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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-27
IHOLDSTSONN
Quotation Steady With Fair
Receipts, Quality Fair.
TOPS REST ON S3,45
No Cattle Trading Because of
No offerings.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
steady in quotation and on the average
in point Of receipts for the past several
days. The wagon trade while stretched
along through q great part of the day,
did not produce many large punches
but the trade was fairly active and the
quality good. There were five loads
weighed up or rather four. and the
hog part Of a mixed load. The quality
Of car offerings was Just fair. with two
cars several points better than the rest.
one OF these was heavies and one medi-
ums. II was not a heavy day on the trad
ing and yet the business after il came in
was done promptly and sales made read
uy. As 10 strength Of the local market It
again demonstrated its always present
latent tone All the other western live
stock markets went of, some Of them
quite notably. Five cents lower marked
some Of them, and weak 10 lower also
prevailed. At no time and for no grade
OF hogs was the quotation here lower
than steady, and heavies, lights, stra ght
whole car loads and cut-outs, all went in
II good steady prices, and irrespective
also OF quality. The demand was firm
and many more hogs would have been
bought. The top hogs Of yesterday We're
rot so good as the top hogs for Thursday.
anu tA1 pIIce IOr tops was ~ cents on.
Two cars brought the g. IS point and six
punches OF wagon hogs also. The tops
for week ago same day were s. 50. The
bulk range was about the same as the
day bcfOre.t and the average weight ONLY
one pound different The receipts were
ahead Of the same day last week. but
under those Of the day previous. We
rythtng consigned was sold except tone
load Of contract stuff a. private sale.
which viii cross the scales early this
morning. Il was q fair day in the hog
division, with the pens cleaned up and
trading active so far as receipts would
allow. The cattle market was wanting in
offerings but there was a demand for all
classes. With a clearing up of the roads
in the shipping country, the beIated ship
ments VIII come in again all right. and the
market at this point viii be ready to re-
ceive them
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LIYESTOUK MARKER.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, May 95.-CattIe-Trade in cat
tie was dull and prices ruled shade
easier; fancy grades brought 5.6Cd5. 20;
choice steers, s.. 3505. 80; mediums, 81 So
d5.00; beef steers, $4.400t4. so; bulls, 50 Goa
40; cows and heifers, s.. 70d4.50; western
I'd steers, 81. 75Q5.50; Texans, S4.2oG5.00;
calves, s.. 0GQ775.
Hogs-The supply Of hogs was N ex-
cess OF the demand and prices ruled PIC
lower. Fair 10 choice, S.77l2Gl3. S7l2: heavy
packers, s3.5Gd3. 70; mixed, 3. 60q3 so; pigs,
S. 25Q3.70.
Sheep-There was a lively demand for
sheep and lambs at the recent decline.
Poor 70 prime sheep. S3.50G5.50, chiefly
$4.75d5.45; yearlings, $5.50a5.S5; clipped
lambs, s.. 25a6.50; largely S5.S5G6.30; Colo
rado wooded lambs. S6.JfG6 50; spring
lambs, S7.00d8.O0 per 100 pounds.
Receipts-Cattie $500; hogs 5000; sheep
1850.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, May 26.-CattIe-Receipts
3,345 natives; $50 Texans; market active
at unchanged prices; Texans firm TO a
shade higher; heavy native steers, s.. 001
5.55; medium steers, A-7505.O0; light
weights, S4-50G5.05; stOckers and feeders,
s.. 400; butchers cows and hefers,
50. 25q4.90; Gamers, S2.5GQ3.2 butcher
bulls, So. 25G4.40: western steers, $1,000
As; Texans. $3.7504.9O.
Hogs-Receipts, 14130. Good packing
and shipping demand Trade fairly active
at steady prices; heavy. s.. 65a2.75; mixed.
$5-5GQ3.7o; light, 50. 45q3.60; pigs $500
345
sheep-Receipts, $500. liberal supply
caused further decline in prices. Spring
lambs brought $7.0oG75O; wool lambs, $50
0G-25; clipped lambs. S5.0G66. 90; clipped
muttOns. 81 coos. %: stockers and feeders,
s.. 00a5.00; culIs s.. 5oa3.25.
ST LOUIS.
St. Louis, May 26.-Cattle-Receipts 800;
market firm and higher; native shipping
and export steers, &.7505.50; light and
dressed beef and butcher steers, $500
5-l5; stockers and feeders. S3.60d4.55: cows
and heifers. s. 5oa490; Texas and Indian
steers, $5.50d490; cows and heifers, s.. 10
a.. 20.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market 5 cents
lower; pigs and lights, 81. 7ed3. IS; pack
ers, 50 .65G3. 10; butchers, Sc. 1913. S71a.
Sheep-Receipts. 300: market firm; ma
tive muttOns, S4.65G5.65; spring lambs,
s.. 5CdT.15.
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Foreign stocks and Money.

