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Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-07
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
staple and Fancy Produce.

Condition Of Trade and Quotations on
staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS-Fresh stock, 1Sc.
LIVE POULTRl-Hens, nci ROSTERS, &C
cording 70 age, Ogsc; turkeys laloe'
ADMINISTRATIONS stock. 12hc; choice
dairy, In tubs, l0alic; separator. EzuZSc.
FrtEsh tISh-Eresh caught trout, go
loo; pickerel, bpzc; pike, lac; perch, &c
DLffaio, &c; bluensh, lie; wnltehsn, lSc
saImcn, 16c; haddock, lie; goldfish. lzc; red
IoDsters. green, per To-. Zoe; ouilheads' lVc
cathsn, lac; back bass, lie; halibut, llci
snad roe, soc each; roe shad, 'oc each.
BkAN-Per ton, 1880.
HAY-Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers, associations: choice No. l upland
s%%; No. z slSOi medium, 500! coarse
Tor nay of good color and quality. demand
fair and receipts lights.
COkN-4Oc.
OAIS-36c.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES-Per bu., E95Vc.
NEW CARROTS-Per dozen punches, l0c,
LETrUCE-Per dozen punches, 45c.
BEETS-New southern, per dozen punches
45c; old, per bu., 4Oc.
PAHSNIPS-Per Du., 30c.
observation-disclosures per doz., N.6.
GREEN ONlONS-Soutnern, per dozer
punches. 46c; home grown, lz1zGl0c.
RADlSHES-Southern per dozen punches
Zoe; nome grown, aou4Vc.
TURNlPs-Caiaua rutaUaEas. per 10.
lac; new southern, per dozen Ldncnes' QUO
ONlONS-Red Wisconslns, per 10, &c
white, per To-, lag.
sPINACH-hoEie grown, per Du. basket
NAVY BEANs-Per bu.. $3.50
BEANS-wax, per blu. pox. 800 string
per bu. box S3.U0a3.5e.
CABBAGE-Holdnu seed, per h., 2hqScI
new CanlOrnia, per 10, zS4qSc.
ToMATOEs-New Florida. per s-baske
kHCBAhb-Per h., 1c.
ASPARAGUS-Per doz. punches. 75c.
FRUITS
APPLES-New Yorh stock. $500.
SInA w BEkkIES-TeXas ana Arkansas
per l4-qt. case, So.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
FIGS-CahtOrnia, per lO-ib cartons, DOC
n yer SO-Io. LoX, l44lSc.
Neutrality-suspicious. navels, fancy, tol
10 and smaIIer sizes, $0.oVaS.' 10; Tor 10y ant
IarSer sizes, $J.EJ, cnolce. Med
terLdnean sweets. -; sweet Java, IS,
LkMONS-CalitornIa fancy, VS.1o.
DAIES-Perslan. IN iVlO. boxes, per Id
&C; per case o. OO-lb. phss., y2.2o.
PlNEAFtLES-Cuban, S5.2oq3.i5.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAPLE SUGAk-Ohio, per h., loo.
fOFCORN-Per TO-, &C; shelIed, &c.
,H1DES-No. ! green, sac; NJ, z green
5lAc; NO. l %salteu, nc; ~; 2 sailed, VIC
No. l veal cali, y to u lbs, Size; No. Z Yea
cali, Il 10 10 lbs. bs.c; dry stated hides, 81
nc; sheep pets. 20V'6c; nor-ehides. Rl.tOe
2OU.
NUTS-Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per Id.
Ice, Laru shell, pei Ib.. lac; No. Z soft shsil
per ~, l5c; NO. Z hard shell, per 10, Ac
brazils, per H., 12c; lnberts, Der To-, nc
a%lInonus, solft shell, per H., loo; nard shell
per H., loo; pecans, large, per To-, Lac
small, per 10, Lc; ~cocoanuts, per doz, BIC
chestnu,s, per To-, lOc; peanuts per H., 51sc
rVas,eu pSanuts, per To-, &c; black walnuts
per bu., $I.V; hickory nuts, per bu., $l.0O
~vocoanuts, per 1OJ, 500.
Old METALS, eta. b. Alpirn quote
the following prices: Iron, country mIAed
per ton, $lL.OOJ; iron, stove plate, per ton
$50; copper, per To-, SIC; brass, heavy, pc
h., sac; Drsss, light, per h., Jzzc; lead, Le
10, &C; zinc. per ID. 2hc.
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1.-THE POT OF GOLD"

