TJTE OMAITA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1003.
COMMERCIAL ASD FINANCIAL
Good Demand Sends Up Prices oa tie
Board of Trade.
GRAINS AND PROVISIONS IMPROVE
Decrease la the Visible Starts the
Final Rally, Althoah' Other
. Factors Also Coatrlbot
to the Strena-tb.
CHICAGO. Juno 29. After a weak open
ing prices in both the grain ana provmlon
pita showed a marked Improvement on a
good demand and September wheat closed
unchanged, September corn c higher and
oata up ic, while provision were from
IVtc to ftic higher.
Weakness characterUed the early trad
ing in whrnt. due to reports of general
rnins In the northwest, lower cables, large
world's shipments and a bearlan Canadian
crop report. September opened Vtfc "
Vgc lower at uc to 77",c. with july oft
He to lfec at "(to to 8O0. Many of the longs
had wheat for sale and the early selling
pressure was very urgent and a good deal
of long stuff waa sold out. Outside mar
kets were considerably lower, which con
tributed to the depression. Heptemuer de
clined to 77c, with only a small demand.
A decrease of over l,0vu,000 bushels In the
visible supply brought out a better ue
mand toward the noon hour and prices
started In an upward, direction. Septem
ber waa especially in good demand and
sold up to 'iSiic, while July rallied to sue.
liuylng by the northwest, with denials
that the ralna in that aectlon were of little
consequence, wss largely responsible for
the late firmness. September closed un
changed at 78VMJ78V-. but July was lc
lower at 79Tc. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 12,900 bushels. The
amount on passage decreased 9r,0uu bush
els. Primary receipts were 495,100 buohels,
against 635,000 bushels a year ago. Minne
apolis and Duluth reported receipts of 819
cars, which with local receipts of 24 cars,
1 of contract grade, made total receipts for
the three points of 343 cars, against &J0
cars last week and 624 cara a year ago.
Conditions favored the bears In the corn
pit and opening prices were weak In sym-
atny witn ine weaaness in wunnt mm on
ha liberal receipts and extremely favorable
weather. The aelllna waa oulte generally
early In the day, but later, with the changa
In sentiment In wheat, a good demand de
veloped and the market became strong.
Covering by shorts and buying by bulls on
the small estimated receipts for tomorrow
helped in the upturn. There was no spe
cial feature in trading. The close was
strong, with September e higher at 50ie,
after selling between 49Sc and B0Tc. July
was up c at 60ttc Local receipts were
9J1 cars, with 92 of contract grade.
The feature of the trading In oats was
the decline In the July delivery and the
apparent abandonment of the deal which
had been in progress for some time. The
weakness In other grains, the apathetic
state of the cash tnsrket and increased
local stocks were against the bulls. July
sold between 89c and 39c, closing at 39V4c,
a loss of iv,c. Local receipts were 329 cars.
Provisions were weak early, in sympathy
with grains and on liberal receipts with
lower prices at the yards. Brokers were
active buyers at the decline and a rapid
advance followed. The close was at the
top, with September pork up 60c at 116.
September lard was 17c higher at 38 63
and ribs were up 174e ,t $8.80.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
40 cars; corn, (70 cars; oats, 305 cars; hogs,
JS.OOO head.
The leading future ranged as follows:
r
Articles. Open. HIgh. Low. Close. Sat'y.
Wheat I I
a July soVW, 804 79H 80H 81H
bJuly Wi',9 80V, 79 79" 80
a Sept. 77N,774 78 78H imlW
bBept. 7777 78Vi 77 78HSKj783
Corn I
June ! 60V,1 49
July 494cTH Vt 49 60 4!i
Sept. 4V87 60 4W 60 60
Dec. ' 4Sfafe 49 48 49 48
Oats I I
July 3939 S9 39 391 404
Sept. I!38 34 83 84 83
Dec. 33tt 34 83 84V.l33Va.34
Pork- I I
July I 16 0:i IS 80 15 02 15 80 1 15 17
Sept. 16 25 16 00 I 15 25 1 00 15 40
July" t 07 27 S 07 8 25 1 8 12
Sept. S 15 846 825 8 46 J 8 27
Ribs I
July 8 0 8 75 8 60 8 7618 62
Sept. 866 880 860 8 80 8 62
No. 1 a Old. b New.
Cash ouotations were on follows:
TTT.rrJBtv
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 7780c; No. 8, 75
80c: No. 2 red. 79'riSOV4c.
CORN-No. t 50c; No. 3 yellow, 483
48MrC.
OATS-No. J, 939c; No. S white, 88'3
89, C.
RYE No. 2. 62c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 431f46c; fair to
Choice malting. 49io2c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 11.01; No. 1 north
western. 11.04: prime timothy, $3.85; clover,
contract rrnd. $11. 5011.76.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per phi., $15.80
W15.90; lard per inn ins.. .x.aKyx.a.; snort
rlhs sides, floose). 3V 078. 75: dry salted
shoulders (boxedl. $8.0Vti8.12; short clear
sides (boxed). .. VMJ.w.
Following are the receipts and shipments
of flour and grain naiurciay:
Receipt. Shipments.
Flour, bbla
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye, bu
Barley, bu.
12,I0 13.200
. 25,100 114.300
.6SO.1O0 4O3.100
.n. i9s,ino
. 10,000 21,000
. 65,300
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was easy; creameries, luft-Mc;
dairies, lM?l8c. Eggs, firm at mark, cases
Included, 12!gl4c.
