10
TIIE OMAHA DAILY" "REE: TUESDAY, JU3SB 15), 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
to
hcnvywelghts, M'jflSt'ici
domestic tleece, 2g2Sc;
Wheat BUrU Wildly Excited Over Grm
Orop Reports.
CORN RATHER SLUGGISH EARLY IN DAY
I'rorlolniiK .rr llenvy, lint Nn Attempt
Untie hy ControllliiK Interests lo
Induly .Stimulate (Ik- .Market
On tn llrlpnl I.) Wheat.
CHICAGO, June 18.-Vhent wns sensn
tlonally strong anil cxcltcil today, cloning
8Ho over Saturdny. Corn closed '.iflttc
and onts Utfftc up. The provisions market
nt the close was barely steady and but
little changed.
Stortllng reports of the extreme gravity
if the crop situation In the wheat grow
tiiB states of North anil South Dakota
nnd Minnesota made u wildly excited open
ing In wheat. The demand for wheat, es
pecially from the northwest, was far and
rtwny the- largest of any day this year.
HrokcrH had their pockets stuffed with
buying orders from all quartern. Longs
took out moderate fortunes In prollts, but
their sales were absorbed almost as sand
sucks In water and the market continued
the advance begun with the ringing of
the gong at !):) a. tn. July opened Ji'ifHc
higher at TSHc to 75T4e and almou without
n check went booming up to 7V 'fee
under the high mark Inst year. The top
was reached half an hour before the close
mid such dips as occurred on the advance
were comparatively trivial. From the jiln
nacle of Its strength July reacted to ii"ic
anil closed Sv over Batunlay at 7SMf
78740. The great mass of reports may be
briefly summarized ns follows: Saturday
and Sunday were the worst days of the
season for the spring wheat crop In the
northwest; many sections northwest will
not raise enough wheat for seed; SLOW,
0 bu, Is an outsldu possibility for the
North Dakota crop, which last year ap
proximated Myxm.ooo bu. North Dakota.
South Dakota mid Minnesota combined
cannot raise over lOO.imO.ooo bu., a decrease
from last year of 12D,0iW,m bu. The en
tire vlelil. winter anil spring wheat, not
withstanding the bumper" crop of Kan
sas, will not be over WW.n'rt.OOO bu., accord
ing to the estimate of Statistician Snow.
In comparison with the spring wheat ad
vices, the winter wheat complaints, re
ceived little attention, although they were
serious enough in themselves to start
things moving. Illinois, Indiana and Mis
souri reported damages from excessive
rains nnd Hussln was said to be suffering
from drouth In the south. The market
was several cents out of lino In respect
to cash business and In many Instances
cash wheat was sold to advantnge. Sea
board clearances of wheat and Hour were
equal to 778,0(10 bu. Primary receipts ag
gregated SMi.000 bu., compared with 1,02.',
bu, Inst year. Minneapolis and Duluth re
ported 019 cars, against 77U last week and
stfi a year ago. Local receipts were 111 cars.
R of contract grade. New ork reported
55 loads taken for export.
Corn, In spite of the wheat flurry, was
rather sluggish early. Finally, however,
the market grasped the coat talis of tlm
asceniMng wheat values and scored a sub
stantial advance. July sold between R9'4fr
40c. closing WKc up at 3DT4fIOc Crop re
ports were favorable nnd the opening was
n shade reduced from Saturday s close.
Later shorts covered on the theory that a
ic advance In wheat called for some up
ward action In corn by sheer n force of ex
ample. Hccelpts here were 819 cars. Local
Milpments, Including Sundays, were 1.437,-
Oiit"' piped up In a thin, small voice nt
wheat and said "Mo too." an. he K
wheat market condescendingly lifted tho
lit le one up a bit. Shorts were the lead
l ie buyers, but changing formed much of
the business. July soTd between and
2sc "losing at Ui?c higher than Satur
liny at Zl'ie. The cash trado was draggy.
llecolnts here were 323 cars.
rrovislons were Htea.ly. but no attempt
wits ma le by tho controlling Interests to
unduly stimulate the market. Trade was
rnt i"r unlet and the main business of the
Jinv was 111 changing July over to Sep
M Hog receipts were lighter than ox
pecteil and the market nt the yards hlKher.
July pork sold between $11.85 ami am
iii itil nn.1 closed unchnnged at $11.60,
temti. ...i sr.r.TU.. cms
Ax res. light
mill. 2P(2I
WOoL-Qulet
lexns. l&iJltic
COAI-Stcndy .
I'llOVISIONS Href, stendv: family. $t.W
ffj 12 UO; mess, $3.oJi!i..V): beef hams. J20.Wf
21.00; packet JiatW?) ll.W; city, extra India
mess. Jlii.'XVfii; 1,0. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, MOe; pickled shoulders, 6j
tc; pbkled hams, hi lO'.jc. Lard, llrm;
wtstern steamed, jii.sij; reuneu, urm; con
tinent. $7: South Amer ca. $7.75: compound,
$.. I'ork. steady; family. $11.501111.21; short
clear. n;i.wiin.K; mess, iu.i.iiii.'.ui.
iwTTrcit strong; creamery extras, jov
'nc; creamery. lUil5;e: Imitation cream
ery. HMWic; state dairy, l.VfllSlic
c'HHKSK Strong; large white, Wc; large
colored. !i"ic; small while, 9fl!',ic; small
colored, 9HVUc.
Kims-steady; state ami rennsyivnnia,
IJxloc: western, at mark. 10f713'.fec: western.
loss off. l.VHc.
TALIXJW -Steady; city (2 per pkg.), 414c;
country (pkgs. free). iJiiJ-IHc.
kii. iv e irm; iiomcsuc, ruir to extra, v,&jj
4c; Japan, lifHTe.
lM-2ANt'T8-Slentlv: fnncv hand-nlcked. 4
fZHie; other domestic. 3fl3Uc.
jib 1 a r J lie market for metnis was
generally unsettled. The undertone,
however, wns rather weak, owing
to the unfavorable reports from abroad and
tho continued large receipts of tin. tinder
there Influences tho locnl market for tin
nted off somewhat, but was finally dull In
tone at .W.2Mi".0.C0. Lake cornier wns dull
and unchanged at $IC60. Lead was unset
tled at .1.72'AT(t,77',4, Spelter ruled a. little
easier on lack of demand, closing weak In
tone nt JI.201H.2). rig iron warrants were
vcrv weak nnd nnmlnnllv minted nt tll.CO.
The brokers' price for lead was 13.C0 and
for copper $16.60.
Omaha wiiomihali: maiikiits.
Condition of i'rnde 11 ml niiotniloii on
Mnplc mill I'nnpy I'miluce.
KQnS Hccelpts, liberal; good stock, 0V4C,
LIVI3 POCLTItY lions. r,!MKc! roosters.
according to age and size, 3tMc: broilers,
18i20e: ducks, 5M1?;c; geese, So; turkeys. 8c.
FHK3II DHKSSKD POI'LTItY-llens, 8Tr
S'4c; roosters. 0R7c; ducks and geese, nft
10c: broilers, 114 to 2 lbs,, per doz $3.0OMI.C0;
IH'TTK It Common to fnl ISe; phnlr
lSfiifie; scparntor, 20c; gathered creamery,
1 , "J 1
K1SII Trout. 8c: lilno Huh. 1!e; nlckerol.
8c; catllsh, 12c; dressed buffalo. Gc; roe shad,
fi; 11, w, wniiensn, me; nerrmg, 60; ninCK
bas.1, lCc, salmon, 13e; whjto bass, 10c; crop
pie. 10c; pike, 9c; halibut, 12c; bullheads.
iwc; ring perch, Be; lobsters, cioen, 22c;
boiled lobsters. Clo; mnckerel, 20c; codfish,
10c; yellow perch, tie.
i'iUKi).NH-i,ive, per Ooz., JOcQ$1.00.
VHA LS Choice, liffiO.r
IIAV I'er pnrlnml lnt! TInlnnil. elinlre.
$7.30; midland, choice, $ij.60; lowland, choice,
..00; rye straw, choice, $6; No. 3 corn, 33c;
mi, ., wnun runs, i'a'ic: cracKcu corn, per
on. $14.60: corn ami n.its. nhnnnnil. tmr tnn.
$15; bran, per ton, $12.0Ofll2.60; shorts, per
ton. $12.00.
VEOETAIILES.
CI'CUMUEUS-I'er doz.. 50c.
ASl'ARAntIS lln.no ,.,, in
oiVlV.T,V,RN,PS-pcr ,,oz- bunches. 23c.
y.J.A1 "-I'er box. mmc.
.,.UKKTS-Pc ,loj:' bunches, 30f?33c.
J.'I;',,Xt,,V.I':r1'or l2ei1 bunches. 2023c.
