Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE OMATTA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. MAY 23. 1007.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
xSBanxaaaa S
DtnJtnru Report Coma ficm Indun and
lasM ii Lotinc Graunl
MtAT STEAM, WIIH HEAVY BUSINESS
Itmi and HoMi Well Mol-
tar aad Wirntr Art
Badly Seeded la
Belt.
OMAIIA. MT R ?"'
I Opening prices were st-auy at a deciino.
'Disastrous reports came iruin Indiana and i
Ktniu la losing greiiinl. there being no
Tain mere yet and ini winds are beginning
to Wow. Tlia Nortliwesiarn Miller ai.
report says while w.-at:ier la cool the
nortnweat wheat out, iron la tavoraole. !
Cash business wu small, the wheal being I
tuo unsettled fur buyers to follow the mar-ket-
Cable were strong ani higher.
Wheat opened steady with generally
heavy buying, but realizing it alao heavy
and of aulllcient volume to hold the market
sternly.
Lwcember option selling especially heavy.
July option opened at iM V: bid and closed
at s5u bid.
Corn opened tea-dy and held well. The
eitrme cool weather has put crops a
Ion war back. Molntura and warmer
wetber are needed badly tliruugriout the
corn belt. On the grounds of tne seven
year cycle theory there should be a short
crop this year, tha laet short crop being
In ltui. July corn opened at 50n bid ami
cloml at aiHo bid.
Oats opened somewhat weaker, but railed
later, owing to tome heavy buying of "he
September option. DamaprinrT weather re-
fort continue and are working eaat o:
ha Mississippi river. July uoened at IDSe
bid and cloned at 4J-e.
Primary wheat receipts were 391. f bu.
and shipments of iV7.iJ bu., agilnst re
ceipts last year of 227,Mi bu. and shipments
of 2K2.uu bu. Corn receipts were 4.iU,'.i
bu. and shipments 442.0n bu.. aa.tlnst re
ceipts last year of Sun,u"U bu. and shipments
of ew4.jU bu.
Clearance were 142.000 bu. of corn and
4.0UU bu. of oats and wheat and flour equal
to 12a. 0 buw.
Iaverpnol closed llSd higher on wheat
end KuK'l high on corn.
Baaboard reported no saie for export,
iocal rang of options:
I '!. tnrind-d. l.'Wc: tirt. H'v : prima
lirtn, ljit. Olo-eee. steady. lTi-zMc.
Following wre the receipts and ship
ments of jiour and grnln:
Heeips. rnipmeru.
Flour. bbls
Wh.-at. bu .
torn, bu ...
f 'at s, bu . .
Rve. bu
Barley, bu .
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.2"V.-
.l.i'l
oS.trnO
17 oO
47 2. ')
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1KW YORK GEHRAL MRKET
am Varloa
NEWYORR STOCKS AND BONDS
Tail of I r oei Oontinat Eirlr in Session,
bat coon Mca'i it-staao.
I noon, which was accentunted by tie steady
I opening. Nw York sold I'nion Factt'e and
; Ate -bison. Topeka A Santa Fe freely, d-
pr-wlng the whole list. The market closed
weak.
St
f
A.rtlcl. Open. I Hlgh.l Low. I Close. I Tes y.
Wheat I
slay...
July...
Bept...
Corn I
4ay.,.l
July..
Sept..
Cat
May..
July..
Sept..
I
94, B
I
6n bi
4K4BI
SHBl
S7HBI
M B!
WMiBi
97VB
I
&-SB
50SB!
I
4 B!
4BiBl
33B
9CB
'4B
&hb:
50 B
60HB:
4T.HB
J7HBI
93 B
96B
974 B!
5i'Vi,B:
6vHB
4 b
4f.Bl
9iB
954 B
304B
6-1 B
50SB
4&HB
SB
37ViB
aakad. B bid.
Omaha Caah Prices.
WHEAT No. I hard. fVf7?9c: No. hard,
tHiftc: No. 3 sprlnm h:q,v-.
CfiHN4 No. a, 4hiji4!c; No. . 47Uc; no
grade, "H4V:; No. t yellow, 4&J-494C; No.
i white, 004.10.
OATS-No. 3 mixed, 43Vi43c; No. S
white, 44c; No. 4 white. 4V&lc.
RYE No. 2, 70c; No. 3, to1-.
4Thpao
Ml'inea polls
Owiaha
tuiutt ,
Cavrlot Rerelpta.
Wheat. Corn.
52 T2
246
2 a
&
Oats.
Qaotalloas ef the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. May Zi -FLOUR-He-ceipts.
22,7-i bbls. ; exports. bbls ;
market strnns;. but dull. Minnesota
patema. $3.9(:i5 46. Minnesota bak
ers. ..14. JO, winter patent 4.1ij47B;
winter straight. IJ.lkV-t4.JS. Rye lVur,
firm; fair to good, $4.34.5; choice to
lam v'. 4 4. 75.
L'OK.NMKAL-Flrm, kiln drld.
ItY K Strong; No. 2 western, 8J'l4c, c. 1.
f. Iiuffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. 97.000 bu ; exports.
31.S.7 bu.; spot m irket firm. No. 1 re-1,
Il.tH'i. elevator. The wheat market was
exceedingly erratic all day. having new
hlrfh U vela In the afternoon on reports
of widespread damage in Kansas from heat
and high winds. before noon several
sharp breaks occurred under heavy protU
tnktng and aggiessive short soiling, but
new outHtde buying swung prices back,
followed by a sharp closing break. I-at
prices -were partly net lower. May,
l.i)i'l.fl7t. cl-ed I1.071; July, fin-scr
l.rv cioa-d Jl.iS. September. 107Vol"9.
cloned at tl.tiS; December, Cue1, elevator,
closed ll.liSS.
Ci RN R.M-eipts. 12,000 bu.; market
steady, sales. 10.()0 bu. futures. 20.rt.i0 bu.
spt. Futars were steady; July, closed
tH-: September, closed -;.
UATS Receipts, !5.ti bu. ; exports. 3.750
bu.; H;t market stesdy; mixed, 3b to 32
pounds. Il4c; natural white. 3o to Si
poun-la, 5-a ifilHc; clipped white. M to 40
pounds, blaooc.
HA I'l.rn. shipping, SOQ:; good to
choice. tl.3iKul.25.
HUFS yulet; state, common to choice.
1: crop, l4ilio, Ii6 crop, 44-fic: Pacitlc
const, h; crop. Sialic; 6 crop. 4jSc.
H1DKS yulet; Central Americana. Hc;
Bogota, .Mvc.
L BATH EH Quiet: acid. 2S2fc.
PROVISIONS-Beef. steady; family. 114 00
614.50; mess, W.SiqimiO; beef hams. t'-4.0'ai
piickr-t. tll.11yau.jO; city extra India
ni-sfi, t-i.-""!) L.1 Cut meats, steady; pick
led heliies. lo. 77. '"1 13.00; rlt'kled hams. 12 -X
filloO. Lard, easy; western prime. tSJ
8.3i; reflnej. easy; continent. W-16; South
Anierlcn, llii-w; compound. la.7Sti9.iii. Pork,
steady; family, tI9.; short clear, tl7.2cV
1S.:-S: mess, tl7.7rmjla.Sft
TALLOW Firm; city (32 per pkg.). c;
oountry cpkg. free), tii,fttei,c.
RICK Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 3
S'V Jnpan, nominal.
BUTTER Steady; street price, extra
creamery, 24c- official prices: Creamery,
common to extra, llac; held. lSS-Zc; stale
dairy, common to fancy, W-j24c; renovated,
common to extra. lb'Jlc; western factory,
common to firsts, 1Hu21c; western Imitation
creamery, firsts. 2122c.
CHEESB Firm; new state, full cream,
colored, small, Uq; white, best, 12Hc; large
colored, best, 12Val2c: small and large,
fair to good. llllc.
