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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JUNE 2G, 11)00.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
What Bretfci Undir Htj IquldatUn ,
but Closes Steudj.
BUL13 FEATURE BAD CROPS IN NORTHWt ST
Corn Is Active it nil Suffer vrttli Whent
llnjt Alone of t ! .Miirki-t nu
llonril HoliU .Knlnt (lie
DantiHnril Pressure.
CHICAGO, June 25. Wheat broke nearly
So t r'.ny under heavy liquidation, but
tlos"'! steady at a. decline of 2c"from Sat
urday s close. Corn clo?ed lQlUc down,
oats ':c higher and provisions from I'Klf
'.:e rttluced In ribs to 321c lower for pork. .
It wag n wild day In wheat a 1Bttlc be
I vocn bulldnnd beari!, In which tha lat- I
t-r, fer the first time In weeks, scored a
lctory. .July opened at 8"Ue to S6V4c, sold
between &Wjiv,c, closing 2c under Batur- I
t y at Me. "Thorn wan some dispute na to 1
v ml really were the opening llgures, so
l in) trades took place ut the, noumi of the
I i Homo m.ido the Initial range, from
f to VHfcc. Certain It Is, that all sorts of
I ires wero paid In a Jumble Tind that two
i 'mil', after the- opening July changed
1 Hid., at &?!c. In the Held of news the ,
l.ill retained their old friend, tin north-.,
' .-st '-rou wreck. Manitoba had rain, but
A muhota and thu Dakotas reported dry,1
f'Ort Ing weather the kind that burns up
Nutrition In short order, Ono Dakota re
I rt-. had the temerity to mention the ap
'autu'H of My. What harm lly would find
Kft to do was not mentioned. On the bear
v lo of the bulletin board was the Uver-
ol weakness In the face of the io ad-
nee hern Saturday, the excellent condl
i ins prevailing In the southwest and the
1 avy world's shipments, wlilch Included
? M,(Y) bu. from Russia, The visible was
i! ho on the bear side of the fence, showing
f i Increaso of 1,31S.j00 hu. The southwest
i Id, "Look out for a big movement," and
i 'dared that harvesting was progressing
I i many sections under the most favorable
ireumstnnces, with promises of wheat
enough to go a long ways towards making
up the shortage caused by the northwest
filliirc, The Items given undoubtedly had
time Influence In the selling. Icings wero
i otlt takers Saturday anil they were ready
f i morn today. The news had the effect
c ' prodding them along and. to a degree,
- ' lessening tho demand from certain sec-
ns, although the northwest was still
dlted with paying good prices hero To
'ike. up the home shortage. For a time
Mowlrs the opening the market held
adlly over 8Tc. Tho hammering by hold
i shortly before noon, however, begnn to
I. July sagged to S5r ami then, all In a
v minutes, broko down to SSc. At S."o
p-loss orders In large numbers were
irlieil for Hie llrst time since the recent
nrivnnco bean and there was such a rush
t'i sell that between Sc and the bottom
there was scarcelv a check to the decline.
Kupport, credited by many to Wall Htreet
Irierests, caught the breaking cereal at
S3iC and hauled It back to RGe. at which
tl market closed. Receipts here, were IS,
car, 10 of contract grade. Minneapolis
nnd Duluth reported 174 cars, against MO
InM week and 931 a year ago. Receipts at
primary points aggregated SlS.000 bu., com-par-d
with 1,222,000 bu. a year ago. Clear
fcneos at the seaboard In wheat nnd flour
.wero equal to SM.OOO bu.
Corn was actlvo nnd suffered with wheat
nnd was at ono time 2'4c lower than It
rlored Saturday. It recovered l'.fcc of this
lost- and closed IfHie lower at 4IHe. 1ho
rar.i for the day was between 424fi 42Vi
am lOftc. Throughout wheat furnished the
ine ve." Country offerings were reported
Jar r. Iangs were heavy sellers, with
he ,;i nnd some of the old bull crowd buy
ers on tho breaks. Receipts hero were 610
Ok is alone of tho markets on the board
held against the downward pressure. With
tho break In wheat oats dropped off, but
recoered In good shape. Tho support came
from tho northwest In the shape of dam
age claims, accompanied by buying orders.
July sold between 2Cc anil 21;e and closed
io over Saturday at Sje. Receipts were
CSt cars, , , ,
Provisions were weak under heavy hog
receipts and the whent decline, There was
n fa'r outside demand, which became ef
tfectlve at tho bottom and caused some re
rover. .. Tho close, however, was rather
rwenk at that. July pork sold between
J12.M and $12.10 and closed 32' tc- under Sat
urday at J12.32'f, July lard between Ji.fiO
nnd 'HS5. closing 20c lower nt JS.S.H. and
July libs between J7.07M. and JS.92H. with
the closo VteHiOr down at J8.DJH6.0i4.
Estimated .recolpts for tomorrow: heat,
Ki cars: corn, 1.070 ears; oats, 600 cany,
hoes. W.00O head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low. 1 Closc.l Yes'y.
Wheat
Juno
July
Aug.
Corn -Junu
July
Aug.
Oats
July Aug.
Tork
July Sept.
Lard
July
Sept.
Oct.
Whs
July Sept.
sr.
S7'.4
87
96';&SS
83
w,
411
24
AW 42V
'442 42'Win
41HM2,.lna
42' VI 43V
2M
12 fin
13 70
fi fi
1 12',
7.15 7 06
K'i
26H
13 66
12 80
7 00
2J
12 324
12 53
fi 87U
7 02U
7 05-
97U
12 12',l
13 32!4'
fi SS !
7 05
12 Co
12 S7H
7 07'4
7 224
7 15
7 JG
25
7 171L
7 15
7 07W
7 KVil
7 02V5I
7 07VI
No. 2.
Cash quotations wero as follows:
I'IOUH Klrmi winter patents, $4.204.40;
Utralghts, US0Q4.10i clears. tt.OWJ.SO; spring
upecla'.s. $4.75; patents, ,J1.vg4.20; stralghta,
J3.201ii70: bakers. $2.4(vfi3.00.
WHIJAT-No, 3, 821itj23ic; Ko, 2 rel, MA
iW7V4o
CORN No. 2, 41V; No. 2 yellow, 42',ie.
OATS No. 2. 2G',VrtC'.e: No. 2 white, 2S1MT
10c; No. 3 white, 27Hfi2Se,
(RARIiHT Fair to choice malting. 15c.
SKEDS No. 1 flax. J1.S0; Nn. 1 northwest
ern. J1.S0. Pilmo timothy, J3. Clover, con
tract prade, $S.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., J12.20
fil2.35. lird. per 100 lbs.. J6.75S6.87',4. Short
ribs sides (loose). Jii.So-iiT.IO. Dry salted
shoulders. J6.7tMT7.00. 8hort clear sides
tboxed). J7.4r7.50.
WIIlSlCY-naBls of high wines, J1.23.
SUOAR-Cut loaf, J6.4S: granulated, J5.93;
confectioners' A. JJ.S8: off A, J5.73.
Following arc the receipts and stWpmcnts
ior todav:
Articles. nccelpts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls , 19,001) 19.000
Wheat, bu 79.000 14,000
Corn, Ml 615,000 R3.p,Cflo
Oats, bu. 332,000 357,000
Rye. bu 3,000
Barley, 1)11 14,000 4,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was tlrm; erf amerles, HJi 19c ;
rtalrles. 13fll64c. Cheese, steady at SHfiOVie.
Kggs, Urmi fresh," lie
KUW YORK (ilCMillAl,
MARK 1ST.
luiitntlniiN for the l)u- on Viirliiu
('oiiiinoillt leu.
NUW YORK, Juno 25.-FUOUR-Uecelpts,
18,141 bbls,; exports, 18,751 bbls.; unsettled
and dull, with buyers and sellers further
apart than ever; whiter patents, Jl.33fil,75;
winter straights, J4.10fil.60; Minnesota
patents, J3.0C4i6.20i winter extras, J2.M)
irf3.25; MlnnesaU bakers, J3.00t?3.2.; winter
low grades, $2.s(K!i3.fc5. Ryo Hour, firm; fair
to goon, jj.iwjj.; cnoice m lancy, 4.4iU'
cbnNMKAI-Stcady; yellow western, '.6c;
city. 93c; Hrandywlne, J2.60dj2.60.
nYK-Nomlnal; No. 8 westt'rn, 09c. f. o. b.,
Iloati state, i!IOwc, c, I. f., New York, car
lot-.
