In
the movement from flrt hand being pri
marily responsible. The other mohtbs were
the same. The May price was Sc. the
July aS and the fr-epterr.ber 2Hc.
Crop report are now mainly of a better
tone Numerous report from Nebraska
Friday make a good showing, but Hessian
fly wa reported In the territory around
Aurora. Kansas report Indicated heavy
raln in the west-central part. Report
from the greater portion of the winter
wheat belt Indicate an Improvement of two
to five points a.nce Mav 1. which will
largely offset the ins in the southwest
Broomhall estimate the world wheat
shipment for the coming week at J.'iO
bushel, against .1S4,'H buh-ls for the
last week. Of tHs quantity Kurope will
take about 7 SWi.uo bushel. Arrival of
breadstuff Into tie I'nlted KlngJo:n. the
past weelc were about I.jO.'j bushels,
against 4 'f.Oit.i bushels the week for.
and 4.750 Wi a year ago. Total stocks of
wheat at Minneapolis are 7.44.311 bushe s.
Including 4,3S,.t bushel of No. 1. shewing
a decease In the total of S4v.4.,5 bushels.
Australian wheat shipments for lust week
were aso.ixiO bushels, for the week liefore
176'.iO bushels: last ver. Q6rti bushels.
The total to k of w heat 1n Chicago In
all positions is about S.t' ' bushels, and
there Is said to be V'.'f bush.-ls or m"r
of frosted wheat, possibly 2".'..or-j bushel
more of such poor quality that it is not
fit to ell. and .O.t to 1.2'. buhels
already owned by miller and ordered out
by them as thev want It, This leaves
barely l.fnu.wij bushel of wheat In all
positions, which 1 in any sense on th?
market, and as the stock decrease bolder
ire demanding hisrher premiums.
A wire to Sunderland A- l'ndlke miote
? P. Frailer of Chicago, as follows:
4jrht. We believe there is going to be a
".air export demand for wheat on the basis
of tHfike for September, and there cer
tainly will be very large sales of Hour. We
can't advise anybody to go short of wheat
around these figures While crop pros
pects are fairly good, except a small por'lon
of Kansas and Oklahoma we still believe
that wheat bought at closing prices yester
day ought to make a little money."
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. !Hi9-c: No. 1 hard
SJi3c: No. 4 hard. 6tyV: No. 3 spring, Jmc.
Future; Market quiet; May. a Sd; July.
1, September. 74.
COrOi .spot: Market firm; American
tntid, new. ts 4d Futures: Market
quiet; Ma, 4 rd, July. 4 4d.
CHICAGO ORAM AID rROTlSIOSS
reatirti et the Tradlac aad tloelas
Prlee aa Board at Trade.
CHICA'K). Mav Rln In Kansas and
Oklahoma gave fresh rest to buymf In
the wheat market here today. There wai
a net advance of precisely lc a bushel in
the price of July option Corn is off Sc.
Oai are ur.char.g-ed. provisions are 2S
Sc his her.
tjltei.gtn In the wheat market wa cot
in evidence at the opening. On the con
trary, sentiment was somewhat bear'.smy
Inclined. owing to excellent weather condi
tions in the northwest. A liberal Increase
in receirts at Minneapolis gave encoura?e
ment to bear. However, the steady 'tone
of cables in the face of a break here yes
terday almost offset the bearish influence.
Initial quotation on July weru a s,.ade lu
VtfSc lower at st"fc"c. oi reports of
auiitl nal rain In n.any portions ol tr.e
southwest a good demand developed Sev
eral prorulneiit tnule.- were conspicuous
buyer. After a nort period ol heitancy
the market assumed a trm undertone.
Throughout the remainder of tne session
fear of deteruiratkin in tba winter w beat
crop formed the bsl of a persistent de
mand. Highest prices for c.ah wheat at
all grain center helped to create bulilsn
sentiment In opuonai trading For July
the highest point of the day was reached
at ISV. The market closed string with
Juiv at SyvSc Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 2, bi.shels. Primary
receipts were Z'Z.iO bushels cornpired witn
14.,V bushtle a year ago. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chic. go reported receipt of
Zitf car against s cars last ti and M
cars a year ago.
Improved weather conditions caused
weakness in the corn market. L wer prices
at Liverpool added to the bearisnness A
promineht commission bouse was an active
seUer. July otened at '.S3!.' lower at
47Va4Sc, old off to t7,c and ilosed at the
lowest pini Local receipts were t77 car,
with of contract grade.
liberal receipts had a weakening Influence
on the oats market. Weather aiso was a
bearish factor, being favorable to the ad
vancement of the new crop. Strength of
wheat, however, checked trie selling pres
sure.
iiSc and closed at -Sc Local receipts
were La3 car. '
Provisions were firm In gyrr.pathy with
a 6c advance In the price of hve h' gs. The
volume of business wu. exceedingly small.
At the close July pork was up o'u'SC at
J'.;: t7S lird was up JSir'vc at 7.J.-. Kibs
were Jijc higher at 17 ITS-
listln.uted receipts lor Monday: Wheat.
6 cars: corn, M cir; oats, 124 cars; hogs,
head.
The leading future ranged a follow:
'EW YORlv STOCKS AND BONDS
Muket Opm Etber Hopeful, tut Gra
eral DepreMion Eooa SeU In.
CLOSING IS WEAK AND LOWER
Isaal apply of Moeka frosa Abroad
1 laterraptea ky Holiday la
Usdss-Bask Sfatemeat
I afavorable.
Rwrre required, OVSUai; locraaae,
8-jrplua. r.n; derreae, IMStW.
Kx-Unlt1 Ptata deposit. fci.iu;,ai&; de-
Ju'v oi-ened iu c lower at J
to a.c. sold between WaZte and
Article. Open, i High, i Low. Close. ,Te y.
s-CORN No. t. 4".Sc; No. , 4Sc; No. 4,
f vaSc; no grade. 4.".;4.tc; No. : yellow. 47c:
i So. Z yellow, 47c; No. 2 white, 47: No. I
white, 47c.
J OATS No. i mixed. 3Uc; No. I mixed,
V 1 I 2c; No. 4 mixed, I1c; No. 2 white, SO'ic;
11 No. 2 white. .c: No. 4 white. 29Wc: nu.n.
in
oard, Soc
Chicago
Carlot Reoelpt.
Wheat Corn. Oat
7 7 ltv
jvansas oty 44 41 4
Minneapolis 200
' Omaha 18
Duluth 3
t. txiuis a 2S 44
Mlaweapolla Wheat Market.
The range of price paid In Mlnneapoli.
k reported by the i-d wards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 board of Trade, wa:
Article. Open. H.gh. 1 Low. Closa. YtWy
Wheat
May...
July...
S.-pt...
Corn
Juljr....4SjM7V
Sept. .. 4"S
ltc.... 44
"S
1 ws
1 13Si 1 13
1 04HI 1 01 S
47Hi
44S
47V
44Si
i iss!
44S.-
1 13S
1 K.
Mi
4FS
Wheat I I
May I 90S,
July 6",1j7
Sept. stS's 7
Corn l
May VP?a
Julv tSV;
JJuly 47",4S
Sej.t. 4"S
tSept. 47S
cats
May yk
July fflV.'JS
Sept. lixj'S
Pork i
May 12 50
July 11 5
Sept. 12 J
Lard
May July 7 rs
Sept. 7 bo
Ribs
May July 7 ITS
Sept. 7 6
ss
82
9S
fc-i
9S 1
i'
I
5:
47"
4'S
4"S
47-,
STOi'S
54 ! 6TS!
