Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1902, Page 8

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Dpnh‘AdvmuthduuhlyOm mgumm PROVISIONS SLOW AND SUFFER SETBACK Onats Take Early Upturs, . but Dip Later Retain Only ' Slight Advances, While ‘Wheat Quits Below. Corn CHICAGO, May wan -flhfn lived a H were w Bew, But once more had to rely on weather tactor. July “wheat closed 403 , July corn © up an fi' 55 Dieher, "Provisions closed Wheat was dull. Early there was show strength, on_the corn bulge and B, Eoarta of Bo0d export demand and pur- D abes ot Baptomper aptions supposed 1o he or the forelgn mccount. The local crowd tarted fo bull the m ‘market and succseded for_a_time, corn and_ the wheat E kot turped very dull. Ysquidation then t in_and inasmuch as the shorts had vered_early and there was ho demand or stuft from_ that quarter when selling gan prices had a preity bad tumble owever, the expected export demand di ot materialize. General conditions were vorable to the selling side. The weather s oclearing in the northwest ] el in the Hocking valley, where they had h needed. in' spite of the con- | alk of late seeding northwest ad- T from Minneapolis stated that the eral spring acreage would be about as last year. July wheat opened 0 %e lower, at T%c to T4%@%e, ad- to T4@c and slumped 1o a wreak Lo ; recelpts were 220,000 bu: mpared with 440,000 bushels last year. board clearances In wheat and flour uailed 4,000 bushels. orn had\ very good early support, but eould not hold the advances that were de during the first hour of trade. As on E:tardm. the principal bull factor was the ery small run of cars here, only . Commission houses bought liberally for a Hme and the leading bull sold freely with- Dut depressing the market. Bulls atso wers claiming very small country accept- Bnces, but in this connection it was re- rted that the bids to holders had been Fauud and_that farmers and recelvers uld not sell at the fgures oftered. This ‘accounted for the reduced of- 9 A fter "Tuly haa mold up. from Tt o 6386 ine demand fell oft. ~Seliin gnsued on the advance, The crowd o Shorts who had covered early took ad- vantage of the lapse nto duliness and sold Prices and_most of the " gaing were’ July closed only Arm, W@%o up, at 62y Eradeca in The' oats® pit were guessing today as to what deal 1s on their favorite n. Early in the day the same sort of uying that started prices upwards yes: rday set In again. There was little pres- sure to sell, especially wnen wheat and corn were strong. Prices advanoed well a time, but were affected by the re. The close wa steady in most options, with Jul the best advance, c_higher, %@%c. Recelpts were 1M cars. Provisions were slow and showed de- clines in everything on the list. Hogs were lower and started an easier market. Some gupport was shown at the start for a time, dut on the grain weakness the close was depressed. July pork closed 10c down, at $17.07%; July lard, 2%o down, at $10.15; July wibs, lower, at $9.57%4@9.60. Estimated receipts for tomorro Wheat, 6 cars; corn, 46 cars; oats, 120 cars 000 h "The leading features ranged as follows “Artioles.| Open. | High.| Low. | Close.| Yes'y ! 75’/. %ah 61 ;:&g% wlxlg gt b &5 i §s5 538 @ S35 pee 533 584 {383 8= ES 23 | eve *No. 2. aOld, bNew. Cnh mmom ‘were as follows: 5 wlnur patents, : clears, 40; p-tem-,ma‘mé 0. 3 spring, T%c; No. 2 red, SA?L-No 2, A1%@42%c: No. 2 white, 4@ “rkc No. lwhm Dy-No. 1 flax, §1. nTl~ prlm- tlmolhy. 35.3006. Cfllllrlcl !‘I 35, e p"xmwm'\ v et st glac, Gasut), ikt naiied shouiders’ boxed) cloar sides (hoxed). 