RARIjKY Quiet; feeding, 44ff4Cc, c. 1. f.,
JS'ew York; malting, 49452c, c. I. f., New
JYork
HARI.KY . MAIT Nominal at 5553c.
"WHIJAT Rt'Celnts, 109,150 bu,; exports,
tOJ.609"!!. Spot, ilrmi No. 2 red. 94c. f. o.
b.. afloat, and 82Uc. elevator; No. l north
ern, Duluth, 9i,le, f. o. b., afloat, prompt;
No. 1 hard, Duluth, 96'if, f. o. b.. afloat,
prompt. Options oyened excited und 1c be
low Saturday's lute curb prices, being In
fluenced by foreign selling and unsatisfac
tory English cubles. A sharp rally on cov
ering" was followed by a' Into afternoon
break under predictions of showers In the
northwest and heavy unloading Closed firm
on final covering, with last prices fd'ic
under Saturday's official close. July, 89jf
9c. closed ut 9IM0! September. b9ifj93c.
closed at DISt'i December, 914S93:,c, closed
at 9lSe.
CORN Necelpts, 196.650 hu.; oxports, 171,
728 bu. Spot, easy: No. 5, 48ic, f o. b
afloat, und 47'ic elevator, options opened
weak nnil ruled heavy most of tho day
tinder larae profit taking sales. wak cables
and liberal country acceptances. Closed
rasy at T.n net decline. July. loMl I7'c.
closed ut 4Che; Supteniper, 46iff48Ue. closed
at 47e. '
OATS Bleceipts, 103.400 hu.: exports, S3 bu.
Spot cloud easy; No. 2, 29'a?23Vie; No. 3,
Cc; No. 0 white. Sl'MWltic; No. 3 white. 31c.
track mixed western. 29!4f(30Hc; track
white. 29ViljHo. Options, dull and barely
tteady.
PRbVISIONS-Reef, ilrm; fumUy. JlO.Wif
UOOj mens, .J3.oojj9.60. litet hams, Ji.UWff
21.00; pauket, JI0.50U11.60; cltv, extra India
mess, J 16.0O3 17.60. Cut meats, steady;
plcklod tallies. J8.12&fi9.00; pickled shoul
ders, J6.75; pickled hams, $9.i5til0.25. I.ard,
weak: -western steamed. 17.16: refined.
weak; continent, J7.30; 9. A., JS; com
pound, J6.26. Pork, strong; family, JI3.73ff
11.50; short clar, J13.30Q16.00; mess, JlS.OTtf
13.60.
1IAY Quiet," choice, SO0S7H; shipping, 06
70c.
HOPSt-Steadyj statu, common to choice,
99 crop, 11314c; old, SftDc; Pacific coast, '!
crop, UTilIc; olds, I
HIDIOS-atcady; Galveston, 20 to 2T. lbs.,
ISc; California, 18 to 21 lbs., 21V4c; Texas,
dry. 24 to 30 lbs., 14c. (
IjEATHKR Firm; hemlock soln, Ituenos
Ayrcs, light to heavyweights, 23!V324Hc; ,
acid, 23!4fi24c.
WOOI-Dull; domestic fleece, 25'u2Scj I
Texas. 15ftl6c. .... . ... '
RICK-Flrmj domestic, fair to extra, M
I'tJAN'l'TS-Qulet: fancy hand-picked, 4
4'p; other domestic, 333V4c.
II UTTER Firm: creamery, extras, M 9c;
factory, 13HW16c; Imitation creamery, 14V4S
1714c: state dairy, 151I18'Ac.
C1IHKSK Unsettled; large white and
colored, 9',4c; small white and colored, 9V4 ,
EGOS Receipts, 11,594 pkgs.; dull and ,
western ungraded, at mark, 1031214c.
TA IAjO W D u 1 1 ; city (J2 per pkg.). 4He,
nomlnat; country (packages free), 4V4(S-lc,
MOTAIS The principal feature In tho
market for metals today was the advancing
of lead by the American Smelting and Re
fining company, the quotation at the closo
of business toaay Dcing aim un- ,
settled. Tin was rather unsettled all day,
closing at J30.5OCiH.50. Lake copper ruled
dull and unchanged at J16.30. Pig Iron war
rants ruled weak and nominally on the
basis of J14.25 for spot. No. 1 northern was ,
quoted flt is; no. z nortnern, u. peuer
was a little steadier, but not nuotably
higher, closing at J4.16tf4.2n. The brokers'
price for lead was J4 and for copper J16.2C.
OMAHA WHOI.EHAt.B MAHKHTS.
Cnmlltlon of Trade and CJnntntlani cm
Stnple nnd Pnncy Produce.
KGOS Receipts liberal; good stock, 9c.
LIVR POULTRY I lens, 6'47c; roosters,
according to age and size. 304c; broilers,
lffIRc; ducks, 4'gGc; geese, Ya$c; turkeys, 8c.
FRESH DRESSED POULTIIY Hens, 8j?
S'ic: roosters, Cc: ducks and geese, 91?
10c: broilers, V& toK lbs., per doz., J3.0O8H.50;
t u r ke-vs. 12Ur.
BUTTER Common to fair. 13c: choice.
15lCc; soparator, 20cj gathered creamery,
I (11 1 sc.
KISII Trout. 9c: blue fish. 12c: nlckerel.
Dai - ' , I. IT.. I I. . . M- 1 .. , nl.,.1
, , i tsiiin,,, imi , uirnucu uii.iuiu, 111;, i uu ntiuu, ,
rnoh. Rfa' whltnOah 1ft.. hrrltli. fi( : hlnrk I
bass, 16c; salmon, 13c; white bass, 10c; crop-
pie, loc; piae, 9c; naiiDut, rjc; Duuneans,
10c. ring perch, 6c; lobsters, green, 22c;
boiled lobster. 25c! mackerel, 20c; codfish,
10c; yellow perch, 6c.
PIOKONS-Uve. per doz., 90cSJ1.00.
VEAI.S-Cholce, flOo.
HAY Per carload lots: Unland. choice.
J7.50; midland, choice. J6.60; lowland, choice,
o.w; rye. straw, cnoice, jb; jso, :i corn, aac;
No. 3 while oats, 2H4c: cracked corn, per
ton, JII.50; corn and oats, chopped, per ton,
J1S; bran, per ton, J12,O0g'12.5Oj shorts, per
ton, J12.S0.
Vegetables.
CUCUMBERS Per doz.. 50c,
ASPARAGUS Home grown, per doz., 20
G25P.
NEW TURNIPS-Per. doz. bunches, 253
30c.
SPINACII-Per box, 40f?60c.
NEW BEETS Per doz.' bunches, C6c.
NEW CARROTTS Per doz. bunches, 25c.
LBTTt'CE Per dozen bunches, 20ra35c.
RADISHES Home grown, per doz,, 15
PEAS-Per Vj-bu. liasket. 60c.
WAX BEANS Per 1-3 bu. box, 40c.
POTATOES-Pcr bu.. choice, 25S!40c.
NEW POTATOES Per bu.. 60c.
CABBAOE Home-grown, per lb 2c,
CAl'MFLOWER-Per doz.. II.
TOMATOES Mississippi, per four-basket ,j
craio. ti.uuwi.iu.
MUSHROOM8-Per pound box, 60c
R 1 1 URA RB Per pound, 1V4IT2C
ONIONS-Callfornla, per sack, .J2.0O02.25.
FRUITS.
STRAWBERRIES Colorado shipping
stook, per 24-qt. case, J2.7o'33.00.
BLACKBERRIES Per 24-qt. case, J2.00i
3.3".
BLACK RASPBERRIES Per 21-qt. case,
J2.75: per 21-pt. case. J 1.60.
RED RASPBERRIES Per 24-pt. case,
J2.50. '
CURRANTS Per 24-qt. case, J2.00.
iPEACHl'-Callfornla. per box. $1.10.
APRICOTS-Callfornla, per box, J1.35.
PLUMS-Callfornla, per crate, JI.25ni.50.
