TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MAY 24, 16.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wtoktr Feelmc Perrau'eg Whole Liit of
Oere&Ia.
DUE TO BEARISH INFLUENCES OF RAIN
More Favorable Report of Craai Con
Htlea Are Receive! Spot WkMl
an Cora , Bath Coaaleera
bly Iawer Oata Matle.
' OMAHA. Mar O. U
At the opening there wse heavy selling
Of wbrtt and prices were HIj'Sc lower.
This wn followed by a further decline of
about c. Reports of rain came from all
over the southwest and all news was of a
mora cheerful nature. Cable were W:
lower. On all fractional ralllea there wrb
plenty of wheat for Halo. The cash de
mand waa lighter and cash price In both
northwest and southwest wera off 111 Hie.
July closed an even cent lower.
I. rare receipt, lower cshles and good
weather weakened wheat. There waa little
trade and th market wa heavy, with
price ruling about We lower. Corn waa
Influenced by the wesknesg In wheat. Cneh
price were down vvvNc. The cloae on
July waa Sc below yesterday.
Oat were weakv closing He lower. The
trade waa lltlea.
loveland, weather man at Lincoln. ssy
there will be plenty of rain now In th-)
section east or the Rocny mountain.
Primary wheat- receipt were 227,001
bu. ond ahlpments 22.000 bu., against re
ceipt laat year of 239,000 bu. and ship,
merits of 282,000 hu. Corn receipt were
fOA,000 bu. and ahlpmenta 84.000 bu ,
against, receipts iat year or 449.000 hit
and shipments of 10,000 bu. Clearance
were J bu. wheat, 24.780 bbla. flour,
70,000 hu. corn, and 39,000 hu. oat.
Liverpool closed $Hd lower on wheat
ann m lower on corn.
Local range of option:
81c; May, Kc. July
ber. "4pj.
OATS To arrive, on
32 c.
Articles.) Open. I High.) Low. Cloe. Yes'y.
"Wheat-I
May...
July...
Corn
May... July.,.
Oat '
May...
July...
7irll 77b' 7RB 77B 74B
754 A I ToHA 74HA 75A 76 A
45A 45A ' 44 A 44'.A 45A
4SA 43VfcA 427 .42TA 43
.'J.., 32B
30HB
: A aaked. B bid.
. Omaha Cask Price.
WHEAT No. hard. 77H79Hc.
hard. 73W77c; -No. 4 hard, 70373c;
Sc; No.
3 nprlnc. 7276o.
8 yellow,
prior. 7Sc;
1 CORN No. J. 44Vcj-No.
ro. 1 wnite, inc.
OATS No. mixed, 31e
. ivc; ino. t wnite. 11c.
.; RTE No. 2, 6?c:Ka t, B6V4o.
No.
No. I
No. !
44Hc
white,
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
tjmana
Duluth
Carlot Receipt.
. J Wheat. Corn. Oats.
St. Lou I
s
... 27
...108 .
... 8
... 28 '
... 80
40
'48
150
87
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featare of tke 'J-raalnar at.d Closlngc
Prleoa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, May 28. Additional ralna In
Kanaa and Nebraska caused weakness to-
tlay In the local wheat market. At the
close the July delivery showed a net loss
of lo. Corn wa down Sc. Oat were
off HtfHc ' Pfovialona wera a shade to 2Vc
tlghar.
Sentiment In the wheat pit today waa
bearish from the opening to the close.
The main factor In the situation waa wet
weather In the southwest. According to
the weather bureau rain had fallen during
the night throughout Kansas, Nebrask
and' other portions of the winter wheat
belt, breaking the drouth in that, section
of the country. The weakness waa In
creased by a forecast of still more rtin
tonight. A sharp break In th price o
the May delivery following th decline of
yesterday also weakened prices In general
There wa free selling by local longs all
day and the market received Ita main sup
port from shorts who covered freely aa
prices declined. The close was weak
July opened HHc to H7J4o lower at 2c
to kzhc, sold orr to sic ana eiosea
SlTtlfttac. Clearances of wheat and flou
were equal to 110,300 bu. Primary receipt
were 2i7.0O0 bu.. compared with 239,000 bu.
for the corresponding day on year ago,
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 134 cars, against 116 cars last
week and 168 car one year ago.
Llciuldatlon by local bull caused weak
ne In the corn market. The selling waa
Induced principally by wet weather wnic
wa general over the corn belt. Incrnsd
receipt at primary point wa it her
bearish Influence. The market cloi veak
and near the lowest point of 1. day.
July opened &Vtc lower at 47Hc to ic,
sold oft to 47c and cloaed at 474C. Local
receipts were 392 cars with 277 cara of
contract grade.
Trading In oata wa ative and the tone
waa weak. The decline In wheat and corn
wa the chief depressing Influence. Cash
houses and local long were active seller,
while commission house were the prin
cipal buyer. July opened ifflHe to VtfHc
lower at 8840 to 83c. sold between S24c
and B3t331tc and closed at 33c. Local
recelpta were 160 cars.
Provisions were slightly easier early In
the day becausa of moderate selling of
pit trader who were Influenced by a Be
decline In the price of live hog. Later the
market became firmer on buying by local
packers. At the close July pork waa up
JHe at fl6(7H- Lard waa a ahade higher
at 38.60. Ribs were up (Ho at 88.02H , 06.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
cars: corn, 808 cara; oata, 118 cars; hogs,
26,000 bead.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
82c; Beptetn-
trark and Mar,
EW YORK OR1F.RAL MARKET
((notations of the Day Varloa
Commodities.
NEW TORK. May 23. - FIXH'R - Re
ceipt. lH.fiM hhls.; expert, 16. 848 bbls.;
arket steady but dull; Minnesota pstenis,
84 ni4.80; straight. 33 9rh4"0; extra.
ai 4o. low grade. 32 S"jfl 36. Rye nour.
ulet; fair to good, ISoGtf.SO; choice to
anry. 3B4..
CORNMKAL -Steady; tine white ana
ellow, $1.20; coarse, $1.0761 0; kiln
rled, $2.702.80.
RYK Dull; No. waatem, 88c, nom-
nal, f. o. b. afloat. New York.
HARLKY Lull; feeding. 4. Sic. . I. f
New York; malting, &?ij67c. c. L f. New
York.
WHEAT Receipt. 119.0H0 bn.; export,
6n bu.; spot market barely steady; No. 2
red. 83c nominal elevator and 4c f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 82c nominal
. b. afloat: No. 1 northern . MapitoDa,
f. o. b. afloat. Report of good rain
through Kanaas caued sharp break In
heat today a reult of active unload
ing and aggreslve bear operations. The
market had very little support and de
clined steadily from opening until near the
clone, when It rallied slightly on covering.
l.al price were Talc net lower; May,
S"'Hfc9'4C. cloed at SW,c; July,
HU u-isc, closed st wo; frepiemoer,
11-ltSc, closed at 8oVc.
CORN Receipt. 4.HI bu. : export. ,
692 bu.; pot, steady; No. 3 yellow. BHc.
nominal: No. 2 white. Bdc. nominal. Option
market was also weak on the weather
news, hesvy receipts, liquidation and poor
osblea. it cloaed 4Bkc net lower: July
HS4(MHc, closed at 544c; September closed
t mvc; December closed at Mc.
OATS Easy; mixed, 26 to 32 lbs., 33c;
natural white, 30 to 83 lb., 3!H'tft'c; clipped
wnite, 38 to 40 lb., mwc.
HA Y steady : shipping. 3Mi)c: good to
choice, VOW tfic.
HOPS Unlet: state, common to choice.
1!05, 10lftc; 104, 9fJ10c; olds, nominal;
Pacific coast, 1906, 8016c; 1804, 12&13c;
olda, 4fl 6c.
H Fteadv: Oalves on. 20 to Z&
lbs., 20c; California, 21 to 26 lbs., 21
Texa dry, 24 to 80 lb., lc.
LEATHER Steady: acid. ZM4tZ7c.
PROVISIONS Beef, easy; family, $1160
12 00; mess. $8.089 60; beef hams, IM.W
(UJ200; packet, $s.6nia 10.50; city. extra
India mess. 817.OiiW17.ftn. Cut meats,
steady; pickled bellies, $9.76oH1.60; pickled
shoulders. IH.OmS'g 60; pickled hams, tll.init
12.00. Iird, barely steady; western
prime, $H.7"frtl.7B, nominal; refined, nominal;
continent. $9.16: South America. $9.7: com
pcund, 7(6 7 Sc. Pork, steady, family,
$18. PO; short clear, $1.26 18.00; men,
116. bOW 17.26.
