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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-01

CATTLE-Rsceipts OF cattle this morn
ing were very large for q Thursday, a.
will be noted from the table at head OF
column. More than that the quality was
good, there being q large number Of very
we'll finished beef steers on sale. II win
that the arrivals this week are falling
considerably short OF last week and of a
year ago, and still there are too many
cattle coming to keep the market In good
condition.
The trade on beef steers opened very
slow and dullN and II was 10 o'clock before
any business Of consequence was trans
acted. Sellers who happened to have
something that just suited buyers, or
msdiately reported that they were able
TO sell 70 very good advantage, being com
PEELED to take on very little from yester-
days figures. Such cases, however, were
rare, the general market being right at
loo lower. than yesterday. The fact was
that in some instances before the close
statesmen who happened to have cattle that
aid not seem to ind special favor In
buyers eyes had to take on even more
slow and lower market and as such un-
satisfactory to the selling interests.
Cows and heifers were In fair supply,
but they, too, sold in most cases as much
as iOc lower. although some salesman
who happened 10 have very nice heifers
or well finished cows thought that they
aid not take of that much. For anything
that was not right good, however, tho
market was safely l0c lower.
stockers and feeders were, az usual, in
moderate supply. there not being enough
on sale to cut much figure or create any
ouotable change in values.
paOPaEAntatiVR Gales:
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carIot Receipts
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on rd OF Trade

NACNN Oh F0 OF ITa0es
CHICAGO. May Sl.-FavorabIe weather
for the crop caused weakness today in the
local wheat market At the close the July
Senvery showed net loss Of hc. Corn
PROVISIONS were off 21td7Izc.
sentiment In the wheat pit was bearish
the entire day and large amount of long
wheat was thrown upon the market The
principal support came from shorts and
was not SUFFICIENT to prevent a considerable
throushout tbs tnted statas conditions
able 70 the growing crop. In the southwest,
where harvesting Is In progress the weather
were light rsins In Illinois, n missouri tneIs snS
the ohio valley the weather bureau re-
ported beneficial showers. News from
ABROAD was also beartsh. The market at
Liverpool was dull and depressed because
81 poor shipping demand, cheaper Argen-
una estimates and record breaking crop in
IN the closing Of the May dealing. Trad
ing IN that option was light and because
9I 81 moderate proht ht-taking the price dropped
ztfc a bushel, declining from s41hc the
Skening price. TO buy. The close was at
2&c. The market had a somewhat steadier
lone ION duripg the last hour because OF cover
ing oy shorts. July opened a shade to
ssg1se lower az S2ls to S2hc, sold on to S1Ss
9l1He. and closed at s2as2Sc. Clearances
bushels Primary f Dgr rscaIn werT equal to 4i$0oS
bushels. compared with 3O5, 900 bushels for
me corresponding day one year ago.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 2Is cars, against 1884. cars last
week and 260 cars one year ago.
The corn market was easier at the omen
ing because OF local receipts. which were
iarger than had been expected. The mar
ket however, quickly rallied and held Arm
Tor the remainder OF the session. There
was an active general demand for the
sreater part of the day. while offerings
were light. An advance OF nc to &C In
the price of cash corn strengthened the
market materially. The close was Arm
July opened NC to &C lower. at Is1kc 10
+Sne advanced to 49hc and closed al 4sdi
ss1sc. Local receipts were sos cars with
So4 cars Of contract grade
oats were dull and easy. Ideal weather
LOT the growing crop was the chief bear
lsh influence. although the weakness OF
wheat had some effect July opened nc
lower, at 2SAc sold between Ss5Sc and as5sC
were aS cars
Hog receipts at the principal western
packing centers were considerably in
creased today and consequently provisions
opened rather weak. Towards the middle
OF the day the market became steadier or
a fair demand by a local packer At the
elose July pork was on 21k6i6c at SIG 3(rli
l6 Szh, Lard was down 7hc, at S. 77Jb. RIbs
were INC lower, at So 40
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat
p, 900 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Current Corn Options Run Up Over
Two Cents,
AcOUHH LEADING BULL OPERATOR
Takes All Grain In sight ana SENDS
Prices Comparatively Higher
Than ChicagO-weakness
Rules the wheat pat.