0'. ' 0,110 Krown Pcr loz- 15
rii':A?T,!ri4ml' Basket. 40c.
JJXt J? K A NS I'er 1-3 bu. box. 6O0COc.
v 'ri'r uu- chocc. woc.
NEW POTATOES I'er bu., 60c.
S;AJiBA-,9.Bl.l"me-Frown Per lb., 2iJc
CAULirLOWKlt-f-er doz.. $J.
TOMATOES Mlsslsalnnl. r fm.rJ.n-u.i
crate, $1.23fi1..V).
AW.lAn.'.nB.! or ")und. I!i02c.
O.N lONfa California, per sack, $2 00.
rilUiTS.
STUAWHKnniT58 l'ln,.j .1,1 1
stock, per 24-qt. case, $3.00(30.23.
0(.'"'ACKIlEHaiES-Per 24-qt. case, $2.25
" "t'ACK HASPBEUUIES-Per 24-qt. case,
$3.00' per 24-pt. case, $1.75.
$25i) '"ISHHIKS - Per 24-pt. case,
50.
T..1.. mm oeiweeii q.i-;-j
lng 2'4c lower at $B.7' and July ritw w
tweeii JG.7714 nnd V,.TiSi. with the close
nJL .S-mmnrrow: Wheat 130
!'"Z"iS S: oats. 420 cars; hogs,
1 The leading futures ranged as follows:
Close.l Yes y.
Wheat
June
July
AVX.
Corn
Juno July
Aug.
Of.ts
Juno .1 uly
Aug.
rirk
.luly Sept.
Iinl
July Sept.
Oct.
Itlbs
July Sept.
77; 74IA
'439 401 30i 40?i
t; 72 23Vd 22si
6 70 72A fi im4 6G7H G 70
6 SO 55 fi 771,4 fl M 6 771,4
G S2',4 fi SB 6 SO 6 SO
C73 G77H 6 7214 g TO4 6 70
6 80 GST. 6S0 6 80 6 75
No.
SO
,-..-1. rt.,nlnl,.n were aH TOllOWS!
KlXJUIt-Strong nnd quiet; winter pat
ents. $l.7583.90: straights. $3 .Wjra.w; clears.
$2.90ifil.rJ0: spring specials. Ji.vrin.io; pat
ents. $3.85(3.75; straights. $3.0i)I)3.2o; bakers
V II EAT No. 3. 73f(74Uc: No. 2 red,
CORN No. 2, 40340Uc; No, 2 yellow, 40i
"aTS-JNo. 2. 23',4iI23c; No. 3 white, 20U
fi(27c; No. 3 wlilte, xwr-"U:.
IlVIf Vn . f,7e.
liAlil.MY Oood feeding. 374f3Sc; fair to
choice malting, 40?42,4c. . ,
wnii-vi, 1 iinv. tl.so: No. 1 north
western, $1.S0; prime timothy, $2.60; clover,
Ann(.,l rrnili. &7.7.Vfl.0O.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $10.40
CTil.fw. laru, tier iw iu.. uim" .
-IV.. .i,i. rinn... iB.i'AViii'i.OO. Drv salted
-hn.ilders (boxed). $C.6Ci6.75. Short clear
sides (boxed). $7.20517.30.
ISICY Hasls of high wines. $1.23.
SliOAR-Cut loaf. J6.3S; granulated, $5.8.
rnnfectloncrfl" A. $5.7S; off A, $5.63.
Following are tho receipts nnd shipments
for todnr:
Receipts, smpments.
11,000 9,000
83,000 S9.000
190,000 143,700
291,000 303,000
2.000
9.000 fi.OCO
On the Produce exchange today tho but
ter market was llrm. Creameries, 14lSHc;
dairies, 13'rfiCHe. Cheese, steady, 8lst9hc.
Uggs, slow; fresh, 10c.
WAV YOlllC 4J I'.NUIl All MAItKUT.
patents. Jt 15, first clears, $1,(0; second
clears, J210,
WIIBAT In store, No. 1 northern June,
Yfi'-sc; July, 7fic, September. 77-,i', oil
track, No. 1 hard, 79'vc ; No. 1 northern,
77'ic; No. 2 northern, 75,4c.
I'lilliiilelpliln Produce Miirlirt.
PHILADELPHIA. June IS. UtTTTE ti
ll rm and '.fee higher; fancy western cream
ery, 19Hc; prints, 2i).
KOOS Klrm; fresh near-by and western,
13!.e.
I III3ESE Firm nnd higher; New 'nrk
full ireams, fancy, small, 91,ifi9:,ic; New
York full creams, fair to good, M9!ic.
drawals front the bank today amounted to
JJ7I.0C0.
PARIS. June 1 - Hnslness on the bourse
today opened dull and subsequently the
heaviness of transport shares inlensltled the
decline. Toward the close there were pur
chases ami a general recovery. Rio Tlntos
Improved In anticipation of favorable cop
per statistics being issued. Three per cent
lenles, locf 27Vsc; exchange on London, 23f
13c: Spanish 4s closed at 72 15.
1IERLIN, June IS. Business on the bourse
was dull todnv nwinir to the news from
i China, and there wns no pressure to sell,
weak speculators having apparently been
weeded out. Spanish Js were easier Amer
ican securities were feeble. Canadian Pn
lilies recovered slightly. On the street
nfter the close of regular business on tho
oourse mine sliires declined. 1 lie weekly
Uiiluth Whrnt Mnrliet.
DPLOTH. Minn.. June . WHEAT-No.
1 hard cash. SO'.ic: Jnlv. S04p: Sentember. stntcment of the tinier!nl Hank of Oer
SIHc; No. 1 northern, cush, 73sc; July, 75V'; i pinny shows the following chnnges: Cash
nepiemoer, lU-jc; .o. i nortnern, iBc; o. ; m hhmm. increaseii M.nwv marKs; treasury
CPRRANTS-Per 24-qt. case, $2.00.
PEACHES-Cnllfornla, per box. $1.
APRICOTS-Cnllfornln. per box. $ .25
';J'L'.MS-CaIirornln. per crate, $1.2501.
1 ui'. iva i iiiunrnia. per crate 11,23
GOOSEIIERRIES-Per 24-qt. case. $2
3 spring, 735,c
UA'I S TiWXC.
CORN-39f5c.
.MO VKMM.VI'.N ()!' STOCKS AMI IIOMl.S,
I.nrKr A 111 11 11 nt of l.liiiildntlon nt Slldit
llxpeimp or Ynliifn,
NEW YORK, June 18.-The stock market
digested a largo volume of liquidation to
day at what seems slight expense of values,
considering the nppearance of extreme
wenkness manifested by the market at
times. This result was due to the fact that
prices were lifted In the denllnL-s to 11 level
somewhat above Saturday's close nnd that
there wns a substantial rally In the late
dealings on covering hy the professional
bears, who had taken advantage of the
softtuss of the mnrket to put out extensive
short l)nrs. Hut the Inherent weakness of
the market was none the less evident. Tho
buying demand throughout tho day enmu
lare)i' from the short Interest nnd from
Inside Interests with the purpose of sup
porting prices In their own stocks. Prepara
tions for this hud been mnde on an elab
orate scaln In expectation of ncuto depres
sion on foreign exchanges us n result of
Saturdny'K developments In the Chinese
complications, lift the weakness In foreign
markets was not as extreme 11s had been
feared, partly owing to the fact that the
first alarming rumors of the destruction of
tho foreign legations In Pekln nnd the death
of the Herman minister were somewhat dl
credited this morning In speculative circles.
Prices of American stocks advanced In
Ijoudon before the opening here and Lon
don bought stocks of some companies here
at the opening while selling others. This
nttltude of Iondon gave color to recent re
ports t lint some of the principle bear oper
ators of tho New York exchange, now
abroad, .have been operating on the short
side of the market. The character of the
buying vns siilllclently manifest from tho
dullness Into which the murket quickly
sank when It rose to above Saturday'.
closing level
' notes. Increased 7lo,OiH marks; other secur-
iiit.i, increased u.i'fo.um marKs; notes in cir
culation, decreased 100,10.).(iU) marks.
eiv lorli Money Mnrlict.
NEW YORK June lS.-MONEY-On call,
easy at l1,45il1, per cent; last loan nt 14
per cent; pilnie mercantile paper, 3Vi?J4',i
;!: cent.
STERLINO EXCHANOIC-Easy. with
business In bankers' bills at $I.S"i-I.S7',4 for
demand nnd at $1 sij!fi4.SI; for sixty days;
I.SbV4: commercial bills,
Posted rati, $I.S6itfi
$I.S3yiKSI. ,!!U
bar,
SIL KR-CertlltpnlPR. (Wh'.lc:
CO'ic; -Mexican dollars, 474c.