NEW YORK GRXBHAI, MARKET.
(taotatloas of tbe liar on Various
Coramodltlea.
NEW YORK, June 29 FLOUR Receipts,
28.634 bbls. ; exports, 7.847 bbls.; market was
quieter, but held at old figures. Rye flour,
firm; fair to good, $3.003.35.
CORNMEAL Steady ; yellow western,
$1.14; city, $1.12; Brandywlne. 33.1233.20, kiln
dried.
RYE Firm; No. t western, 62c, f. o. b.,
afloat; stnte. 6859c, f. o. b . afloat.
BARLEY Quiet; feeding, 62c, c. 1. f.. New
York; malting, 51&57c.
WHEAT Receipts 112,175 bu.; exports,
112.036 bu.; sales. 2.240.000 bu. futures. Spot,
steady: No. $ red, 86c, nominal, elevator,
and 80c, nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
northern Duluth, 93c. f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
hard Manitoba, 93c, f. o. b.. afloat. More
rain in the northwest prompted another
bear attack on wheat today, forcing a
sharp early decline, from which prices
later rallied on claims that the rains had
been Insufficient. Cables were lower on
weekly stutlatks being generally bearish.
The close nevertheless was rather firm at
l'alo net advance. Bales Included: No. 2
July. 85i!,'Ac. closed at 86ic: September,
M(82 il-lfic, closed at 82c; December, 81
(iS2c. closed at 82?nc
CORN Receipts. 231,000 bu.; exports. 97.640
bu.; sales, xs.uou ou. rutures ana ao.ooo tni.
spot; No. X 68c. elevator, and 68c. f. o. b.,
afloat: No. 2 yellow. 6kc: No. I white. 68c.
Options weakened In the forenoon on favor
able crop news, tut reeoverea arter mid
dav on forecast of showers and active de
msnds from shorts, closing partly frc net
higher. July, 574&&Kc. closed at 67c; Sep
tember, M'(?57c, closed at 67 $-16c; De
cember. 664ifc, closed at tto.
OATS Receipts, l4.6oO bu.; exports, 110
bu. Spot, Arm; No. I, 43c; standard white,
47Uc: No. $. 43V.C; No. $ white, 47c; No. I
white, 47c; track white western and track
white state, 43ifi48c. Options were fairly
active and irreaular with other markets.
HAY Steady; shipping, Suttfttc; good to
enmce. ii.avi.u
HOPS Dull: stats, common to choice,
174i c; 19ul. 14fl7c; olds, MfiSc; Pacific
coast, 1902, UVaac; 19ul, Hyl7c; olds, i
a sc.
HIDES Steady; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.
IV; California. 21 to 26 lbs., tic; Texas, dry,
14 to M lb,.. 14c.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock sols, Ruenos
Ayres, light to heavy weights, acid. 24
26We.
RICE Firm: domestic, fair to extra, 4
417c: Jsnan. nominal.
PROVISIONS Beef, easy: family. $1000
till 00; mess. fx nows in; neer nama. i w
20 00; packers . its tUNrnu.uo; city extra man
mess. $15 tky IT 00. Cut meats, steady: pick
led bellies. $9 2fjri0.75; plcklel shoulders,
37 6o800: Pickled hams, ill 76.nl2.0O. Lard
dull; western steamed. $8.60: June closed al
M 60, nominal: renneo, steadv; continent
SK titi : fiocih America. $9 80. Pork, easier
family. IK oonift.iO; short clear, $16. 7&0 18.00
mesa, $l7.iwr?( oo.
TALLOW-Dull; city. 4Q6c; country.
5V.e.
Bl'TTER Receipts, 10.937 pkgs.; extra
uneAttled; state dairy, 1692oo; creamery,
BOOB Receipts. 10.875 pkgs.: steady: ex
tras. ltVc; western seconds to firsts. 15W.'e,
81 OAK Raw, steady; fair rennlng. SHc
centrifugal, 96 test. St-16c: molaiHea sugar,
l'c; renned. steady; crushed, t.46c; pow
dered. 4 9Gc: granulated, 4 86a.
POULTRY Week: western spring. l?c
fowls. l."o: turkeys, llih Uc; dressed. Arm
west era broilers, 8t'022c; fowls, 13c; turkeys,
1JI le.
w RTALB There waa a decline of 1 I
the prhe of Spot tin In London, where It
cioe4 at tU7, wall future there lost 10a,
closing at 124. Locally tin was quiet, with
spot quoted at Copper in Irfindon wss
higher, spot advancing i.s to 57 std. while
futures were 7s 6d higher at 67 6s. In New
York copper remnlns dull and nominal;
lake and electrolytic. $14 E0; casting, $14.
Lend, unchanged In Irfindon at 11 los and
In New York at $412. Spelter advanced
2a 6d In Iondon to 20 2s6i, but remained
unchanged and nominal here st $5 1 ?'d 25.
Iron closed at 62s tid In Olssgow and at 4fia
10H-d In .Mldrllesliorough. Lfcslly Iron wss
quiet and more or less nominal; No. 1
joundry northern, $19. 20.00; No. 2 foundry
northern, $l.fintj 19 .00; No. 1 foundry south
ern soft, $l.ooi 19.60. Warrants nominal.
