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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-05-08

The case Of Caleb Powers was
called at Georgetown Tuesday, but
will not be tried a this term.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-05-08

One hundred men wanted at
once, TO work on railroad. Camps
on w. NJ. Hewlett's farm.
Kinner e McCloskey.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-05-08

Rev. pr. Condit, OF Ashland, will
preach the bacealaureate sermon
fer Plkeville Collegiate Institute
next Sunday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-05-08

We are authorized TO announce
WIN. CORDLE
a candidate for he Office Of Circuit
Clerk of Lawrence county, subject
to the actien of the Democratic
party.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-05-08
We are authorized to announce

as a candidate for Representative
in the Legislature, from the dis
trict composed of Lawrence and
Boyd counties, sub ect TO the action
of the Republican party.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-05-08
We are authorized to announce
BERT SHANNON

as a candidate for the office of Cir.
cult Court Clerk OF Lawrence coun.
ty subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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smallpox Is prevalent in Pike.
s,lle aud guaraatiue is ihreatcn-
ed,
Mrs. Fletcher Stewart died on
Durham, Boyd county, a few days
ago, Of consumption.
Rev pr. Condit, OF Ashland, will
preach the baccalaureate sermon
fer Plkeyille Collegiate Institute
next Sunday.
Monday afternoon Sam Richard
son, a brakeman ON the Ma w.
yards, at kenova, was struck and
cut in half in ltngthwise by al
train,
Denton, Ky, May 4 The Alum
City Company, being SO well pleas
cd with well M. |, is now starting
another we'll within 300 yards of
the tirst, which showed good for
fifty barrels darly, other oil COM
panies have agents here and most
Of the land is leased.
Arthur Slcott, "a Gatlettsburg
BOY, has entered the competitive
examination which Senator Black
burn has ordered held in Versailles
to selectan appointee to the posi-
tion ot midshipmau from Ken
tucky-at,large, at the | nited States
Naval Academy at Annapolis,
The new pipe line OF the Triple
State Natural Gas " OH Company
on the Kentucky side OF Big Sandy
river is practicallS completed, aud
the company Is nov waiting only
for the water to go down in the
river so that 1t can make the cresS-
ings before turning The supply In
to the new pipes.
i
Florence, Wi, May Work.
mon employed in the Grigon &
Parker logging camp found in the
wilderness north Of here the body
OF Stewart Bowling. Examination
disclosed the irt that death had
resulted from exposure. Bowling's
home was in Greeuup, KY, but he
had been working in this part Of
the country for twoyears. He was
a member OF Company l.. First
( Kentucky volunteers, and served
in the Spauish:Amcrican War.
Two sets Of delegates were sent
from Carter county TO the Republi.
can convention ia Paris Wednes,
day to nominate a candidate for
Railroad Commissloner for the
Third district. AT the county con,
vention held there Chairman Castle
refused TO give the voters a count
and instructions were given fol
Caudill Of Rowan. Those opposed
to Caudfll held second conven
tlon,where delegates were instruct,
ed to vote for Patrick, Of Magonlu
county.
Negro labordrs at Whites Creek
Wayne county, W. VA, accused
Lindsay Edrles, a lcspectabI,
young man, age 20, Of stealing I
bottle Of their whiskey. They for
chilly searched him and struck him
on the head with club because h,
resisted. ile len The camp, but re
turned in hall an hour with re
peatlng shotgun. The negroes saw
that something would be doing
lthera aoon and st.rtod an a rut
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-05-08

Price soc per Suit.
See our line before you buy and
you wont be "hot" all summer be-
cause you paid too much for your IN
derwear.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-05-08

Mrs. Fletcher Stewart died on
Durham, Boyd county, a few days
ago, Of consumption.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-05-08

Smallpox Is prevalent in Pike.
vale aud a uuarantine is lhreatcn-
ed,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-05-08

We are authorized to announce
JOHN B, SEE,
as a candidate for Circuit Clerk OF
Lawrence county, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-05-08

