THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JTXE 13, 1001.
10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
"Whett Strong at Pint, bnt Yieldi Undtr
Influence ofOrtp Coidition.
CORN HEAVY ON GOOD GROWING WEATHER
Outs jlotlvo nml Nnrrovt Ail vnnfnsr
lliilel.ly 'I'll Ik en r riiicliintliini
I'riM Islnii I'lrin mi LIkIiI
Receipts.
CHICAWt, June 12.-Whc.il yielded to
favoritbl" ro lufulltlons today una July
closed -.''IV-' lower. July corn tm.eil t'
under yi'htnlnyu hnni pi lot. '" "a1 l
lower .in.l provisions innii u shune lower m
7'jc ubove, . ,
The only thing that favored the win at
ut openlnn; wtiH tlx! comparative nrm tone
of III'! Cuohn, Jtny solo lit the liflniu:lK
of tin Stiislun Vii-dc higher ut it- il-v'.
hut the improvement ilitniniKh.il miner the
hotter urup conditions un.l determination
on the putt of the pit l rutnrs to tiik
profits mi the advance ur yesterdays
close. Steadily the price declined to .u',c.
At thlM point the short Interests begun
cuvctltie unil tt nilly to '(.V'f iO1-' ensued.
Thlti' upward imminent wan Inspired, In
somn degree, hy the strength In September
wheat anil July in-ln sternly tuthe close,
which wan Mt4r lower at iD'i'if i(kc. Sop
tctnher wheat w.is inlrly netive and soul
between wi",4ti)Vv mid lili'tc, and closed llrm
ami VifWi' hwher at t,jif,e Tho ten tun of
the trade In .September wan the buying of
J,OuO,(iijO bushels by the commission no'lso
wispectcd recently ot lullillng n corner In
July Might loud we,' reported taken for
export. l'rlma.y receipts were SM.wju
bushels, ngalntit !:. bushelH a year ugo.
Seaboilrd ilcaramoH of wheat and flour
wctu itiiiil to ohO.ctl huihels, Minneapolis
and Uuliith reported 2S? earn, against 4'Jt)
lat wtek urn! 111 a year ago. I.oivtl re
celiitH win "i enrr, none of contract itrnde.
Abiindrint moisture and su'tlclciit warmth
for growing corn, with Imlirferent demuiul
fot shipping, ranged corn to rule heavy at
u slight ilerllue must of the session. July
-.old hetwien 43'ic nml 18' c and closed Vie
lower at II-Sc. Local receipts were 219 carK,
b of contract grade. The olume of trade
wns small. ,
Tniillni: In outs wan moderately active
mid narrow. VM Hinall bulges (hero ap
peared to tie plenty for naif, while ni nny
recession there were eno.igh waiting orders
to absorb offerings quickly. The selling of
July wns Ihri reature. July fold between
SiUSS'tu and TiVc. closing Uo lower at
!T'vr J.oeal tccclpts were l'X cars.
Provisions wein linn In the i-arlv part of
the tension on higher prlres for hogs and
lighter rverlptN at the yards. The pactirs
wem good hiiyets. partloiilarly of hud and
libs, whoicns for the Inct week they hue
been sellers. There wua fair country buying
on tho reaction!". Jiil pork sold between
JI4 W'i and JH.IW and closnl T'V Improved at
114. S",. July lard ranged between K5:!',4 and
18.00, closing shade lower at 13 12411
Jutv ribs sold from $S.l74 to ,n.u7'Vri8,H),
closing "he down at J$.fl7'j.
, Mstlmnted receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
'''. ears; corn, 220 cuts; oats, 11D ears; hogs,
1 J0,0(n head. ,
Tho Uniting futureji ranged as follows:
'Artlcles.1 Open. I High. Low. Close.! Yes'y.
Wheat
Juno
Julv
Sept.
Corn -Juno
July
Sept.
Oats -July
Sept.
rot It
July Sent.
I.ard
July
Sept.
net.
IUus
July Sept.
I I
70UI
71't?ii
(6S09(!
I
zqn
1 l l
70'il 70 I TO I
tOVi'cS41?-S 69?AhMW
13V(l"
I.
41 I
70
:7m
(u mm
1
I 41U
42',', 42?V
4T.il I34
14 W
15 05
s r, 1
s r,7Vi
S 074
8 124
II 00
15 0741 15
27,
II R5
s m
S 70
8 70
8 10
8 15
8 524,
8 fiO
8 65 I
8 0741
8 10 I
1
14 85 ,
15 024"
8 55
8 024
8 fii J
8 074
s 1241
41
42',
i:;'i
20
11 "4
11 05
S M
8 65
8 65
R 05
S 054
No. Z.
fash nuotatlnns were as follows:
ri,om Dull: winter patents. $.1.S0ff 3.30;
ptralRhts, $3.2.13.70; clears, J2 Ctft3.10; spring
(pedals. J4.20; patents, M.I35j3.sO; strnlRhts,
t2.Wt3.23; bakers. OfTi.OO.
WHUAT-MI, a SprtnB, ui'im-c; .-so. rcu,
71e.
70fl7
yellow.
No.
I2',ic
white,
COllN' N'o. 2. 42'.ic: No.
OATS-No. 2. 2SU02S4C
20"e No. 3 white, ZiVjc,
Kyi: No. 2. 49c. , . .
HAIILKY Good feedlnB. 4Sc; fair to choice
nialtltiR. 51c. mm ... ...
H BHDS No. 1 (lx, tl.70; No. 1 northwest
ern. 41.71; iirlmn timothy. tS.0ufl3.Crt.. '
PnOVISIONS Mess pork, lier hbl., Jll.S.i
(311.00. Lard, per 100 lbs.. IS.l24-fi8.e5, Short
rlbH sldei (loose), 18.074-W8.10. Dry snlted
Phoulders boxed. M.S7-jj7.i:te. Short clear
pliles (boxed). J8.2,-.8.374.
WHISKY Husls of hlich wines. $1.27,
Sl'OAH Cut lonf, $6.'J": Branulated, $5.77;
confectlonerH' A, $5.6t; off A, $5.49.
Followlni; are the reccliits nml shipments
ror today;
Itece'pts.
riour, hbls 3,Pf
Wheat, bit J'.'
Corn, bu "j.ooo
Oats, hu 31n-(
Uye. bu 1.000
llarley. hu 9,wn
On the Produce exchanrte lodav
Shipments
13.000
7.CU0
674.N
noi.ioo
1.000
3,0110
the but.
ter market was Kleaeiy; creameries, iotc
18e. dairies. 13(fjlfi4c. Cheese. S-iflO'-e.
Kgtts, easy, 104
NHW YOltlt (J 17 Ml H AL MAHKIVr.
tliuttn tliius
on Vnrlon
of the Hoy
Coililiiodlt Ir.
VBtf'vnilK. June 12. KLOlTrt Ileeelnts
1S.S90 hbls.: exports, 12,012 hbls.; weak and
mo,! lower to sell: winter patents
3,65")3.oa: winter stralRhts, W.WrtZ 55; winter
extras. S2.50W2.S6; .Minnesota luiKcrs. J'.'.:w
n.15! Minnesota patents, $3.00fi4,15; winter
Imv i-rndrs. $2.nft'u2.40. live Hour, unlet:
fair to good, $2,6013.10; choice to fancy, $3.20
4J3.50.
roRNMKAl-Kasy; yellow western. OSc;
city, iw: 11 ra ml y wine, -oii....;..
UY13 Steady; Nf. 2 western. E9c, afloat
uinto fLViTRiSp. p. I. f.. Now York carlots.
HAHLKY Dull; feedlliK. 4Sc. c. I. f.. New
York: innltlngr, 5Mji2c, c. i. f., New York
cnrlots.
P.AIILKY MALT Dull: western. 659721.
WIIKAT-Ketclpts. 25.610 hu.; exports,
S5.30O bu., spot worik. No. 2 red. TO'.ie f. o,
b, ulloat anil 77a,e elevator; No. 1 north,
em. Dututh. SI'vc f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard
nuiutli, M'i,c r, o. 11. auoat. untions opened
llrm on forelKii buyliiK and belter cobles
than expected, hut developed heavy July
liquidation and ruled weak all day In spite
of firm late Paris markets and considerable
local covcrjnp. The home crop news was
very favorable; closed nhout steady ot lie
decline to '4e ndvnnce; July. 77W77c closed
at 77c; September. 7P'i?7llJiC. closd at
"IV, October. 7l"(&'754c, closed at 73c: De
cetnber. 75V(t764c closed at 76'sc.
eOUN Receipts, 16.WI bu.; exports, 2.050
hu.; spot weak; No. 2, 47c elevator and 47c
f. o, b. afloat. Options opened steady with
wheat and on small cnrlots, hut eventually
eased off under realizing, easier cables and
with the break In wheat, closed weuk at
Vtf'isc not loss: July, I64fi47c. cloel at
46Hc: September, I7;l5e, closed nt 17ic
OATS Herelpts, S5.50.1 bu.; exports, 'B.CT
bu,; spot quiet. No. 2. .12c. No. 3, 314c; No.