OMAHA W HOLKSALH MARKET.
Condition of Trade and (tnotatloaa oa
Staple and Fancy Produce.
Enr.S Fresh stork, loss off, 13'6'12c.
LIVE I'Ol'LTR Y Hens, 7fiRc; spring
chickens, per lb., l.V'ulTc; roosters, accord
ing to ng", Vn'yc; turkeys, Utfltic; ducks, 6J
7c; peepe, 670.
Bl'TTER-Pncklng stock, 145l5c; choice
dairy. In tubs, 15filic; separator, 21j22c.
irpt.-sif I.'isr Fresh cauaht trout. 94c:
pickerel, 8c; pike. 9c; perch. He; buffalo, ic;
blueflsh. 11c; whllell'h, 9c; salmon, 16c; had
dock, 10c; codfish, 12c; redsnapper, 10c; lob
sters, boiled, per lb., 25c; lobsters, green,
per lb., 23c; bullheads, 11c; catfish, 14c; black
basa, 17iU20e; halibut, loc; snan roe. c per
pair, roe shad, $1 each; crapple, vc; ner
rlng 0c; perch, 6c; white baaa, 10c; blueflna,
8c.
BRAN--Per ton, $1S.
HAYl'rirr nuoted bv Omaha Wholessle
Dealers' nasoclntloh: t;holce No. 1 upland,
$10; No. 2. $9.60; medium, $9; conrse. $8.50.
Rve straw, $7 inese prices are iair nay oi
good color nnd quality. Demand fair and
receipts light.
COlt.N 4oC.
OATS 40c.
RVE No. 2, 50c.
VEGETABLES.
OLD rOTATOES-Northern stock, per
b.. $1. ...
NEW potatoes southern, per id., zc.
PARSLEY Per dox. bunches, 30e.
PARSNIPS Per bu., 40c.
CUCl.'MBERS-Fer dox., 50c; home grown.
35c. .
BEANS Home grown, wax. per DU. dox.
$1.50, string, per bu. box. $1.60.
CAULlr L,UWliK Home grown, pev uu..
50c. .
CABBAGE New California, per ID., 2c.
TOMATOES Mississippi, per 4-basket
crate, $1.00.
KHUHAHB- Fer ID., 1C.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.60.
ONIONS New California dry, per lb., 2c;
Texas, per lb., 2c.
CELElli Micnigan, per aoa., too.
FRl'ITS.
STRAWBERRIES Colorado, $3.00.
BLACK RASPBERRIES Per 24-plnt
ense, $3. ....
RED KABI'DEKKItB-ier iH-pmi um,
HW.
KBhiKKieJM i'er Zl-quan cane,
APRICOTS California, per box, $1.40.
PEACHES California, per box, $125.
PLUMS California, Clyman, per box,
140. ... . M
CHEKKIEB cailiornia, wntte ana piaci,
nee 1 ifc-llt hnf 11.
UAM ALUL rii r lonaa, per crate, a.owa1
4.00.
APPLES New stock, bu., 750.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. cartons, 76o;
Turkish, per 18-lb. box, 18c,
ORANGES California navels, fancy, for
176 and smaller sizes, $4; for 150 and larger
sizes, $3.25; Mediterranean, all sixes, H.oo'jJ
8.25; Jaffa, $3.253.50; fancy blood, per half
box. t'i.
LEMONS California lancy, an sixes.
$4.50t)4 75; Mcsslnas, $4.
DATES Persian, in 7U-ID. Doxes, per id.,
(c; per case of 30-10. pKgs., J.a.
PiNiiAj:"PL.i!j r loriua, -. u; tuDin, - ou,
' MISCELLANEOUS.
MAPLE 8LOAK Ohio, per lb., 10c.
POPCORN Per lb.. 2c: shelled. 4c
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. green,
5t4o: No. 1 sa'.ted. 8c: No. I salted. 7c; No.
1 veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 6c; No. i veal calf.
12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry salted nicies, (yi2c;
sheep pelts, 25tti6c; horsehides, $1.50&i5o.
NliTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb..
16c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 2 soft shell,
per lb., l.tc; rso. 1 nam sneu, per 10., uc;
Brazils, per lb., 12c; filberts, per lb., 12c;
almonds, soft shell, per lb., 16c; hard shell.
per lb., 15c; pecans, large, per lb., 12c;
small per lb., 11c; cocoanuts, per dox., 61c;
chestnut, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb.,
6c; roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c; black
walnuts, per bu., $1; hickory nuU, per bu.,
$1.60.
fit. Louts Grain and Provisions,
ST. LOUIS. June 29. WHEAT Firm: No,
naan olava t-j-t K3f nnmlnal ' fMli V
834i83c; July, 83c; September, 7979c;
No. 2 hard, 79.'(jSlc.
CORN I.ower; No. 2 caah, 50c; track, 60c;
July, 60c; September, 6050c.
OATS Lower; No 2 cash, nominal: track,
Sfcff40c; July, 371c; September, 33c; No.
2 unite, 4tc.
RYE Lower. 61c
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, $3.85
4.00; extra fancy and straights, j.oo(0.o;
clear, i.tyi&i:ia.
SEED Timothv, steady at $2.002.50.
CORNMEAL Steady at ft 80.