Never before in the hstory Of Amuican mining has 10 much public Interest b
taken and depressed as in Thunder Mountain, Idaho Geographically. described oy
liam Allen White in a recent issue Of the Saturday Evening POST as Inc ft
GodO-And never befors has such IN opportunity been offered o presented "
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Foreign Financial.

LONDON. May 6-Money was abundant
IN the market today and there was an in
creased demand. owing 70 requirements for
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Peoria Market.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.

PEORIA, May 6-CORN-Firm; No. 8
42c.
JoATs-steady; No. 8 white, Ssc.
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Londnn stock Market.
ONDON, May ~6.-Closing quotations;

BAR SILVER-Firm at 25d per ounce.
MONEY-Sq3h per cent. The Iate OF
discount In the open market for both short
and three~months' bills Is 3h per cent.
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Bank ClearInEs
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, May 6.-Clearings, 1921. 2o5,-
162; balances, S9,S57. ASS.
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stock in sight.

Following were the receipts Of live stock
at the six principal western cities yester-
daV.
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M-innen~oIis wheat. Flour sSS Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 6-WHEAT-Cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-26
WEARE GRAIN COMPANY.
Omaha Branch 11O-111 Board OF Trade
Building.

helped after a soft opening to, higher
s45S,OOO The early weakness was caused
by LIQUIDATION of May by Armour breaking
the the. market to 76%c, from which aguTee
a cent. After the Visible was posted @
there was a rush to cover, and a big i'm
mostly on the bull side, and the market market
ruled firm for the rest of the session. A
noticea6le feature was the strength at
which was instigated by damage claims in
the southwest; Clearances, 2OS,OoO; world 5
and a decrease of $4,000 from last week s.
weather was favorable. Seaboard reported
26 loads for export. There were no local
are to be liberal deliveries of wheat on May
contracts this afternoon. This morning
mated for tomorrow, 80 cars
CORN-There was an unexpectedly large
decrease in the corn visible, numerous re-
ports of too much moisture through west
ern Iowa and eastern Nebraska, which
more than onset the big estimates for to.
wide, but there has been nrm undertone
and steady advance in the face Of heavy
liquidation of a scattered lot OF orders
buying was done by few we'll posted
houses which absorbed all the offerings
and then bid the market UP to the high
ceipts 479 cars with 81 contract and there
were 40 cars contract corn inspected out Of
900. There were about 2 loads taken al
New York for export and 100, 900 sold from
here Country offeripgs were considerably
lighter. Estimates for tomorrow AS.
OATS-There has been little of interest ir
the oats, small trade and narrow range
with the tendency somewhat lower. Re
ceipts were 260 cars with 8 standard. Esti
mates for tomorrow 27b cars. The favorable
weather map was the main bearish consid
Grafton, although there is still large ter
ritory in the east badly in need Of rain. Th'
visible decreased 135. 900 and local stock in
creased 1000.
PROVISIONS-Opened weak, Influenced
by liberal hog receipts and a 10416c lowel
| hog market. There was some good buying
of July ribs early, probably for Armour
market weakened on selling OF July lard
| but recovered part of loss in sympathy
| with grain firmness. Exporters report i'm
! provement in cash trade. Hog receipts to
| day $4,000; estimated for tomorrow $4,000
| Hogs in the west today T,00O against 81.
'0' iaS' wEARE GRAIN COMPANY.
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NEW york GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities.

