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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-06
HIGH LIGHTS

Of two evils chose the one you have
worried through before.
Even people who can't hold their
tongues know when other people
ought to.
When the doctor tells woman to diet
she eats less at the table and more in
the pantry.
The woman who has her first spec
tacles always believes she wears them
just to rest her eyes
\ man never knows what he can do
until he tries, and then he wishes he
had done something else.
There are two public nuisances-the
people who never carry umbrellas and
the people who carry them all the time.
When a woman wishes TO do some
thing real out and out reckless and eX-
travagant she dreams of going to Eu-
rope.
One of 1ife's greatest problems is
this: Do people get stout because they
are lazy. or are they lazy because they
are stout Chicago Daily Record.
Russia has larger proportion of blind
people than any other country. Two out
of every 900 of her people are sightless.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-19
OREGON Orop Bulletin.

TIA Hspor1 Of Edward A Bsals section di-
rector United States Weather Bureau, for tho
ogefon Crop Bulletin. week ended May 10, is
a. Follows:
The weather during the past week was
enoWery and too cold for crops 10 make salts
1Actory Advancement Good rains fell in all
sections Of the State. those occurring IN the
western portion being especially copious and
timely.
The condition OF the grain crop continues
s1tas1actory- There some complaints OF
1au wheat turning yellow, confined principally
20 that sown on low land Rye oats and bar
ley are doing nicely. while spring wheat has
stooled wei and Is very promising. Hops con-
unue uneven and the cool weather has re-
tsroeo growth In some portions Of Polk
County the second training of the vines is in
progress Meadow grass, clover and pastures
are growing rapidly. Alfalfa is backward and
6 light first CROP is Indicated Gardens
potatoes corn. sugar beets field onions and
beans are growing slowly, and warm sunshiuy
weather Is needed before these crops can re-
sumo their normal growth Corn is coming
Up quite evenly and enough rain has fallen
70 Insure q good, healthy stand Dairy and
range stock continue IN Inc condition
Reports relative TO the fruit crop Continue
very conflicting In some localities whole
orchards seem 10 be bare Of fruit while others
near by indicate fairly good yields This is
also true Of individual trees. some being wei
set with fruit. while others have none Prunes
peaches and early cherries have suffered most
however. while other tree fruit promises ia
reSuitE -
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: The New York wires OF E. F. Hutton & Co.
yesterday said:
STOCKS-''crcp damage reports and contin-
ueo heavy selling OF Steels, and new low rec
ords, caused heavy selling We are getting
our nrst crop scares and il is likely these fac
tors viii be well discounted now and the usual
Nay declines in the securities market will be
witnessed. Sensational reports about rain in
the West and stories of shutting down mills
and plants OF steel corporations are coming
thick and fset but you can rest assured that
they are not true. The steel trade is getting
q natural setback dullness from the recent
rapid pace OF six months. but orders on hand
VIII be forthcoming for long period to keep
al ths mills busy, and & week of cloudless
weather VIII make crops finer than ever. II
seems a. II all these unlavorable features are
being crowded into this week and It is not
thu tine ~ get bearish.''
cOTTOS-''The market Is an excellent scalp
ng one and while crop prospects continue
bad, We look for much higher prices. The
trade seems to be drifting from the stock
merRst into Cotton and Grain, and Il looks
- though Wa would have an active market
fog some tina From the present outlook
We think Il safe 70 purchase Cotton all
6acitnes."
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Butter, Cheese ana Eggs.

More houses have discontinued storing and
have notified their creameries 10 put up their
output in squares. This will have weak
ening effect on the market by increasing the
salable supply here Others are sending out
cards offering their goods at concessions from
current, market rates. All this tends TO give
the Butter market an easier aspect Receipts
were again heavy Yesterday. as will be seen.
The situation in Cheese remains the same.
the market being very weak, with stocks in
creasing
Fancy ranch Eggs are bringing the top quo
tation, as they are very scarce. There are
plenty OF ranch coming in but they are run
ming inferior as to size. color and eleanness
as observed several times of late and the
trade say that II takes three cases OF aver
age ranch to make one of choice. which can
be done only by careful culling.
Receipts were 100 COO lbs Butter 1702 cases
Eggs ard $4,000 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery a. first hands. 10000
for extras and 171s@1s1sc for lower and me-
dunn grades dairy fT619c; cold storage NOM
inal; store Butter. 16q17c.
CHEESE-Strictly choice mild new, ahc;
fair to good. sH19c: Young Americas. 1015G
lie Eastern. 161s@lsc per ID
UGGS-Ranch 19020c for fancy large white
and 17@1Sc for fair to choice: store Eggs,
1eG171ac: cold storage. nominal; Eastern
nominal.
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wheat and other Grains.

