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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-29

r BOOK MAILED FREE.
a. lFEyERs, Concessions, funsmnss-
cUEzs tons. Lune Fever. MIA Fever.
y. b. sPRAINs. Lsmeness. Iniuries.
CURES Rheumatism.
CURES Disiemper.
saIps 2; 2; WORMS. Bots. Grus..
v. z. lcOUGHs, Cslz.. T.nnenz.. rnesr.k
cvzEs Lungs, ,Pisuro-Pneamsnis.
p. r. collie. Beliysche, Wfn1-Biown.
cusEs Disfrhea. Dssenfery.
&c. Prevents MISCARRIAGE
rlss a. - KIDNEY q BLADDER DIsoRDERs
IL. lsKfy DISEASES. Mansr. Frupslons.
sgeEs ieets. Srea-e, Fnrcy.
\. y. RAg CONDITION. etarfnE Ceet.
enzHs stton= efousrh ElaEx<rs-
-c- sssh; E-<b,s Ga Ten specfncs. Bc1k. -. o..
~ dHkEfsfr. - f<tt Fr-r.sd q rec-frs - rytca
HanphrsEf Eef1<zzs c. cor. TfIIizz Jon
c~sFfr. <cr TcTk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-29

Three typewriter esnecialv maae
gor exhibition parp8ses ani Vaiue4 NJ
$3.50 each. are sssr . fhe Pa.
aeeof Liberal Arts a. The Worlds fair
TheT have mother a pearl keys anG
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-29

Two exhibitions are given daily on
the rife range Of the Forestry. Fish
and Game department at the Worlds
fair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-29
ADDITIONAL BASE BALL.

Cairo viii breathlessly wait until
this evening for the returns from up
the river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-29

The Champions batted at .s71 yes.
terday while the visitors could only
scrape Hp acquaintance with ISL. Is
il strange that Palucah was beaten?
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-29

Get in the game from now on boys
and support all your pitchers like you
do the Iron Man and don't forget to
slug behind them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-29
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

Nineteen entries for the airship
contests az the Worlds fair have
zen received.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-29
HOUSE FOR SALE.

Nice ronm cottage with lots Suitable
nome or investment apply at this ONCE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-29

With a good warming up at the
proper distance Crangle viii beat ont
Freeman toIay. Give him every en-
couragement and he'll turn the trick.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-29
HICKORY sToYEWooo.

Delivered 70 any part Of the city for 81 go per
iaHd pnone nai0 stl. eiArk HanfeFth handle
ksnsHPany
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-07-29

A HALEY, wire screening. poultry
netting, water coolers, gasoline
stoves and ovens, step ladders,
brushes. hardware and stoves.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10

By TeIeRrAnh.

Chicago May 2.-Cat;le-R Receipts .Loco. In
Guiding Is Texans: market steady to weak:
good TO prime steers $3.50: poor to medium
sig&so: stockers and feeders s1dLio cows s.. 81
Sais ,io asisr' eves Z s Tsass ed stes;
Hg4 =. Hoss-Receipts to-day 33eoo: to-mor-
ssis !, ,r:sss ,sayS sssSss IIss. sssos,
sheies si Eethsrs :tseae .: tsig g choice mlIed
'.sesa.S; sooisS western lambs 5000. .ss
steers active and 1Oc higher: bull. and thin
COWS COWS. steady: nseigm s ard s9od coz. shade
ends hss: bulls s37sF4so: COWS Egs.ss cables
SSesee ys sa'is . n,sssr ss,sx At Il lis Per ID
weight Exports to-morTcw. $50 cattle. i.s5S
ssip e @sss e hs. 81 sesi some ss..
hight; i;.,, vesls y iegs 3: g: & choice Sgs eaiis
and lambs-Rseeipts s.sii: sheep steady: clipped
s69.a arm .sstS % II % GSSta ssas !ssS sS'
5ns ssRss sss. .s5M M l.T sRssa Sssa eq: as.:R
eeipts SIS; prime State hogs $3.50: market
Kansas city. Mo-. May s-Catile-Receipts
$500. Including 800 southerns: market steady:
% 70 sooa sno tsess We we.tsTs e fes siesIs ;a si
sa75: stockers and feeders s. .947s .: southern
i've sfs cows Eds: ahssh naive hsiisr. sGsl s4 H ~
bulls q 5OG3.S5: calves &c lower, ss 7sas so
t HSss-Fecsig,s ,es a. %s5ket ss,a steady. scg 8:
packers A5Oet s:,.; pigs and lights $3.50.
Sheep-Recelpts t.5oo. market &c higher: natIve
ewes - s06s .: yearlines ,a759lis: Texas
clipped sheep Hso0L1s: s,ockcrs and feeders
81 Joseph, No., May s.-Csttie-Rece,pts s.
Ss; loe hisher than thursday; natives Hs51
feeders n:sf4S Hogs-Receipts 15ss: steady:
As. sheep-Receipts ssoe. stesdy: shorn
Nethers s5.35; lambs io87sc lower: Western
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10
SUMMARY LOUISMARKETS