4i 47VS .
46't 47S
4.y 47S
47S, 47S,
' 80S'
2'S a'S'U
S & ,2S9S. &
I I I
12 W 12 47H 12 12
12 7- U (12 S7S 12 SS
U 90 12 87S 12 TS. 12
NEW TORK. May JO.-Today stock
market started off rather hopefully, but
ne tne end ol the two hour session
de, refsi n had c.o.-ej 1:1 again and the
ciuMi.it wa vtc..a t cj:i.i-.'raoie r.et
los.-es throughout. Ti.e sl,..' oi t ..
trom abroad, which has been a iclre
recently, wa Interrupted toaay by tte oc
currence of a holiday in London. Ofrn
ir.g orders to buy for professional trade:
who had sold the market sliort yesterday
were tnerefore effective in lifting prices,
prices running to a point or more in many
of the prwmtnent leaders. There was no
effective demand following this o;x?nlng
dvs nee." and by the end of the first hour
' liquidating sales began to dribble on the
market, i Be current increa.sea In torce
and 'after the appearance of the bank
statement, becar.e somewhat precipitate.
The bank showing formed prlnc-li-aliy the
only item of news which was of influence
in the trading The shrinkage in the ca.-b
reserve of H.7? proved omewhat less
than the preliminary estimates Atten
tion centered on the loan item, which was
expanded upwards of $20.('.'iyv An addi
tion to deposit, which expanded the re
serve requirement by almoEt a much as
the shrinkage in cash, resulted in an in
road of over M' per cent on the surplus
reserve, bringing It down to i. 119. 975. Up
wards of 216 .000. CW of the loan expansion
was made by a single Institution and ta
attributed largely to the underwriting sub
scriptions to the tl''."' "o Pennsylvania
bonds issue. 50 per cent of which was paid
In during the week past On Ti.ursday
of tre coming week the final installment
of the Japanese loan allotment will call
for some I'jo.'nO.OiO. Sterling exchange n-i3de
a further advance today, and it is evident
that preparations are being made for the
remittance on the Japanese loan subscrip
tion. It is not believed by banking au
thorities that these remittances can be
completed without a large export of poll,
unless the rates 'or money here should
rise to a level to offer an attraction for the
leaving of the proceeds of the loan In New
Tork for use In the money market. In
spite of the great ease of money up to tr.
present time, these conditions had their
effect in lndocing a renewal of speculative
liquidation. The mercantile agencies also
retorted some interruption to retail de
mand for merchandise owing to the bark
ward season and a cautious solrit In the
de"iHnd for future requirements.
Total aaU of bonds nar value, tl.79" .tVA
The quotations on the New Tork Stock
Hew Tork Woaey Market.
KTTW TOP.JC May JC MONET On oall.
nominal; no loans, time loan, easy; !xty
day. per cnt; ninety day. Iw Pr cent;
six months. 3w per cent.
PRIVE MLKCAN11LE PAPR-364S
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm. with
actual business in bankers' bills at $4.87 t
4fCin for demand and at $4 Sf4 T.O for
s'.xtv-dar bills; posted rates. 1 4 f'S and
$4C'S' commercial bills. HH'StMV
SILVER Bar. f."V: Mexican dollars. 4.V.
p, iNl'S Government, steady; railroad,
heavy.
C olrtr prices fT nrn)m wrs:
T t. re? H. ret... lH natt e. I 4s ..!.
l'4 sox. ' eLirmi ss
.J- 1st !te
M.lir, A St. 1. 4s ... 7
i:: M . K a T .......14
151 ' to 2S
IMS N R R- of U o. 4s. T
1"4H S - T C ( IH 1
) J l f M
V No Pc:Sc 4 (f
4s :v t "t
N t W r 41 lO'.H
0 S U T&g
.1 Penn. eoLv ti 11:
. H R"4iln rt loJH
St U. a l M. e M I'.f-t
44. re
flo touron
t S. U. rt
Co COUPOB .
I t: .
; po r-.vn
r - t . r
; Air. Trha-eo 4s. ctrs
4o . cttl
I Atrhlen sen
I Co hil 4f
Atlantic 0 L. 4t .
Bl Ohio U ...
co ss
Central of O
ilo 1st 1TJC
f. In-
Ct-s A ofo 4ii.
Ctlrftfo & A. Ste
C , h ts Q. n 4i
C, R I A P. 44
Co col.
I COC. tt Ft
Ctilr.io Ter. 4
ColoraJo VI. 4...
Colo. A Po 44
oxiti r4. ct:a
D R a 4
Dir.lllcr' Sec. s
En pr.or ten 4s.
oo sen. 4s
F. W. IV C is
Ho'lr. Vsl. 4Vtr.
Jspar. 4s. ctrs
L. it N unl 4 ...
offered.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Beef Eteen Lower, Other Steed end
Covi Lower.
HOG MARKET ACTIVE, TRADING ACTIVE
Ooodl Desna wd for sep aad Lamb
nad with Good Rooclpt Market
Baled Active with Trice
Higher oa Good Klada.
ScVTH OMAHA. May 2h. 19(4.
Receipt were:
OrMcUi M ti.lh)
OfT.claJ Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday .
OrTiciai Friday ....
Official Saturday .,
Catt.e. Hogs. S..cep
in
41
2 4.3
1.SJ7
. -4
1 4n
7.277
o.;i
4
i,77j
.bl7
4 0
rti
l
LEAKMQRE COMPAMY
Paid Up Capital $50,000
SUCCESSORS TO
MIMS-SUTRO COMPAIIY, of Goldflcld
INVESTMENT DROKERS
GOLDFIEELD, NEV.
fV- Ft L A s
T Bt l S. W. c 44 ..
101 V seshosrd A. U. 4s...
g So. Fsclftc 4s
b!4 So Ra'.lwty i.s
( Tcsss & F 1
ft T . St. U. W. 4s..
t. 4s. 1"?S t n:on Pa-;flc 4s
. flfc oo cotit 4
. 'Ni, f ! Pise! Id ts....
. B?- Wsossh Is
.tot 6o b. B
j .-.Lj Western Mi 4
. 7V W ft L. E 4
.i;J Wis r entrsl 4s.
. Pt Jspsn r. crfs
.lU's oo 4Hr. ct's
.111' Colo. Infi U. set A.
. v Co s"1 B
.101 '
f 4S avis,
44 ...
. US,
. ss
.1"4
.'.17V,
. ns
.liS
-r-t
. "w
. 4,
t
. rt
Beaton toek and Bond.
BOSTON. May 3f Call loans. JS54 per
rer.f time b ar.", 3V14S P' cent. Offlcial
c'.osirg cf ocks and penns
' ! exchange ranged as follows:
4rS
t"'s
7S
7 rs.
7 36 I
'rsr7'r7H'
SiS 7 f
73
7 C7S:
7 5i
7 1" I
7 rs
7 s:s
7 S
7 HI'S
7 fc'S
7 07S
7 25
7 w
No. i. tOid. tNew.
Cash quotaiion were as follow:
FLOUR Firm ; winter patent. M 1(V3
4.1!,;; winter straights. IS. .n4H '. spring
patents, M BO'SS SO; prin stralghu, t3.to$
4.50; bakers. 2.4t'cS4u.