, 2 whlte.'334; No. 3 while, 33c; track, mixed
I western, 3l4ft334c; track, white, 3241737c.
Options quiet hut fairly steady.
HAY Dull; sprint, "0il75c; rooi! to choice,
, frn924e,
HOPS Quiet; tntc, common to choice,
irW) crop. 1720c; lf-99. lltriRe; old olds. 2'iJ6c:
Pncllle roast, K00 crop, 16l!)c; IS'jO. H1il5c;
old olds, 26c.
HIDKS-Steady; Onlveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
IS40: f'allfornln. 21 to 25 lbs.. 10e. Texas
drv. 24 to 30 Urn.. lHfllVic.
LRATIIHH Steady ; hemlock sole, Iluenos
wyres, UBiu 10 neavyweiBlits, 2l5l2.ic; acid,
PROVlSIONS-neef. stendy; .family. $10.50
Wi-.uv; in j-p, .'.""iy.ii"i; iuei nams, j.i.U05p
:i.av; pnenei. i.r.uJ4uu.oo; city, extra India
mess, tl&.PUlHi.m. Cut meats, unlet; pick
led bellies, 8Mil04c; pickled shoulders,
r,O01J7,25; pickled hams, t3.75fI10.75. Lird,
nulnt, western steamed, R; rellned,
sicany; cpiiiinvui, m, niiuin America, si.iji;
tt!? 11,rl fl., rt.
100, short clear, $H.G0tf 17.25; mess, $15.501f
In I"'.
TALLOW Quiet ; city, 44c; cojntry, ff?
6'e.
UICU Quiet; domestic fair to choice. 3H
Di6c: .la nun. PiftlTlo.
MOLASoES-Stoady; New Orleans, opsn
kettle, cooil to choice. 32340c.
1U TTEU Hecelpts, 12.492 pkB ; steady;
CHKKSK -Urrelpts. R.7W pkc-i,; fancy.
colored, liirKe. SliR'ir; fancy larBe, white,
f'ie:' fancy, small, colored, Do; fancy, small.
wiil 0c.
KdOS-Hccclpts. 17.S5I pkrts.: dull and
weak; western, candled and selected, 12'jlf
13c: western. uiiKri.led. 10fM2e
POt'LTUY -Alive, steady; spiinRers. 1SW
20c: turkeys. ?c; fowls, imjc: i!resied, llrm;
rprltjgera, W2c; turkeys, 71j0c; fowls, 'J4
jllUC
MMTALS Tin In local metal circles suf
fered a wverc so t ha c It toduy under llnubla
tlnn iiolwIthHtaiulInu the fact that that
metal In ".olulon was 10s hlijher. Tho local
inurket. jlccllped about 2J points on spot and
closed easy, while futures were weak and
nt x discount of lc from hiiot. Tills con
rnrms with the Import price from the far
east. Aftor a steady day the London tin
market closed with snot nt 13 7s 6.1 nnd
futures nt .126 I0. Copper ruled n shade
firmer In London, spot doting at 6!) fis nnd
futures at 60 Us 01 Here the market
, win without feature and prices were nom
inally linrlmncerl Lend, while holding
UUIte steady, was unchanged ns to price n'
Imtno unit nlirr.ml Hlipller was VrV dU'l
here nnd In l.ondnn, c..sln nt 3.tl5(i74.W
nnd 17 7s lid respectively representing "
falllnR off "f 2s Crl In the latter. Domestic
Iron markets ruld very quiet today, but
hint nn rusv undertone at yesterday s
prices.
OMAHA WIMII.nSAl.t, .IIAnKKT.
Ciuiilllliiii t Triiilr nml tluntnt Ions nn
Simile nnd t'nney l'roiluee.
Ki70S Hectlpts lllierr.l; good stock, firm,
lOtlli'ljc.
LlVI: POULTItY-Htns, 7c; younp nnd
-! loostcrs, 3ly6c; Urkeys, CUSc: dueks and
ueese, 6e: sprlnB chickens, per lb., 18y20c.
nUTTl'lt-Common to fnlr. 124313c:
choice dairy. In tubs, HftlSc; separator, l?c.
KltRSll KISH-Hlnck bass, 18c: white
bass, Sc; hlllellsh, 11c; bullheads, 10c; liluo
llns, 7c, buffiitos, 6c; cattish, 12c:' rod, Del
cruppli h, 71 iuc; elscoes, 7c; halibut, lie; her
iIiib, 6c; hmldock, 10c, pickerel, 7c: pike, Oc:
led snapper, loe; salmon, 14c; suntlsh, ic;
trout, 9c; whltefish, Oe
PIOKONS-Llve, per iloz., $1.
VMALS-Cholee. 9I10c.
HAY-rrlcee. ipioted by Omaha Wholesale
lay Dealers association: Choice uplnnd,
$9.W; Nj. I upland, $0.0); medium, IS.liO:
coarse, $7.50. Ilye straw, $6 50. Theo prices
are for hay of Rood color und quality. De
mand Hccrlpts, 2 cars.
OATS-No. -i Willie, 29c.
COUN-No. ?., 4.!c.
nit.N-J15.
VKGMTAHLM8.
SPINACII-Per hu. box. 40c.
ASPAHAOUS-Natlve, per dot., 35S40C.
miUIlAllll-llomo grown, per lb., 14c
NMW 1IMMTS- Per iloz., 45c.
NMW CAHitOTS Per doz., 0c.
NKW TL'HNIPS-Per doz., 60c.
OUCUMIIMUS-Hothouse, per doz., C0c
$1.00.
CARHOTS Per hj., 60c.
LIOTTL'CK Per bu., 2CKJf25c.
HADIHIIMS Per doz,, 1W20C,
PAKSI.MV- Per doz., SOc.
POTATOMS-Pcr tali., 705JSOc: Colorado,
tl.M'-fil.lO.
NMW POTATOKS-Por lb., 3c.
CA HltAOM New California, 24c,
TOM ATOICS Florida, per 6-basket crate,
fancy, $3.50; Texns. l-hsk crates, $2.00.
OMONS Herinudas, per crate, $2.25; now
California. 2c.
CAULIPLOWKH-Homc-srown, per doz..
ti.ru
HMANS Wax, per 1-3 bu., 00c; string, per
4 bu , 75c.
PMAK-Por hu.. $2; per 4 bu.. 75c.
CMLMHY California, per hunch, 600750.
FUUITH.
STILWHi:nUiES-Homo Brown, $2.25;
All'isniirl. $2.25. '
CHKHHIKS-Callfornla, per Mb. box,
$1.50; Missouri, per 24-qt. ense. $1.75.
PMACHKS-Cnllfornla. per box. $1.25.
APHICOTS-Callfornla. 4-hasket crates,
$1.75.
fJOOSKHMIHlIKS-Per 21-qt. case, $1.75.
TUOPICAL FltUITS.
OHANOKS-Callfornla secdlliiKS. $2,753
3.M; navals, $3..".0: Med. sweets, $3.25fr3.f,0.
LMMONP-Cutlfornla, extra fnncy, $3.75;
choice, $3.23.
HAN ANAS Per bunch, accordlnR to slzo,
$2.(f"2.riO.
FIOS California, new cartons, 75c; lnycrs,
65c; Impoited, nor lb., 10CT12C.
DATES I'erslnn, In fi0-lb. boxes. Satrs, 5c
per lb.: Halloween, titc per lb.
PINDAPPLUS-Per iloz., $1.752.00.
MISCKLLANKOUS.
HONEY California, per 24-sectlon case,
$3.75.
CIDEIt-Per bbl $1.60; per half hbl.. $3.75.
NCTS-Enfillsh wnlnuts. per lb., 15c: fil
berts, ncr lb.. 13c: nlmonds. ner lb.. 181f20c:
rnw peanuts, per lb., 51i54c: roasted, 64
7 Vsc: urnzns. iac; pecans, iuuc.
HIDES No. 1 Breen. 64c; No. 2 green,
4Hc: No. 1 salted. 6Uc: No. 2 salted. 54c:
No. 1 ve.il calf. 8 to 124 Ihs., Sc: No. 2 veal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, S?i13c: sheep
pelts, 25ff75c; horso hides. $1.50Q2.25.
St. I, mils (irnln nnit Provisions.
ST. LOl'IH. June 12. WHEAT liwer:
No, 2 red. cash, elevator. 6S"4c: track. "tt
24c; July. Mc: September, 664c: No. 2
hard. 70ii7uUe.
COrtN Ixiwer; No. 2 cash. 40',jc: track.
41NTi42c: Julv. t0'i-H40'5c: Sentcmber. 41T4C.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash. 284c; track,
293i29Uc; July, 274c; September, 25";c; No,
3 white. 21Uo.
UYE-Lnwer at 634c.