PONDS Governments, easy;
ui-1111-. riuiroan, easy.
Tho closing priced on bonds today are ns
follows:
state,
In-
(P. H. ref
, do coupon
I do Z9, r?ff.
I do 3., reg
uo coupon
do new 4.
do coupon
103 M.. K. a T. 2i
1'ia'ii di 41
10ii '.V. Y. ('. Is..
ion in. .1. v, gfii
ion Nor. Pa ine
;....! ilo 4s
OKI
!i
Ill
r.s 112
Js Wi
ini'i
do U'U. 4s
, Cunuilii So. !..
; f. & o. i!i...
! do Ss
I C. & N'. V. c.
I do H. V. deli.
! OlilciiKo Tr. 4
"olo. Ho. ft sv
I. & It. 11. Is. . ,.lft.l
I do 4s w,
I R T.. V. & H. Is...in3'j
I'rle RMiprnl 4s 7 if,
P. W. & I). (. Is.. -0'
On. Klectrle Cs. . .HT't
In. Central U Mi
K. (, P. (I. l :i
Thp'henr traders' were 11. livo i Li L!!T ll J? I00'
lain, v v . cum 1. i irmi
110 01.1 4. rpg I14U S. & V. consnl 4. 97'i
do coupon ir,u Oresim Nnv. Is Ii
1I0 lis. rr-a 113,1 ,,, t, 1024
do coupon llSU'Or. t. L. 6s 157
n. of i 3 (Us ij 1 (io r.s in;
Alchlson gen. 4s...tOl'. ItfHillne ceneml 4s. n.
IKlJ Illo O. Y. Is Wi
W.'j St I, A I M c. EsllO'i
S9 Ht. 1. & S. T. g. 125
1H Ht. Paul consols.... IS?
..tl.l 16I. P.. C. & P. ls.lM
.11..117HI do 5s
.... OSVKn. Piicldc i
o. Railway 5s
S. It. A T. r.s....
Tex. & Pnelllc Is.
do Is
t'lilon Parldc 4'..
Wnba"li Is
do 2,s
.Vent Whore 4
Vis. Central 4s....
Vn. Centuries
..12'iU
... 79'4
...111
...6.1
..II!';
.. 53
. . m
..111
..!0l'i
..IIP
.. 01
.. 12
When Issued. Offered.
during tho day. seeking to uncover atop low
orders, and tney Had consldcrnoie success
all through the railroad lMt In which the
extremo declines nt one time averaged from
1 to l'fc points for the active stocks. Minne
apolis and St. Ixitiis fell abruptly 9 points,
with a llnnl rally of 2'4. Canada Southern.
Chlcniro Great Western, preferred anil
debentures and Chicago Terminal preferred. 1 balances. $1,1S0,8:
Hocking Vnlley preferred nnd Denver & SI.M',4; New Yo
Hunk ClenrliiKS.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Juno lS.-Clearlngs. $5,
213.S20; balances, $73l.fifl3. Money. 4fc7 per
cent; New York exchange, 10c discount,
par asked.
CHICAGO, Juno lS.-CIenrlngs, $22.616,W3;
posted exemtnge. J4.S5V4
ork exchnnge, 30c premium
OMAHA LIVE STUCK MARKET
Only Modir&U Han of Oattlt Offered, but
Q ullty it Good.
HOGS SELL READILY AT ADVANCED PRICES
.More C'nrs of Mieep neeelTrd Tlinit
on An I)n Since I.nst Week
In April All Mnrkrla
Aolr.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 18.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Oltlclal Monday 1,915 3,472 6.C03
Same day last week...., 2,772 4,775 1,231
Same day week before.. 871 4,s:2 2.524
Sanio three weeks ago.. 2.141 4,WU 2.2
Same four weeks ago.... 2.121 1.781 2.o27
Average price pant for hofts for tho lust
several days, with comparisons;
today nt the highest point touched so far
this month Representative saiesi
1W0.I1(W.1S'JS.1S7. 11890.
Juno I. ....".I 4 SSI 3 501 4 21. 3 401 2 Mil 4 301 4 M
June 2
Juno -J
June 4. ...
June 6
June U.,.,.
June 7
June S
June 9
June. 10....
Juno 11....
Junu 12....
June 13..,.
Juno II....
Juno 15.
June IB.
June 17.
June IS.
4 hi
3 5.M 4 121 3 32i 2 Si
3 KM 4 U3j 3 .10; l )
4 10, 3 32 2 !I
3 SS 3 31 2 93
3 11 4 Oil I 3 Ul
.1 : .1 1 9 an
3 60i 3 !7 2 31, 3 0s
1 CI t nnl 1 1 hll
3 591 3 Ui! 3 27
, 3 (51 3 27
3 57 3 31
3 til 3 75) I
3 G, 3 79 3 29
.1 R4i 3 77 3 32,
.1 I D.l C2i 3 90 3 i.2 3 01
3 Vi 3 S3 3 1! ;i 01 1
' I 3 W
4 S3
4 91
4 94
4 95
5 0:
I 5 01
3 ool
4 9:
4 8ii
4 S3
I S9
I 4 M
1 34,
4 3Ji 4 41
4 35 M i
3 Oil
2 13!
2 9l
3 W
3 0J
4 29
4 34
4 3S
4 44
4 3)
4 32
4 3v
4 41
0 02
4 44
3 211 3 10 4 44
4
4 50
t 5:
433
4 57
4 ho
4 71
4 7a
4 5i
4 5)
4 (u
Indicates Sundny
Tho ollkial number of cars of stock
brought In today 'by each road wns:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C, M. & St. P. Hy 2
Mo. Ptic. My .. 2 ..
Union Pacllic System. 11 3 6 li
C. & N. W. Hy 1
1'., E. & M. . R. R.. 40 15 8 1
S. U. Ac P. Ky a 2
C, at. P.. M Aj O. Ry 21 6
11, & M. It. R. R 10 18 8 1
C, U. & Q. Ry 2 1 ..
C, R. I. & P.. east... 2
('.. R. J. a P., west.. 3 .. ., 18
Illinois Central 1
Total receipts
91
4S
2i
37
No.
M
M
f,i
7S
71
r;
SI ...
f.. . . .
12
IS. ..,
10
119...
61
M....
61
SI.'.'..'
Av
...Ml
..173
, . .j.n
. . .?4'1
...JM
...iw
...237
,..:ik
...isi
...170
...JIJ
...2IS
...52
...aq
...::.2
""0
. . .52
...JH2
...2M
Mi. Pr.
IS) II !1
80 S 00
. . . S no
h (A
i)T
,....M
21
Ml
193
?(
J1.1
244
sj av
:s 221
3 202
61 211
No.
4..
M. .
SS..
Si..
91..
ST..
K...
1M
S')
l)
..IN
V
101
1H
:
275
2M
211
Its
,2S.
."...Ml
2.0
Si. Pr
so : "114
5 e.s't
f. 01' (,
s i
S 02'.
5 til't
S 02U
5 02'i
R 02'i
5 OS't
X f'2H
S 02',
S 03' i
:. 2'4
5 'i
5 A3
J fi
X (IT,
S K,
5 or.
r,
: or,
r. 03
160
ico
yo
40
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to
so
lio
120
iio
coo
CO
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5 00
s 00
S CO
... sco
... IN
... 5 ("1
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SO SOJIJ ',9..,
SO 3 02'i 71..
4fo R 021 SI..,
SO & OJ'i SI..
160 r, 02'i JS...
... IOJ'4 4T..
sco b' ;s..
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M 2:7 SO J OJ'i .',..
71 M . . r. 02'i f3..
72 m 40 8 tVi 61..
74 21S ... 5 OJ'i fa..
91 10? ... ,1 02'i ,
SIIi:iCP There were more cars of sheep
here today thnn have been received any
day since the Inst week In April. It wns In
fact the first day's run of Wfstem grnssers.
Owing to the light receipts last week and
to the fact that we have not been having
anything of the kind that was here today
there Is not nmch room for making com
parisons. About all that can be said about
the market is to cnll It a good and fairly
active market, with prices fully In line
with other markets. Most everything
changed hands In rood season and the
prices paid were satisfactory to the sellers.
Quotations: Clipped wethers, $l.90f5.15;
clipped yearlings, th.iWi. 10; clipped owes,
good to choice $4.2,ili 1.20: fair to good
c pped ewes. $,1.fi57? 1.00: good to choice
inmos, j.i.TM1-. w;
lambs. $j.35fiG.G0.
trunks, "heiause the American Is In loo
great n hurry to make good leather. (Jul k
chemliiil processes have taken the pllu-e 'f
slow tnnntiiif As a cotmriirucc, Atherluv
produces no such sole leather ns Mugland.
where the old methods of tanning are still
employed. In fad canvas, which Is now es
pecially matiuriK'ttin-d for the purpose and
painted and treated unlit It Is as strong or
stronger than the split leather used on
trunks, Is taking the plar-e of (ho leather for
reasons of economy nnd saving of weight.
