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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-22
WEAK SESSION IN WHEAT
PRICES ON CHICAGO BOARD OF
TRADE CLOSE NEAR Low POINT.
Corn Falls Under influence of wheat
Prices-Oats Show Heavy Loss
I'm Grain Pits.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Wheat was weak
throughout the session, closing prices being
near the low point, July showing loss OF
1lsc. Corn opened steady, but soon felt the
influence of wheat prices, and closed about
steady at a decline for July of isqSc. Oats
showed a loss of 1lkQ1Ac. while provisions
were of 71z@l2lsc.
Weak cables and good rain reports start
ed the decline in wheat. and many timid
longs sold out. a scarcity Of adverse
crop reports helped the downward tend
ency, and a lot of wheat came out on stop
loss orders. There was fair support early,
and prices were steady at the opening
with July A9ssc lower at 74is@7fl4c. sell.
ing up during the first hour to 74AGHssc.
Soon offerings became liberal. however, and
there was gradual descent, the market
showing no rallying powers until near the
end of the session the low point-73lsc-was
reached. Fair buying by the leading long
prevented further slump. and the market
steadied at the close, July showing loss
of 1Q1sc, at 1850. Cash wheat was strong
and receipts small. C,earances of wheat
and -four were equal to 1854 Blu. Mime
apolis and Duluth reported receipts of 12s
cars, which, with local receipts of IL. cars
none of contract grade-made the total re-
ceipts for the three points 139 cars. against
147 last week and 123 year ago.
Corn shared in the general weakness.
good deal of long property being mar
keted when the bearish feeling in other
grains became pronounced. Pit traders
supported the market early and held 1T
firm, but there was too much corn on the
market. The close was steady at the de-
cline, July showing a loss of 12Qssc at
44asc, after ranging between 4i2sc and Acc.
Trade was on a fair scale, with consider
ceptances Cash demand was small, with
country offerings showing an increase.
Local receipts were 161 cars, with 10 of
contract grade.
Oats showed the heaviest loss in the
grain pits, and it was due to havey selling
by long holders. with no support TO the
market. The early sentiment was bullish,
but on reports of rains in southern Illinois
and in sympathy with wheat and corn.
prices broke, July closing at 33Bq33Ac,
after selling a shade lower at a loss OF 1isQ
1Ac.
Provisions were weak. Free offerings
cline throughout the list. A firmer feeling
prevailed late in the day on buying by brok-
ers at the decline but prices were all down
on weakness in hogs and in the grain
markets. July pork closed at $3.50, q loss
of 12i1c; lard was of 121zQl5c, at $S.S2ls,
while ribs were off 7izQl0c, at 1925.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
IS cars; corn, 2S5 cars; oats, 14O cars; hogs,
q 600 head.
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AT NEW YORK.
Wheat Options Had a Weak Forenoon
Other Grains.

NEW YORK, May 21.--Flour-Receipts,
1904 brls; exports. 225 brls. Market less
active and a shade easier.
wheat-Receipts, %, 400 bu; exports, 134.OsS
bu. Spot dull; No. 2 red, S3Isc elevator; No.
2 red, S3hc f. o. b. afioat; No. 1 northern
Duluth, SS9sc f. o. b. afloat; No. hard Man
itoba. SS5sc f. o. b. afioat.
Options passed a weak forenoon, being
affected by lower cables. more favorable
weather, liquidation West and a bearish
Price Current report. After a midday
rally on big clearances they again turned
weak under stop-loss selling and closed &c
to Ac net lower; May, S31s6S4c, closed at
s31kc; July, rs 9-16qT9 7-16c, closed at 7s9c;
December. 76ssQ77k4c, closed at 76i1c.
Corn-Receipts, $500 bu exports, SSH
bu Spot steady; No: 2 57Sic elevator and
white, 551ic. Option market opened steady
on dry weather in the Ohio valley and bet
ter cables. but later weakened under reports
of rain in Illinois, the wheat decline and
small clearances, except May. which was
bid up by shorts and closed 1lsc higher
against 1ac to &c net loss. May, 561zQ5sc,
closed at Sc; July, 51ssG521sc. closed at 5lsc:
September, 50is@507sc. closed at 501sc.
oats-Receipts, &C, 200 bu; exports, 1888 blu.