PRUNES-Cnllfornla, per crate, J1.W1.73.
GOOSEBERRIES er 24-qt. case. J2.
CIIERRIES-Callfornln, pes 10-1b, box,
JI.10; Missouri, per 24-qt. case, J2.25;
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES-Per doz., J2.00.
ORANGES California, Mediterranean
sweets, per box, J4.00; budded seedlings, J1.
LEMONS-Callfornla, fancy, J4.60S4.75;
choice, JI.25.
GRAPE FRIMT-Cnllfornla, per box, J4.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to slzo,
t2.25i3.00.
HIDES.
HIDES-No. 1 green hides, 6Uc; No. 2
green hides, 6'4c; No. I salted hides, 7',Jc;
No. 3 salted hides, 6'4c; No. 1 Veal calf, 8 to
12 lbs., 9c; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs., Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Hlckory, large, per bu.. J1.25;
shellbarks. JI.35; English walnuts, per lb.,
12G13C; filberts, per lb., 12c; almonds, per
lb., 1 1016c; raw, per lb., 5!4fr6c; roasted,
6H07V4C
St. I.oiiIn (i nil ii nnd Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, Juife 25,-WHEAT-Lower;
No, 2 red cash, elevator, S4c; track, 87ft
87V4c; July, S3Uc; August, 85&c; September,
86ic: No. 2 hard, 78f(SOc.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 40&c; track,
42(UI2i,ic; June, 40ic; July, 41c; Septem
ber. 41 He.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 25c; trnck,
25Uo; June, 25c: July, 2aHc; September,
24S,c; No. 2 white, 27!&2Sc.
RYE Hlshcr ut C2c.
FLOUR Unsettled, firm. Patents. Jl.lOfr
4.25; extra fancy and straight, J3.63tf3.90;
clear, J3.00JT3.5n.
SEEDS Timothy seed, higher, unsettled,
Prime new In car lots, nominally $3.60 for
August delivery, with good spot worth
J3.00. Flax, nominal at $1.77.
CORNMEAI-Steady, f2.10fi2.15.
BRAN Strong; sacked, east track, 70ff72c.
HAY Timothy firm, J6.Cjffil2.75; prairlo
easy, $7.50fJ8.00.
METALS Lead, higher at Jl.07',2. Spel
ter, tlrm.' J4.W.
POULTRY - Steady; chickens, 7'.4c;
springs, ll(ttl3c; turkeys, iic. ducks. BVcj
springs, 7fiSc, geese, 314c; springs, 7ft7?4c.
EGGS-Steadv at 10c.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 16yi9'.4c;
dairy. 14Til6q.
WHISKY-Stcady. J1.23.
IRON COTTON TIES-J1.30.
BAGGING 7TiQSHc
HEMP TWINE 9c,
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; Jobbing,
J12.60. Lard, lower; prime steam, $6.7214;
choice. J6.77U. Drv salt meats, hoxeil lower-.
extra shorts, J7.25; clear ribs, J7.37'4; clear'
sides, J7.B214, Bacon, boxed lower; extra
snorts, ii.ia; ciear riDS, j(.V4i clear sides,
RECEIPTS-Flour, 8,000 bbl; wheat, 32,
000 bu.; com. 192,000 bu.; oats, 31,000 bu,
BHIPMENTS-Fldur. 8,000 bbl.: wheat,
34,000 bu.; onts, 40,000 bu.; corn 69,000 bu.
KniimiK ("lly lirnlii nnd Provision.
KANSAS CITY. June 23,-WHEAT-July,
75c; September, 77'4o; cash. No. 2 hard, 76u;
No. 3, 70fj75c; new No. 2 red, Ss2!iU!i5c; No,
3, 76Ti80c.
CORN-July, 3Sic; September, 40Vif40',c;
cash, No. 2 mixed, 40c; No. 2 white, 40
40',so; No. 3, 39'4c.
OATS-No, 2 white, 26!4ij27c.
RYE No. 2, 57e.
HAY-Choleo timothy, J10.00JT10.50; choice
prairie, J7.0Oft7.5O.
HU 11 bit-Creamery, IS&lSc; dairy, fancy,
lie. i ,
EGGS-Steady; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, 8c per dozen;' seconds, 5c, loss
oft, cases returned; southern, Oo; new white
wood cases Included. 'Ac. more,
UECEIPTS-Wheat, 110,400 bu.; corn, 62,
600 bu.; oats. 12,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat17,400 bu.; corn, 14,
300 bu.; oats, 3,000 bu.
Liverpool' (irnln nnil Provlalons.
LIVERPOOL, June 25,-WHEAT-Spot.
firm; No. 1 northern, spring. 6s 7d; No. 1
California, 6s 10dft6H lid. Futures were
steady; July, Cs S'id; September, 6a 10V4d;
December, nominal.
CORN-Spot. steady; American mlxod.
new, 4s .d; American old, 4s id. Futures
wero steady; Juyr1s d; September. 4s 2d.
PROVISIONS-llard. Amerlcun refined In
:mlls, tlrm at 37i fid; prime western in
tierces, Ilrm at 33s 6d. Bftcon, cleaf bellies,
ster.d:1 at 40s.
TALIX)W-Prloo city, steady at 26s.
PEAS-Canadlan, 6s 7Hd.
Toleilo .tlurket.
TOLEDO, June 25,-WHEAT-Lower and
active; spot. 90c; Juno, 90Uc; July, 90',4u;
September. 9IHc
CORN Actlvo and higher; No. 2 cash.
44c; September. 44'Jc.
OATS-Actlve and higher; No. 3 cash,
26Ue: September. aic
RYE Dull and higher; No. 2 cash, 62c.
CLOVERSEBD 189S prime. Jo 05; 1899,
?FSIS' J5 30' October, J5.S714; No. 3 seed,
jt.ttnM.so,
Stutrmcnt or Visible 'Supply.
NEW YORK, June 25,-Tho statement of
the visible supply of grain In store Und
afloat on Saturday, June a. as romplled by
the New York Produce exchange, Is ns fol
lows: Wheat. 45.523,000 bu.; increase. l.SGO.OoO
bu. Corn, 13,161,000 tou.; Increase, 931.W0 bu.
Oats, 6,838,000 bu.; decrease, 63,000 u. Rvo,
7S7.f0 bu.; decrease. 1X000 bu. Barley, 71,
0l0 bu. ; decrease, 30,(XO bll.
I'lillndelplilii rmlnco .Mnrket.
, PHILADELPHIA, Juno 25. BUTTER
Steady ; fancy western creamery, lB'.ic;
fancy western prints, creamery, 20c.
EGGS Steady; fresh nearby, lie; fresh
western, 14c; tresh southern, 144ci fresh
southwestern, 12c
Mlltrntikpf Grnln Market. I
MILWAUKEE, June ar..-WHEAT-Un. I
settled; No, 1 northern, 87iSS!4c; No. 2
northern, 8657c. .
RYE-IIIsher; No. 1, 64c. i
HA RLEY Firm; No. 2, I5e; samplci-IO
46!ic. '
Mlniieniiolln Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 23.-WHEAT-No.
1 northern, in store, Juno. SSo; July, SS'tc;
September, 89c; on truck, No. I hard, 9l'4c;
No. 1 northern, SsTic; No. 2 northern, 87)ic.
EIkIii llutlcr Mnrkot.
ELGIN, 111., Junu 25 BUTTER Firm 'nt
19c. Offerings, 213 tubs; sales, 100 tub;
sales for tho week, 14,641 tubs.
MOV12MKNTS OP STOCKS AXP IlO.Mli
Consltlernlile Specnlii t Im- Activity nnd
Fliioltiiitlons Were Frequent.
NEW YORK, Juno 25. Thero was con
siderable speculative activity In tho slock
market today and the fluctuations In prices
wero quite wide nnd frequent. Tho net
changes nro mostly small, so that the ra
suit of the day's trading Is not conclusive
us to the turn' In prices. Tho market was
exceedingly Irregular all day and at times
very much confused. Tho opening depres
sion In sympathy with London, where tho
Chlneso outbreaK had an unfavorable et
fvet, was generally overcome. Prices then
broke with some violence, the bear nttnek
being directed ospuclally against B. & O.