TALLOW Steady : city. 6c: country. 53
64C.
KICK Firm; domestic, fair to extra.
3H'6c; Japan, nominal.
BLTTER Steady; street prices on extra
creamery. 1H4j1IVc. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra. 14&19Vkc: renovated
common to extra, livpl6c; western factory,
common to firsts, lKoHHc.
CHEESE Firm: new state full cream.
large, best, 10ic; new state, fair to good,
V&10c; small, best. 10V4c; fair to good, 9V
(B9c; Inferiors, 7Hg8ic.
wuub-eteaay: state. Pennsylvania ana
nearby fancy selected white, 21e; state,
choice, 19H&20C; state, mixed extra. IUVs'j
20c; western firsts, 17Hc; under grades, 160
16 He; southerns, 14S16o.
roiLTKl-uv, steady: western broil
ers. 26c; fowls. 13 Vic; turkey. 12c; dressed,
Irregular; western broilers, 22ti28c; turkeys.
144810C; IOW1S, 14jini4C.
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Lre Sellintr Order CaaM t General
Decline in Price.
TIRED HOLDERS BEGIN TO UNLOAD
1 e
Ahseaee of Proaoeet for Proflt Taklag
Dlaeoaraaea Speealatora Day's
Rows Not I afa vorablo to
Valae.
051.297; gold coin and bullion. 871.83ff.ari6;
gold certificate, 841.6M.63U.
New York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. May 23-MONKY-On 011,
steady at 3Vt?4 per cent; ruling rste. 81
per cent; closing bid, 3H per cent; offennl
at 4 per cent. Time loan, dull lut slightly
firmer; sixty day. 4'64i prr cent; ninety
davs. 4H per cent, six month. 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPcli U'
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easier st
$4H64.8d36 for demand and at $4.8Y
4.Wltt for slxtv-day bills; poMed rates. $4.83
and $4 H; commerrlal bills. $4.8l.
flIIA'EH Bar, c; Mexican dollar.
62VC
"n NI8 Government, steady: railroad,
easy.
Quotations on New York bonds today
were as follows;
St. I.oals Geaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 23-W.MEAT-Lower;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 697c; track,
Xtt4j99V:; July, SO'oSlc; September,
80c; No. 2 hard, 84&IK6HC.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, nominal;
track, BOffifKHic; July, 46H,4tic bid; Sep
tember, 44c.
OAT8 Lower; No. 1 cash, 84Hc nominal;
track, 86c; July, $140 bid; September, it'ic
bid; No. 2 white, 34c.
RYE-Higher at 63c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents. 31.40
64.66; extra fancy and straight, $3.764.36;
Clear, $2.76itf3.00.
SEEDS-Tlmothy, steady, $2.60(g2 .
CORN MEAL Steady, $2 60.
BRAN Steady; aacked, east track, 9.
HAY Easy ; timothy, $14.0.17.00, prairie,
Ill.&tKS 13.60. .
IRON COTTON TIES-$1.00.
BAOOINO-V.
HEMP TWINE 7Hc
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: Jobbing.
816.67V. Lard, unchanged; prime steam,
3.82Vt. Dry salt meats (boxed), steady:
extra shorts, 38.76; clear ribs. $9.124; short
clears, 89 36. Bacon (boxed), steady; extra
short, 8.62Vi; clear ribs, $9.75; short clear,
310.00.
POCLTRT Weak; chicken. 9V4c; spring.
jsazbc: turkeys, 8c: ducks, vc; geese, 6c.
Bl'TTER Steady; creamery, 16fc20c;
dairy, 14&16C.
EGGS Steady at 13V4c.
Receipts. Shipment!.
Flour, bbls 7.000 5.000
Wheat, bu 30.000 62.0fO
Corn, bu 8D.000 117. "I0
Oats, bu 61,000 41,000
Mlaaeapolla Oralo Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 28 FLOUR First
patents, 84.36Cg4.46; second patents, $4.2ug
4.M; first clears, $3 WK(i.o; second, ciars.
BRAN In bulk. $15.2S6'15.50.
(Superior Board of Trad Quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery.) The
rang of prlcea, a furnished by F. t. Day
Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade building, was:
NEW TORK. May 13 There wa a de
cided Increase In the amount Of butnea
done at the Stork exchange today, but
selling ordrrs made up a large proportion
of the expansion in srtlvlty, snd prices
suffered accordingly. The decline In prices
seemed the result in large part of the sus
pense Involved for speculative holders of
stocks in a prolonged period of dullness
and sluggishness. A psralysi of specula
tive demand leans almost Inevitably to a
slow, sagging tendency owing to the nor
mal orferlngs or stocks to be marketed
even In the quietest periods. Speculators
dread the slow shrinkage or dlsnppearanre
of profits In such a murket. Today's sell
ing was supposed to be by "tired holders"
of this das, who have become discouraged
over the prosptct of any early revival of
speculative activity.
New of the day was not regarded as
adverse to value and some Item were fa
vorably Interpreted. The progress of the
Investigation Into the coal carriers wa
not one of these. The resumption of the
Inquiry today may have been responsible
for a feeling of despondency on the part
of speculators. The graft disclosures
reaching into the railroad world are
dreaded for their effect on public senti
ment Just as were the life Insurance ex
posures, with Just cause In the latter case,
a waa proved by the event. Pennsylvania
stocks themselves show seme resistance to
the general depression In the market, In
contrast with their recent persistent weak
ness even while other stocks were strong.
This was attributed partly to the practical
confirmation of rumor current for sev
eral days of a fresh bond flotation by the
company In Paris, estimates of the amount
reaching as high as $60,000,000. No details
were obtainable of the term for which the
new Issue Is to run or the rate of Interest
which It Is to bear. Sentiment respecting
the huge borrowings of the Pennsylvania
wa not materially altered by thla new de
velopment. But the fact that resources
were found In a foreign market was re
garded with great satisfaction for the relief
afforded to the domestic market. The
home market Is believed to be secured
from any further early demand by this
company and the operation will serve also
to fund some of the large Indebtednesa of
this market to Paris and defer the neces
sity for Its liquidation. A hopeful augury
was drawn from the event, for the chances
of French participation In future American
capital Issues since the overcoming of the
obstacles in the Bourse regulation which
have prevented dealing In American securi
ties In Paris heretofore argues a propitious
sentiment on tne part or tne t rencn nnan
clal power to the new departure. A the
principal reserve of canltal at this time
are lodged In France, a wllllngnes to ven
ture them In American securities may be
of far-reaching consequence to the Im
portant financial projects In contemplation
In this country and which threaten to be
hampered by the excessive demands upon
our own supplies of capital.
Some of today a price movement pointed
to quarters where these needs are to be
met. The weakness of New York Central
was attributed to the new stork Issue Im
pending. Clrcumstanc. j reports were cur
rent of a forthcoming l&o.ono.OOO temporary
note issue by St. Paul to finance It Pa
cific coast extension. The official dis
claimer of the report of an early United
States Steel bond Issue' was coupled with
admission of the possibility of an ultimate
resort to Tnis means or securing resources
to complete the company' great Indiana
plant. Hopeful sentiment prevailed as to
banking operations In San Francisco. The
breaking of the drouth In the southwest
did not help the market, since the previous
crop damage report had but little effect
on stock. The reduction In the Imperial
Bank of Germany' official discount rate
was of but moderate Influence either In
foreign or here. Reading and Pennsylvania
made centers of resistance to the decline
and of the partial rally whirh followed
and which was fairly well held at the
close.
Bond were easy; total sales, par value,
$1,795,000. United State bonds were un
changed on call. '
The following wa th rang at prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Bales. High
Adams Eicreas
Amalgamated Copper llfl.sno
rf at, re.
V.
w ceupo .
U 8. . re
do eoopon
V 8. old 4.
do eoupon
t 8. a. 4, rl
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4a
do
At-'Maoa en. 4,....
do adj. 4a
Atlantic r. L 4a ...
Bat.. onl 4a
do !is
Brk. R. T. .. 4a ....
entral o' Oa. (a...
do 1st Inc
do td Inc
do Id loc
Ohio 4s ...
hlr-ags V A. JHa. .,
B a q. n. w .
It. I. A P. 4...
do col.