FLOPll Dull; patents. 13.50jT3.70; extra
fancy and strnlBht, $.1.103.2o; clears, $2,
3.11.
FLAXSEHD-No market.
1'OHN.M EAI-Stondy, $2.40.
UltAN Lower: sacked, east trnck. 64e,
HAY-Prnlrle. stendy, $9.(Xgl0.00; timothy,
slromr. wwa 13.50.
WIIISKY-Steailv: $1.27.
IRON COTTONTIES-$1.05.
HACOINnS-6i(,ir7c.
HEMP TWINE-Oc
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady: iobblns,
$lo,75. Lard, quiet nt $8.40. Dry salt
meatsi stronR; unxen lots, extra snorts,
$S.2.V. clenr ribs, S8.374: clear sides. $8.50.
Paeon, stronc; boxed lots, extra shorts
$9.ii: clear ribs, $0,374: clear sides. $0.50.
metals i.eaii. strons. ti.3:vi.33. sper
ter. firm at $3.K'.
POl'LTIt Y ! lrm: cnickens. 74c: snrlncs.
131?lljo; turkeys. 7c. ducks, 6c; sprhiBS, 10c:
Bee'e. Ic: sprlnBs, 8c,
IH'TTEn-Stendy; creamery, 14V51?19c:
dulrv, 121Hc
EGOS Steady, 10ic; repacked and cases
Included.
RECEIPTS Flour. 3.000 bbls.: wheat. 21.
0W bu.: corn. 29.0oo bu.: oat. 17.ooo bu,
sinrMKis , 1 h ! lour, low nnis.; wneat.
8,r)0 bu.; corn, J5,ooo nu.; oats, 31,000 bu.
Liverpool Cirnlti nnd PriirlNlnns.
LIVERPOOL. June 12.-WHEAT-Spot,
stendy; No. 2 red western winter. 6s; No. 1
northern spring, fis; No. 1 California, 6s Id.
Futures, oulet: July, 6s9id: September.
&s '.11,411.
lijkn spot, quiet: American mixed, new
3s lid: American mixed, old. 4s 2V4d. Fu
tures, quiet: July, 3s 10-d; September,
3s ll'in: October, nominal.
PEAS Canadian, steady, at 6s 8d.
HOPS At London. Paclllc coast, steady.
nt 43114s I.mI.
FLOl'Il St. Louis fancy winter. Sd.
PHOVISIONS-Heef, steady; extra India
mess. 62s Od. Pork steady: nrtme mess
western, 61?. Lard, firm: prime western, In
tierces, 43s; Amerlcnn rellned. In palls,
43s 3d. Hncnn. llrm; Cumberland cut, 26 to
30 lbs.. 4t I'd; short ribs. 16 to 24 lbs., 45s
Od; lone clenr middles, heavy, 30 to 40 lbs.
41s 9d: short clear backs. 16 to 21 lbs., 42s 3d:
clenr bellies, 11 to 16 lbs.. 45s 6d. Shoulders,
souare. 11 to 1.1 ins., sicany, ;iss ;;.i.
Hl'TTEH Dull; finest United States, SSs;
cood t'l'ltcd Stntes, 05s.
ClIEESE-Amerlcnn tlncst white, dull, at
43; American iinesi coioreu, quiet, nt 43?.
TALLOW rrlmo city, quiet, ut 25s; Aus
trlnn, .m ixi.
pect of heavy receipts In the crop country,
nbsente of speculative support nnd weak
ness In the spot department TradlnB wns
fa rlv active In the afternoon, with senti
ment decidedly bearish. Tho close was
sternly, with nrlces nut 10 nolnts lower.
Total sales were 23,i) bafis, Including Julio
at 5.16c; July, fi.10fIO.lSc; AUfiUst. 6.15116.20C;
Hoptemher, 5 25c; October, 5 256. 3'V; De
comber, 5.45c; January, 5.551(5.0'e: March,
o.rr,B5.70c: April, 5.70f, May, fi.7o-a6.80c.
.MOVRMKVI'S l. iTtlCKS AM) 1IO.MI.1.
halnncea. $700,116, money, 51K per cent, New
nirK exennnce. par bid, i"c premium n-urn,
1UJSTON. J.inV. 12 -Clear nES. $25.340.SI.
balances, $1,176.US.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno 12. Clearings,
$23,610,755; balances, $2,873,020.
HAiri.MiMlK, Juno li'. i.iearinRs, ji.un,
47; balances, $lls,927.
Mr Ynrlt MHiInu fitoeU,
NEW YOllK. June 12. The followlne are
the closhiB quotations on mining stocks;
flnlns of Hnrly .ItornltiK Are Wiped
tint by fellliiK (Irders.
NEW YOPIC. Juno 12. The stock market
fell Into scml-staKiiatlon durtiiK the latter
part of tho dav. and the Knlns which were
estnhltshrd In tho mornliiB were pretty nen-
etally wiped out under the dribble, or sell
InK orders, which came upon 11 market al
most bare or iiemnnu. 1 no moro cnceriui
r,nlln In London HiLh inorntni' was (llllt.l
a noticeable Inllueiico In the opcnhiB deul-
Hiss, Humors nave been very persistent
for several days thnt peace Is apnroachliiK
In South Africa. To appreciate the Impor
tance of 1111 adjustment of the Ioiib drawn
out HtriiRKlc there, thnt Is for tho world
of capital, It must bo borne In mind what
ennrmoiiH demands the Hrltlsh Kovernmcnt
makes on nccumulntel capital for tho con
duct of tho war, an well ns the nbsohtte
cuttltiB off of an Important proportion of
mo worm s koiii proouri wnna inc. wnr
lasts. The most Important fenture of tho
market wns Missouri Pacific nnd Pennsyl
vania, which rose 24 at a time. Tho
supposition in the street is Hint me mis-
soiu I Pacific directors will meet next Mon
day and put the stock on a 5 per cent baals,
stocks or connectlnB compntues snow some
sympathy, especially Denver & Hlo Orande
siocks. rne movement in renniyivania.
was duo to today s report of the acquisi
tion of tho Pennsylvania Steel comnanv bv
the railroad company, to safeguard Its te,l
rnll supply. The fnlted States Steel stocks
were rather slBnlllcnntly heavy hut tho
stockH of Independent companies shot up
in a striking mnnner. The movement in
Colorndo Fuel wns sensational, the ex
treme rlso renchlnif 154 and tho Junius be
tween sales reaching as much ns 24 points.
violent renction icrt tne stock only &V4 net
Boln. Tennessee Coal rose 44 and the
American Car stocks, the Republic Iron
and Steel stocks, Uloss Sheffield and Smelt
between 1 nnd 2 points. Tho denllng In
Colorndo Fuel wns for Chicago nccount,
Northwestern nreferred recovered 7 nolnts
of yesterday's 13-polnt loss. Tho prelimi
nary statement' of the May exports of ag
ricultural products, showlntr an Increase
jer May of last year of over $11,000,000, and
mo governments weekly crop bulletin, re
porting needed rnlns In the districts shown
to bo rufferlnir liv tho monthly renort of
Juno 1, seemed to warrant nn assumption
of Increased values for si-curltles, but they
hud Httlo effect In checking the drooping
tendency from tho opening high level, and
tho price changes for the day are some
what mixed between gains nml losses, nnd
am small In all cases outsldo of the sue-
clnl features Indicated.
Mexican Centra ncomo bonds were heav
ily bought, hut the general bond markot
was dull nnd Irregular. Total sales, par
value, 53,005.000. I'nltetl States bonds were
all unchnntred nn tho l.ist call.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's Iontlon
financial cablegram tmys: Tho stock mar
ket today was uulct. hut tho tone wna de
cidedly cheerful. Consols continued to
hnrden. Tho possibility thnt the hank rato
will be reduced to 3 per cent tomorrow was
discussed, hut It la not generally thought
that a reduct on will bo made. Loudon
started oft by buying a fair nmount of
American stocks, i hen Now York, which
started a selling movement, especially In
Atchlsonn, checked the ndvnnce. Pennsyl
vania, however, spurtctl on the later
trading. The rlso In general Contan
gos wns 44 nnd Denver preferred 1. Money
on call crept down to V per cent, with hills
stcntiy. rne unnK 01 ungianu 11 as bought
5.000 gold 111 bars. Paris exchange was
25.224; Iloston exchange, 20.434.
rne rouowing are tnc closing Drtces on
the New York Stock exchange:
Aitnm- Con ,
Alice
Ilreece ,
llnlliMvldt Cnn .
omsto-k Jim ..
Con. I'al. Va
Denflnood Term
Horn Silver
Iron Sliver
lnilvllle Con...
Condition of the Trensnry.
WASHINOTfiv inn 1? Today's state
ment of tho treasury balances In the gen-
rai iiinu, exclusive or tne i.w.i-v.uw ui
reservo lit the division of redemption,
shows; Available cash balance, $161,791,680;
gold, $95,353,6.S2,
Hi in ) m fur the Trrnnury.