A number Of Louisa people have
received invitations 10 the com
mencement exercises OF CatIetts-
burg High School, to bo held Fri.
day night, May 18th The gradu.
ates are Misses Mary Murray
Sweany, Johnnie Tmogene Monta-
que, Eleanor McDougall Silcott, All
lene Marie Patton, Belle Cecil Ken
needy, Mary Ellison Boggs and
Wayne Goble Wellman. In speak
ing Of the last named young lady
the Ashland independent says
"Miss Wellman is the daughter OF
W. McGulTey Wellman, Of the
wholesale hardware firm OF Ben
Williamson 4 Co, and one Of the
best travelling salesmen in the
Ohio valley, She is a grand
daughter Of Capt. NJ. b. Goble, tho
big timber merchant, and a niece OF
Monte j. Gohle, assistant cash
Ter Of the Fifth National Bank in
Cincinnati
The case Of ll,tep VS., Estep. mp
pealed from the Pike Circuit Cour'
was reversed by the Court of APP
Reals. The opinion says:
ain this action deed from APP
pellants TO apptllees should have
been cancelled because 1t was exc
euted through fraud or mistake so
as to include a different tract of
land from the one intended, but
the other deed from father to his
son was properly upheld, IS it wa
executed for valuable cousldera-
tlon. II was not rendered void by
the son attempting 10 IL convey 1t
while an infant TO his father, a.
the proof shows thatupon arriving
at age he reuouucos the deed IN de
to his father and conveyed i to
another. The falhoraeqHi, seed ia
these acts Of tho son.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1903-05-08

Denton, Ky, May The Alum
City Company, being SO well pleas,
cd with we'll M. |, is now starting
another well within 300 yards OF
the first, which showed good for
| ftty barrels darly. Other oil com
panies have agents here and most
OF the land is leased,
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product of the world famous Eagle
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NOTICE.

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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21

CAlTLE-Receipts Of cattle were not as
heavy as they were yesterday, but there
was a fair run for a Friday. The demand,
though, was IN good shape, so that prices
held fully steauy with yesterday on de-
siraple grades. Trauing was quite brisk
and an early clearance was made.
Buyers TOOK holu OF the beeI steers IN
good shape and the market was active and
irm on practically all kinds. As high as
$50 was paid Tor a prime loao of sixteen
head averaging 1888 pounds. This Is the
highest price OF the year Tor a fun load OF
cattle and were bought for exporting.
4 l.,re was not a very large supply of beef
steers on sale, so that practically every
thins was disposed OF in good season.
The COW market opened tairly active and
lust about steady. Along toward the close,
however, traulng was not quite as brisk
and some statesmen fond II a little hard
TO yet STEADY prices on the close. in most
cases, Though, there was Lot enough cnange
from NtLteruay TO be worthy of mention.
The demand seemed 10 he Cetter Ior the
good grades today Than for tie Gamers and
cutters.
Bulls, veal calves and stays sold without
much trouble In just about yesterdays
aotchcs.
fnste were scarcely enough stockers and
:eeders In the yards this morning to make
a market. The Few that arrived, though,
sold readily at steady prices II the quality
Nas at all satisfactory, In spite OF the fact
that the end of the week Is at hand. The
demand from The country this week has
been quite satisfactory, so that spectators
have not been Obliged to carry over many
cattle from day 10 day. Representative
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
wEARE GRAIN Ann ELEVATOR CO.
omaha pranch iio-iiI hoard of Trade
Building.

