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Show - - -. .. .1 J. v KET TCni', :iay 21 Internatlnnal stocks made tharp opening advanc i In sj-mrathy w'.:h the t:-her prices in London Lon-don and carried th rest of th list with them. Most of the orders In the. market were for the Ions side of the account and prices were carried further upward after a short set-back. Pretty nearly all of the more Important stocks were Quoted between 1 and J points above the previous pre-vious close. The rise In St. Paul and Union Pacific reached 2H. Northern Paciflo 4H. P. C. C. & St. Louis S and New York Central. Erie. Illinois Central. Sonthern Pacific. Reading. Wisconsin Central. . United States Steel, Amalgamated Copper and Locomotive 2. . Bonds were firm at noon. " . Moderate declines were made after .18 o'clock when the professionals began to take profits on the morning- s rise. Th market, however, showed such a good absorptive power that the rise was resumed re-sumed again by 1 o'clock., although th buying was very smalls 2rr York Sugar. NEW ' TORK; - May 4.-Sugar. ' ray steady; fair refining. I 11-18; centrifugal, .98 test. 4 -l; molasses sugsr. S 7-l. Refine steady; crushed, t&K; powdered, 25.95; granulated. $5.86. ; Coffee quiet; No. ,7 .Rio., Sc.., N J '; v; Chicago Grain. ' CHICAGO, May 24. Influenced by Improved Im-proved weather in the West and Southwest, South-west, . the general , tone of wheat today waa a trifle eaaler. Continued wet weather weath-er In the Northweat, however, created considerable nervousness In the pit, causing caus-ing moderate, buying by small traders. Higher prices at Liverpool gave, additional addition-al aid to the bulla July opened H higher at 90H4c. In sympathy with strength at Northwestern markets, the price of July here rose to 90H6W4C, but reacted again; to 89c Minneapolis, Du-luth Du-luth and Chicago reported receipt of 15U cars, against 129 a year ago, - - - Decreased receipts had a bullish effect on the.com -market. July opened 14f.o higher at 48 HS7, .and advanced to 49c. July oat opened unchanged to Ho higher high-er at 2fi0c. and sold at IMSSMiC-- July pork was off 2H at $12.66, lard was down 2c at 7.27Vi. Rib were 2ttc lower at $7 22V97.25. ' - After July had old off to 894c th market mar-ket became strong on an. active demand, resulting from revived report of damage to the crop In the Southwest. For July the hlgheet point of the day was reached at 904 c. Tho market closed practically at the top, final quotation on July being-up being-up 4&c at 90Sg(4c. Corn Toward noon a renewal of urgent demand from shorts caused May to Jump to tee on a small volume of trading. Just before th close the price touched 6Hc. gain of 8c . from yesterday's final quotations. Tha close was at th highest point of the day. July also closed at the top with a gain of S6fo at Close: Wheat -May, $1.06: July. 90(g0c; September. 83Hc; December. 82Hc Com May. 66Hc; July,'44e4Hc, (old),' 4949c; September' Septem-ber' 48J4SH8c. (old), 48849e:. Decemi ber. 4e. (old). 46Hc. Oats May, 31c; July, 304c: September. 