WASHlNCiTON. June 12.-The secretary
of tho treasury today bought tio.wo short
term 4 per cent bonds nt 113.838.
Cotlim Mmitct.
NEW YOIllv. .limn 12.-COTTON-3um-
nier months pursciI through another trying
ordeal In cotton speculative markets today.
Locally the situation nppenreil decidedly
stronger. Receipts nt the ports were very
heavy, hut had been discounted. The close
was steady and unchanged to S points
higher. Spot closed stendy. 1-16C higher;
middling upiatiiis, Mtc; miauling gun, sti-.
Receipts, 9"0 bales,
i.i vijm'uui., June i2.-uui iu. npiu,
fnlr demand. l-16d higher; American mid
dling fair, 63-16.1 good middling, 4 22-32d!
middling, 4 21-32d; low middling, 4 7-16l;
good ordinary, 4.1-I6d; ordinary, 3 15-16d.
Sales, 10,00) bales, of which 600 were for
speculation and export, nnii inciuoea s,wj
American, ro receipts.
NEW ORLEANS. June 12.-COriU.N
Spot, firm; sales. 4.4.iO bales: ordinary, 6"c;
good orninnry, u&-ir,c; low miooung, one,
middling. Sc: middling fnlr. S'ic: receipts,
7,265 bales; stock, 111,265 hales.
H i. i.uuih, Jlino I.'. i u i i u. ntenuj ,
middling. 7T(.e: no sales: recelnts. 850 bnles:
shipments. 831 liaUvt; stock. 71.0.12 bales.
Al,vi'JSTUiS, Jtino is, mi lu.-s Bieiiiiy
nt Cc.
.104
. Ci'i
. !"'
, Mi
. 8!',i
.10SU'
AtcM-on ,
do ifd...
tlaltlmore & Ohio, .vn'.i
do pfd "
Csnmllan Pacific...
Canada Po
Chs. & Ohio
Chlcngn A Alton..
ilo pfd
C, U. & Q
Chi.. Ind. & I,....
An nfd
Chicago & E. II1..1J0
Chicago ft O. W.
do lt pfd
do 2J pfd
Chicago A N. W
c. n. i. it r
Chicago Tar. & TT.
do pid
C. C. C. & St. I... .
Colorado Uo
do ltt pfd
do 2.1 pfd
Del. A lludeon.
tl. L. & W...
Denver & O
Uo pfd
Erie
do lt rfd
do M pfd
Gt. Nor. pfd
Hocking Valley
ilo pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa -Central .,
do pfd
Lake Eric & V
do pfd
L. A N
Manhattan I....
Met. St. Ily
Men. Central 3'H
Mex. National U
Minn. & St. I. 91
Mo. Paclfla 1JZ"4
M K. & T 3P
do pfd SI
N. J. Central Pi"
N. Y. Central I51
Norfolk A XV R'"-i
do pfd 'J
No. Pacific ISO
do pfd t'Vi
Ontario & W 3"T
Pennsylvania n2',
Iteadlng 45S
(in 1-t pfd .i5'
do 21 pfd &:,'i
St. I. & S. F 4T'i
do 1st pfd 80
do 2d pfd '.S-
8t. I Southw "Mi
do prd 1.3
St. Paul P.6
864 do pfd
p.2T So. I'RCltlO
So. Hallway
do pfd
Tei. & Pacific ...
Toledo. St. L &
do pfd
Union I'acino
do pfd
abanh
do pfd
73 Wheel, ft I. E
do Id nfd
.. wkiwn, Central ....
. . 82.i do pfd
.. 50',4 V C. C. & St. L.
..115 lAdnmi Ex
16614'Amerlcan Ex
!2T L. S. Ex
... 43!, Wells-Fargo Ex..
... S-.'i Amal. Copper ..
... Amer. Car F.
... 51 I do pfd...v
... :H Amer Lin. OIL . .
...t!7 do pfd
...Stt Amer. S. & It....
... 5141 do pfd
...101 Amer. Tobacco .
... 4S Anac. Mln. Co...
... 70 .tiroolilyn It. T..
,.1S7
.. 67
. 22!i
.. 3
..Pl'l,
.. :t
.. m
.. 13';
.. 31
Ts"
,.
..ISO
..l'
... OD
...US
...t2i;
... ik
... f.i.i
.. 52
..WW
.. 4SI.4
81,
'SU'Oaln. Fuel A Irnn.-luTU
f..'4'ron. lias ... .
UliiCon. Tobacco
774 do pfd
..141
Gen, Electric .
Ciliicoie SiiKar
Hocking Coal
Inter. Paper
.1M do pfd
109',4 Inter. Power ,
.l21Hl.aclede Ga
1T3 National Illscult..
Nntlonnl Lend ....
National Salt
do pfd
No. American ....
I'acino Coast
Pncirlo Mall
People's Gas
1-rei.eeo s. car....
do pfd
Pullman P. Car...
rtepuhllc Steel ...
do pfd
Sugar
Tenn. Coal A I ..
Union I3ag A P...
do pfd
V. S. leather ....
do pfd
L. S. Itiibber
do -.M
U. S. Steel
do pfd
WeMcrn Union ..
..i:2
..217
.. 5?
.. 2Hj
. ! 7S
.. 67
.. j
.. 4',
.. H'4
,.. 44i,
t
.. 02
.. 41
.. 411
... ffH
.i
,.. 21
... 7f'4
,..140
l'!
Tt'i
V
t
2J-t
62'i
SPi
.. 15 il.lttle Chief IJ
.. ? Ontario f"0
..IV) Ophlr M
. 1 Pnoenlx , It
. m i'otojl 5
. ?1. Srtvase
Sierra Nevada si
Small Hopes 4J
Standard 30j
115
. ss
. i
Wool MnrUot.
ST. IDC1S. June 12. WOOIr-Enny. but
not iiuotably changed: medium gradefl, 110i
17c; light line. IKJllc; heavy tine, 9011c;
tub washed, 16S21-4c.
HOSTON. June 12. Tho Amerlcnn AVool
nnd Cotton Reporter will soy tomorrow of
tne wool marKot: Tiiero is a sngniiy ocuer
feeling In the trade ns the result of tho
improved conditions noted In tho goods
mnrket. The feelln.T In tho traile Is thnt
business Is going to grow brooder steadily,
although perhaps slowly. Tho early shorn
wools in Wyoming nave noon preiiy wen
cleaned up, nnd many of tho buyers have
left there. Montana will bo the. next scone
of operations. Holders of wool iiro llrm
thero and nro reported ns not likely to
yield much In price.
nil and llonlii.
NEW YORK. June 12.-OILS-Cottonseed.
steady: prime crude, nominal; prime yel
low, ;r.ic. rctroieum. nun. uosin, sioauy;
strained, common to good, $1.50. Turpen
tine, firm. 35fi35Hc.
OIL CITY. I'a.. Juno 12. OILS Credit
balances. jl.oS; certificates, no bid; ship
ments, 123.7C6 hbls.; nvernge, 91,985 hbls.;
runs. 94.4IL' bbls.: average. ,s.wi bins,
LIVERPOOL. Juno 12.-OIL Turpcntlno
spirits, steady, 2is.
i.uwuu.N, juno li.'. uil.es i-aicuun un
seed, spot, 60s 6d, Turpentine spirits, 26s 6d.
Evaporated nnd Dried Fruit.
NEW YORK, Juno 12. EVAPORATED
APPLES Tho mnrket for evaporated an
pies ruled rather unlet, but about steady nt
unchanged prices, state, common to good,
SH'⪼ prlmo, SH'Joc; choice, 6Ij6'4c;
rnncy, wo ,c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Qulet.
Prunes. 2Sf6Lc nor lb., ns to size nnd
quality. Apricots, Roynl. SfJ12c; Moor Park.
I'taches, peeled, liftlHc; unpceled, 6
12c.
lilOc.
"Vow York Dry Cuurta Market.
NEW YORK. June 12.-DRY GOODS
Thero has been more business doing today
than for some time past. The demand for
nrlnts In Htnnle linos has been good, busl
ncss In fancies being moderate. Rrown
sheetings and drlllp are llrmer on export
makes. Jlleached , cottons unchanged.
Coarse colored cottons , quiet. Alen a wear
woolens nnd worpleds llrm on staple lines.
Dress goods quiet and irregular.
Siikhi Market.
NEW YORK. Juno 12.r-SUOAR Raw-
steady; fair rellning. 3"ie; centrifugal, 96
test. 4"4c; molnssoft sugar, 3ic; rellned
oulet.
NEW ORLEANS. June 12,-SUGAR
Onli.tr nnfn kettlfi.' 3 3-l&ft4c: onon kettle
centrlfugnl, SNiff-I'dc; centrlfugnl yellow, 4'.;
ff?4Ric; second. 2Ul?4c.' Molasses, quiet;
centrifugal, 5loc.
ClIICAfiO LIVE STOCIC MAHKIIT.