London, May 2S.-After slight pause
securities took a decided turn upward
The strength on Wall street yesterday
and support accorded the market here
impaired a general tone of buoyancy. The
notable feature Of the market was ST
Paul. The final tone was firm and de-
mand fair. Spanish As closed at SPA.
ew York, May Recommendations
Users London financial cablegram: 1.-THE
markets here We're sluggish and heavy to-
day except in West Australians, on appre-
tensions Of dearer money at the end OF
the month. Americans were neglected
but kept firm shade above parity. Cen
trail Pacific and Southern Pacific were
strong features. New York failed to send
support and the close was dull. Coppers
were quiet. Tintos were 49,; Anaeondas.
Z; Utahs. s5s; Boston, 22s Spanish As
were 632s G621i. breaking on the decision
of the Northern Spanish railway to pay
future coupons in pesetas instead of
francs. which seems to suggest the gen
eral adoption of currency payments.
Gold was quoted at rs Cd There is a
firm. quiet continental demand. Berlin,
80.
London. May g a p. m.).-Closing:
Consols for money, 10s7s; do for the ac-
count, 1O9 15-16 Canadian Pactfcs, 1014;
Erie, 1915; Erie first preferred $50 Hi
nois Central. 1851; Northern Pacific pre-
ferred. 7Sl5; st. Paul common. 1271s; New
York Central. 1872; Pennsylvania, Ssh;
Reading, los; Union Pacific preferred. n;
Atchison, ISIS; Anaconda, 70: Louisville.
6Sis; Grand Trunk, rs. Bar silver quiet,
p 1-16d per ounce. Money II. per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market
for shor tand three months bills was 2ss
Der cent.
Paris, May 25.-One the bourse today
were weak being Influenced byLon-l..
prices were weak. being Influenced by
London's fears OF a scarcity of money.
Spanish As sharply reacted. There were
large realizatiors in Rio Tintos and Del
beers mines. Kaffirs were freely offered.
on London account, and sharp
~ declined.
Berlin, May 2s.-On the bourse today in
ternatiOnal securities were firm. Spanish
A. We're particularly in demand. owing TO
covering purchases. Americans and Cana
dian Pacifcs were maintained. Mine
shares were firm.
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GENT and A QUARTER
Lost Off July Wheat on Profit
Taking.
CORN WEAKER ON ACREAGE
Oats Declines on Liquidation
Provisions Turn Weak.
CORN WEAKER ON ACREAGE

Chicago. Ill, May 8.-wheat declined
today on proft-taking, July closing with
a loss of Ike Corn declined &c and oats
14a1sc. Pork lost 7lzQl0c and lard and
ribs 21ac each
Wheat opened at a decline OF 1Q1kc
due chiefly to dropping cables. liberal
northwest receipts and reports of an i'm
provement in the condition of the spring
crop. Selling for both accounts was heavy
and the market ruled weak Up 10 the lost
hour of the session. when it rallied on an
accumulation Of domestic crop damage
news and unfavorable advices from Eu-
rope Selling was soon resumed. however,
and became 50 aggressive during the last
fifteen minutes tina THE market weakened
again and closed within &c Of the low
point Of the day. July opened lG34i4c
lower. az ~ a75izc, declined 70 &c, ad-
vanced TO 76isc and sold OF to 751.c at the
close. Chicago received a cars. seven OF
which graded contract. Minneapolis and
Duluth got 5sa. Compared with AS for the
same day last year. The aggregate az
western primary markets was $50 .0O0 bush
els, against $4,000 bushels a year ago.
Atlantic port clearances Of wheat and
-four equaled SO 30 bushels. Cash demand
slow
Favorable crop reports and an announce
ment BY prominent statisticisn that the
acreage would reach 81 90 - weakened
corn Receipts 81 cars July opened Ia
&c lower. a. 53GS5tsc. advanced 70 z51t
declined 70 re and clossd a. &c
Oats declined under liquidation. ewing
20 slack cash demand heavy receipts ard
favorable weather Receipts ~ cars
July opened IL lower, a. ZGZisc. sod ~
2zitc. declined 70 ~ and closed - -.
Heavy hog receipts and the declining
tendency q grai1s awakened provisions
July pork opened 8 1oVer a, ss1a sd-
vanced . > Iz14 declined % tss ara
closed AZ s. azSS7-tz Lard ard rfhs xe-e
extremely dun within narrow Hruits
Estimated receipts t9- Saturday. W-nea,.
8 czrzs earn. 90; cats. -. hogs. z.s05
head
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Ts aQhita Daily Eagle: Saturday gornio g1aY 27 1893