BRAN Uulet: sacked, east track. 7882c
HAY Steady; timothy, 811.UO017.OO; prai
rie, . owe 1100.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.05.
B AGG 1 N U-b c.
HEMP TWINE 6c.
PROVISIONS Pork, stronger: Jobbing,
standard mess, $16.2l. Lard, higher at $7.2o
Bacon, strong; Doxed extra shorts, W.Si
clear ribs. $9.o0: short clear. $9.75.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 9c; spring,
13c; turkevs, c; geese, 3j4c; ducks, 7c.
BUTTER Quiet; creamery, 17(&22o; dairy
15jliC
EGGS Steady. 14c.
METALS Lead, steady. $4.02. Spelter,
quiet, $o.5.
xiouuilJis.amoinrni
Flour, bbls 8,000 7.000
Wheat, bu 78.000 7.000
Corn, bu 150,000 22,000
Oats, bu 150,000 22,000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. June 29. WHEAT July,
70a70c; September, 6Bc; cosh. No. 2
hard, 76c; No. 3, 7zc; ino. t reo, inc; xxo, 3,
72(& 75c; receipts, 17 cars.
CORN July, 48c; September, 4645?4c;
cah, No. 2 mixed. 62.52c; .Vo. 2 white,
53H454c; No. 3, 5;(53c.
UATK-NO. i wnue, 4C.
RYE No. 2. 60c.
HAY Choice timothy. $1!; choice prairie.
$7.50-0 11.00.
butter creamery, j.(jic; rancy aairy.
EGGS Firm: Mlsaourl and Kansas stock.
coeeg returned, llc; No. 2 whltewood
case Included, 12c. i
Prices1 at the close were firm and trading
quiet.
PARIS, June 23. Prices on the bourse to
day were nrm throughout, showing an im
provement 111 rentes consequent upon
r'ormer Premier Waldeck-Rousseau's
speech In tne senate on Saturday. Indus-
rials were nrm ana nun a tendency to im
prove. (The private rate of dlxcount was
il-t-lo per cent. Three per cent rentes,
V6t 90c lor the account.
BERLIN, June 9. Exchange on Lonaon,
20 murks 40 pfgs for checas. Dlxcount
rates, short bills for settlement, 6 per
ent; three months, 3 per cent. Btocas on
he bourse today were lirm. An advance
n Iron and coal shares was caused by buy
ng orders from the Rhine and Westpha-
llan manufacturing centers.
London Stork Market.
11NDON, June 29 Closing quotations:-
Conintn. moner fl't New torx Cnrl . .
do irrount It 1-14 Nnrfnlk Waiin.. H
NEW tORK STOCKS AMI DOSDS.
Bin Pennsylvania ft uli,-rlt Ion vtlth
No Disturbance In Market.
NEW YORK. June 29 Today s stock
market showed more animation on a
strongly rising scale than hae been seen
for many weens. Business lor tne nrst two
hours was considerably In excess of the
average for the dally trading of last week.
The market closed very active and strong.
with the top level of the day wen main
tained. Net aalns of 1(0 2 were general
among the leauers and active stocks. Bead
ing was easily the leader of the day and Its
anvame of 2 on the purchase of enormous
blocks on a constantly rising 1 no
Pennsylvania gri up of coalers was conspic
uous throughout ana f ennsyivania iihuu
lirimn thrmikh the odoos tion. wlilcn neia it
for a time at 126 ana rose to the best In the
late dealings, ine grain carriers were ialB
to respond, but they came forward vigor
ously in the final dealings, witn the Pacnios
lcaaing. Liuon racinc ana oouinern i-a-cltic
rose more than 2 over Saturday. The
buying of Reading was conceniratea hiiu
the nersnnailtv of the brokers employed
gave rise to new surmises as to possible
new adjustment or relations anu cunirui m
th of the trunk lines and coalers, as
an outgrowth of the final lodgement of the
new Pennsylvania stoca. ine uniun ui
that stock was an assuring factor upon
sentiment. The apprehension that the price
would give wav wnh the completion 01 the
stock subscription, the motive for support
bv the underwriting syndicate having
passed, was seen to be witnoul ground. The
brilliant success of the subscription was a
stimulating Influence upon the whole mar
ket. The otllclal announcement umi mo
total Issue will be subscribed lor by stock
holders and that 90 per cent of the sub
scriptions were paid In full Indicates a
money requirement of upward of $x5,oo0,000.
That tnis requirement cuuiu ucr.. .i.c
with practically no disturbance in tne
money market has greatly strengthened
contlaence, and tne more so now that it Is
understood that the subscription payments
have not yet been disbursed for payment of
the Pennsylvania's $40,0uo.0o0 notes of last
January, though it is -noted that this loan
would he naia at its maturity in mc
.r third weeks of Julv. The Pennsylvania
subscriptions neem to have operated for
Kfi. r the New York money market
by the diversion of the payments to this
center irom rniiaueipmfi uu ,y,,.