102100, TSKY-—-On basis of hlgh wines, $1.30. ‘The !n|lfl'|nl w'r. the recelpts and ship- ments yesterd: R.e.l% lmpmnu * 40,000 On the Produce ucham today the but- «r marke! % b -tuiy.su- "' T Tine NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET, Quotations of th Co Day on Various odities, O tes .00 winu( cxtras grades western, $1.29. RY! eudy; No. 2 western, 86%c, f. 0. b., afloat; state, @@eic, c. I f, New York BABLEY-DulI feeding western, 6@ 5 & New York; malting, 67%@c c. wnm’r—mmw. 00 bu.; export 3,000 bu. No. 1 o market ‘atronkthoned catiy fin%ine a y by t rumors, & higher corn market, a Dulliah French crop tew mall northwest receipts. to general realizing and ‘Wea'her forecast and closed eas) notaccnn- line, May, S0%GR0Nc, closed at 8e| Iernber wa‘ clo-od ot oXe; ember, 506 oml-meupu hone; exports, 32 bu m urr 4 unn.-'fu Which prices reeod.d. and c?o-d we{o:an b a Bl e OA’ 3 69,000 by e, export talk and heat finally favorablé § eity, 6%e; country, K@ Coidted ts, 588 lored and ‘white, lluc. new tate, full ore am, colored, ) firm. te mestern, un- candled, falr to good e o MOLABSES—Steady; Naw - Driedns, 90 POULTRY—Alive, nominal.] Jressed er; brollers, 28@82c; fowls, 1iBgc; turnv ETALS-There was andth sr active day in copper at the New York M tal exchanes. The sales amounted to 260,00/ Iba.,. includ- ing 100,000 Ibs. of lake for A Jgunt aclivery $12.47% and 150,000 Ibs. of electrolytic in aqn-l lots h:r June, July ansl August de- livery at This, ‘toge ther with an advance ‘of b& Iniihe Tondon's sarmet, caused n improvement of about 12 here. Thus Take Closed at $13.37i4er12.62 at_ $12.%0g1235, A for apot to 00. London cl casting @ A spot_at T'2ad Tiled steady’ here and" unohan $4.12%, while London stood at &11 Spelter was unchanged -t london. closing at £18 10s, whereas the N ork marke! h 80@4.00. L scal iron prices jominal; No. l % ko northern, 9.5 120,50 founary, Douthern: 18K it _Ne. 1 foundry, southern soft, 3 50, forelgn ‘markets were .bon; stemdy. Gias. gow closed at (38 104 and |Middlesborough were steady, with warrante northern, w OMAHA WIIOI.E!AI:H MARKETS, n of Trade and jQn Staple and Faney Produc EGGS8—Includin "l'"o. 2 cases, lo; o '8 relumtd l E POU —JChickens, dc; ol tors, aceording to] sk A?c turkeys, un%coucn and geene, 7c; brollers, per s o BUTTER_Packi al) n_tubs, 1 FRESH CAU 10c; herring, “plol dress uffalo, bluefln:?lo wm!ufl-h ck bass) 15 addock, uc roe lplll shad r 1 [ H lobaun. &reen, per. mméorm—l,we dos., T6e. e A ATE—49c. RAN—J‘or ton, $18.00.1 HAY Prices qlo Hay Dealers' association: i upland, $; No. 1 8. No. 1 coarse, Rye straw, $5.50 These prices are for haw of good color and quality. Demand fair. Receipts light. VEGETABLES. EGGASHAYJ.;I‘—‘IQ‘IMMI. r dos., lls. — Floride, . 00@1.25, LXLLIFLDWER—&&I 3 POTATOEE Nonhern $1.00; Colorado, $1.26; new poNl?l orappl pike, 11¢; lunfllh, 60‘ fish, b mnn. lfic' snapper, 10c; per_palr, 3¢ sters, botled er GREEN ONIONE. %‘ . lccofllnl to ze_of bunches, 16@25c, ABPARAGUS-Home grown, per dos., 8 cucvMBEna—Homou-e. per: doz., .75 LPiNACH_Home grown, per bu. . LETTUCE—Hothouse, per dns., PARSLEY—Per doz. o/ RADISHES—Per dos., 2@dc; per box, per $2.00 a1 WAX BEANB—II"nol per_1-3 bu, box, T6c; rket hllket 1&: GREEN PEAS_DeF bu. box. ¥1.1608 % one-third bu. RHUBA Home grown, per Ib., lsiu. CABBAGE—California, new, UNIONB-NQW southern onions, in sacks, 3¢, TOMI\TOEB—FIcrld- per 6-basket - crate, $3.76; choice, $2.7 AV BEARE Fer bu., s FRUITS. CHERRIES—California, per box, SRR DR TES Per Hogt. caser GoouEBERmu—Per 24-qt.” case, K1Y TROPICAL FRUITS. PINEAPPLES—Florida, 30 to 3 count, BANANAS—Per bunch, according to size, SANGES_Budded, $8.25; Mediterranean sweets, $3.50G8.7. LEMONS_Fancy, #.0; cholce, $8.35; Mes- sinas, 9 0G40 FIGS—California, new cartons, $1; im- ported, per Ib., 12@14c. MISCELLANEOUS. 2-section case, $2.75G8. ‘IDER— ehawka, per $8.25; 0. New 2ol b&)nn—mr 10, Se; shelled, gc. llm No. o) 1 b. hel 1&.