WHEAT No. I spring, tl.nfgi.08; No. t,
SSCytl.C4; No. 2 red. tl.aSS'l-M's-
CORN No. t 53c: No. i yellow. Mc.
OATS No. 2, .iSc; No. 2 white, Sic; No. 3
white. 31S32SC-
RTE No. r7tf77SC-
BARLE V Oood ft-edln:. IS&40C; fair to
choice malting. 4S-i-3.
SEED No. 1 flax, tl SS; No. 1 northwest
ern. 11.42. Tlmotliy, jrlme, t2.!5. Clover,
contract grade. tU.75fil2.2f.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per hbl., 111 St!?
1IB5. Lard, per Vf) lbs., r.l2S"--- Short
ribs sides Koe, fi ' l'a7.1s. Short clear
ides tboxed). t7.12i,7.15.
Following were i..e receipt and hlp
roents of flour and grain:
rtecctpia. Bniponenrs.
WEATHER W THE GRAIS BELT
tieaerally Clear to East tusst-Thss-derstornss
In Sooth.
. OMAHA. May JO, V.
Tno weather is generally clear this morn
ing in the Missouri, upper Mississippi and
Ohio valies. lake region and east to the
coast. Luring the pat twenty-four hour
light and s ttered show ers occurred in the
j.aKots. western Kansas and Colorado,
anil thundeiFtorms are general this morn
ing in the lower Mississippi valley, Okla
homa and Texas.
The temperature Is slightly higher from
the Missouri river east over the central
valle. and is higher in the northwest
and mountain districts, with no Important
change In other eections.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation comjiared with the corresponding
uay of the past three years:
1S6. 1904. 1SC3. l:n
Imlmum temperature.... li S4 4 55
i-ecipitation 00 (fJ .05 .00
..ormal temperatu.-e tor toaay, t3 de-
t:
Deficiency In precipitation slnoe March 1.
of an inch,
lieficiency corresponding period In 1S04.
.GS C't an inch.
Ieurierioy ct rreopondlng; period In 1903.
l.Ki inches.
OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
Temp. Rain.
Stations. Max.. AUn. luccos. Eky.
Ashland. Neb.... 71 4i .0i Clear
Auburn, Nei 4 i .w Clear
Flour, bbl.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rve, bu
Barley, bu
11, 900
. . 6,0i
. f4.500
.174 tuO
4a, 900
17 0f0
4S.400
r-2.9
tar.OO
o.a'X)
2.1SJ0
fin the Produce exchange today the but
ter market wa teady; creamery. ltlSile;
dairies. 16al9c. Egg?, steady, at mark,
rases included. 15c; firsts. 16c; prime first,
17c; extra. Wc. Cheese. teady, llgllSc.
SEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Varloaa
4.'oiumbu, Neb.. 73
Ixlrbury. eb... 16
Falrmotit, Neo... 70
Or. Islauil. Neb. 72
iiartirnfton. Neb. 7t
Oakdale, Neb.... 75
Ihmul.. VK "ft
jr Tekumah, Neb... 72
f Carroll, la 77
Clanuda, 1 i-
Slbley, la 71
floux City. Ia 7
blurm Lake, la.. 7m
4.
41
45
64
44
47
tl
47
44
44
49
4
40
.10
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.
.00
.00
.00
A0
.00
.U0
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Ft. cloudy
Clear
Ft. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Ft. cloudy
Clear
L1STK1CT AVERAGES.
No. oi Temp. Rain.
Central. Slauons. Max. Alrn. luetics.
Chicago. Ill
Columbu. O
lies Moines, la...
lr.Uiaiiapolls, lnd.
Kausaii City. Mo.
Louisvl.lc. K...
Minneapolis
Omaha, Neb
fit. Louis. Mo
I Local Forecaster. Weather liuicau.
U 7u .46 .00
17 tl 42 AV
U 72 4 .00
11 M 44 .00
70 6J .it
lit 'i 4a .0
IS 74 4 .uo
15 7 2 46 .to
11 7i 46 .00
U A. WELSH.
St. I owls General Market.
ST. Lol. lS. May r . VL E AY Higher:
No. 2 red, cub. elevaPT, .:.; track,
1 in: May. Ski-c; Jul), --c. No. 2 haju.
51.14.
CoK.N-Lower: No. X cash, 61c; track, i-'li
IZc: May. il-sc; July. 46",.
oATt-rtnn ; No. 1 i-rtx. 3ttc: track. 9
r:,c; May, ale; July. Ac; N i wuite. S.'V
xi -Jc.
FLOUR Steady ; red winter jtent. 14.7S
jjt J. extra fitncy and straight, 4 4i4 SO;
near. -viu4hj.
itfU 1 .11 1.- . sie.i-y et t0oi,..J'.'.
(iKVMKAl -Me.icy t ..
BRAN-Higher, sacked, east track,
T7c
liAY Steady , timothy, tvwiilioo; pralrt".
IRoN COTTON T1E8-!
liA'KJINa t'.c
HKMH TW'IVd-tW.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; .Jobbing.
f.l 67'v Lard. f.rn.. piime rti tm, SK icij.
lirv lt meats, rtenl... boxed extra short.
17 S7Vj; clear ril. IT , !iort clear. $7
Macoji. steady; Ui'J extra shorts, f&.uj;
clear ribs, ta US. ort clear, xs.ktt.
It 1 ol'Ll itt m..i.. . ci k il. . .siring
. - ,tthK- turke. l;c. (iucK.s lt: gese. tc.
X si Hl TTEK-flow; creanu-ry, l(ic, dairy.
r
EUOS -Quiet nt 1 J Si
Flour, bbl
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oit, bu
ease count.
Receipts Shipments
.... .( T.wO
21 .' S4 i
Zc.'"i 14
.... 44, 44) C7.(W
4)notatlona of the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. May 20 FLOfR Receipt.
75,73 bbl.; export. i,441 bbl.; market
quiet but firm; winter patents. 4!rtSro2;
w inter straights, 4.6f4 Minnesota pat
ents, tSyituO; winter extra. tiSii4.75;
Minnesota baker. $3.40$j !; winter low
grades. tS fx Rye flour. teady; fair
to good, ti.liio-4-90; choice to fancy. HtMj?
4 hS.
CORNMEAL Bteady ; fine white and yel
low, II ..; coarse, tl OtLK); kUo dried.
fc.75tj2.fca.
BAR LET Dull ; Feeding, 44Hc c 1 t.
New Tork: malting. 4&at2c o. L f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Sales. 2,6"0.iiu bu. futures; spot
market firm; No. t red. 9iic, nominal,
elevator; No. I red, HOI'S t. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern, Duluth. Il-OrX t. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 hard. Manitoba. b-Jc f. o. b.
afloat. Opening a trifle lower on f.n
weather and larger northwest receipt,
wheat rallied and turned atronger by 11
o clock. Short bought it freely on trength
in the northwet, teady cable and pros
pect for email world nlpment. Last
price howed Sfc advance on July and
September, while May wa e lower. May.
eS&"r. closed at Wc; July. WQt lJ-16c
closed at SCVc; Bepttmbtr, tiMsiS l-10c,
closed at Sc.