...I. ,niriera Tim nhllltv of the money
market to carry through this operation has
detracted from the fears of a money squeeze
In meeting July 1 requirements, wi n
however, are unprecented In amount, il is
....imoi ht the total interest and divi
dend disbursements for July will amount to
$13ti,800,0U0. Call money ruiea at
inn. i.i.id, . . . -, -
market was iirmer. Discounts rose in i-aris
nnd uriin end the price of money in j-.on
don was higher, but sterling nere was
easier. The condition of the national banks
throughout the country on june .
percentage of legal reserve deposits of 22.8
per cent, compared with 21.68 on April . 9 and
J.., n .lniv ni last vear. 1 he in
crease In loans and discounts since June lb
of last year has been $194,186,119. This does
not constitute a favorable showing on Its
face as to the ability of the banks to meet
the coming demands to move the crops, but
this showing was lost sight of today in face
of tne more imnieumuj o.iuv.v.,..
n uoniiinir was connected with
rumors of a coming Increase In the dividend
disbursements on the siocks 01 tne -".-
Tha rannPIl lit rH 1 1 1 B 111 HID lJl ill"
and the reaction resulting in the
' 1 l kinsa iinrka. The weekly
railroad trafllc statistics show the general
merchandise movement wen
.1- n no nt the arsument that
agricultural communities would not keep up
their demana tor mciwu. . , i
were really in danger. Speculative senti
ment among professional traders became
very buinsn as
a,.. steel 1m were dropped down
near 82 by peralstent selling. The bond mar
ket otherwise was nrm. iwmi
value. $3 620,000. United States bonda were
all unchanged on the last can.
Following are tne quota."""-
York Stock exenange;
Atchlioo 4'Bt. Pul pM......
do plo !" 6'!8outhern PaclBo
Bltlmor 4b Ohio.... 6v, Southern Railway
do pM io fM
C.n.dlio Pcl6o ....12614 T.XM & '"J"
Ontrml of N. J U6 T.. St. L. 4t W..
CheutPMks Ohio.. SH! o pfo
Chicago & Alton MV.iUnlon PaclBo ....
do pfd . Z PM
Chicago A Ot. W.... ;;v,wbh.
A u ntA 33VI do pfa
Chicago A N. W....171WW. U K.
ll-X, " I". CI.V.W ....
2:(i do ptd
H Adama Exprena .,
IS lAmer. Eipreaa ..
,Hi II. 8. Cxpreaa....
VQIB' ;argo B.X.,
Anarn1a
At'-Mann
do pfd. S
Baltlmur A Ohio H
anadlan PaclBc 1J7
heaaneakft A Ohio.. .1ftl
lllraao U. W
C. M. St. P...
I)fnr
Denver A R. Q...
do pfd
Erie
do lt pM
do 2d Md
Illlnnla Central
Iioulnvllle & Nana
I . K. S, T
BAR SILVER tjuiet at 24 5-ld per ounce.
MONEY 2ft3 per cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills i.
-'"ii'fU 11-ih per cent and Tor three months
bills Is 2'&:,!i per cent.
Boston "took Quotations.
BOSTON. June 2.-Call loans. $4 per
cent; time loans, 4f((5 per cent. Official
closing prices on stocks and bonds:
Atrhlaon 4a 1V Amalgamated .
Mci. Central 4a 74 Ulnabam
1,K'I. Hecla.
Chicago T.
do pia
C. C. C. & St. L.
Colorado Boulhcro
do lat M
do Sd yld...
Dela. & Hudson lis Amal. Copper ..
...17
... fOrt
... 14
...
... 28 "4
... 2
... 41
... 2
...
... 24
... 46Va
... 11
...
..121
...IBS
. . .IDS
...190
... GO
Dela.. L. A W..
IMnrar A Rio O
do ptd
Erie
do lat ptd....
do Id ptd....
Hocking Valley
do pld
Illinois Central
lowa central
do pld
K. C. Southern.
do ptd
Louis. A Naan..
Manhattan L ...
Met. St. Rjr
Minn. & St. L..
Missouri Paclnc
M.. K. A T
do ptd
& F.
88
11
at
23
46 s
2
Visible Supply of Grain.
NEW YORK. June 29. The statement of
visible supply in store and afloat Saturday,
June 27, as compiled by the New York
Produce exenange: Wheat, 1Y, 4,000 Dush
els, decrease, 90,0u0 bushels: corn, 5,907, i0
bushels, Increase, 557,000 bushels; oats,
4.556,000 bushels, increase, 878,000 bushols;
rye, 70,otv Dusneis, aecrease, do.uuu Dusnein;
barley, 616,000 bushels, decrease, 69,000
bushels.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 29 WHEAT-gpot.
steady; No. 2 red. western winter, 6s 3d;
No. 1 California, 6s 6d; futures dull; July,
6s 5.d: Seutember. 6a 6kd.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed, oa
d; futures dull; June, nominal; July, 4s
i: Septemrjer, 48 6'V.
l'EAS Canadian, dull, 6s 9d.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), firm.
A J 10S(SA ius.
Philadelphia Prod sice Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 29.-RUTTER
Weak and lc lower; extra western cream
erv. 21c: nearby nrlnts. 22C
EGGS Steady, fair demand; fresh nearby.
liVtc: western, lie: southwestern. 16c:
southern, 15filSc.
CHEESE Firmer, good demand; New
York full creams, choice, new, 1111c;
rair to gooa, iu''a io-vc.
Minneapolis Wheat, Floar and Dran.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 29 WHEAT Cash
85c; July, 83c; September, 76o; No. 1
hard, Wc; No. 1 northern. 85c; No. j
northern. 644c: No. 2 northern. MSc.
r LOCK nrst patents, 4 30B4.5O; second
patents, $4.2ou4 30: first clears, $3 Xa3 3o;
secona clears, yi v0i .