The Ideal trunk today weighs ftom forO
elght to sixty pounds, It must be strong
and It must be light. We have tried alumi
nium, but It becomes Indented If not made
so thick that It 's too hi-nvv and too ex
pensive nt Us present market price. Tho
frame for nn avernge trunk of this metal
costs $16."
luimrc the l 11 11 run tlm-.
NKKDLKS. ''ill., June 15 -The federal
quarantine Inspector has been prevented
from molesting passengers on Santa Ko
trains nt the state line nnd his authority
Is Ignored by tho railroad oillcinls. oider's
have been Issued to all conductors tn tnko
up the pass of the Inspector. Mr. Jenkins,
If presented nnd collect his fate. Jenklni
has wired lo Surgeon Klnyoun for Instruc
tions. The conductors have also been or-
tiered to give the Inspector no Information.
clipped
clipped
sales:
No.
S culls
2 grass ewes
173 western crnss ewes
211 Wyoming grars wethers
Mi western grass wethers ...
462 ewes nnd wethers
fio; Wyoming crnss wethers
fair tn good
Representative
Av.
90
75
!
101
113
92
111
320 Soiith Dakota' grass wether's 103
w neiern grass yearlings ,
"I gras wethers ,.,
M grnw lambs ,
81 spring lambs
101
80
M
Pr.
$2 M
4 00
4 23
4 .10
I SS
I .Y
4 10
I 4"
4 15
5 00
S 40
10
CIIICAOO 1,1 VB STltCIC MAHKKT.
Cattle Oprn WrnU nnd Close
Hour lllirlmr.
Striinger
r.i,wh', StPrr., nrtlvc- Weak to 10c lower.
-ni'J8!!.. s"'0"k.t. Hutchers' stock
I. KVKIIV KAK1IIO.Y till, II SlJi' TIIHV
nill.Mv Kltt'O CAIUMIT."
TUB Itn.ST. TUB PfltBST. TUB PUB
I'KIt Itlin. ALWAYS PAI.AT
AIII.B. SBI.BCT.
St'llSTANTIAL AM) U.VU'OUM.
PROMOTBIl OK IHfiBSTION "PAIl
BXCBLI.B.VCB."
HRBWBlt II V
FRED KRUG BREWING GO,,
OMAHA. m:ii.
N. II. If health Is the greatest of boon.
"Cnblnct Is tho drink for white man and
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows, eacn buver purcnaslng tne num
ber or ncad indicated
Rio Grande preferred lost front 2 to VA, HALTLMORK. Juno 18.-Clearlngs, $2,938,-
and Incku-
.ortnwesiern nreierren .iJi
wanna 4!l. The llnnl rnllv lessened nil
thMi, InnHon nnd entlrplv wined out some of
til, amfl lnt tinu Tho Mtpnl Hlflpt:H were '
decidedly Irregular. National Steel declin
ing 2?; and pressed Steel Car, American
Hoc?, Tennessee Coal and Republic Steel
preferred about 2 points each. On tho other
hand Federal Steel, Steel nnd Wire and
Colorado Fuel were llrm. The llnnl tone
of tho mnrket was steady and the majority
of net changes were wninll. The announce
ment of $2,600,000 gold exports to Germany
was net without its effect on tne weaKiiefs
991; bnlances, S.7I.401
, PHJLADICLPHlA, June
ti.i.um.iiu; oaianceg, jj.iM.iio.
NKW YORK. June lS.-Clearlngs, $95,
778; balnnces, $5,lGS,0Sl.
IJOSTON. June 18,-Kxchange, $16,234,80C:
balances, $1,567,952. Stotk exchange closed
today.
18. Clenrlngs,
?3,-
Conilltlon nf the Trensnrr.
WASHINGTON, June 18. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $100,000,000 gold
reserve In the division 01 redemption,
Articles.
Flour, bbis
Wheat, bu .
Corn, Im ,.
Oats, bu ...
Rye, bu ....
n.irley. nu
Quotations for the- liny on Various
Commodities.
NI3W TORK, Juno 18. KLOUR-Rccelpts.
C1.132 bbls.; exports, 2I,DfiS bbls.; strong and
Bo to 15c higher on tho big upturn In wheat;
winter yatents, $3.sojm,10j winter straights,
$3.fi.vrr3.76: Mlnnesotn pntents, $l.00f4.35; win
ter extras, $2.Hi'3.10; Minnesota bakers,
$2,901(0.20: winter low grades, $2.53fi2.ffi, Ryo
flour, nulet: choice to fancy, $J.2;ii3.fi0.
CORNMHAIv 1'Irm; yellow western, SCc;
city. S5c; ltrnndywlne, $2,101(2.43.
RYK Steady; No. 2 western, fi3c, f. o. b
atloat: state, 59c c. I. f.. Now York carlots.
I1ARLKY Firm; feeding, 4tMi60e. c. I. f
New York.
HARLUY MALT Dull; western, KWOCc.
WHHAT Recetpts, 152,125 bu.j exports,
297,038 bu. ; spot, strong; No. 2 red, S9Hc f. o.
ib, afloat; No. 2 red. 8G0, elevator; No. 1
northern, Duluth, SiN,c f. o. b. niloat,
prompt; No. 1 hard, Duluth, SSe f. o. b.
ntloitt, prompt. Options were exceedingly
strong, with an nctlvo nnd nt times excited
mieculatlvo. trade, Including heavy north
west nnd general outsldu buying, foreign
trade on both sides and feverish local cover
ing. As heretofore crop news Impelled the
advance, the southwest todny also furnlsli
Ing bull advices to supplement spring
wheat news. Closed Irregular at SUfiSSe
not ndvance; July. "O-'ifiSjiw. closed 83c;
September. SO'MiMfte. closed bO'Jc
CORN Receipts, 309,123 bu,; exports. 91.1(11
bu.; spot, strong; No. 2. t?1) f. o. b. alloat
and -160 elevator. Option market was firm
nnd n little, higher with wheat, but nos.
sessed absolutely no speculative or other
featuro; closed llrm nnd H-1jHc net higher;
July, 45rMVie. closed iWtc; September, 45',
fii46'ie. cloned 4Go,
OATS Receipts, CO.Soi) bu.; exports. 20.1C0
Int.; spot, ilrmer; No. 2, 2(ifcc; No. 3. 27c;
No. S wlilte, ;ioc; ,o. a wnne. i-ji-jje track,
mixed western, 27fl2SHe: track, white, 29ff
3IHO. urinous were nun out nrm,
IIAY Steady, good to choice, SiMiOOc.
HOPS Steady: common to choice, 1S99
crop, llfl4c; old oius, .1110c; pn cine coast,
1S99 crop, li'ti", oius, dc.
iimiia-Steadv: (lalveston. 204ia lbs.. ISc
CHllfornla, 21 to 20 lbs., 21'.ic; Texas dry, 21
to 30 lbs., iif,
I.F.A.THER Quiet ; hemlock sole, Buenos
WIll'Jl(ltII-: Unlllnrnln. lli.ll. u.
$1.10; Missouri, per 24-nt. case. $2. ' '
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINKAPPLICS-Per doz., $2.002.50.
ORANGKS California. Merit tnrrflnpnn
sweets, per box, $4.00; budded seedlings. $3.
IjIMIONS California, fntirv i kmtia t.-..
choice'. $l.2.i. .,.-.
SnA.IonVITTCa,lfornln' "OX. $1.
-i.lA-f,A,ISASI er bunch, according to size,
$2.2a1jtl.00.
HIDKS,
IIIDRS No. 1 creen hlden. (Mr-
grein hides. 5'4c; No. 1 salted hides, 7Hc:
No. 2 salted hides, Ctfc; No. 1 veal calf, 8
to 12 lbs., 9c; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 8c.
MISCKLLANKOU8.
NUTS-IIIokory, large, per bu., $1.23;
shellburks, $1.35; Rngllsh walnuts, per lb.,
12513c: lllberts, per lb 12c; almonds, per
lb., 14'71fic; peanuts, rnw, per lb., 6HfJ6c.
HONEY Per 21-sectIon case, $3.5003.75.
I.lvirpool (Irnl u nnd Prnvlnltius.
LIVERPOOL, June IS.-WHEAT-Spot.
firm; No. 1 rtrt northern, spring. 6s; No. 1
California, 6s 2dTj6s 3d. Futures were
strong; July, fis "d; September, 6s id; De
cember, nominal,
, 7!.1y' ?10t,.'lrm: American ifilxed, new,
3s lO'.id; American mixed, old, 4s 3d. Fu
tures were, llrm: Jtilv. 3 111- nn.,mi,.r Jo
'- 1'oIOUK st- I'OUis fancy winter, steady at
I'SIONS-Hnms. short cut. dull at
4is. . Rueon, Cumberland cut. dull at 41s:
.mourners, souare, dull at 36s. Lnrd, prime
western In tierces, steady at 31s 9d; Amcrl
can rellncd In palls, dull nt 35s 9d.