CORN Receipts, r,26 bu ; export, 41.
l'5 bu.; sale. IO.oOO bu. future; pot mar
ket teady; No. Z, &-c elevator ana c
t o. b. afloat; No. t yellow, 5Sc: No. 2
white. 67c. Option dull but teadier with
wheat closing unchanged to Vc higher.
Mav closed at 66c; July, 63gt3Tc, closed
-t We. .
OAT3 Receipts. 7S.000 ba. ; exports, 75
bu ; spot market quiet mixed oat. 26 to
ei Twvind r.-tiSnV: natural white. So to SI
poumls. S-valSc; clipped white, M to 40
pound. SSS4JO.
HAY Ease; shipping. 903c; good to
choice, 7TS5c. v ,
HOPS' (,'uiet: state, common to choice,
1"4 lifefic; 1S8. S.'A25c; old, 11 Site; Pa
rt Me coast, llKH. t&iiic; l.a. tl&-4c; olds,
1HIDE5 Bteady : Galveston. to 25 lbs,
c; California. 21 to 25 lb-. mc; Texa.
dry. 24 to 3u lb., ISc.
I E ATHER Steadv; acid, J4-ff56c
PROVISIONS Reef, firm; family, PS. 5"?
w n .4.ii W: bee? hams, t.l.cra
Ji.ry.l fvat ket. t!2 EiaU 00; city extra. India
mess. t'"gJZ SJ. meals, linn, pn-aieu
liellies. 7H'yvirC; pickled shoulders. &k-;
pickled hams. !'ViVi:.c Lard, steady;
western steamed. t...i&7 45; refined, leady ;
continent 7.7S; South America. t"i-2&; com
pound f,fccSc. Pork, steady; family.
tl4 8r".S.': short clear. tl3.M3li-0f; roes.
1.3 S7SH1- S75-
TaL1"aw Dull: city tl no per pkg ). 4tc;
Cf -rtrv it.kr free!. 41t(t4Vc.
R1CF Firm: domestic, fair to extra, 35
5V.c: Japan, nominal.
POULTRY Alive .-I'liet : western spring
chickens, per i-a!. TScfitl (: fowls. 1SV- lb ;
turkev. l?c Irese.l, irregular; western
broiler. S"i3.--c. f-iwis, lvUV; turkey ,
: J 'a 17c
M'TTER-Firm; western factory, common
to extra l7l'-vc.
CHEESE Vnsettled: r.ew stat foil
rream, small white fine. HSrC; new stat
filr to chole. lOVHc; new state colored
fnc lie; new state fair to choice.
V , rew large wiit nne iry'.ie; col
ored' lO&iec; old state full cream, col
ored and white, fancy, ltc; old state flr.e,
L1lo
K.tiG-Fiiia; western torsg Brat, U4)
l-c.
Mllwaokeo Grain Market.
MILWAVKEE, T -WHEAT-Mar-
ket lc uo; No. 1 northern, tl 14; No. 2 north
em. n.tt; July, Ksc.
HVK-V up; No 1. sir.
HAKJ FY Dull; No. 2. flc: inp!. jiWe.
C'PN-Dul!: No . U'.wiSVtc; July. 4TtQ
4a.- asked
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast TJne..
Baltimore A Ohio
do pfd
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J
Chesapeake Ohio..
Chlcaro & Alton
do r-fa
Chicago Gt. Western
Chicago & N W
C M ft. Paul....
Chicago T. A T
do pfd
C C, C Pt L....
Colo. Southern
do 1st T'M
do 2d pfd
Delaware Hudson
D.. L. A Western....
Denver & R. O
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocklrg Valley
do pfd
nilnois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louisville A Nah...
Manhsttan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Mexican Central ....
Minn. A St. Louis
M.. St. P. & 8. 8. M.
do pfa
Missouri Pacific
Mo.. Kan. A Texa..
do pfd
N R. R of M.. pfd..
X. Y. Central
X. T.. Ont. A West..
Norfolk & Western..
do pfd
Pennsvlvanla
Pitts , C. C. A St. L..
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
St. L. A 8. F.. 2d pfd
St. L. Southwestern.
do pfd
Southern Pacific ....
do pfd
Southern Railway ..
do pfd
Texa A Pacific
Toledo. St- L. A W..
do pfd
Vnlon Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheeling A L. E....
Wis. Central
do pfd
Northern Pacific ....
Adams ETpres
American Express ..
V. S. Express
Wells-Fargo Exp
arnii. t opper
Sales Hi eh.Low Close
6 e 7?1. 7H 7"
loo litiH 1"1S l'T1
4H iyV, 14
6,Xi 107&, 1 l'tfc
95
1'4H
l?"
4
SC4
7t;
1'
ir-4
95
S2t
iy4
2"H
M
3""i
7-"
12H
r.-i
l's
24
H
141
jpo
75-,
11
19
5o6 liss liis li in
6.W0 14CH 143S
'7116 4"H &i
VX 33 S3
j'.jrst iji,
2C.70I1 174"-s 17'"S
2m yt
100 64 64
l'.ioo ir"
") isti a"
2. r 7i
4' f3V
?m s 7
yt, p;
6. i?7S irH
100 24H- 244
Atcb ;oii sdl 4s. . . .
ia t
V-x r-fctral 44
AtrhtsoB
do pra
P'-ton A A'hsny...
lonton A Mslns . .
Boston Elevsted ...
P-nchbari pri
stexlran ntrsl ...
N T . N H A H.
Psrs Msrqutt ...
t'nloo Psrlflc
Awer. A-gs. Cfcem.
do jita
Amer Prey Tw'.ie
Amer. Sufsr
do pfd
Amer. T 4 T
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Iaralnln IAS.
Ed-.son Elec. I'lB..
r.-n-rsl T'e.'tr'c ..
Msss Electric ..
do pfd
Mist Oss
I cited Fmlt
t'nlted Shoe ktscii.
do pfd
r. S Steel
do pfd
Westlcc. common .
Asked. Rid.
. H Adreatsrs
in :a'.'.ciij
. 74 Amslssrr:t'-S ...
. 7 Amerlpsn Zltie ..
.lO'.w Atlantic
J. P'.itfhsm
.177 '(si. Hecla....
.167 ttrter.r.!al
,144W Copper Ka&ce .. .
. IfH T'S'T WfSt
Itominlon Coal
.If Trsr.kim
,11'K Crcy
. t 11 B"Tsle
. Mi xm Mliiltrg ...
. - Mlckifsn
. .Is? JKtltsI
..13$ :3M C A C...
,'Od Doxinlon ...
.. ?li Osoeols
..KHS Pi trot
. . II Quirry
. 344H Btisnaos
Tamsrsf-k ,
.. i .Trinity
.. 60 t'nlted frrpff
.. 4."4 T. Vlnttif ....
..i4 r 6. on
.. S4 Vtsh
.. 414 Vict oris
... 1T Wlnons
... Z WolTorlns
'
.... 4
.... H
.... T(w
....
.... 11
.... 0
...Hi
.... II
.... 70
.... 5Hw
.... T7
....
.... I
.... lt
.... 7V
.... 11
.... 4k
....
.... Htk
.....