EGGS Firm; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. 19c; choice.
liuH'ic; brown and mixed extra, 18c; first
to extra first. liittHc; western firsts. ltt&
lilc. OfPclal price, lie; seconds, 16V5-
PtJCLTRV Live, firm; spring chickens,
30c; fowls, 15c: turkeys. 14c; dressed, steady;
western broilers, &kuU5c; turkeys, UWjl4o;
fowls, mjM1):.
Yark Mowey Market.
NEW TORK, May 22. MONEY On rail.
ady. J'u.' per cent; ruling rate. IV p-r
cent; closing bid. I per cert, offered at 2'i
iUBoTANTlAL RALL THEN ENSUES ! P-r cent. Time loans, dull and abgimy
I stronger: sixty ilaya. 34 per cent; ninety
I days, 4jH' per cent, six months. 4 per
cent.
I PRIME MERCANTILE PATER 6H per
STERLING EXfllA NUE Weak, with
actual business In bankers bills at t4 ,'i0
ti4 WhA lor dctnand and at t .MmujI kmio for
sixty-day bills, posted rates. t4.CLj and
M.S74; commercial bills. t4 iy
6ILVBH Bar. HV-; Mexnan dollars.
e Galas of the Day, Hostttr, Are
5iat Safflrleat ( Offset tke
Loaeea ( Taes
-y.
NEW YORK, May li-Tha fall In prices 61i3,,vr,
jf stocks, alter proceeding su.ne iciigui ,
on
ig.
tin
Atlantic
B.I. A Ohio
Mo 3M . . .
Br. R. T.
Iivipuil
itV re
eiwn
fit a
CHICAGO GRAI1 AID PROVISIONS
Fatares f the Tradlsjsj aad Closlnsx
Prices os Board of Trad.
CHICAGO, May 22. Amid an uproar of
bullish inthiislasm wheat prices on the
Board of Trade today continued record
breaking tactics, all dollverlea touching new
. jcord marks for the season. The July
CDUjn sold at fl.(B. September at tLiMH
and Uecamber at tl.u6V. The market closed j
nervous, with prlcea snowing only slight
changoa compared with yesterday's final
tuptations, tiie July and December de
ludes being up u- while e -ptember was
c. July corn and oats eacn ciosea
net loss of c. Provisions were
L The new high water mark for wheat was
V reached on Initial transactions, which
I snowed gains of to Wo, compared with
the closing quotations of the previous ses-
slon. La'.er In the day the July delivery
A outdid the "opening performances'' and
I advanced to a point c above the initial
" figures. Trading was again of enormous
proportions and prices fluctuated within
a rane of 2c There was a big general
demand, the mora Important commis
sion houses leading In the buying. Heavy
reallxlnsr sales kept the market in a highly
xnttei dominion and caused raDtd fluctua-
news goaalp of the day were the continued
absence of rain In Kansas and the strength
of European markets, especially those at
Liverpool and riudapest. Kepons ot dam
age, Co the crop were again numerous,
jjemand was less urgent during the last
half hour and, although prices were on a
considerably lower level than earlier In
the day, tne marltet closed strong. July
opened He to lc higher at tl 2 to tl 0.H,
advanced to tl U3, sold off to II 01 and closed
t HOIS. September opened c to lHc
higher at tl.iH to ILW4. sold off to tl.t2
and closed at tl 03V December opened ty
ISc higher at ll. to tU'C1. sold between
x. ti and tl (ft and closed at tl 04V
Clearance, of wheat and riimr rrs eiual
to 128,100 bu. Primary receipts were 591,001
bu.. compared with 227,o0o bu. the corre
sponding day a year ago. Minneapolis
St. Leala General Market.
ST. LOCIS, May 22. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red. cash, vvr; No. I hard. !xi!k:;
July. iWLiC; September, 94c.
CORN Futures, weak; cash higher;
track. No. i cusu, jo'y6c- July, 63i4ai
Septunir, turtc; No. It white, aosc
OATS Futures, weak; cash hlgner; track.
No. i cash, 4ivc; July. 44Su4V; Septem
ber, ai"c. No. 2 white, 47'4;Vc.
FIajl U Strong; red winter patents. 34 jti
extra lancy and straight, t-4.tMa4.Jd;
clear, t.!su3.uu.
StliD 1 imothy, 33.004.00.
(.OK.NMbAL-Ftrm, K.70.
liHAN-Weag; sa. Ked. east track. 3100.
HAi Steady, limutny, Ho.OoiJj.uo pra
irie, tio.omuij.uo.
IKO.N LUil'ON TIES gLOS.
BAi-KJLN i 11 c.
Hk-YH TWINn, 10c.
I'RO VISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing, 116.70.
Lard, lower; prime steam, fi.tfi1. Dry sail
meaia, steady; boxod. extra snorts, 30i;
clear ribs, tjO; short clears, t9 87 Bacon,
steady, iHjxed, extra shorts, lt..!; clear
libs, tlo r-S; snort clears, tlo.75.
POl. LTR1 tjulet; chickens, UVic: spring.
3iL3c; turkeys, lo1; ducks, loc; geese. So.
BL'TTEiR Dull; creamery, 21u2dC
KUUS- SteadJ', 13Vc,
Kecarprs. anipmenia.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu .
Corn, bu ...
Oata, bu ...
.7B.U00
14I0
bH.iJ")
IKOW)
4.d)
tHi,iJ0
37,000
Duluth and Chicago reported reoeipts ofllrBUO """"'"
cars, compared wltn J-2 last week and
a year ago.
The corn market was weak because of
act 1 ve selling by caah houses, who were
hedging against large purchases In the
country. There was a good commission
house djtmand In evidence, but that buy
ing was Inadequate to sustain prices.
Weather conditions were quite favorable in
most sections for planting and for the
crops already planted and advices from
Iowa reported NO to per cent of the total
acreage already In the ground. The mar
ket closed weak. July opened a shade to
iyiqSc lower at &4c to 54y, sold off to
US; and closed at 54yS4'o. Local
receipts were 72 cars, with 9 of contract
grade.
tints opened strong In sympathy with
wheat, but soon weakened on realizing
by leading holders and continued weuk
the remainder of the day. Wet weather In
Iowa and Illinois was a bearish Influence.
July opened V-' to Sc higher at 47c to
lHc ' sold off to 47c and closed at 47c.
Local receipts were 99 cars.
Provisions were weak on local selling
and by outside packers. The decline In
course grain was partly responsible for
the selling pressure. Liberal receipts of
llva hogs furnished Moi her reason. At
the close July pork was off !74e at tl
Lard was down Iil7"c at mi'V Ribs
ere 15-alTSc lower at ts.iCmjll.ou.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
a raxa; corn, lua
C. head.
The leading futures ranged dm, follows:
Kansas City Grain aad Previsions.
KANSAS CITY, May 22. WHEAT May,
iic; July. 95'stc; September, &-ic, cash No.
2 nard. ssyac; No. 3, W&9BC; No. 2 rod,
9ec; No. 3. a'.Sic.
CORN May, ol7tc; July and September.
60c; cash No. i mixed, bzjojc; iso. a, uc;
No. 2 white, &4644c; No. J, Siifi.
OATS No. 2 white, ihjc; No. 2 mixed,
RYE Steady; fflcg7?c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $1E.CS18.00;
choice prairie, tlo.0"-uld-7.
EOGS Steady; extra fancy, 16c; current
receipts, cases Included, LVc.
BL fTER Creamery. iJc; packing. 15c.
Receipts. Snlpmevts.