Continued pressure was In evidence! also
against Brooklyn Transit. II, & O. is one
of those stocks which havo been most ad
vanced in price on predictions of n divi
dend disbursement nnd whlspprs were cur
rent today that the declaration of tho divi
dend would bo nt least deferred. Tho stock
suffered to the oxteut rif 4 points nt tho
lowest level. Brooklyn Transit sold to 19,
which was 2 below Saturday's level. In
sympathy with 'this nfcuto weakness tho
whole market sold ofT and apparently the
liquidation of last week was renewed In
force.
But.the mnrket gave evidence later of be
ing oversold and tho bears began to ubsorb
stocks to cover their short contracts. The
result was u general recovery of tho earlier
losses. But thero was nothing like demoral
ization amongst the bears, the covering
movement being conducted in n well or
dered mnnner. Tho bulls attempted to ex
tend tho advance, but prlcos had not risen
more than n fraction nbovo last night's
level except In Brooklyn Transit, when the
demand from shorts diminished to utmost
nothing, The dribble of liquidation was
sufficient to drive prices downward again
and they were only partly arrested Ht
about last night's level, whoro tho move
ment became very Irregular nt the closing,
The principal Influence In causing th
doubtful mood amongst tho professional
bears was the sharp break In wheat. Tho
fact that tho break was lnrgely due to
technical causes and to a pressuro to real
ize on the part of an overextended long
Interest did not seem to lessen Its effect,.
In spite of the continued reports of the
damago wrought to crops in the northwest,
Tho stock market was apparently as much
oversold as the wheat market was over
bought and professional realizing caused
tho renctlnn In both cases.
The ivpprehenslnn caused by the Satur
day bank statement was also soothed to
snmo extent. Tho conviction gained ground
that tho sharp decline In cash reserves was
dun to 'preparation for tho withdrawal of
government deposits, and, nosslbly, to the
placing of bids for the New York Cltv
stocks, which was awarded today to the
amount of over J3,ono,000. The nppnrent
clearing of the money situation abroad was
a source of relief to speculative depres
sion. Tho opinion expressed by a director
of th.o Reichs bank In an Associated Press
dispatch from Berlin was a potent Influ
ence, In relieving uneasiness regarding the
situation In Berlin. The opinion expressed
by this director that a reduction in tho
German bank rate could be made woro not
tho semi-annual settlement at hand, his
assertion that tho settlement Is looked for
ward to without concern nnd tho confi
dence In London that easier money terms
aro at hand, Joined to tho further relapse
In foreign exchange rates hero todav,
serve to reassure the market that no fur
ther drain on New York's gold reserves
would bo required to relieve tho foreign
mnrkets, It is expected that the process
of loan expansion by the New York banks
will not go. further nt present, btlt. re
lieved from the foreign demand for gold,
the New York banks will havo increased
facilities for meetlnc tho crop moving
period.
The bond mnrkot was not active nnd
price changes were irregular. Total sales,
par value. Jl.185,000.
United States 3s nnd new 4s declined H
in the bid price.
Commercial Advertiser's financial cable
gram: Thero was universal flatness In the
mirkets toduy In tho absence of definite
Chinese news and under the Influence of
pessimistic surmises. London nmdo a fee
ble attempt to rally Americans, but thov
were smashed by New York's raid In Bal
timore & Ohio, which slumped 4 points In
a quarter of an hour, without n hundred
shnres changing hands. Buslneps wnB In
flnlteslmal. but good brokers think n turn
Is nenr unless tho Baltimore & Ohio com
puny should pay no dividend. Berlin sold
Canadian Purine. The bank received
.t'150,000 cold from Australia and lost XI35,.
OK) to Itoumnnla and 10,000 to Bucharest
Call money was higher, but the chief de
mand of the money mnrkot was tho two
llxtures for over tho half year. .Silver was
28 1G on Indian demand. Authorities pre
dict 30 on Indlnn buying, which is now In
earnest. America is withholding tuipplles
Followln. Hrr the closing prices on tbn
New York Stock exchange: 0
Atchison
do pfd
B. A O
C. i nail Ian I'ac
Ouiatlu South
dies. & Ohio
Chicago (It. W....
C, Tl. A Q
Chicago. I. A I.,..
do pfd
t & H. I
C. AN. XV.:
C. R. I, A V
C. C, '. A Kt. L. .
Colo. Southern
' do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. A 11
D. , I A W
D. a it. a
do pfd
Krlr
do Ht pfd
(1. Northern pfd....
Hocking Coal
Hocking Valley ...
24'.'
, 704
, 714
, 80
, 48
, 214
, 104
.1224
. 18
. 4S
. (13
t'nlon Paclflo 4
do pfd 701:
Wabash , ,, 7
do pfd 171;
W. A U B 5
do id pfd 214
Wis. Central n'
Third Ave tOS
Adams Kxpresa ....11?
Amor, Express ,,..130
I' H. Express n
Wells.Ka-go Kx 121
.152 4
.1014
. an
. 6
. 39
:W
.1754
. 4
. 614
. V
. 314
.149
. 114
. 324
.11')',
. 18
. 42
Am. Cotton Oil
. 804
. 88
i'.i
. 18
. .154
14
. 17
. 17
. 4
uo nrri ....
UmiM-: Multlnsr' .
do pfil
Am. H, A rt
Am. Spirits ,
do pfd
Amer. s, II...,.
do pfd
Am. H. & XV
do pfd
Am, Tlnplute ....
do nM
, TO I
. 184 1
Am. Tobacco .'
. 714
III. Central
Iowa Central
do pfd ,
Mv. C. P. A a....
It. 13. A XV ,
do pfd ,
Ttfke Shore
!.oulH. A Nash
Manhattan I,
Mtt, St. Ity
Mox. Oftitral .....
M, A Ht. U ,
1 do pfd
Mo, Pacific ,
Mobile A Ohio
M., K. A T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central
Nor. A. West
do pfd
N. Paclllo
do pfd
Ontario & W
O. U. A N
do pfd
Pennsylvania
Heading A....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rio O. W
do pfd
St. U A S. F
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. U. & 8. W
do pfd
St. 1'nul
da ' pfd
St. P. A O
S. Pacific
86
dO tifr!
....129
Anaeonrln f r-v. .
. t
. 324
24
. 144
Brooklyn It, T, . ! , !
(Yilmnrtn h. .
. 27
. ').
Continental Tobaocci
.jngi.A
u" pin
Federal Htcel.
rt nf,l .
, 714
. 74
. S
.147
. 114
. 134
. 87
, 2HJ
'.34
VXi
434
214
634
9
28i,;
794
19
91
21'4
nn. 11,-.,.!..
Glucose Sugnr
do pfd
Int'n'l Paper
. 47?:
110 pro
Lacledo Oaa .,
Nat. Biscuit .
do Dfd
. 31
. 9
. 29
.111
Nut, ti'aj ....
! d pfd.,.,
I Nat. Steel ....
do rM
.1'7'i
. 304
. 74
. 494
. 70
. 184
. 42
. 76
.126
. 16
. f64
. 27
. W
. 874
. 84
SO4
N. Y. Air 'iirake..'.127
.No, American 141;
Pacific Const 494
uo 1st pfd so
do 24 pfd 384
Pacinc Mall 254
People's Qj nit:
Pressed! S, Car. 424
no pfd 7n
Piltlm.iti r i . . i-e
Standard R, AT..,. R
Sugar iu;
do pfd...,, Ill
Tenn. C4 A I,.,.r,.,. 014
U. H. leather 74
I do pfd (A
. 65
. 314
. 4
. 524
.10D&4
.1704
.118
. 314
. 11
. 50
. 134
V H, Rubber 21
do ,pfd 92
Westurn Union 1VA
neoubllo I. A S.... !
B. Hallway
do pfd
Texas A Pacific,
do pfd , 304
P C C. A St. Id... 69
Offered. Assessment pnld,
I'orelRn Fliinnulnl,
BERLIN, Juno 25. Prices oponed linn on
tho bourse toduy, but soun weakened,
partly owing to tho situation In China,
Locul shares wero depressed by tho fail
ure of A. Merkcr & Co., whose liabilities
uro reported to bo J150.000. On tho street,
after the closo of regular business on Ihe
bourse, n calmer feeling prevailed In sym
pathy with the advices received from Lon
don, Exchange on London, SOm 43pfgn for
chocks. Discount rates; S hot t bills. 4 per
cent; three months' bills, 4? per cent.