U
7
110
w
w
"11
JM
4iH
i"
10
lilt
Total thi w eek 1? 4.M 41.740 1S.410
Total last week 14 9 4 :.4il IS" .4.1
Same day week before. L. 1-42 t.M 27 M
Same three week ago.. 15. 611 .. SS.J1)
&ame f ur weeks ago i7 6"77 S7.MJ 44.i9
Same week last year 15.11 71w 14.27
RECEI1TS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hugs and shep at South oniai.a
for the ear to date, with comparison w.ta
last ear;
16 l!-4 Ir.c- Ix-r.
Cattle tie SV-4 T4 MS fc- 441
Hog sS S 4S1 ,Ull
Sheep K4.e44 tSlw. X38
Ihe following taoic shows u. l-sf
prlc of hog at bouih On.sha tor tii tas:
sever ai aaya, wlui cvmparisou:
I 1X6. ;LKsl.)l?ia.)ltt."ilM.jlXI0.;iS-
May l...TllHlTMlTfc'iTM,"sTs! t 1
May X..., i Utt 4 (b, .a, ul, .i, b w
May ...; i 4 i 7 ul k 'ii ; 1. i C
May 4...(e S4V 6, 76: ' & &4, S K t
May 6...1 6 30 14 ta, C 72, 7 M ; i
May ...! I B I It, i to J 7, I
Uv 7...; 1 Hi t U )1 i 1 i 111 '
May k... t 171 , 7 m i M. i lui !
.May V. ., 6 iba 467 tw Iw a u. w
May 10.. tl 4 to- 7 07; 5 61 5 li I i
May U.. t jTTSt 4 64 t 54, ; I si. it., ti
May U..i .,ht 4 61, I 46 M ! i 16, t 0
May LV 4 to t 41, V l 6 6fc: iU
May 14.. 4 M t J, J i- 6 ii. i li
May 15..; 5 14V 7 12 t:. 21 t 7
May 16.. 6 20 I i k I fcl T7 k S t S3, 1 O
May 17.. 1 6 2 4 7 111 6 ill 6 " tw
May 1.., 5 i.H, I ii 6 27, i 74, k 11, bi
May is.., a lit 4 4i t ill 7 11 ' i w, H
May Jo..; , 4 46 ii, 7 11, S 73 , i
'Indicates Sunday.
The official number of car of atock
brought in by each road was;
cattle. Hogs, sneep.
C. M. A St. P. Ry
t abash
Mo. Fac. Ry
U. P. System
C A N. V. Ky
F.. E. dc M. V. R. R
C. Bt. P., M. A O. Ry. ...
B. A M. Ry
(" Jt A u T'v
I C. K. 1. A P. Ry., east....
lllinol Central
Chicago Ureat Western ...
4
2
2
18
6
it
7
U
1
I
7
flon
2T.-4
5f
7 son 14?S
! It3
1 4-1 7H
1.100 a
I5H
14H
113
ltF-H
19-
"w is"
4.700 14HS
2.W 4"i
2.2Cri 77
S'.ki'i IS4
so
8
90
"516
101
l.fklO
!'
4frt
310
400
7SjO
'
o
6u0
r. '
73
GS
v
11
2"
K
Ss
94
55'
llc'H
j
3?
16
95
:4-
iH
13
76H
132H
7
65
R'tj,
9 A
3Vt
S4H
MV
no.
is"
?7
18
22
Forelra Financial.
LONDON. May 2". Business on the Etocg.
ex?hange during the week was still meager, t Buyer.
Thl was chiefly due to large arrivals of ! Oniaiia Packing Co.
roid. which were taken by the Bar.k of ' Swift and Company
Eneland which is building up its reserve, j Cudahy facking Co.
pointing to an early ease in the money ' Armour A Company
market. Much scattered liquidation lnol- cudahy fcro. A Co. .
rec-tly resulting from failure already an- , 6. Ar
other Buyer ,
Tttal 1
The disposition of the rwoeipt wa ut fol
lows, each buyer purchaslcg the cumber ot
head Indicate:
nounced depressed the market early In the
wee and the ran in Americans also rngnt
ened small holders into reaiixing. Price
are well maintained throughout. It 1
considered In many quarters that the spec
ulative position will be healthier than for
some time past. Foreigners were perhaps
the brightest section this week under good
support from the continent, especially Ar
gentinas, owing to anticipation of th Intro
duction of a debt conversion till. Amer
icans declined heavily on the dropping of
the Harrtman interests from the Northern
Pacific directory and forced selling by
Frankfort and Amsterdam added to the
depression. Chicago. Milwaukee A St. Paul
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
U .12
t&.f
X.IMS
, 11 l,s, D 3'j1
641
14
:.o is isi
210
100
S.ion
Son
. sn son
Amer. car A Found. ',
oo pro
Amer. Cotton Oil..
do pfd
Amer. Ice eertlfs..
do pfd
Amer. Linseed Oil.
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive.
do rfd
Amer. S. A Ref
do pfd
Amer Sugar Ref
Am. Tob. pfd. certlf.
Anaconda Min. Co..
Fmoklvn Rapid T
Colo. Fuel and Iron..
Consolidated Gas
Com Products
do pfd
Distillers" Securitie.
General Electric
Inter Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
National Lead
North American ....
Pacific Mall
Pecple Gas .
Pr-ssed Steel Car.!!!
do pfd
Pullman Pal. Car....
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Good
do pfd
Tenn. Coal nd Iron
V S. Iathee
do pfd.. offered.. .
T. H P.ealtv
V 8. Rubber
do pfd
V. 8 P'eel
do r-fd
fiftM,
34s
31 H
77
rt
314
200 KVj 3DV,
4SH
in
!UJ 113
130
S.1 S4
1.?1 S
l 106
6 O
S OoO 4.TV4
100
12V
ifl 5S
4 4?4
IS
100
100
I.")
400
l.Ji in
37
Sno OT
Z4
l.X 72
1.30 34
1 700 "
1W4
34
4.-34
47
11'iH
IV,
II1 1,
JS1H
104
41
1S6
1?4
P
119
19
3s
45
!
-H
!ss
y-
VH
344
7.-H
ire
96
24H
So
1XJ-4
4T.-
7',
K
IV1
TS
KS
72
64
H
i4
5i-H
ll.
sr.s
a--i
344
B44
11C
M
17
rr
414
lM
243
25
122H
'.45
77Ti
33
sii.
M
S
18
44
47
110
111
lll'U
13P4
I'M
11
4 -'4
ro
19
wa supported on rumors that It
be absorbed by the Northern Pacific, but
at the end of the week prices ner about
unchanged. Other active Issue showed
moderate losse. "
PARIS. May 20 Trading on the Bourse
today opened dull owing to unfavorable
New York advices, but price closed very
firm. Russian imperial 4s were quoted at
89.00 and Russian bonds of 1904 at SoO.OCl.
The private rate cf discount wa IS per
cent.
BERLIN. May 30. On the Bourse today
Americans Improved. Trading In other
departments wiae inactive.
Total 1 6,6i XI
CAT! LE There were oniy a couple 01
car of cattle on aale V" morning, not
enough to make a market. For the week
the market ha been in a rather unsatis
factory condition, the demand ha been
strong and the trading ha been rathei'
slow.
Beef steer have felt the light demand,
more than any class of cattle and on the
good kitius the market 1 generally lower,
! tne decline amounting to about lbc. Good
i handy weight cattle nave not felt the oe-
cllne, as baaly as did the better grade aud
We Arc Fiscal Agent For:
Hearst Jaggers Gold Mining Co.
Consolidated Bullfrog Nines Co.