- hard shell, 16¢; pecans, la r 1. ic; lml. 10c; cocoanuts, p"r"u?u. Botes hides, $1.00G5 LS—A. B. Alpern quot Fiosa: Trom, covntey ia ron, stove bla plate, per t 1 light, per lb zinc, per Ib., DD META following St. Louls Grain and Provisl track, " Boptombet @784c. her; No. 2 c; July, kfil hl[‘l;:r, a; ul K{m 2 whltz. RYE—Nominal, FLOUR—Dull and unchanged; red winter tents, $3.665@3.50, 'hexln fancy and straight, 60; clea 55 00@$.25. dy; east track, 91%e. sler; ‘umothy” $IES0GIBOD; prat: HISKY—Steady; $1.30. lRON co'n‘o TlES—ltnd i 8105, GGIN 5%@6%c. I’ROV!BIONS—Pork, Joyree; lobling, old, 7.60; new, Lard, lower, §! salt meats (boled) ek onits Shocts Red clear ribs, $10; short cledr. §0.2% Bacon boxed), quiet; extra shorts and clear ribs, m%: short clear, n METALS—Lea “.MIIWA Bpel- ¢ lcnn- 10¢; Aatge. Ve tur- 11@a0e; 28,000 70,00 .00 Liverpool Grain and Provisions. LIVERPOOL, May 21 steady; No. 1 northern, e Cali: 5d. Fut quiet 6s 144d Sel)lnmber. s L ln.rlcm mixed, l\el'. d. PEEAB—Clnldlnn. steady at 6s 6d. F’IGD(' ~8t. Louls llncy wlmer ‘P%S—A( London (Pacific coast), firm, PROVISIONS — Beef, firm; extra Indla mess, 1023 6d. Pork, firm; primi Restorn. . Hems, -ho& cut, middies, heavy, '35 to Short clear backs, 16 s St Deillen 34 io 16 1be., "stendy: Shoulders 11 to 12 lbs. qui Lard, American refined, in pails, i u.ha prime western, dn tlerces, uiet, 52s. “m "ITER—Nominal; finest United States, TALLO“—PHI:. CA!Y‘ firm at 8ls; Aus- tralian, Lond. t s, oSHE! l:—rmn Tmerncan finest white, cu: :‘n‘?l White, new, Bis: n Tona Ko = s Kansas Oty Grain and Provisions. KAN ! May 2. -WHEAT— A-fliu finest P %m....tm 3 %fiff‘:{nm w i $13.00; nfl’! 20c; fancy dalry, N M y n" h-o - ‘whitewood turned, 13c. cases re- ts. Shipments. ‘Wheat 8B & f] Minnespolis Wheat, Flour and Bran. % Boribern, choice THE M'l. .‘*1! ERANn bulk, $14.00914.50. Seed. May May, 8dc; easler. Cash: July, ;. September, B, 8EED—Cloy —Duli, sieady. MILWAUKEE, May a340; 'y ; September, 6l O g W v Mg Cash: $5.00; 21.~WHEAT—Active, July, 76%ec; OMAHA DAILY BEE: first clears, $2.9098.00; May, WHEA No. 1 northt;'.n, m No. 2 north- PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-BUTTER-— Qylet; extra western creamery, | 2%e. western GA8—Firm, good deman 17c; fresh southwestern, 16%c; fresh fres southern, 15! é'unm!m“—'r o 1@ e, b Graid Market. fair to good creamery, DUL(Y‘I‘H May 2.—WHES# T—Clsh No hard, No 2 northern, northern, o; May, T%e; ATB—Cash, 43%e. Peorim Market. T3%c July, PEORIA, 63c. May 21.—CORN-—Firmer; No. 75%0 1] No. ofirs—-xoaer.mi active; No. 2 white, % billed lhrou[ IBKY—$1. NEW Notwithsta: s Averse to Recession. YORK STOCKS AND BONDS, & Dull Character Tone NEW YORK, May 21.—The tone of re- -lnnnce todi stock market, notwiths d narrow professional chi depression was still manifest not much assistance in the way of strength derived from the coal stocks either, whl(‘h were dull and sluggish hnll ‘when prices hardened there and elsewhere in the day, ‘until just before the close, market. ‘The conspicuous Pacific an today and wa whole market. rts of a its afMliated strong be lubl Another s\ advances of stocks strength of Canadian lines continued a notable influence on the There was a revival of the Transatlantic steam- p line in the interest of the line and to dize the Canadlan government. ning factor was the wide n the usually inactive stocks and of minor rallroad stocks avail- ble for combinations and absorptions. The demnnd for those stock was stimulated y the details of the plan for taking over e in me Chicago, Indlanapolis & Louls: the Jolnt nterest of the Southern rallway and the Loulsville & Nashville and the ac- quisition of of_the Wab The stocks these de: nf a large to their influences. A jum; immediately and of & points amples. Ann Arbor in the Interest concerned In were rather heavy, but buying umber of other stocks could be p of 21 Doints in Cleveland. Loraine & Wheellng