C. St. L, f. 4a
Che
a ten. -4
St. U 1 M
st. L r.
st: L. 8 w. e
Seaboard A. L. 4a
So. Parlnr 4a ....
1 so 11 cira...
Colo. Ind. la. Mr. A. I So. Railway ..
Iln wrlM XT k !! m P. la . . .
Colorado .t. roWf-. . L. w.
Colo. So. 4a
uba 6a
R. O. 4a
Dlattiler' Sao Is..
EH. p. I. 4a
do can. 4a
Horktns Val. 4Vaa..
Japan Ca
Offered.
Boston Stocks a jd Bond.
BOSTON, May 23 Call loans, 46 per
cent; time loans. 4wf4 per cent. Official
closing on stock and bona
tchlann sdl. 4a. M AMotiei .
do 4a 1014a (Amalgamated
Mrs. Central 4a 11H Amnlrtn Zinc
Atrhlsnn
do ptd
Boston A Albany.,.
Rnaton A Malna
Hoiiton Elevated ...
Itrhbur pfd
eilran Central ....
Y.. N. H. H.
nton Paeinc
mer. Arsa. Cham..
so pro .
mar. Pneu. Tube..
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
mar. T. A T
mar. Woolen
do nfd
Dominion 1. 8.
Bdlaos Elec. Illu...
Masa. Electric
do pfd
Maas. Oaa
tnltad Fruit
nlted Shos Mach..
do pfd
. S. Steal
do pfd
Weatlng. common .
AdTentur
Bid. "Asked.
nfd
untias....
Article. I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Cloce. Ye y.
Wheat I
May...
July...
Sept...
Corn-May...
July...
Sept...
Oat
July...
May...
8pC..
Pork
May... July...
Sept. . .
Lard-
May...
July..
' Sept..
Rib
, May..
. July..
- Sept..
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82H
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16 e?Vi
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16 671
16 TV
16 42
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8 60
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16 87
16 871
8 62
8 76
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31S3At
16 80
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It 46
8 60
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72
I 96
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Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
Jierd, Mc; No. 1 northern, 82c; to arrive,
62c; No. 2 northern, 81c; to arrive, 81c;
No. 1 wneat, Winnie; iso. 1 aurum, 74c;
No. 2 durum. 72c. Com: No. 8 yellow.
46c: No. 8. 44c. Oat: No. I white. 82c:
No. 3. Uc. Barley, 406470. Rye, ti
6blc.
Mllwaakoo -Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, My 23. - WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 northern, 8ftfj9c; No. I
northern. 82ffc; July, 81 c, bid.
RYE Higher; No. 1, 4ac.
BARLEY Steady : No. 2. 66c; sample, 40
tr64C
CORN steady; No. 3 cash, 44i49c; July,
470, acked.
No. 1
Cash Quotation were a follow:
FLOUR Firm; winter patent. $3 609
4.00: straight, 13 sum. in: spring patent.
13664.90; straight. $3.463366; baker. 83.30
at 90.
wheat-no. t spring. 844386c; No. a.
T9tfi4r: No. t red, 8!)tllo.
CORN-No. 1 0c; No. 2 yellow, 4i,c.
OATS No. 2. 33e; No. 1 white, 34
35c: No. 3 white, 338340.
RYK No. 2, 614IfeJc.
BAKLKY-Gool feeding. 41ff43c; fair to
choir maltlna. 47ft62c.
tJKs.DK No. 1 tiax. 8109; No. 1 north
western. 31.14. Timothy, prime, lldr?
3 .. Clover, contract grade, 81136.
PROVISIONS Short rib, aide (loose)
3S.H-39.00. Me pork, per bbl.. $16 66516 0.
Lard, per 100 lbs.. $8 orvfee 12. Short clear
aids (boxed). I8.36.s0.
Following were th receipt and ship
ment 01 nour ana grain 1
rlecelr t. Shipments
86 6) 29.200
ViAti 1B.S
611.200 1M.400
H1.6f) l.8O0
l.OuO 1.100
ZS.9UO H.7U0
On th Produce exchange today the butter
market was steady; creameries. 13V$l8r;
dairies. 131 HO. r ggs. steady; at mark,
case Included. 14-5 14r; first. 140 ; pilme
flrata, 16c; extras, 16c. Cheese, steady.
Kaasas City Grata aad Provlaloa.
KANSAS CITY. My 23 WHEAT M.ty,
I7c; July. 75c ! September. 7Je. Cah: No.
3 hard. TSvAio; No. 8. TtOMc; No. t red.
tjic: No. 8, 0e.
CORN Unchanged : May. 44c; July.
44,c; September, 42Vc. Cash: No. 3 mixed,
46u.a47c; No. 3 whltOj 4Ki4HV,c; No. 3, 4V-.
OAT No. t white, 3t36c; No. I niiurd,
puaijrtac.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, $13.26313.60;
choir prairie. $11 O-fl 11.26.
R Y E Steady, 60(Jc.
Ht'TTtK Creamery. 18c: packing. I'c.
EGGS Easy : Mlaaourl and Kansas stork,
lew No. 1 whitewood case Included, 14c;
:aso count. lSi; ctse returned. c les.
Receipt. Shipment.
Vht. bU l.tW 80. ft)
Torn, bu , 3 0M
."kits bu ,0u0
Flour, bbla...
Wt.cut, bu....
Corn. bu.
Oata, bu
Rye. bu
Barley, u.
Artlclea. Open. Hlgh. Low. Clo. Te y
Wheat I
May...
July...
BeDt.
Flax-
May.
July.
Sept.
)7Hl
1 16
1 17
1 17
814 801 82
8! il 81 82
TV 781 794f 80
1 16 1 161 1 16 1 16
1 17 1 17 I 1 17 1 17
1 17 1 16 1 lb 1 17
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2S.-BI'TTER
steady ; extra western creamery, 26c; extra
nearby prints. 22c.
EGOS Steady; nearby fresh and western
fresh. I7c. at mark.
CHEESE Firm. c higher; New York
full creams, 9&Uc.
Liverpool Grata and ProTlsloos.
LIVERPOOL. May 23. WHEAT-Spot.
nominal; future, easy; July, 6a d; Sep
tember, ss 11I, December, s Td.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, new.
4a 7d: American mlxexl, old, 4 8d; future,
quiet; July, 4 &a; September. 4 40.
Peoria Grata Market.
PEORIA, May 23 CORN-Steady ; No,
yellow, c; No. 3. 4Xc; No. 4, 7c;
grade. 42&44c.
OATS-gieady; No. I white. 330 No. 8
white, S3'4e; No. 4 white. 33c.
WHISKY On the basis of $129.
Dalath Grsis Market.
DI'LLTH. May 23. WH EAT To arrive:
v.. t Kmrn ajL- N'n 1 northern. lc
On track:' No. i northorn. WCi No. t north-1 Lima, 30,(39 bbl.; average, 88.14 bbla.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. May 23 COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 11.8uc; mid
dling gulf, lM6c; ale. bale.
LIVERPOOL. My 23 4.-OTTON Srt In
fair demand; price 1 to 8 point higher:
American middling fair. t.Vi; good mid
dling, 8.3&d; middling. l-'4; low middling.
6.IKM1; good ordinary, 6. 8. -J. Orulnntx. 6bxk1.
The Bale of th day were 10.000 bales, of
which 3,000 bale were for speculation and
export and Included l.ttO bales of American.
Receipts. 29.U0U bait. Including 21,200 bale
of American.
ST. LOCIS. May 23. tTOTTON Steady ;
middling, llc: sale, none: receipt, none;
hlpmerJ. none tock. 32.437 bale.
NEW ORLEANS. My 23-COTTO-Spot
rjed firm; ale. 4.650 bale; ordinary,
8csfood ordinary, 9 13-lc; low middling.
lur; middling, llc; gooa miaanng. ur;
middling fair, Uc; receipts, 4,1WJ bal;
lock. 121.249 bale.
Oils aad Rsals.
NEW YORK. May 23. OILS Cotton
seed oil. barely steady; prime crude, f. o.
b mills. 31c. nominal; prime yellow, 39
39r. Petroleum, steady; refined. New
York. $7.80; Philadelphia and Baltimore
I11 bulk, $5.86. Turpentine, firm. 61mtT
2c.
ROSIN Firm; strained, common to Rood
$4 20.
SAVANNAH. May 23 OIL Turpentlr ,
firm.
ROSIN Firm: A. B and C. $lltl9ft;
P. 34 00; E. 14 3 i F. $4 41; G. $4 60; H.
$4.70; t. $4(0: K. $4 76. N. $4.86: WU,
$4 86: WW, $4 90.