OMAHA May 81, 1906
Favorable weather through the wheat
belt and the collapse OF he May deal gave
a weak market, prices being on more than
a cent at one time. Shorts being inclined
70 take prohts, there was a little rally
from the low point. but the close was
weak at a loss OF about sc on July. Pri-
mary receipts were large and are expected
TO show an increase. The cash market
was weak. Flour demand was reported
poor.
Corn opened unchanged on the Omaha
market and began to go up at once on
strong bidding by Jaquith, the leading local
bull; He put tho May corn up &c, while
at the same time the Chicago price was up
only &c. The estimates for tomorrow are
large, but IL is expected receipts will be
small next week
Primary wheat receipts were As. 900 bush
els and shipments 900 bushels against
receipts last year OF 3p5, 900 bushels and ship
ments Of 30f 900 bushels Corn receipts were
ll1s,0o0 bushels and shipments LOOP, 900 bush
els, against receipts last year OF 900
bushels and shipments Of $4,000 bushels.
Clearances were $4,000 bushels wheat, 50, SSl
barrels -four. 5000 bushels corn and 5000
bushels oats
Liverpool closed unchanged to itd higher
on wheat and unchanged to I'd higher on
corn.
From Frazier at Chicago: "The larger
offerings of corn and oats from the coun-
try appear to be from the bold-over from
the bad weather of Friday and Saturday
of last week. Receivers say, little II any
Increase. A large number of them ha 5e
reports from country stations that farm
cfs are holding for soc"
Local range OF options:
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sHEEP-Every day seems like a holl-
Day In the big sheep barn. Receipts are
so light that there is hardly enough on
sale to make q market, and all informa-
ton at hand would seem to point to a
time to come, This morning. with only
seven cars In sight and part OF them
double decks, there were not enough of
any one kind to create much enthusiast SIN.
Still there was a fair demand and buyers
bought the stun quite readily as a rule at
steady prices. Good lambs sold high
as $40. with several decks OF fair lambs
at Alo Two decks Of ewes brought $40.
There was nothing really choice on sale
market.
Quotations on clipped stock: Good 10
Sood lambs. "a. OoSISS: cuIi lambs HS SoSS
2.2b: good TO choice yearlinEs, t5.169 6. 90;
fair 70 good yearlings, B.5Od6.75: good to
choice WetheFs, t5.75d6Oo; fair 10 good
wethers, lS.5oGS7S; good to choice ewes,
H.5o96 15; tai rto good ewes $A75e95 60;
bucks. SLB6AT6.
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BOSTON