little
a
uh
the prce of ne
market closed fairly
whea openedI on andcl
cornop ened Il of and
Oa
of
Traction
easyb : and6
tcoton asstady in the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10

,HoGS-A good moderate run Of hogs arrived
TIE receipts amounting 10 around 5Ss9 head
which s1,i as rule ayerassd falrly gooi IN quail
The market opened with a good iemanI f.um
all buyers for all decent grades the b-st butch
and selling the quickest and showlng a slight
advance over Saturday prizes but rot enough
grades We're ready sellers. but they s' were moi
better than steady, Good lights and the best
iSs Ts.s N goa aeonS and fSs Eastern IN shipment, ri,
consequently sold very slow and Irregular.
opened sold about the same as as the =" early ' ar,
rivals. but those that came in around noon or
Good brtcher and heavy W hogs hogs sold at .isoa
srs :, lights aSOSs 10 Sfs ne svsrase @ 40
6t75. pigs rrder 40 Ibs s.. 75fIi 90. and Toushs
and culis at f.7sa4-5o. The bulk Of lhe hogs
weiShins 10 ies OF more sold at st'sStss'..
sHEEP-onIy small supply OF sheep ar
ffiyed; the receipts no, being more than one. ne
and ali Of item were anxious Tor supplies. con.
lambs or yeariiSs- % @ sold .aHicky a, steady TO
strong prices. Spring lambs we're also in good
ssn b, 90, .fs y n san asa Sa a
HoRsESTne supply of horses was very
Which he speciai sale q last week made upon
the supply IN oonsisnors hands. The offerings
made up. however. in setiyisy and strength
what Il lacked in volume There was a good
an aod IN r aas s'asn snd
Of las Week which was Iemarkabie for is
horse could have beea sold as wef. oeicTed
and a. god s1sons gTiees,, ,,if1 as.s.n ses,srs r
good ard all that Is necessary to activity Is
enough good horses
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10
FRACTIONS RANGE LOWER
: ON MODERATE SELLING.
BANKING ISSUES ARE NOT
ACTIVE.
General Tone Of List Is Easy Be
cause of a Falling Off in
the Outside Demand.

Local securities were moderately active.
with interest mainly in fractions. which
were on the downturn The greatest
pressure was on United Railways pfd-.
which sold az SO and sSs.7J and was Of
fered at $s.e5 at the close of the morning
session. Transit opened at $li.3Iii and
later sold at sli-121s. The t-per-cent bonds
were wanted at ss1.e21s and held at Sse.
American Central Trust and Lincoln
Trust though not active, were the strong
spots in the banking list. Other issues
were steady to easy on bids and Offers.
There was little outside investment de-
mand.
At the afternoon session Transit dropped
TO 81 ana preferred was taken at So. ..
The 4-peT-cent bonds sold at SSl.6ne.
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10