Comm Od1ttes.
NEW YORK. May 3.-FLoUR-Receipts
40; Minnesota bakers SS25aS.45; winter
ss:nt @ Winter extras "9ts5 si5:Eats winter % S%
grades, s2.6oQ2.so. Rye flour, dull; fair to
good s; soq2 80.
$50: city, ,sl.O4; Brandywine, ts4Oas. IS.
aiS%S S%ELSTps fiSts sSSS9 ss.GnI f. SsT T. ToTs SS
fsS %ARHTfE.Sspss RHSTFnfE SsssS s g. ba gulS Exports
ss2o @ su O. SPOT S aoa sR No No. bSuth Esd feyssSc &
{. o. b., ahoat; No. hard Manitoba, SSNc,
Worlds B. sSp%snts 9S Sod RsatbeT S on S
easier Liverpool cables. II was rallied at
noon by the heavy visible supply decrease
vance about st. Louis and crop complaints;
closed sc net higher; July, S14q7s 3-l6c,
eiosed at S5sc December. 7saHsse Closed iGe at
"coRN-Receipts, 2s4.65O bu.; exports. lo2.
sc S S % a0S9 S9 No. oS SeUw fsyatSF &c., SRd NS
white. 65c. options were generally firm
All SSg on se Ghst % 70 saeE eS9unt6 @
damage complaints, closing higher; May
6IAq6sc, closed at 6Iltc; July, 52q52 5-l6c,
closed at 5Z 5-lSc; September bOSbaSO l6-lSc
oXTsNReeelpts, $500 bu.; exports. lsc
SS %h.. sPG o 'isSdy No & sc NG No % Wh,s andaTd s
No. s white, 4ic; track white. SsGtSc. On.
tions fairly active and firmer on adverse
RAY-ssstssdy;;o shipping, ~a75o; good tc
,s SPSS % iss'e S crSS ic to Ssoe
i0c Pacific coast, 1902 crop, is1sal91kc; 1901
crop, lsglse; olds. eglGc.
mia, lsc; Texas dry. 14c
LEATHER-Steady; acid, 2ta25c.
RlCE-Firm; domestic, fair to extra, AZ
II
PRoVisIoNs"Bee dull: family, ti .OOd
1900; mess, SO. 9.OOd10O0; beef hams 10000
Cut meats, easy; picked bellies. S. 7sSioSS $50
picked shoulders, S.50dS.75; picked hams
81, son; So Lard, steady; western steamed
$40; refined, steady; continent, s.. 40; Soutl
America, $40; compound. G7S4SO0. Pork
steady; family. s19; short clear. SlOSq2O.5 50
.TALLow-Duii; city. SIC; country. 5lIG
BUTTER-weak; extra creamery, 22c
10 choice, 1SG2ll5c: Imitation creamery. l5f
l9c; state dairy l1q2lc; renovated, lSalSc.
fancy small eSorsd 5eW SsSte iHc ts ersam smai
white, lsho; large colored. new, nlkc; largt
white, new, lhqllte. -,
lIdl7lsc; southern firsts, lSql4c; Kentucky
i59i5lAc; western storage packed. lie; west
ern frsts. l6ikql7c.
METALs-The feature in the metal mar
kets today was the sharp break in Tin
London cabled a decline Of "a 5s in spot an
els los and the latter at els ISIS. In NeN
York there was also sharp break and tn
market closed weak at S2S 500 $50. Cope
declined IS In London. spot closing at &c
Is Sd and futures at e6l los, Locally coppe
remained dull and more or less nominal
lake electrolytic and casting are quoted a
uAl5 Lead was steady al SAS7iz in NeN
York, while London reported an advance O
3 Cd. closing at Ell SIS Sd. Speter was un
changed at $50 lTs cd in London and a
s.. IS In New York. Iron closed at 52s Cd 4
Glasgow and at ASS Sd In Middlesborougt
Locally iron was quiet and more or les
nominal No 1 foundry northern is quote
at $50, 500 p 90 No. foundry northern a
Sle.5Od 90 IS, No, / foundry southern and NJ
foundry southern soft al so 25dO75. War
rants are nominal
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will be considerable pressure in connec.
tion with the settlement and month-end
requirements
rAhlS, May 25.-Business on the
bVurse TO-DAY opened unsettled, but
closed hrm. Business was slack
PARIS, May &.-Three per cent rentes
9Sf, Sc for the account
Discounts were firm. Business on the
stock exchange was cheerfully quiet and
attention was mostly centered In the
mining carry over. Consos were mostly
firm and neglected. Americans were de-
pressed on New York advices. Chicago,
Milwaukee a st. Paul was prominently
weak. Prices closed firmer
LONDON, May 25.-The amount OF bull
lion taken into the Bank Of England on
balance today was s131,00O. The sum Of
10000 was withdrawn for shipment to
South America.
LONDON, May 25.-Tne stock ex-
change viii be closed on Saturday, May
90, and Monday, June l. in honor Of the
Whitsunday holiday.
BERLIN, May 25.-Exchange on Lon
don. pom, 43pfgs for checks. Discount
rates: Short and three-months bills'
ga per cent.
BERLIN May 25.-Unfavorable reports
regarding the American iron market weak
ened industries at the opening of the
bourse today, but later a better tone pre-
vailed. Money on call was quoted at 3l+
per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-26