Wheat, bu 34.0W Sl.uoo
Corn, bu 27.0n 27,i
Oats, bu.,,,, . UlM
Range of prices st Kansas City as re
Dorted by Logan A Bryan. No. i Board of
,a
of atocka. alter uroceedimc ao.ne 1el1a1.1l ' o en.iomn..
t ,. ..
was followed uy a suus-antiai lai.y. 1 . ! Closing quotations
tone ot soecuialtve seiituueni uouiinueu follows:
u.iiTrum us waa evident, iroin the iieo.-tl- . tJ. S. ref. Is,
u:s later i...iveo,elil ot piik.es. lue tlix:j ! I.'1,""'M
40 li-e decline seemed 10 be due in larse j 1 .
pun 14) tne iiea-nong activities ui lue ituf (. s Jj '"j
uur.y, maue bold by Uia sacceas 01 ysi.r- i ao 'f,upm
uuy aitaca oil prices Similar tacucs 1 - t c. 9 n--w 4.' r
uay pruved less successful in lorctng biocks 1 4o roupon ...
upon tne market and .nr bears were driven ! Am. Tnbaroo m
to rebuy on a large scaie slocas wnlun J an
uiey nad o.d ill me eany ir of lue : At--hion fn. 41
uav. tne leniand becomina- uraent toward " oj
tue Close. Tn.s was believed to account
tor moti of tne demand which was eilecuve
... v,.c iv.f.cij iiuiii ion 1.0 - Brk. R. T. r.
ul ine nrsi. 1 ne suoaiaence 11110 uuiinena central of Oa. 5s.
on tne rallies pointed to tne bear source , -( 94 inc '
ot the buying. Some of the buying was: 40 id ,n
for London account, based on the aru-trae Chn. A Ohio 4
prohl between tne two maraets. Tnere 1 Chicaso A a. lm.
was no sign ot any awakening in trie de- 1
mund for stocks ami tne investment de
mand continued torpid both fir stocas an-1
bonds. The question of new securities con
tinues to ue actively uincuaei aim ru.iiun C-1I0. Mid 4s
011 tins topic were lnnueniiai iactuis 111 1 oln. a Ao.
tne eany attaca or tne Dears. 1 ne van- i rhs 5
derbllt group, led by New York Central,
were all affected in tins way, announce
ment overnight of a tfi.uo".'ioo note lsnue ny
tne Cleveland, C. C. St. Louis forming
the basis for reports of hesvy Issues by
other companies in the system. These re
ports lacked confirmation beyond the can
aid admission of banking authorities that
a general need for additional capital lias
arisen among the railroad companies. A
savage onslaught upon Reading was an
other feature of the attaca,
firm: railroad,
bonds today w
ir-
p.
b. a
c, r. 1
1 1o ml.
1 rrr. . L.
I Colo. Ind. Sa. er
Tl. A R
DIMIIIers'
Erie p I.
-lo IT" 4. .
Mo-klns Vsl.
L A M. jnl
Bid. Offered.
a. 4...
K. us.
WS Jims t
l"4Jpan 3d ten.
11 do 4s tt
la do ti rifs
lu:i do id nr e.
ln "Mu. c f u ...
U!4 kl. Contnil 4s..
--lo 1st mr
. Mlna. 81. U
1' U K AT. 4s. .
V' do Is
. N. R. R. of H- t
T C. (. ls....
. KN. J r a. is
. 1 .N,i Psrlllr 4s
'" do la
,1"4 X A W. r 4s
. n o 1. L rr-ls .
. to Penn. conr. 3s....
lelVj Readlns gn s....
. 7 St. L. A 1 M r 5m
- 01 St. L A S. f fs,
. 44 t. L W .
M Sesho.rl A L. 4s.
So. FSf 10c 4a ...
.. -n -In 1 st 4s .'If 9 . .
. So. Raliwaf ,".s..
. ak,T-as A P Is.
.101 T.. St L. A TV
. 95 t ninn PiciHr 4s .
. 1SV S 3d 5a
, Ifik, Wshsi-h 1s
. Wfslem Ml s .
:e A L. K 4s. .
Wis. L'entrml 4s...
s... ,
.... M
....
.... 1
lti 1
.... Tt ,
.... r ;
. . . . 4 j
.... M .
. 4a M
OMAHA LIVE STUCK MARKET
lillintt CtvtL'a of All Kinci Slow U Tsn
OenU Lowtb
HCG3 FiVt TO TEN CINTS LOWER
aad Lasnhs la Good. Aetlve De
mand at rrlees rally Tea ( tats
Hlaher Than Ikey Were
Testerday.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 22. 1907.
Receipts were:
On.ciai Monday
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday ...
Two days this week.
Same days last week.
Same days 2 weeks ajjo
Same days 3 weeks sgo
Same days 4 weeMs
Saino days last y
the following table shows the receipts
of cattle, faogi and sneep at South Omaha
for the year 10 date, compared with last
CaUlle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. a, 007 4.S47 11U4
.. a. 41 4 U.7MJ 3 754
. . la,tsJ 1411
..15.S21 34.217 1S.44
..Is. 144 JH.111 U.7U
. .li-4i 20 1.4
1. ia.7-4 3u.4 1.
..1S.IM -J3.S4U 24. WI
..Ulbs 4S.W1 M.tl4
ven r :
a.u
n5 : rni.
Hogs .
feheep
T'.'t
1907. 1!. Inc. Daa.
4M,3 r.4 7UW4
.!7.il 1,'07.447 W.321
TtLir."; 7ui.K7 4a,J70
CATTLti wUOTATIONS.
- 1 Good to choice cortv-fed steers...
.?? j Uood to fair corn-fed steers
7--.a, ' Common to fair steers
7, j Good to choice fed cows
Tit. 1 rair 10 goou cows and neirera...
. JE-0.1
4Uft.i
4.a-4J-4.'
4.3a4.M
36f-t4.Je
.. M j Good to choice stoekers A feeders.. .4r4il
.. " 1 b'alr to good stoekers and feeders.. 3 (W4..10
lMi'srJ Common to fair stoekers lOlSS
! Bulls, stags, etc 3 rs.94.7J
4S"'-, V'eel culvea . .. IS.S
101
tl
4 4
Veal calves 4 004J5. j
The following table shows tha average
price of hogs ut South Omaha for tha last
several days, with comparisons:
Date.
19o;
,130s., 1906. 1804. 190S.;1902.', VM..
iajiiiiiiucu uusy over liie wiuii-s 01 toe , Atrtilsnn ad
heavy liquidation which haa come upon the . do
market in the last few days and prominent 1 m Ontrmi
Individuals were mentioned as sellers. Cal- 1 Atrtumn
ing of loans by banks outside of New York
was said to be a factor in the urgent sell
ing which has come out this week. H.-pirtj
ot a large personal loan negotiated by a
capitalist prominent In the metal and min
ing Industry were made the basis for in
ferences of liquidation for that account.
The heavy selling of United States Steel
was thus accounted for and also by sup
positions of a disposal of holdings growing
out of an expected official change In the
company. Clearing of accounts of firms
preparing to dissolve was another assump
tion to explain the liquidation which really
remains much of a mystery. That the soil
ing represents belated effects of the March
tumble In prices la the general belief In
the flnanolai district. Individuals of known
wealth were able to evade the immediate
effects of the collapse at that time by the
Doatoa Storks aad Bonds.
BOSTON, May 12. Call loans. SfcS per
Cent: time Inuni lU.jr-'.Li rxmr i.nl lHTlciiil I
Conjecture ! closing on stocks and bonds: , Mav
May
May
M.iy
itay
4 Jit 421 7 i I
4 7j t 7 t Ut t n
I t 34) I Hi I 4
do ptd
Bnatoa A Albajiy.
"Boston A Mams
Boston Elevated
Plfhtmri pld ....
Mexican Central
N. T., N. H. a; H
tnlon Psnflr ....
Am. Pneu. Tube. .
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T A T
Am. Woolen
do pfd ...
Edison Eire Illu.