in the preferred were ex- Bome degree of strength was given to the #oft coal carriers by the lur'po ition that the continuance of the ant| racite strike Yould lead to an increase of their traffic. ‘There was less fear that the strike would 8 coal trade. ive buyin; intervals spread to the bitumin ‘Th uring vance in the price raw cotton here and strength in the Lon- don copper market were supplemented by reports of gri ‘There were of Amal- the of Impmvemenl in the trade. mors of a compromise of the confiict of interests in the trade, The foreign trade continued to show a yleldin, tendency in spite of the fallin money. This hension that ‘would lo exports of gold. rate jave rellef from the appre- in the fall the money rate Londe of lon peace in South Africa h an 1y was an lddmonnl factor in the strength of the mnrket, whlch was quite marked at the close of t! Bonds wnre ull, United 8 States 4s decline Total sales, Dar value, cent on the last cnl?“oday are the closing prices on the Na' !orl Btock exchange 2sayinay u;:ssss. Z8 Fadd t 14/ Laclede Gy National Biscuit National Lead No. American Pacific Coast o o 8 |w-t-n Union % Locomo. E—Easy, actual business in hlllk!rl bills for delnlnd and at “M Poated rates, .8 merch il with at @545 Tor Tty six 4"W.8; com 'Mexican dollars, YNDS—Government, rallroad, weak; tive; T New York Mintng & NEW YORK, May 21.—The following are the e\uln‘ prices on mining stock state, he closing quotations on bonds are as ac- Moy es were fAIrI easy. i/ th owin, to v amount of bulllon taken Int England on balance today wae RIS, May On the bo Enrn Were calm _and hesitatin ut later improved on rumors of ter peace pru-pects Kafirs and eome i dustrials were in t 8004 _request at first, bit later ruled Foward the- closs firs advanced on renewed demand. This had a tendency to benefit the international shares and the international list generally closed firm. Russian industriais were r urchased on more satisfactory repo Unelan Omnibug - rose. Sharly, while Thomson-Houston and Metropolitans ~ ad vanced in demand. ~ Favorable ad vices from New York and Iondon had a tendency to strengthen Rio tintos. Three T Nmm'"b 1||r:: ‘ Exlch:(r;u on bcn- c. Spanish ¢s clos Bertin: y 1%; three month Boston Stock Q BOSTON, May fl‘(‘n" j6_per cent; time loa per cent. Official closing of stocks and bonds: Atehison Gan 1s M N. E. G. Atehinon do ptd.. huns, Boston & Albany Boston & Me Boston Elevaty Fitchburg pfd.. Mex. Central American” Sugat do_ptd American T. & T. Bominion 1. & 8. Mam. Electrio . pra BAR SILV ER—stendy. W4 per ounce, i per cent. The rate of dis- count In e tbrket Tor both shors ami three months' bills is 2% per cent. Bank Clea OMAHA, May 21—Bank clearings today, $1,025,067 vurnspflndln,fldly last year, : decrease, 93. Al balances, for sixty days, $4.88 on deman exchange, 4c premiy ST, 1018, May 21- —cumnr $ s batances, HLi4 460} money, steady, & cent; New York exch-nle Toc prem| EW YORK, o1, batances, H0.18 HALTIMORE, Ilm 2‘1 .—~Clearings, $243,874,- 21.—Clearings, $3,888,~ o16; balances, $560,646; money, 6 per cent. OSTON, May 21.—Clearings, $28.317,i24; balinces, $1.108 PHILADELPHIA, May_21. — Clearin; $22,511,055; balances, money, per cent. CINCINNATI, Ma. 21.—Clearings, $3,260,- 400; money, per cent;” New Fork ex- change, 30@i0c premium. Condition of the Treasury. WASHINGTO ment of the tre: eral fund, exclusive of the $150.000.000 § reserve in the division of &redempt shows: Avallable cash balances, $186, gold, §95,665,062. Cotton Market. NEW YORK Hl 21.