OIL CITY, Pa.. May 28, Ol L Credit
balance.. 81 84. shipment. 69 bbl;
average, tl.tfO bbl; run. 73614 bbl.;
sxerage, (3.71$ bbls.' Shipments. Lima,
72.002 bnls; average. 4 i4 pois; run,
American C. A P.
Amarlcan C. A F. pfd...
Amerlran Cotton oil
American Cotton Oil pfd.
American Expreas
American H. A L.
American If. aecui
American Llnaaed Oil.
American Llnaeed Oil pfd..
Amerlran Locomotlvs
Am. Locomotlr pfd
Amarlran 8. A R
American 8 A R pfd
American Sugar Refining...
Am. Tobacco pfd. ctfa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlantic toaat Llne
Baltimore A Ohio
Ralllmors A Ohio pfd
Jtrooklrn Rapid Tranak....
Canadian PaclAe
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
('antral of New Jereey
Cheaapeake A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago A Alton pfd
Chicago (treat w aatarn
Chicago A Nonhwealern
Chicago. M. m St. Paul....
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C, C . C. A St. Lnula
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A Southern
Colorado A So. 1st pfd
Colorado A So Id Did
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
Com Products pfd
Delas ir A Hudson
Delaware. L. A W
Denver A Rio Grands
Icnrar A R. O pfd
Distiller. Securities
Erie
Erie 1st pfd
Erie td pfd
General Electric
Great Northern pfd
Hocking Valla?
Illinois 1 ntral
International Paper .
International Paper pfd....
International Pump
International Pump pfd....
lows Csntrsl
Iowa (antral pfd
Kanaaa City Southern
Kansas Cltr So. pfd
Louiarlll A Kaanvllle....
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Street Rr
Meilcsn Central
Minneapolla A St. Loula..
M.. St. P AS. S. M
J4 . St. P. A S. S. M. pfd.
Mlrsnurl Pai-IBc
Mlaaourl. Kanaaa A Tela.
M.. K. A T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. of M. pfd.
New York Cetitral
Nsw York. O. A W
Norfolk A Western
Norfolk A Waetsrn pfd ...
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's (s
P.. C . C. A St. Loula
Preaaed Steel Car
Preened Steel Car pfd
Pullman False Csr
Rtadlns
Reading tat pfd
Reading 2d pfd
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Ho. s laland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
Rubber Goods
Rubber Goods pfd
Sloae-Sharneld Steal ,
St. L. A 8 P td pfd
St. Loula Seuthweetern-..
Bt. Loula S. W. pfd
Southern Pacific
60. Pacific pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneea-e Coal A Iros
Tcxaa A Pacific
Toledo. St. Loula A W. .
T . St. L A W. pfd
t'ntoa Pacllle
t sloa Panne fd
tailed Statea Eiprvaa
I nlted State tealtv
t'nited Stalsa Robber
t S Rubber pfd
t'nited Statea Steel
I S Steel pfd
Va -Carolina I hcmlral
Va -Carolina fhem. pfd..
Wabash
w abash pfd
Welle-Fargo Etpreeo
Wratlnghous Electric ...
Western I ales
Wheeling A Lake Oris....
Wlecmeta Ceplral
Wisconsin Ceslral pfd ...
Total sales tor lbs day.
I.7IXI
too
100
inn
100
t.jno
7.100
loss
i
101
tl"
1
214
SI
ta
Low. Close
.... 240
1(M4
4014
loon
in,
1
114
12.
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inn
tl.sno
100
l.ioo
100
44,nn
4.J00
1,0
800
1.400
57!joo
too
100
4
114V
1S3
HAS
I94H
inni
ll
10214
141
m
151
42
1044
7
114
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11
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2(4
101 4
141
iota,
'7SV,
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41 '
10444
10114
4044
100 -4
31 i
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216
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14
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1"4'4
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101
141
10444
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1,600 84 U S4
ins 7 U 7t
loo 11 1l'4 11114
lK 20114 201 4 20014
22,200 1M 1G444 147t4
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27.500 lll4 44 41
600 JSH Sl M
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100 47 14 44 47
1.6U0 117VI 1M4 IMS
a
410 7 Tl"4 11
1,10 21J 210 111
100 MS4 4(S (414
H
10 87S 17 14 17
1,700 4S ( CSS
80.2OO 4444 43 44
100 7IS 7SS 71
700 (S S 4
IM4
1,400 I01S S4S
1
S00 17IS 171S I"
20 IIS II Vi
MS
, 3.510 57 M i4
200 II M I7S
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10 , KIS 61 S 2S
, 2.400 14IS 141 Ut.
151
100 111 111 111
. I, MO 22 S 21 II
Ju
1S
too 17444 174 n:s I
. 1.600 US I2S "-I
. 1.100 .14S 14 14
100 U II CD
. 4. M0 1S 71 14,
IS
. 1.400 1JS 1I7S 1U
. 1.100 51 60 S014
. I.SOO 184 MS "S
SO
no is ts MS
. 11. 104 S laS V1S
7'4
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91
. l.too ', s 14-4
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lot e7S I7S 7S
1 100 ii 132S 1I3S
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40 JS 27S 27S
. I .4O0 103 s I "J 10! S
. I.too S )S
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100
l.O 7 7S 71 S
M0 44S 44S 43S
70 !1S US US
. 1.100 tS 54S US
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100 11SS ;ir,
. i.too r.'t ns 41 s
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4'-0 IIS us us
too 0S l"S US
toe ttK 4s 4s
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M 1 10s itas
.. lO.lon 4lS MS 4S
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.. 1.10 41 ins Ms
IN 14 lot 107
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1"S Japan (a. Id series.. IS
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..Iois'l. A N. unl. 4a 101
..lO'S.Man e g 4a 101S
.,12 Mei. Central 4s 71 S
..l?ISl do 1st lnc 21
.-7siM1nn. St. L 4s...-. to
..1US.M., R. A T 4s 101S
..10IS , do la S
.. 4S N R R of M r. 4a. M
.. S,N. T. t. ISa "S
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V. 8. Steel id t.
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do deb. B.
Western M4. 4s...
W. A L. K. 4a...
Wis, Central 4s...
r. 6e 1US
fg 4a. I5S
. 4a... 7s
... t7S
... 93S
... 9S
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...122S
... 90S
...104S
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...114
... 79
... S5S
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... 91S
MS
.lo-.s
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.179
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114
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. 16
. 96
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.144
.134
.137
. 37
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24
Atlantic .Li.
Bingham
Cel. A Heel...
Centennial .... .
Copper Range ..
Paly west .....
Franklin
Oranhy
Isle Royal
Maaa. Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Mont. C. AC.
Old Dominion ..
Orceol
Parrot
Qulnry
'Shannon
Tamarack
19S Trinity
.. IS t'nited Copper
. .VS I- S. Mining..
..in r. s. oii.....
j. 79 t'tah
. . 20 ; Victoria .......
.. 40s Winona
..lCii Wolvsrln .....
.. 77 North Butts ...
,. 89
..10f'4
.. 1IS
,. 13S
.. i4S
. .T
.. MS
.. 7SS
.. la
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.. Il
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MAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Bftf Ctttlt of All Kinds Safer He
Deolinea.
HOGS GENERALLY FIVE CENTS LOWER
lata! Rea of Both heea aad Iamb,
lh Dewiaaa Qalte Active gii
Valae Fellr tea4y oa
Desirable Kla.
SOUTH OMAHA. Mar O. 1
P.ecctpts were: rattle, hnrs. Sheen
Official Mondajr 3.746
t-'niciai Tuesday 8,67!
)fflclal Wednesday 4.800
Three davs thl week lEi'i
Bam days last week. .. .13.0M
Pame two weeks ago.... 15. 780
Bam three weeks ago . 1178
rame tour week ago 10.6.11
Pame day last year 11,880
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following tabl show th reeelDta of
cattle, hog and sheen at South Omaha
or the year to date, com oared with last
ear: igng. 1803. ine
ttle 84 161 824 670 68.71
lion l.flh.1 747 9J0 477
Sheep 706.287 647.663
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The followiru? will show th nrioe oald
for the different kind of cattle on the
South Omaha market:
Oood to choice corn-fed steer...
Fair to eho ce corn-fed steer
Common to fair corn-fed teer..
Oood to choice cowa and helfera.
ralr to sood enwa and heifer...