Sheep nml Choice 4'nttlr Stenrty HoR
Active mid HlKlicr.
CHICAOO. June 12. CATTLE Receipts,
21.000 head; Texans, 600 head: choice steady,
others weak. Including butchers' stock and
Texans; good to prime steers. $5.6006.30;
poor to medium. $4.50176.15; stockers and
feeders, $3,001)5.00; cows nnd heifers. $2.75g
6.10; ennncrs. $2.OOfl2.70; bulls. $2.80EJ-1.65:
cnlvcs. $4.frOTjf.S5; Texns steers, $4.405.60;
bulls. J'.'.Tfi'ii.l.r..
Hons off hits today. :6.oo nead: to
morrow. 25,000, estlmnted; left over, 2.600;
opened nctlve, 6c higher, closing easier;
mixed and butchers, $5.9Offj6.20, good to
choice henvy. $6.fi0'56.25; rough heavy, $5.83
ri..D.: iignt, j.i.nijmj.iu; uuik or snics, t.ua
(U6.15.
HIIKI',1' Aru UAMUS-ueceipis, 10,'FAI
head; steady to slow; springs up to $5,75;
good to choice wethers, $3.S5'34.iO: fair to
choice mixed, $3.60fi3.95; western sheep. $3.90
(ii4.10: venrllngs. $l.OWH.po; nntlvo lambs,
$1.00(85.10; weste-n lambs, $4.6.195.10.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattlt Uftrktt Blow and Zttiij to & Dime
Lowir Than Yeittrdaj.
HOGS GENERALLY TWO AND A HALF LOWER
Sheep Receipts I.luht nnd So Alan Wna
Detnniiil, 'I hoiiKh Luiiilm Sold About
teiul, hut iJafi and Wctlirrn
Went n Dime Loner.
SOUTH OMAHA, June 12,
Recelnts were: Cattle. Hoes. Sheen.
umciai .Monuay 1,413 a, .y
Ultlciul Tuesday 3,-iO lu,o3
Utllcinl Wednesday 3, lot lu.MJ
Three dnv tills wwek.. 7.M17 25.L"'J
Sumo davs last wcuk.... vabS 2s.d1j
Same WeeK before ll,tl W.li2
Hume three weeks ago... ,lto 31,141
bume tour weeks nnu. . . .li.osi 23,iiw
Same days last year 12,165 2.5,5-2
rtviTUK., pneo paid tor nogb ut
Omuhu tne past sevcrul days with
parUons:
l,y-0
3,o-.'o
l.i 15
6,4CO
I..I.W
9,2i3
U.'Jis
ls,0J
b,-32
Soutn
com-
I 1!J1. 1900.liIi9.18aj.1837.l&!H.18D5.
May 15...
Mav 16...
-May 17...
May is...
May 1...
May 20...
May 21.,.
.nay 21 ..
May 23...
May 24...
May 25...
May 26...
May 27...
May 33...
May 29...
Muy 20...
May 31...
Juno 1...
Juno 2.,.,
Juno 3...,
Juno 4...,
June 6., .
June 6
Juno 7...,
Junu 8....
Juno 9....
June 10...
June 11
j uue 11... 1 5 Ul
Juno 12... I 6 S9'i
5 664 5 21 3 67 I 3 CI 3 21 4 31
6 6'J . 6 23 3 63 4 2S 3 IS 4 27
6 7.' b 20 3 W 4 481 3 65 4 36
6 73',4 6 U 3 59 4 -Ml 3 W 3 11 4 -3
6 10 3 b5 4 35 3 01 3 12
6 73 3 66 4 :6 3 bt 3 07 4 46
0 bTVi 6 03 4 2i 3 U 3 03 4 45
5 63' 6 to 3 62 3 62 3 C3 4 37
6 (.l's h 01 3 66 4 33 3 02 4 35
0 67 6 01 3 62 4 25 3 45 4 32
5 61?4 6 0) 3 txi 4 17 3 4'Ji 3 04 4 U
4 10 3 65 4 Is 3 39 2 991
6 60 3 IU 4 20 3 34, 2 93! 4 17
6 63 K 4 95 4 0a 3 34 2 92. 4 31
5 U2U 4 90 3 CO 3 361 2 9t 4 3S
5 BS', 4 tb S 6i 4 10 I 2 Oil 4 39
6 71',, 4 Wl 3 67 4 14 3 391 I 4 3
6 'U 4 M 3 60 4 21 ' 2 S 4 30
A &'l. K A - 9 2
13 69 14 Oil 3 36 2 8il. 4 34
i M l in 1 Til 2 sll 4 33
4 91 3 U I 3 31 2 Ml 35
I l a b" w a vi -i .
4 95 3 67 3 88 3 30 I 34
5 02 3 60 3 87, 3 31 3 08 4 36
6 10 3 61 3. 92 3 39 3 04 '
3 69 3 9 3 2 93 4 S3
6 KM 1 3 So 3 H i l 1
I 4 92 3 67 1 3 31 3 W, 4 36
6 70
f. 7IHi
5 70(l,
6 W,t
S 83i
MS
I (VI
I 10
'30
...m
...wo
... tK
...I0.M
...141
... !l
...l.l
. ..HJO
...1150
UULIS.
1
1
3
1
1..
1...
S
1
1
I
1
1
1
2
5.
3 II
60
3
3 "S
3 J
1 4
X to
3 M
CALVES.
um
140
1720
1 P)
1 I'M
1 0
4 N
4 00
4 A)
4 Id
4 15
4 IS
4 23
4
4 W
Indicates Sunday,
Tho ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H'r's.
C. M. & St, P. Ry 9
O. & St. L. Ry 4 3
Missouri Pacltlc Ry.. 7 2 1..
U. P. system 23 22 7
C. & N. W. Ry 5 1
V., E. & M. V. R. H.. 39 43
S. C. ,t P. Ry 5
C. St. P., M. & 0 17 17
H. & M. R. R. R 47 22 2
C, U. & Q. Ry 6 16 1
K. C. Sc St. J. Ry 11..
C, R. 1. & P., oaBt.... 6 22 1
C, R. 1. & P.. west... 113..
Illinois Central Ry.... 3 1
Total receipts 156 164 7 9
The disposition of the dny's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber ot ncau inuicatca:
Iluyors.
Omaha Packing Co....
Swift nnd Company
Cudnhy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Omaha P. Co., Kan. City
R. Uecker & Degan
Vnnsunt & Co
Lobmnn & Co
Livingstone & Schaller..
L. F. Husz
Other buyers
4 00 1 1M fi 00
300 I .'J 1 inn M
1 5 ') 1 SO t id
1M 5 01 2 150 75
HO iM
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
Ml 2 M 3 Tl 3 Sf,
I1 3 01 1 (!) 3 0
59') 3 0) 1 "50 3 fO
T.i 3 :. 1 330 4 00
STOCK CALVES.
is. vi
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
"00 J m) 17 M7 Ml
30 3 W 1 W1 4 - o
m 4 M 1 M0 4 Ml
745 4 " 4 705 4 0
614 4 40 15 "M 4 90
llOQS The receipts of hogs this morning
were liberal, so thnt, with the holdovers,
there were about ISO rnrs on sale. This
tact made buyers rather Independent and
thoy Jtnrted In to buy their supplies lower.
Sellers, on the contrary, were holding for
good, strong prices nnd ns a result tho
market was very slow. The tlrst sales
were steady to a shade lower than yester
day's gcncrnl market. Some of the back
ers started out and bought up tho better
loads at $5.90 and $.i.92H and as high an tfiM
whs paiu. f or tne lighter weignts iney
wero bidding $5.S7i and downward. As
sellers wero not satisfied with these prices,
it wns some time before much of anything
was done
The situation did not Improve, however,
as tho morning ndvanccd. hut, on tho con
trary, It grew worse, Tho hulk of tho
last hogs sold at tS.87'j, or a big 24e lower
than the morning market, or about like
yusterday's close. The bulk of nil tho
snles went from $5.87V4 to J5.92H- Somo of
tho lighter weights sold below $5.874 and
a few of ths choicer londs went above
$5.t.2V. It was late before anything like a
clearance wns mane, tiopreseniaiivo saies:
no. av. sn. IT.
M 178 ...
if) 292 ...
S7 222 ...
64 234 M
74 224 fO
M 235 ...
C9 213 240
65 24S 20
69 229 ...
4 294 210
12 245 ...
75 220 220
73 224 M
K, 272 M
70 142 tn
255 60
69 2M 1M
77 2
Cattle.
.... 655
.... 640
.... 874
433
460
3
36
22
85
109
Hogs.
1.169
2.440
3,312
4,371
Sheep.
f!6
Kiitin flty (irnln nnd Provisions,
KANSAS CITY. June 12.-WIIEAT July
6lTie; September. 6.1Vc; cash. No. 2 "hard,
Ci'xSirc: ro. 3. (.li'oiitnc: ato. red. Ton.o'c
t o IN July, ot'wc; September. 40c: casn.
xso. i luixeu, o:i,.inuv4i:; .no. wnue, lie.
