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Show - r -s - t LAwJlJ Kj UpTTardLIovcncntcn Wall Street, but Dcallrjs Arc United. NEW YORK, April 29.-OpenIng prices advanced In continuation of the. upward movement in progress late yesterday. The market was without animation and dealings deal-ings were small. Sugar rose 1 and Amalgamated Amal-gamated Copper . Rubber Goods preferred pre-ferred drorped 2. Buying for the long J- - Te' -hor, jr-'-M 3. r - r-. 2 f .i P .("e rt.. in . , ' i t ( ' r '. . i. , -w J t . . l . ;.. o.. Atcf wn. i..e. ..I . ..-. . I-n ,s -c t- m Krancisco, i.o k. J C t ' l-" is-i -v::a western- pref-'-re i, -, e l a- 1 : -trr -;. tan .- Tns , . t.u.ir.g vas :.rm at about t..a t-.cU CMcagro Cattle. CHICAGO. April 23. Cattle Report. T1 4-0; steady; rod to prime Uners. .'.. &a); poor to medium, H.U. .o.Ou; Kera nd feeders, 3.Oi'i,5.00; cows, SI.- .-4.W; h-frs. $2.5vm?S.OO: cannem, ll.SvtW: bulls. J-.jl-4.4ii; c;ilveg, Vi.S.vo.w:'; . Ttas fed tfers. . $4.00 : 5.00. Hogs Receipts todav. 7T.00O; tomorrow. 20,0i.O; lefto ver. 27n: 5li)c lower; mixed and butcher. t&Th'd'.OO; rood to chotre heavy, $7.07.10; rough heavy, f -7.00; L'Fht. $6.S"'.j6.90; bulk of sales, J5.&ii7.00. Sheep Receipts, 12,Cr; sheep, steady; lambs. 10c higher; jtood to choice withers, ' 4.6iXc;5.25; fair to choice mixed, U.7Mi4.25: Western sheep. $45.10; nstlve lambs, . 4.5OS-80; Western lambs. 4.6i.S0. St. Louis Wool. ST. LOUIS, April 29. Wool Steadv, un -changed: Territory and Western medium, 154il7c; fine, ll16c; coarse, 12$ 15c. ; , Chicago Grain. CHICAGO. April 29. May wheat opened -unchanged to 'ic lower at 76Vc to 77c and July at 71'4c. May advanced to 77Hc . and July to nc. Liberal selling by Armour almost at the top caused the market mar-ket to weaken. May celling oft to 764s and July declining to 71VaC The market continued dull throughout the session and prices showed little varia- N tions. May closing V3We lower at 7? 76Te. July was a shade higher at 71Vj TlSc. Close: r- Wheat-May, 76ii8763c; July, 71c; Sep- -! tember, 67"c. Corn May. ULc July. 44S4Sc; Sep- tember ic. Oats--May, 3K4c; July, Slic; September, aBVo29e. - Pork May. $18.00; July, $17.15; September, Septem-ber, 116.75. Lard May. $9.27: July. $9.40; September. Septem-ber. $9.40. Rlbi May, $9.42; July, $9.47; Septem- . ber, $9.67. Flax Cash, Northwestern, $1.10. Rye May, 49e. , Barley Cash. 43?64c. Timothy April, $33. Cash: Wheat No. 2 red. 76c: No. S red. 6775c; No. 2 hard winter, 74c: No. 3 hard winter. 6&373c; No. 1 Northern spring. 7Wc; No. 2 spring, 783?79c; No. S spring, 71&'79e. Corn No. 2, 444oc; No. S. 4Atf43c. Oats No. 2. Sic; No. J, X$Xfe. h : : San Francisco Grain. SAN FRANCISCO. April 29. Wheat-Steady; Wheat-Steady; May. $1.31; December, $1.23; spot, dull. $lil.38. Barley Weaker: May, $1.02 bid; December. Decem-ber. 90; cash, $1.07. Th Angelas." Lo Angelea. 'mTh Knutsford." Salt Lake. Tn two finaic hotels wtt of Chicago. account was stimulated by the opening show of firmness and the subsequent absorption ab-sorption of the Eries and local tractions. New Tork Central fell off a point at one time, which caused a momentary check to the rise, but that stock soon rallied and the general list went up again. Railroad stocks moved within narrow limits, but the firmness of the transcontinental group helped the market's tone. Erie moved up 1 on yesterday's good earnings statement. Delaware A Hudson, St. Paul, Canadian Pacific, Amalgamated Copper, Metropolitan Metropoli-tan Street Railway and Manhattan were also a point better. Prices eased oft during dur-ing the second hour for lack of demand rather than for any pressure to sell. Reactions Re-actions reached a point only In St. Louis ft San Francisco and Sugar.- The bond market at noon was quits broad but dealings were small and changes irregular.' . Fresh buymg orders occurred In the Erie on the decline and they rallied well above their morning prices. A block of 6606 shares of the common stock was met at 35, which was readily absorbed and th pries went a fraction higher. Ths second sec-ond preferred made the largest - gain, touching 65-H. a rise'o nearly S points. Good rallies were made elsewhere and Louisville rose li and Leather preferred pre-ferred 1. While the demand for stocks was light there was a steady sppreciation in values which reached substantial proportions in a number of cases. The persistent strength of the Eries acted as a tonic. Some of the more important afternoon advances Included a point or more In Northwestern. Northwest-ern. O. tt W.. Wabash preferred. Illinois Central and National Railroad of Mexico preferred. The continued buying of the Eries held the market steady. The common rose 14, the first preferred nearly 3 and the second sec-ond preferred 3. New York and New |