NEW YORK. May 25.-The following are
the quotations on the New York Stock ex-
Cotton Market,

LIVERPOOL, May 25.-COTTON-spot
moderate business done; prices UNCHANGED; I;
day were 5000 bales, Of which 500 were for
speculation and export and included 7l00
American. Receipts, 5000 bales, including
closed steady; American middling, g.. o. c.,
May, 6.O9q6. lOd May and June. 6.07d6. oSd (;
STRe and JULY SS4S Sid July and Auggss
5.Sld; September and October, 5.43d; oc-
tober and November, 6.lld5.l2d; November
and December, 595.01; December and jan
uary, 5.4Sd; January and February, L47d.
ST. LOUIS, May 25.-COTTON-Firm
unchanged middling NC; sales, So bales;
NEW ORLEANS, May @.-CoTToN-Fu-
inai: June, i2osc, nominal; July % i2ssGD12 G loc
August. IL; 19gll.S0c September, lO:l3ql0.14c
October, sS9aS; 5c1sS ;4Sei . Noyember, s2oas. .22o
$500 bales; ordinary 9 s-16c; good ordinary
10 1-16c; low middling, 10 l3-16c; midding,
II 9-l6c; good middling, 12c; middlins fair,
Y i1-16c: receipts, 1,4O7 bales; stock, s4,9s7
NEW YORK. May 25-CoTToN-The
noipts market SS5sT SSRe5nsd Tm nd points Lover to
quiet The initial losses were confined to
the old crop positions and were in sympathy
were rather below expectations on these
positions. while the new crop was firmer
than was considered probable, due to the
call, however, the whole market was raj.
lied sharply. partially by the strength in
New Orleans and partly by the southern
buying orders. July sold up from 1l.O6c, the
lowest price on the call, to 1126c. August
opening at 10.67c, advanced to 10.S5c, while
September, opening at 9.S4c, advanced to
99Sc. The hrmness at New York was at.
tributed to the presence OF the bull leader
in that market, and II was also thought
| that the rush of southern buying orders re-
ceived here probably originated from that
source. The increased activity was of but
short duration, however, and this market
became comparatively quiet, with prices
showing a reactionary movement tonight
under selling for both accounts. This was
encouraged by favorable weather Port re-
ceipts for the day were 42l7 bales, against
1851 bales last year, Still there seemed tc
be more or less uneasiness as to the show.
ing to be expected from the weekly cror
report due at noon tomorrow, and shortly
after midday when a loss of SOS points
| from the best OF the morning had been re-
corded, the market again turned firm
though without showing any appreciablt
increase In activity. and advanced to a new
| high level for the day, July reaching IL SOC
and the general list a level 1000 points
higher with the late months still exhibiting
| especial frmness. From this there was .
! partial reaction under realizing, but the
| market was finally steady, net 2d13 point.
! higher. Total sales of futures estimated a.
| 300, 900 bales.
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Total receIpts ..l25 us
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows each buyer purchasing the num-