No. 3, &c; No. white. 4li4c; No. 3 white,
4Olbc: track mixed Western nominal; track
white. 3Sd44c. Options quiet and easier,
with corn.
and rice firm. Coal nominal.
Lard easier; Western steamed, $3.50. Re-
fined weak; continental, $40.
Pork quiet; family, $40; short clear. $3.50
Q20.25.
cteady
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[Albert r. Thompson & Co.'s Telegram

IAlbert r. Thompson 6 Co.'s telegram
NEW YORK, May 21.--The market, after
showing weakness early, when low records
for several stocks We're made, regardless
of a better London market and reduction
in Bank of England rate. gathered strength
on foreign buying, and, later, reports
of rain i'm sections where needed to help
crops, Atchison recovered in good fashion
and caused a general Improvement. Sew
eral small reactions occurred during the
session, but late in the afternoon a good
decline in cotton took place, which gave
more confidence in the situation in that
quarter and caused good closing. Shorts
ture-it has been with US for some time--is
a lack of commission house buying. If we
could get some of this should think that
a fair advance might be established, but
until this happens it will probably be good
policy to take any profits which are in
sight on moderate rallies.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADyICEs.
Two Contending Forces at Work ON
New York Money Market.


NEW YORK, May 21.-Two contending
forces were at work in the market at the
opening this morning-heavy liquidation by
spectators, owing to margin calls sent out
last night by commission houses, and buy
ing by banking and foreign interests upon
a reduction in the Bank of England rate
of discount. Considering the market as
whole, the liquidation was well taken and
the buying power predominated. The re-
Question in the Bank of England to 3l2 per
cent. is the first change since 1902, when
I'm October the rate was advanced from
to per cent. This is ample evidence that
the managers look for material ease in
the rates of money for some time to come.
ST. Paul was the weakest feature of the
list but was we'll taken by foreign houses.
Support in all the leading stocks became
evident toward the noon hour. Canadian
Pacific reflected uncertainty at the opening
on the decline in Montreal Coal and Iron
stocks, but was well supported by pool
brokers and rallied easily. The position of
London in this market for some time past
has been ignored by the leaders who in
f1uence speculation on this side. Undoubt-
edly London has an abundance of funds
seeking investment. If this enormous sur
plus can be directed to our markets we will
have renewal of the speculative times of
1901 and our currency problem for the
time being would be settled. By England
taking our securities in exchange for her
gold we will have an expansion of the
circulating medium of the right kind.
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KANSAS CITY. May q. -cattle-Recipts. atto
natives; calves. 30 natives Besvcs steady TO
Choice export and dressed beef steers. - sstls g;
fair to good ss.ssq4ss; stockers and feeders;
i hSsn steers a759t5o; Texas cows. ssgsse:
native COWS i1.75a4:s5; native heifers. s.s5d4.s;
Gamers. sl25Q2 40; bulls. s2s5qsso; calves WV
Hos.-Receipts. $500: Market e & to loc HIGHER;
Sorkers. ssiaIsass5; pigs. g asg. $780, =, "a.
higher Native lambs !. soS5: 90; wss:sn i.mbs.
fed ewes sss'g ssss na ,aMs ~ sisss
ers and feeders. S2as.
NEW YORK MAY 21.-Becves-Reccipts IL.
consigned Srss nc native a H.
Reported exports for to-day. 81 cattle and 20
caPIves-Receipts. l5s. Market quoted slow and
barely steady veals sold at ssQs per 100 lbs;
city S5s's sSa Vf TanSssRsoep c
heavy supply and l2i4c TO 1se lower: best slacss
ssegss least: sofa ss o per 70 n sssans:
~ 3. 7sa5s ga: lambs at sssoass O dressed mutt
tom 3iseiOc per 10; dressed yeAri'nsa. sselss;
dr Hsosl iso sso Market lower. State
hogs sold at $3.50.
rsxans The market was baloc higher Coco 70
prime steers - sOas 90; poe sr,1 e @, rasolum W
"a beSfers s2G45o; Gamers, si.5eg27s; bulls.
sa2;;a4a5: calves. 81. 25aLao. Texas fed steers. u
gt ni1oss-Receipts to-day. 1900: tomorrow. Is.