wHEAT-By sample, del: No. . red sold at
mes for Western and .N.osa1:G for nearby;
No. at si.O5 for nearby. and Western worth
at sla35c TO ssassisc. latter Turkey: No. : bard
s5asic for low 10 choice and Turkey worth so
93c: No hard at slds5c: No. mixed At 8,s0
sc: No. white spring At Sc
$50 SosS and Bd sIsnS I Il Is ss and 'oa oa as
at Egisc; Ne. yellow Il S51c; No. : do:
&c; on the cob at 5o9slc.
oArsaBy samglss s,. del: IL, No; ,, :oid a., At r ae
at sSc and choics at 4ic: No. . white nominaily
t5iIc; No. white sold At t45%5c: No. white
at s1c for barley mixed. &C for shipping and
sc local Standard al t6c. 81
RYE-NominaIly At 1oc for No. J. and cf0esc
FI.AXsEED-Nominaliy ssl4c.
FIDUR-Ouotations on soft winter In wood:
Patents .tsoFo and special brands is99sc
higher; stralshts q 756i g: sxtra fancy Nso0
in jutes. g. beTS25. Hard winter. In tutes: Pat
erts "a lef74. .: straights 8 005so; clears $40
Sy. %: lower grades 3 s0627s. Spring wheat
patents In bulk tts5Vis5.
CoRNMEAI. ETc.-F o. b.: city meal 1t
s. 20; grits hominy and pearl meal $50.
BRAN-At mill bran Jobs At Sc and ships
HAY Quote on E, side basis; Tlmothy-.
>i1dIs 20: low at ss5i0. Pra.Iie-Choics or No. !
80. No. sSas-5o: No. @41. Clover-No.
Eoaiii sssfiiin; No &c: ssts.n' % c'0''fm'1e'-No' Al
STRAw-on trk.: Wheat and cat Eos; re
ssns.
LEAp-Nominally. AGH.
wHisKY-ouots on basis Of s1.s1ii a gal. for
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10
GRAIN PRICES RALLY
AFTER EARLY DECLINE.
LATE NEWS ALARMS THE
SHORTS.
Failure of a Chicago Brokerage
House Is One of the
Bullish Factors.