wHEAT-chicago rose ahc on increased
sas City wired that reports there were that
Kansas and Oklahoma could not raise more
than two-thirds of crop.
The Chicago wires Of E. F. Hutton Co.
said
weather gave our market an easier start. but
the opening price proved to be the low point
OF the day. In the first hour the market ruls d
strong and showed slowly advancing ten
dency but on receipt OF news from the
Southwest reporting damage reaching from
Texas to Kansas the bulls simply took the bit
in their teeth and ran away with the market
The bear element. was early stampeded into
sction Covering from this source contributed
much to the early strength 1t was typical
cron-scare market Others received no atten-
ton however, to back up and lend color to the
damage reports coming In both from ST Louis
and KANSAS city. Those markets were sharplv
higher, but very little buying from there a..
veioped in to-day's local market. To our
mind II is yet little early to get ANYTHING
reliable in the shape Of damage news scares
are bound to come. whether true or not. ana.
Considering this fact. we feel We would "a
rather slow ON forcing the bull side on ex-
IRENE bulges We feel the condition IN sound
and the cash situation strong: while this
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Potatoes, onions and vesetahles:s

The Potato market steady. with trade
active In both old and stock. There were
continued heavy arrivals of new. but choice
offerings found ready sale. prices of the best
river stock ranging from 81 80 to 81 50 per
GENITAL, while 81 IS was the top for sack los
from across the bay. Poor and small stock
from both sections of course had to be sold
below thesa figures. New Onions were
weaker under greatly increased receipts and
the top quotation obtained only for one
well-known brand. 81 % per sack being the
top for the general market
The vegetable market was literally supplied
and rather weak Peas Cucumbers and AS
paragus were lower and the Gamers We're the
principal buyers of the aforementioned descrip-
ton. Tomatoes were plentiful and decidedly
weak. with handlers of imported stock anxious
to unload.
POTATOES-Bu from the river $40
IS per ctl: Oregon Burbanks. 81 35Gf1 30 per
ctI minnesota Rurhanks 81 4n71 so per ctl;
New York Rurals 81 1901 80 per ctl; new Po-
tatoes. $10f1 SIS per ch
ONIONS-Austrafan Sc per cti, new Red
81 1901 AZ per sack; Green Onions. 4oG50c per
box
EGETABLES-Asparagus 4G6ihc per ID:
Rhubarb. 50@I5c per box; Green Peas. 81 251
15 per sack: String and Wax Beans, 5Gi6c
per lb; Tomatoes, small boxes and crates. 81 Is
al TO- large crates. So so for Mexican and
$3G4 for Florida; Summer Squash 509S5c per
box: Cucumbers. 50Gs5c per dozen: do Marys-
vile 81 1892 per box; Cabbage. soc per ctl;
Carrots, soc per sack; Garlic 15c per Id; Egg
Plant, per Ib: Dried Peppers, 10612Hc
for sun-dried and 13614c per ID for evaporated.
Green Peppers, 1C@15c rer ID.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Receipts Of Cherries continued light and firm
prices ruled for good stock. but trade was less
active than previously the high prices having
checked the demand and the market failed TO
clean up. The receipts of loose fruit Included
plenty Of poor stock. which was bought by
the Gamers at near the inside rates. There
was q marked falling of IN the receipts of
Berries and the market was reported steady
to firm for all kinds. Large varieties from the
provement in quality and brought better price :,
Nine chests of Currants were received and
stocks of Apricots were increased by lot Pack
ages from various districts The latter fruit
sold very slowly owing to the smallnese and
generally poor quality OF the offerings Trade
IN Citrus fruits was quiet and tie market
was rather weak than otherwise but the quo
tatious were unchanged.
STRAwBERRIES-Per chest, Longworths
S6ff12 large varieties So 5C@6: Santa Clara
Berries $6677; Florin Berries. 5C5T5c per crate
RASPBERRIES-$1 5cM1 rs per crate
LOG ANBERRIES-$SG9 per chest
BLACKBERRIES-$597 per chest.
Observation-Disclosures 121hc per N.
other kinds 3Q5c per 10.
CHERRIES-Per drawer--Black SIM ak !.
ROYAL Anne, $131 Is: Red and White. 506s5e
IN bulk 5@10c per lb for Black, s01Oc far
Red and 2d6c for White
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per drawer
APPLEs-s1G per box for old and 5o660c
~ AlujRIcoTs-s5cGs1 rs per box or crata
CITRUS FRuITS-Oranges NaveIs S2f72 TX
per box for fancy 81 2562 rs for choice ana
S1@1 Is for Standard Mediterranean Sweets.
81 25@2: Seedlings 81 15@f 40: Tangerines &,
M 80. Lemons. 1922 50 for fancy. 81 5O@i *.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, May 1s-The market opened
strong and active and advanced eG57 points in
sympathy with the rise at Liverpool with
everything on the list making new high rec
oIas Ior the year. Rather general selling by
uauers ana commission houses later on, with
some hammering by the old bear element sent
me market of to Lowell of about 5 points
from last nights close. Prices were support
ga at that level however, and later on the
market became quiet and ruled STEADY during
most or the subsequent trading on that basis
Futures opened firm. May, 7.92c; June
I.a2c; July, 1850; August Isle; September
i9oc; October 1896; November. 795c; De-
cembsr, 1860: January. sole.
Futures closed steady. May, 7S5c; June
..06c; July, f.44c; August 7.74c: September.
Lie; October. 1850; November sec; De-
cember. 7.9oc; January, T.94c.
Spot closed quiet Midding uplands, $500;
'miedling Gulf. $500: sales 1850 bales
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Provisions,