SJaia. Electric ...
do pfd
Dim. Ou
fnltsd fruit
United S. H
do pfd
C. I. Steel
use of their hlah cret but onlv on c in- I de pfd
dllion that more favortble opportunities j Avmur
their nhllntlnna Tha Human frr llnolH AmalamatSl
... M Blnghsm :t
... r-V:sl. A Her la
... TT Centennial i
... Sl'oppr Hange
... M1 Pa: Wst 14
.. IU Franklin 10
...ltio tiranor 1
Isle Rorals iH
...lii Mass. Mining
... 19i, Mohawk M
...m nosi. '. A c 2
...IMViOld Dominion
... ""lareela ISt
... Ill Parrot B
...124 Qulney 117-,
. .Ui ahannnn ls'
24 Tamarack llfi
.. . 2 Trinltr i.1
...J10 I nlted Copper i'H
... 14 V. 8. Mining Sl
... 57t,f S. Oil I"
... MV, ftah vH
...1U7H, Vlrturts -"4
... 41 1 Winona
. .. 27 Wolverine 15
... 14 North Butte WIV4
... Buite Coalition ts
... -SX.a.li ll
... 41 Mitchell
17
May
1 May
; May
j May
U..., . Jo I I i Jul
14... 1 KM! tl I 4
U..I I :l I I Jll 1 UI 1
... ;a7i a J4, i km 4 lj f at-; t vit w
I s Ut i 2h 4 OS' ; 7 U,
24', 381 5 2 4 621 27j I i 74
I I US, i 20, 4 4,'i t X! T 42
I C 22HI I 6 24, 4 4 ( X7) 7 li( 5 71
I 4 24 1 2tt I4 41"7 '7: 6 nt
1 1 4 Mi 5 20) l7u24M
Sunday.
RANGE OF FKICE8.
Cattle.
32.;ijt65
i.io'uf) )
lu6
1 -g.i
3.4U-U-4.70
number of ears
Hogs.
tS.07tii.36
0.00 y.40
690
SoO U.60
0.15 i.3U
of stock
.. M tCil. A Anions
capital would indicate requests for reduc- i .Jlf.; A'ii.''
tlon of such borrowings. Such operations Is I A" .
believed to account for the sudden Inilow
of securities for sale this week. I I-oadoa tloalnjr Stocks.
There was no Immediate developments of j LONDON, May 22. Closing quotation
Importance in conditions today. The situa- stocks were as follows:
tlon In the foreign exchange market l-ft ' Consols, moner .. HU-lls T Central
the question of gold exports undecided. The , do account .
falling sterling exchange at Paris and the ! Anaconda
hardening of the London discount rate was Atrhieon
offset by the fall In sterling exchange here.
The grain markets derived their greatest
share of strength from foreign crop news
today and were of correspondingly lessened
effect on stncki. Th nhvlnm 1 1 H-si 1 r. n c
of the pressure of liquidation caused grow- !
on
w
de pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.,
Canadian Pacific ..
Cheeapeake A Ohio
Chliiaso Gt. W
C . M. A St. P....
De Beers
lng uneasiness among the bears and there D. A R O
waa something line a scramiue amongst
them to cover shorts In tha late dealings.
The substantial net gains for the day whicn
wore thus produced were not sufficient to
make up all of yesterday's losses.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, tl, 5(8.000. United States 2 coupons
advanced H on call.
The following are the srues and quota
tions on the New York Stock exchange:
galea High. Low. Close.
Articles. I Open. I High. Low. Close.
W4 ! H 93H 9T.
Sept s; j 9-H irt'a
CJul7. 51 51 S
Sept &ei-q5ii 5i i' :P'iia
Plilladelphla Prod ore Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 22.-BCTTEH
Steady and In fair demand; extra western
creamery, official price, 24VN street price,
""EGGS Firm. c higher: western firsts,
free canes. 174 at mark.
CHLK.sE Dull; New York, full creama,
tancy. old, llllc; choice, old, 14c;
fair to good, old. 13S14c.
I Minneapolis Grain Market.
! MINNEAPOLIS. May 25 WHEAT No 1
I hard, tl ob: No. 1 northern, tl o&; No. 2
northern, tl.0--ol.S3; No. 3 northern, Wci
ll.ol.
! K LOUR First patents. 33 254a8.40; second
patents, n u-iio 2; tlrst clears. t&oQl-'D,
second clears. U.'afi.aa.
B KAN In bulk. tl-t)0Sl6 25.
Artlclaa.1 Opn. I lilghj Low. Close. ITst'y.
Wheat
heat 1 ' t
May in 1W
Jtaly 1 UL"j 1 03
V 1 ! I
Milwaukee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. May 3. WHEAT
oats. 91 cars; hogs. Firm; No. 1 northern, tl.i6-il.tai.. No. 2
northern. ti.uiiui.uJ. Juiy. i.ui-
RYE Firm. :o. t, sic.
' BAKLiA Dull; No. 2. 84VjJ0. sample,
U'-idlC.
CoKN Firm; No. 3 cash, 4464; July,
64'sQ aaked.
1
Bept.
Dec
"Corn
May July
ftepu
C'ata
May
July "
BeoC
Pork
July
Sept.
Lr. .
July
Sept.
It I be
July
Bept-
l i'4,.n
l u.:v
1 IX1-. (j
1 04,,
i- i
!41's
1
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10
x !
1 04'
X o&sj
(1 ol
1 02S
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1 o
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1 osuj
i o4';
1 ui
1 o3S
1 044
6o, &
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ii I 54
!
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I
iti r.1,
16 95
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9
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16 70 i
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&4S 54 a5
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1
Liverpool Grata aad Prsvlalsss,
LIVERI'OOL. May 22. WHEAT Spot,
t.ady: No. 3- red western winter, -la lud;
No. 1 California. 7s Id, futures, unlet. May,
nominal; July, 7a 1b4- September. 7s 3d.
CORN Spot. Turn, American mixed, new,
4a ns.d. American mixed, old. 5s 2d, fu
tures, quiet, July, 4a Usd; September, s '
lud.
No.
nominal
IS 63 i 16
In 75 17 u-i,
t 40
9 3;-, 9
't 15
H 9 J2-,
No. t
riUR Steady; market firm; stand
ard hard patents. tCOi; wider patents ti 4i
tl.70; strauthta. .j;.iS4f.; spring patents.
tla.eil4.J6. auaighta, tl.lu3.4a. bakers, U 41.
4jJ -
WHEAT No. 3 spring, 3&ctitltE; N'j. 1
red, tioiaiioiS
CORN No. X 55V5i4c; No. 2 yellow,
uATS-N-i. t V: N". t white, 47Vc
No. 3 white. 44!47c.
RYE No. X su5e.
jSARLEY Fair to choice malting,
HfeJLI'4tNii. 1 liax. tl Jt. No 1 north
weaterii. tl-7- Tiinot'iy. prime. t4 uu fl0.
r. contra, t grailea, tl5--5.
PROVISI' ij rihort ribs sides (l.w-i
Krs X.. Mess pora. per riiu
Lard, per ! lbs.. t9 121.
loused l, Jul .
On the Pro.iu-e exchange today the but
ter market was staady; cnsm-riM. lam'jLc,
Vsi-1'1- i-ti. weak, at nun,
Peoria Grata Market.
PEORIA, May 22. CORN Easy ;
yellow and N . 3, 52,-'. No. 4,
no grade. 4CSj49VC.
OAT6 Steady; So. 2 white. 4aV.j46c: No.
3 white. 4elaj461,4c; No. 4 white, 44 j-Hto
RYE Siea.ty, .o. 2. 71I41ISUC.
Wltl6KV-tl.2.
' Dalatb Grala Market.
DULUTH. Minn.. Hay 72.-miEAT-No.
1 northern, tl iV May. 31 July, tl.l4;
oel-teo ix r. tl to.
OATi-Un track. 44c; May 44c.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. May 226 E EDS Clover, cash,
tS i: iKlober. DeeemLer and March, e 2U
Timothy. 32-25. Alsike. U.76.
Adams Exprsas
Amalgamated Copper ...
Am. l.'. A r ,
Am. C. A r. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd ,
Amerloaa Express ......
Am. H AL. pfd
American Ice
Am. Linseed Oil
Am. Linseed Oil pfd....
Am. Locomotive
Am. Locomotive pfd
Am. A R
Am. B. A R pfd
Amer. fluiar Refining...
Am. Tobaoro pfd ctfa.k.
Anaconda Mining Co....
AtchlMn
Atrhieon pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklrn Rapid Tr......