—COF FEE—8pot Rto, bc; No. 17, b ~ordova, ge. *o mlrket opened l(aldy, unchanged to 6 F higher on scattering demand from ocal shorts and moderate support from the clique, based on better than expected cables from European markets and predic- tlons for a smaller crop movement. Opera- tions were quiet most of the forenoon, but became quite active later, with the market dis) to lose the early rise under profit- selling by London long he_close was steady and net ' unch: . Total sales bags, inclue ! June, 5.06c; mber. 5.4 October, 5.40c; Daecm moder-.te bu- higher; Amerioan. mi mlddlln‘ good middiing, ling, §1-82; ow middling, !‘ ordinary, 413-16; ordinary, 49-16d. The sales of the day were 8,000 bales, of which 2,00 were for epeculation and ‘export and'included 7,600 American; recelpts, 20,000 bales, in- clumnT 16,50 "American. Futures opened osed stead American middling, ua buyers; May and June 'and " July, July and August, 3 st ‘and Sep- tomber. 4 Btid Bayess btember and October, 4 36-64@4 36-64d, 'buyers; October and November, 4 27-64@i 23-6id, sellers; No- vember and Deécember, 4 25-64G4 26-64d, sell- ers; December and January, 4 24-64 @4 2- 64d’ sellers; January and February, 4 %- 64d_sellers. NEW YORK. May 21.—COTTON—Spot closed steady, ¢ higher; middling up- land, 9 §-16c; mi """'_,f“i 9 13-16c; sales, 108 bales, Futures clos 0c} #Ir. 5 lbl‘d' 3 Bep: November, 1.96; Febru- LOU J’ ‘OTTON—Market qulet, steady; mid llnfi Siges salen, 10 baten; receipts, 61 'bales; shipments, 1,148 bales: l!ock 34216 bate ALVESTON, 'May 21.—COTTON—Mar- ket nomined at 0 36e, NEW ORLEANS, May L —COTTON— Stead; 9.20@9.28c; *_June, 9.24@9.25c o, 718, Ma, , 8 Tmm “‘( dling 1 tock, 1 ¥ mid- falr, lo1- it roc recllpll 575 bales. ‘Wool Market. BOSTON, May 21.—WOOL~' tions on cholcest ple s The quota: territory on as lollo' 3 Fine, ‘mediu 3a5e; * Fine "washed fleeces are thoroughly weil sustalned, with lmited offerings, Ohlo, and Pennsylvania XX nomingl, I XX and above, faine wool 1a. In very ly, with the market firm. Michi, e; No. 1 washed combin; 2814@- Australian _wools of coured, 10@1%; good, 61GSSc; lvenn, [ @sée. LONDON, May 2L.—WOOL~The offerings at_the wool auction sales today numbered 14,162 bales. Competition was active, Americans bought several lots of good medium crossbreds. The sales will close on May 3 Following are today's sales in detall: " Rew . Wi im0 i Reoured; I‘!ll)’r M\Id (' s Punta Arens 29!» 60 ST. LOUIS, May et dlum grades, T%¢; Beavy "ine, ‘log1tie lght fi ;m'ls"u':' ght fine, : tub washed, 1 OIL (‘lTY Mly 21.—OIL~Credit balances, id; shipments, 127,204 v ru, bBbls.; ru bls.: average: 77,146 bbls. nv.um,m Ga., May 2L.—OIL—Turpen- tine, firm, Rosin, firm; A. B, C, D, $.20; .nu F, nw G, $.36; H. f1.55; Ko $285; N, 8.55; W. oot \'ofix. May 21.—OIL—Cottonseed, Rosin, 'steady. Turpentine, steady, & n?OEEDO 0. May 21-OIL-North Lima, jouth LA and Indiana, LIVERPOOL. May H.—OlL—Cottonsted, 278 6d. !l —Olb—-Cllcu\u linseed, i, 38s. Turpentine Shirits, s Sa. Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, May 2L.—-DRY GOODS—The demand for both lllpl. and fancy cottons has been oday for immediate needs, a falr demand for the The cloth market is slow, with an easy tone for wide goods. Men's wear woolen and worsted fabrics quiet. Dress g quiet without change in price. NEW YORK, luy 2. —SUGAR—Steady; {'1"&"""{“ m. e-nlr"\lul % l-l- mnb'é‘i« My "glu—u«. lhy. W ORLEANS, ::m:. CX L ".t.“,"' éx.-: OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Beef Bteers Opened a Shade Lower, but Olosed with Loss Fully Regained, HOGS GENERALLY FIVE CENTS LOWER Bulk of Sheep Receipts Consigned Direct to a Local Packer, but the Few Bunches on Sale Brought Just Al RECEIPTS FY t Steady Prices, SOUTH OMAHA, May 21 'OR THE YBAR TO DATE. The following table shows the receipts o cattle, hogs'and sheep at South Omaha o Ror the Jear 1o date, an t yeal ompaNsons with 1901, Inec. EN08 270,458 28,435 008,00 912,210 96, 6,782 440,48 Dec. Date. | 1802, 11901.1800. 1899, llfl.il.t 1898, 1 S e Saee -6 SSEESS *SRSBRAB 2 ¥ - & - -} e _RESERE 1 i 28 zs3 ] = e .. 2 2ER ':.