The market continues quiet. with Hams and
Bacon firmly held.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. lie per ID for
1sssc for extra light and 1889 for sugsr-cured
dry Salt Sides, 91sc; Bellies. lie; Eastern
sugar~cured Hams. 13N@14Hc:. caiifor-
MIA Hams l2,s ss, Mess Beef si s,a per DBL
Mess Pork s14 so: extra clear. 81; Mess.
SIC so; Pig Pork, sea: Pigs Feet IS; Smoked
Beef 15e per ID.
LARD-rerces quoted at 5Zc per Id for
California compound. &c for Eastern compound
and 9Ac for pure: half barrels pure. 1054c;
lo-ib tins. 1o15c; 5-lb tins. 1essc: 3-lb tins.
1o4c
half barrels Iasc: one fierce. 71sc; two tierces.
1850: five tierces. TAc per ID. :
Hides, Tallow. Wool and Hops.
HIDES AND sKINS-Culls and brands sen
about laQ1c under quotations Heavy salted
Steers. lie; medium lie: light loc; Cow
Hides. 1olac for heavy and 9Aqloc for ngn.;
Veal. 12e e S saIsed can. ise; dSy
Hides. 1shc: dry Kip. 16lsc: dry Calf.
pc: shsepskins, shearlings. 2594oc each ;
s. 10: Long WOO: 8 1902 a S 5 =, Hides d.
dun. s. rs Fl for snail snail and i' SOC for Colts;
H9f 90 fo Hides dry s. 10 % for lsrE Soc and FOR %
Buck skins-Dry Mexican. soc; dry sailed
Mexican Csc: dry Central American. S0c:
Goat Skins-Prime Angoras. 75c; extra large
do. 81 %: large. soc: medium. SOC; small. soc.
No. 2. 3G3hc: Grease. 1h@215c-
WOOI-Spring eIip--Humboldt and Mendo-
cino. 23q26c: San joaquin and Southern seven
Middle County. 1sa21c: Northern free, 22g25c:
do, defective, 1sd20c: Nevada. 10000 per ID.
according to quality.
growers holding out for goo: 1905 crop, 1870
lie.
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began later in the day to Hood the pit with q
surplus of buying orders Advices from Kan
sas City stated that winter wheat In Texas,
Oklahoma and Kansas was detertoratfng rap
idly as a result of rust and OF Hessian flies.
An official forecast OF additional rain In vari-
Gus sections of the Southwest increased the
uneasness of shorts. Demand became gen.
eral during the last hour, sentiment In the
pit growing exceedingly bullish. Prices adj
vanced rapidly. Just before the close July
with the lowest figures of the day. The mar
ket finished almost at the top, final quotations
on July being SC higher at s9ss@S971c.
The strength of wheat had a bullish effect
on corn, causing strong finish Early IN the
session sentiment was rather bearish. inf1u-
enced by improved weather conditions through
out the corn belt. Lower prices at Liverpool
in anticipation OF increased shipments from Ar
gentina also had weakening influence. With
the advance in wheat shorts became fairly
volume of business rather small May
opened &c to lie lower at 81 12c to 53c, sold
up to SAC and closed at the top. July opened
1ac lower at 4Skc sold between 4sc and Acc
and closed X@s<c higher at 4SHc.
Predictions of clear weather created some
uneasiness In the oats pit early. On the adj
vance In the price of other grains the mar
30Mc.
Owing to the light offerings firm tone
pork was up 10c lard was unchanged ana
ribs were a shade higher.
In whirlwind finish the Board of Trade
here to-day wheat for jury delivery closed ex-
sctly. cents a bushel above yesterdays final
quotations. The highest point of the day was
reached at S9Hc. The closing price was prac-
tically at the top. Urgent general demand, due
10 multiplicity OF crop damage reports, was
the cause to which was attributed the sharp
advance.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
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Rcceipts OF Produc-.
STOCK MARKET.
Mining Stocks Fnirly Active, but Local
Securities Dull