CATTLE-There was not an excessive
run OF cattle IN sight this morning at amy
of the market points and as result the
was fairly active, win prices lutte
stronger ON all desirable grades.
Beer steer buyers started Uut in good
season anu the general market could SAFELY
be quoted a htue stronger. TIE same as
was the case at the close OF las; week, the
market was rather uneven, 50 that while
some sales looked bQIUc higher than Lne
same kind or cattle Drought last rIiday
other sales uid not look amy more lnAn
steady. The prices paid, though, averaged
a little stronger than those paid last FRI
day. Trading was fairy active, so tie
most OF the early arrivals were disposed o.
in good season.
The COW market was also active and
stronger. There was even more uneven
ness 10 the COW market than there WAS 10
the steer market so that sales were made
all the way from Steauy to lOc or even loo
higher than the late FRIDAY market 1h1
general market could best De described o.
calling IL strong 10 dime higher, the
greatest ADVANCE today was OH tine better
grades II Will De remembered that II was
Inat class that suIIeI eu the greatest ue-
cline last week.
Bulls, veal calves and stays all sold
freely at steady prices. There were very
few Stockers and Ieeoers in The yards tins
morning and as SPECTATORS all wanted "A
few fresh supplies all desirable grades
were in good demand at fully steady prices.
The common stun was more or less ne
elected but there was no Quotable change
| in the prices paid Representative sales;
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-26

CONCORD. Mass, May s5.-Concord 3,
day gave itself up TO a genera, Cele hratiu
Of the Tooth anniversary OF the birth {
Ralph Waldo Emerson large number ,
visitors came to mingle their homage wit
those residing here. There were two par
to the days program. The forenoon eN e:
cires were planned exclusively for tn
school children. The principal speaker d,
the morning was lie Baron Russell Brigs
of Harvard and a feature OF the Cclshit.
tion was the recitation by pupils OF =,
ltcted poems OF Emerson In the afternuu
President Charles Eliot OF Harvard. Co'ont
Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Prof WI
liam James of Harvard and Senator Hoa
were among the speakers.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-26
MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Hish seat hacks Prevent Occupants
from Being Crashed Under
Automobile.

SAN FRANCISCO. May S.--Florenco
Blythe. who inherited a 100000 estate
from her father after a sensational ffteen.
year suit in San Francisco courts. has
narrowly escaped death with her husband
A. A. Moore, jr., and his sister, in al
automobile accident near Oakland.
The tire Of one OF the rear wheels blew
up while the machine was going at a
speed OF thirty-five miles an hour Nj.
Moore threw on the breaks and shut OF
tho power
The heavy machine swerved to the right
but righted itself for an instant and the
upset Mr.. Moore and his wife and sistei
were pinned under the wreck Of the auto
mobile. The high seat bucks prevy mt e.
all three from being crushed.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Grain Markets at Chicago Show Consider
able Firmness.
AsnoURs SALES HAVE SLIGHT EFFECT
Pit Traders Forced TO Bid Market
Up, Having sold short on July
and September, and Sc. Louis
Buyers Help Them.