lation was not sufncien ito overcome the
effects of N eliQuidation Of public specu-
lative holdings. Industrial stocks were
particularly affected by this tendency.
and on Wednesday the declines in num-
Der OF the newer securities of that class
became rather pronounced, and eucourag-
ed bear operators TO attack the general
stock list The strength OF the railroad
bond market was a feature, but neither
that nor the steadiness Of some of the
prime dividend-paying railroad shares
seemed 20 have any effect On stock In
which quotations have been inflated or
which are widely distributed among the
speculative public. On Thursday. how
ever, the market rallied and the bear in
terests covered short contracts TO an ex-
tent sufficient TO cause some further de-
clines TO be regained. The fact that the
stock exchange market will be closed on
Monday as well as for the legal holiday
Of the succeeding day, tended to induce
caution on the part of the newly formed
short interest among the professionals,
and the support given by powerful houses
10 various specialties a-so seemed TO have
some weight. Another circumstance
was the passage at the extra session Of
the New York legislature. of the amended
franchise tax law. The unfavorable re-
ports as TO crop conditions were used
with some effect upon the granger and
southwestern stocks, but it was noticed
that the groups in question participated
in Thursdays recovery in the face Of a
further advance in the price Of wheat.
and on Friday Atchison preferred was
cCnspiCuousiy and exceptionally strong
Little apparent response was given by
the stock market to the completion OF
payments on Monday for the balance OF
the Amalgamated Copper subscription
which caused hardly a ripple in the money
market, although on Tuesday the ball
ances al the New York clearing house.
amounting to over s1s $1,000, were the
largest on record The excellent bank
statement of last Saturday. with a gain
Of over s.. 900 900 in IN esurplus reserve, also
fell fat, but some influence, both on the
demand for bonds and on the general
speculative situation, may be ascribed TO
the increased cas- eof money. which was
feature in the latter part of the week
London took little part in tn proceedings
here at first. the markets on the other
side being dominated by the usual Whit
sUntide holidays. At their conclusion
there was, however, some foreign buying,
particularly in Atchison preferred and
Anaconda shares.
Foreign exchange also presented renew
ed evidence of weakness in the latter part
OF the week, largely in consequence Of this |
foreign buying Of securities. The mar
ket as a whole continues to show that the !
public interest in speculation has been !
decidedly checked. Commission house |
business was far from active and the dis
position to liquidate speculative holdings |
asserted itself in the face of evident eff |
forts TO support prices. while as was nat |
ural under the circumstances, the bear /
traders have shown much greater activ- /
fly than for some time past.
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THE " EAEHE :
w.cal.a- Kar.. NJ y. :.