BRAN In bulk, tl4-Ou14.60. .
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 29 WHEAT Mar
ket steady. Close: No. 1 northern. 88vf
rac; o. z nortnern, eowositc; eeptemDer,
78c.
RYE Steady : No. 1. 54Wr)6c.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2, 6ed60c; sample,
CORN September. 50c.
Dnlntk Grata Market.
DULt'TH, June 19. WHEAT To arrive.
No. 1 hard. 86c; No. J northern.. 84c; No.
t, 82c: Julv. 64c; Bepteraber, 77c.
OATf-JTtl37e.
Peoria Market. .
PEORIA. June 29.-CORN Lower; Na i.
49c; No. S. 48c.
OATS-Lower; No. 1 white, tJ39c; No.
4. white. KxajS'jc. '
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. June t SEED Clover, firm;
October. $557. Timothy, prime, $1.7$.
14& Amer. C
. 294, do ptd
. UVsiAnier. Lin. Oil....
. 8S do pfd
. gs Amer. Locomotive
. 67"tl P'
, i)i, Amer. S. A R
. 4W do ptd
.nAmcr. Sugar Ret 122
.its N" nTin. io on
. 47 lllrlc. Rap. Tr 67
. !6V'olo. A I S6H
. 4f Columbus A H. coal. 17
.lllConsol. Oss 19H
.137-fc IM'neral KLectrlo ....150
.lllilnt'n'l Paper
. so do pfd
.ltxVlnt'n't Pump
.22 oo pfd ,
. iavNatinnal Biscuit ..
National of Mexico.. 20 National Lead .....
do ptd American ....
N. T. Central 1274 t-acinc van
Nor. A West 45 People's Gas .....
do Did SS irrcMeg nieei Lir.
Ontario A W tl I PW .........
Penneylvanla iZ6,.i-uiiraii -.,. .r.
P., C, C. A St. L.. 7 Republic Steel ...
Reading
do lat pro....
do Id ptd....
Rock Island ....
do pfd
8t. L. A 8. r...
do lat pro....
do Id pfd....
St. L. B. W
do pfd
St. Paul
n. do pfd
... S3 Rubber Goods ..
... tW do t,1
... H Tenn. C. A I....
... 72,11'. 8. Leather...
... 7lV do Pfu
... 73 it- 8- Rubber...
... Vi do pfd
... 17s V. 8. Steel
...39 do Did
...161' Western Union .
61
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. 70
. 1
. 27
. 63V,
.107
. 14
. 71
. 23
. 77
. 62''
. 134
. 60
. SI
. so
o 8c for choice and 10?12c for fancy.
enches, steady, with moaerate innoing
cfnand; choice, 7fi7c; fancy, $10c.
4HI do pfd 91
.... 4V Ontario A Western... W4
Pennlivlranla s
IMnd Mines I"
Reading 26V(
do lat pfd 41
do M pfd 94
Southern Railway.... 2
do pfd f"i'
Southern rerlflc 4
tnlon Pacltlc u
dn pfd 9u
I'nlted States Steal... It
do pfd 91H
Wabaah 26
do pfd 46 Vt
19'
..155
.. 20-4
.. 4S
.. II
.. 411
.. l4
..137
..114
14.
Atchison
do pfd
Ronton A Albsny
llonton A Maine..
HoHton Klevsted .
nlon Farlnc ....
Men. Central ....
Amer. Sugar .....
do pfd ,
Amer. T. A T....
Pom. I. A 8 ,
General Kleitrlo
Maas. E
I nlted
C. 8. Steel
do pfd
Vtcmlnith. Common
Adventure
Alloues
x Asked.
Klectrlo ....179 ilTamai
ilec. pfd M jTrliuo
fruit 104 HTrlnlt
Steel 11 'fnltei
. 96 Centennial
.244 Copper Range ...
.14 loin. Coal ,
.140 Franklin ,
. 2H lnie Korals
. 22 Mohawk
.122joid Dominion ...
.119 ijosceols
.142 kParrot
. nWrianta Pe Copper.
179 iiTamarark
mountain
r
States ....
. 40 t'tah
. 90 Victoria
. 64) Winona
. ttiWolrarlns ,
. S4
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Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Jnna 5 COTTONTho
market opened steady at a decline of 4ff?10
points on disappointing Liverpool cables
and the reports that eight Fall River works
were closing for the week. The whole list
turned easier on liquidation. July dropped
to 12.85c; August to 12.81c and September,
which was especially weak under liquida
tion, reached 12.67c, with the other new
crop months showing pet losses of 16 to 18
points. Receipts at New Orleans were
heavier than expected and this contributed
io tne selling movement, but as the market
worked downward mom shorts turned for
proiits and at the lowest points bull sup
port again developed. Prices were sent
nnck nearly to the best point of the morn
ing, only to turn easier again during the
afternoon and the better character of crop
news. The list was Anally steady at 11
19 points lower, total sales futures were
estimated at 300.nro bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 29.-COTTON
Quiet; steady, sales 850 bales. Ordinary,
10 9-lfic; good ordinary. lle; low mid
dling. 12r; middling. 13o; good middling,
14c; medium fair, 14 13-lfic; nominal. Re
ceipts, 8,952 bales; stock, 65.954 bales. Fu
tures barely steadv. June. 13.80c bid; Julv,
13.8hVit13.90c: AiiKiiat. 13.87ini.90r: October.