OATS No. 2 white, 25HC.
RYE-No. 2. 6T4(rf34c.
HAY-rholce timothy, $11.50G12.00: choice
nrairie. j;i wanu.uu.
lit 11 tin creamery, Jiisiliottc; miry.
fulicy, 135 14c.
KOliS weaK iresn .11 ssouri and Kansas
stock. 9c ner doz.. losi off. cases returned:
new whltewood enses Included. Ma more.
ivl'.L 1,1 1 1 1 v nea i, w nu.; corn, 11,300
nu.'. oais. ;i.ti nu.
shipments- Wheat. 50.400 bu.: corn. 10.-
400 nu.; onts, ,ii ivj.
l'lilliiilelpliln I'riidiirr Mnrkrt.
PHILADELPHIA. June 12. Rl'TTEU-
Firm nnd Irrcgulnr; fnncy weptern cream
ery. 19'sc; rnncy .western prints, iac; fancy
nearuv nrlnts. .oc.
EnGS-Stendy; rresli nenrhy, He; fresh
western, 14c; fresh southwestern, 13c; freeh
toutiiern, uo.
(miekh is 011 et: .New vork run creams.
fnncy small, 9'i5?9.4c; New York full
creams, r lr to choice, S'.4'fj9c.
.Toledo (irnln nml Seed,
TOLEDO. O.. June 12. WHEAT Dull and
enier; cash, 71Vic; July, 714c; Sotemhcr,
71sc
t'OHN OUIet nnd ower: cash. 45c: Julv.
42l'je; September. 43'iiie.
i m ! irmer: casn. jswc: Jiuy. 37ic:
iMiiemoer, -;c
HYK 53C.
CLOVERSEED Cash, nrlme. $6.50: Oc
tober, J5.32M!.
Mliiiienpolls Wlient, Flour and llrnn.
MINNEAPOLIS. Juno 12.-WHEAT-
Cash, 6c, July, 67'lc; September, fc,c; nn
track, no, 1 num. loc: No. l northern, 65c;
ro. - norinern. ui'isiMic.
FLOUR Lower: tlrst natents. 13.RVH3.30:
second patents, $3.60!T3.70; first clears, $2.65
.'.1.1: seconu clears, :.iKKii.".iii.
UltAN in btilK, hlglier, $11,10(311,75,
MIlTtiiiikrc (irnln Market,
MILWAl'KEE. Juno 12. WHEAT
Steadier: No. I northern. 72ii724c: No. 2
nnrtharn. 7&ri71ic! Julv. ToiTTOVc.
RYE-Stendy, No. 1. 51 iifJ52c,
11 A It LEY Steady: No. 2. 56c: samnle. 40
Bll',
Trust receipts. Ex-dlvldcnd.
w York Ioiior Market.
NEW YORK. Juno 12. MONEY On call.
steady. 2'..U3 ner cent: Inst loan. 3: nrimo
mercantile paper, 34ffJ4'.4.
I'TI'IK IVf. I' - ,1 1 1 ( V , Tl n.V.
1 r,ivi.i,.i i.x 1 i,1. vi r. r 1 1 ill, tviiu n u-
tual tmsincsa In bankers' bills nt $1.S3"i for
demand and at $1.85"j, for sixty days; posted
rates, 51.Mi4fi.MS'.; commercial mils, 5I.hi?5J
4,83-i.
SILVER Certificates, nominally 60c: bar.
69V,c; Mexican dollars, 47!4c.
HONDS mate, inactive; government,
steady; railroad, Irregular.
The ciuaint: puce j uu uunas tooa aro n
follows:
reg
U. S. ref. !,
do coupon ,,.
U. S. 3, reg
do coupon
do new 4, reg.
do coupon
do old 4s, res...
In coupon
do Si, ree
do coupon
). of C. 3 63.
Atch. general 4i
do adj. 4s
Canada So. 2...
Che. fi O. 4H.
do in
C. A N. W. c. 7s,.
do S. I . oeo. OS
Chi. Terminal 4s..
Colo. So. 4s
D. A R. O. 4s
Krle gen. 4s
F. W. A T. C. Is.
Oen. Klectrlo is.
Iovia Central Is.
L A N. lint. 4 .
M . K. & T. :s.
do 4s
...04I
..107.i
..10
..109
..13f
..131
....11214
,...u:(i,
,...;csh
....10SV
.... 12354
....101
.... 93
....'US',
....ICS
".Mil
U254I
N. Y. C. is io;i;
N. J. C. gen. 5.i,...i:,:
No. raelfie Ss V
do 4s 105'4
N V. I gi Bt I 4S..100
N. & W. con, 4s.,
Oregon Nav. Is...,
do t
Oregon S. L. Cs.,
do consol fs. ..
Reading gen. 4s.,
Rio O. W. Is
St I, A I M c. ,'.s
8t I, & S F g. s
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do 2s
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, tVt -Va. Centuries
Offered.
Iloaton "lock Quotntlona.
noSTON. Juno 12. Call loans. aflSV, ner
cent; time loans, 3541454 per cent, Ottlclal
closing:
PEORIA.
S'JC.
OATS-Lower:
through.
WlIIHIvY-On
lrhed goods.
l'Mirln llnrkrl,
Juno I2.-CORN-Dull; No.
No. 3 white, 27Hc, billed
tha bals of $1.27 for tin.
A.. T. A S. F...,
do DM
Amer. Sugar ...
American Tel..
Iloston Klevate.i
iloston & Me....
C. R. A Q
Dominion uoai
do pfd.
V. H. Steel
do pfd.
Oen. Klectrle ....
Max, Central ....
N. K, Ons A C...
Old Colony
Old liomlnlon ...
Rubber
Union Pactflo ...
I'nlon I-and
West End
. to
.102',4
llOVi
.1C1H
.182
.194
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ST,
ll
Atchison 4s 101',
. n. u. & u. m.
Adventure 17 "4
lung, m, 10.
Amal, Copper 131V
Atlantis ,"2',i
"iiosion A mom,... 40
llulln A Host on in
Calumet A IIecla.,.l2
Centennial
984 Franklin .
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, 10 .Turret ....
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3)
17
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Winona
Wolverines ,,
7
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24
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CulTrr Market.
NEW YORK, June 12,-COFFEE-Spot
Rio. iltllet. No. 7. lnvolre. fie. MIM. nufnt-
iiiuuvii, Kiiiiiivic, iinrr prices nna 110.111-
uuiiuii rr prominent irntures ot touay s
develoiiineuts nn tho local exchange, 'Hie
mnrket Olioneil steady, with nrlrex 1111.
changed to 5 points lower, and later beenme
henvv under llnuldatlon of local hnl,lltitr
anil -iunK mr loreign account, prompted uy
uiauppuiuiiiiB burupeun uuvicei, tne pros-
Ex-rlshts. "Hid.
Ilnnk Clriirlngs.
CIIICAaO. Juno 12, Clearings. $25,726,295
balances, $1,574,603; posted exchange, $4.86tf
4.ti9; Now vnrg exenange, oc premium.
CINCINNATI. June 12 Clearings. $3,978.
850; money, 3V4Q6 per cent; New York ex
rhanire. 20c nremllim.
NKW YORK. Juno 12.-Clenrlnss. t-V-1.-
9.VfM; balances, fi7,v..2"9.
ST. LOUIS, Juno 12.-Ccarlnes, $T,Wl,9jl
Totals 3,317 11.292 1,074
CATTLE Thero wns a fair run of cattle
here today and other markets also had a
good supply. Chicago was reported steady
on best and weak to 10c lower on others,
which naturally bad a bad effect upon tho
market at this point.
There were about 100 cars of beef steers
on sule (his morning, und tho market
opened up about steady on some of the
best grades. As high ns $5b6 was paid
early In the morning, but after the bolter
loads had been nicked uo Dackers were
bidding weak to a dime lower. In other
words they wanted to buy their cattle to
tlay for whnt they paid on Monday. Sell
ers, an the contrary, thought they ought
to set steady prices, and n a result the
market was very slow from start to finish.
There wero not many cows and heifers
on snle this morning, and buyers took hold
In fairly good shape and bought them up at
Just about stendy prices with yesterday.
Good heavyweight stuff In particular was In
good demand and wns picked up In good
reason. Tho commoner kinds also sold
fully as well as they did yesterday.
Hulls were slow ami weak unless ths
quality was satisfactory, but anything good
could be quoted steady with yesterday.
Veal calves did not show much of any
chnngo, but stngs wero a little lower than
they were yesterday.
Thero were very few Blockers and feed
ers In tho yards this morning, as has been
tho case for somo time past, and the de
mand wns equal to the cupply nt good,
steady prices. The commoner kinds, how
ever, wero negiectoa nnii ratner Blow sate.