Mtiitemrnt of Visible Supply.
t)E.ORK' 19 The statement of
the ylslblo supply of grain in store nnd
atloat on Saturday. Juno 10. as compiled
by tho New "iork Produce exchnnge. Is ns
follows: Wheat, 4l.175.O0O bu; decrease, 232.
P00 bJV . Co"' bu; Increase. 2.000
l'.11' 9il,t?Lr,;S!)I'000 b,i decrease, 183.000 bu.
,VftmEeu'.?00.1,ll: '"crease 24,0w bu. Barley
iiU.OOO bu; Increase. 9,000.
Toledo .Market.
TOLEDO, O. June 18.-WHEAT-Actlve,
emb?,835C; JU1'' S2?iC! AUBUSt' S3C
CORN-Diill,"hlsher nt 414c
OATS Dull, unchanged; No. 2 cash, 24c
R i K Dull, unchanged; No. 2 cash. 69c.
CLrVERSEED-Dull higher: '9S p?lme.
Jj0-'! JS?. prime, $3.50; October. $5.92'i; No!
St. I.ouln fi nil 11 iiml Provlnlonii.
ST LOUIS, June 18. WIIBAT Higher;
No. 2 red cash, 7..c; trnck. 777Sc; June,
iSl'jfi'"''' J.s'i: August, 78Hc; September,
ViTWo; No. 2 hard. 72H73".c.
CORN 'No. 2 cash, .mum trunk iftli7Jin.
June. 39'i.c: July, 39?(,c:' September. 40c. '
OATS II chor: No. 2 cash. 2lrv ii-onir or.o.
June, ie: July, 23Uc; September, 23c; No. 2"
RYE-lllgher nt Glc.
FLOUR Illcrher: n.itnnta it -.imi c;.
fancv straights. J3.35(rr3.ri0! elenr ot'mln-h('
$3.00fi3.13. " '
( ORNMEAI.1 Steady, $2.062.10.
lilt AN Dull; sacked enst track. fiSc.
HAY Timothy, steady, JS.SOfl 12.00: nralrlo
easy. $7.73.
WlIISIvY-Steady. $1.23.
IRON COTTONTinS-$1.35.
RAGGING 7T4TiSliC.
HEMP TVINi:-9c.
PROVISIONS-Pork: Rtronc! tnhhlntr
$11.73. Lard: Iaiwht; prime steam. $6.52'4;
choice. $r..o7ls.. Dry salt meats: Btcndy; ex
tra B iorts. J7.12'4: c ear r hs. J7 "-t r.lo.ip
sides, $7.37'. Hacon (boxed), steady; extra
snorts, Tt.Wlf. clear ribs, $7.75; clear sides,
$7.Sil.
M HTALS Iad: Dull nt 13.70. Snoltor-
Dull nt $I.M.
POCLTHY-Steadv: c 1 ckens. 7c; snrlntm.
lS'iWHe; turkeys, 5c: ducks, 6c; springs, 9c;
geese. 5c; springs, 7fi7'4c.
KGUS steady nt 9e.
RUTTKR Stead v: creamerv. 1ClRiin!
dairy. llfilOo,
RHC101PTH Flour, 9X00; wheat. 27.000:
corn, iso.ono; oats. 40,000.
SHIPMENTS-Flnur S,000; wheat. 12.000:
corn, 4J.W0; oats, 13.000.
of the market. Tho more so as consldera- 1 hows: Available cash balance, $149,711,771;
hie further engagements are looked for , gold, $70,497,700,
later in the week by the French steamer.
Tho stibtreasury has contributed nenrly $2,
000.000 to the banks since Friday and New
York exchange nt Chicago rose further to
50 cents uremtum. Rut the government s
call for deposits to the amount of $5,OW,0C0
must bo met by the banks by next week,
nnd tho .-erlod for the return How of cur
rency to the Interior to move the crops Is
appearing. The results In tho money mar
ket ore subject to Increasing surmise.
Meantime, part of last week's loan Increase
Is now attributed to operntlons by conserva
tive houses here who nrc availing them
selves of tho low rates for time loans to se
cure themselves asnln any furuto con
tingency. , ,, .
The bond market was dull by comparison
with stocks nnd losses were not so pro
nounced. Total sales, par value. $1,600,000.
United States olds 4s nnd the 5s declined
lid In the bid price. .
Commercial Advertiser's London financial
cablegram: The Chinese crisis depressed
all the markets here today, but business
wns slight nnd Ixmdon Inclined to buy
American nuis nt the lower prices, espe
cially Northern Pncllics. New iork. now
ever, sold and tho close was at the lowest.
Money rates were unchnnged. The
bank received 31.000 gold on bal
ance. Tfiere wns a strong riemnnd In Paris
for gold In tho open mnrket nt its 9i4d.
Copper statistics showed a slight Increase
In stocks. Tlntos closed firm, hnvlng been,
weak earlier. ... , .u
Following are the closing prices on the
New York BtQCK excnace;
liuyc-rs.
Omaha Packing Co..
U. II. Hammond Co....
Swltt nnd Company
Cudahy Packing Co.....
Armour & Co ,
Cudahy, Kansas City..
It. Uecker & Decan....
Lobman & Co
Livingstone & Schaller
L. F. Ilusz
H. F. Hobblck
Other buyers
2.. 1 !,lCH"-. Natives. best on
sale, todny, six carloads at $3,70
tomcdlum. "?5.8S. noor
Cattle Hogs. Sheep. , J(5.00; mixed Blockers, $3.35ii 1 00; cowiY liio
' Vi'v "'. w.rBr.2-; rnnners. $2.33fJ3.(ii),
V" "l;'.W-'-6f; iv $5-(fr7.W. Texaiis
5 . 1 1 lSu 0,1 HI( today three car.
87
268
6ir
370
230
910
675
920
1,020
6
1
107
117
2
131
219
1,827
1.3,0
1,372
497
Atrtilfon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific. .
Canada Southern. . .
Chen. & Ohio
Chicago Q. W
C, . A O
Chi.. Ind. & L
do pfd
Chi. & H. Ill
Chicago & N. W..
c, n. 1. & p
a. c.. c. & st. 1..
Colorado Southern,
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudon
Del.. L. A W
Denver & Rio O...
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
Oreut Nor. pfd
I locking Ooa!
Hocking Valley ...
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C, P. & ...
I.ake Erie & W...
do pfd.
Lake ftliore.
I,. & N
Mnntuittan I.
Met. Ht. Ity
Mexican Central...
Minn. & St. I.
do pro
Mo. Paclllc
Mobile & Ohio ....
M K. & T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. V, Central
Norfolk & W
do pfd
Nor. Paclno
do pfd
Ontnrlo & V
Oregon Hy. & Nav
do pfd
Pennsylvania
Reading -
In 1st ptd
Id pfd
W
pfd
& 8. I'
1st pfd
Sd pfd
Fouthw
!(d
J4; Union racldo..
. ,0
. 74!i
. 91
. 43
. 25'5
. 10
.121
.
. 97
.1S7
.104'
. 56
. w
. It'i
. KH
.111
.176U
....20
.... 74
.... W
.151':
. IP.
. 4SV4
. is
. IS?i
, 36
, 10
. SO
.12011
.lt
. "6
. SOTi
. 73
. W
. 42
. 70
.127W
. lCj
. 5f.iV
. 274
. 06
. S
. 9H
. 67U
. S2'
do pfd. 71
Wahash "i
do pfd 1SN
Wheel. A L. 10.... 8
do pfd...- 21',j
Wis. Central 14
Third 'Avenu 101
Adnms Kx tl7
American Kx 132
U. S. Kx 45
Wells-Fargo Ex 111
Amer. Cot. Oil St
pfd 90
Malting .... 3
pfd 20
S. tc R 3474
pfd, 89U
Spirits 2!i
pfd 17
S. Hoop 18'i
pfd 68
"Amer. S. & W... 10i
do pfd ;....71
Amer. Tin Plate.... 18',
do pfji. 7.1
Totxicco f &V4
do pfd 129
Anac. Mining Co.... 38U
Ilrooklyn II. T 68i
Colo, Fuel & Iron.. !0'i
Con. Tobacco 23
lo pfd 78
Federal Steel 30i
iln pfit 63
Oen. Electric lji1
Olucose Sugar liti
ilo pfd 98
Inter. Paper 22V,
do pfd or,
Laclede Oas TS'.i
Nntlonal Illscult,... 28
do
Amer.
do
Amer.
do
Amer.
do
Amer.
do
1
Ml
11
141
13
3 Pi
11 Hi Amor.
17ii
48
KY,
Rli,
. 22',,
.lll'i
.171
.118
do
Rio G
do
St. U
do
do
St. L.
do
fit. Paul.
do pfd
St. P. & Omaha
Southern Pacific... 30i
So. Ilnllwav 10'i
do pfd WHilV
Texas & Pacific.... 1414
"Offered. Assessment paid
do pfd ,.. 79'4
National I-ad 18'i
do pfd 93
National Mteel 21?i
i'n pfd 83
N. Y. Air Ilrale...m
N'n, American 15
I'aclflo Coast 41
do 1st pfd 82
do 2d pfd 59
Pacific Mnll IC'i
People' n (las 18
Tressed S. Car 43
do pfd 72
Pullmnn Pal. Car. .179
Standard R. AT... 4'4
Sua-nr 1114
do Pfd HI
Tenn. Cnol & Iron. 61T4
R. leather 8"i
do pfd WH
V. S. Rubber 2.V,i
do pfd !l'4
Western Pnlon 7!vi
Republic I. & 8....