Common to fair rows and heifers
Oood to choice stockcr V feeders. 4.f"tf4.36
Fair to stood stocker and feeders. I 404r4 00
Common to fair stockers 8.0OSS.4O
Bulls, stags, etc tfA&t.lo
veal calves , 8.00(a.0f)
RANGE OF PRICES.
Osttle. Hoas.
Omaha $1 7tyB6.40 8.17Wia
Chicago 1 7B(ti 00
Kansas City J oX.-.t
St. Lotil 8.orKff.00
Sioux City 3.OO426.20
The following table ahowa
price 01 nog at Mouth Oman
Hew York Mlalnat Stock fr,
NEW YORK. May 23.-Clos!ng4nuti?lo
on mining stocks were: TJL
Adams Con...
A lie
Breecs
'Brunswick Con .
Comatock Tuonel
Con. Csl. A Vs..
Horn Silver
ron Silver
Leadvllls Con
unsieo.
20
..100
.. aO
.. 41
.. li
.. o
. ,20V
. ,iM
.. t
Little Chief
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Fotoel
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
3
..'.10
..176
.. I
.. 16
.. 70
.. 14
.. li
..100
Bartlt Clearing:.
OMAHA. May 13-tRank clearings for to
day were 31.800.000 83, and for tne corre
sponding date last year 3l.3i8.ai.33.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET..
Condition of Trade and (.notation oa
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EGOS RrceljTt. liberal; fresh stock, caa
count, isc.
LIVE POULTRT-Hen. lOHc:- roosters,
4X3 7c; turkeys, l&c; ducks, 11c; spring ohlck
en. 34.OO&5.0O Der do.
4 CTTr.lt racklng CLOCK, isw. choice to
fancy dairy. 10c: creamery, aiaiac.
HAY Price auoted by Omaha reed com
pany: No. 1 uplana. 310.60; medium, 3tt.s0
coarse, 3U.00. Kye-stxaw, 3oo.
BRAN Per ton. 317 50.
NEW VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES Florida, per crate of 30 lbs.
net, 33.00.
wax. HEANa per dox 01 aoout 10s.
ts 00.
BTRINQ beans Per box of about is
lbs., net. 81.00
TURNIPS . BEETS AND CARROTS
Louisiana, per dot., bunches. 45c
head Lfci iLttl-Mome grown, per aos
beads. 45t(6vc.
leaf LKi T utci riot nouse. per aoi,
heads, 35c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per aos., 70.
ONIONS Colorado, yellow and red, lo
per lb.; Texas, In crates, white, 31. is; yei
ei.u.
82n8 4.118
18.183 8.848
16.W 3.(40
4S.7M 11.7W
19.604 3.86i
JS.408 2A.170
19.814 18.9W
84.461 18.697
S9.088 23.808
. ,ist
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...10
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3
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8 so
I I
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st
I st
CALVES.
.1240
17
1
14T0
. un
.
.1240
.IK
.101"
. 4T0
14W
.1741
8 sr
I 90
4 sn
4 on
4 on
4 en
4 sn
4 "0
4 o
4 0
4 on
4 00
FEEDERS.
18 4 0
Ill I II
M4 4 H
Ml 4 W
UO lit
133.370
87.743
.84 SfvM.SO
34.664.80
. 4.00n4.(6
. 4 Kff4.
8 0Vff4.00
..00-83.00
several days, with comparison:
6.80 y.4
6 40 ae.ao
6.76 1,6.40
th averag
for the last
1 110 3 Tl I 10 I Tt
I 1J0 4 SO 1 1M I 71
1 110 ( 4 3 142 I 71
I ion 1 ns 1 lo 1 rt
I in ( ss 1 I4t I Tl
1 lit 8 SO I ... ltt I Tt
I 0 I to 1 10 t Tt
I Ill 8 44 3 lit ( Tt
3 114 ( M I 114 m
1 10 I 10 1 10 ( as
1 100 I Tl
STOCKERS AND
1 411 I St I .
1 UO I 00 44 ..
t 10 I 10 I .
I It I Tt 44
1 14 I K I..
HOGS Trains kept rolling In yesterday
until th official count of the receipt
mowed 18.193 hogs at the yarns,
was the largest run of any day alnre
July 31, 1884, when J0.6R4 hog were re
ceived, being the largest run in the his
tory of the yards. It will be remembered,
however, tht that run wa occasioned by
the great drouth of that year, so that
yeaterday s receipt were perhapa the
largest legitimate run In the history of
the yard.
The heavy receipt of yeterday were
followed by another large run today, mak
ing the receipt for the three day thl
week the largest of the year. The market
naturally opened a little hit slow, but t
soon became apparent that In spite of
heavy recelpta packer wanted the hog
and It was not long before buyers and
sellers got together on a basi of a 8c
decline. The insrket then became active
and the great bulk of all the hog In
Ight changed hand In very good season
In the forenoon. The majority of tho
loada sold at In 17 HI? (.20, aa agalnat
lllimilt yesterday.
Representative sales:
tllan steers, tS.ntfil.78; cows and calves, ti fJ
( 00
HtMlS Receipts. ,o.V head; Stea.1)-; pi-
and lights. 3 7MI0; packer. K'Oti V;
butcher snd heat heavv, 85 ?fi 4)0
8HKEP AM) IMItSRocelpta. l.rV
heed, ntsrket ateadv: native muttons. 33 ntwj
': lamh. lAH.o, .nils and burks, 34.26
4J8 78; atockera. 3Ofj4 0
St. .loaepn l ive Hlork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. M iy 2i -CATTLE
Recelpta. J,.tt;4 head. Market steady to 1(Vs
lower; native. 4.U"fiR 9iV. cows and helfera.
81 ti'ff I SO ; stocker and feeders. 33 OrtM 80
H lOS Receipts. 8.340 head Market 20
lower; light, 8'.ftfffW0; medium nd, heavy,
8b 164 .:v,.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1.637
head. Market weak; shorn lambs, 360.
Ion City live "lock Market.
SirifX CITY. Mav ?S (SnecUl Tele
gram.) CATTLE - Receipt. l.lfO hed:
market weak, stacker slow; beeves. 84 0of
6 30: cow, bull and ml ted. . 33 0rtr4.St:
storkers and feeder. 33 SOU 4 26; calves and
yearllngr. 13 00-84.10.
HOGS Receipts, fi.000 head: market
Strang, selling at 8t.106 26; bulk of sales,
3.lfi!iU7.
Receipts
dp I weatern
lock la Sight.
of live stock at the six
markets yesterday t
prin-
South Omaha
Kloux City ...
Kanaaa t ity .
8t. Joseph,
t. louis
Chicago
Totals
Cattle.
.... 4.4)
.... 1.100
.... ."
.... I.C4
.... 4.0iJ
....M.ono
Hog. Sheep.
16 0
S.ono
It. W0
8.340
80.000
3.(40
6.000
1.637
l.W
16,00
...64.634 91.840 S3.177
Date. j 1806. I1S06. 11804. 180S. 11803.1801. 11800.
May 4.... 21 6 26 4 6 3 76 64
May 6.... 16 6 80 4 63 6 72 701
May 6.... .28468ttM68
May 7. .. I 16 (6 III IH (70
May 8....1 204t 6 17 6 64700664
May 8....I 20Vfe 6 161 4 88 6 12 7 87 6 M
May 10. ..f 24HI 6 1J 4 t I J 08 6 61
May 11...I4 2SS 6 27l 64llt4 I 665
May It... 30 6 2( 4 62 6 47 6 3
May 13... 620 468 642 7U8 668
May 14... 6 31 4 87 8 37 T 13 i 71
May IS... 6 294, 6 16 I 84 7 11 3 66
May 18... (29 I iO 4 tl 1 16 7 07 t 69
May 17... 8 S34 128 4 68 T12I73
May 18. . . 6 874 6 26 4 62 I tl 6 74
May 19... 6 3f, 5 20 4 47 ( 32 7 11
May 20... 6 24 4 4 6 27 f 11 6 73
May 21... 264 4 41 6 2 1 07 6 W
May 22... 6 28 6 28 8 181 7 02 6 64
May 23 6 28 4 37 6 19 7 08l 6 67
34
6 21
s
123
I 11
I 13
6 16
I 16
6 16
I 17
I 31
6 "8
6 80
I 11
6 11
6 03
6 08
01
Sunday.
- - v...-,.., iiu II I u, 1
brought in today
S'f
car of atock
by each road waa:
Cttie.Iiog.8h'p.H'r'.