PARIS. June 25. Prices opened tlrm on
tho bourse toduy nntl weru steady through
out the day, Operators were mora confi
dent and ceuHeiKselllng and there were
mnny covering purchases. Spanish stocks
rallied In consequence of the receipt of
mora favorable Madeira news. On the
btreet after the close of regular business
on the botirso Kuttlrs wero In demand.
Three per cent rentes, lOOfSSc tor the c-
count. Exchange on London, 25f 12c for
checks. Spunlsn 4s closed nt 72.07',4.
LONDON. June 23,-Amerlcnn securities,
after n dull and sluggish opening, showed
. nn Improvement, but after fluctuating
somewhat, eased off and closed weak. Tho
J weakness was due to tho political com
plications In the east. Spanish 4s closed
nt 71H. Amount of bullion taken Into the
'" of England on balunce today,
105.ou0.
.Vi'iv York Money .Market.
NEW YORK, June 23.-MONEY-On call:
easy at lLlfl' per cent; last loan nt 14
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 3Vn4'.4
.'er cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, .with
nctt'.tl business In bankers' bills nt Jl.Sfi'i
(Hl.Stiy for demand and nt J4.S3'rB4.S3'i for
sixty days; posted rates, JI.85 4.S7't'tr4.S8:
60Siyc;
Irrecil-
lar; governments, wcnk
The closing prices on bond today are as
follows:
f H. rcf. 3s
do coupon ..
tin 2k, reg,.
An 3s, rep.,,,
do coupon ...
M., K, & T. Is...
...w.i
...too
do 4
fir:
JS'i
N, T. C. Is., ill
N. J. C, gn. t 122
...,1"8i N, Pacific 3 '.
do new 4s, reg ill
uo s ina4
N v, r & St. L 4..t0
Nor, & W. 0, 4s 9-?i
Oregon Nav. Is I'm
Mo 4s 102
Oregon S. L. s 12TU
do conjol 61 USH
nendliiK sen, 4s V
Rto .0. W. 1 OHi
do coupon 154
ilo old 4, reg 114
do coupon" If.
do Ss, reg 113
do coupon 111 j
D of C. 3 ." 1S1
Atchison, gen, 4s....K0'i
do adj. 4s S2',i
inn. soumern zs, .107
St. U & I M c. U...110
Ones. &. O. 4ti St I, & 8 F 1, 6s. ..121
do i us .St. Paul conoK...169
C. & N. W. c. 7s ...HO St." P., r. A P. Is. .119'!
tt" H. V. db. 8s,.IIJ'i o. It. II. Cs 1tfl',i
-rni. Terminal (,. fW.H. IMclflo 4s 7
Colo. Scuthem 4s. - Sf'i
do Ss llf'4
d. ,t n. o. is iorf
ilo 4s 9$
n. t . v. & a. ib. .imi)
Brie Ktn. 4 fit';
K. V. A- D. C. Is.. 72
'tandnnl R, A T, 6s 70
Tensi A rsclfle I11..IK14
do In... 15
Union Pacific 4i ....101'i
Wabash Is 1I4H
do 2fl 1"0
West Hhore 4s HSU
Wis. Central Is
Va. Centuries 924
Men. 13 lee, Ss 1174
inw.1 -entrl Is 112
"K. P., P, & n. Is 70
L. N. unl 4s ...lOC'J
When issued. Offered. Trust receipts.
Huston Ntorkn nnd Bonds.
BOSTON, June 25.-Call loans, 23 per
cent; time loans, 3JM per cent. Ofllclnl
olostnc:
A.. T A fl. F....
do pfil
Am Sunttr
do pf.l
Hell Tephpn
Boston A Albany.
Boston 1j
, II. & Q
Dominion Coal ...
do prd
Federal Steel
do pfd
Fltohburg pfd
Gen. Electric
do pfd
Kit Klec. Ill
Mex. Central
Nl 13. O. A C
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Rubber
Union Taclfla
:
. :cu
.1I24
,113'4
.25
.242
.m
.1224
. 37',
.113 ,
K
. At
West Hnd
Wnstlnghouse Klec.
Wis. Central
Atchison 4s
Adventure
Allouei Mln. Co....
Amnl. Copper
Atlantic
Itoslon A Montana
Butte A Hoston
Cal. A Hecla
Centennial
Franklin
Osceola
Parrot
Qulncy
Knnta Fe 'opper. ..
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winona
. 43
, M
. M4
3
I
8.1
22
?2
7SS
. t
124
MV
19
124
44
,17
, !1H
54
, 55
.1334
.lit
.20'.
. HU
. 1V.
.:
. i4
. 214
Wolverines
. 4il
'asked.
Tr York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK. June 25.-The followlnj
tho closing quotations for mining st
todei1:
are
ares
Cliollar
Crown Point ......
Con. Cal, & Vo..,
Pendwood
Gould A Currle ..
Hle A Norrross
'I
!l45
. 4D
. 10
Ontario
Oplilr
Plymouth ......
Quicksilver ...
An pfd
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Union Con
Yellow Jacket
...676
... R7
... 10
...U
.. 700
... 24
...300
... IT
llcmestnke UM
Iron Sliver M
Mexican it
London Stook Onotntlnn.
IONDON.June 25.-4 p. m.-ClosIng
uonsnis, nwiey
do nccount....
Atchison
Can. I'aclflc';..,
Kt. I'aul
111. Central
Ijoulavllle ,
r. r. pfd
K.Y. Central ,
..ion 7-15!
Erie 114
....KM'i
214
do Is pfd W;
Pennsylvania 644
.... 9
....II'",
....114
.... 7(1
.... 72H
....130
IK.KIIIIK
N. raclflc pfd
Orand Trunk
Ana.-omla ....
Rand Mines .,
Hi
.2
6
74
404
BAR
SIIA'ER Strong at C81-16d per
ounce.
MONEY-ll4mi per cent.
Ihe rate of discount in the cpen market
for short bills is 2U-132H per cent and
for three-months bills 2 per cent.
Flnnnclnl .Votes.
CHICAGO, Juno 25. Clearings. J24.S3.1.4S1;
balances, J2.981.054; posted exchange, Jl.SSfli
4.88; New York exchange, 20c premium.
.JU'7AK.I'PH,A' J,"", 23 Clearing,
J9.418.474; bnlanccs, 1 .712.423.
BALTIMORE. June '.'S.-Clearings, J2.S66,
732: bnlanccs. J34 1.172.
BOSTON. Juno 25.-E.changes. J13.953.800;
balances, JI.517,620.
ST. EOIIIS, June 2o. Clearings, J5,450,8S4;
balances,- J78S.576; money, 4ff7 per cent; New
York exchange, 10c premium bid, 25c pre
mium asked.
NEW YORIC, June 25,-Clenrlngs, $93,823,
4!0; balances, $5,192,631.
Condition of the Treiinir
WASHINGTON, June 25. Today's state
ment of tho treusury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the J15O.000.0o0 gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $151, 459,740;
gold, $65,163,651.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Juno 25. Tho sensatlonnl
bull movement begun some ten months ago
culminated on the New York Cotton ex
change this morning when prices fell some
30 ;olnts under u terrific drive of bulls to
unload 11 grist of long cotton purchased on
the udvunce. It has been many months
slnco the shorts here, In the south and
abroad have been so effectually rounded
up, but Inasmuch as the primary cause foi
covering was bona tldn Influences and not
manipulation, the uplift was scored with
comparative ease. For several weeks bad
crop reports have been pouring In from
nearly alt parts of the belt and tho Euro
pean bear faction has been restless. The
public manifested an Inclination to buy
nnd lending operators here finally made a
bold stand on the bull side. Day after
day prices climbed with a dizzy rush. This
morning exceptionally strong English ca
bles and particularly bad reports sent prices
on first sales 20 to 25 points unwara and
forced the few remaining bears 10 seek
sater ground. The rise proved too fast
for ono house Dennis Perkins A Co and
at midday Its suspension wus reported
from tho rostrum. Tho announcement nt
once :reuted distrust In the bull ranks, It
belli:: fiwred that the concerns might be
Involved, and in u frantic effort to unload
prices were pounded down 10 points before
tho final gong sounded, Whereas through
out the west, southwest nnd Europe had
bought on tho opening rise, representatives
of these represents were heavy sellers.