Representative sales:
Kansas City Live Muck Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. June 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 5,600 head natives. 2.000 head Tex
ans, 500 head calves: best grades, steady:
common, steady to 10c lower; choice beer
steers, $5.60fi'5.95; fnlr to good, $5.005. 45;
ptockers and feeders, $3.75'ij 1.90; western
fed steers, $1,755(5.70; Texans and Indians,
$l.50fi'5.50: Texus grass steers. $3.104.60;
cows, $3.35fll,75; heifers. $3.60u5.25; runners,
$2.4013.23: bulls. $3.15fl I.S3; calves. $3.00H5.00.
HOiiS tteceipts. aD.ft") neno; mnriiei
strong to 5c higher; top. $6.0714: bulk of
rales, $5.SViT.00; heavy. $5.95fJi5.07H: mixed
packers. $5.Sfl6.00; light, $5.75575.90; plge,
5.21XH5.70.
SHEEP AND LAM HS Recelnts. 5.000
head; mnrket stendy to 10c lower; western
lambs. u.wm.ii; western wetnnrs, w.wj
4.30; western yenrllngs, $4.3jf4.i; owes, $3.60
ffM.00: culls. $2.23f3.25; Texas grass sheep,
$3.2.Vff3.70; Texas lambs, $4.25(fi 1.60; spring
lnmbs,
St. I.nnln Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOCIS. June 12.-CATTLE-Recolpts.
4.600 hend. Including 2.0W Texans; market
stendy; native shipping and export st-ers,
$5.00(fi6.10; dressed beef and butcher steers.
$1.301?fi.f.r: steers under l,i ins., -.j.iov-ti.iu;
stockers nnd feeders. $2.755.00; cows nnd
hrlfprs. S2. 00(175.10: ennners. $1.60fI2.); bulls.
$3.1004.25; Texns anil Indlnn steers, $3.C0Q
30; cows
HOCtS-
(n Htrnnir
em. JVR.VfI6.00- butchers. $0.05.776.25.
SHEEP AND LAMliS Iteceipis,
hend: mnrket steady; native muttons, $3.H)
74.25; Iambs, $4.25iJ5.25; culls and bucks,
$2.50174.25; stockers, $2.60.
No.
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F. 30- rows nnd heifers. J2.70(f? 1.35
-Ileroipis, 7, kio neu'ii miimn siniuy
g; pigs nnd lights. 55. 8.Vfi5.0; pack-
Sew York Live Monk Market.
NEW YORK. Juno 12. REEVES Re.
celpti. 2.235 head; steers, 10c hlghor; bulls
nnd rows, steany 10 1.1c 011. siwrs, j.-u.,i
6.00; oxen and stngs. $2 76Tf4 S0; hulls, $3.00
3.15; cows, $2.25171.25; no change In cnhlcu;
shipments. 2.W quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 2,171 head: veals, slow,
".fn-e lower; buttermilks. 3.W?50o lower:
veals. $t. 00ft5.50: choice nnd extra. $5.6f7'
5.75: few fancy, J6.0uJ76.25; buttermilks, ja.oo
473.40.
SHEEP AND LAM HS Receipts, 3.362
head; sheep nnd yeuillngs. dull and heavy;
sheep, lower; good lambs, 25e higher; sheep,
$2.60S3.75; common yearlings, $1; lambs,
$5.60516.75.
HOGS -Recolpts, 4,574 head; market llrmer
nt $6.:5yf..60.
St. .InepU Live fltoek Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. June 12. CATT LE Re
mints 1 una heml! mnrket steady: natives.
II.tWs.O.': eows nnd heifers. $2.25(33.25;
veals, $I.2.W.I0; bulls nnd stngs, J2
kliu.kf.rH. i'i Tf.'fll.TO.
HOGS Receipts, R.10O head; mnrket steady
til fiO nigner: cirpeo .,to iohci, imiii iiim
light mixed, $3.8Vfl6.(Vh medium nnd heavy,
iX OTU.T7fi.lfl! nlcs. M.6ft1f5.05: bulk. $5 90.R6.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts. 3.100
head; market slow and steady; Colorados,
J5.W.
Stock lu SlKht.
The following tables shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the four principal
llvo stock markets June is:
irnuie, iioyH. an-i'n
South Omaha
Chlcugo
Kansas City ..
St Lolls
3.131
.21.("d
,. 7,Wo
.. 4,500
10,969
26,0ml
20,500
7,iW
1.115
15,000
5.00(1
2,000
TijtalS
00,121 65.0C3 23,145
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.... 835
790
....1120
.... 7il
.... Mo
.... 916
.... S59
.... 94S
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....1003
....1014
....1215
9t6
.... 'J27
1003
....1233
i". ..109
....1031
....1041
....11C0
....1320
....1017
....lOt.i
. . . .107
....1210
It 1106
1032
12)2
1133
1178
1172
1197
MSI
1119
1223
1196
1166
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STEERS AND HEIFERS.
738'
765
m
, 65.1
791
4 '0
4 !0
4 73
4 '5
4 i5
4 9)
32
10..
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5 91
4 )
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4 90
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5 21
5 35
6 S3
5 53
i 70
6 70
3 60
5 5
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5 25
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5 40
5 61
STEERS AND COWS.
,....1081
....1122
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850
990
735
990
940
840
1030
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9.10
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92
840
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COWS AND HEIFERS.
... 488 4 0) 9 1032
...1120 4 70
HEIFERS.
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,.. 600 3 U0 1 . . ..... 170
, .1530 3 15 21 TOO
970 1 50 1 .... 1030
1110 3 73 12 20
, 1340 1 '6 17 10.4
4 70 2 1380 5 30
5 10
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2 CO 2 1220 3 75
3 SO 1 1010 3 75
2 75 1 (60 3 73
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3 75 7...- 103. 3 15
2 75 1 790 3 H
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3 15 2 775 4 53
3 23 1 1120 4 3S
3 25 1 1200 4 .13
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3 25 C 6S 4 33
3 ti 2 HIS I 40
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3 4) 5 1120 4 10
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3 0 3 1166 4 40
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3 1 950 I 55
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3 60 2 910 4 60
3 i'i 1 1250 4 70
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HE SPEAKS FOR IRRIGATION
Prof. MrniL Aurleitltiirnl llrimrl nirnt
Evpert, .tiienri Mefore (lie
I ml 11 st rli.l turn iul 1 1111.
WASHINGTON. June K.-Prof Mrnde.
tho Agricultural department's Irrigation
expert, continued his testimony before thn
Industrial commission today. He snld thnt
Irrigation Is necessary In two-ilfths of tho
nren of tho I'nltcd States to make farming
profitable. To those Inclined to consider
It n sectional question, ho would say thnt
Irrigation within tho past few yenrs had
redeemed nn nren In Louisiana nnd Texas
Inrger than somo New England stntes. Mus
ing an Increase lif tho Vnlilo of Innd from
$5 to from $50 to $100 nn ncrc.
Ho also snld that Irrigation is coming to
ho considered a necessary ndjunct (11 mnr
ket gardening along tho Atlantic const. Ho
estimated thnt there nro not fewer than
76,000 Irrigation ditches In the United
Stntes, costing a totnl of not less than $200,
000.000, nnd pos-lbly much more. Ho ad
vocated government nld, under certain re
strictions, In reclaiming somo tcctlon of
tho country hy Irrigation.
In tho afternoon, Thomns Turnbull, rep
resenting tho Son Frnnclsco Chamber of
Commerce, testified concerning labor con
ditions in California. He snld that, gen
erally speaking, skilled labor receives h-t-ter
wages In California than In the east
ern stntes, while thero Is no slmllnr differ
enco In Hip wnges of unskilled lnbor. Ho
cxpressod tho opinion thnt the chrnpnciis of
Chinese lnhor Is duo nlmost entirely to the
Inefficiency of tho Chinese as laborers.
Speaking of the Chinese, ho said tho senti
ment In California wns generally favor-
ablo to their proscription, ns they wore not
dcslrnbln acquisitions from nny point of
view.
POSTMASTERS TO GET MORE
Annual llrmljiistnivnt uf Salaries
OIvm 1,770 nn Increase
220 Are Iteilticffl.
smREP Ther worp only a few enrs of
sheep and lambs on sale this morning, but
evidently there wore enough to meet the
requirements of local puckers. Clipped
lambs did not sell so much different from
yesterday, but. If anything, tho tende.npy
was in the direction of lower prices. Tho
best ones on the market brought $4.50.
Wethers were slow sale and weak to a
dime lower than yesterdny. Ono bunch
brought $4.00 nnd up to a late hour thoro
were others unsold. Ewes wero also
neglected und lower.
Quotations: Choice clipped wethers, $3.io
SUM; fair to good clipped wethers, $3.60W
3.75; choice clipped ewes, $3.25fi3.60; folr to
good clipped ewes, $3.00(33.25; cholco wooled
Tamhc 14 noffT.VlB: fnlr to cood lambs. $l.i0W
4.90; choice clipped lambs, $4.50(34.76; fair
to good cuppec. m in do, i.-o'u-i.u.,. ")'"'
lambs, $5,004(5.60; feeder wethers, J3.MHt-4.fW ;
feeder lambs, $4.O0tf4.4O. Representative
sales:
No.. . Ay.