Canadian Pacific ,
Central of New Jersey.. ,
Chesapeske A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago A N. W
C. M. A It. P
Cblraso T A T
Chicago T. T. prd
C. 0.. C. A St. L
Colorado P. A 1
Colorado A Bo
Colo. A So. 1st pfd
Colo. A So. :a pfd
Consolidated Gas
Corn Producta
Corn Products pfd
Delaware A HuOsqb
Del.. L A W
Denver A ft. O
D A . 0. pfd
nistlllera' Securities
Pje
Erie in pfd
Erie id pld
Ceneral Eteetiie
Illinois Central -
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kansas Cltr to
K. C So. pfd
Loul.rtlle A N
Mealres Central
Mian. A St. L
M.. St. P A g 1. II
M.. St. P A S. S. M. pfd.
Missouri Pactoc
St., K. A T
M . K A T pfd
National Lead
N R. R. of M. pfd
New Tork Central ,
. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western
Norfolk A W Pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
P . C. C. A 9t. L
pTisnd steel tar
Preseed S C. pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Reading let pfd
Reading td pfd
Reput.lic Wee
Rrpublle Steel fd
Roe Inland ce
Hoes Island Co. 'J
St L A . T Jd pfd
St Luula t. W
su L S W. pld
Southern PscISc
So. Pariflc pfd
So. Railway ..
So Railway pfd
Tenneiuwe C. A I.
Teaa A Paclflc
T . it. L A W
T . St. L W. pfd
Tnlon PaciBe
I nien Pclc pit
V J Eipr-a
V. S Really
t. a Ruter
S Rubber pfd
i Steel
g Steel pfd
4'aro. Chemical
Va--Caro. Chem. pld
Wabaek
Wabash pfd
Weils-Psrgfi Eiprems
Wf etlngliouu Electric
Western I'aloS
VVWIIng A L
Wisconsin Central
W s t'Miml U1
N.thern Purine
Central Leather
Central I.h-T pfd
SUeS-SbvlllelU Steel
Grwtl Norihero pfd
Int. Metrueolllaa
Int. Met- pld
Tuial aalsa (or ths day.
M.4--0
t.
l.l'W
loo
too
L!"0
100
1.0
6i
I.
500
I 9W)
It, S
1O0
400
4.4U0
i.'i(Vi
II, 901
't.4-10
5 t0
14-0
it. soo
4 4-0
t)
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't'ino
ro
too
M
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II
51
104
lla
104
121
MS
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104
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t
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'
lt
it
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41 H Norfolk A
.. It do pfd ...
.. S Ontario A W
., 7 Psnnsylvanls ....
.. 7T Rand Mines
..177 Reading
.. 36 Southern Railway
..11 do pld
..ISO Southern Pacific .
.. 2SHt'nlon Pacific ....
.. tr do pfd
.. 72 C. S. Steel
.. U do pfd
.. ---4 Wabash
. an, do pfd
..141 Spanlah 4a 96
.. 11 j Grand Trunk 39"
..
81LVER Bar, steady, 30d per ounce.
MONEY y1 per cent.
The rate of discount In ths open market
for short bills Is SMtSH per cent; tor three
months' bills, 3&3k per cant.
do pfd
Brie
do 1st pfd
do Sd pfd
Illinois Central ....
Louisville A N
M . K. A T
1'.4
TT
4
41
, ti I
T
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1-H
. 1-"
74
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Si- Louis ....
8loux City ...
The official
hrnuaht in lacnv bv eacli road waa
Cattle. Hoc Sheep. II' r a
C, M. 0 St. P. Ry ... 3
w aoasn 3
Mo. Pac. Ry 34
Union Paclnc System 56
! C. ck N. W. Ry. tea-Mi 3
C. At N. W. Ry. (west) 64
C. Pt. P., M. O. Ry. 25
C, B. A Q. (easo.... Ii
C, B. at g. (west)... 46
".. H. 1. ox P. (easw
C, R. L P. (west) t
Illinois Central 3
Chicago Oreat W'lt'n 2o
Total Receipts 250
The disposition of the day s receipt waa
as follows, each buyer purcnaslng the num
ber of head Indicated:
tjattle.
3
2 3.
4 tt
77 t I
11
5
34 t I
t 4
1
I
2l 1 4
Omaha Packing- Co..
Swltt and Company.
Cudahy Packing Co. .
Armour A Company.
Carey A Benton
Lobman Co
Hill Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston ox Co
L. F. Husi
bam Werthermer
Mike Haggerty
Hew York MlntnaT Stocks.
NEW TORK. May 22. Closing quotation
on mining stocks were:
Adams Con.
Alice
Brunswick Con.
Cotnetock Tunnel
Con. lal. A Vs..
Horn Silver
Iroa Silver
10
.. So
.. M
.. tr
.. 4
...1U
advllle Con.
Utile Chief ...
Ontario
Ophir
Potoal
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Standard
.. 11
.. 10
..413
..1V1
.. 11
.. 44
.. SO
..Be
11
14
54
iini
H
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n.i
B
54
ij '
7,
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Trensory Statement.
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 22. Today's
statement of the treasury balances In the
general fund, exclusive of the tl50.tO,00u !
gold reserve, shows: Available cash bal
ance, tX2.i22.912; gold coin and bullion,
tt)6.UUi3JB, gold certificates, 342.a43.S10.
TOO 20 141
t.tno
7 fo
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)
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x
500
"l.io
t
"'sn
44 10
1
800
4
t3H
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SH
14(114
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ins
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ui
ut
2
17
l4
44
12
104
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net
121
l4
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63t
171
lTt
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101
150
it
44
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5
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a
4a
I die country, rt&wic: southern. ti(j3c; fall,
a free. 57'pinc. fall, defective, 4KS-46C. Oregon,
5 I .,-nured baala. eastern. No. 1 sample. 70ti7':c;
S4 I ...,n v 1 r.lothelna' Ax'n "tic : vallev No.
!Ja 1 1. "ui2c. Territory, staple, scoured basts, j
111a fine. 7j72c; tlno medium. ta370c; medium,
To ' j4wc. Territory, ordinary, scoured basis, T
Mi ' fine. a70c; nne roi-aium, wi-uc; meoium, s
TO 1 6U4C. Loioraoo ana ew aii-xics, spring,
11 I scoured A. fiSiic; No. 1. C'StSSc.
1 bt int'is Mav 22. W(X)L Steady: me
dium grades, combing and ciotning. t
i 27tc; l'ght fine. IKrr.nV; heavy fine, 15
tsl.c; tub waatiea. itiiiic.
1 bol Degan.
J. B. Hoot at Co
Z. H. Clark
T. B. Inghram
Sullivan tiros
V. A- Brltlon
Lehmer Bros
Union Dressed Beef Co.
Van Sandt .
W ilson
Other Buyers
630
1'7
L12
i.n
78
m
XI
is
5
T
56
a
u
54
. 114
3
45
3
12
28
1
20
3U
Hoars. Sheep
Ln6 C
3.620 3"1
4.41U 734
4.4U 5-a
e)ee
14.423 3,100
Total 5.46K
CATTLE Receipts of cattle at this point
were large for a Wednesday and in addi
tion to tnat Chicago waa reporting 24,14)
head, with heavy receipts at all other mar
ket points. Under tne Influence of the
big runs the market! were slow and dull
at all points, with a lower tendency to
values.
Beef steers constituted a large propor
tion of tne receipts, but among the cattle
offered there were a good many sliort
feds of not overly good quality. The mar-
I ket waa very alow in opening and was in
fact a drag from start 10 nnisn. Buyers
began bidding lower right from tha start
and the general trade could hardly be
described as otner tnan slow and iaQOuc
lower.
There waa aulte a scrlnkllng of cow
of I stuff, but the market on that kind of cattle
waa in aooui tne same coiiuioun aw too
stock steer maraei tnat is, siow aau iuny mtua;
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Mass., May 25. WOOL The
wool market is showing little signs of
activity and recent transactions have not
K&n . , n a lii-va e'ele linlrnlffln at rw tr
m A. . v. .D, ., ... ..a Kt.t lower than vesterday.
domestic wools" have had a share In the I Blockers and fdp ""."j P"
sales. Receipts from the new clip are ply. but. as mentioned reatcrday. not many
h....iur rrmi.ini to re-iiut ih were wanted. It waa. In fact, a case of
i stagnation. Prices remain stesdy for prac- i 'ew cattle and few wanted. As to prices.
tlcally all grades. Loaning aomesuc quo- , 7. , i'.