10.13T) 10.14c; November, 9.729. 74c; December,
s.woit.h'.tc; January, 9.tWi9.67c.
LIVERPOOL, June 19 COTTON Spot.
more business done, chiefly for exnort:
prices. 6 points lower: American mMrllln
fair. 7.24d; good middling. 7.08d; middling.
6 92d; low middling, 6 fiSd; good ordinary,
6.3fid; ordinary. 6.1fid. The sales of the day
were 6.000 bales, of which 2,000 bales were
for speculation and exnort. and Included
6.700 bales American. Receipts. 1,000 bales,
all American. Futures opened quiet and
closed Irregular. American middling, g. o.
c, June, 6n7'o68d; June-July. 6.6id; Julv
August. 6.f)4'5'6.65d : Ausrust-September. 6.65
fiRUd; September-October. 6.07d; October-
November. 6 5Kd: November-December.
6.40d; December-January, 6S2d; January-
February. 6.31d; February-March, 6 30d.
ST. LOUIS. June 29.-COTTON-Steadv:
middling. 13Vic. Sales, 150 bales. Receipts.
12 bales; shipments, 12 bales; stock, 5,683
bales. .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Both Beef 8teera and Oowt Commanded
About Steady Price.
HOGS SOLD GENERALLY A DIME LOWER
Quality of Sheep nasi Latnba on gale
Rather Inferior and Tendency of
Prices Decidedly Downward oa
that Class of Offerings.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 29.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Otllclal Monday 3,67 7,367 S.719
Same day last week 2,866 7,010 6.447
Same week before 10.7H9 7,60 1.95k
Same three weeks ago... 2.6:0 4.5-T 1,444
Same four weeks sgo.... 3.316 7,6:13 10
Same days last year 1.127 4.557 ,1
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date and compnrkons with last
year: 1903. 1902. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 49;, 714 ZUM6 134,368
Hogs 1,264,306 l,3ti.S14 72,609
Sheep 646,043 413,774 131.269
SATURDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following list shows the number of
cars of feeders shipped to the country
baturday and their destination:
Cattle Cars.
A. A. Plummer, Craig, Neb. M. A O J
N. II. Nye, Pender, Neb
A. Armstrong, Ulidden, la, N. W 1
Averago puce pid for hogs at South
Omaha for the laat several Cays with comparisons:
l !7 t il 1 li 4 o
a RM jn
POUT!! DAKOTA.
cows 1"4 4 1
HEIFERS.
I t t'i 1 444 4 It
,7i "BULLS,
i hm i ii i inn i in
t' urn t in 1 le I 40
' ' 1040 I an 4 7c I 44
i" 7l) I 11 1l 74
l' 1910 1 111 1 14-" I II
t' DM I 14 1 IKS 1 T4
1 14!4 1 4 1 17?0 4 00
1 lino 1 94 t 1740 4 00
930 I 90 1 1740 4 00
1470 I 1
CALVES.
I 141 I Il ' 1 144 I M
1 140 I 00 1 144 I M
10 1H I no 190 ;s
1 ton I on t 14 I 00
1 196 I 00
STAGS.
1 1040 4 00 44 1409 4 10
1 1M0 4 JS
STOCK COWS AND HEIFF.R8.
1 410 I 00 4 427 I 40
1 1090 00 14 4K7 1 SO
1 1ll 1 40 17 951 I SI
I l 1 40 1 11 1 70
1 740 40 11 441 I U
1 977 I 40
STOCK ER8 AND FEEDERS.
I. 494 I 00 10 490 I 71
110 I 25 It 49S I 91
1 144 1 10 1 4M SO
10 loo to - II 140 4 00
1 410 I 40 14 144 4 00
Date. 103. 1902. 1901. 11900 1R99.169S.1897.
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Oil and Rosin.
OIL CITT. June 29.-OTL Credit bal
ances, $1.60; certificates, no bid; shipments,
ire.871 bbls.; average, 79,639 bb!s.; runs, 134,
603 bbls.; average, 80,188 bbls.; shipments.
Lima, 136.092 bbls.; average, 69.532 bbls.:
runs, Lima, 185,870 bbls.; average, 58,791
bbls.
SAVANNAH. June 29.- OIL Turpentine.
firm, 4i"c. Rosin, firm; A, B C, 31.50; D,
11.55; E. n.fiO; F. $1.65; O, $1.70; N, $2,26; I.
$2 66; K, $2.80; M, $2.90; N, $3; WO, $3.10;
NEW YORK. June Zi,-OIL Cottonseed.
firm. Petroleum, steady. Rosin, steaiy:
strained, common to good, $2.052.07H.
Turpentine, quiet, 49H50c.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. June 29. COFFEE Snot
Rio, quiet; No. 7, invoice, bc; mild, quiet;
Cordova. VAiftn'A.c. Futures opened oulet
at unchanged prices to a decMne of 5 points.
and while not specially active ruled still
easier as a result of lower European cables
Bna heavy primary receipts, closing quiet,
net 5fftl0 points lower. Sales were 11,260
bags. Including July at 3.70c; September at
3.95c; November at 4.10fr4.14c: December at
4.40c; February at 4.55c; March at 4.55ig4.60c;
May at 4. foe.