Nonpareil, Bullfrog Mining Co.
Cyclops Bullfrog Mining Co.
Tokop Gold Mining Co.
Tokop Consolidated Mining Co.
Old Gold Mountain Mining Co.
KewicK Gold Mining Co. of Nevada,
TLese are Uie cream of the GoMfipld. Pullfrr? and Kawlcta flotatlona.
Aa fiscal ngent, we are aWe to quote INSIDE FIGURES for aUarea la
these oomjiaules, to Intending; investors in the great Nevada mining
districts.
Proei-eotuse. prep notices, and all particulars furnished on request.
Weekly market letter also free. Write for it It has loDg been
accepted as authoritative by the leading bankers, brokers and lnvestora
of the country.
L. BLEAKMORE CO., Goldfield, liev.
11
References: John a Cork and Co., bankers, Goldfield. NfV., and Ky 4
Ormsby County Bank. Goldfield, Ner.
120 POINTS FOR INVESTORS
Intended to sasvsr qossttvas ske4 or that sksal
fts ssssi be snr present or propT1T. lsrtnr is
MIMXn. fL OK IMMSTRI4L ITWkl
for ths r-otctlon of the-.r ova lnisrels.
gtn'TIl FIMTION be mslied trac oa rsqnssl,
Iftt 4.L4S. LACFT A O- Bsatees.
Itra4ay u IT Ktw Htrec, Ss lerk Otty
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Export and Import.
ICEtV TORK. Mr- !m.-Totiil Imports of
merchandise and dry poods at the port of
New Tork for the week ending today were
HI .SSI 4;. Total Imports of ppecle 'at the
port of New Tork for the we ending
ouv were n rt silver ana K.s.7ti4 s-olil
to I could b called just about steady. The
demand tor choice cattle wa oniy rainy
good, as buyer did riot take hold wlin
any life. Oood to choice steer could be
quoted from i.7o to t.uu, fair to food H..JS
to tli 50, common to fair kinds, W 7a to th li.
Cow and heifer along with th steer
have suffered from the unsatisfactory feel
ing of the trade and also show a decline.
The feeling; ha been omewht better on
good kinds than In the case of steers witn
choice light heifers, a shade stroi.ger and
common kinds of cows a dime loner. The
demand has been fairly good all week, but
prices ate off and the market lower. Good
to choice heifers can be quoted from 4mq
4-ISj; good to choice cows, H.iL'ai-tb; litir
to good cows, e4.uoiS4.sO; coininon to fair
kin a. H'Any S.J.
full and stiigs are also lower for the
week and are about 20c lower tnan the Lign
lime. Good to choice bull sell from $4.u g
4.25; fair to good, H.(.i4j4.5, while cominoa
DEEDS fled for record May M. as fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Karnam street, for The Bee;
Mary N. Hitchcock and husband to
M. C. Dally, lot 7, J. E. Riley s
subdivision f 400
Eilen M. Burkett et al. to Jesse H.
Culver, lot 1, block $. E. V. Smith
addition 1.S00
Isabel V. Robbln and husband to A.
J. Newman, lot 2u, block . Jerome
Fark r
W. Meyers and wife to I. J. J. Bri
cert, lot 20. block 17. Poppleton Park.. 1
J. R. Webster company, trustee, to
G. A. Holquest. lot i. Punn side. . . . ftlO
E. K Bpencer to Willis Lnd com
pany, part of lot 16. McEntee
addlUon 100,
DONALD MACXAY
KM Nv 1 t sad Bnm Stock
tacnsasos. aajotitr of th
LATHAM A. FISH . asaaban of tha
GEO. D. MACXAY ut im
Msabor Now York Slock Eadwnsa . , .
C TRO'BRIDCE HOLUSTER
sd
F. W. kXKDRKX
Mackay & Co.
Nassau and Pine Street New York
1 3 Congress Street, Boston
Dealer b U. S. Government Boot! od
other Investment Sec untie.
Deposit received and interest allowed
on balance, subject to draft at tight
Vsn it Cm.. msdekMa. Pa.
Thos. Brsacb Ax Ca., Ridmiud, Va.
Csaascisabr pmsls wwss
Total err-orts of stiecle from thf nnrt nf 10 ,a-lr Klno bi lng
New Toi'r hVeif XW kI ZSVIV"
ivA.a. sWvft and ylO.921 gold.
Treasury Statement.
been light all week arid aa tne demand
ha been good, price have rulod just abi ut
steady. On orne of the best kinds trie
market showed a little stronger. Good to
ASHINGTOTV May 31 Todav'B State- ehnliv Blockers and teeners u r nuiiinH at
ment of the trensury balances In th gen- ; U ,-i(u4 j, with trie fair good grade at
M..84.ju. .representative sale.
eral fund, exclusive of the t'.oi-O'O.CslO g Id
reserve In the department of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance. Hlfc.571,472;
gold. S-3,S47,jCL
Utty s 1 KICKS.
Ns At. Pt. No. At. Ft.
1 4 bi
COWS.
1 rro 1 o t f:o 1 o
1 10 I X 1 li,4 4 ili
rlEIFiinS.
1 1M0 I 25
BULLA
V. HSO I
CALVES.
1 no 4 tm 1 n lit
Kansas City Grain ait Provision.
KANSAS CITY. May ?i -WHEAT
Firm; Mav. 9:'Vc: July. 77T47ic; Septem
ber, 7Sr7?",c, cash. No. J hard, TiOLW;
No S. Ml 02; No. 4 R'fWtc; No ; ,ed,
ILl.'H; No. &, Vlcen.02; No. 4. KSTc.
CORN May. 47c: July. 44c: Septee,ber
4Sc: cash. No. 2 mixed. 4i-s4i-: S'o. i.
4Wc: No. 2 white. 4j-ssw-: jfi. S. 4c. HOGS There wa a good comfortable
OAI 5 t-teany ; 2 white. S?Zic; No. 1 baturaay run here toaay, about ninety
j miTea sia tc. nine ioaas oerng oneiea. 1 avorauie re-
HAT Steady; cholee timothy, SJK'S port from other market points. Chicago
lt'i- cnoice prarne. j, being quoiea x mguer, lent a buinsn tone
RTE Steady. 6.v57"c. 1 to this market and conditions were in
EGGS Steady; Missouri. Kansas, r.ew, favor ol the sellers. Tee demand was
No. t whitewood. cases included, loic per fully equal to the supply, and th receipt
doren: case count, 14trC per dozen; case ' Changed hand tn good fcason. Trading,
returned. c aoren less.
BT'TTER Crea-unerj . 17ff20c;
Reeelrt. Shlpmen"
Wneat. bu. N.SIO If 200
Com. bu 34 vrt
Oats, bu.
choice lamb. $6.006.SO; fair to good lambs,
5&0a00; good to choice Colorado wooled
lambs. I7.(o7.50; good to choice yearling,
to OOti &.'; fair to good yearling. MbioO,
good to choice wether, R.i;'t.Wi; fair to
good wether. $4.4iM.75; go.d to choice
ewe, H-w&4.7s: fair to good ewes, W"3
4 40. Woolod stock sells Irom 7Sc to tl.uO
per 100 pounds higher than clipped stock.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Sheep aad Lamb Steady Hog.
Fire to Se-Tea aad a Half Hiarber.
CHICAGO, May S'.-CATTLE Receipts.