,Ui pfd :2'4
c. c. & St. l... r.ci
"Ex-dlv.
New York MIiiIiik Stocks.
NEW YORK, June IS. The following
aro the closing uuotatlons for mining
shares todny:
Iviiiihiih City tirnlu nnil ProvUloim,
KANSAS CITY. June lS.-WHEAT-Julv.
60V.c: September. 71'ic: cash. No. 2 hnnl.
ov-fffcot.; Ho, 3, ctH4jtfC9r; No, 2 red, 71c; No, 3,
ClTTffic,
I'DIIX-July. 3i'.(,3iUc: September, 37Hc:
ensh No 2 mixed. 3Sc: No. '1 white. aWfe
29c; No. 3. 3SWc. ..
OATS-No. white. 23c.
KYi-; .no. 2, we.
HAY-Cliolce timothy, $10.O0fll0.5O; choice
prairie. $8.3Oif7.00.
lU'TTER-Crenmery. 15017Hc; dairy,
fancy. He.
KOOS Weak; fresh Missouri and Knnsns
slock. SHc dozen; seconds, 6c. loss off, catet
returned: southern, Co; new white wood,
caies '.niii'deti, u.c more.
RKCKIPTS-Whent. 100.200; corn, 50,700;
oats, 10,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Wlieat. 23,20.1; com, 13.000;
oats, 7,000 bu.
Mllunnkee (irnln Mnrket,
MILWAUKEE, Wis.. June IS.-WHEAT-
Hlgher; No, 1 northern, 764n7Sc; No, 2
northern. 74ili7tiUc,
RYE I Hither; No, 1. &SV.059o.
'PAULEY --Strong; No, 2, 44'c; sample, 40
2ilc
lliiiieilliolls AVhent Mnrket,
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. June 18.-FI.OUR
Up 20c per bbl.; first patents, $i.35; second
("hollar
Crown Point
Con. Cal. k Vo..
Deadwood
Onuld & Ctirj-lo...
Hale & Norcross.
lIometake
Iron Silver
Mexlrun
...115
...15
... 10
... 21
. .5000
... f.8
.. 21
intario
irhlr
Plymouth
Quicksilver ....
iln pfd
Sierra Nevada
Standard
t'nlon Con
Yellow Jacket.
CO
73
10
ro
750
28
3W
18
11
London Stock (Imitations.
LONDON. Juno 18, I p. tn. Closing;
Cons., money KM-IB Pennsylvania
ilo account... nil inilirle
Cotton' .Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Juno lS.-8horts came In
for severe punishment on the cotton ex
change today, hut the bull faction wns In
no humor to follow up their ndvantngo, ow
ing to presence of weak cables from Liver
pool and bearish political news from the
far east. A decline of 4ZH4 points wns
noted In the English mnrket nt the time of
our opening and a good number of foreign
selling orders wen; known to exist. It
was very evident that the English market
had been depressed by the sensational Chi
nese reports nnd that the trade abroad
considered the crop as a minor factor for
the time being. The local trado, however,
whllo slightly Influenced by the break nt
Liverpool and at the political news, subse-c.uentli-
become decidedly bullish on re
ports thnt high temperature was causing
great damage to the plant In Texas, thnt
continued rain fall In the central belt was
placing the cropi seriously In the gross
and weeds, while Atlnntlc stales the crop
was doing poor))- In many districts. A
forecast for showers In moderate quantities
today and tomorrow, where dry weather
was needed and for clenr conditions where
moisture wns essential, served to Intensify
tho bullish undercurront of sentiment later
in tho day. Shorts were extremely nervous
nnd covered spasmodically, particularly
over sales of present crop options. The
public was Intimidated by the China war
talk and the Irregularity In Liverpool nnd
commission trading. In the late session
prices advanced to a level several points
shown nt Saturday's closing on previous
coverings. The market closed steady, 3W5
points net higher. Futures closed steady;
June, $8.62; July. $S.fil; August, $8.36; Sep
tember. $7.39; October, $7.63; November,
$7.57; December, $7.00; January, $7.57; Feb
ruary, $7.59; March. $7.61; April, $7.63; May.
$7.65. Spot cotton closed quiet; middling
uplands. 9 l-16c; middling gulf. 9 5-16c; sales,
r, KIM tin Ins.
'new orleans. Juno is.-corroN-
Qulet and steady; sales, 100; middling,
7 ll-lc; good onilnnry, 8 3-16c: low mil
dllng, 8 5-16c; middling, good middling, 9WC
middling fair, 9,ic. Receipts, i9i; stock,
fO.691 bales. Futures, quiet nnd steady;
June. $S.9S asked; July. $8.99f?O.00; August,
$8.3SIi8.33; September, $7.7UI7.i2; October,
$7.417.42; November, $7.32ft7.33; December,
$7.31Ti7.32; Janunry. $7.327.33; February,
$7.3tB'7.3i;; March, $7.37f(7.39. nrvrrrr.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. June IS.-COTTON
r..ii on,! iinMinnrml! middling. STsC. bales
123 bales; receipts. 231 bales; shipments,
bales; stock, 39,935 bales.
rr.ifTno Market.
NEW YORK. Juno 1S.-COFFEE-The
market for coffee, futures openoil steaa. w
.' ,t..i,u !.-,. nmi ruled weak uretu
much throughout the entire session under
local selling for both accounts nnd the pres
sure from abroad founded on weak market
cables, largo Brazilian receipts, an easier
ruling of the spot department and bearish
statistics. Operations were mainly profes-n-i.f.
Aina,, ,na Qtpnrlv nt a net tle-
oiino 10 tr. 1R nolnts. Total sales. 19,000
i.v. ii, I.,!., ni t7.25: SeDtember,
I 17.2OH7.30: October. $7.2o; Novemner. ji.-ow
1 - . ... . 1. r- z'.r... 111
7.30; uecempcr, (.-tu; .iuilh, ,.uuUi.w,
rnllfornln Ilrleil Frnlts.
NEW YORK. Juno 1R.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS-Innctlvo and .nominal;
.in.. Anminnn iiASiKo- nrlme. sTt-ec: cno'.ce,
irnii.. inn-.. ' iusu". Hallfornla dried
prunes. iv nc per in., ub i" j-'"
tprlcots. Royal. 12,fiHc: Moor I rk. 15
nni,.H .in.i cjnff unneflel. IrtlOc
jnu; iii-uuiu-p. i---.. . ------
The week started with business rather
quiet in the market for ovnporated apples.
rn,n i,,inrttir lmn-nver. was very steailv
on tho light receipts nnd tho disposition of
pcllers to hold off for higher rates. At the
close prices were tending townrds a higher
level.
Dry Goods Mnrket.
NEW YORK, June 18.-DRY GOODS-TI10
market bIiows no material change today in
nnv denartment. Fnncy prints nre In mod
orate demand for fall, nut other cotton
goods generally slow and 4r mnnd freely met
at previous prices. Print cloths were In
uctivo throughout. Woolen goods division
wns dull for both men's wear nnd dress
fabrics. Prices were Irresulnr.
Oil Market.
OIL CITY, Pa. June IS.-OIL-Credlt bal
ances, $1.25; no 'bids for certificates; ship
monts. 201.091 bbls.; average, 91.625 bbls.
runs, 208,107 bbls.; average, S7,131 bbls.
Wool Market.
ST. miTIS. Mo.. Juno IS. WOOI Un
ehanirfd: medium irrndes. Ijfl23c: light, line.
IMiiSo: heavy, line. HM15c; tub washed, 19
(21c.
Snunr Market.
NEW ORLEANS. U.. June 1S.-SUGAR-Strong;
centrifugal, yellow, IUf?5c; seconds,
m p.ic.