28-828c Pork-May.. Pork-May.. $12.60; . July. , $12.60: September, $12.82tt. Lard-May. tl JO;. July. $7.30; September. Sep-tember. $7.47H: October. $7.4nt Ribs-May. Ribs-May. $7.15; July. $7.267.27V4; September. $7.60074. Rye May. 78c; Flax-Caeh. Northwest. - $1.42. Timothy May, $2.90. Clover May, $11.7612JS.,, ; Bar lejr-Caah, 4252c. - ' - Cash: Wheat-No. 2 red. 10!M10; No. 8 red. 1059108: No. 2 hard. 102tt104: No. 2 hard. 100O108: No. 1 Northern, US0114H: No 2 Northern. Ill 112; "No. 3 spring. 103 110. y ' ' , Oata-No- 2. 80: No. i. 30.. ; Corn No. 2, 59 to 64; No. 8. 56 to 61. ; . ' Chicago Llrg Stock. CHICAGO! ! May 2tattle-RHeelpts. 26,000; good to prime steer. . $5.60G.5j poor to medium. $4.36&60: stockers and feeders. $2.766.25;, cows. t2.O(8.0O; heifers, heif-ers, t2.5Og6.40: eanners.-$1602.40:- bulls, $2.7534.60: calven. M.OOQ.. Hog Receipt Re-ceipt today. 83,000: tomorrow. 22.000; market mar-ket 6O10e lower; mixed and butchers. $5.80 e.62V4: good to choice heavy. $5.4Ot0; rough heavy, $5J5.S5: Ha-ht. $6.855.82; bulk of aaleav $6.40(86.60. Sheep Receipts. 20.000; sheep and lamb, steady: good to choice shorn wether. $4.75(88.25; fair to choice shorn - mixed. $3.6064. 60; Western shorn heep, $4.00ff.26; . native shorn lambs, $6.O3.50; Western lambs, 8609 7 JO. .BaBaBBBSBaaM St. Lonlg Wool. ' ' ST. LOUIS. May 24. -Wool Firm: Territory Ter-ritory and Western mediums, 2&650c; fine, 242c; One. 21g23c. Omaha Lire Stock. : SOUTH OMAHA.4 May 24-Cattle Receipts, Re-ceipts, 4400; msrket slow. 10c lower; native steers. $4.266a0; cows and heifers. $3.50 4.80; Western steers. $3066.00; cannerj. $2.008.4O; stockers and feeder. $2.754.50; calve. $3.00(S.00: bulla stag, etc.. $2.50 4.5a Hogs Receipts. 19.000; market 10c lower; heavy; $S.156.25: mixed. $6.16gS.20: light. S5.10e.2O; pigs. $4.006:00: bulk of, sales, $5.166.20. , Sheep Receipts. - 10.500; market weak; lambs. 10c lower; Western shorn yearlings. $5.00)86.16; shorn wethers. $4.4O6.00: shorn ewes. $4.0084.75: lambs, wooled, $.607 .25; shorn lambs, $5.056.4O. : ; '. :- . - - - ...... , v ' Kansas City Lirt Stock. , "KANSAS CITY. May 24Cattle-Re- i celpu. 10,000; market W oenU lower; native na-tive steers. $4J66. 15; native cow and heifers,- $2.25(86.25: stockers and feeder. $3.2604.90; bulls. $2.75C4.50; calves, $3.00(9 60; Western fed steers. $4.256.00; Western West-ern fed cows, $3.25(86.00. Hogs Receipts, 15.000: market 67c lower; bulk of sales, $5.2&g6.6; heavy, $5.3065; packers. $5.25 5.85: pigs and light, $4.6006.30. gheepr-Recelpts. gheepr-Recelpts. 7000; market steady to 10c lower; low-er; muttons. $4.00.75; lambs. $6.7507.85: rang wethers, $4.666.40; fed ewes, $4.25 4,75. - -- - - : t New Tork Produce. NEW YORK, May 24. Butter Firm; street prices, extra creamery. 22c; official offi-cial prices, creamery common to extra, 20 &22a Cheese and eggs unchanged. j ' Liverpool Wheat LIVERPOOL.- May 24. Wheat May, nominal; July, 6s 9d; September, 6s 7d. - New York Money. - NEW; YORK. May 24. Close: Money on call easy. 232 per cent; closing bid, 2 per cent; offered. 2 per cent - Time money easy; sixty days. 8 per cent; ninety nine-ty days, 8 per cent; six months. 8(g per cent . Prime mercantlte paper, 3v 4 per cent. Sterling exchange steady, with actual business In bankers" bills at $4 87 20S4.87.25 for demand, and at $4.85.20(9 4.85.25 for sixty-day bills. Posted rates. $4.8504.88 and $4.87'B4.88. Commercial bllla. U.Ba. Mexican 'dollars, 45c. Gov-ernment Gov-ernment bonds steady; railroad -4onds, firm. -- ' . J 1 - ... |