Once more jubilant bears hammered the
entire list and called attention to better
weather nrospects and good crop reports
from Texus, A tumblo of Ic In wheat also
operated as n stimulant on the selling
movement. Conservative estimates of the
day's transactions placed the amount at
considerably over l.uOO.OOO bales, tho trades
mado In niBny Instances reaching many
thousands ot bales in a single operation.
Tho feeling ufter the close of 'Chungo was
weak, the crowd anticipating u bull panic
In Liverpool tomorrow and a less bullish
weekly government at noon Tuesday than
heretofore anticipated. Futures closed
easy; June, $8.98; July. $9.00; August. $3.83;
September, $8.55; October. $3.38; November,
$8,27; December, $8.21: January, $8.24; Feb
ruary, $8.20; Murch, JS.29; April, JS.31; May,
J8.33. Spot closed nulet at 1-lCc ndvance;
middling uplands, 9 9-I6c; middling gulf,
9 13-16c; sales, 131 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 23.-COTTON-Flrm;
sales, 1,250 bales; ordinary. 7 13-16c;
good ordinary, 8 5-16c; low middling, 9c;
middling, 9 7-16c; good middling, 9 ll-16c;
middling fair. 9 15-16c; Receipts, 1,400 bales;
stock. ,2,015 bales, Futures, firm; June.
J3.40 bid; July, $9. 1569.50; August, $S.91n?
8.93; SeptemDcr, $S.1Kfl8.42; October. JS.mf
8.11; Novembr, J3.O21HS.0I; December, ti.CVtt
8.0.1; January. JS.03HS.0I; February, $3.05fl
8.08: March. $8,C1(S,09.
ST. LOUIS, Juno 25.-COTTON-Stcady
sales, 650 bales; middling, 9'ic; receipts. 550
bales; shipments, 95 bales; stock, 36,525
bait.
Vool Mnrket.
ST. LOWS, Juno 26 WOOL-Owlng to
nntlclpated largo offerings and lower prfces
nt next week's London sale, tho unsettled
nnd depressed condition of the domestic
woolen goods mai;ket, coupled with the un
satisfactory outlook of business generally,
tho wool market Is weak and tending down
ward. No quotabl6 chnuge. Medium grades,
15421o; light tine. 13-1(170; heavy line, 11
llo; tub washed, lSS28c.
4)11 .Markets.
OIL CITY. Pu.. Juno 23 OILS-Credlt
balances, $1.25; certificates, $1.15; shipments
for three days, 215,013; average, 89,040 bbls.;
runs for threo days, 23''2S9 bbls.; average,
89,522 bbls.
NEW YORK, June 25,-OILS-Cottonseed,
prime crudo, 33c; cottonseed, yellow, 36c;
turpentine, easy at 45tj'43Hc.
Hustar Market.
NEW YORK. June 3fi. - SUGAR Raw.
strong; fair refining, 4 l3-16o; centrifugal, 96
test, 4 ll-16c; molasses sugar, 3Hc; refined,
firm.
NEW ORLEANS. June 25. SUGAR -Strong:
centrifugal, yellow, IViBCc; sec
onds, 32H4C
commercial mils, j4.S2?4(i4,s;i'i.
SILVER Bar, 60-c; certificates,
iipxicp.it uollars, 4I?c.
BONDS Slnio. Imirtlvr! nillrnnd.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Bsef Steers 811 Somi Littla Lowsr Than
List Week.
HOGS DO NOT BRING AS GOOD PRICES
General Trade Not So Artlre nn on
Sump llnys (Mvlnpr to l)IIT"renoe
of Opinion llctvrceii Buy
ers nnd Seller.
SOUTH OMAHA, June 15.
Receipts weret Cattle. Hogs. SheeP.
Ofllclal Monday 2.2.W 7.U2S 1.3M
Same day last week,.... 1,975 3,473 5,6)4
Same day wek befbre.. "2,772 4,7io l,23i
Samo three weeks ago.. 871 . 4.8S2 2,824
Same four weeks ago.... 2,141 4.S90 2,203
Average price paid for !-.osi tor the last
several days, with comparisons:
190Q.1S99.USS.187.1898. 11895, 11JM.
June
Jun
June
June
June
June
Juno
Juno
Juno
June
June
Juno
J line
June
June
June
June
June
Juno
June
June
June
June
June
Juno
1
2
3
4. ...
5
6
7
3
9....,
10....
11....,
12....,
13....
II....
15
16....,
17....
18....
19....
20....,
21
22
23
24....
25, . . .
4 88
3 50
4 21 3 40 2 86
4 301 4 SI
4 83
3 58,
4 1Z
4 03,
4 10,
3 3J
'2 86
4 1)
4 34
4 33 4 41
4 85 4 43
4 29, .'4
4S31
3 59,
., 58
3 36
Z 85!
I S7
3 3V
4 91
3 31
C 93
I 1
'4 01
3 88
4 94
4 9.1
3 65
3 67
3 SO,
4 34
4 38
'4 50
5 02
3 60
3 S7
.1 92
3 ill
i OS
3 04
4 53
4 53
4 51
4 65
4 74
4 70
4 53
4 6)
4 65
4 70
4 '0
4 67
4 77
4 82
4 85
5 01
3 61
3 29
' 4 J.
3 271 2 !
31 27 'I :
3 69
3 'J8
3 !5
I
3 75
3 79
3 77
2 93
5 00!
4 92
i
4 44
4 36!
.167
3 61
3 31, 3 W
13 03
4 S6
4 8.V
4 31
3 66
3 29
3 32, 2 US
4 38
4 41
4 89
4 95
3 64
3 62
3 63
3 90
3 Zii 3 "1
3 83
3 80
3 13!
3 08
4
6 0.1
3 fit
3 71
3 69
3 65
3 63
3 21
3 10
3 02
2 95
4 46
4 4S
4 45
4 371
6 06
I
3 SO'
3 81,
3 15
4 94
4 93
I
3 15
3 21
5 00
3 72
3 72
3 02i
4 40
4 40
6 13
3 21
3 26
3 23
3 02
3 001
2 97
3 62
.1 68'
5 10)
3 69
4 46
Indicates Sunday.
The ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was;
Cattle. Hogs, Sh'p. H'r's.
C., M. & St. P. Ry,. .. 4
O. & St. 1 1. Rr 2
Union Pacific System. 4S 18 1
18
I
29
3
II
31
10
1
H3
60
C. AV N. W. Ry 3
V., E. ft M. V. R. R. 17
S. C. & P. Ry J
C, S, P., M. A O. Ry. 29
B. A M. R. R. R 10
C, B. & Q. Ry 1
C, R. I. & P., east
11
Total receipts ....106
66
The disposition of the day's receipts were
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co..
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
311
m
u, h. Hammond Co
Swift and Company....
Cudnhy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
Armour, Sioux City....
Swift and Co., country
Hill & Huntzinger
Livingstone, & Schallcr.
I-. F. Ilusr
B. F. Habbeck
Other buyers
28 1
6.10
325
325
't-io
32
fi
4t
1
97
1,0.(0
1,179
2,313
1,678
217
61!
796
Totals 2,175 7,139 1,111
CATTLE Advices from other market
points were generally adverse, and on top ot
that fact was the feeling among buyers
that they paid too much for their cattle
last week, as compared with the way cattln
sold at other markets. This constituted tho
bear element of the market and resulted in
prices nt this point being 51Y10c lower, morp
often 10c than 5c. Sellers were game, and
they worked hard to hold up the market,
and were not entirely unsuccessful, as the
prices paid were still very good as com
pared with other market points. Thero Is
no denying the fact that cattle sold very
high here last week as compared with
other market points, owing to tho very
active demand, so that buyers were not
unreasonable In asking for a concession
todRy. Owing to the reluctanro of sellers
to make as much reduction ns buyers were
asking the market was slow from start
to finish, and still thn most of the cattle
were disposed of In good season.