After showing early weakness. the grain
market rallied and closed strong and
higher. Lower cables. large worlds ship
ments and generally favorable conditions
for the progress of the crop were the de-
pressing factors at the opening. In the
first hour there did not seen to he any
professional support and many operators
eased their lines. Late scattered dnina2e
reports and a failure in Chicago sent the
shorts scampering for cover and In the
last hour prices were sharply on the Up
turn.
The visible supply of wheat. the yast
crease OF 1.0l6Ooo bu. in 1905 ST. Louis
stocks decreased $1,000 bu- and Chicagc
decreased 4z3Ooo bu- Total visible supply
. $50. go bu., against So.S5I,oO0 Oh. 8 week
ago and 3e.446,0o bu. in 1sB.
Wheat e.. ocean passage afioat for Eu.
rope the past week 50.S400Qo bu.. agatnst
bu- Broomhall makes total aioat $780,
Ooo bu. and the increase 3.o12WO bu.
Worlds shipments Of wheat to Europe
the past week reported at SfQ.Oo0 bu.
against 10. $4,000 bu- a week ago
July wheat opened &c on and sold at:
aisc, SIC, ssse; SIC. sJtgstc. ste s.es4tc
IS s4S;e. SsiS ssas4se. s.e. ase ss.,c, as.s. s4sS
Corn followed wheat throughout the ses-
sion Receipts were larger and there was
Moderate worlds shipments and excessive
moisture were bullish factors toward the
close.
The visible supply OF corn the past week
decreased 9s3 90 bu.. against a decrease of
Crease creased IS 500 90 bu. ' and chicaso decreased
against $4,000 bu- a week ago and s.ziO.-
oco bu. In 1895.
Corn on ocean passage anoat for Europe
the past week 561o0O bu.. against s.Si5. 900
htr DaCrpaRR q2S OOO tff
Broomhall makes total afioat 3.1S2000 bu-,
an increase of 1.162.0Oo bu.
past week reporsed at u 1sssooS % o oI. against
2;5.6ooo bu- a week ago and a.ls4.oco bu In
Liverpool stocks of corn reported at l.
July corn opened Ac OF and sold at:
fSc f75sc. ssc. ssitc.
Receipts of wheat at st. Louis 81, go bu..
OF which q cars local and I car through;
cars and 10 cars through. In 1908.
Receipts Of wheat at primary points lso.-
900 bu.. AGAINST 10000 bu in 1893. and ship
ments 222ooo bu,. against $500 bu. North
west received LIS cars, against a5 cars in
1903. Chicago receipts 1000 bu. and Kan
sss City z. 800 bu- Clearances $50 0oo bu- .
Receipts Of corn at St Louis IS. 400 bu-. OF
which Is cars local and 2s cars through.
cars local and IS cars through. in 1903.
m BssePs sS asa6ss Gf soEs $ s. ba IN and .
cago received 1880 bu and Kansas City
$3.50 bu- Clearances 5000 bu.
Receipts OF oats at St Louis 80. 80 bu-. Of
which 50 cars local and 16 cars through:
against $500 bu.. of which 500 SKIS. and s.
cars local and l2 cars through. In 1903.
The visible supply Of oats the past week
decreased 1.1l7.0oo bu-. against an increase
of 1900 bu. in 1909. st. Louis stocks in
creased 1i.0O0 bu. Total visible supply T.
$500 bu. against 100000 bu. q week ago
and 6.302.0 90 bu. In 1an-
Receipts OF oats at primary points $1,000
bu.. against 10000 bu. In 1903. and ship
ments 214O00 bu.. against $500 bu. Clear
ances Ia Coo bu
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. May s.-Fiour-Receipt. Ie.sss: ex-
hour ssI eornneai steady. % Rys dulis sn' R.ri.s H
sq nd , ,MsssisSsDs 70 u',ssy .ssy, No
rsss ss.fn.ls N l ssS. r.. sss Sssy
meuts. favorable Northwest weather news and Q
,ecs sSpn place renewed fears Ss
S1iii., % esop report ard IL, last prices sno.ed 70
s4se: Dec sssaasc CLOS Closed sSs' ssS So-SNse slIsse
Sc: 10. xsiie sc Options rnsraet ETY. was eri auir:
fsis sash inquiry and room eovsf,ns. he eio.-
vss ise.sc higher. May closed ssise: July SIS
ost. Ssss lbs. &c: natural shiie' . q 8 Iss.
essfd, s shs ss ss aap. s: aa':f Hsy
cssi 1Opi9ai Beef steady: Gu. nsa.s agisi,;
aaie,. % PORK stesas Isllox dull eoi,On-sssd esssd
on sS.y ysISw Sis rs, es s, as MS.;;ss e .sss ,
l hard ss4e: NO. Norhern sas.e; No; North:
Sa,,ss srn ss E .rrSs S aol,ss15 hard se No
e 81 Nsg ESsse sse ,hs' sas s Ne seq seh ss ss az.
Mlwsukee: wis.,. May 2.,wheet .frm: No.
July S1riassa se re n. Sa S2 xS S'IfhsFg @ s;ss
Ss Sc; i;,,S sample 1sss .'ssle- Com ',tss,i
M ainhsapoli:, ;S Mien:; Nay sawssat. May
NO. No-NneIn ZINC No North
ern stEc: Elour-F1rst ,pstents $3.50: second
patents 81. H.eo6s: frSt clears s.. .5073. so: second
clear, s.. 80. Bran in bulk sis6fs1
Circinnati.. o.. NAV s-swhipky-DistIIiers
finished goods Quiet on basis Of Hes
Kansas City. May e.-whsst firm: May s5isc:
ho,y, hhey saS5aa1; sspts:s.,,,,,a.iSs; cash Nc
ie7; 70: ssassc. ccrn hirher; May S;:e;
sseSis; 70. Sa:o,ie: No. white .ss9soitc;
, mixed zoc Receipts-wheat 2. foo:: corn q
go "a. oats ats. so9S ., shiPmen's-whe.s Ss0O: corn
Chicago: Nay s.-cssh quotations were as fol-
lows: Flour duh ard steady. Wheat
No : sprins so63sc: 80: . s9assise: No. red
N;n91et corn-No, ssse: No !, yellow ssf
4.s Rys.No. 7sa7as; aaIlsy.Good feeans
o,hy seed $50. Mes pork ger Dbl M 50
ss2ses5o WHISKY. sas,, q high wines. s.a
Peorfa. III. Nay e-Corn steady: No. Z
tstic: No. : &c. whisky on the basis Of
To,eio. May S-csover s-.d--Cs.h ss.as: Oct
$50. Prim. slslke 80 Il. Aug. 50. = bid Prime
Timothy no; Sept. sl4s
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native supply Modcrate-Beef Cattle
steady-Sheep Close Higher.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef steers-Total re-
eeiptz were moderate and were estimated at
only 3.eoo head. or about 800 larger than this
day week ago. The proportion OF natives
was .f.ir. being around Lsoo.. Arrivals Of beef
steers were ia-ge In proportion to the general
Supply. nearly two-thrds being Of this ciass
head. Allowing an increase cf i.s6e over the
same day last week. and a. supplies were
rather liberal the past week there vas not
much -. shown the trade today. Buyers cp-
sssev rr,ers srny seted AZ shouy,, re-, yn,
-sufnc3ent on cffer to meet all their require
new was essASsasss snsvssss u TIE
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10