CHICAGO March 2O.-wHEAT-The mar
ket has beer Influenced by larger Argentine
shipments than expected. The lack Of cash
demand ana less alarming weather map
than anticipated. Prices at one time were
nc under Thursday, but there was a par
tial recovery on local buying. Cab.os were
lower on the large Argentine shipments.
Clenrances were only 26GOD bu., mainly
flour. Ciearancss for the week were 2,2S5. 90
bu. or 100000 under last year and 100000
Jnder last week. The Modern Miller was
emphaticnlly beyrish on the. crop. outlook.
pared with 10000 last week and l,2SS.NO
last year. Primary receipts were 100000 bu.,
nsainst 4lAoC last year. Primary snip,
year. Northwest receipts were POI cars.
against 23 a year ago. Local receipts were
Is cars. with none contract. Estimates for
tomorrow, 10 cars. New York reports 10
loads taken for xport. There was a sale
OF a cargo Of No; northern here. a cold
but warmer weather IL promised elsewhere.
CORN-The market has been strong the
futures up MdAc and the "a h MG!c higher.
The market has been Influenced by the
wet weather, but the principal motive has
been buying OF July, credited to. Cudahy,
and buying OF May and selling Of July by
Armour brokers. There was some selling
OF July by Patten. Argentine shipments
were only 1000 bu. but Argentine crop
news was favorable. Clcarances were III, go
bu. New YORK reports II loads taken for
export. Local receipts were 2l cars, with
two contract. for tomorrow, 100
cars. Gables were lower. There was no
eastern demand for corn, but elevator peo-
pc abs Drbtd the caflot offerings. Clear-
nnCes for the week. 100000 bu. Primary
receipts were 377000 bu., against 2l6,OW last
year. Primary shipments were $4,000 bu.,
against 1871 600 last year.
OATS-Thc market has been small and
unimportant and prices have not held.
TIL re was some demand from elevator
people and possibly some selling by Patten,
but all on a very small scale. Local re-
ceipts were 235 curs, with eight contract.
Estimates for Saturday, 30 cars. Clear
anCcs, 5000 bu. The cash market was lc
higher.
PROVISIONS-The market opened strong.
Logan and Bryan bought May pork. early.
Local scalpers were sellers. Trade has
been fair. The cash demand Is good and
shipments OF meats heavy. There were
11,0CO hogs. and the market active and loo
higher. Estimates for tomorrow, 1000 head.
Hogs IN the west today. 80. 700 head. against
1850 last week and Ga, 200 last year.
WEARE GRAIN AND ELEVATOR co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
WnnI MnrkRf-

BOSTON, March 2O-wOoL-The Com
mercial Bulletin will say OF the wool mar
ket in tomOrrow's issue: The market Is
rather more active. Prices have weakened
on medium woods. with freer sales in con
sequence. In secured pulled woods. notably
b supers at 4Oc for choice, have sold very
freely. Missouri L-blood combing has been
offered delivered in Boston as low as 22C
this week. Choice Ohio wool of this grade
can cross-breds are arriving and selling at
&c for h-blood, costing lac less than the
secured pound than domestic wool of the
same grade. The imports to the United
States are not over 1900 bales, barely a
third of last years imports. Tho attend
ance of the buyers IN Boston this week is
wool has been opened I'm Boston at 4Sc
clean for hne medium. The shipments Of
81 MoH 1902, are ss,SS5. 1872 y .bs., against S. 81. So
at the same date last year. The receipts
to dete are 46,345, SIS lbs, against 40, 6S6,2SS
for the same period last year.
ST. LOUIS, March 2O.-WOOL-Slow and
quiet; medium grades and combing, leG
.SHc; light, fine, 15alsc; heavy hne, n914O;
NEW YORK. March 2O-wooL-Firm.
LONDON, March 90.-WOoL-The offer
ings at the auction sales today numbered
prices were firm. A few lots Of heavy, Cape
o. Good Hope and Natal were bought In.
superfne merinos showed an advance of
Tad. Medium merinos were In demand for
the continent. Faulty grades were irregu.
lar. Superior scoureds scld solidly and
cross-breds were taken by home and French
New South Wales, 1900 bales; secured,
dSS I'd; greasy. ESdd@gis q; victoria
NdGis 8isd. South Australia, 100 bales;
secured, Is sgd; greasy, laid. West Aus
tralia, l:5o0 bales; secured. 1Cdgls AID;
greasy, 4dGls. New Zealand, 300 bales;
Secured, 6&dd1s sgd; greasy. 4,tda1s Nd.
Cape Of Good Hope and. Natal. 800 bales;
greasy. 1a91sd' Punta Arenas l0 bales:
greasy, 4%66Ld.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21