ooa. left over 1000. Mixed and butchers l0ul5c
sssss rough heavy seIsas.4o: light. ssssassS;
Ds sshSss or 1900. sheep steady: lambs
steady 70 sd Sc mixed pGs Z shS Western ssesS
"a sodS 50; native lambs, sit0g'; Western iambs.
s4.5047.05-
sr LOFTS. May a1.-Cattie-Recsipts. 1850. In
Guiding 100 Texans Market stsaay Sstixs
beef and butchers steers sttl6 steers under Loo
~ e. sIS54Ts stockers and feeders. t-t5ut -.
cows and heifers = s,s &. ea7 Tssas ara
Ssa, steers ssai 30: cows and heifsrs. 81 5ods,c.
Toee-Fseceipss, 5000. Market g 20 asc fo~ers
trading SLOW Pigs ana Ia en-. = ,-i,s n
is;iessrSISecepts 900. Market steady 20 easy
,-atSve rnuttons. f41b: lambs 46o4s1 =: culls
and bucks s., 50G5; stockers. rus Texans. S.ss4
ass
OMAHA May 2i.-cattle-Receipts. aeoe The
| -,o,IeI was steady Native steers. A154S.
| COWS and heIfers, Ssa4; calves. 5000
Hoes-Rcceipts 600o. The market was g
| lower. Top prices. sc.ss: bulk OF sales. ss-,oo
o. sbeen-Receip,s. LOO. The market was steady.
| wethers. So 50di 65: lambs. s75o72S-
LOUISVILLE. May 2i--cattie dun. Choice TO
l lena stssftso; choice butcher steers sa2s9
| 4 s0s choice veais. s545-S.
Hogs ioaiss i so,,ss. i sss hea's Wv hshs
sheep and Lambs-Best lambs. Ta7-S; fzs
EAST LIBERTY. May n.-ca,tie-Receipss
| none.
sheep-Reeelpts 600. sheep sac down: lambs.
| S. 25 down.
CINCINNATI. May "a -Hoss active at H.So
Cattle dun AZ s.7ssi7s.
sheep dull at sascs!A. Lambs dull and iowss
- -fA5-2--
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Quotations fat st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere

ST. LOUIS. May .l:-Flour firm but quiet:
red winter patents. ss5ogs.so; extra fancy and
sacked east track. T2dI4c. Wheat lower: No 2
red. cash. elevator, nominal; track. T6G761sc;
May 7S%c; July. 70G7ohc; September eslsc: No.
nal; track. ieitc:. May nominal July. 4lac:
September. 41h4Essc. Oats lower; No. 9, cash.
nominal at 3ii1c; track. 35a s5iRc July, 33c; Sep
tember. soc; No; white. SShsc Rye nrm at i9c:
lower at $500. Bacon weak; boxed least track
shorts. sl0s7ls: clear ribs. s0.52h; short clears.
Hay s,rOn s..d timothy prairie
ties si.o5. Bagging, 5Adsizc. Hemp Irvine, &c.
Rece,nts-Flour 1900 brls; wheat 1900 bu:
corn. $1,000 bu: oats. $4,000 bu shipments
Flour. 1900 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn. AZ, 900
blu: oats 1900 bu.
july. esEsasssc: cash. No hard. 7oI7ic No.
4 6sdsec: No. 4, si0s5lkc; rejected. &c; No
red. Tic: No g. CSC: May. zoe. Corn-May. 424c:
Js h,,. ' se Se NG asG %iHed os ss No.
white SIC. Receipts-Wheat. 1880 bu; corn,
81. coo bu oats. 500 bu. Shipments-Wheat.
H. 200 bu: corn. 1900 bu: oats. 1900 blu.
CINCINNATI. May 2l.-Flour quiet. whea,
&c Oats quiet; No. mixed. sskas7e. Rye
quiet; No. 2 red. 5iisG55c. Lard easy at ssA6
Bulk meats easy at sa.2s Bacon easy at sl0.s2is
Whisky active at si.so. Sugar easy.
LIVERPOOL. May 2l.-wheat-spot No red
western winter firm at .cs Adj: No, northern
snring quiet at Is 7ifd; No. California stead,
AZ es sid Corn-Spot American mixed. new
steady at 4s 7isd: American mixed. old. qtiet a
IS 50.