BOSTON, May A.--woOL-The wool
market is dull though with a better tone
in evidence. Most Of the trading has been
OF the nature Of cleaning up sales and
generally OF small lots. Great interest 10
centered In the western primary markets.
Some sales OF foreign woods have taken
place, these being in fine Merinos and cross
breds. Pulled wools are in fair call. A
supers are moving steadily at 60dS4c; B
Supers soil at 8666c. Both old and new
territories stock is being bought. Leading
quotations follow: Ohio and Pennsylvania
Xxx and above G@Sf1kc; X, Slibq3ec: No, 1,
87Q38c; No, Z S703Sc; hne unwashed, B926c
quarter blood unwashed, uhds2c; three
elghths blood, S2qS3ci half blood. s2QS3o
unwashed Delaine, &62oc; hne washed De-
laine, 365f9s7c. Michigan unwashed, 2tR26c;
fine quarter blood unwashed, Solta2le;
three-eighths blood, sl0S2e; half blood, 9iG
22c; unwashed Delaine, Ngesc. Kentucky,
blood, S2QSSc. Territory. Idaho fine, 13d
2so; heavy fne isG3Oe; Hne medium. s2023o
medium. Sd27c; low medium. 2sq311c. Wy
oming, fine, H622c; heavy nne, isQ3oc; fne
medium, 22a23c; medium, 3eD27e low me-
dium, a41c. Utah and Nevada, fne, 226
&c; heavy fne, 1920; fine medium, E02sc
medium, &qNe; low medium, 99027c. Da-
kota. lne, 224zSc; fine medium. zzq2Sc; me-
dium, 276zSc; low medium, 8077c. Mon
tana hne choice, 24p26c; frs average, zSd
Nc; hne medium choice, A02seI average,
3424c; staple. HdSc; medium choice, q
ST. LOUIS. May a.-wooL-steady; me
dunn grades combinG and clothing, 2td5Stlc
light nne, nq2so: heavy fine. l691sc; tub
washed, T9Ssc.
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sTAGa
sTocKERs ANp FEEDEns.

HOGS-Large receipts both here and At
other selling points gave buyers an op.
portunity 20 pound values, which they
were not slow TO take advantage Of. Every
one started out right from tne hrst bid
ding lower, and Il was some httte time
oefore buyers ana sellers could get to-
gether on trading basis Wneu tue hogs
did begin TO move they went largely On
the basis OF t6.Sg5s for good loads, which
was practically INC lower than yesterday,
when $40 was the popular price for the
better grade OF hogs Later on buyers
seemed to think that they were p4ying
more than was necessary and some OF the
packers we're disposed TO bear values still
further so they lowered their bids In
many cases to $3.50 for Pretty decent hogs.
Perhaps to call the general market baIOc
lower would cover the whole situation,
While the market was little late In open
Ing, IL was quite active In spots, SO that
the big bulk OF the hogs changed hands In
fair season In the morning
RanreaanfR tive AAles.
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New York monrr mnrket.

NEW YORK, May u.-MONEY-On call.
steady at s64 per cent: ruling rate, SA per
cent; closing bid. per cent; offered at 81
per cent Time loans, slightly easier; sixty
days, ~ per cent: ninety days, 4h0SA per
cent; Elk months. ihn6 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Soo1I
per cent.
STERLING ExCHA NGE-Easy at ts5So
"a. s6B for demand and at t4.S2lOd4.S1i5 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, Ns5G4. ssh
commercial bills, AS%.
sILVBR-Bar 67Hc; Mexican dollars.
h2c.
BoNDs-Governmen steady: railroad,
Irregular
Quotations on New York bonds today
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ST. LOUIS May CATTLE Receipts.
ltV1 head. including $50 Texans, market
strong; native sh.pping and export steers,
5000 eco. dressed beef and butcher steers,
So S5h5.sJ. steers under 900 lbs. S36Q6ft5D;
stockers ard feeders g. 4O6A60. cows and
heifers, s2.oOm6i5, canners. N.50Q25, bulls,
s" tOdA5o. calves, S3.5OsGl5' Texas and In
dian steers, S3oo6A75; COWS and helfers,
s. 0O6iSn
HOGS-RSeeip GOO head; market,
steady. pigs and lights. Si.OoU645; packers,
Sl5G6S; butchers and best heavy, $3.50
6%
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCeipts, 2500
head; market steady. native muttons, $500
dGO0: lambs. S6.OQdStO. Culls and bucks,
tS,75Q5.,o: stoCkcrs. SS.i014lO.
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK. May s.-METAIS-Ths
London tin market declined sharply, with
prices showing a loss OF about "a 5s to
e4 los, as compared with the quotations OF
last Tuesday. being quoted at R1sl 15s and
RiSI los for spot and futures respectively.
The local market was weak and lower In
sympathy with spot, quoted at $50. 500 SO. rs.
Copper also declined In London, closing al
eS5 for spot and RS less los for futures.
The local market was unchanged. with LAX
quoted at tls1Oq1s.OO: electrolytle. So.
1916. and casting at SIS 3a1S.57h. Lead
was unchanged In London at Ris l6s.
Locally the market was quiet with spot
quoted at t6.7bd6.e6. Spelter advanced -
Sd, at Ell 12s 6d'in london. The New York
market was steady and about points
higher, at S.Soa6.00. Iron was lower
abroad. with standard foundry quoted at
ass 50 and Cleveland warrants at 4os iisd.
Locally the market was unchanged. No. I
foundry northern is quoted at SIS. T5d19, %;
No. foundry northern and No. ] foundry
southern. SIS. 3Qls.6o, and No. foundry al
ST. LOUIS. May M.-MBTALs-Lsad,
steady. t5.s7. spelteT higher. $3.50 bid.
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NEW YORK, May a.-SUGAR-Ra,g.
frm: fair refining. 2l5-16c Centrifugal s.
test. lS-2c; molasses sugar, 2ll-l6c: re
hned steady; No. y A05c; No. s. 40oc: No.
9 1850; No II, ass: No. ~ 8sOc No. a,
S75c; No "a S.76c; eonfectioners A. A5c
mould A. As6c; cut loaf. 5SOc; granula ted
a soc: cubes, AS6c.
MOLASS SEB-Steady; New Orleans open
kettle good 20 choice. SOdSSc
NEW ORLEANS. May u.-SUGAR-
Quiet; open kettle centrifugal Sds 7-fsc;
centItfugal whites and yellows. SkQSAe
seconds, aq5,tc.
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Conee Market.