SHEEP-Receipts were fairly liberal this
morning for the last end of the week. but
the demand was fully equal to the occasion
and the market ruled active and strong on
all desirable grades. In some places sales
looked a little higher than the prices that
have been paid Of late. A bunch Of clipped
~yearlings and wethers mixed sold at $500,
which was pronounced "A good strong price,
II was very evident that packers wers
hungry for good stun, so that everything
answering to that description was soon
disposed of.
The market has been in very satisfactory
condition all the week, and the tendency
Of prices has been upward, particularly on
the better grades. Each days offerings
have changed hands about as rapidly as
unloaded, and he prices received have been
very satisfactory to the selling interests.
Quotations. choice western lambs, $500
615; fai, to good lambs. S.50I6.25; choice
Colorado lambs, s6.75d7l5; choice light
weight yearllngs, S6.O)a6 %; choice heavy
yearl!ngs, $5.5pGS.75 fair to good yearllngs.
Sj.O0u5.5O; Cho.ce wethers, S5.5- as -; fair to
good, S.Od5.50; choice ewes, Sh0045. IS; fair
To good ewes A25a4.75; feeder lambs, $47j
dj.2j; feeder yearings, $425G4.7n; feeder
wCthers, 81 o0d4.G5: feeder ewes, S.0O43.5 so.
REPRESENTATIVE sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
Liverpool GraIn aud P~rovi.Ion..

LIVERPOOL. March sN-wHEAT-spot,
duh; No, . red western, winter. Is lid; No,
northern, spring, Is nd; No, California,
IS Stsd. Futures, quiet. March, nominal.
May, Is lad; July, Is likd,
CORN = Spot, American mixed, new,
steady at IA ID; old, quiet at o. 4hd. Flu
lures, quiet; May, Is 2ltd; June, Is l5Sd
July, ~ lad.
FLoURgst Louis fancy. quiet, SIS Sd.
Professionalism, easy; extra India
mess, SSa Sd, Pork. hrm; prime mess. 62s 20.
Hams. short cut. II to Is lbs. steady, SIS CT.
Bacon. Cumberland cut "a to 30 lbs, arm,
SIS sd; short ribs. Is to 20 his, steady, Dds 81
long clear middlcs, light, - to 81 lbs, steady,
hSs Cd, long clear middleS. heavy. ~ TO 40
lbs, steady, SS; short clear backs, Is 10 a
tbs, steady. h9s; clear bellies, II to IL lbs.
steady, S4s, shoulders, square, IL 10 Is lbs,
STEADY, ass 81, Lard, prime western, IN
ulerces, hrm, Sis; American refined, In pals,
Arm, Sos ad.
BUTTER-Ftnc United states, nominal:
good United states, steady, Sos.
CHEESE-Stroug; American finest white,
Gs; American, dnCst Colored, e9s.
TALlOW-RrimC city, US Cd, Australian
I'm London DUH SSS Cd.
Receipts Of wheat during the past three
days, lo2,0N ceutals, including $4,000 Amer,
team.
Receipts OF American corn during pas,
three days, N,0M centa's.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
= Indicates Sunday
Total receipts

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the mum
hnr nt hnnd lndi MAD.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
NEW YoRK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations OF the nay on Various
Commodities,