C, M. 4V St. P 4
Wabash 4
Missouri Pacific 10
Union Pacific 60
C. A N. W., east 3
C. A N. W., west.... 72
C. Bt. P.. M. Sc O.... 36
C B. A Q., east.... 4
C. B. 4 (4., west.... 23
C, R. I. & P., eaat.... 6
C, R. I. 6k P., west.. 3
Illinois Central 8
Chicago Ot. Wetrn ..
Total recelpta ....226
Th disposition of the day'a receipts waa
a follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
1
1
6
63 t
8 1
78 I
18
10 1
ss a 1
9 .. 2
I
t
4 .. 1
226 U "7
Omaha Packing Co 723
Swift and Company 1.662
Cudahy Packing Co 1.452
Armour A Co.
Vanaant 4k Co
Lobman & Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Son
J. . B. Root aV Co...
at S
Other buyers
Totals
1.342
16
143
14
64
118
44
810
1.633
6.122
0.820
6,8u3
418
746
1,078
268
Ms. Av. Sh. rr No. Av 8h Ft
4 N ... (00 14 25 ISO 4 20
94 101 12 I It tl 10 . . I 14
T IM ... ( 17H 29. 40 4 20
TO lit too ( 17t 4 IM ... I 10
II Ill 140 ( 17 1 44 Il (0 ( 10
a 174 40 ( 17V, S4 Ill 40 ( 90
90 114 90 ( 17St TT 114 to I 20
71 Ill 90 I 17V, 14 Id 14 ( 90
41 Ill 0 ( 17 71 141 ... I I
TO 11 19 IU4 44 171 ... 14
II 117 ... I 17V 74 144 ... ( 10
99 1ST ,.. (17 V, 64 fc4 120 4 10
71 117 110 I 17V 10 27 ... (10
71 Ill ... ( UV, 01 24 n (10
I 132 ... I IT II CM SO ( 10
94 114 90 ( 17V, 71 IM 40 ( 10
14 240 10 ( 17V, 74 t?7 10 I 10
71 tOI 0 4 17V, (7 .129 10 ( to
Tl 221 4 ( 17V, aa 167 10 (
91 100 ... 117V, 61 K4 10 ( 10
79 119 ... (17 tt 144 40 ( 20
(4 140 ... I 17V, 14 Ill ... I to
Tl 144 (0 4 17V, II Ill ... I 0
71 144 90 ( 17 II 10 10 I 90
14 ...114 ... ( IT ( 131 SO 4 90
IT.......I1T ... ( 17 70 157 (90
tt 7 ... ( 17 (1 147 40 ( M
14 141 140 ( 17 66 240 40 4 10
71 Ill ... I IT II 121 ... I 10
T4. IN ... I IT tl Ill ... 110
Tl 21 110 ( 17 (1 187 40 I 10
7 ll ... (17 '40 100 ... 4 90
t 121 (0 (17 61 14 ... 110
Tl 161 190 I 17 It 141 ... I 10
1 Ill 10 ( IT TO Ill ... 10
71 Ill ISO ( 17 Tl 141 ... I 10
Tl 904 ... I IT TO tT 90 ( 20
70 Ill ... (17 7! 144 110 I 10
9t Ill 44 I 17 46 114 40 4 10
4 Ill ... I 17 70 24 ... 4 10
71 157 90 I 17 47 Ill 0 4 20
71 114 M ( 17 CI 117 10 ( TO
71 120 ... ( 17 4 Ml ... 4 IS
41 114 ... 4 17 47 21 ... 4 10
71 IN ... I 17 l 11 90 4 90
II 147 90 ( 17 II 26. t I 90
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4t 947 ... ( 17 70 in 40 ( 90
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4t 117 ... I 17 71 106 10 I 10
TO Ill ... I IT TT 117 0 4 10
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Tl 117 90 I 17 74 IK (0 ( 20
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Trsasary lalesneat.
WASHINGTON. May 23 -Today's state
ment of the treasury balance in th gen
eral fund, exclusive of the l'O0.() gold
reaerve, ahuw: Available ceU balance,
MUSHROOMS Hothouse, per lb., oGgvXte,
RADISHKB rer tios. punches, aso.
CABBAGE California, 24i3c per lb.
CELERY Florida, 31 00 per dos.
OLD VkGd'AuLES.
POTATOES Home grown, per bu., 503
6Cc; South Dakota, per bu., toe; Colorado,
per bu., 80c.
JSAV I tttaivB r-er ou., si.oo; no. a, i. la.
LIMA BEANS-fer ID. 00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
DATES Per box of 30-lb. pkgs., 32.00
Hallowe'en, In 70-1 b. boxes, per box, Sc; Say
ers, per lb., 4c; walnut stuffed, 1-lb. pkgs
in ner an. : s-id. pom. si.w.
KANUto cailiornia, extra lancy lieu
land, large lies, 33.6093.i5; Mediterranean
weet. all le, e3.ixxg4.w;r;ancy naveis
ir no.
LEMONS Limonier. extra tancy, zw
el..' ti 1.0: 300 to 300 else. 85.95.
FIGS California, per 10-ID. carton,, tmj
66c: Imported Smyrna, three-crown, lie
lv.irnn 13c.
BANANAS Fer medium slged bunch, 11.76
fS9 9.'- lumbos. I2.601l3.00.
GRAPE FRUIT California, per box, 34 50.
PINEAPPLE! Sixes 24, SO and oa, so.uo
slse 42, 33.60.
FRUITS.
APPLES Utah, Ben Davis, 32 per bu,
tmx: Winesaot. 32.60 per bu. box: other var
letles, 32.Wns2.60 per bu. New York apples
and Russets. So.bo per oui.
CHERRIES California, 32.00 per 8-lb. bos
titter ui. i.
Ribs: No. 1. lie; No. 3. 10c: No. 3,
I.oln: No. 1. 14c; No, 2, 12c; No. 8. lie.
Chuck: No. 1. 64c: No. 2, 6'c; No. 3. 6c,
Round: No. 1. 8c: No. t, 7ic; No. 8, 70.
Plate: No. 1. 3c: No. z, sc; No. S. 2yc.
MISCELLANEOl'S.
CIDER Per Keg. 83.75; per bbl., 36.75,
HfiKKY New. wr 34 lbs.. 33.50.
CH EEBE-Swiss, new, 16c: Wlsronsl
brick. 12c; Wisconsin llmberger, 11c; twins.
13Vic; Young Amerllcans, 16c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1. soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 15140; . hard shells, per lb..
13c. Pecars. large, per lb., 14c; small,
per lb., 12c. Peanuts, p-r lb., W; roasted,
per lb., 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb.. 2fflVc.
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; hard
shell, per lb., 15c. Cocoanuts, 34 per sack
of 100.
FRESH FISH-Trout, lie: halibut, 11c;
plckeral, dressed, 7c; wh!:e bas. He; sun
fish, 6c; perch, skinned and dressed, 8c;
pike, txdloc; redsnapper. He; salmon, 13c;
crappies, 6c: eels, le; black bass, Kr;
whiteflsh, l("4J12c; frcg legs, per dos.. .Vc;
lobsters, green. 15c;, boiled lobsters, l?c;
bluensh, loc; nerring, dc; spanian macx
erel, 16c; haddock, 10c: shrimp, 31 per gal.;
smelts. 12c; cod, 12c; bullheads, 12c; cattish,
15c; roe shad. 76c: Sounder, lie
HIDES. PELTS AND TALLOW-No. I
green hides. 9c; No. 2, 8c; No. 1 salted, lie;
No. t 10c; bull hide. 74iir: dry hides.
12 20c; horn hides, large. 33; small, 32;
sheep pelt, each. 5ucfjr.l 95 Tallow No. 1,
4c; No. 2. 3?c; rough, lHc
BUOA R Granulated cnn. In bbls.. 84 96;
granulated cane. In sack. 34 81; granulated
beet, Ir. sacks. 64.8L
SYRUP In barrels, 24c per gal.; In esses.
8 10-In. can, II. bo; cas. 11 S-lb. cans. 82. 80;
cses. 24 lt-lb. cans, II. 90.
COFFEE Roasted: No. 35. 2f-Hc per lb.;
No. 80, He per lb.; No. 25. lbHc per lb.:
No. 20. 15H per lb.; No. 21. lc per lb.