I ......... t,...Kmr UlMdlirt l-rtmH Rf thMO, !
eighths blood, 3wu23c; combing, quarter-
I blood, 30(j31c. Texas, scoureti, nne. Lc;
fine. J to S months. .wfTf; fine, full clean,
I JTifioSc. California, scoured basis, nortnern,
I Kh.iim (TTrrU'Jtc- northern, aood. 6Va6;c: mld-
T(0 tT4
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4.100
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Cotton Market
NEW TORK. May 22 COTTON 8 pot.
closed steady iO point higher; middling up- .
landa. 12.25c; middling gulf, 12.5c; sales, j
3,) balea.
ST. LOUIS, May 12. COTTON-Firm;
middling. 12c; sales 02 bales; receipts. 334 ,
bales: shipments, 303 bales; stock. 33,740 ,
balea !
LIVERPOOL. May 22. COTTON Spot, I
1 small business done, price n point lower.
American middling fair, 8.03d; good mid- .
dllng, 7.49d: middling, t.Kd; low mlddlirvg, 1
4 Kid. good ordinary, l.itVl; ordinary, 5.57d. ,
The sale of the day were 5.0UO bales, of
which 5i were for speculation and export,
and Included 4.6CU American. Receipts, 83,
01 i hales, Includinar lo.i American.
NEW ORLEANS. May 22. COTTON
Bpot market closed Arm: sales, I, VI) bale;
low ordinary. 7 S-Wr, nominal; ordinary,
t S-ISc nominal: good ordinary. 9"c. niml
nl: low middling. 10 1118c; good middling.
U'Mic; middling rair. i.rc. nominal; fair,
Representative sales:
BEEF 6TEER3.
No. Av. P. No.
10 S41 4 T
18.... SKI 4 49 It.
M 1 IS TS
12 1017 4 74 T
1 WIT 4 I tt
14 Wi 4 St B
15 1S44 III 14
. .p4S 4 ej is
..lei IN 14
..110 I IS 14
.11X4 S ' tt
..11JI IS It
..1174 I S U
..lltl I W 4
.10 t 10 tt
..in 110 4... ,
. . 113T t 15 SO
..l!o t It 11
..ll:i I 16 It
..let I I
..lie t t 11
..1IM 5 SO !
. .117t I li 17
. .12ao t at tl
. .14 t U
IT...
It...
II...
It...
1 tl...
U...
I tl...
ts...
24...
1 r.3...
; tt...
. 11...
to...
Av.
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lltl
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..tut
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..1331
..1475
,.ie
.Itai
,124
.14114
Pr.
I Si
i 24
5 !
I 10
f 3t
i SO
t 30
t SO
t St
I 40
t 40
t 44
I 40
i 40
i 40
t 4
I 44
i 41
t 44
I 44
I 50
f 50
I at
t 44
14....
IS....
w....
1...
1....
. 1....
I....
t...
1...
I....
4 ...
14V- nominal. Receipts. 3.244 bales; stock! ,1
U4.b6 balea.
Metal Virke.
NEW TORK. Mat 22. META L8 There
waa a decline of 5tulii In the London tin
market, with spot closing st 19 Ins and 1
future at 1. Locally th market was i
(-dull, but continue more or less unsettled ,
owing to the small supplies available for I
delivery on spot. Spot Is quoted at S4J 5rj !
44. Copper declined Is 6d and futures "to '
K. Locally the market for copper w as I
dull and nominal. Lake was quoted at '
tC4.50l25 W: -electrolytic. fc3 7T.ri24.75; casting
l-a(l waa oncnangea ml sn.uu.ttl
17s ild
at 2E
.. KS
.. tHt
..i:0
. .113
. r.'o
.. M
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..loco
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.. 1ST
. ltiJt
.. rr
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..ISM
.. 70s
.. 410
.1
.. S0
,.. 7I
.. t
.. rt
.. Mt
.. tsn
.. i
.. 1
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lb
COWS.
4
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t Tt 1
t SO I
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t 4
t 44
I Tt
I TS
I 71
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SHEEP Moderate receipts of theep both
here and e.rewhere. together with a good
ltTal demand, gave prices a turn f-r the
het:er. Not only was the trride falrlv
active, but most sales looked fu-ly hi:
h f her than Teenerdny The Anthony lamb
sold up to 37.4". which is hv more than
tney have been hrlnglng, with a bunch ot
native lninh a high a r.SU. Th An
thony wether brntiKht lo A), as ajralr.st
tti.10 previously. A few native wether sold
a high aa t A and t o. ewtt sold up to
i To. Practically everythlns; In sight was
Sold and weighed up In good season In the
morning.
Quotation on wonled killers: Good to
choice lamb. laSf t; fair to good lamb.
37.2Alit 50.
Quotations nn shorn stock: Good to
choice lamb. t7.0"2T4r; fair to srood lamb.
WV"67 00; comm-iti aad cull lamos t'0M
ao.Ml to choice yearlings, light, t6 !fit
J. goral to choice vearllng h"avv.
15: fair to good yearling, !i 4'.i.:0; good
to choice wethers. tti.7Tii.aii. fair to good
wethers. 35 5'?rt7j, good to choice ewes,
tt.A7 5.7S: fir to good ewes t4.7Ti5.';
cull bucks and stags, CXI X.
Reorcaenta tlve sales:
NO.
ewa. cull
gosts
cu Is
11 western
3 western
10 western
2M western
lit western
4A) western
t wentern
31 western
12 western
4 western
307 western
'M western
M western
ewes,
ewes .
w
ewesi
etVg
ewe .
lsrs,
lambs
lambs
lambs.
spring
spring.
ewe culls.
21 western ewe culls
44 western ewe. feeder..
TiJ western we
233 western ewes
4t native wethers
loo western yearlings ....
IN spring lamb feeder ..
2Wl aestern wethers
i9 western yesrllng
40 western lambs
i"J western lamb
.W native yearling
4 nattv lamb
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CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET
Cattl aad Hogs Steady ta Lower
ieea steady to Hlaker.
CHICAGO, May 22. CATTLE Rcoetpta.
24.fxm head, market steady to loc lower:
medium to good ste-era, 34 oOi on; heifers.
3.1.i4.25; cn ua, 33.ei5.00; bulls. $3 5nsj'4.ti);
calves. t2.76i316.60, stoekers and feeders.
3 Ot'nS.aO.
Hi h 18 Receipt. 2.0M head; market
steady to 6c lower; choice heavy shipping.
tf.SVljtl.t::"; buteherw eights, o.4iij;.')0; good
to prime mined. J54ro50; packing. 36.001i
ti.3r.: plsrs. 36.5iivi.50.
SHEEP AND LAMB Receipts. 1MW)
head; market steady to 10c higher; heep,
3-t.6oif6.26; yearllnga. t& 76ln.75; lamb. 36 50
4j8.75.
12. 4r-: N'o H 4ir. 0 14 4'V. Hi.
le.-tmner A. 4.c; m Ui A. LiFc; cut l-f,
tTV; cntliel. 4v-: powdered, 3. lor; frsn
ulHe.K ii'r; rube, w JUc
NEW tKI-KANA la.. May 22-SUtJAR-8tea.lv;
o; n act Me centrifugal, S).I V' 1
econt1, tasc.