Extreme duIlness prevailed on the Stock and
Bond Exchange. rs far shares were con-
cerned. with changes worthy Of note hut
there was something doing in bonds.
In the mining stocks the Tonopahs led In
activity, with Sorth Star especially lively and
selling up to 75c. There was not much change
in the Comstocks, except some huctuation IN
ophir which sold at range OF Sc s2s58
30.
The Northern California Power Company wiz
pay regular monthly dividend OF cents per
share May 25.
The Federal Mining and Smelling Company
has declared regular quarterly dividends Of /
per cent on the common stock and tx per
cent on the preferred stock payable June 20
The Anaconda Copper Company OF Montana
paid semi annual dividend OF 10 cents yes
terday. This is ans increase Of IS cents over
the rate paid six months ago
The report just published in London Of the
earnirgE Of the Welsbach Incandescent Gas
Light Company for the year ending March 81
1905. shows gross profits of f62. 100. as COM
pared with E70.300 for the preceding year and
the dividend received from the Austrian COM
pany gao. 400. as against s36.500. or a de-
crease OF the net profit for the year from
eos 600 to fs1. 900.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Walsreet Stocks points OaVer, sit Steel particular
Local Stock market ertibits nesO features.
Continued poor Wheat crop reports from tie Southeast
Barley, Oats and Corn firm. Beans qtfet.
No further change in Hay and Feedstrfs.
Potato market active and steady. Onions plentiful.
Poultry and Game unchanged, end the former firm
Fruit market 7OeH supplied and not materially changed
Butter Sho1UiHg zreakaeSs ander hearty stocks.
Cheese in large supply and 7eeak. Fine Eggs firm.
Provisions unchanged. Meat rorket about as before
SaveY advanced &c. Exchange unchanged.
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GeneraI Merehandise.