DULUTH. May 2l.-wheat-To arrive, No.
northern. 7sAc; July 7sc: September. 70%c. Oat
nc Ut arrive and on track. sigs4isc; May sc.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 2f---Wheat-cash. 7skc
July. 7s7sc; September. ss,1qssssc; on track. No
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
ANOTHER DECLINE IN CATTLE, Ay-
ERAGING ABOUT TEN CENTS.
Hogs i'm Fair Demand and Five to Ten
Cents LOwer-Sheep Steady-Con-
dition of Other Markets.

UNION SToCKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS, May
H.-Cattle-Receipts. $50: shipments. 10o The
ceipts to-day were about 100 smaller than n week
ago and year ago. The market again opened
very dull. with the bidding backward and buyers
were Indifferent. They were reporting the con-
dition of the trade elsewhere for the purpose OF
weakening the condition here and also claimed
that they were well stocked and could only be
induced TO take the supply by getting lower prices.
Statesmen. Of course. not In a position to
dictate terms, and in trying to make the decline
light possible the trading was necessarily
very slow and quiet Subsequent developments
indicated that sales In many cases, probably in
most cases. We're lower than yesterday. but there
was difference of opinion 10 the extent of
the decline. some contending that there was only
a slight change, while others declared that all
sales represented 10c lower prices. Ii was gen.
orally agreed that the fat stock sold on a basis
of 25c TO 35c lower than week ago, and in
isolated cases statesmen did not hesitate to say
they forced TO accept 40c TO soc decline. All
classes OF cattle suffering. but the handy
lightweight steers and best cows, OF which the
supply is not excessive. are showing more
strength than any other class of cattle. II will
be observed that 81. 90 the highest price re-
ceived for steers to-day. while $3.50 was vir-
tualy the top for heifers and 81 for cows The
bull market Is also dull and lower and calves
lower. Quotations:
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. May 21.-Butter-Receipts. II, sl3
packages. The market firm. state dairy,
lfQ2lc; extra creamery, &c: creamery. common
ages. The market was unsettled State and
Pennsylvania. 17Izc; Western, storage packed.
1lc; Kentucky frsts. l5Gi5isc; Western hrsts'
l6i19lIc; Southern frsts. tsisc. Cheese-Re-
eeipts. 1893 paeksges. The market was irregu-
lar. State full cream. fancy small colored. new
l2i.c; small white. new, 12ac. large colorec'
new. 1li2qllSc; large white. new. llkqllAc
PHILADELPHIA May 21.-Butter steady and
IN fair demand: extra Western creamery b2izc;
Pennsylvania prints 24c. Eggs unchanged;
Western. i5ixc; Southwestern. 15c; Southern. lac.
Cheese firm and IN fair demand: New York full
creams. choice. fall. i%@I5c; fair 10 good. lifl
lii2c; choice, new. l2c: fair to good. new, l+9
l2Lc
CHICAGO. May 21.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creamery,
16dslisc. Eggs steady at l4dliitc. at the mark.
cases included Cheese-New weak at n'sG iz1<c-
KANSAS CITY. May 2l.-Eggs weak: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. IL. cases returned;
new No wildwood cases included, l3izc.
ST. LOUIS. May 21-Butter quiet: creamery.
1ed22c; dairy. lSG17c. Eggs lower at lsc for
fresh nearby. loss of.
LOUISVILLE May 2f.-Butter-Common and
medium, 121I5c per 10. Eggs. 14e.
CINCINNATI May 2L-Eggs firm at lac.
Butter steady Cheese firm.