Fourth street. 81. Louis:
Prime sts,iing. cables &s7K: checks AS: 90
Commercial sterling. checks Lssx; 60 days
Iefk: a. days ts3z 4&t74-
Grain bills AaE9IS5
Cotton bills 1874
g.nkers Paris cable s;15 LA; checks
Gonnerciai francs. checks s.lsH: 90 days
connsreiai Swiss francs. checks s17lS; %
days soS-
Ccnrnereiai Belgian francs. checks siT,s; 90
days $50.
Bankers- relchsniarks. cables ssSax 7-is;
checks 6 5-166s6A. 81 days 9sfi.
Commercial reichsnArks. checks sSi: % DAYS
%S1S< I3-1s; % days sll.169l s-i6.
Bankers Dutch guildsrs. checks - 7-is: 60
cormsryial Dutch suiIdera checks <oS: %
Market duh but steady
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10

Butcher Cattle-The butcher market wes
sc'lve and although the general trade was fiil
steady with some little additional strength de-
Neioped on the nice kinds and weights OF heif-
ers, several choice lots Of helfers went a; s. 50.
Of below these figures
Most of the arrivals were cows. the bulk OF
Mhieh were medium 10 good fat grades. for
stns Snlcn 2 ready demand prevailed and good
sn,i Sent az s+at5 while most of the good fat
COWS Drought 81 s5ff5. -. with a pretty good
killing kind between tJ5H3.sn Most Of the
tnedium cows sold around 50 % while cannsrs
the last few weeks 'sS
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10
REPUBLIC spnclhI fG.''r''

! az. sss. &sss;I% en-, ara seSssSs:.sSa- Jsssss:
up oyer @ ca. for The week. Rseeivsrs held
ant ss e. 1ss ss' "a sS's so a 1 Ss
turkey. 1.s1sc Duck.-we.,ern, pair. soasec.
ssn ys..ssn and sos'ser3; socsN pissoss. gsir,
Tss .rtes with reep,. pf but
invosoes for later in The week show ! slight
. =, assnE tss ssans ns sog
and OF very seiective character. but receivers
tions = sa 1pR Sos tsSusss shs I Is. cuiet
ps wSnd Gs I say oy es 20 sssf sSss as sSs
&c % wss diineult 70 .resii1. on he average best
run of d,y.pisksd fowls s,, b.. .ems , marks thsi
@ heavy fowls were dIffcnli @ sen a; 1s,ic: in
fast, most Of the joeoers only wanted the de-
Eilied tuTssys more plenty. but quality very
undesirable and prfcee lower. Old ROSTERS
from last week AID market was BARELY sGs-
Thsre va: ysry little desirable frozen poultry
were somewhat nominal. strictly prime were
n1 led % pouisrs rs1TsIE.y.-Youns toui.. over is
lbs. 1ec; Western. dry-picked, young hens and
toms toms ,c ,ssded e.H deas asnes sia
dry-picked fancy ise: dry,gisked heavy i:,lc.
sls ssoics dSs o.o g: ase miaea HIaa
asssa; 8; prime es.k 9: l:1sss; -. -
ss: ao sysIss. prime isesssa:: as, d eo@%sa ansa
1eE1sc: young mems. fancy 1910: old hens ls4
1sizc; old tons H1xc- Roasting chickens-Fancy
sost-neated I.c- No. I5Glsc: No. 12Qisc;
czils sql0c- Fovls-Dry-picked fancy and me-
dium Il cap9ns.westsra. 70 e.. each
ne; %. ayerags, ery-picked Isalsc: DO fancy
prime l,0isc- Geese-Prims iiai;c.
Egss.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. May a-Eess-Rsceipts 1.ns
qtorsSs IN Jersey City. peaiers' repcrtsd very
fAir demand Tor prime graded Northern goods
buyers Unit q iSc Below. tfii. Er.de the mar
q sish IS could be bad on asersEe Iesnisr
e meas ssoass ssEs. resultiIs In an excess
velk nd i6ref Q s<l Western storage
tuc1y 8U3n t1c; seconds ts,zc; Tennessee and
6cufhe7n frsss 1sfJs1xc; seconds lsfi5c Frrsb
Eestefn dlrties l5615c. Cheeks f2614c
II 1s2s.s 800 Ssy:, Ny y s;wESFs sss.dy; Mi.:our
wildwood cases Included l$,1c-
chicago: May s--Eggs easy; At marx. cases
ircluded- 1SSvi5l1c. :
Fhiladeiphla, Nay s--EgSs steady: moderate
slE5n4: pep lssr.sy .l5L.e 6 -MasE;. ffssh'
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10
Mining stock. +. New York.
Assessment paid.
New York Curb Market.
.EPUBIIC SPECIAL.