BAGs-Grain Bags. eAaessc: Wool Bags.
3o@52c: Fleece Irvine. I1sc.
nsfon S. sestIs fSn New So S se
Beaver Hill So so: Roslyn. 81; Coos Bay. SIS so:
sa IS I'M SACKS aS
sil so; Camel. 50 per ton: Coke si1 sos1s per
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks: Rocky Mountain
descriptions. IS 90 per short tom
Quotations are for barrels; for cases
add Se and 5se for sGs per a saO On
s. sal is Laeo Sc for boiled and SIC Hss for
coanut OIL in barrels 5sc for Ceylon and 55c
for Australian: extra bleached winter Sperm
OIL Csc; natural winter o Sperm OIL SIC; extra
OIL. sec: extra winter strained Lard OIL. 75c:
No. Lard Oil. CSC; pure Meatsfoot OIL. rae.
4ac: dark Herring Oil. soc; Salmon OH s4c
boiled Fish Oil. SIC; raw Fish Oil. 35c: boiled
Ps coAG on 6 fse lso fsns Ell lf whit.
fsc: Astral. 1sc: Star iso: Extra star PIC:
Elaine boh ee in csss gasoline in in
bulk. 16c: in cases. 221sc: No. I Engine Dis
tiliate, iron bbls or drums. Sc; No do slac:
cases. 1910: s6-degree Gasoline. in bulk. 25c;
TURPENTINE-ssc per gallon In cases and
SIC In drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead 7A6
Sewer Id: White Lead 715Gsc. according to
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
nany quotes as follows. per ID. In I00-lb bags:
Cubes. Crushed and Fine Crushed. J.T0c:
Powdered 5-55c: Candy Granuiatsd. 555c; Dry
Graduated fine. 5.45c: Dry Granulated coarse
lated do0-lh bags only) $3.50: Confectionery
A. 45c: Magnolia A. 5:05c: Extra c. 495c:
Golden c. .S5c: ID, - e. 75c. barrels 1Oc more:
half barrels CSC more: boxes, soc more; 5O-ib
bags. 10c for all kinds. Tablets-Haif
barrels. $3.50; boxes. 620c: n & E. Crystal
Dorninos S-45c per ID. No order taken for Iesz
than seventy Ave barrels It's equivalent
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the setbacks."
This market ruled strong, chiefly in sym.
active. The Chicago advance sent the shorts
to cover and there was also buying here to
hedge asainst short lines on the Chicago mar
ket. The cash grain showed no change.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 4I1a@1 80; California
White Australian; 81 COOL ssh; Nort her
so4ihe 81 S esd 81 81 so psr e
grades of Wheat 81 3oG1 As per ell.
FUTURES.
Session to 1880 a. m.
Open. High. Low, Close.
b December s sss s s ss sl So ss i s ses
2 p. m. Session.
- >, m Open High; Low. Close.
December Isl sin 81 s1N 81 ais 81 a1H
BARLEY-The market was distinctly hrner
yesterday. with dealers reporting light arrivals.
ever. were unchanged Futures were Inactive
and rather weak.
CASH BARLEY.
ESQ chsy.s4 fr ssP a sad sap s
FUTURES.
Session 9 to 11:so a. m
2 p. m. Session.
December-s7hc
July Brewing. new--94e bid
OATS-Are closely held in few hands at the
higher range OF prices. The spot stock is ex-
tremely light, as already mentioned
White, 81 5215@1 60: Surprise, none Offer
Ing: Red. none Offering; Black. 81 4o91 A
CORN-There is nothing new to report ex-
cept that receipts from the West are increas-
ing again. those yesterday being 3sd0 ctls The
market rules firm.
Western sacked. 81 3715@1 As for Yellow.
81 4091 80 for White and 81 3591 40 for
Mixed: California large Yellow. 81 1901 As;
small round do, 81 55G1 go asked; White.
nominal; Egyptian. 81 321aQ1 IS for White and
81 25G1 80 for Brown.
RYEsl 55@a 50 per cti. according to
quality.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

cHlcAGo. May ls.-Ine unusual strength
session. At the opening sentiment was de-
cidedly bearieh. Initial quotations on Julv
were OFF A@shc to ss0hc at sec to S6Mc. The
weather conditions throughout the United
States. especially IN the spring wheat terri
tory. An additional factor was severe de-
sellers during the first part Of the day. Com
mission houses, however bought in sufficient
quantities to hold prices at about the opening
level Damage reports from the Southwest
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Beans nnd seeds.

The market continues quiet. with condi-
lions as previously stated.
BEANS-Bayos, So 2513 so: Pea So 5G93 70:
Butter s3G5 20: small White, $3G3 As: large
White So 5062 co. Pink 81 5042 90 for fair
to good and s3d3 so for choice; Red. S7QI so;
Lima. IS 1905 so: Red Kidneys, s3df: Black
eyes. S3G3 10 per ctl; Horse Beans. 81 $50
40
Mustard nominal; Flax So foQ2 %: Canary,
6q6Ac; Alfalfa. 10@11c for California and y q
BE for Utah; Rape. nominal: Timothy AZ Q5c;
Hemp. 3Gf31ac per lb Millet. 3qS1ae; Broom
Corn Seed. s20421 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Nies, 81 1922 %; Green
Peas. 81 1899 Is per ctI
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Hay and Feedstuns.