300 head; market steady; good to prime
steers, SM0436.75; poor to medium. $4 4.tiJ;
stockers and feeders, 2 7!if 2i; cows, fl fin
Jjfi.iK'; heifers, 12 wKpa 2o; canner. ta.J(&
2 ; bulls, 12 654.75; calves. $3 00"j6 2.
HOGS Receipts. 10.'.' head: estimated
Monday, 37 OX1; market, t j7tc higher; m.lxei
and butchers. SS dilga 4i; good to choice
heavy, S5 lv5.4; rough heavv. SK.or.tO;
llrht, $.-. 2iy5 4;'; bulk of sales. 15.S0419.4O.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 1.000
head; market steady; good to choice weth
ers, shorn. S4.7T.36.iS; frilr to choice mixed,
shorn, S3 tVtj4 S; western sheep, shorn, 14 00
H. 25; western lambs. $5. fr ; native
lambs, (horn, S4 5(S.50.
GOLDFIELD CHIEF UIKINQCO.
Tdl CENTS PER SHARK
110 buy lOti (hare, par value. tVO.
tfiO buy bKt share, par value r.
tivO buy lovO har. par value limo.
These mines are looated In the fa mow
Goldfield District In the same locality of
other mine that hare Jumped from W cts.
per all a re to (6 cts. to Us 00 per share and
still going up. Goldfield Chief 1 sure to
advanoe rapidly and Investor are sure to
make money by buying now when down on
th ground floor. Goldfield buvt the world
in the production of gold. MILLIONS
have been taken from partially developed
mine and Millions are yet to b taken
with pay or In sight at every turn waiting
only for envelopment with railroad and
mills rapidly nesrtng completion.
A Utile money Judiciously Invested now
before the raliroads and mtUs ar com
pleted I sure to make big money. Addros
COMMERCIAL BANK. Qoidfleld. Nevada.
6.0OO
packing.
11.2
after buyer and seller got together, wa
1 active ana tne .tun cnai.gea hand at an
I advance of about 2c. The popular price
I today wa SLXIS, while tue bulk ol tne
I hog sold at from SC.-M to Si.26, with a
! V...r.r.V. D.H1,. ,,n A SC J , 1
D.l.al 1 UU.1UI KUlil UL, IV s.w. U J1UC sies
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., May 20. CATTLE
Receipts, 'j head; murket unchanged;
choice export and dressed beef steers.
I6 4-H34 35; fair to good. 4 5g6.85; western
fed steers, H .VKjS uo. stockers and feeders,
SS.36.Ji4.'; sojthern steers. f3.7Ux40; south
ern cow. Si.5"u4-5o; native cow. S2 6.y
4. ft; tijttive heifers. S3 2i..j ;.2'.; bulls. SJ.w
4J4.7S; calves. S3.0tjjr6.iki. Receipts for
week. S1.4W head.
HOGS Receipts, 4.000 head; market
strong; top, $n : bulk of sales. S" T,1
5.35: heavy, St..S"$S.3: packers. SS.S'iiii.ac.;
pigs and lights, St.S"ii30. Receipt for
week. t.4O0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. l.&W
head; market steady; native lambs. S-. "0
4-.5v; western lambs. St."7.5o: a-estern
fed ewos and yearnrgs. StA'f 3; Texas
clipped yenning. 4. .ti3& -'; Texas clipped
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Metal Market.
NEW YORK. May 20. METALS The ! closed teady at th
netal market" were generally quiet and ?T ttie wea IE r
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Very little discrimination was made either
on weight or quality and the market
advance.
metal market" were generally quiet and 1 "r lu" . oecri ia a
unchanged. Tin was firm at S30.4i3u 50. I rather uncertaan condition, prices fiuctu
Corper. ciuiet. with lake quoted at I1C iti tlng all the week. Tr.e market opened
15 2.. electrolvtlc at tl;. ia 16 o.'H and casting lower on Monday and there wa a further
at S14.T54.l5.rtj. Lead, steady. KSv'tKiij. decline on Tuesday. Liter in the week
Spelter, easv, at Sj j': ' Iron retrains j the market trer.gtliej-d somewhat and on
rather unwilled at recent pri'-e. tne close a portion of the decline waa
bi. lvOL IS. ilav it' .MtllALA beiO, ! "li"JUi. urtiicKiiwiu. v sin.
&4AIU.
St.
dull. S44u. Spelter, dull, S5.50.
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Peoria Market.
PEORIA. May 20 CORN Steady ; No. S
yellow, :wc: No. i, ilc, No. 4, :W; no
grade. 4tsti41c. 1 41-
OATS Lowe i . No. 3 white, 3rt,c ; I
No. 4 white, '.J.'c. i
WHISk'Y im n.e lisis of 11 K for fin- . 7
is Led goods.
Clljno shares.
Mlaaeaaoll Grain "srkrl.
'TIWNEAPOLIJ.. My WHEAT Mav
t ,,; July. SI SVil.04: Speml-r.
''': No. 1 hsr.l. S1.174: No. 1 northern.
:v,: No. t northern. 11.07
I I ol'R First patrrii. Su 2o4K ': second
tents, S''Hixtti V'. flrwt clears, I4 0.-ii4 1l;
ix cond clear S2 Ti4tl.K5.
LRAN-ln bulk. U LSS 13W-
Llverssesl (.rata Market.
MVKRPiKIL. May i .-WHKAT-Ppot:
Idsuk.l iuel. No. 1 Ciilifoi'uia, Sd.
Palladelphla Prsdse Market.
PH1LALFLRH1A May 20 B1'TTER
Flrr-i; extra estem creamery. tC1!; ex
tra Yvesrbv print. Oc
p-r,;5tAetlve: nearby fresh. 17c. at mark;
western fresh. 17iiic st mark.
CHEESE yulet; New York eream. fancy,
new li-.irr. fair to good, l.Ville; do
mestic Swiss, !lj!4c.
Tflaa Sa4 Market.
TOLEDO, May Si-PKEDS Clover, cash,
ta a-i.efi: u.ber. AiaiAa. ivliue.
1 17 ao. Tunotty ,.na.e, JiO.ua,
Baak Clearlara.
OMAHA, May STi Rank clearing for to
day were CStlWl 08 and for the corre
sponding date last year Sl.19T.ltO.2S.
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r.77.535.41 7,.!j 47
Sew Tork Mlala; Storka.
NPTVV YORK. May . The following ar
the rloslrg Quotation en mining stock.:
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Clrarlag Please Average.
NEW TORK. May 20 The statement of
avaiages of the cleanr.g houise banks of
trii city for the week how:
Loar.a. SI 12f .43. ; Inoreaae. t?Xft
IepoKit. SiJut 11.700; increaaa. S4.i ').
Circulation, k W.W; lncrea. to fro
Legal tender S4.fi.7(i'; 6ur. Wi.ujO.
Sl.le. lt:E 174 ?"P decreaae. S4.4'4.1w
Rfcaorva, S-Vn.SoT.lwo; iscnuM, KTU.Xl.
NEGRO FATALLY SHOOTS TWO
Posse Alter Maa Mb. latally V oaad
Other aad Lrklag May
1-ollSH.
