| Show COMMERCIAL Bullion Nzw YORK May 2iB silver 95 Money Market NEW YOKE May 27 Money 4 LATER Money on call easy 47 last loan 5G v Sterling exchangeUnchanged New York General Markets NEW YORK May 27 Hops unchanged un-changed Coffee spot fair Rio firm options opened lower closing stronger sales 155750 hags May 1925 June 18701920 July 19001925 August 1900 Saptember 1975 Sugar quiet unchanged Copper steady Lead quiet common 4 Tin quiet New York Mining JIarkee NEW YORK May 27 Mining shares are dull with the following closing prices bid Bodie2 Brunswick 140 Deadwood 185 ElOristo 6 Hale d Noicross 5 Hoiuestake 1523 Mid dle Bar 95c Standard 1 Stanislas 210 Security 6Sif Yew York Stock Exchange NEW YORK May 2iThe stock mar ket opened barely firm showing few changes from yesterdays close Now quiet and heavy LATERThe apathy among operators was again noticeable in the stoCk mar ket today There was considerable ac tivity in the first hour but the marKet soon became dull and so remained throughout the rest of the day The active ac-tive list is lower tonight although the declines are for fractional amounts only except in Fort Worth d Denver which lost 1 y New England y and Pacific Mail 1 per cent Governments dull and firm Penc1eum NEW YORK May 27 Betroleum was active and firm and active to strong opening at 63 highest 64 lowest 63 closing atG3 Sales 2237KO barrels aiornlnsrKaUroad StOCK NEW YORK May 27 do nments Oregon Navgl0434 4s coup 2934 1ran9contl 34 4i s 10 Pacific Mail 55 Pac6s 26 R 1 364 Central Pac 4034 St L S F 44 Burlington 40 St Paul 0 53 D R G 32 Tex Pacific 34 N Y C 13 Union Pacific 61 Northern Pac 31 Wells Fargo 32 Preferred 62 W U ii Northwestern 24 Afternoon Stock Market Governments N YO 132 45 coupon 2934 North Pac 32 434s 1034 Preferred 62 Pac 65 26X Northwestern 24 Am Express 14 Oreg 1m Co 49f Can P 62224 0N1044 Can Southern 62 Transcontl 34 Central Pac 40 Pacific Mail 5434 I C B Q 47 R1 3634 D L d W 37 St Paul 93 I D R G 31 Tex Pac 3473 Erie 34 Union Pac 61 Lake Shore 97 LISExpress 70 L K tiS Fargo Ex r 32 M C 93 Y U 7713 K cC T 31 Ohicano Produce Markets CHICAGO 1I1ay 27 Wheat Steady cash SSJ4 JuneS June-S July 86 CornEasy cash 37 June 33 > July 39 OatsCash 25f June 26J July 27 PorkSteady cash and June 2375 LardSteady cash CtSiy June I 657K 660 July 6tfO AFTERNOON WheatLower cash 87M June 88 July 86 916 CornEasy cash 37J4 June 38 Jtilv 91116 OatsSteady cash 25f June 26 July o7 Kye Dull55K Barle Nominal 57 Whisky 110 Pork Unchanged LardSteady cash 655 Shoulders oW 670 short clear 760775 short ribs 712 Ubicneo Live StoCk CHICAGO May 27 There was great excitement at the stock yards today among live stock shippers caused by Commissioner Cole mans quarantine proclamation It was first thought the order affected the I yards and cattle in transit which would mean the end of the cattle business here It was learned later however that the stock yards were in no way affected Practically the order does not m the least alter the condition of affairs af-fairs mat existed before it was issued All the ttttes had quarantined against Cook Cpunty and the State fJi Illinois had also quarantined it so that the over is simply a recognition by the Colmnusioner of what is already atc at-c by several States It wi 1 not interfere with the Chicago market or shipments of live stock east Catte traffic from the west will move along u nterrnpted t attle Receipts 7000 slow steady shipping steers 930 to 1500 pounds 3 t5 460 stockers and feeders 250 i 4UO Texas cattle 3 00 Hogs Receipts 20000 strong 5 to 10 higher rough and mixed = 450 c IC5 packing and shipping 485 510 light 450 J85 Sheep Receipts 3000 steady natives 350 440 western 375 Texans 250375 Philadelphia Wool I PHILADELPHIA play 2iool quiet Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia XX and abovei32 34 X 31 32 medium i 52 t J 3S coarse 37 3S New York Michigan Indiana and western fine orX to XX 29 30 medium 36 37 coarse 36 37 fine washed de uine X to XX 35 medium washed combing and delaine 38 39 coarse washed combing and delaine 3i 38 Canada washed combing 34 36 tub washed 30 31 medium unwashed un-washed combing and delaine 2930 Eastern Oregon 16 21Valley Oregon 20 c27 New Mexico and Colorado 14 20 Boston Wool BOSTON May 27Wool in good demand de-mand Ohio and Pennsylvania extra fleece 312 32 XX 33 Michigan y una + iti T extra 30 3034 Kentucky combining and delane 32 34 for J and blood new spring medium Texas 2327 Oregon wool 17 24 medium un washed western 28 30 super hulled Wools 33 40 extra pulled 28 29 Liverpool Grain Trade Si LIVERPOOL May 27 FlourFair demand firm 9s lOd WheatGood demand firm new No 2 winter 7s 61 new No2 spring 7s CornFair demand steady spot May and June 4s Id July 4s ld A leading weekly grain circular says There is great firmness in the wheat trade and a gradual upward movement move-ment There has been fair inquiry for both English and foreign There has been a pretty fair arrival of cargoes the majority of which were ordered away chiefly to the continent Chili ans on passage command better prices At to days market there was a small attendance Wheat was quiet with limited request at Tuesdays prices Flour was active and unchanged Corn was in small demand and slightly J cheaper |