Mt'I-ASiiti wulet. new ) r-.ip. U14c
Kansas City I.lve Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. May 22. CATTLE
Receipts, 7.) head. Including 3"(l head
southern; market stesdy. Choice Tnort
atvl dressed beef ste.-rs, 36 fiteiei-ltl; fair to
good. 34.eTj436.66; western fe,l steers. 34.26
tw.60; sttn-kers and feeder. $3.7.'kk-10;
southern steers, 33-4-t4.40. southern cows,
3150)4.15, native cows. t2 4o74.75; native
heifers, to.T&tjfi.au; bulls, t-i .'wu 4 00 ; calves,
tV)nie'l0L
Hmi Receipt. M.OiW head: market 5T
loc lower. Top, 3j-4&; bulk of saies. $ti.2r.'a
40: heavy, . lf6.32H ; packers. 3.2aiH.4U,
lights. W-Jl 46, pig. 36 2i-4.0.
BHEEP AND LAMBU Kecelpra, 4.400
head; market strong. Top la inns. 3S.:
lambs, S6.504) 40; ewes and yearlings, ti 50
fc 4l.su; wenlerfl fed yearling. te.lMl.3mh
western fed sheep, eo.3Ma4i.5o; stoekers and
feeder, es.50.
0. Loat Ut Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, May 22. CATTLE Receipt a
4.00A head. Ineludtnjr LSllo Texana: market
'strong, native shipping and export steers.
tb.40rg.; dressed beef and butcher steers,
Rkifea.tu; steer under l.l" lbs.. to.7j)j.40:
tocker and feeder. P 2u&4 25; cow and
heifers, t3.xij1lS, earners 2.uif-..S, bulla,
12 4NU4.75. calv, t4.Kj.n.0v; Texas and
Indian steers, t3.30t6.1i; cow and haifera,
32. 764B 3. SO.
HotiS Receipt. $.500 head; market
teady; pig and light, tu 9ot.50; packers,
t 40ji.a2S; butchers and best heavy, ti.474
643&2H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 1.500
head; market 10c higher; native mutton.
5.6ol00; lambs, T5; cull and bucks,
M.7b.0O; Blockers, ti26.U-4.50.
St. Joseph Lire Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. May 22. CA TTLK
Receipt a, 115 head: market li- lower.
Natives, 4.z5i1.0tl; row and heifers, $2.25
6.00; stoekers and feeder. 33.2614. 76.
HOO& Receipts, 13,240 head: market 1c
lower. Top, Sdt2H; bulk of sale. 16.25
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. in
head; market ateadv. Clipped lambs, 3700
V7.0; dipped yearlings. 35. 7.Y'i 41.10.
Sleai City I.lve Stark Market.
8IOTTC CITY, la.. Mar 22. (Special.!
CATTLE Receipts. 1.40 head; market 10c
lower; beeves. M.Sm&S.TJ; cows, bulls and
mixed. 3-1.0rM.7o; stoekers and feeder.
$4.tv,rt 5-5; :alves and yearlings, 33.4tkri4.50.
HOOS RiM:elpia, 9,000 head, market 5c
lower: selling at t6.15yt-30; bulk of aales,
$tU7jJEH.
Stock ta Slant.
Receipt Hvw stock at tha six principal
western markets yesterday were aa follows:
South Omahl
Sioux City .
Kansas City
St. Joseph ...
St. Loui ...
Chicago ......
Total ...
oattie
. 5.5HO
. 1.400
. 7.400
. 1.VA
. 4.ri
.24.000
llx ttheep.
16.sa) 3.6U0
.0"0
23.000 4.D
12.240 1.K2
.5m) 1.5i0
25.01 12.0U0
6.74w 23.471
Sagrar aail Moejae.
NEW YORK. May 25. ST'fJAR Raw,
firm; fair refining. 3J7c: centrlf u3l, ;
test, 3.:'2c; molasse sugar. 3 lie: redned,
steady; No. . 4o0c; No 7. 4.55c; No. 4.50c;
No. S. 4.45c; No. 10, 4.35c; No. 1L 4.30c; No.
OMAHA wru)Ot.r U.K l 4RKRT.
Coadtttoa ot Trad aad notations en
Stnal aad Faaey Proteee.
ECnp Per d.v.. 15c.
BUTTER Packing stork. lS1f: rhotc
to fancy dairy. 'u-"C; creamery. Tlfi.'Sc.
LIVE PoL LTRV-H. ns. 11c. old roost
er I'tt. turltevs. 12c. ducks, 11c, yotttig
roosters, 4a-c; gee"-, tic.
FKl ITS
CALIFORNIA CHKU.UES rr bog of
brut I lbs, t2jdi73.
PINK.AI'l'LES-Floilda. 42 le. 32 35 pee
crnte: j slge, 3425 per crate, Jo sine, 34 50
por erst.
STRAW FKRRIE9 - Arkansas. 24-uart
cases. lAJfilfl
TPi PICaL FRUITS
LEMUNS-Lliiionlera, J sTse, 30 25; StiO
tire. tsTf.; other brand, fc-T leas
ORANGES Mediterranean Sweets, 14
17R. ?m. L'.ti sr.d ) !!!. O ae; l. '.JR. im
sins. tlOo. California Navels, extrs fancy,
1". jno. !: 56" etxes, 4 J6; fnncy, IJt else.
3.50, l.W site. 32.50; cholcs, largs sixes, pet
box. t-'.TMtSOO.
BANANAS Per medlum-sixed bunch,
t? fXii'.I?; Jumboen, 32.50U3.5.
FlijS California. bulk. sc; 6-.-rown
Turkish. 14c; 4-crown Turkish, lie; 3-crowa
Turkish. c.
liAl'ES Kadaway, 5Sc; sayer. 5c: hal
lowls. i"c: n-v tund walnjt U.ite. s-lii.
box. 3100.
OLD VF.ETABl.FS.
POTATOES- Tble stock, per bj., T5tO
31 U0; SAed t o-k. l-4jii.'J.
NAVT ilEA.N-4 Per bu , No. L 11 Jo; No.
X II
NEW VEGETABLES.
POTATO LS-2HC l"r lb-At4PAMAirS-70C(il.i
per di. bunctie.
UKAN.-4--iew wax and string, per aam-
P'bEKTS. TURNIPS AND CA RROTS Per
d-;x b-inclea, 4.rifi)c.
CABBAGE 4'sliloroia. ISc.
Cr-LERT -Florida, H-lb crat. 3.25;
clioice. 32.75
PIE Pl.ANT-Per lb., 5c
ONIONS Red or yellow. Colorado, per
bu., 11.00; Texa sliver skin, per crat.
bout 45 -b.. 2.J6- yellow Texas, per crate,
bout to Ibn.. t2.ut). Oteen onions, per do,
fee.
TOMATOES Florida, tancy. 10-10 crata.
tStou.25, choice, 12. 0032.75.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per doa.
tltids. 45c.
CUCl'MBERS-Per do.. H ot
PARSLEt' llotliouae. per do, bunches,
40c
RADISHES Per do, bunches, 20c; extra
large bunches, per dox.
BEEF CUTS.
Rib: No. L lit'; No t. c; No. 3. Mc.
lailn: No. 1. 13c; No. 1 12c: No. 3, U.
Plate: No. 1. Jc; No. t 3c; No. 3, to.
Chuck: No. 1. 6Sc. No. 2, 6c; No. 3. 6"c.
Round: No. 1. 8K.C; No. i. c; No. t, 7o.
ai UAR ti.aiulateC cane. In sacks, 35.61;
gninulated beet. In sacks. 16.13.
COFFEE--Roasted, No. IV 2tc per lb.;
No. 3U, 21c per lb.; No. 25, 19c per lb.; No.
20, 15c per 'b. ; No. 21. 13c per lb.
CHEESE- Block Swiss, lie; llmberger,
14c; Y-mng Americas, 17c
NUTS . allforni walnut. No. 2, oft
hell. 12c: No. 1, oft shell, ltje; Braxll.
lS4Uc. pecan. lS22c: filberts, 12W''; pea
nuts, raw. 7c; roasted, SWc; California al
monds. 17V:; coctx.nui!. I5.il per li.
HIDES AND TALLOWV-Oreen salted.
No. 1, 'Jlc; No. 1. FSc; bull hides. 6c; green
hide. No. L 7Sc; No. 2, Sc; hore, 1.60tf
3 iu; sheep pelts. 50r-all.25. Tallow, No. J,
4i.c; No. 2. 3 Sc. Wool. 15-gC2o.