WHEELING, W. Vs., May 20 Conductor
William Drake and an ui.idnnSeJ iiditcri
ger on the line of the Wheeling Traction
coin(any near Lansiug wer ta tally shot
by an unidentified iiefro. Th negro,
when asked lor hi fare, pulied a gu:i,
shoviting the conductor f.ikt. The passen
ger grappled with the man iu an eft on to
take Uit revolver from him, when h
turned and shot the passenger and then
Jumped from the car aud di&appvared in
the durkne.
Morutis rtrry police were notified and a
short time later learned that the negro
was on his a ay toward the river. A
posse a imn.eJitely formed and a lynch
lx.g la feared If th negro la apprehended.
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BRIDGEPORT. O. May 20. bloodhound
are on the trail of Charie Pleldarn, a
negro who i.ot Conductor Chane of the
fcridgeport Trcu..n lite tod.). The con
ductor had put F!ub.ic of! the car and
he began throwing rock at the car. strik
ing .Jrace Seabrvt.t and Nora SurUr.g.
A tt. car returned from the end ot the due
the negro oiieced f:e on the oondocuir
aith a shotgun and killed Mr:..
Mr. Llversaor tlaklac.
MELROSE. Masa. May 2u.-The physi
cian attending Mra Livermore, the re
former and author, today, sad that th.
pauent had a so-kir-g spell during tri.
aght and sum then had ten Ui a ssri,l
cor.ecious condition. He said h wa fuil
l' g rapidly, and that Lh abd wa Uaaiy
tw cwiuc al axy Unua.
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Loaia Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS, Msy 20 -CATTLE-P.ecelpts.
S1) head, including Texans. Market:
Natives strong: for Texans steady. Na
tive shipping and export steers, S" .(SS 25 ;
dressed beef and butchers steers li;'j
&4u; steer under l.iw.' pounos, xs.a.irqts
stockers and teeners, 3Sl?4i
heifers, $2 IMraO'; earners
buli. S3 ..tr3 .: calve. l4rtS..i: Texas
and Indian steers, S3.5'&5.35; cows and
heifers S3.0 4.25.
HOGS Receipts. 2.m head; market Sc
higher. Pirs and lights, H smrT, 4-i; pack
er M Vn.j-5 4"; butcher and best heavy,
S5.3f.fcS 45.
No sheep cm sale.
44V you nis ttnterssted A .tx.plt rory mlslit jto
PV ssTsros s ttnusr or susks you ons Sii4 lr
V "wf'r rret 4s le(ss tpsfcpsyoa jflr
Vik lors' 'I r I I 1 At U 4UlJ, Jy
4s. smscLlllsr tliOc .Clucaca.
And you are not
1XTERLKIEU IS GOLDFIELD.
We are offerih the Crt block of d
velopment atock in the Goldeld Lucky
Strike Mining Co. at IS cent per shaxa.
The G-o.dheid Lucky Btrlk property con
sisting of 55 acre I nut aiona In Uie heart
of the producer, but adjoin the Empir
and Lone Siar, both producer. The ledg
! that tne Empire 1 working on and ex
tracting Si'.t-.t or from, extend into and
i through our property. Wc urge you for
our mutual benefit to write u for fall par-
cow, and I ueuiars. Kemetnoer only ns,o sriar ai
f:. ""Sr. ; 1 l'.c, baiance if sold wi.i not go on the mar
ket under Aa.
Heary Anehester fo lac.
C4-S17 Well Bldg-. Milwaukee, Wla,
lew York Live Stork Market.
NEW TORK. May JoBKFVFP Re
ceipts, 2i2 head; none on sale: feellrr weak.
Cables wak Exports t.lav, l,i,K head
catt'e eert s Jin q jrters of I f .
CALVKS Receipts, nf.ne; narket feelln?
ncniinally steady; city dresei veals, firm,
ri,7ioic; countrv dressed, 'ifr.'r.
HO'iti Receipts, L3.if' head, market feel
ing steadv.
SHEEP ANT1 IAMRP Receipts. 1.441
head, trade slow but steady; c'!pied she-p
sold at 14 'jf. '': clipped l.-nlK. t; un
shorn lambs. fV5fi: Kentucky rring lambs,
IY5"; dresfed mutton steady. 7-&1" . dressed
lambs. i:f:..'; dresned shipplrig lamt.
SJ.'JX5 Oj.
Edvards-Vood Co.
flncoraoraied t
flalo OfHcc: Filth aad Robert StreU
ST. PALL, m.NX.
DEALERS IN
tt. Joseph Live stork 'l.rtft.
gT. JOSEPH. Mav Jf'. CATTLE Re
eeo.ts K5 hesd; market teady. Native.
I4 2r40t.: Texas i-rni. S'i S-h 5 15; cow
ar.d relfer. : ,;' 5: t.ul's ar.d stags
f 2M.-f. 15. veals. K.'o'iSdd: yearlir. -aives
Stocks, Grain, Provision;
Ship Your Grnin to Us
Brssck Olllce, llO-lll Beard of Trade
Bldg, Oataha. lek. Teleakoae S31A,
2U-14 Exchang Rlig.. South Omaha.
Be'l Phone -t Independent 'Phjn S
4THE LAND
OF WEALTH"
HLOS-Reiiits. head rriarset i mHrtH wlth f u!!, d,-.aid Information of
VI.?-' ,J;' h,,"ri'r:. 'iP'i?-. 1 iL" v-ist Und of treasure MEXICO.
SSI'1, medium heavy. Si 3"i ; pigs. S4 ij
64 50: b ilk of ;e xt- ja
SHEEP AND A M I 2-Receipts. i
head; market steady.
SHEEP There wa only on ear of
sheep here UMiay. not enough to muke a
market. Por ire week the receipts show
a Slight Decrease a compared, to last
previous week, but an increase of about
tu4w over the corresponding week of last
)ear There ha ben a good tti. to the
market all through the week, aud the de
mand h been fuily equal to the euppiy.
There ha been a scarcity of choice grauas
her, aud oair.g to thi fact th. market
doe not chow up as well a it s-.ouil.
Cm anything choice the market ruled from
15c to higher, while t;. eonitnoner
grade were generally a tittle stronger.
Lamb and ease ahowed the most ad
vance aa ther wa more cbotee stuff of
these kind ber. The receipt were about
normal all the week arid th niarket ha
been (airly artlve. Woesed lamb said thl
week up to 17 4S. while ewee brought St..
aeUtU4M for clipped Uck. Good So
Sloas City I Ive torU Market.
EIOCX CITY. Ia May 20. .S,.ec.al Tele
gram CATTLE Receipts. Vju l.e:id; mar
ket steady; hevt-s, S4.'.'iT5 SS. cowf-. bulls
and mixed S2.75i4 75; stukers and feed
ers. Slb-ttki, calves and yearling. S3 ju
Q 4 45.
HuOB-P.'-eelpU. I4 hel; market
ntrorg selling at S5.1i02S, bulk cf as-us,
s j.2 5. as
stork la Sight,
western u.ar kels yesterday:
Cattle. Hoys Sheep.
SVinth Omaha 65 C vs il
Kioux City I
6L joet ph S K4o I'.
Pt. Lou: ' :.j"i
Kanaa City ! 4.0" l i-
Cuictgo v M.0UU 2 o
Total XV SV.VA ilii
MJlI.e.D SIX MONTHS rREK
F. W. SCHUMACHER A CO,
62 Wall Street, New York,
V. Farnam Smith
& Co.
Stacks, Bonds,
Investment Securities.
1320 Fsnum St
TeL 1064.
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