New Sorl-, May s.-The curb market to-day
vas purely nominal In sympsthy with the
irregular. But in~xnifcanrly changed as to
amount TO nothing. Northern Securities on rales
full recovery at the close to ssL Virginia and
Carolina Chemical So were transferTed between
= and s4x- American Can preferred sold down
from as {, 3sk Greene Consolidated Copper
chaf fed hands at 15H and Isl. intesbo-o
Rapid Transit was transferred at no. un-
changed. Standard on advanced from ess to
eeis. and then eesed on to s,Sif
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10
PROVISIONS.

Provisions had firm undertone through
out the entire day. The feature of
trading was the buying of pork by
shorts. The principal bull influence was a
smaller run Of hogs than expected. The
late strength in wheat aI.l corn had come
eject. July pork closed 10c higher at
SLs7ik Lard was up 2lsc at s62is. and
ribs 5aTi5c, at $STi-g650
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10

New YORK Nay s.-Honey on call easy at 10
~: closing bid and cEersd ~ Time loans
fk61is; 8 months i0ss. Prime mercantile pa
PER ssS<S per can't. s.eriing e.chsnse heavy,
44G for demand and Asts6ks4R4 .sfs5 for %
days bills Posted rates lesSd4s and 4SA
Commercial bills lST.S. AGxican dollarg axe
Government bends easier. Raffroed hoods ir-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-10
BULLISH CROP REPORTS
GIVE STRENGTH TO WHEAT.
JULY OPTION CLOSES 3-SC TO
1-2C HIGHER.
Corn Shows a Gain of 3-Sc, Oats
Are Off a Fraction and Pro-
visions Advance.

Chicago. May e.-Contemplation OF a
bullish Government crop report was an
influential factor in causing strength In
wheat to-day. The market closed well
toward the top prices OF the day. the July
option being up SGisc. Corn shows a
gain of 3sc. Oats are OF a fraction. Pro-
visions gained sisc to loc.
WHEAT.
With easier cables. heavy worlds ship
ments and large increase in the amount
on passage the wheat market opened at
decline from Saturdays closing figures,
the July option being down kas.c TO ssc
at sysGS5kc 10 sSs.c. During the early part
OF the session the market was dominated
by the bearish foreign situation. the at
tention Of the pit traders being diverted
temporarily from the bullsh conditions in
America There was considerable long
wheat offered for saiea but the demand
was comparatively Light.
In consequence OF the Door, support
a further decline IN prices was made.
advanced the domestic situation forced it
self more prominently upon the minds of
traders, and as damage reports were
still being received sentiment suddenly
changed. A report of a local crop expert
also Rad Strengthening Influence.
According to this authority 9 large acre
hc-na and the Ohio Valley
Prospects of bullish Government report
tomorrow started liberal covering by
shorts. which resulted in a quick rally. A
half the flour mills in Minneapolis had re-
stunned operation were additional stimulant
TO the improved demand. The market con-
tinued strong the remainder of the day.
closing prices being near the top. After
selling at S6lsIs6ssc. July closed atSsiic.
Clerances OF wheat and -four are equal
to 1880 bu- The amount on passage in
creased 3.0l5. 900 bu., while the visible sup
ply showed a decrease OF esi.ooo bu.
Primary receipts were 1sS.soo bu.. COM
pared with 1cs.sc0 bu- a year ago. Mime
apolis. Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ceipts OF i5s cars, against 1se cars last
week and go cars year ago.
CORN.
During the early part of the day the
corn market sympathized with the weak
ness In wheat Pit traders appeared to
be in doubt as to the proper course to
pursue. and. in consequence trading was
light Later. when the visible supply fig
crease considering the fact that nayiga-
tion has not opened. the local crowd be-
came quite active buyers. resulting In a
firm tone
Small receipts and rainy weather had a
strengthenins influence. July opened ixc
to lac lower at 4sisc TO 4Sxc sold UP to
S7sc and closed at 4s7sc. Local receipts
were III cars. with Is of contract grade.
OATS.
The same influences that affected the
corn market were noticeable in trading
in oats. Weakness prevailed early in the
session in sympathy with other grains,
feeling later In the day. Closing prices
showed little change from Saturdays
final quotations. After opening a shade
to isa14c lower at 3sssc to sSisc. July sold
between Ssl. asSasc and ssssc. closing at
SSlzc- Local receipts were g cars.
RANGE OF PUTtREs.
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stocks Of Grain in store.