The decline on cows nnd heifers was Just
about the same rs on beef steers. In other
words, the market was generally 10c lower
unless It might be on something very good,
Bulls are also a little lowpr than last wok.
Hardly enough stookers 'or feeders were
on sale to really establish quotations. The
few here changed hands at prices that did
not look much different from the close ot
Inst week, but it Is safe to say that the
general mnrket Is 25o lower than it was n
week or ten days ago. Representative
sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
Av. Pr,
, 677 $4 15
No.
1...
Av.
lonn
HSH
1169
1106
1165
1017
1370
1265
1265
1176
1131
1160,
1174
1229
1235
1U2
1117
Pr.
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 95
4 93
5 (V)
5 00
I OO
5 00
6 00
5 05
K 05
5 CT,
5 06
5 05
5 03
5 10
5 19
6 10
5 10
5 10
5 15
5 15
5 13
6 20
5 25
5 23
5 20
, 790 4 20
32
33
427?...
22
19
1
14
4.)!.'.'.'.'
7
IS
IK
13
42
19
14
12
22
ft4
18
40
19
20
18
38
26
1J
1
1
1
2
14
22
a)'.!!'.!!"
1
2
11
17.'.
22
17 t
S
27
29
2
20
35
41
1
IS
43
19
1
1
21
10
26
!..
3
1
1
1
I
1
1
S. .......
1
4
9
1
1
1
10::::::::
... 780
4 '.
4 y
4 3S
4 33
4 55
4 60
4 m
4 m
4 M
4 65
4 61
4 70
4 )
4 90
4 S3
4 5
4 83
4 81
4 SS
4 874
4 874
4 974
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 10
... SAI
... UO
... SAO
... 97S
... 937
... 974
... P61
...970
...1055
...1162
...1017
...958
...1145
...ic-
...1063
...1161
...110O
...1U34
...1067
...117
...1010
...1045
...1073
...1247
... 870
...1293
...1312
...1347
...1145
...1223
...1192
...1284
...1332
...127J
...1818
...1314
..1070
4 90
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.... M3 4 33 17 1231
.... 635 4 40 16 1033
.... 808. 4 65
COWS.
R 00
5 10
...1000
...1025
...1010
... 920
...1030
... 95
... U0
...1000
...1160
...H50
...1013
...100O
... 800
...1060
...1380
... 910
... 982
... 963
... 940
... 680
... 715
... 900
,...F0.)
...1440
2 975
1 40
2 4t
2 50
2 75
2 7
3 0s
3 20
3 23
3 35
S 35
1 10
3 40
3 40
3 50
3 30
3 50
3 60 .
i SO
3 85
3 ST,
4 00
4 '10
4 00
4 Oi)
4 00
4 05
4 03
4 15
4 2rt
4 20
4 25
4 25
4 23
4 30
4 30
4 C5
4 43
4 41
4 34
4 50
4 75
....1SH
....1110
.... 800
....1H0
....1300
....1070
....1200
.... 946
....1200
....U7
....1238
....1390
....1075
....1110
....1240
....1253
.,..1180
.... 807
.... 630
....1060
.... 900
...1070
1....
1
1....
1.!!!
!.'.'.'
3....
1....
2....
3....
3....
16....
1...
2....
2
3 63.
1..
HEIFERS.
1
lo.'.V.V,
1 ,
1
3 50
49.
S 50
3 65
4 CO
1 ,
1
1
4 25
I...
BULLS,
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
19
1
2
1
.... 720
....1070
3 23
1.
... 500
...1760
...1485
...1390
..1970
... 770
... 910
...1230
...112)
4 00
4 15
4 20
4 30
4 25
4 23
4 30
4 40
4 3
,1 30
1....
.... 830
...,1490
....1330
....1750
....1270
....16.V)
....1606
....1430
3 30
3 65
3 63
3 75
S 9
3 SO
3 81
4 00
CALVES.
6 25 1 ,
6 50 2 '..
.... 140
.... 120
160
116
75
7 00
STOCK CALVES.
I
1
393 5 23 1
70 5 23
220 1 71
STOCK COWS
AND
1
HEIFERB.
400 4 59
1.
C20 3 15
4S) 3 60
4
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
805 4 50 12 683 5 00
, 59fi 5 00
COWS AND HEIFERS.
U20 S 75 II 785 4 36
20..
3..
HOGS For a Monday the rereipts of
hogs were quite largo at all the selling
points nnd a slight decline took place all
nlong tho line. The market here was 24i
Co lower. Buyers started out offering as
11 rillo J5,07Vi&5.10, but sellers seemed to
have a pretty good notion of values and
wero not Inclined to yield n point without
n struggle, The result was that the market
was slow, sellers holding back and only
letting their hogs go when they could get
J5.10 for good mixed loads, such as brought
J5.12!. on Saturday. It turned out to be
simply a J5.10 market, the average of all
tho sales belns a Hlnule lower than the
closo of last week. The 'extreme close was
veri' slow and fully 5c lower.
In splto of the weakness in the market
prices wero the highest for a Monday
this month. One week ago tho average
price was J5.03, two weeks ago J5.00 and
three weeks ago J4.85. Representative
sales:
No. Av. 6b, Pr. No, Av. Bh. Pr,
94 177 ... $5 05 74 233 ,., 5 10
SI 304 240 6 01 58 283 240 5 10
10 226 ... 5 074 6! 239 280 5 10
74 244 120 5 07 4 I2"0 80 5 19
67 225 320 5 074 4 252 10 5 10
6 228 80 5 10 74., 216 5 10
H 266 49 5 10 64 294 164 5 10
56 258 200 C 10 70 ,208 ,. 5 10
64 263 ... 5 10 83 193 ... t 10
71 233 ... 5 10 74 210 12n 5 10
it, 238 40 S 10 24 225 120 5 10
59 273 M S 10 1 231 ... 5 10
II 229 ... 6 10 257 40 G 10
SPECIAL
10,000 Horses and Mules
j
In (ulditlt)ii to (i.OOO horses ami unties atlvor.
tl9v-(i for our mammoth sale wiilcli takes place at
Sioux City Stock Yards
Thursday, June 28, 1900
Wo will havo 4,000 more, nil of the very finest horses
ever rounUed up, and will Boll the entire lot regard
less of price. These horses must and will be sold
Thursday. June 28th.
This will be tlu greatest horse sale the world has
ever known. Don't fail to attend and don't buy
until you see our horses.
THUET BROS. Sioux CjtyStockJnrds.
84.
38.
70.
213
80 S 10
44 K 10
74 .... 210 16) fi 10
73 2,18 120 fi 10
78 ..... 220 84 fi 10
J.....'...t41 40 fi 10
6,'. JM .. B 10
83 218 ... fi 10
74 228 1(0 fi 14
149 Ml fi )0,
62 218 120 fi 10
88 214 120 fi 10
73 231 130 fi 10
fifi 214 ... f. 14
62 273 . . fi 14
75 240 SO fi 10
60. ...... '..266 84- 6 14
7 21 " 80 ,1 pi
79 277 . . 5 12li
C7 4 164 5 1SW
6? 26', 19) 5 tiij
87 24) ... S 12W
74 216 44 fi I2i,,
81 21 ... fi !2'i
66 236 120 fi tm,
(8 261 84 8 1:14
6." Z1 ... i I2i,
6.1 242 ... .-. lTt,
61 200 ... 8 12ij
fi4 262 84 :. W,
SI 331 244 S 121,
831 2.14 SO S 1I j
77 234 84 fi 1214
32 203 ... fi 121 j
7 2.18 ... fi 12',
70 248 ... fi 121,
73 282 ... S 1i j
74 238 ... fi IS
5 302 80 6 IX
-.248
.2.12 120 K 10
61 158
.. & 10
80 S 1)
40 B 10
84 fi 10
80 5 10
.. 8 10
.. Ii 10
.. , 10
M 231
7!. .' 246
85 233
72 . iZZ
is'.'.'.'.'.'.'.n
61 242
fi,-. 2So
74 ..
M...
68...
71...
tt...
.236 160 f 10
,3J0
14
....2M-
....218
....118
....218
....2S4
....20.1
....216
!" 5 14
40 S 14
... t, 14
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7d..
63..
81..
81..
7.1. .
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or...
82..
76..