Wichita. Kan. May y. I2se
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Probably fair Saturday and Sunday;
cooler Saturday; warmer Sunday.
During the past q hours he highest
temperature has been s. TIE lowest 81.
and r1e mean =. with . mid thunder
storm az sunrise. followed b. partly
cloudy weather. rainfall last nigh: and
this morning, -ls inch, fresh % brisk soGtn
wind
on this date last year the corresponding
1supera lures were SC. t1e loves . ard
ne reau = and two years ago they
were 81, s. and =
Since -hs f-s, Z January IRE total rai1-
IA has exceeded the normal By = inch
FRED Z. JOHNSON. Deserve
Washington. May E-Forsc2s- fo- Sat-
urSsy-
Earsas-Fair and coo,sr Saturday sun
DAY. fair; winds shifting 70 northwest
e-.r
Ok,shoua ard I75lau Ts--:to-y-Sa5w-
e-s Saturday a-E probably sunday coo.s-
Sunday; s5ut1s-1v winds
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a slight squeese 81 shorts was &c high-
or: May. 5sla59 Il-isc. closed sic: July.
sSttc. closed sic. September. closed nc.
Oais-Receipts. 14s. 80; exports. ans.
spot weaker: No. >. s1lsc; No. > 39c: No.
2 white. 35izc; No. 2 white. ~: track.
mixed western. s01sd575zc: track white.
3ia2ec- Options weak and lower. with
other grains.
Hay-Du.l
Hides-S-eady.
Leather-Steady.
Wooi-Steady.
Beef-Steady.
Pork-Steady.
Cotton seed oii-Stea6y
Petroeum-FIrm. go
Rlce-Stesdy
Moiasscs-f1rm.
California dried fruifs-@ -: evspo-
rated apples. common. 91sc: prime viTs
tray. S1dsizc: choice tz.aac. fancy. 80
ss4c; prunes 4isaaizc: apricots. Royal.
l31sQ14c. Moor Park. 1915 peaches. IN
peeled sIzdlic. peeled. @32zc
Buttsr-ReceiDts. zoe packages: FIRM.
western creamery. 15g1si5o. factory. ui4a
Isc
Cheese-Reos,pts. sos packages: cay:
large white sac: small white. s.aesse:
large eolored. si.as,zc; small eslored. -
si.c
EgF-Pecsipts. 80 packages; market
steady; western. Eai6c: sothsrn. u0f1c.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL. May G-Whsat-apot No :
red western winter. steady. 6. No rel
northern Duluth. steady G. -. futures
Steady. July g i0s.f September. - sikf-
Receipts of wheat during ne pas sslfss
DAYS. 20 60 cenfais. including IS ne
American. Receipts % American corn 6v-
ring the past three days. ~ ooo centaia.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

ATueser Bros. Of Arson were shippers
OF one Of the best loads of hogs which
arrived al the yards yesterday. These
hogs were heavies, and they sold without
dock at the top of the day.
VIII Nandiver was IN person al the
yards with a car of hogs consigned by
Vandtver & Holland Of Zyba. These were
mediums in very fair form and sold with
out dockaEe ar the top price OF the day.
Il is a long time since VIII graced the
yards with his presence and he was well
come yesterday. His offerings OF hogs
was among the best Of the day, and sold
wei.
james Harper Of Colwich was a ship
per Of medium weight hogs which sold
without dock AZ the top of the bulk.
Townsend & Lamou Of Andaie were rep
resented on the market by Mr. Townsend.
with a car load of lights. which sold
without dock at good bulk prices.
Joe Scott was in with a car OF mixed
stuff, the hog part Of 1t selling at good
bulk prices.
Kalina < Check Of Ellsworth were
shippers Of hogs which VII cross the
scales early this morning.
The cattle market Yesterday was MI,
there being nothing Of Importance in for
sale. There were buyers ready for fat
butcher stock and also for stoCkers ana
feeders. but there was not much in sight
and interest lanCuished. Nothing was re-
corded IN the cattle division from that
account
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday. tops. SIS; bulk. S3.S71ed3 -:
average weight. 90; receipts So For
the day previous, tops. S3.47la; bulk. $751;
N2.i1l2; average weight. 22S: receipts. 71i.
For the same day last week. tops. s.. 80:
bulk $-4a15-50i average weight. 23f; re-
ceipts. 3t5
Major Chris Shepard Of GODDARD was
visitor at The yards yesterday, calling up
on old friends.
Provisions closed yesterday al fuctu-
ating prices. Cash lard was steady on
the close at $+.95, and ribs ~ cents off
At S4-5-la.
II was a fair dav yesterday a. the Dold
plant there being the usual heavy
output from the express division. and a
very fair lire Of stock out from the
straight contract dep \3ent- Mixed
packing house products and staples and
specsa.t.es made up the bulk Of the ship
ments.
SORGHUM FOR HOGS.
Mary Best Of Medicine Lodge Barber
county. Kansas who for years has real
ing swine or sorghum. both as pas-ur-
experience 70 Secretary CohUrn Of the
the following Is taken:
our experience in raising hogs on so--
Chum has been very satisfactory and
has proved for this district the best way
OF handling chem. We nave a hog lot
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summit P.ke's Peak CO., May sd
mira. ScHley and party rescued The sun
N, q P5ke's PEAK q Ia , n to.5ay-
he brought miniature q rs nazsh-p
-ae Brooklyn. deae z flowers, ard 5lsls5
= z dr. E0cz- as II s1iizngly rsna-kzl-
on the Ehst p85ng reached - z ~ -aas
Il .ae Cnites States. TIE party Eers Ire
guests - re Man.,sa and Plks's Peak
E-zroz5 company.
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~ Tsrk Nay -xsfals-Aosss-sis
conditions -1utirus gnhroE<-+z - I7e&l
metal market To-Day price eharE~s ~sfs
aluEEas1 zrG business very ta=e- NFws
- carasqner~e fsf - 20 apcrsr. ~ -
s-0se f1s r~-si eEr1zaxe cafsf - .f1a
szrrzrts qssef r. - = .1az a. AXE CO.
rer car ~ - - rafn,r 81 81 80
= = ID arf - = aszef, 81 SaIi az
= = 81 s15 - - askF5- sseif~r eas 80
- As ard 20 askss ~ kfekFfr'
r-f~s ~ .ss4 Is aZ zze f7r eyer
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Vow York LINN Market.