1 buck c .
2rt cull ewes ej
5 Nebraska clipped ewe lfo
B clipped ewes ill
1 rllnned wether 103
171 Nebraska clipped lambs 102
224 clipped lnmbs
90 cupped lamus
1 clipped lamh o
Pr.
$2 60
3 00
3 25
3 50
4 00
4 25
4 40
4 50
4 60
tilonx City Live Stock MnrUit.
Dinirv i-utv innrt 1? fSnfrlnl Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, WO; market
ste3dy; beeves, $5.0u5.fiO: cows and bulls.
1 1 totLfvrtlOZ. tlnpknrd nnH fpfdnrs. S3. 75
04.40; 'calves and yenrllngs, $3.rS4.50.
HUUS-lieceipis, ,-v. Illiiinm vu ii.BMv.i
selling, $5.775.90; bulk, $5.S2Via6.65.
PORTO RICO NAVAL STATION
Lonif Will He ml nvnl Oftlcers to In-
venttgnte Ail vlsiiliintv or nm-
tnlillsliliiK Tlieni.
WASHINGTON, June 12. Socretary Long
n-lll nnnnlnt a board of naval officers
shortly to proceed to Porto Rico to examine
Into tho advisability of establishing n
United States navnl station on that Island.
Admiral Luce has already raado somo in
vestigation of the naval advantages pos-
nsBPd hv Torto Rico. His inquiries, bow-
ever, related to tho establishment of a
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rendezvous for warsnips, nnu iuo Biimu
Island of Culehra, lying off Porto Rico, wns
thought to possess advantages for such a
West Indian rendezvous. Tho present In-
nutrv takes n broader scopo and con
templates not only a rendezvous for ships,
hut tho establishment of o first-class naval
station at one of the eastern outposts of
the Antilles Tho Mayflower win no pinceu
at the disposal of tho board.
Tllll HEALTY .MAHKKT.
INSTRl'M ENTS filed for record Tuesday,
j uno i-. yj'n-
Wnrmnty Dci'ils.
W. L, Selby ot nl to A. Deems, mi
2. block 1, Cnrthoge add.......... $ wl
Mnrla Holnnss to Scandinavian loung
Men s Christian nssociniioii, s
lot 16 nnd o 16 feet of s 60 feet lot Id,
C.,i. 11 n. I'u lul mli! 2. 6"l)
Rntes-Smlth Investment company to S.
n ii.oiar o s font of w 51.05 feet
lots 23 nnd 21, block 4, Hanscom Place I, ono
Elriora. Palmateer and husband to Ci
F. Harrison, nVi lot 4, block 6, Kirk-
wood ndd
liertha Habcock to F. R. PalmntdT,
lot S, block 1, Murysvlllo artel ..... - --
A. E. Swecsy to J. C. White, lot 1. o
block 6, Sweesy's ndd..... -'-J
B. J. Corrlgnn to Anna Corr pan, lots
12, 13, 14, block 2, I.ogail 1-invB "
Nebhrarsk,Hr0:on,n' nnd Ru.MIng ' n.'ioela
tlon to Hcnsli! 4'nhlll, lot 3, block 2,
Ovfnril Plnrn . .
Unit flnliii Deeds.
W. F. Swecsy and wife to A E.
Sweesy. lot 1, block 6, Sweeny s add 1
Total amount of transfers $S,ll
WASHINGTON, June 12. The nnnuil
readjustment of postmasters' salaries hns
Just boon completed In tho oillco of tho
first assistant postmnstor general, the re
sult being that on tho tlrst of July 1.770
postmasters will receive Increased pay nnd
229 will rocclvo reduced compensation. Tho
total reduction Is $2'?, 400 nnd tho nggrrg.itc
Incroaso $2ir.,600, making n net lncron.io of
$187,200.
In only ono tnstnnco, that of Now Or
leans, does the tncreneo amount to ns much
as $1,000, Thero aro thrco Increases of
$500 each, fourteen ot $100. forty-nine i f
$300, 225 of $200 and 1.478 of $100.
Twelvo ofllces of tho second class will b
advanced to tho first. class, and nlnoty-slx
from tho third to the second class. Thero
will bo hut ono relegation from tho second
to tho third class (Mlddletown, Pa.) nnd
seven from tho third to tho fourth class.
Tho lncrenso in tho nvorngo salaries ot
postmasters noted Inst year has been con
tinued and this yenr It will be $1,777, ns
compared with $1,781 Inst year. Two hun
dred and twenty-nlno ofllces have been ad
vanced to tho presidential class during
tho past year. Sixteen offices have b.'on
discontinued nnd mado stations of other
ofllces during tho year.
With tho exception of 1000, tho show
ing mailo this year Is bottor than that for
nny other year slnco 1S83, tho first year In
which postmasters' snlnrlcB wero ndjiietttt
on tho present basis.
SOLDIERS WISH TO REMAIN
MnoArthur Sn Inform Wnr Deport
ment nml TrnitNfcrs Will He
Mnilr nt Mniilln.
WASHINOTON", Juno 12. Adjutant Oen
oral Corbln has recolvcd tho following
cablegram from General MacArthur nt Ma
nila: "A largo number of men In regular regi
ments ordered United States with to re
main hero. Authority requested transfer
those dcBlrnblc to regiments remaining."
Gcnoral Corbln has cabled a reply to
Genernl MacArthur granting him ths
authority requested.
Melville rindltt)' In Hoimil Over.
CHICAGO. June 12.-Melvllle Chester
Flndlny, who was arrested hero Monday on
numerous charges of forgery, waived the
preliminary hearing today and was held
to the grand Jury In bonds of $2,400. Flnd
lny Is the son of a Kansas City business
man, a graduate of Yale, and admits that
he has had exceptional advantages In lite,
but ho Is said to havo passed forgod checks
In nearly all tho Important cities of tho
country. It is alleged thn nt Rloomlng
ton, 111., ho secured $5,000.
Identities IlendlrsR llody.
LOWELL. Mass., June 12. Tho woman
whoso headless body was found In Chelms
ford woods last Hundaj. and whoso head
was found yestorduy, was Identified todoy
as Mrs. Margaret lllonillu of lioaton, Tho
Identification was mndo by Mrs. Margaret
Casey of Lawrence, sister of Mrs. lllondln.
Tho dend woman married Mr Uloiidln, a
French-Canadian mill operative, Inst Feb
ruary. It Is not known whero tho man
Is nt present.
LEGAL .VOTICE.
10
RECEIVERS NOTICE.
In the jjisiriot i-ourt In and for Douglas
Ccunty, Nebrasku.
William G. Madden, plaintiff, against No
brnska I'lro Insurance Company et nl.. de
fendants, Notice to creditors of said In
surance, company to present their claims
for dividends.
To ull creditors of the Nebraska Flro In
surance company who havo not churned or
received tneir respective iiiviaeuus Hereto
fore ordered m thu nbovo entitled notion,
v.ni. and ench of you. are hereby notl:led
that in and by tho ordr of the court lu tho
above entitled action, mado mid entered on
tho 4th day of May, A. D. 19ul. vou must
present for payment your respective claims
for lUVUieilua lieilHUlllIU uiuuivt, it, c,l
..niinn within CO days from tho completion
of tho publication of this notice, which t'mo
Will expire on ino oibi iijj m nwu".
1901. and that unlcas you so do y'our respec
tive rights to such dividends will bo con
cluded and you will bo burrod of tho right
to participate In tho funds appropriated
''sich'clalms may be presented nt tho
oillco of tho under-lgned receiver lu tha
llrown block, In the city of Omaha, lu
Douglas county aforesaid, or transmitted
to him nt that address by mall.
Dated this 25th day of .May, A. D. 1901.
Li.in.il AL13ERT U. WYMAN,
Receiver "f the. nald Nebraska Flro Insur
ance company. May30d-un-3ut
OLDEST! StFliyr: REST!
WALL STREET
Money Will Enrn lllif .Monthly Return
The Investor's Fund Pays Seinl-Monthiy.
Tho oldest estnlillwhed In America, ho
certltlcate-hnldcr ever lost a cent. Pay
ments mado. to ull sulwcrlbp.rs every 15
days. No trouble. No demy. Money
refunded on demand. Write today for
particulars, free to any addres.
(7. i:. iia( ki;i .v en.,
Hudson lliilldlnu, .Vi'iv Voile,
'ri'riiinui. o;;:i.
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to James K. Iloyd & Co.,
OMAHA. NEH.
COMMISSION
(JllAIN. PHOVISIO.VM AM) MOCKS.
Unkill of Trmln HiilldliiK.
Direct wires to Chicago and Now York.
Correspondni'jc, John A. Warren & Co.
EDWARD C. HEEMAN
Now with
Jones iJo.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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