CURED FISH Family whiteflsh. per H
bbl., 100 lb., I4.5u; Norway mackerel, per
hbl.. 3o0 lb., bloater. 340 00; No. 1. 300;
Ne. t 3-HOO; No. 3. 3.000; Irish. No. !. 3K.0O;
herring. In bbl., 2(0 lb, each. Norway. 4k.
113 00; Norway, Sk, 313.00: Holland, mixed.
311.60; Holland herring. In keg, mllksis,
We; keg, mixed, 70.
CANNED GXlD8 Corn, itandard wt
ern, 5f,j"-. Maine, 11.16. TomnnM. 8-lb.
cans. 81 2661.60; ;-lb . 87V-081 Ou. Plneapploa.
grated. 2-lb., 8? 0u u2.3i-; diced. II
Gallon apple, fancy. 83. 9": California pri
cots, 81 4 a 2 00: pears, 31.7C'a2 60; peaches,
fancy, l.:t'u2 40; II. C. peaches. 35 ftu'g2 60.
Alaska aaimon, red, 31.25: fancy Chinook.
F.. 12 10: fancy sockeye. F-. II '; aardlnea,
t oil. 32.60; mustard. 325n&8 10. Sweet
potatoes, 31 W"l io. sauer kraut. II "0;
pumpkin. -Vtl.00: wax leans. 2-lb.. bj
Wv; lima beu.-. 2-lb., TrtJJllo: Spinach,
3186; cheap p,ns, 2-lb. sue; extra. 764,9jo,
fancy, 81.3&91.76.
6.768 18.446 2,507
CATTLE Yesterday' very large run of
came was lolioweu by heavy receipt
again today, making (he run for the first
three days of the week exceptionally
large. Thla. together with the fact that
other markets have been declining, cauaed
a atlll further reduction In value. Aa
waa the case yesterday the trade, a a
whole, wa alow and It waa late In the
day before a clearance waa effected.
Beef ateera. which constituted the bulk
of the receipt, were generally 10c low-sr
today and all 01 losazoc lower man tne
close of last week. The trade was slow
at the decline, aeller being backward
about making further rcductlona and
fighting against every encroachment of
the buying Interests. The result wa
that It was 10 o'clock or after before the
trsdlng was really under way, and past
midday before a clearance was effected.
8c me Idea of the amount of decline may
be had from an examination of the repre
sentative sales below, from wrlch It will
be noted that the greatest part of the
rattle are seljlng below 35.00, whereas
no longer ago than last Friday over ono
half sold at 36.00 and above.
Cows and heifers were also alow and
considerably lower. During the first two
days this week the row market did not
fffer as much a steer, but there seemed
to be a feeling among buyers this mora
Ing that they had been paying too much
for their cow stuff, and the wa- thoy
were bidding they seemed to be anxious
to catch up with the downward move
ment on teer.
There were few stocker among the re
ceint tedav. but not very many feeder.
So few cattle of thl description have
been coming this week that they nave
not felt the severe break tn fat crttl. a
might have been expected had the receipts
been larger. In fact, nice little stocker
are selling Just about a well a they did
laat week, but aa a matter of course n
great number would be wanted at sucn
price.
Repreentatlve ale:
BEEF BTEERS.
No.
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TOLEDO. May 23 -SEEDS Clover. cah.
36.70; October, 36 45; timothy. 3160; No.
rye, 64,
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... 14
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...lilt
... 731
...lost
... 710
...933
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SHEEP As has been the case all' the
week the market at this point was poorly
supplied with both sheep and lamb. At
th same time there was the usual active
demand, so that the trade wa In a good
healthy condition, everything In sight be
ing disposed of at an early hour In the
mornlnar.
in spite or tne iact mat lamos at vni-
cago yesterday were generally 16ozc
lower, closing fully 25c lower, with sheep
lotjioc lower, the market nere was in a
very satisfactory condition. inateaa 01
following after Chicago prices it remained
fully steady, with the trade active. Good
Iowa red western lambs sola aa nign as
6.7, with the less desirable kinds from
that price down. Two double decks of
the M. M. Coad ewes from Fremont
brought 36.(6, while Berry's ewes, the
clean-up of the winter's feeding, aold at
36.60, which 1 a nign a iney nave ania
at any tlm thl season. These and all
ether prices paid were very satisfactory
to owners ana only eervea to prove tne
assertion made above to the effect that
the market waa In very satisfactory condition.
The sheep market In general Is be
ginning to show the effects of the "spring
madness." a disease which attacks sheep
men about this season every year. It
manifests Itself In an overpowering de
sire to ahlp everything In the country to
Chicago, at the aame time atarvlng the
river markets. The outcome or tne
disease I alwgy the aame the Chicago
market break: baaiy unaer exceaaive re
celpta and forcea the river market down
ward, thu cauaing a heavy loss to heep
feeder. Yesterday the five leading mar
kets reported 81. 60S sheep and lambs re-
ceivea. ur mis numoer unicago nna
32.000 sheen snd lambs, or over one-half
of the total number.
With such overwhelming receipts Chicago
lambs closed 250 lower, with sheep 1016c
lower. If the receipts could be more equally
distributed among all the markets trouble
of that kind could be avoided, hut that
seems to be a difficult thing to secure In
th spring time, when "spring msdness"
once take hold of aheep shlppera.
Quotation on clipped atock: Good to
choice weatern lamb. 86.6tVU6.85; fair to
food lambs, 3ri.00 (0; call lamb. 34 6071
26; good to choice yearling, 86.76u6.26;
fair to good yearling, u.60'ii6.75; good to
choic wethers, 83. 76426.00: fair to good
wethers, 15 tO6.76; good to choice ewes,
86.6016.76; fair to good ewea, 34.7fjt)5.50;
PUCKS, 4.ni'04..0.
No.
15 cull ewes ,
48 western ewes, culls ,
120 western ewes, culls
252 western ewes, culls
117 western ewes, culls ,
26 western lambs
207 weatern lamb
120 weatern lmh
181 weatern lamb
23 Colorado rull and ewes.
183 Colorado lambs, culls....
183 Colorado lambs, culls....
8 Colorado ewes
ti Colorado Ismba
418 weatern ewea
Wool Market.
BOSTON. May IS -WOOL The Boston
wool market Is without, special foatut.
trade being quiet, with price firmly held.
Dealers are approaching the new clip, with
I scant stocks on hand. Old territory stock
is practically exnatisten. rine aioinmg is
held at about 70c, fine medium at 64t6o
and half blood at fia70c. Pulled wool are
dull. Australian crossbred and merinos
or moving moderately and are In a strong
position. Leading quotations follow: Ohio
and Pennsylvania XX and above. 84$'34c;
X, 8iu:ec; No. 1. 87tinf ; No. 2, 37j3&c; Hue
unwsshed. 24fi'26c: qusrter blood unwaahed,
31M32c; three-eighth blood. 3o3c; halt
blood, iu&SSc; unwashed delaine. iK4j'c;
tine washed delaine, SW'S37e. Michigan fine
unwashed, 24fr26e; quarter blood unwashed,
SOti31c; three-eighths blood, 81$p32o; half
blood, 316320; unwashed, delaine. 3760.
Kentucky. Indiana, etc, three-eighth and
Suarter blood, 824raSc Territory and Idaho
ne, 22til3c; heavy fine. 19aAci fine me
dium. 2MJ3c; medium, 25270; low medium.
11V827C. Wyoming fine, 2) if 22c; heavy fine,
19"ufe; fine medium, 22tfie; medium, 4J
2Jc; low medium, i27c. Utah and Nevada
fine. 2S23c; heavy fine. 19620c;. fine medium,
224J28c; medium. 2tHT27c; low medium, tut
2c. Dakota fine. S5fj28c: fin medium, ui
23c: medium. 27J18c; low medium. 24i47o.
Montana fine, choice, 24035c; fine average,
iU4c; fine medium, choice. 244j26c; aver
age. 23624c; ataple, 27&23c; medium Choloe,
2ij2Bc.
LONDON, May 23. WOOL The third se
ries of wool aurtlon was closed today.