seipts, 1850 b6ls,; exports, iG,eS3 IBIS.
" Gsr. N Mln spT.SE PATENT ps1rni.. but s.s sssy sS on Min MIN.
nesots bakers, SNqS.lO; winter patents,
&.N04c. straights, S~250a9;e; clears, .Sa,Si
fancy, 4@qSA5,
,CoRNMEXI~ STEADY; yellow western,
hNE-steadyi No, ? western, 66itc, { O. b.,
'nSSi; sSS!e, SsgSSS' c, ( New York
WHEAT-Receipts, ss,SN b9 exports,
S,Ssl su' spot steady No. ! rcd, ,gNe,
pSrthern Duluth, MAC, Z o. b. " %fSSst No. !
hard Manitohs, SAc, & o, b, anoat op-
ISriy break H'isn Wheat pGs fr SS1sS S,, Snn
ne. market slowly rallied towards noon.
With corn and on cold weather news hold
small TRADE ''' TSs close" ' va sS'G stSSSy G "a, a
partial We net decline, March closed seize.
NSSys' sss1sSscSS LEA closed ssr e.; July e lin
SSo5RRN%Rece,p,s. ss.oo eu.: exports, 10,
spot. spot. ar%; No. = .pSSIH H, si,y Sy%S% S SSSt
si'tc Z q, h, anoat; No. 2 yellow, Shc; No,
: white, btc While March corn, In ar
ING, late options turned very strong and
higher on bad weather, light receipts and
Gis espcr, trade CLOSING 'sc highSr
,oteL July S,isn%NS closed, lsNc
ISL ~ Spot steady No. l. islsc, standar
No white, iic; track white, l]SSs6ftSc. On.
lions sCnTrellS hrm all day with corn
HAY steady; shipping, @9Oc; good tc
HoPs quiet; state, common :,
choice, lse, AtaSc lsla M6sac; Odds "a
EGi rsSlne coast, 1909, Aasa'; 1901, S0SS
mpEs-i1rm; Galveston, 20 TO IS It's.
iSct Texas dry, Is to ~ tbs, lac.
LEATHER Firm.
ui6,cc; mecs. &S6iNto; beef hams SaiSoo
N.N; racke' N9WsalSN; city. eNtrn l-u,
NOES, SAooUAOO cut meats. quiet. pickle
Qa@, picked hams, Ai.@alg0O .arl
ilmt Mestcrn steamed, NO&O; continent
IAN South Ameriea, aN5S cnmro lnd
Family, nsSg@N; short clear, Ns0a6S.@
mess, NSNMiSM
..rAtIow-F1rm; city, sac; country, s.
RICE-Ftrm.
burTER- Receipts. SSS pkE,; arm
sIsts dairy &2,ei creamery extra, -
'reA merry, common 60 Oh nee, lS0sIC.
CHEESE-Recc,p $50 pkEs numer
taney largS ruN cram, fan made, colored
tencS small eolorcd, lSc; fancy, small
EGds-E Receipts NSO pkss.; unsettled
tate and Pennsylvania avcrase best me
HoU1rRN-Aive. Heminalb unchanged
dressed, steady. unchsnEed
,spce tn the london TN market todSS
'ollowtnE yesterdays decline Prices Their
sSine1 a iSs With sPSS s'osnE 4
9csl market was cute. hut steady al
aiEher With spot quoted AZ SAERSA
vas Sss,Sa az as Is az IN ' Isn sSS, S SS'S
StSrSA Herr osPPer Was unsettled II.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21

NEW ORLEANS, March a.-COTTON-
Steady; sales, 800 bales; ordinary, nc,
goou ordinary, SSaC; low middllng, 9 3-l6C;
mgii6 6s sNS; good RR staInts 10 a SllSc b5 mia
stock, s57,464 bales. Futures, quiet; March,
$3.50 asked; April s.@as$lG; May $50
o 5HsSsi; $50 S,5Sas ISf; S SSTSsm6SsF' SiS@S.i z
NEW YORK, March 21-CorToN-.
an advance, Of ?, and Immediately, Follow
ness, notwithstanding the Liverpool
cables, which, due 90 come two 10 five
the time Of the New York opening, The
covering by shorts and some buying tor
food reports and moderate estimates for
the days receipts. Under these Influence
the openins. 5It this his proved the J high p pcIim
of the day Reports that about @.UOJ
bales of spot cotton were pointing to, New
York, presumably for March delivery,
caused nervousness among the smaller
longs. A REALIZING movement set in, longs
evidently thinking It wise to secure profits.
In addition to this there was considerable
selling for the short account on the larger
movement into sight than expected. EX-
steady, net 4 to IL points lower, that level
being within l to 2 points OF the lowest.
81. LOUIS, March 2O.-CoTT6N-steady
middling, 9l3-16c; sales, go bales; receipts.
l,1l5 bales; shipments, 1904 bales; stock,
22.321 bales.
LIVERPOOL. March 2o.-CoTToN-spot.
moderate business done; prices 6 points
higher; American middling, fair, 5.9i; good
middling, 5.56; middling, $40; low middling,
$50. good ordinary, 5.14; ordinary, 5.O2. Thu
sales OF the day were 1000 bales, of which
500 bales were for speculation and export
and included $500 American. Rece. pts.
26,0OO bales, including 1900 American.
Futures opened firm and closed quiet and
steady. American middling, <. q. G., March,
5.23d5.24; Mhrcn-April, 5.2SG5.2i; April-Mly.
6.2iQ5.25; May-June, 526d0. q; June-July,
5.25q5 %; July-August, 5.26; August-Sep-
TENDER, 5.1S; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 4.S1d4SS;
October November, 4.67ql6S; November
December, A.62d4.63.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
srnCkERs 40 FEEDERs.