NEW YORK. May S1.-cOFFEE-Marlkst
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to a decline OF points, in keeping
with slightly disappointing European ca
bles. Trading was quiet and the market
ruled around the opening flgureE until
near the close, when there was a little
better buying, supposed TO be for the ac-
count OF shorts and some OF the local
scalpers who were operating for a reaction
5 points higher. Sales were reported OF
q 900 bags, including June at 6.OOc; July
6.05c: September. G. 2O6i6. 26c DecafIibeF, 64bc ;
March, 665c. Spot Rio, steady; No Z In
voice, 75sc ,Is
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bank OF France statement.

PARIS, May a.-The weekly statement
OF the Bank OF France shows the folio wing
changes; Notes In circulation increase
l6e $4,000 francs; treasury deposits in
crease, ll16,0oQ francs; general deposits de
crease, e, 800, 900 francs: gold in hand, de-
crease, $4,000 francs; silver In hand de.
crease, i56.l5o,o 600 francs; advances. decrease
l,7&, 600 francs.
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ST JOSEPH May H.-GATIl.E-Re-
ceipts. i.aO head. market. steady TO easy
natives A50. $40: cows ana heifers. N.to
6475: stockers and feeders, S.OOd4le.
HOGS-EeCeipts, Hoe head; market. SO
1iEC lower; light Sj.lvm6,50, medium and
heavy, s6.Ad040.
SHEEP AND isAMBS-Receipts 1872 head;
market, steady ...H
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. May u.-COTToN-spot
closed quiet and q points lower; middllnE
uplands, i1.45c; mtddling gulf, i1.T0c; sales,
27 089 bales.
LIVERPOOL May H.-coTToN-sp
in fair demand and price points lower;
American middling fair. 6.63d; good mid
ding 62ed; middling, sod. low middlinE
5S9d: good ordinary, B.7ld; ordinary, 6ad
The sales OF the day we're 1000 bales II
Whi,h 100 bales were for speculation and
Receipts. 5000 bales, including i.Do bales
American.
ST LOUIS, Mo-. May a.-CoTrOH-
Steady: middlinG. nhc; sales none: re-
eeipts, none; shipments. none; stock q, 81
bales.
Spot closed easy; sAlea 400 bales: loW
ordinary, 7Ac. nominal: ordinary Shc
nominal; good ordinary. s-l6c; low mid
I'VE; middlfns fair. ilHe nominal: fair.
l11Se; receipts. Ara oales; stock ue.Etf
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PhiIadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May S1.-BUTTER-
Half a cent lower; extra creamery. sO1s6t
21c: extra nearby prints, 22c.
EGGS-SteRdy; nearby fresh and western
fresh, 17ikc at mark. Cheese firm; New
York full cream fancy. ilhc; New York full
cream choice. ukc.
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Peoria Market.