There wa a large attendance and compe
tition wa fair. Fine grades were firm, but
medium crossbreds and heavy greasles sold
below the beet prices. A strong tone and
active competition ruled throughout the
series. Merinos advanced from unchanged
irloe to 6 per cent nigner; superior cross
neds were unchenged and fine crossbred
showed a partial b per cent gain, coarse
wa In great demand for the home trade
and advanced 6 per cent. Medium cross
bred a were unchangea. fine scoureuo
sllpes advanced 6 per cent and coarse 6 to
7H per cent higher. Natal wool waa un-
close3 firm. During the series 91.000 ta .i
were taken by home buyers. 57.000 ba es
were sold to the oontlnent and 8,000 hales
to America. Nine thousand bales were held
over. At today's aalea 8.200 balee were of.
fered. Following are the sale in ttotall:
New South Wale, 100 bale; coured. 1
file lOd. Q-ueeneland. 600 balea; greasy. 8 VI
ih Id. Victoria, 600 blei scoured. Iff
8V4d; greasy. 9di21s 4d. West Australia, 46
hale-; ' greaiy. W Hd. Nw Zsalsnl,
1800 balea; cour3. 161 ; rt?'
la 4. cipe of Oood Hope and Natal. 6a
bale? scoured. Sdftla 10d; reasy. TthOd.
Punti Arenas, 2.0U0 bale.; 8rrea4ry 6dl9
iVlHd. River Plata. 800 bale; greaay. Hd
STWLOm8, May 2S.WOOL-teady; .me
dium irad... eomW nd clothing, fcosoc;
light fine. kV437c; heavy fine, 184(100. tuo
washed. 3c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. May 2J. METAL8 Thera
wss a further advance in the London tin
market today with .pot .closing at
188 10 nd futures at AU87. ...l'y
the market wa steady, with spot
auoted at 341 8662 00. Copper was 6a Higher
in the London market, with apot quoted
at 86 6a and future at ,M16. Locally
rormer wa unchanged, with lake quoted at
81T7t6n9.00; electrolytic. 818 .87Hfi8.75; cast
ing. 318.256-18.87. Lead way nhn7lt".
35.766 In the local market and at 1 Urn
In Lonaon. opener - . ...
In both markets, with London closing At
27 2 64 and locally at 86.00. Iron waa
unchanged In the European market with
tandrd foundry clolng M Mara and
Cleveland warrants at 60s lod. Locally
prices were unchanged; No. 1 foundry
northern. 1.761.00; No. 1 northern and
No. 1 foundry aoutnern, m""!
foundry southern. 317.76flH8.00.
London Cloelagr Stack.
LONDON. May 23. Cloalng quotations on
th Stock exchange were:
Consols, moner asui
Av Pr.
87 3 60
88 4 5
93 I 60
91 6 60
93 6 60
61 6 00
64 flft
66 A 00
(6 8 75
60 4 00
66 t 15
57 5 15
77 5 60
61 t SO
U I 83
CHICAGO LIVE "STOCK MA8IKKT
Cattle Ten to Fifteen Ceata Lawer
Hsgi Weak lo Lower.
CHICAGO. May 23. CATTLE Receipts,
22,000 head. Market 10filc lower; common
to prime steers, 310040 30; cows, 31 4.l0;
neiiers, ti .t-Tjo jo; onus. 3.-g4 a; calves,
37t4i6.76: atockera and feeders. 8J.75dS00.
HOGS Receipts, 80. mo head. Market weak
to 6c lower; choice to prime heavy. 1 35
66.40: medium to grcd heavy. 4.jlAj.36:
butcher weights, f 10, good to choice
heavy mixed, 0 3-Hi,u.3o; packing, 60. (Oi
(36.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 16,000
head. Market 10c lower; sheep, 83 603vi.&;
yearlings, 3tl.tC36.DO; snorn lambs, 65.la''-"&.
o account
AnaeoaOs ..
Atoklaon ...'
do sfa ...
Baltimore A
It 11-14
.... ll4
91
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Canadian rsoISs . ...14'
Chee. A Ohio so a
Chlosio Ot. W to
Cj. at a Bt. r irs
DeBsers ITtt
D. A R. 0 44
(o pit
Srls ,
So 1st sf( tit.
40 14 pfd 71V,
Illlnola Central l'
Loulavllls A Nssk...l4IVi
SILVER Bar, firmer, 31 Sd per ounce,
MONEY 8 per eent.
The rate of discount 4ri the opin market
for short bills I 3 9-16634 per cent; for
three months' bills. 3H6 -K Pr trent.
Isisr and Molaeeea.
NEW TORK, May 23 ST'OAR Raw,
ateady; fair refining, 3 29-324M l-16c;
centrifugal. 96 test, 3 U-tOtt 1-lSc; mo
lasses sugar, t 31-8262 ll-16c:, refined,
steady; No. 6. 4c: No. 7, 3.96c; No. 6. 38oc;
No. 9, 3.85c; No. 10, 3Oc; No. 11, 8.76c; No.
12 8.70c; No. 13, S.65c: No. 14, 8.66c; confec
tioners A. 4.36c; mould. A. 4 85c; cut loaf,
6.20c; crushed, 880c; powered, 4.6O0; granu
lated, 4.60c; cubes, 4.76c.
MOLASSES Firm; . New Ot leans open
kettle, good to choice. 8)i3e.
NEW ORLEANS. May 23.-8fOAR-Qulet
but ateady; open kettle centrifugal. 3u3
7-16c; centrifugal w hltea, 364c; yellow,
S3i4c; second. 2fa8Ho.
MOLASSK8 Nominal; open kettle, 17
80c: centrifugal. 76'Ac.
SYRUP Nominal; 35600. . .
foflee Mnrkel.
NEW YORK, May 23 COFFEE Market
ruled ateady at unchanged price to a de
cline of 10 point In response to disappoint
ing cables and a recount In the Rio atock
showing an Increase of 103,010 bsgs In th
tork at that point and prediction for in
creasing receipts. Sales were reported of
24,76-1 bags. Including June at 6.26c; July,
6 2V&6.1: Auguat. 6 40c; - Beptember. 8 40)
C.6oc; December. C.706S.75c; January. 6.80c;
March, 6 95c; April, 7.05c. Spot Rio, stead;
No. 7 Invoice, 7Te. . 1-
Hntel Thief la Klnea.:
W. H. Donnelly pleaded guilty In police
court to stealing the suit case of R. .1.
Hogg of Lincoln from the Thurston hot il
snl waa fined '50 and costs. The poll"
believe he Is the man who has done other
Oreds of a like character recently. A
charge of grand Urceny for stealing an
overcoat I ld to wait for Donnelly at
some town out In the state.
tsVt
N. T. Ceotrsf 14V4
Norfolk A
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Pennsrleant ...
Ran all.
RasStns ........
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Southern Rallwar
do pfd
Southern faclSa .
llaloa PsstSs.
TJ 6 Steel
do pfd
Wabash
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Spanish 4s
, St
. P4
. 414
. (74
. 4w
. 44
. 44
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Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. May 23. CATTLE Re
ceipt, i.OuO head. Including iOvi outbernt.
Market steady to l'Jc lower; choic export
and dressed beef tteer. 86 .066-60; tir to
food. 84 ki66.: western led ste., j 76
; (tocker and feeder. 83 Cu4.to; juih
rn steers, 43.6j4.K (cuthern cow. 32 H
4(; nstlve cows, 12 5vy 4.i0; native neifera,
38 4066 26; bull. 63 tOTj4.t; ca.v e. J3.0v..a.
HOGS heceiuik. 18.0o head. Market
steady to a shade Higher; top. So 3.: buU if
sa.es. 8o l6ai2i; heavy, vi 1. '6U M1; ixick
ers. 361o6.i6: pig and lights, H buiit.ii
SHELP AND LA MBii Receipts, b.uoO
head. Msrkct for lieep, (teady; for lambs,
dull; native lamb, lu.Gfttf ;.',6: sheep and
?'earlinss. 36CihC4; western clipped year
Ings. 8u.26t( it; western cllpkd sliet p, 66.4
tlU.Uu; stocker and feeder, s3.5oiaC.G0.
St. Lonis l lT (loek Market.
BT. LOUIB. Msy IS TATTLE Receipt..
A Or head. Inrludins; .6j0 Tenia; market
ateady; native shipping and export steers.
84 6Mt( 00: dressed reef and butcner steers.
3 6o4oltj steers under l.fto lbs., $J6?4 65;
toeker and feeder. 31 4034 tn. cow and
heifer, 81 C56 00.- ranner. 81 60S1 44. bull.
t2n64.&o, calves, 84-'3 60, Ta snd lo-
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We otfsr Munlclpi! Banli YlelJlnt;
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LIST ON APPLICATION.
A. B. LEACH & CO.
FORMERLY
F ARSON, LEACH & CO
NEW VORK
DO&TOX.
CUCAGO
PHUADELPHU