66..
tl 14
....20.1 120 .8 14
....216 80 S 14
....218 408 10
....240 40 fi 10
....203 160 8 10
....231 M .I 10
....247 240 fi 14
....2H ISO 8 14
..228
fi 14
1 74 .
..236
8 10
60..
(, .
76,.
78..
32..
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2W 280 6 10
280 160 f, 10
21
SO fi 14
.217
.248
.S43
S 14
84 S 10
4 g 14
220 1 24 fi 10
t 217 8.) S 14
SHKKP Thern were five cars of nheep In
U'o yards this morning. Ono car consisted
or fed ewes, while the balance was mnde
up of grass sheep or yearling, only part
of them good enough to suit klllern, Some
fair grass yearlings sold for $1.50, or 25c
lower than was paid for somo of the same
lot on Thursday of last week. This will
ClVe nn Idea of the amount of the decline
that has taken place In the last few days
at this point. As remarked on Saturday,
tho weakness In the market Is due to the
very large receipts of sheep at most all
market points. During last week thero ar
rived nt tho four "markets 121,000 sheep, or
33,800 more thun tho previous week
Thus far there has been but little de.
mand for stock or feeder sheep, as It Is
tlll too early for farmers or feeders In
this section to buy. loiter on n very good
demand for that kind of stuff Is antici
pated. Quotations: Western grass wethers. $4.00
W4.2-1; choice grass yearlings, $I.C5HB.0X); fe1
wethers, $I,7M5.00; fed yearlings. $5.C0ftS.40;
fed ewes, good to choice. $4.15474.30: fair to
good fe.d ewes, $-1.fl5(!?4.00: good to choice
clipped Iambs, $5.75Tifi.O0; fair to good
clipped lambs, $5.35?f 6.50. Representative
sales:
R0 ewes 73
7D6 Wyo. grass wethers, feeders. 77
113 ewes 79
352 grass wether.i 79
2 2S
3 50
4 00
4 60
CHICAGO LIVB STOCIC MAItKBT.
Choice l,lKht S4-or About .Stendy
IIurm Sliiwlr I.oiver.
CHICAGO, June 2o.-CATTL,K-riecelpts,
21.000 head; choice light steers were about
steady: others were weak to lOo lower. In
cluding butchers' stock; natives, best on
sale today wero ono carload at $3.70; good
to prime steers, $5.00Jiv),70; poor to medium.
$I.60fJ5.00; selected feeders. $1.23f(4.73: mixed
stockers, $3.1&5fl.OO; cows. i'.WQ l.ro; heifers,
$3.10415.25; rnnners. $2.26512.80; biTT.s. $2.&0Tj
4.25; calves, $4.60Ii'iifl.35; Texans, best on
sale tudar were two carlqads nt $4.90;
Texas fed steers. $4.30fi6.15; Texas grass
steers. $3.0.Vff 1.25; TVxas bulls. $2.7533.40.
HOOB-Hecelpts today. 40,000 head; to
morrow, 23,000 head; left over. 5,000 head;
2H5c lower; top, $5.3714; mixed and butch
ers, $5.15Hu.35; good to choice, heavy, $5.25
fff5.37i4: rough heavy, $5.10Uo.20; light, $5.16
67iA; bulk of sales, $5.255i6.32'.4.
SHEEP AND IyAMBS-Itecelpts, 14,000
head; sheep and lambs, about steady: good
to choice wethers, $l.25ff5.00; fair to choice,
tt.4OJW.60j western sheep. $1. 2oftl. 75; year
lings, $5.0085.60; native lambs. $5.00j6.26;
western lambs, $6.00iUi.2O; spring, $4.25
6.75.
Ximv York I,lvr Slork.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-HEEVES-Rr-ceits,'
5.360 head; slow and generally 10c
lower; fat cows, steady; steers, $5.1CK55.00;
oxen, $3.(W4N.2S: bulls, J3.00(SI.35; cows, $2.25
(01.20. Cables were slow; United States cat
tlo at lyonaon, llNfjlSHc: at Liverpool, 114
ft 13c; refrigerator beef, S'i'pS'ic per lb.; ex
ports, none.
CAIA'ES Receipts, 5,655 head; slow nnd
2.VSC0C lower: veals, $4 60U6.65; txtra, Jfi 'OH
6.75; top quotation at close, $6.50; culls, $4.00
4H.50; buttermilks, $3.50ff4.00.
SHEEP AND IAMtlS-Recelpts. 1S.407
head; market overstocked; sheep, 15125o
off; lambs, $1.00 lower and some tales $1.60
lower: shce-i, $3.O0fi4.fiO: cbolcc. $4.03; ejills,
$2.0023.751 lambs, $l.7(Htfi.B2',4; extra lamhA
sold early up to $6.&7',f37.00.
HOGS Receipts, 10,576 head; firm at $o.C0
e5.S0.
KnimnM City I.lrr Slock.
KANSAS CITY, June 23.-CATTLE-Ro-celpts,
2,850 natives and 2.S0O Texans; honvy
natives and dinners were a shade lower;
butchers' toek, steady; heavy native,
sierra, $4.6O3T5.30; stockers and feeders. $4.00
Oi.CSi butchers' cows and 1iclfrs, $3.01
4.75; dinners, $2.6033.00; fed westerns, $4.00
4.f.V Texans, $3.2.V34.45.
HOGS Receipts, 6,300 head; market
opened steady nnd closed 5c lower; heavy,
ji.15ii4.15; mixed. J5.10Q&20; light, J4.SG
6,10: plirs. $1.60474.05. , .
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Hccelpts. 6.200
head; good killers, steady: Inferior, slow to
10c lower; lambs, $6.2ya4.60; yenrllngs. J5.15
(Zf5.TS; muttons, J4.601J6.80; Texnns. J4.0OS4.4O;
feeders, $3.30g4.OO; culls, $2.6O?r3.D0.
St. I.nnln I.lvo Stork.
ST. I.OUI8. June 25. CATTLE Receipts,
3.100 head, Including 2.500 Texans: market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
J4.60fr5.C6; dresseed beef nnd V'tohte,r(!1'.er.'
JI.S0fT5.30; steers under 1,000 lbs., $3.6ofj-l.80.
stockers nnd feeders, J3.40ffj.75; cows . and
-heifers. $2.00fi5.00; fanners. $I.60fl2.85; bulls
$2 75S-L00' Texas and Indian steers, JS.SOf
4.S5; rows and heifers, J2.503.S3. .,,
HOGS-Recc nts, I.2C0 head: market
,tfndv: plw and lights. J5.20ff5.2S; packers,
$3.1!M75.30 butchers, .J6.- ,
SHEEP AND LAMnS-ReceJpts 2.800
head market steady; native muttons. $4.00
5jH.75: lambs, $6.00fl7.00; culls and bucks,
$3.001i 1.00.
St. .Tom-pli Mvo Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. June 28.-
tvlnX1 I?!"1' head: market
i nn. vtVllncs an 1 calves. $4.00f0,10; stock
era'and feeders, $3.50fj I ?3; veals. $6.0Oft.75
imrqn,.cHnts 7.000 head market
stead? 37o weak; all' grades, J5.07V-iT4C.S5.
bUB,lkIBRP-f?eSpWM head; market act
Iva and steady.
Stock In Hlnht.
Eollowlns nre tho receipts at the, four
principal western markets for June .
South Omaha
Phlcago
KanxaB City ..
Ht. I-outs
frth T&X 1.3IJ
.Il.OOfl 40,fnl0 lt.mi
. 4.650 B.300 2,211
3 100 4,Sf '-',800
67.42ft 20,313
t nx nnnii,wi! Snot.
NEW
Y.. i1" " . llrt nulet
nrm: mo. iso. i"V"'-. t V. ti.re
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Bupnort? As the call continued to Improve
on biivlnir for both accountfj and tho
?carcltv of Hellers the Kltuatlon In the cash
... uinrk. nuH ni-HM was Hteady, with
II
pr reft vmw poitllt; nei nisiier. .V, 1.7'
11,759 baff, lncludlne Jnly. t..l0WB An.
ti nt. I7.K; September, .tt7..1rt; Oetoh
J7 25; Novembr, 7.K: Dembcr, I7.657.t0i
Starch, 17.76! May, W.ttfcT.M.
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