CANNED GOODS Corn, st.indard. west
ern, ttitWc; Maine. 31. 15. Tomatoes, fancy,
3-lb cans. 31 46; standard. .Mb: cans. 31.20.
Pineapples, grated. 2-ltv, atan.lard, 12 -i
130- sliced, 11.75(62.35; fancy Hawaiian, 1'4
lbs' 1175. Gallon apple 12 0tK(i3.CO. Cali
fornia apricots. 12 0(1. Pears. St.TTi4i2.iw-.
Peaches. Sl.7Eiai2.40: L. C. peaches, r!.iV-
35.) Alaieka almon, red, 31.15. fancy
Chinook, flat. 32 .10: fancy aockeye, flat,
S; Sardine quarter oil 13.26; three
0 larters mustard, 12 76. Sweet potatoes,
tl lotil.a. Sauer kraut, c. Pumpkins. ts
Jitine Wat beans. 2-lb. SOrvSIl.OO. Lima
beans I-lb.. 75c5f1.S!. Ponk-d pess. 2-lb,
80c- earlv June. 9bcfi3A5: Tancy, S1.25i1.45.
FISH Pickerel. dressed, 9c: pike,
dressed. 12c; white fieri dressed, winter
caught. 13al5c: trout. ll'tl."e; halibut. l:ic:
salmon, lflc; catflah. 16c: herring, dressed,
pan froxen, 6c: perch, scaled and dressed.
He- crapple. round. 6fnc: crapples. Iars;e,
faiicy. 15c; black bass. 2Sc: smelt, sweet
and fine. 13c; eel. Isc: blue fish. 15r; r j
snapper. I2tr roe shad, pe' pair.
frog leg. 384c: lobsters, green, per lb,
37c- 'obster. boiled, per lb.. 30c; mackerel,
Spaninh. per lb.. lc: mackerel, native, is
fiSRo per It).: fresh arreeri turtle meat. 26c lb.
CURED FISH Family whit fish, per
eusrtrr bbl.. 1W lbs . $4.rJ: Norway mack
erel No. 1. S36.O0: No. 2. S2 00; herring. In
bbls.. 200 'ha each. Norway. 4k. 311 On.
HAY Choice upland, per ton. S11.00: me
dium. 19 50; No. 1 bottom, IS 50: off grgdsat,
34 noj5.50. Ry trw. 7.
BRAN Per 'ret- 119 00.
COTTON
NEW YORK. May Sj. The suit I
brought ajralnat the New York Cotton ex
change, with a view of affecting a refor
mation In Its methods, has been dismissed
by the refere upon technical grounds.
Thi dismissal, however, haa not te
ulted In any withdrawal of my charge
or deprived me of further legal resource
In the premises. The Issue Is Joined, but
not by any meana determined. I shall
continue, by every means within my
power, to fight for a Just and merchant
able contract In New Tork, and as long s
tha crop outlook continue aa extraordi
nary a It 1 at present and the Indicated
shortage In next year's production seem
to be a acute a at present, I con t Inn to ,
believe that higher price for cotton are
Justified.
I cannot but be amused by th various
rumors current with regard to my posi
tion In the market. I have heard today
alternately that I was heavily hort and
heavily long. A a matter of fact, I be
lieve that cotton 1 going r.lr;".er, and
very much higher, before spinner will
be able to secure from the crop now be
ing planted any reasonable proportion of
the cotton they require.
I shall publish my report, giving th
acreage and condition of the crop, on
Friday next. Aa far as I have been able
to digest the replies thus far received
the Indications are that It will-be an ex
tremely bullish document.
THEODORE H. PRICE.
I IS UPDIKE GRAIN COMPANY 1
4tWaa-anaaxnanannssaBnansawnnjaaannaan)nTw 59
Room 169 Bee Building. Tel. Douglas 2473 j
Members o! All Principal Grain Exchanges
Your Business Solicited w
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was unchanged at
in th local market and at 219
London. Bpelter wa 2 d lo
I ir d In I .on don. but was nnrhn.1 'f
iTi , i,7.ii i. ..!, i- .iT berore very muen Dusinee uau oeen
I?jV iroa wa lower n the mACirx A go,Kl many of the box s
j English maTket . with standard foundry J2i, where, yesterday the
i quired at Id and Cleveland warrants ,,,' th7hoas brouat .2 i 2TW.
I
I IV
I TS
I 0
704 4
TUe 4 04
HOOS Hug sold fully 5c
hevler weight MjlOc lower,
ufTrlng the muL decline.
. was Teiy eiww y i ' - .... m
"I - . . a.. n iftar it 4I.I n r. n m..
wen exnaustea
tran-
oid at
bulk
lower, with
rough heavy
1 lie market
wis s-i. Locauv tne maraet wa un-
chanaed: No. 1 foundry northern I quoted
t 325 '; No 2 foundry northern. t2Sw-
t7v. ' K.25: No. 1 foundry .uthern. S'-ti. jm:!,.s);
Nil 1 foundry .utnem. trs "a as.oO. m..tK
gT. Lft IK. May 21 M ETA L8 Lead, 1 Th market closed very alow nd weak.
Todav' decline, which ha bean brought
about by large rwceip.a at an selling points,
wipes out a.l recent advances, leaving th
maraet close lo the low point uf the
S4
1,4.4U4 sbare.
yerelsa rtnaartal.
LONDON. May 22. Money wa In ln-cr.-ueed
demand ana dearer la tne market
taday. Discounts were firm, owing to tne
quiet at ts.92j; spelter, quiet at 3 30.
aad Resin.
v-rtf vnR k" Uav 1 iTi rr tr xr u.-ku
for coff.-e furures opened unchanged to a ' unfavorable foreign exchaiiga. Trading on
decline of 5 point and Held stead v during
the early session, with Tirsr months stip-o..i-fe,l
bv traila interewta. Lal.-r hue-v.. '
th. -re was some May liquidation and the
market closed steady, net unchanged to
ten point lower. New frt-m outside niar-
-1-ll 111 H ' . i A -1 t. l-l,, ... . .
Short clear nnn i Tv-iie- jTiiv at 1-- rt. ,,r- i t
4f.n-. December at 6.35it.4ic May, L464
Biot coffee quiet: No. T Km, Sc- No. 4
Sen-. 1a. 1114 cwffw dull; C.j(Liva,
th Stock exchange developed a cheerful
tone in the forenoon oa moderate invest
ment purcnaae. but th price of British 1 anee. 3178.
Securities eaaw-i iwr nw unm r.i money 15 j,n
S nil I lie Wllliurawsi wi ut-ori m n-i ciosou
dull, while th weakness In Fans was re
sponsible for a CMrreeponding depression In
foreigners. Japanese imperial i.s of lls4
closed at 11.01 V Americana, after going
down from parity attracted rair attention.
mi
NEW TORK. May H Oil, Cottonseed,
firm; prime crude, f a b, mills. 4.t44c; yel
low. r;Wir67c. Petroleum, firm: Philadelphia
and Baltimore. Ss.5u: Philadelphia and Bal
timore, in bulk. 14.70. Turpentine, quiet.
Hjtc.
Rt SIN Firm: strained common to good. IM
M-ta 1 i
OIL CITT. P-. My JZ 4ILe-tri!lt bal-
Runa. lot.VM bbl.; averaa-.
8htpmciita, IX.Zt bbl.: aver-: r
age. 1.4I4 bbia. n.
SAVANNAH Ga., May 12. Tl'RPEN- . n.
TINE Firm. ik-V.
ROSIN Firm; sales. l.H casks: receipts.
174 casks: shipments, e rsks: stock
IB.K cssks. Quote: A B. C. t r4. D.
E. 4.f2WA7: F. 14.; O t4 rt,
'making tlie general
tnan yeterday.
Representativ sales :
market sejlue lowvr
and prtrw at aooa showed oooatderaul liu- , 14.414 a;
provernm rrom tne opening lereet. htne-r- H. 4.: I. w 30: J, l et: M ajb N
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