Save
take a
67
Atchison
Canadian Purine.
St. Paul
Illinois Central ...
Ixiulsvllle
do Ibt pfd....
. !ljnea,l1ng
.144 No Pa lllc pfd...
.Ill", llrand Trunk
ir.iij AnnconOa
Pnlon P.iclttc pfd.. "filHand Mines.
N. Y. (Vntr.il... .i:ii
1P1
3.4
84
75' 4
C,
si;
3l
your
trip.
coupons Bod oolp Borao girl
II A R SILVER Firm at 27 11-lfid.
MONEY Him per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is per cent; for three
months' bills, 3 7-16riC'. per cent.
I'oreluu I'liiiincliil,
LONDON. June 18. The mnrket on Ameri
can securities tifter a dull and sluggish
opening showed an Improvement, but after
lluctuatlng somewhat prices eased off and
closed weak, Huslness wns limited to pro
fessional trading. Spanish 4s closed at 71'4.
Gold to the nmotint of 103,000 was taken
Into the Ilnnk of Encbtnd today: included
In this nmount wns 5,000 repurchased from
the India currency department. The with-
Total 1,960 3,455 6,315
CATTLl: The week starts out with a
moderate run of cattle, but with the aver
age quality very good. There were moregood
cattle hero than for some days and better
cattle. The demand was good nnd tho
market fully steady nnd In some ensos
sellers were even reporting It as stronger.
Buyers were nil claiming that their cattle
were costing them strong prices, Tho
catt n changed hands nt ruling prices
without trouble and everything was sold
and weighed up In good season, There
were a number of loads good enough to
bring $5,005(0.36. It was a good, healthy
market from start to finish.
Cows and heifers and In fact all kinds of
butchers' stock were In good demand and
. I. ,,.. .. . - . .1 ...I r.n.p T. I......
11, u iiiui net hi;iivu til nirau; .jvt:tj-
thlng of any consequence wns cleaned up
In a very short time. Hulls are selling In
Just about the same notches at last week.
Hardly enotign stocK came or teeuers
were In sight to make anything like a test
of the market. The few here sold nt about
tho same prices as were prevailing at tne
close of last week, but the market Is not
quite so strong as It was the first part of
last week. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 M0 $3 6S 48 1270 4 95
1 7 4 00 19 1103 4 9.5
1 89) 4 00 1 10M 4 9o
1 1170 4 10 IMS 4 tS
2 7 4 30 1 1(80 5 00
1 MO 4 M 11 1190 S O)
1 i:S0 4 M) 5 1148 5 00
3 1020 4 M 11 I'll 5 CO
3 940 4 M 11 1243 5 00
21 95t 4 69 21 1142 5 05
8 tS 4 60 16 122T, 5 1
7 f2t t 79 1 1341 6 10
21 llt2 4 75 27 1191 5 10
19 1064 4 75 34 14U 5 10
21 10f6 4 75 20 1096 6 19
13 1195 4 75 : 1350 5 IS
3 SS0 4 10 12 i:55 6 15
5 9C0 4 85 11 1315 5 15
IS 1054 4 90 16 1302 5 15
I 910 4 90 20 13!6 6 IS
16 1104 4 fO 17 U2t 5 15
21 893 4 90 19 J312 6 15
26 11C8 4 90 19 M6S 6 21
15 1022 4 91 20 1370 5 20
51 1( 4 90 21 , 1421 5 20
88 1079 4 90 7 13OT 5 20
22 972 4 90 23 1543 3 20
1277 4 90 3 1431 5 25
43 1142 4 95 1 6 I'M 5 25
11 1104 4 93 48 1(02 6 25
27 1123 4 95 21 1175 6 2.5
30 1252 4 95 36 1308 5 35
6 1158 4 93 35 1457 5 35
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
12 746 4 75 23 1188 5 05
20 1015 4 SO 31 116!) 5 05
26 118S 4 SO 11 1132 E 10
18 1146 4 85 15 1235 5 15
3 1904 4 85
COWS.
1 620 2 25 2 1105 3 55
1 850 2 25 1 1280 3 85
1 840 I 50 1 1310 3 90
4 985 2 50 1.1 1133 3 95
1 1040 2 50 1... 860 4 00
1 950 2 75 1 1220 4 00
1 830 3 05 1 1150 4 00
6 831 3 or, a 112 4 00
1 960 3 15 1 1240 4 CO
1 10JO 3 15 4 960 4 00
1 1030 3 25 2 1195 4 00
1 IC30 3 30 2 1180 4 10
1 1350 3 30 2 655 4 10
2 1075 3 41 1 1030 4 10
1 1070 3 50 3 1150 4 10
1 fioo 3 50 1 960 4 10
1 980 3 50 1 U0 4 15
1 J70 3 50 10 1144 4 15
2 875 3 CO 5 1194 4 20
2 1005 3 50 1 1070 4 20
1 1030 3 50 7 1017 4 25
II 911 50 3 1194 4 23
1 750 3 50 2 1090 4 35
1 1010 3 50 1 fV1 4 40
J 930 3 60 1 1520 4 40
4 913 3 60 10 1107 4 40
1 1150 3 73 4 HfO 4 60
; 1045 3 75 4 1007 4 tO
1 1000 3 S3
COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 100J 4 45
COWS AND STEERS.
T SU 4 45
HEIFERS.
19.'.'.'.'
690
530
780
, 1040
, 953
1013
, 680
580
1"20
1270
1W
90
(10
, 1350
1790
1500
U61
810
1180
S 25
3 75
4 05
4 10
4 00
4 25
4 40
4 50
l.i
1..
22. .
"I"
3..
19..,
1.
HULLS.
1...
1...
1...
1...
1
1
5
1
1
, 451
410
, Jl
. 00
160
3 05
3 25
3 25
3 11
.1 W
3 51
3 M
3 75
3 85
3 90 2
4 CO
CALVES.
4 25 1....
r. f 0 1
6 01 1....
f, no 2
6 75
STAGS.
r
.... 850
....1260
....1150
.... 772
.... 950
.... 760
....'771
....1320
....110
1W1
1880
650
1115
I860
..1110
. . 1 0
..1750
,. CM
101
!'0
201
230
4 M
4 50
4 f0
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 C
5 20
4 00
4 15
4 20
4 25
4 25
4 41
4 40
4 45
4 50
6 00
CO
' 00
00
At St. Helena.
Chicago Nows: The shndo of JSonnparto
came up to where Cronjc sat smoking.
"General," began the great Napplcon,
"of courso you came to I his Island on an
English ship?"
"Quito right, general." responded Cronjo.
"And did you rtnnd near tho rail In bold
relief?"
"Yes, general."
"And yaur back was turned on the of
flcero?" "I think so, general."
"Thon.the material for tho magazine of
future generations Is assured."
R 1270
STOCK
1 ?io a ro
STOCK COWS
1 101O 2 50
3 00
r.in 'in
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
CALVES.
1 111 5 00
AND HEIFERS.
I (70 3 (Si
4 612 4 25
Don't you knuw somn deserving girl who
ought to havo n vacntlon? Cut yout vaca
tion coupons from Tho Dee and save then
for her,
1
1
1
1
3....
710 n eo
.,1ft"0 3 M
... f5 4 10
. . 7?2 4 11
59
?4 ....
31
702
9!
65
I 10
4 VI
4 ?S
HOOS The week starts nut "itb the ho
mnrket in good snape ior tne sellers. 1 nc
mnriini this inornlp'r was active nt an ml
vance of r,1fDr The enperal run of the
mixed loads sold nt $i.02'.t ns against $4.95
on 8uturdBV. with - sprinkling of the better
loads nt $5.03. which nt the close of last
week sold nt $l.97U'!(."i.fO. The dimnnd wns
good fit current prices nnd It did not take
1, nvr.ru vcrv long to c ear pens, so that
everything was sold and weighed up nt an
nurlv hour.
Tt will be noted from the table of average
prices at head of column that the market
tnrinv wns a shade hlrher thnn It was ona
week a70, the decline experienced during
the middle of last week belnr more 111.111
mailn tin. It w also pe noieii mat ns com
pared "Hh two wek ago the market Is
now 30c higher, ! urtnermore tne nogi sold
"0l"i?riJJ fS0. Texas fed steers, stendv.
4.wito.2o; Texas gruss steers, $3,75(31.35,
Texas hulls weak. .Kyrf3.50.
nm2?,S-H,?lK,M .l0,'ny. IT.f'OO: estimated
tomorrow. 23,ii. ift over. 2,000: average.