-.:u a3 eamcenios ..--- "pasgsn —cesmte ‘zgaree srgese 22 s fohts s seggag "oz o SEB BBER! oS recmon BES BESES oo EREBER BE prrse—— e T 2RSSR 3 ss::';:;a:s =SS! weseseses 22288 wesses 8 * indicates S junday. YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS. The followin; cary of feeders ship) yesterday and their J. E. Moor, Bllllnn. P. Q. flmn, J. A, Vln ‘The officlal nun, rundy, & nn -how- the number of to the country elunlllun. Mont, M elia oc)( lnllnd o Ta. Summitt, Ta. *Wabash.: number of cars of i brought in today by each road w: Clt(l‘e. Hogs. 8h'p. ‘Total recelpt: iy Shbotttion oF ibs Wiy's Teouly each follows, u was buyer purchasing the number of head indicated: Bu ers, Packing Co... Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. R . Bvlh and Company. Cudahy Packing C Armour h Co, Omaha P, 00 PP V- Fowler Packin, Other buyers. CATTLE—] 2,867 10,006 2,691 le were mod- erate today, so lhn for the three days nl this week a decrease is noted with the same d R'ho table abo a8 col ys week. ve will show (he exut ng- res. The steer market opened a little slow this morning and a shade lower., That was largely owing reported and the m Later advices about 16,000 much lower as The sales that In l 00od man, me kinds sold for yesterday, as h-vlnl 20,000 ket head to the fact that Chicago was head of cattle weak to a dime lower. showed that there were on and the market not reported earlier in the day. were made here early were cases & nickel lower' than ut lhe market closed stronger, so that the loss was fully regained. to be anxlous for ckers seemed upplies and especially for the more desirable offerings, and as a result every thin Tl;|ye quality of the offerings as was disposed of in good a whole was about up to the average to- day, although caitle. Th chl .n from ry many there were no very toppy cow market am not show very much There were not l’clud.d in the offerings and The Detter grades in particuiar sold freely at just about less desirable ected to some exten :’:rlt mldn that looked a little lower, ady Is, veal in just about yesterday. Btockers and 50 that, country steady. to strong and without much chan, steady prices. Some of the offerings 'lere of course t and some sales ul thin, !\ the market was right wi N yel(.rdly 14 calves stags also sol the umo notches they did feeders were scarce today, d _from the prices held lullv nll md sold steady i e commner kinds from yesterd ge ay There were only 6 cars of cattle -mpped to_the country yesterday. BEEF STEERS. . No. 108 L 1208 STEERS AND HEIFERS. ) e 2333383383882 238 i 3 sadpernzeane Representative ¥ csssssssssanaancnnss, crenssntensetanastannnanRnn STEsSs SRR RRESS RN NINET 8828 RRRSEREEESSIRI32822 2R =N : 5 3 ot PR e e 0 ! e R R AR anetesbassstanns HEEETasSNERRRRESE 8232828 RAIAIARRTET 3%y EETESnESE82888883 38R “ B T Teteted =33 z33322% 23 [T S 2333 EEEEPEEEEEPCEFEE TR > |~ 233323832 Gon coccamnces. Sabe ¥ gp— s383333382 ORI z o o crrensasmnn o nnnuwenes e L xus2gssssnsTennnny 3 [} 2 1 2 3 860 1. §70 6 2% HOGSThers was quite a liberal run of hogs here this murnmg and as Chi was quoted about lower packers Thie polnt wanted o buy thete"suppiies nickel lower than they dld yesterday. The market started in rather slow and not much was done for a time, but later on buyers and sellers got together and the k of the offerings changed hands in 2ehort time. *Ya most’ casee the market was only 6c lower, but at the same time gome of the commoner kinds sold 5@i0c . The bulk of the good weight hogs sold from $7.10 to $1.2 and the medium welghts went from $5.95 to $1.10_and the light stuff sold from $6.95 down, The close of 'the market was very slow and weak and at noon there were still a few loads unsold. Representative sales £ 23 2_2:5! (B ¥ : g2sl s¥s RERARNRSEBYE & sa28agseea. 