New York, May 25.-Money on cal easy,
at 2T3 per cent; last loan. %. Prime
mercantile paper. 3i4T4+ per cent. Seer-
ling exchange steady. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills AT si-s734 for de-
mand and al s4S514 AS 5iz for sixty days
Posted rates 81 SS1s "A Ssi5. Commercial
bills. stS5. Silver certificates. s1Qs2 Bar
silver, s.. xeAIlcan dollars. 4s1zc.
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DET CoODs aAEKEI.

Eew YORK Nav - ID. --arkss was
Qp.ss 81 ,0+-e1 Eoozs fessav &C sAs 49,.
Sat rzaH c~s~Ta nae - e rr-Eis--aEsa
-5fzL Tez-s - ssro1x tAT1uE noss bst -
farrss- afvases r. 9ysres rsScrfss
E-rEr cottr1s ~ @efs h-zTT Ar g gft
~sxhfa are acaFrF Nlfs sAref.rTx 49,.
Ee go 1a PFnt rsggts are -fAer
sTes z1ees vTTV srzn as5 e avfsv~s 60
rs-s F~rts A<EE E@fs - fa--srs -
IA E4rs Frs1ts fr-z. 49, avsrsxs
fs-Hz-1- 5s1rna7.s 60 zz1 srrszrFs4
Bel+eas are ezl ass sxsesE sslrsls s.easg-
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ssa F-a-Gse7. 1aT = - Paess
c7sss EzEway cab szs ss-z orEaslzesz q.
49, cry So - ez4r-ss sls-l<~r. sssge-
E~acsx aesrsg al &C. rz-zr1ss ss.zssr -
- 80 east e 81 eszssess - srsrssasl
zra 49, af s.s sassfzss - sac1sf a-es-
1919 gNrarsE - eslz@faf es-st -
ss4 zzss,ezsz-- - rzlFasz 80 4
" Fosik = - aFsssseet AS = A c.
ss<s s@5zstzsy az ifszzzFss.
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Eeg-steady: fresh. 1s14c
Cheese-Weak: cream. Sis9sssc
CHICAGO.
Chicago May 8-wheat-Eo. ? red. 7siz
6Tc No. red. 79d75c: No. , hard win
ter. 72dF3c: No. ; hard winter. 107zc. No.
! northern spring. 7sizd7oc; No. northern
spring. 74iza75lkc; 30. 3 spring. ssa74c-
Como. 2. 53is Q2s1zc: No Z, s2l.c.
Cats-No. q EizG2sc. No. ,. Eizc.
Flax-Cash northwest. 8 Hiz; cash
southwest. s. a; May. 800: July. 81 Oh;
SepteHber. S21zc
Tutter-Quiet. creamery. E1i7izc; dairy.
IoG1sc.
EFgs-Sesedv: fresh. 12c.
Dressed pouiry-Modera;e demand;
turkeys lie; chickens. sszaIoc; ducks.
GSizc.
esl4c: September. ssa4c; cash. 10. : hard.
ssizG7oc: No ? esdsslzc; No ? red. &c.
10. B. &c; No. ? spring. 5s8ssc: No. 2
s4ds7c.
Corn-Julv. 90: sev-ernser. soszc: cash.
No. mixed. nc; 10. white. &c: No
:. I'll. 6a11-c.
oats-casA No. white. c7.aZc.
Hay-c6oIoe timothy. s5oas.o; eAoioo
Bu'ter-Creamery. &c: dairy. 15e-
Eggs-Frssh. Ike.
ST. louis
s., Louis. May 3s.-Wbsat-T>owsr: W
red cash elevator. &c. track &c: NAY.
~: July. 77izf@71Lsc I'd. September. -7ssls
77izc asked; No. aaEd. 71c-
C0rn-Ilcwe-: NJ 2 cash. 1zize; track.
az: NAY, &c bid July. 3zifc asked sep
tem5er. s11sc asked.
oats-Lorer. 80. casa. &c: trsek. 70
~. Nay. 51Lc asked July. ZriSc hfts
e~.sc --- =
Rys-Ffr1n
F1sI-Fi-n. e.
Plrk-QUset. 3 %
FTo-r-Iyul. ard urctz-Es1
Dry szIt rneats-F3o1e5 Raou'S~-r. q "a
( -. ezra sa1r.s. =. -, shorts 2 =
Bar1u-Fored shca-fe-s 8 ~ extra
shorts. 3 -. -f5s. 3 81. sz1rts 8 -
E@c=pts-F-our. 2pa. Nsest Hea.
corn. = 90.
sa.szezts-rlou-. $50. zssat. 300.
cosa. = ~. oats. 100
NEW YORK
Veg YORK Nay 3--Fzo1r-Fseeiats
= -. sx5o-s 7SS Easy o. surfrg
wheat grades s1d stsasY fsr wtntsrs.
E7h Igzt trade 81 aFosa&
Rys 1ear-lsfsady-
Corn raeat-<xG-st-
pve-S1EsSv
Fszrtev-s-sass tsasfrK 1s7ss1
w-aaat-Escf - 7fl ~ exp1-ts. = ~
sDor weak NJ. : RS. Re asset anf 20
arrive 2 q b. a-sozt. NJ ? re- -
elevator Va : asrzss-u D1.1fa sy-I-.
q o. se1zt % sTr.Ts. ~ 8 aars r551-
s1tr rsc q. p - arrive OK c-f
weak CO ssspqeiztt-r eah.ss 49, a.
tasuxH fsTrt Sfta & coss5e = sap -
ises 1zrng ne Gag. rale1 Fszs.ssly wax
6ee1-e ZsT. g s-1s rlases rhse,
f-rr FEE.- +-rsee 49, @sefa-~s - - g.tE
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coTIEE 80 &c az MAnKErs