PEORIA May a.-CORN-Dull and
OArS-F1rn No 2 white, 34hc; No .
white, SS%434c No 4 white, 8kc.
WHISKY-On the basis OF t.2s for I'm
ishsd goods.
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hank of EnEIaaa statement.

LONDON, May H--The weekly statement
OF the Bank Of England shows the follow
ing changes; Total reserve. decrease. Gli,-
90; Circulation, Increase. EE2. 90; bullion,
increase. Esll. .Hs; other securities. Increase,
R2ls, ,ooe; other deposits. increaae, e6tk.0oo,
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LIverpooI Grain. and ProvisIon..

LIVERPOOL. May S1.--WHEAT-Spot
nominal; futures quiet; July, 6s SID:
September. 6s 6hd; December. 6s 6hd
CORN-Spot. hrm; American mixed nav
4s I'd: American mixed old, 4s 9hd; fu-
lures quiet. July, As sid; September, As
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Treaaarx Statement.

WASHINGTON, May Si.-roday,s state
eral fund exclusive OF the $780, 10000 gold
reserve shows: Available cash balance,
$3.50, ,A6. .Eb; gold coin and bullion, S1a01l, ~:
gold certificates, IS, ,se0l70.
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MiIwaukee Grain NInrI1et

MILWAUKEE,, May sl.-WHEAT-Lower;
No, / northern. S5GS6ikc; July, sec bid
RYES-Steady; No. I, 65d65lkc
BARLEY-Higher; No, ?. sc; sample, 40
G164c
CORN Steady; No. 5 cash, 4sa4skc. July.
49c asked.
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A asked. B bid.

\ asked. b Did.
Omaha Cash sales.
WHEAT--No. 2 hard, cars, nc; No. 4,
/ car. 69c; l car, 5Sc.
CORNING. 8. cars, 44c; No T. car.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT--No. ? hard, 761kd7sc: No. 3
hard nGT6c; No. 4 hard, 68170jhc; No 2
spring. 77ci No. 3 spring. 70a76c.
tCORN-No. 3. 44G44hc No yellow,
Alsc No. 3 white, 453ka46c
-oATS-No 8 mixed. 821kc; No. white.
Sc; No white. 3211c.
RYE-No. 2, SEC; No. 8, 54Ikc.
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and mixed. SS.0od $50: stockcrs and feeders.
81 A@aASo, calves and ycRrlings, SOQfs 81
HOGS-Rece pts. 4,1cO hcsd market
s. gsEGIa
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sILYER-Bar. steady, s1hd per ounce.
MONBY-SA@4 per cent
The rate OF discount In the open market
for short bills IL az per cent; for thres
months bills, Shds S-l6 per cent.
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Articles. Open. High. Low. Close / Yes,

cash quotations were as follows:
LOC h-Easy; winter patent, s. 5Od
.S;S9SsO' ssSS6 straiEhts' S.Sds65; bakers. Sc 50
". WHEAI--No sl z spring. sas4e No 2, sOa
CORN-No. 2, t0c; No. yellow. 6OlIc.
OATS-No. 2, S35se; No. white s4s. n
SIC; No. 3 white sS[ dS5c NV
RYE-No. 2, 6Q16lc
BARLEY--Good feeding i4Q45c: fair TO
choice mailing. tsG54c
SEEDs-No nax, SlOs1s; No. / north
western, u.l2. Prime timothy, Sc 06sg
Glover. contract grade, alB
PROVISIONS-ShOr ribs sides Qoose).
ssSed4S.40 Mess pork, per bbi S6 se6ii6 s5
Lard. per 100 lbs. tT21i. Short clear sides
(hoved). Sab5da,6.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments OF -four and grain:
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roledo Seed MarEet.


TOLEDO. May a.-SEEDS-Clover. cash.
$40; October, t6-Slt, Timothy, prime, $3.50.
Rye, No. 9 68Ac.
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Cattle steady to Dull, Hogs Lower
sheep steady.

5000 head; market for best, steady; others.
dull; common to prime steers Noor6; 20;
81 t32sG42s; calves, t275a7.oO; stockers and
feeders, S1.T56t4S0.
HOGs-Receipts, 5000 head; market, "a
INC lower: choice to prime heavy, 3sf7Ltd
66ttt: medium to good heavy, 1sAds. 47if
butcher weights, SO. tseie. 5a1h; good TO choice
heavy mixed. Ss.t5Gs.5o packing, 5000
6EM.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1900
head; market, steady; sheep, $5O0d6. Is:
yeariings, 35.Sod6.S6: shorn lambs. IS. &df6.6 .65.
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public deposits, decrease, $50. 600; notes re-
Curities unchanged. The proportion Of the
banks reserve to liability this week is
ta.so per cent, as compared with All per
cent last week.
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Bank cIearinRa,
wool Market.

OMAHA, May 8l.-Bank elearinKs for
today were 1,bo5. .4e1.s6, and for the cor
responding date last year 3l,4b0,7T2T2
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Articles. open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
May =. S1k9k kIS1&aJ6i sfIhl sI4, HN
July. S11kS2I[ iS2Js6fil SiSsl S2 S2&
Sept S0hGlAl SOL 794 so SOi[
Flax
May. / l4%i 1 14& 1 lHbl' la Il5
July. 16 ll6 1877 / l3ISl / l6k
Sept. / 16hl ! l5ki l l3jIi / l3jIi ! 16
Minneapolis Cash Close-wheat. No

hard. s4hc; No. ! northern, s3Ac; TO ar
rive, S9hc; No. 2 northern. Sl% to ar
rive, 81 Nc; No. 3 northern, 1914 QSOhc;
No. 8 yellow, 45Ac; No. s, 4Ikc oats:
No. 3 white, S3ci No. 8. 31%c. Barley:
a lq4sc. Rye: 57h5S%c Flax: Cash,
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northern, s1Se; May. sssfe: July, ssHe; Sep
,oATs-TO arrive and on track, srtc;
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On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was weaker: creameries, ItdaOc;
dairles, lsi3Qlsc. Eggs. firm: at mark,
cases Included. ltladi5c; hrsts. i5i4c; prime
nrsts, iss1ei extras lsc Cheese, steady At
l00llo.
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Kansas city Grain ana ProvIsiop..

KANSAS CITY. May s1.-wHEAT-May.
No. 2 hard 7saslc; No. 8, 1sG7Sc; No.
red. Ssa91c; No 3, s5GS9c.
CORN--May, 451Ac: July. 45c September,
SIC; cash, No. mixed, 46c; No 8, $40;
No. 2 white. tSi{c; No. 8, 4skc.
oATs-No. white, 34lAasbc; No. 8. $40
3tc.
RYE-Steady. 54656c.
HAY-Steadyi choice timothy, SIS. 00a13. 50;
choice prairie, SllO0dll.25.
~ 80 r ~ reameTS. lSc: packing, 12c
EGGS-Steady: Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whitewood cases included, 14lkc; case
count, l5lAc; cases returned, &c less.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu. ........,,..,..,. 81 900 5000
Corn. bu. ,.............s....l82O0 900 SO COO
Oats. bu. .................... 3O0o 9O0O
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DULUTH. May s--wHEAT--To arrive
ana on track, No. ] northern. SIC; No. 2
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Kansas city Live stock MnrIset.

KANSAS CITY, May u.-CATTLE-Re-
ceiptS, 800 head. Including 500 southerns;
and dreAsed beef steers. s. t5d6.50, fair 20
good. SA2Sb q; western fed steers, $3.50
ern steers, t2s0a4.s0; southern cows. t25O
floo; native cows, t2.b0q45o: native heifers.
"a 3SdS IS: bulls, tS00dL1; calves, s.. i5d6. 26.
H0GS-Receipts 1900 head: market, SC
lower; top, $50; bulk OF sales. tS.S096. 20;
heavy. 90. .So6f65o; pigs and lights, $40
GzT5b; packers, SO. Bd6.S6.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 6,gn
head; market, steady native lambs, 81. coz
rs: fed sheep and yearlings, t5OOq6. q;
western clipped yeariings IS 0ol6. Is; west
Irn clipped sheep, t5OOd6.oo; stockers and
seeders. 50 b0d1600.
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CATTLE QUOTATIONS

The. following will show the prices paid
Tor the different kinds OF cattle on the
South Omaha market:
Good TO choice cornfed steers. 81 767b5e
Ealr to choice cornfed ateers....... A006t.I "
Common to fair cornfed steere, AOodl 20
Good to choice cows and heIfers l00dl IS
Fair to good cows and heifers. 49,. 9. .OoS1S. %
Common to fair cows and heifsrs 2.O0d5S. 90
Good to choice stockers a feeders Loo8t 0O
Fair to good stockers and feeders Seo234. %
Common to fair stookers ......,, SOoff3 -
Bulls. stage, etc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .. .7o8t 2S
Veal calves 3. .ool9s 90
The following liable shows the average
price OF hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Dats 1ooa noox l,oo1 zoos i,eno noo, ,OOo
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sIoux City Live stock Market.
SIOUX CITY Ia, May si.-(spec'al Tele-
gram. .)-CATTLE-Receipts 1,1o0 hoad; mar
ket strong beeveR t400QSS0; cows. bulls
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GGs-steady, isc, case count,
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, May si.-FLOUR-First
patents, A.35q445; second patents A909
$2.45d255.
BRAN-In bulk SIS. 256l15. 60
Superior Board Of Trade Q@otations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery.) The
range OF prices, as furnished by f. d. Day
& Co., ll0-lll Board of Trade building, was
Articles / Open High Low. I Close ! Ye,,v
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HOGS ARE FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWE
Every Day the same In sheep, Receipts
ContinuinE Very LiEht, with
No auotable Change
I'm values.
SOUTH OMAHA. May 81. 1906

RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts OF
catue, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
Tor the year to date, compared with last
year: 1905 1905. Inc.
SIAttIS 's'sss..s.......... torsle 6oOuS2 ~ 81
Sheep ................... 7isgTs s765d 2,t$
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Bostou stocks ana BoDdu.

BOSTON, May A.-Cali loans, 4h46 per
cent; time loans, 4&dSh per cent Ofictsl
closing on stooka and bonda:
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81. Louis General Market.

1AE4nlI W INEF-tt1C, !. T
. PROVISIONS : Pork, lower; jobbing,
1850 Lard, lower: prime steam, g. 47i1.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
$3.50; clear ribs, 1913: short clears 50. .s71h.
Bacon. steady; boxed extra shorts SO 25
clear ribs. &l0.50; short clear $1O.S2Ih
POULTRY-Steady; chickens, s1hc; spring.
Dqz5c; turkeys. 10c; ducks, S1zc; geese, &C.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery 1692c; dairy,
l4417c.
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Sunday.
Total receinta .16s

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
her of head indicated.