. Butter-creamery-Exfra &c: dry.s zo11,c.
seconds 11f5Isc Ladle-packed-Exul &c: nrsts
Country roll-chotee i2c: pscknd and ordinary
uisc: grease stock 405c.
Eggs - Receipts 2.S69 pkrs local pud nm
through; shipped 5-1n pkgs.: market fSc cSss
eocns ocl, gases returned; fresh nrsts &c. cases
ceeese..Northern on orders: Twfns at lie:
singles lllic: daisies 11i4c. Young Americas
Ssssis esssss? No ns edss RSS: ssa az iSs ssss
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Curb Grain Markets.

81. Louis-July wheat $40 to lk6sfEc
Puts sihc and calls sac 10 S5Ac.
Milwaukee-Juiy wheat toid). puts s7hes7kc
and calls ssiEc- .
July wheat tnew,. puts ss6ssisc asked and
July corn. puts isssS4ssc bid. and calls 50
t9isc bid.
MinneapoIls-JuIy wheat s5t.c asked Puts
s5c bid ard calls s4defsc.
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TreassFy staienpe.t.
nsss!sE'ss sd ~ ;sis. szS:''.s'' - ssll.''
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DomestIc ExchanGe.
Bar silver

New York, May s.-Bar silver Sc At London
= I3-ied.
st. Louis Money Market.
Transactions AZ the banks were in good vol
ume and discount rates for call and time loans
were quotabiy easy At liS TO per cent.
Yesterday's Bank Clearings.
Yesterdays clearing -houss statement showed
eisartngS, ts.4ss. $50. balances, $50. 81
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Wool.
No. and Ill
H.A An-A a
Hidea.

a-f Hides.
Dry guiet and weak. Dry nint-Texas butch
all Texas light under Is lbs) at iskc; native
and Arkansas at 15,sc-iatter On seiecfson isc
saitee at l2c: Green-szited round at 5isc Tor
Arkansas and southern to TIC for wesfern;
nc for No ,. parr cured &c leaz uncured =,
lees and bulls 10 less than toysgo1ng: s5us lsc
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New Yors. May s-rhe dfy Roods market -
without special features ~ nr e oro9rs are
prrpsrtns TO operate NOR sxtfnsiveiy IN he
nf1r fufure. but afo ~ - yeSee 9eyS1zp-
ciincd 10 name pficss Until tesy ere e1eo -
J0ls b Wiling 70 eeaDenS eoeeo9e
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MONEY liARKET.
New York stock Quotatio,s.

New York May s.-FollowlnC are to-day's
sales OF stocks on the Stock Exchange show
ing the highest and lowest quotations and clos
RAILROADS
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ANp BUTCHER sTEERs.

market, Some sales Of pretty good cattle that
were steady with Thursday. but on the late
market some Of the same kinds were i0c lower
or steady with Friday.