HOGS-There was a very light run OF
hogs here this morning. owing probably to
the bad condition OF the country roads. The
local demand was brisk and reports from
other points were favorable TO the selling
interests. so that prices improved. The ad-
vance amounted to Just about a dime.
Trading was not very active, as statesmen
were holding their droves at pretty high
prices and packers were not willing to give
over a dime advance. The limited supplies,
though, soon brought the market to a close.
Tho bulk Of the good heavy nogs sold
largely from $3.50 to SI.35 and as high as
$40 was paid. Medium weights went
largely from Sl25 to $3.50 and the lighter
weights from S7.25 down.
Today's advance carries the market to
the highest point OF the year. Representa-
tive aa1pe,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. March 2o-BEEVES--Re-
ceipts. a.755 head. Steers steady TO strong
fat bulls, l5Q25c higher; others steady;
fat COWS. strong; others steady. Steers,
81 .65; tops. S5.S5; bulls, S.6Ja4.JO; sows,
Sl.5CaS.9O. Gables unchanged. Exports to-
morrow, 1884 cattle and $50 quarters OF
beef.
to strong at S5.0Od9&. City dressed veals
easy at l0dlic per pound; general sales
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1905
head; sheep steady for tops; others slow
and weak: three cars unsold. sheep, A2a
$50; lambs, $6.50qS.l5; spring lambs bgSc
HoGS~Receipts, 2,7S4 head; higher; Penn.
sylvania and state hogs, E.75q7.90: mixed
western, nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-21
COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL
All Board Of Trade Pits Are Quiet
Throughout Day.
PRICES, HOWEVER, GENERALLY RISE
Corn, oats and Provisions All GO Up,
wheat Alone naIIsinE and Clos
inE steady 60 m Eighth
Down.

CHICAGO. March N-QuietncsE prevailed
IN tho grain aud provision pits today, but
higher prices were realized. with the eN-
Ception OF wheat. which clogcd about
steady. with May - lower. May corn was
&c higher and oats were w a fraction and
May provisions closed from iOdlbC higher.
Trading IN wheat was small and the mar
kpt held steady throughout the day, after
r%allying partially from a weak opening.
Tho unegpcctrd,y large Argentine ship
monts. together with lower cables. were 70.
sponsiblo for an opening decline In May OF
LUhc to Nc, initial safes being made AT
i5Nc 10 7S7hd7Ac. Selling orders were quite
liberal nj the start and May eHrcd on 90
i9Ac. but the strength IN cCrn anu fears OF
damage by the Coluer weather soon caused
n rally. most 81 tho early loss being re-
Rnin~d, and May advanced to iASfrAAc.
Covering by shortr held the market E'cody
was NC lower Mt UhC. ClcaranCeE OF wheat
and hour were coial to 26igo bushels.
Urinary receipts were 100000 bushels.
against f74.OOO bushels = year ago ExT 1rts
" wheat and -four for the week, as re-
ported bye BrHdstrccts. we're equal TO 2,39t.
30 bushels, compared with 4,3zB!OD0. bushels
"A year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported receipts Of 2S cars, which, with
local receipts OF l35 cars, none OF contract
grade. made the total receipts for the
three points $40 cars. against 23 last week
aud $50 n year ago.
business was confined largely to local ac-
count. The feature OF the trading WAS the
buying OF May and Heli'1g Of July by
brokers supposed TO b" acting for local
provision interests Weather conditions
wore bullish and small receipts. together
With n good cash demand, added 10 the
BtrcnEth Of the situation. Closing prices
were strong and near the top May being
w NC at AAdpii1hc. after selling between
fic ana ii7kc. Local receipts were ~ cars,
Sith two OF contract Crude.
oats were helped some by the strength
In corn, but there was a little change In
prices and the trading was mostly by
r'alpcrs. After selling between AAC and
34StGr3iifC, May closed a shade higher at
Jiirv. Local receipts wcro as cars.
Light receipts OF hogs and higher prices
at tho yards caused q strong Opening In
house demand. together with buying for
export account, a further advance was
made, May pork closed loo higher nj SIS. 10,
May lard was also up Toe at SlOln. ribs
were i0Gpi2iac higher at 81. gld9. g2H.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
10 cars. corn, 1870 cars. oats, 2lO cars; hogs,
O.Opi head.
The leading futures ranged as follows: