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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-17
Buy Your Linen Suit
Before Going Away

Are you planning to spend the
summer at the mountains or at one of
the many watering places of the north?
Or are you planning to stay at
homeland make yourself comfortable
in spite of the hot weather?
In either case you must be inter-
ested in the purchase Of one or more
linen suits for summer wear.
At home or Notwithstanding
can take their place in a Woman's
wardrobe.
No woman ever had too many
linen suits for summer. That's what
the best customers we have say; and
that is what we believe fromthe steady
buying which is going on here every
day.
For we have the greatest values
the month of June ever saw in such
big stock as ourS-prices that you
have never obtained heretofore before
August 1st.
If you doubt it-look up these
special prices:
At S4S5-White Pony suits, worth $500
AT sos White Elton suits, worth ". SO.
AT S7.o5-White Eton and Pony suits,
worth $1,000.
At SS.95-Linen Pony suits, worth $3.50.
At S11.55-White Eton SUITS worth SIS
At S13 50-White Pony and Alice blue
linen suits, worth $500.
At S14.95-Linen, Pony and Elton suits,
worth $4,000.
At s1995-L Linen, Pony and Elton suits,
worth $3.50.
At S22.50-Linen Eton suits, worth $50
AT S27 .50-Linen Eton suits, worth $3.50.
At S32.50-Rajah Silk Eton suits, worth
AT s47.5O-Crown Linen Elton suits,worth
S65.OO.
(Suit Department-Second Floor
Long Silk Gloves
The scarcity of long black silk
gloves is still muCh-felt want with
ladies. This week we have plenty of
these:
Long black silk gloves. with lace tops, 10
button length-at 81. so and $500.
Long White Lisle Gloves = l6-button
length. wash and wear better than silk,
at Sl00, S1.50, Sis.
Black and White Silk Tops-To wear
with short gloves, 65c and 75c.
Two Pearl Clasp White Gloves
Washable, all sizes. at 25c
Main Floor-Center
~ The Largest
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75c MOhair SicilianS at 49c

Fine Mohair Siciian, 54 inches wide, for
skirts, coats and suits. Assortment of
colors include black, navy and green.
Regular 75c values, at 49c yard.
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Half Price on Novelty
BOnnetS and Hats

The choicest assembIage of nov
city bOnnets and hats for infants ever
seen in this city offered at half the
usual price. Every hat or bonnet in
our infants department selling at $500
and over is included in this offer:
$1,000 hats of SHRED net and ribbons,
deliberately trimmed in handsome rib
bons and finest lace, at 1925.
S14.50 imported bonnets of fancy straw
and mull-exquisitey trimmed in Dolly
Warden designs, at S7.25
$500 pale blue chiffon bonnets, in a
poke shape, trimmed in flowers and
ribbon at 5000.
No space to point out all of the
styles in detail-come and see them for
yourself. But come early.
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Two Bag Items.

An useful leather bag-a dainty
white linen bayou can buy either
tomorrow at special price.
One lot of 300 leather bags, in brown.
tan or black Well and strongly made,
stylish, and each with change purse.
The every day price is 75c-reduCed to
4Sc.
New Linen Wrist Bags-for white dress
wear Good size, prettily embroidered,
39c value-special at 23c.
main Floor, Front)
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Beautiful Cut Glass
For Wedding Gifts

Nothing more acceptable than L.
j. & L. cut glass-because there is no
better.
Nothing reflects better the refine
ment and good taste of the donor.
And at these extremely favorable
prices nothing better can be given for
very small expenditure.
For $3.75 this week you can buy:
Cut glass COMFORTS that were $3.50.
Cut glass tankards that were $3.50.
Cut glass vases that were $3.50.
Cut glass celery trays that were $3.50.
Cut glass bowls that were $3.50.
Cut glass cologne bottles that were $500.
(Cut Glass Department-Second Foor)
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Three Specials i'm Black Taffeta Silks

AS a special bargain offering for this week
we reduce the price on these three i'm
portant values:
36-inch black Taffeta, S10O value, at 75c.
27-nch Black Taffeta, S1.OO quality, at 75c
27-inch black Taffeta, CSC quality at 69c.
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Ladies' soc Gowns at 4Sc

Good quality muslin and cambria gowns,
all sizes, high and V-neck. yoke of en-
broidery insertion. Hemstitched tucks,
sold regularly at S9c. special at 48c.
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$1.25 MerceriZed Skirts at S5c

Ladies' skirts in very soft light null, full
and wide and any number of tounces
to select from. Fresh new goods,
never sold under S125. special at $50.
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Dressing Sacques at 4Sc

Ladies dressing sacques of lawn, neat
patterns, broken sizes, from "a to A
bust Sell regularly at 75c and SOC
each, special at 4Sc.
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oiSllot IdI &c plllOW dllu Ndldu(C pO.OO
Extra large hammock, double twill weave,
novelty designs large lay-back pillow,
extra foot spreadeis and deep valance
$500
Infants hammocks of open mesh designs
with mosquito net cover and stand
complete $500.
Upholstery Department, Third Floor
EXIR a
sec and $1.0O Silks at SOC
A bargain table full of Shantung Pongee,
Rubaiyat and Punjab Silks "a and 81
inches wide, all colors, worth regularly
from 89c to S1.o0 a yard at SOC
Acc Jap Wash Silks at 29c
A fine assortment of wash silks, in checks
and stripes and small patterns-every-
day price of which is 49c yard. Ex-s
ira value this week at 29c yard.
75c MOhair Sicilians at Acc
Fine Mohar Sicilian, "a inches wide, for
skirts, coats and suits. Assortment of
colors include black, navy and green.
Regular 75c values, at 49c yard
Three Specials i'm Black Taffeta Silks
AS special bargain offering for this week
we reduce the price on these three i'm
portant values:
36-inCh black Taffeta S1.00 value at 75c.
27-inch Black Taffeta, 81 90 quality, at 75c
27-inch black Taffeta, CSC quality, at 69c
Ladies' soc Gowns at 4Sc
Good quality muslin and cambria gowns,
all sizes, high and V-neck. yoke of en-
broidery insertion. Hemstitched tucks,
sold regularly at S9c. special at 49c.
$1.25 Mercerized Skirts al S5c
Ladies' skirts in very soft light null, full
and wide and any number of tlounces
to select from. Fresh new goods,
never sold under SIPS, special at S5c.
Dressing Sacques at 4Sc
Ladies dressing sacques of lawn, neat
patterns, broken sizes, from "a to A
bust Sell regularly at 75c and SOC
each, special at 4SC
SOC Leather Belts al 19c
A special feature here tomorrow of odds
and ends in leather belts, in black,
green and lavender shades. Splendid
stock, not shop worn, going at l9c.
Palm Leaf Fans at &c
A large assortment of palm leaf fans,
every size and priced varously up to 1Oc
EACH A rare bargain tomorrow at &c
each for your choice.
Cambria Handkerchiefs al SC
Dainty handkerchiefs in plain hemsttch-
ed and corded effects, made of good
cambria and sold regularly at 3 for
25c--a special bargain at sc each.
Csc Post Albums at Csc
On bargain table in the notion aisle you
will find splendid showing of post card
albums, in three sizes, that sell regu-
larly at 25c each. Take your pick to-
morrow at Csc EACH
$1.25 SOlingen Raz0rS al 59c
Fine German Razors, made of the best
hand forged steel, with plain handles.
These razors sell regularly at S100 and
S1.25-special at SOC each.
SOC and 75c Combs at 19c
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Metal Marlss,.

NEW YORK. May n-METALs-The
feature in the metal markets continued the
sensational fluctuations in tin, which grew
out OF speculative conditions in the London
market. combined with a bullish statistical
position The London market for spot tin
was Ell higher on squeeze of shorts and
futures and advanced e5 with spot closing
at eA5 and futures at e203; locally tho
market was H6 points higher on the aver
age with spot closing at i4s.OOq4soO, Cop
per also had a strong advance In the Lon
don market. closing at Rss los Cd for spot
and eB los for futures locally the market
was firm and higher; lake Is quoted at
lS.75a1sO 90. electrolytIc at !lss714alS.75 and
casting at SIS, 256Il837 IA. Lead was Is Cd
higher, at e16 lie Cd in the English mar
ket, and was 1rm locally, with quotations
ranging from sb7Ba5.s5, according to ship
ment, etc speter advanced So to, e2s lbs
Sd In London, but was easy in the local
market, closing at S. s6d6O6. Iron was ga
41hd higher in the English market. with
standard foundry closing at sos Sd and
Cleveland warrants at bOs Sd; locally no
change was reported; No. foundry north
ern, Sl8.Bd9l9O0; No. northern foundry
and No. foundry southern, Sls25a1s6 so;
No: foundry southern, S17.75a1s.O0.
ST LOUIS, May H-METALS-Lead
strong at S.S. spelter. weak at $3.50
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, May H-Reports that the
wheat crop in the southwest especially
strengthened the local market today, the
closing being Arm with July option up 40
hc. Corn was nc higher. Oats showed a
gain Of Aqhc. Provisions were shade
with the exception of brief period at
the opening the tone of the wheat market
was firm all day. The opening weakness
was oceassioned by reports of scattered
showers throughout the wheat growing
and large world shipments. especially from
Russia. Later came many reports that the
crop in the southwest is suffering from lack
OF rain. These advices brought out large
buying orders shortly after the opening and
offerings being light prices advanced
rapidly. The market continued strong until
late in the day, when much of the advance
was lost on proft-taking due to reports OF
rain in Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory. The best buying of the day was by
commission houses and local longs were the
principal sellers. The market closed firm.
July opened 1sqsc lower at s01AQs0Ac, ad-
vanced to sl1eqS15sc and closed at Slds1Ic.
to $4,000 bu. The amount of breadstuff on
passage decreased $4,000 bu., while the Wis
ible supply decreased 2,495.OOO. Primary re-
ceipts were 49,, 900 bu., compared with 239 600
bu. year ago,
The corn market was firm the greater
part of the day cash houses being liberal
purchasers. Continued small local receipts
furnished the principal incentive to buyers.
The market was tribe easier at the open
ing because of a small decline at Liver
pool. but during the last hour much OF the
strength was lost on proflt-taking by local
holders, The market closed steady. July
opened nc lower at acc, advanced to 46esc
and closed at 1850. Local receipts were
so cars with 10 cars of contract grade.
The oats market was firm on small local
receipts and constantly decreasing stocks.
Cash houses and shorts were active bidders
all day but offerings were large July
opened unchanged at 81Ac, sold up to S2lsd
S2hc and closed at S21sc. Local receipts were
n cars
Provisions were quiet and steady. Local
packers gave the market moderate support
and the offerings came from local bears.
At the close July pork was up &c at SIS. IS.
Lard was up 2Mc at $3.50. Ribs were a
shade higher at $3.50
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
S5 cars; corn. IS cars; oats. 1874 cars; hogs,
1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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U " ENNNNI T NNEN q
CarlOt Receipts,
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Gains Cent, Then Loses Most of the
Advance.
LARGE DECREASE IN VISIBLE SUPPLY
Talk Of Dry weather in Southwest,
hut showers Predicted for that
SectiOn-COrn t. q Scalp
ing Market.
OMAHA. May IA. 1ana.

OMAHA May H. 1876
Wheat gained 1c today, only to close easy
with nearly all the advance lost. Liver
POOL cables came lower and the worlds
shipments were much larger than antici-
pated. There was some selling at the start
decrease Of 100000 bushels in the visible
supply and talk OF damage In the south
west caused the reaction on wheat, which
went up to the high point Of the day.
Inc forecast for the southwest was for
probable showers The cash demand at
on the crop. increased premiums being paid
Tor the best grain. Longs realized on the
advance and prices weakened. The close
on May was NC higher and nc on July.
Duluth reported $4,000 bushels being loaded
to so to Chicago to I'LL May contracts
with the wheat, although there was very
little trade. The cash demand continues
fatr. Receipts ran light, but the usual talk
OF an increased movement was heard The
market Is designated as a scalping affair.
oats were strong, gaining sc, though
trade was light.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bu.
and shipments $4,000 bu., against receipts
last year of $4,000 bu. and shipments OF
ob,VO bu. Corn receipts were 100000 bu.
ano shipments $4,000 bu., against receipts
last year OF $4,000 Blu. and shipments OF
S46,OOO bu. Clearances were $4,000 bu. of
wheat 1900 bbls. flour, 5000 bu. corn and
10000 bu oats
Worlds shipments were l2,320.OOO bushels
against l0672,0o0 bushels last week and
s,lS4,OO0 bushels last year Corn shipments
were 403S,O0o bushels, against 4379,O 900 BUSH
The visible wheat supply decreased 2,495,-
600 bushels; corn decreased 1,0S1, 900 bushels
oats decreased 24S6OOO bushels
Local range OF options:
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o ~
Receipts OF cattle this morning
number over 200 cara, which was the heavi-
est for Monday OF any time since the
beginning OF the year. While there was
quite a sprinkling OF feeders and COW stun,
the bag bulk OF the receipts consisted
the case for the last week or more
The trade naturally opened slow on fat
cattle, on account Of the large number In
sight, buyers being in a position where they
could well AFFORD to take their time in fill-
ing orders. Such cattle as happened to
SUIT their fancy, which means, in other
words, the nice killers, sold In many cases
at steady prices. on the other hand cattle
which for some reason or other did not
especially appeal to buyers were slow to
loo lower. II was late in the morning be-
fore buyers and sellers got down to bust
ness and was very late before anything
like clearance was affected.
Cows and heifers which were In only mod
crate supply and very fair demand sold at
prices generally about steady with last
week While the market was not active,
the most OF the cows and heifers, at least
the desirable loads among the offerings
changed hands In very fair season In the
1t was noted at the close of last week
that the country demand had been rather
disappointing for stockers and feeders
with the result that cattle had accumulated
to some extent in the hands OF spectators.
This accumulation was not entirely dis
carry over Sunday a number OF cattle
That was OF itself sufficient cause TO make
them very weak buyers this morning, The
fact that there was also quite sprnkling
OF stockers and feeders among the fresh
receipts made the market sui weaker go
that values were generally all OF lOuloc
lower than last week.
Representative sales:
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Cation Market.

NEW YORK, May H.-COTTOE-spo
closed quiet and 5 points higher middllng
uplands, ns5c; middling gulf. l220c; sales,
1914 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May H-CoTTON-A good
business was done In spot; prices I points
lower; American mlddling fair, $50 good
middlng, 6.35d middling, Slid; good or
binary. 5S1d; ordinary, 565d The sales Of
the day were 1900 bales, OF which 1000
bales were for speculation and export and
included 200 bales American; receipts,
1000 bales, including 800 bales American.
ST LOUIS. Mo, May H.-COTTON-
Steady; middling, ll%c; sales, none; re-
ceipts, 1877 bales; shipments, l7b bales;
stock, g. 374 bales
NEW ORLEANS La, May H.-COTTON
Spot closed quiet; sales, I so bales; or
binary, T-l6c good ordinary, lOc; low
middllng, 10 1866; middllng, II i-l6e. good
mlddling II l5-l6c middling fair. y 5-l6c;
receipts, 2s2S bales; stock, 1885 bales
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DO you appreciate the safety of
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Wool Market.

LONDON, May H.-WOOI~-A good selec-
ton. amounting to i2,667 bales, was offered
at the wool auction sales today. Compe-
breds was In active demand and prices
were in sellers favor Merinos were read
lily absorbed. capes being In good demand.
Americans bought fair supply OF medium
coarse cross-breds and a few lots OF
cape greasy combings at top rates. Fol-
lowing are the sales in detail: New South
greasy, Sdd1s 30, Queensland, 100 bales
secured. ls 5da2s 2l+d greasy, 6Adqls.
greasy 9lAd9ls sd West Australia. 100
bales; secured, lOIkdd1s 4I4d; greasy, lie
I'D Tasnls MIA. 500 bales greasy, ida
lllAdd1s ND greasy. 7lsd@is sd Cape
OF Good Hope and Natal 100 bales I;
secured, Is 7ddls I1hd; greasy, sh@lld
medium grades, eombing and clothing, e
a2sc; light fine. 22g25c; heavy fine, $4,000
tub washed, 32G39c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-15
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the nay ON various
Commodities

NEW YORK. May 1A-FLOUR-Receip
22,656 bbls; exports i7l42 bbls. market
firm and higher but quiet; Minnssota
$50; winter patents, AOod4 80; winter
strsights, S3S5alO0; winter extras s. SOd
go, winter low grades, s20aS,S5; rye
flour steady fair to good, S.35059O: choice
10 fancy. 395Gi410.
CORNMEAL-Firm; fine white and yell
low, $40; coarse. N.0dl0s; kiln dried, 81 20
RYE-Dull; No. western. sc, nominal
(. o. b., New York
.BARLEY-ouiet: feeding 47Ac, G. /. T..
New York; mailing, 52dS1c, c. /. T., New
York.
WHEAT-Receipts 2s.0oO bu., exports,
nal e Pp sPG'N 9r T rcd s ssa I no D.
afoat; No. 1 northern Duluth, e2hc. T. o. b.,
ahoat; No. l northern Manitoba, eOizc
sion in wheat due to big worlds ship
ments and easier cables was followed by
strong advances on dry weather news from
decrease in the visible on still later re-
ports OF rains in Kansas the market eased
on again closing steady a. partial aniai &c
sOasc; July. s7sdss l1-lsc, closed at s7hc;
September, s4sqS59sc, closed at SAC
GoRNN No c S 6g sRS1 mars s1d
561lc nominal T. o. b., ahoat; No. yell
low SIC; No. 2 white, 5711c Option mar
on on light STOCK. the wheat advance and
bullsh visible. 1t later yielded TO reports
of increased country offerings and real
5sHe Closed os f' az 5se july sac closed 81
53hcSs September, Sac. closed at 53Ac;
5S%c, closed at 5S&c; December 52i4q55,
closed at 53c.
OATs-Receipts, 1850 bu; exports,
%, 1861 blu. Spot market firm; mixed oats,
26 to 80 pounds, Sshc; natural white, 80 to
80 pounds, SsqSs1ac; clipped white 80 to q
.HAY-Firm; shipping. 55@sOc; good to
HoPs|steady: state common to choice
| 1905, l0dl5c, 1904, sG10c; Odds, nominal, 1906,
! Sd15c; 1904. 12d13c; olds, 4q5c.
HIDES-Steady; Galveston, 2oq25 pounds,
| 20c California. 2lq25 pounds Hc; Texas
LEATHER-steady acid. 26lld271tc.
PRoVIsIoNs-Beef, steady; mess, g. cog
l1.O0 city, extra India mess, 81 6oq1s, 90.
Cut meats, steady; picked bellies e4dlOi1c;
picked SHOULDERS &c. picked nF hams IS
south America. ss,i5; compound, 7a7a.c.
RSEs sSSsy m ts%ily ss5SS sGC short clear
TALLoW-Dull; city &c; country
packages free, sac.
POULTRY-Live, market not established
! at a late hour. Dressed, steady; old chick
ems, 9991kc; turkeys, Dd16c; fowls, lldlSc.
creamery, 2Olk@2ic. Official prices: Cream
cry, common to extra, 14a20i4c; renovated
| common TO extra lOWlO1nCa WSSbGlh AoS'
! tory, common to firsts, 116l5c.
| CHEEsE-steady;. old. state full cream
| large and small, colored and white, fancy
! 1S0i31hc; state, good to prime, 121hc; state
| common to fair, 11@lsc; new state, full
| creams, large and small, colored and white
best. 9tkc; fair to good, s1Fasc; inferior
| lose.
| EGGS-Steady; state, Pennsylvania and
| nearby fancy selected white, zoe; state
| choice 19d1s1kc; state, mixed fancy, l9c
| western frsts, 171kc; western seconds, 16lRq
| lie; southerns, u@161bc. q
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bHEEB-IOday receipts consisted OF
about a dozen cars OF shorn lambs, without
any wethers or ewes on sale. The lambs
were mostly of ordinary quality, with only
a few loads OF the kind likely to attract
buyers. In other words, there was hardly
enough desirable stun on sale to really
make market. In spite OF the fact that
messages from Chicago were posted early
giving the market there as weak TO Zoe
lower Buyers paid for such lambs as suited
their purposes steady prices and In some
cases, II anything higher prices than pre-
vailed last week. The trade. however, was
very slow and dull, as Ia usually the case
when there is so little on sale and still
less OF the kind that buyers especially want
Quotations on wooded stock: Good To
choice lambs, S7.OOaT7.SS; fair to good lambs,
S6.6OdTO0.
Quotations on clipped stock; Good to
choice western lambs. t6,OOdSl0; fair TO
good lambs, S6.bOdf6o0; Gull lambs H1Og
800; good to choice yearlings, s. bO0Db. So; TAR
to good yearllngs IS 26a5b0; good 10 choice
wethers, IS. 50Gb6 Is; fair TO good wetners,
b.Sd5bO: good to choice ewes, Sl0ub,SS;
fair to good ewes s4.25Gb61o; Gull sheep and
bucks, t3.00d4-25.
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W.D,n. C,ty Tive stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, May H-CATTLE--
Receipts 1900 head including LOO south
erns: stockers and feeders dull; choice ex-
port and dressed beef steers. S40aR.0c; fair
to good, s42505.85; western fed steers, So Is
as S.; stockers and feeders, S300dt4, 7bi
southern sters. SS.25d6. Is; southern COWS
g. 5oGp4 %; native cows. s250q4.7S; native
heifers, tS.75Gt5,25 bulls, SSood425 Is; calves
a. O0d1SO co.
HOGS-Receipts 1910 head; market
strong; top. t645; bulk OF sales sSSouG.f co.
heavy. So 30d6,t5; packers @.S2i4a64eh; pigs
and light IS 4016.$.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1000
head: market l0c higher; lambs. 5000 1906
fed sheep and yearlings, A75at.&; western
fed yeariinRs IS 25d6,56; western fed sheep,
$4,000 20; stockers and feeders, S.0yl5 no.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-15