CHICAGO, May 25.-wheat with the ex-
ception Of May showed hrmness, July
Ciosing with gain OF Ac Corn was hrm
with nigher priIGtiS iGi an an 1Loun flc oats a were
easier early. but strengthened with wheat
and closed firm and unchanged; FroNls-
ions were weak and closed Odi1zc lower;
Armour sold May wheat early ana
caused weakness in that delivery, which
soon was reflected In ,'fs me ausr sassr On the
cables. unchanged TO &c lower. al 'S1za 'SHc
followed with a decline to iShc. On at
njt traders having sold short July. and
September, they were forced 70 plu tne
market UP and July advanced 10 I4Hc. Buy uS
ing OF ST Louis houses also helped the
iafa strength Toward the close senti,
rnent became divided and the market easeo
OF. final figures for July showing an s,,0- 91-
vance OF &c, at iS1sc Ihe .s oNd yisloie sp
ply showed decrease OF S,ioSOO cornpaLeo cpst
with a year ago. Clearances OF wheat
and -four were equal to 10000 bu. -. Urinary rln
receipts were $4,000 bu., against $4,000 bu.
last year. Minneapolis and puluth re-
ported receipts of 2I5 cars. which, VIII w IN
local receipts of 3S cars, none OF CONTRACT
Grade made a total for the three points
OF Si3 cars against 203 cars last week and
-9S,ood buying by commission houses on
cables and adverse crop reports caused
firmness in corn. The selling was scat
ket July closed nc higher at 45tc, after
ranging between Atkc near the openliiing, pliilgs
and !S5sc There was ~ertT% some oeTnss IeTh e buf
the volume Of business was small Local
receInta were 479 cars with 81 contract.
oats we're affected by wheat and an
easier feeling prevailed offerings were were
we'll taken however, and prices ruled
steadv the close having ranged between
ssILd3S 5-Sc and 34c. Sentiment is still
somewhat bullish on crop conditions Local
receipts were 260 cars. -,
Large receipts and low prices for hogs
at the yards gave weak tone TO the
provision market. There was some early
bt,Cirg hv brokers thought to be acting
for packers and prices early held steady.
hut scattered selling later caused declines
IN everything, July pork closed DC lower
al SIS so, with lard down TIC, at s.s7, and
ribs of sc at 1886
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat'
90 cars corn, 4o cars; oats' 80 cars hOss'
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. May 25.-BEEVES-Re-
ceipts, z, $50 head; steers firm to 10c higher;
bulls, steady; cows steady to strong. Steers,
81 6Oa5 80: stays. So 90d4.60; bulls. H.25dL 30;
COWS, 81. .S0a405; cables steady.
CALVES-Receipts. 6.667 head; active
and 50p75c higher. Veals, L00d6.75; but
termilks, &3.50g4.00 mixed calves, A371sd
$50; city dressed veals, higher, 741oc; ex-
ira, l01kc.
HOGs-Receipts, 7.22O head; steady: state
and Pennsylvania hogs, 3616d6.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. IL 26s;
sheep slow and steady; lambs steady to
nrm: Sheep. 125oqL6o; choice, N75; culls,
extra. T.35; dressed weights, l21hGl31kc;
lambs, 36.O0dS 70; culls, s..
Shipments tomorrow: 1862 cattle, !, 1,00 sheep
and l. 800 quarters of beef
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-26