8888533883388385&88832’8388883!8‘;3‘3!882833!8 2n5a S3IIIIISSIIIIRRRS 23! t23 G il o R s SR e e R A S S SR S R sEsazesasasasseasEs 3 WSHEEP-Recelpts o ere considerably heavier today than on Monday snd Tuesday, but the recelpts for the three days show & big decrease pured with elther the same da week or of last year. The bUlK ot & arrivals today was consigned direct to local packer, so that the number on ‘sals was after all very siall. The market could best bo described by calling It just about steady with yesterday, even though Chicago was reported 10c lower. Packers seemed to be anxious for supplies and as & result everything sold at an early hour, A bunch of Mexican wool lambs s0ld a8 high as 3675 and some clipped’ lambs brought $615. A little ‘bunch of wethers told'at 4600 and that was about all there was offered of any consequence. Quotations “for clipped stock:” Good to choice wethers, 36.000855: fatr v gont 15 @6.00; aoo to choice ewes, 85 08650 S T3 e T g0t M rEpe b Sy e, 408 Solin” abaus !Wfldc ‘abov R 14, Cholce Colorado. wooled Sarghe .75 10 fair . to good, .60, sales T cutls .. 6 cull lambs cull lambs bucks .. and lambs Tipped I clipped la 46 Mexican CHICAGO LIVE 2 61 o nd ‘Veariings. ITOCK MARKET.- Cattle Steady and Hogs, Lambs Lower. CHICAGO, May 21.—CATTLE—Receipts, 1,000 head, ncluding 09 Texans; steady g0od to prime steers, .66; poor to focdtun, 350638, stockare and feadlr- a1 .4b; " cows, 25; hemu. canners, §1. ;" bulls, .00, galves, $2.5007.0; Toaas 700 Stogts, gwo 34,00 head; HOGS—Recelpts, eatimated tomorrow, mixed and hulcherl un to_cholce hea v Iluin $6.0507.06; 7,185 120" AMBE_Recelpts, 20,000 head; weak and @a shade lower; lambs, 261: lower; good to choice wethers, uofi fair’ to cholce mixed, $5.256.00: Sastin Sheep. BRGLE: aaiive [be elf $5.2506.9; western lambs, clipped, 56.00; top, for Colorado lambe, $1.50. Officfal’ yesterday: Cattle Hogs . Bheep Recelpta Shipments, ffid ) KANSAS CITY, May 2L—CATTLE—Re- celpts, 4,00 head natives, 4% head Texans, 100 head calves; best beeves steady to strong, others steady to shade Jower; cholce export and dressed beef 1.40; falr to eeders, $3.00@5.00; err, Texas ‘and Inalan steers, §3.900% five 55; c.nmnwfi‘w.m tive h:‘h’erun. dwc cllvu b0 P nua market mo-uy Bc lu'/er, top, oFr Rm'n(l held. lheCP. nudy lo weak; lambs, native lambs, w H .20; native we her-. X western welhers, 3. fed ewes , .00 'll'.lll c'llIDPId Y!lrll&l.l “k d sheep, $4.35@56,60, stockers ll'l Teoders, BR0GLED: St. Lou I.lvc Stock Market. BT. LOUIS, 21.~CATTLE—Receipts, 180" noad, Tnctuding 80" Texans: saatiet steady for natives "11| strong to 10c higher for Texans: native shipping and export steers, beef and butcher steers, : Siteers under $4.35G6.55; stockers and_fee 10; .;m, RRGLE, coms and n.uEu 2.1 HOGS8—Receipts, §800 held mmrket bae lower; plgs and ligl u. 90; packers, 6. 'R butches n SHEELE CAND LAM lvRacelph 4,000 hend: market He Tower: mative. muttop, Eioge T: lambs, $%5.7657.50; culls and bucks, New York Live Steck Market. NEW YORK. May 2_-BEEV Bteers slow cows steady to 10c off; IN.MO. ‘eows, $.6; & few extra, $4.75g5.25. Cables slow and unchanged; shipments, 819 quarters of beef. d firm; lrllllorm"kl, ed veals, lower, 8@10ie % xuus—km elpts, b, AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 1.1 . sheep, slow and weak; lambs, 106 15c extra prime steady: -prtn" 1a B8, SUpp 006 few export wethers, $8.50; culls, gs. . % slipped lambs, 6. 7087 gl spring lam] ! SDFINg lambs, by the hea .50, St. Joseph Live Stook Market. AT JOSPPH, May —CATTLE-Re- ceip! 1400 head; steady; native steers, G735 cows and helfers, $6.16@6.80; veals, BO(8.35. stockers and feeders, $2.2506.