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May H--CATTLE-Re-
celptE. 5000 head. including 1900 Texans
market steady native shipping and export
steers 81 65,db00; steers under 100 pounds,
- b0lI4 IS; stockers and feeders. H.t01t 60;
cows and heifers, t2OOd50O; Gamers, 80
a2.BO; bulls, 81 4Od4.O0; calves, R.bndS.5O;
Texas and Indian steers, &300dLB; COWS
and heifers s. 00dS9O.
HOGS-Receipts 1000 hesd: market &c
higher: pigs and lights, 81. 756f655; packers
t615d655; butchers and best heavy. f5d
B62M
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 2 $40
head: market strong; native muttnns, 40
as %. lambs, f5.6ds00; culls and bucks,
a OODA 90
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Kansas city Grain ana ProvisIOns.

KANSAS CITY, May H.-WHEAT-May,
ne; July, 74lac September. 721c; cash, No
No. 2 red, SOds3c; No. 5, s6q9lc; No 4, 70
dS7c
CoRN-May, $3.50; July, sac September
No. white, 4slkc; No. 8. 4shc.
OATS-No white. s41zQ 5lhc No, 2
mixed 32dsS1zc
EGGS-Higher: Missouri and Kansas, new
No. wildwood cases included, lSlkc case
count l2hc: case returned. NC less.
HAY-Strong; choice timothy, $l3. 5On
I4OO; choice prairie, Sl150Gi2.OO
RYE-Steady; 56d5Sc.
BUTTER-Creamery nGisc; dairy, ll4c
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat bu ............. 5000 AZ 800
Corn bu ..,............... 6sOOO 1900
oats, bu. .................. 1900 5000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-15
Cnnec Mnrllet.

NEW YORK, May H-COFFEE-M Market
for futures opened steady al unchanged
prices 10 a decline of points under liquida-
ton OF wall street, In spite OF rather
steadieT European markets than expected
Bra LILLIAN news was without special fea-
ture and the lOcsl market showed little
change after the opening, the closing be-
ing steady net unchanged 10 points lower
The sales for the day were reported 40
S. 500 bags, including MAY al s3c; July
500: August. $500, September, 6e0c; De-
cember sS5d6 sec; March, lose. Spot Rio,
steady; No invoice, TIC