BOSTON. May I.-ISpeciaLl-Eggs firm at II
Ql6i2c
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REPRESENTATIVE sales-steers.-

Hoes-Recespts. 5000: shipments. LOCO. The
GENTS to-day were not quite as large a week
ago and about the same "a year ago. The
quality generally was reported good as the
average recently but there were probably no
hogs here to-day Is good those that sold at
tho extreme price yesterday. The market opened
with practically all buyers In the field, but the
demand from outside sources hardly large
enough 10 add strength 10 the situation. Pack
ers felt confident that there would be enough
hogs 10 meet their requirements. and, being IN
fiuenced by reports from other places. they were
seemed 10 h. reasonable in their demands and
therefore 4 did not take long 10 establish
trading basis. The trading practically from the
start was as active IL has been recently. a
good clearance OF the early arrivals was made in
GOOD season AS compared with yesterday all
sales were not made at uniform prices. but gen
orally II claimed that the average to-day
would indicate about &c decline compared with
Yesterday Occasionally transactions looked 20
re s610c lower than OF the high prices
Yesterday and TO doubt some sales We're as
high as equal kinds could have been sold nj the
extrerne close Yesterday. Buyers were not dis
iced ~ nav premium prices for the best heavy
hogs and OF course. there Is nothing to force
them 10 do this at present. Therefore. this
market Is little below normal In that respect
several loads OF hogs arrived late to-day and
s,,h al, requirements well supplied. the market
naturally developed some additional weakness
"a ,be last sales reported sc lower than
~ onenine About the usual clearance was
enarlv mace hut the market closed weak. Sales
ranees from ss 10 10 $50. and the bulk OF the
s,nSlv soId al IS 2of7s. IS. although there a
number OF transactions above and below these
figures. Quotations:
Good 10 choice medium 20 heavy.........s 25ds 50
Mixed and heavy packing ................ sIe-e.a 10
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Oils.

OIL CITY, May 21.-Credit balances, $780, GER
tifcates no bid. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7s.oe5
bris &c. 81 659 brs; Lima. 50 s9l brs:
age 7o.o0i brIs. Runs-Pennsylvania, H. els bris;
average, ~ brls; Lima, sl,e52 brls; average,
"a. 514 bris.
SAVANNAH, May 2f-Turpentine firm at 4eHc.
Rosin firm: A. Il. c, ID, $1.e0; E. 81 60; F. 81 20:
G, a.75: II, s2.s5: i. S.; X, $40; NJ. sac. n,
SS-25: window glass, $3.50; water white, $3.50.
WILMINGTON, May 2i.-Spirits turpentine
opened firm at 4Sikc and closed at sSAc bid.
Rosin firm at S1.67Is bid. Crude turpentine quiet
at So So and 50. 75. Tar firm at sl.65
CHARLESTON. May 2.-Turpentine firm.
Rosin quiet
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
NUMBER OF CHANGES IN COMMISSION
ROW QUOTATIONS..
Trade Fairly Active-Combinatio Of
Fresh Fruit Interests-Prosperity
OF the Farmer Apparent.

Trade on Commission row yesterday was
fairly active. and number of changes will
be noticed in quotations. A number of arti-
cles have dropped. and new lines take their
places. Old Irish potatoes advanced 10 cents
per bushel. Indiana and Tennessee straw
berries are now on the market and are sell
ing at reasonable prices. Tomatoes go off
so cents per bushel. Lemons are in very
fair demand at an advance of % cents
Green beans. as well. advanced 25 cents per
bushel. New potatoes have made a sharp
advance. and the better qualities are selling
at $3.50 per barrel. Apples and choice
fruits are becoming scarce, and we drop
quotations on two lines of apples. The
produce market is very active Receipts are
light, not sufficient to supply the local de-
mand. Practically speaking, there are no
shipments OF eggs TO Eastern markets. Eggs
In the local market and Eastern markets as
well are very firm at prices quoted. Poul-
try carries steady tone and is in active re-
quest. Butter, II choice, is readily disposed
or at the best quotations. In fact, a cent
better than our prices can be realized on
choice lots. Southern produce is in album
dant supply, but much of 1t is in poor con-
dition. Strawberries are coming in freely,
anu the dtlcntlOn OF lne Health Board was
yesterday called 10 the fact that several
carloads Of strawberries of very poor dual.