% HOGS “Receipts, 4500 head; steady: ilght gnd light mixed, $&G73; medium and heavy, §1.15735%: pi SHEEP AND LAMBS market 10@i5c lower. Stoux Clty Live Stock Market. JHloux Cl'n_"r In, May 21— (Special Tele. Recelpts, 300 07 copa Bulle shd r'rl and feeders, $3.00 teady to Bc . $6.90@7.00. lrl n ll. 3!0( 4.00. eipts, u«- head; lower. u‘lllnl’ at um 20; bul Stock in Sight. The following table show of cattle, hoks and eheep cipal markets for May 2 c.\ome Hoge. the receipts t the five prin- . Sheel ¥ 400 200 450 500 078 (pples and Dried Fruits, Evaporated Ap NEW YORK, May 2.—EVAPORATED APPLES—The market continues very firm, but with the volume of business small, both for jobbing and an export account. I some instances export grades are even gaking higher than outside fgures quoted State, commen mu& } oinme, Bl <) nn Prun-- 10c; cholce, 1 CALIFORNIA DRIED enerally unchanged; -m.ay and some ;nhhln1 demand noted’ for new Banta Clara ruit, large size; old fruft still irregular and lower to sell ricots and peaches steady and unc hnn mp and show no fea- ture. ~ Prunes, 4. Apricots, boxes, c; bags, Peaches, peeled, 1T impetiaa Selecting Successor for Corrigan. NEW YORK, May 21.—A meeting of the rectors of the archdiocese of New York will be held tomorrow to begin the work of melecting a successor to the late Arch- bishop Corrigan. The fourteen rectors of this dlocese will select three names, which will be presented and paseed upan by the seven bishops of the province of New York one month after the death of the arch- bishop, June 9. Margaret Taylor Delivered to Fathe: ‘WASHINGTON, May 21.—The State de. artment received a cablegram from Cone sul Pearson at Genoa, Italy, stating that Margaret Taylor has been dellvered to her father and that the two salled today on the Kalserin Maria Theresa for home. Stricken Judge Cannot Recover. NEW YORK, May_2L—George P. An- drews of the New York supreme court, who was stricken with apoplexy last Fri- day, has been unconscious for several hours and his recovery is belleved to be Imposs ble. Judge Andrews has been on the bench tweniy years and hag a wide reputation as a jurlst Another Bubble Bursts. NEW YORK, May 21.—Shares of the American FElevated Railroad company, Which sold off 22 points to 7 on the curb yesterday, were offered at §1 a share at today’s opening of dealings on the curb. Condition of Pauncefote Improving. WASHINGTON, May 21.—It was stated at the British embassy his forenoon that the condition of Lord Pauncefote is im- proved, notwithstanding the fact that he passed a rather restless night. ‘Well Digger Falls to Death. YANKTON, 8. D., May 21.—(Specfal)— Barney O'Connor, a well digger of Wak- onda, was euffocated in a well about two miles from the town last Saturday. He had the well about ffty feet deep. While golng down into It he was overcome ‘with gus at the depth of twenty feet and fell to the bottom, killing himself instantly. His assistants had difficulty in getting his remains to the surface, Huron Bank Entertains, HURON, 8. D, May 21.—(Special.)—The First National bank of this city celebrated its twentieth anniversary Monday by seni- ing souvenirs to all its patrons, and later in the afternoon entertaining scores of ladies in the bank parlors. The Institu- tion is one of the strongest banking houses in this part of the northwest, and aside from being a national bank is a govern- ment depository. Stoux Indian Buys Land. 810! FALLS, 8. D, May 21.—(Special.) —Probably the first purchase of farm land ever made by a Lower Brule or Crow Creek agency Indian has just been recorded in Lyman county, where Wesley Huntsman, an educated, Sloux, has purchased from A. C. Smorile, a white man, a quarter section of land, paying $925 for it. 35 00 A MONT Spnlnllsl In all DISEAS sod D OIDEIO of MEN. 12 years in Omaba SYPHILIS by the QUICK. '\ safest and most nn!lll’ll method that R ':s"" disense on the skin oF 'l'.'fi guaranteed to be G L cured. 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