on hbbt-i mere was small run OF sheep
and lambs here this morning and while the
bulk of the stun was rather inferior there
were some of pretty decent quality. Buyers
TOOK hold of the more desirable punches
quite freely and the market could be
quoted active and fairly steadv. There was
considerable uneveness in tne prices paid.
the same as has been the case for some
little time past. Some clipped lambs of
fair quality brought S5.25 and some clipped
ewes A.36. The common stun was, of course,
rather slow sale, the same as usual.
Quotations for clipped stock: Choice
western lambs, Sc. .2Sd6.75; fair to good
lambs, $b50q6.25I choice western wooled
lambs. $3.50. co. fair to good wooled
lambs, S6.0OQ6.50;; choice lightweight year
Ings, s5.5Od575; fair to good yearlings,
81 I5d5.25 choice wethers, S5.0065 IS; fair
to good wethers A.26Q4,65; choice ewes.
A5ed5.00: fair to good ewes. $3.50d4.25;
FEEDER lambs, S3.50d40o; feeder yearlings,
feeder 06S7o IN
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" '1 wEARE GRAIN COMPANY.
st. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, May 3-FLoUR-steady; red
winter patents, $3.5C@SeO; extra fancy and
straight, $3.204S.50.
WHEAT-Higher; No. 2 red cash. eleva-
tor nominal; track. 761tc; July, nac; Sep
tember 6916c; No. hard, 72a75c.
l3lkc; July 42lzc; September, 42tc.
OATS-Firm: No. 2 cash. 35c. nominal;
track, s5qS51zc; July. ssc; September. s2Ac;
No white, 3slkc.
RYE-Steady, 49c.
sEED-Timothy, nominal s2ooa2H.
CORNMEAL-Steady at $3.50.
BRAN-Strong; sacked, east track. 7S9
HAY-Dun; timothy. ,s.OOa1sOO; prairie
STO0q1100
| WHISKY-Steady, $50.
IRON COTTON TlES-Sl-S.
BAGGING-5A d61Ic.
| HEMP TWINE-5c.
PROVIsIoNs--Bacon Cboxed). steady
extra shorts. slO.s7t; clear, ribs, oe2i1
short clears, Sl0.75. Pork, higher; Jobbing
standard mess, S17$. Lard, lower. SS.65
METALS-Lead, quiet, A.lb. Spelter, spot
$515.
| POULTRY-slow; chickens, i61Ac; springs
10000; turkeys, lOc for hens; ducks, lie
geese 30l6c.
RuTTER-slow; creamery. lS@22c; dairy
| lSQl7c.
| EGGS-Steady lac freah
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-26

ST. LOUIS, May B.-CATTLE-Receipts
800 head, including 1000 head Texans; mar
shipping and export steers, Nooq5 26
dressed beef and butcher steers, 81 1895 100;
steers under 1000 lbs. S.T69%1b; stockers
81 25dI75; Gamers, S2OOQ27b; bulls. 32.5Oa
400; calves {A6Oa62; Texas and Indian
steers, t2SOq44O; cows and heifers' HSg
HoGs-Receipts. 5000 head; market lod15c
lower; pigs and lights. SS.6OgS.so; butchers,
IS 595Q6. Is.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1000
head; market active, strong native NUT
tons AOOq560; lambs, 450d1.00 culls and
bucks. t26oq45O; stockers, 12OOd5.Oo; Tex
ans, t3.754475.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-26
Kansas city Live stock Mnrket,

KANSAS CITY, May 25-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 5000 natives, 1,36O Texans; calves, IS
natives, 65 Texans. Beeves 5diOc higher;
Texans, steady; cows, stockers and feeders,
firm; bulls and valves, quiet Choice ex-
port and dressed beef steers, A.55Q5. %; fair
to good, $350Q4.55; stockers and feeders,
Texas and Indian steers, $2.5Od4 IS; Texas
cows. $2.O0G3.00; native cows, Si.504i. 40; ma
tive heifers, $3.0od4.70; Gamers, 31.OOq2 so;
HOGS-Receipts, 3,6O0. Market steady,
l5c lower. Top. 49, bulk OF sales, 5000
q6ifk; light, s56Od6.1O; yorkers, $500
$40; pigs, IS. .0oa5. 60.
sHEEP-Receipts. $500. Market active,
lambs. s4.OOq7.4O fed ewes, 50. 6Oa5. IS; ma
tive wethers, $3S5Q570; Texas clipped
sheep, $3.7od675; stockers and feeders, $40
Q4.20.