tty were being disposed OF to wagon dealers
at very low figure. Florida tomatoes also
are hardly up TO the standard. Flour holds
its own steadily, and the strong conditions
which became effective last week stu pre-
vail. Jobbers have been obliged to firm up
prices, and the market was very strong in
tone. The wholesale grocers are having a
busy time. Sugars are unchanged. but
primal markets are firm. 1t is not unreal
sonable 10 suppose that the advance that
refners have been threatening for some DAYS
Will soon become operative, as the active
season Tor sugars Is almost here NAVY
beans are firm at the higher quotations. IN
formation from Los Angeles indicates a com
bination OF the fresh fruit interests OF Cal
iIornia. the arrangement to ga into effect
June l. Inc new combination Is to include
deciduous we'll citrous Interests Tho
deciduous fruit Is now handled by tho Cal
tfornla distributors and the citrous nv the
California fruit agency. The schemes con-
template closing the Offices of the Califo~
MIA distributors and allowing the agencies
TO handle the shipments. thus reducing ex-
penses. IL Is claimed that the tremendous
losses 10 growers in recent years have COM
PEELED action on this matter: otherwise there
would seem to be nothing but ruin ahead
The dry goods houses are this week on iox-
ing an excellent trade. The farmers are so
prosperous that the retail dealers who ORA ~
their supplies from this market are selling
more goods than at any former period In
their history. Consequently they are liberal
buyers.
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secretary of the Board of Trade states that
all receipts that are up 10 the grace re-
quired are meeting with ready sale. some OF
the dealers not being able to secure enough
stock To ill their orders. Track pids, as
reported by the secretary of the Board OF
Trade, ruled as follows:
Wheat stronger; No. red, &c track: no.
red, 73c on milling freight; No. red, Tic
track; wagon, nc. =
Corn stronger; No. i white, SIC; No
white, SIC; No. white, 45l1c; No. white,
42c; No. 2 white mixed, 45c; No. white
mixed, 45c: No. white mixed, 4l1zc; No.
yellow, 45c; No. yellow, 45c; No. yellow,
Ale; No. 2 mixed, 45c; No. mixed, 45c; NO.
4 mixed, Ale; ear, 43c.
Oats stronger; No. white, 36c; No. 3
white, 35&c; No. mixed, 3iizc; NO. mixed
BIC.
Hay stronger; No. timothy. SIS; No. 2
timothy. s1f
nspections-Wheat: No. 2 red. cars;
sample /; total, cars. Corn: No. 3 white,
3 cars; No. mixed, :; No. mixed, 81 no.
mixed. 2; no grade, 2; ear, /; total 10 cars.
Oats: No. white, car. Hay: NO. TIM
othy, 2 cars.
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings on the wagon market are rang
ing from fifty to seventy loads per day, ana
most of the offerings are readily disposed OF
at the prices quoted. However, the market
yesterday was not as firm in tone as Tor
some time past, and some concessions were
made I'm prices In the afternoon. Prices, as
reported by the wagon weighmaster' ranged
a follows.
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WAGON MARKET.
Poultry and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Tom turkeys &c; hen turkeys. lOc;
hens. sic; cocks. &C: ducks, young ioc' springs,
zoe; geese. 81. rs per doz- -
Cheese--wisconsin, i3i2c; New YORK full
creams, H1zc; Swiss, 1cc; brick. l5c; hnpurger'
12c.
Butter-Packing stock, 12tzc.
Egg-Firm at 1870 per doz. So.
Wool-Local dealers are paying Tor wagon iots
Good medium merchantable unwashed ltc;
coarse and braid. 15c; heavy merino, loqi2c;
half-blood. nQlac; bury and eotted' Eglic;
Western, 12c.
.Feathers-Prfme geese. 3oc per ID; prime duck,
zoe per Id.
Beeswax-3cc for yellow, 25c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Green-salted Hides-No. 1. Sc; No. 2. &c; No.
I calf. 10c; No. calf, &c.
Tallow-No. ], SC: No. 2. &c.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, May 21--Poultry-Live steady;
spring chickens. 2oQ25c; fowls. lac: turkeys. 100
lie. Dressed steady: Western broilers, 2SQS0c;
fowls, 13c; turkeys. l5c.
ST. LOUIS. May 21.-Poultry steady: chickens
10Isc: springs. l6d2oc; turkeys. 1oc for hens;
ducks lie; geese, 3M5c
LOUISVILLE NAV 21.-Hens, I1Gilisc per 10;
large chickens. 12Qi5c; young chickens, s.. 5od4
per doz
CINCINNATI. May 21-Poultry stronger; hens
11l2c; springs, 25@2Sc; turkeys. 10c.
CHICAGO. May H.--Iive poultry steady; tur-
keys, logic, chickens. l2hc.
BOSTON, May 2l.-[Special 1-Poultry steady:
fowls, l312c: ducks, l5c.