New York May y -Cores-Cptioas
opened barely steady. partially 5 p13u's
lower. -a3ed active zffs weak uufeTf ass
IS q Ter1i, - heavy receipts bst erect
- large warehouse movement. coed
ateady. 1rcnanFe5 - % poirfs l1Tsr.
Sales. fs 80 bags fnciufirg June -
july. 81. August. d.11r. r ptasn1er. 8
- SOC Cr.oher 5Eft5 as. E1TsraheS
afc- IBsrsrn5er. t--zc. sfafrh. c-F1s ~.
April sIc Ey0.-fsls l8l ar5 easy:
n. 3. quiet
sagsr-Rz~ srus fair refnlr<. FscI
Centrifugal - tszt. 81. fnsIassss -zgar.
g. Hef5ast. hrrs. crusrss. Efse. ssS<sE-
-. 80. gTanu-sss9. 1ssc
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Treasury statement

Washington. D. c. May 2.-Today's
statement of h condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. Sess. is. .
IS; god reserve. 81. .ass 80
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BANK CLEARINGS,

New York. May 36.-The following table
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clear-ngs at the principal cities for the
past week, with the percentage of in
crease and decrease d : compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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Rradstreet,- F,inaneiaI R.rier

4 the stock market tomorrow vii szy.
5UE and heavy tone prevailed during the
early part o fJhe week. support vas
agsni given 20 n eshare market by large
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COTTON.

New York May 1-s3ot cotton. qBis't
usiddling BDlands. sac: mi1ihnE Eolf 80.
New Orleans. Nay -cot,on-stsaeT;
rnl6aEng. Sc
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mot Included n totals because CIR
tanning other items than clearl-Ss
-s\ct included n totals because .,---
H'Not included n totals because II -
conDarison for last year.
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The market for bonds continued rels-
lively more active and stronger than that
for stocks a number o. new hish-rec0-5
prices being made. Prices yielded AZ some
points in the list with The break II stocks
and made the 5ay's changes mixed To-
tai sales. par value. si9s3e'0 Tinted
States S., registered. advanced 4 and the
Old -. coupon. 4 in The bI= price while
the IS. coupon. ard the IS declined =
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SORGHUM FOR HOGS
Local ana long distance Telephone. 4s4
C. B. Bennett Commission Co.

Corresponde1t Donovan Comm ssion @
ST. Louis.
Deals IN
Grain. Provisions and New York Stocks
Direct wire with Chicago and New Yo~t,
ORDERS and cores Crdeuce solicited
Reference; National Bank Of Com
rnerce; Kansas National Bank
s26 F Douglas Avenue. Wichita Kan
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