WrhJV.1Iert- S'S TP,' r !5' m'XPl
?.uf,r!,fr' J'.ftWC.2o; good to choice, heavy,
f-o??!rSS1:,.r,0,,fln' heavy. $5.fKKM.10; light,
SHEEP AND LAM HS Receipts, 17,0)0.
fiheen and lambs steady to strong. Oood
i.0'.0'0.", ZZrj3' J-fi-25: fnlr to choice
mixed, $4.00456.00: western sheep, $l,75Tifi.ffi
yearlings. $o.4rfi3.90; native lambs. $5.00tt
6.1B; we.Mern 1 lambs, $6.000.75: short Colo
radoes, $C.ifi7 00; spring lambs, $5.00f7.25.
lew York I.lvr Stock.
I'r Xn,K' .J,lne H -DEEVES-Rc-colpts.
B.166: slow but steady for nil grades.
?.tS?r"t. fr-WRS.eO; tops, $.65fj).70; stags,
$1.9.i; bulls. .00t?(,60; cows. $2.50W4.00; fat
cows. H.IOr4.20. Cables lower; United
States catt o at Ixindon. 12'4f?13c; at Liver
pool, ll-i124c: refrigerator, beef. Mt9Hc
live sheep, 12ffl2',4o; exports, none; tomor
ro.?': .9I9c,Jlttln ami '"co nuarters of beef.
LAIA ES Receipts. 5.69S; venls. lSJJc
l,-lRJjA-Vbut,r.rmll,B lower, 200 unsold; veals.
$..oo..00: culls. $4.03H60: buttermilks. $.175
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Rccclpts, 11,562;
sheep steailv; heavy sheep not wanted;
Intnbs. 15I2oC off: some nlrN nf medium
stock, '.0c off. Sheep. $1.50fi5,15; choke
$5.20; export wethers, $1.4Mi.60: culls and
bucks. $2.50fJ5.50: lambs. $5.23fI7.60: choice
nnd extra. I7.70fi7.75: eulls. 14.7.V vnnrllmru
J5.00fI5.60. '
HOOS Rece nts. 9.690; about 900 nn nl.
feeling Arm on Huffnlo ndvlces.
St. I.onla Live .Stork.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. .Turn. 18 rATrr.r!i?
celpts, 3,800, Including 2,800 Toxans. Mnrket
slow, weak to 10c lower for natives, steady
to 10c lower for Texuns. Nntlve shipping
and export steers. $4.SojG.63; dressed beef
nnd butcher, $4.50fi6.25; steers tinder 1,000
pounds. $4.15fi6.15: stockers nnd feeders,
$3.5035.09; cows nnd heifers, $2.2575.00; c.m
ners. $1.50g2.sr,; bulls. $2,7W74.50; Texas and
Indian steers. $3.00574.90: cows .mil helfnry.
$2.253CI.90.
HOUS Receipts. 2.500. Mnrket stendv tn
10c higher: pigs and lights. J5.051?'.10; pack
ers. $5.(fiC.15: butchers. $5.10ffr.,20.
BHEKP AND LA M US Rece nts. "0O
Mnrket steady; native muttons. $l.wv?75,00;
westerns, $6.50fi7.25; stockers. $3.00513.40.
Knnann Clly Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June 18. CATTLE
Receipts, 2.350 nntlves and 3,000 Texans.
Dressed Peer nnd nutcher steers, stendy;
plain grnIca slow. 15c lower: heavy nntlve
steers, $4.6ofi",30; stockers and feeders.
$3.75Q4.85; butcher cows nnd heifers, $3.15rri
4.65: canners, $2.50113,15: fed westerns, $1.23
5.15; Texans. $3.10fi4.3S.
HOOS Receipts. 4,150. Market net ve. 10c
higher: heavy. $o.05f?fU0; mixed. $l.95Si.07',s;
light. $I.S7H'ii5.no; pigs. $l.50fM.Rr,,
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Rccelpts. 2.500.
Fair demand at steady prices; spring
lnmhs. $.75'fl,7.25: muttons. $5.00fi5.50:
Texans, $3.754.55; feeders. $3.004.50; culls,
$2.50TJ3.00.
St. Joseph Mvf Stock.
SOUTir ST. JOSEPH. Mo,. June 18. fSne-
clnl.) The Journal quotes:
ua 1 11 r. Hccelpts, 2'uo. Market stenoy
to 10c lower: natives. $4.10 to $5.30: Toxns
nnd westerns. $4.00 to $5.25; cows nnd heif
ers. $2.25 to $1,55; hulls and stnes, $2.25 to
$4.75: yearlings und calves, $4.00 to $5.00;
stockers and feeders, $3.40 to 4,7t; veals,
$6.01 to $0.75.
HOGS Receipts. 3.200. Mnruet Dig. 100
higher: all grades, $l.97'4 to $3.15; bulk of
sales. 85.02'i to $5.0711.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Recelpts. 4.COO.
Market steady to strong; Colorado lambs,
$7.2G.
Stock In SlRlit.
Fnllowlne- nro the rerelnts at the four
principal western markets for June 18:
uaiiip. mots, nner'
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas Cits' ..
St. Ixiuls
Totals
. 1.97S
.21.000
. 5,330
. 3,800
3.47
17.000
4, ISO
2,500
5.6C9
17.W0
2,fAi
200
.32.125 37,422 23.3W
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ST. PAUL
DUBUQUE
WATERLOO
ROGKFORD
FORT DODGE
City Ticket Office
1402 Farnam St.
Summer Excursions
it
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I.IJAVI7 OMAHA H05 P. 31.
ARRIVE ST. LO PIS 7MI0 A. M.
Trains leave Union Station dally for
KANSAS CITY, fJUINCY, ST. LOUIS and
nil points cast or south.
All Information at CITY TICKET OFFICE,
1415 FAR NAM ST., (Paxton Hotel Plock)
or write Harry E. Moorcs, C, P. & A.,
Omaha, Neb.
CHICAGO
TIUIMCS OLD AM) MiW.
First Mnilo In This Country Iniprovr-
nirnts liy n woman.
"Yes. I've been sixty-three years manu
facturing trunks In New York City. ' said n
veteran In the trade, to a New York
Post Tcporter. "HintH n long time.
but I never realize It until I look nt this
nrtlcle." and he gently pulled nn oilcloth
covering off a small, dark box. which, when
taken out into tne ilgnt. reveaien wnni was
acknowledged at the time of Its inanufa
ture to lie the finest trunk made In New
Vnrk Citv. It looked like n veritable
antique, the shriveled little object emitting
a niustv odor, wmcn ior toe moment car
ried one- away to the New York of sixty-
three years ago.
"I hnvo kent It nlivavs here with me. Its
owner said, stroking It thoughtfully nnd al
most fondly "Just to wntcli the evolution of
the trunk in mv own factory.
Tho old tasnioneii trunit is covered wun
leather four times ns thick ns the article
now commonly used to cover tne wooden
frame. It is strapped round nnd round
with Iron bands fnstened with big. black-
headed nails, and Inside the two trnya i
nently papered, have bottoms of latticed ,
tape. The trunk Ills easily in nne-nilf of 1
tho trunks of modern make surrounding It I
Tho little trunK stood iiesido tne latest 1
sent out by one of the leading factories in
New York the "bureau" trunk, so-called
from Its resemblance when opened to that '
piece of furniture. The trays ore In the I
form of drawers of graduated depths, nn 1
unper one siilllclently deep for large hats. I
Tho top tray, nnwevor, wnicri turns up
against tne lid in tne ordinary way, lias
various small compartments, nnd the in
side of the lid Is similarly equipped on a
narrower scnic.
When this trunk first enme out of the far
tor.v a yenr nro a Chlcngo woman pur
chased one nnd asked for permission to
take out a patent on n proponed Improve
ment, which was Fronted her. She fitted
tho fall of tho top tray, which, when
dropped 011 Its hinges, extended n rPVV
Inches over the tiers of drnwers or trays
below, ns a writing table, and pigeon-holed
the lid of the trunk for letters, writing ma
terial, etc., until It resembled tho face of a
writing desk. She received the jmtont and
presented trunks to various friends, who
Hud them useful ns traveling secretarle
nnd trunks eomtined, and although one of
the Inrt'est trunks manufactured It weighs
only a little over fifty pounds, The trunk Is
covered with the new chiiviiss, which Is nl.
most as durable as leather, nnd Inside It Is
a model of neatness and strength In Its lino
linen linings nnd tlttliigs,
"All our llnest leather for trunks cnmri
from England," laid the manufacturer o(
BUFFET LIBRARY GARS
Best Dining Car Service
CHICAGO and EAST,
LEAVE 7:00 A. M. 1:56 P. M.-7;48 F,
ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS,
LEAVE S A. M.-7;M P. M.
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LEAVE 8:00 P. M.
City Officas, 1401-03 Farmm.
Telephone 10!)!). Oinnli t. :
COMMISSION,
(JKAIN, 1'UOVISIONS tiiui tl'OCK3
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