All quotations remain as before. with the
situation in Hay and Feedstuffs unchanged.
BRAN-$21 gee per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$25@2s per ton.
SHORTS-$22 50G23 so per ton.
per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill. s3393l
jobbing. sS4 so; Cocoanut Cake at mill.
$22@22 80: jobbing. $23: Cocoanut Meal at
MILL $23Q23 so: jobbing, $24 Corn Meal,
s2S 50G29: Cracked Corn. s29Q29 so; Mixed
Feed. $23@24: Horse Beans, s30G+o per ton;
Broom Corn Feed, 9Gc per ctl: Calfalfa Neal,
carload lots, s2l: jobbing. $50 90 per ton; Meal
falfa, SIT so in car lots and SO for smaller
quantities.
s1OG1s so: Dat soa12: Barley and Oat sra
10 80; Volunteer Wild Oat. $500; stable. sS@1:
Stock IS soar so; Glover. $Tq1o: Alfalfa, STd
10 90 per ton.
STRAW-30G50c per bale
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.

1000: steady good to prime stssrsr IS Ca
anG feeders 81 s0a5 rs: cows. 81 sos Is:
heifers. $500 70; Gamers 81 50q2 40; bulls,
81 5004 IS: calves. s3Q6 70.
HoGS-Receipts. p. 600: tomorrow. JIG. 600:
market 5@loc lower; mixed and butchers,
4oasA ssssss 2 SaGes e. hfs sRt s. sS S
5 30. bulk ef SAFES, IS 1905 so.
SHEEP-Receipts. IL eco: sheep and lambs
steady good TO choice wethers shorn. Sc 100
30: fair to choice mixed shorn S4Gl4 go:
Western sheep, -shorn S4G5 25: native lambs.
shorn 81 50Q6 so: Western lambs. SIS soar 40.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. May 1s-CATTLE-Re-
eeipts. 5000; slow and steady: native steers.
ST 50G6 30; native cows and heifers. 50 50Q
IS: stockers and feeders So 25G5 G5: bulls,
81 SoG4 60. calves, S3G5 so; Western fed
steers. 81 50616: Western fed cows. So 50G5.
HCGS-Receipts. IL. GOO: shade lower bulk
of sales. SIS 30d5 421a: heavy. S. 35l5 i21a:
packers. So 3005 i2i4: pigs and lights. 81 504
3 35.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000: strong and active:
muttons. ST 1886 %; lambs scar 50: range
wethers 81 75G5 80: fed ewes. 81 o5di e5.
Omaha.
OMAHA. May 1S..-CATTLE-Recei $780,
steady: native steers. S4GS 20; cows and
Gamers, S2q3 %: stockers and feeders. So BOG
so; calves s3aG; bulls and stays. So I5@4 80.
HOGS Receipts. COCO; shade lower: heavy.
IS 25@5 35 mixed. IS 2505 21la; light, S. 2oG
: 32ia pigs $tG5: bulk of sales 50 25AD5 81 y.
SHEEP-Recepts. 3I06; steady; Western
searlings. s5G5 %; ewes. SiGi rs: lambs.
slorn. So 25q6 %: lambs. wooded. S. 1907 so.
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FIour and Farinaceous Goods.

FLOUR-California Family Extras 81 500
10, usual terms Bakers Extras. 81 1905;
oregon and Washington. jobbing at s4Q4 SO
per bbl
FARINAcEOUs GOODS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour. 50 25 per loo
lbs. Rye Flour. SO 75 Gin barrels 81 75): Rive
Meal. IS so Tin barrels 81 50) Rice Flour.
IS: Corn Meal. 81 so: extra cream do So rs;
Dat Meal. 81 2o@4 so; Dat Greats. 81 so;
rs; Cracked Wheat. So 70; Farina 81 SO:
Whole Wheat Flour. So SO: Relied Oats. bbis.
Split Peas. boxes IS so; Green Peas. SIS 80 per
100 lbs. 49,