Suarar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. June 29.- SUGAR Raw.
steady: fair teflnlng, 3c; centrifugal, 96
test, 3 9-16c; molasses si-gar, zTtjc; refined,
bteady.
MOLASSES Firm; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 21n40c.
NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-SUGAR Dull;
open kettle, 2rj3 7-16c: open kettle, cen
trifugal, 3i(ff3c; centrifugal white, 4 l-16c;
yellows, o-Nic; seconas, znri.t4C.
MOLASSES Open kettle, nominal; cen
trifugal, 17((j 18c. Syrup, nominal, 19324c.
Dry Goods rMnrkft.
NEW YORK. June 29. -DRY GOODS The
week opens very quietly, with a tendency
to higher prices ana reports or curtail,
ments in all departments. Jobbers natur
ally have had a ery quiet day on account
et tne inclement weather and first hands
have been visited by few buyers. Con
servative purchasing Is the watchword of
buyers, whether having liberal stocks or
not.
t 93 6 70
07 7 07
( 99 I 13 5 70
6 85toj 7 16 5 71
6 76 7 21 6 7
& 77Va 7 15 o il
7 18, 6 76
t IO I t 78
. 6 06 I 7 211 i
Oottl 7 271 6 83,
, nw) 7 6 1
. 6 9i 7 33i 6 89
. 07 7 36 5 65
7 311 6 81
. 6 9K 6 86
, 6 01 7 26
. 6 4'4 7 24 6 83
6 97 7 26 6 88
. 5 94 7 84 6 92
. 6 88H 7 41 5 89
7 44 91
. 6 834 6 89
. 6 77V 7 60
. 6 67Vk 7 69 6 93
. 6 67 7 67 5 99
, 8 70S 7 Bl 6 93
. 6 65Vk 7 62 6 91
7 65 6 87
. 6 66 6 90
4 88 3 501 4 21 3 40
4 831 3 68 4 12 3 32
8 69 4 U
4 101 8 32
,68l J.
3 tiai 4 Oil
3 67 3 88 1 3 30
3 M 3 811 3 81
6 1U 3 bl, Ml 3 29
1 l j ail i
4 83
4 91
4 bl
4 96
ft IK,
I 001
4 92
4 661
4 86
4 89
4 96
3 I
3 64
3 62
3 63
6 031
5 On! 3 64
4 94 8 71
4 J
6 00
6 13
8 85
3 6
3 64 3 71
6 17
6 10
6 03!
6 11
4 99
3 "4
3 65
3 63
3 62
3 21
3 31
3 21
3 s;
3 22
8 18
3 79
3 77
8 90
3 84
3 801 3 21
3 16
3W
3 oil 3 15
3 72 3 21
3 7 'l 3 21
3 681 3 26
3 69 3 23
8 631 3 15
3 64
3 65
3 68
3 621
3 63 I 3 61
3 60 3 24
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of stock brought In
today by each road was:
Koads. cattle, nogs, en p. n ts.
C, M. A St. P 6 84
Mo. Pacific 21
Union Pacific System ..25 9 5
C. & N. W 1 6
F.. E. & M. V 39 18 8 4
C, St. P., M. A 0 10 8
B. & M 60 22 4
C, B. & Q 6 8
K. C & St. J 1
C, R. I. & P., east.... 10 X
C, K. I. & P., west.... 4 8
Illinois Central 1 4
109
16
804
843
217
2S0
148
20
81
41
26
10
8
55
24
2
149
Total receipts 181
The disoositlon of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 663 79 254
Swift and Company 822 1.176 727
Armour A Co
Cudahy Packing Co....
Omaha Co.. K C
Cudahy Co., country..
Swift, country
Armour. Sioux city....
Carey & Benton
Ijonman & co
Hill & Huntzlnger ....
Huston & Co
Livinstnne & Shailer..
L. F. Husi
1.312
1,543
3,541
H. P. Hamilton
Wrtrthelmer
Other buyers 149 .... z7
Totals 4028 7.361 3.635
PiTTI.r ReeMms nt rattle were not ex
tesslve this morning and salesmen started
out with the idea that they ought to get a
little more mnnev than they aid last ween.
Packers, on the other hand, did not want
to pay more than steady prices, and as a
result trading wns not very brisk, although
a fairly early clearance was made.
The beer steer market was rather slow
and the bulk of the cattle sold in Just about
the same notches they did last Friday. In
some cases salesmen were calling the mar
ket a little stronger, but such instances
were rather rare. Packers were willing to
pay steady prices, but no more. The qual
ity of the cattle was about up to the usual
standard and, as will be seen from the
a lea helow. the bulk of the fair to good
cattle sold from $4.40 to $4.80, with the
knln rniln coins' from that un
The cow market was also about the
same as It was last week. Packers seemed
to be anxious for the good stufT and readily
hid fnllv steady prices, but when it came
to the medium kinds trading was not very
brisk and while the market could not be
quoted any lower, it was certainly no
higher. The bulk of the receipts consisted
of steers, so there was no great supply of
cows on sale, ana the most oi mem were
soonpdlsposed of.
Bulls, veal calves and stags did not show
any quotable change. '
There were Just a few loads of stotkers
and feeders in the yards, and while the
demand was not at all brisk, ralesmen
found little difficulty in disposing of what
they had at steady prices with the close of
last week. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
At. Pr.
U. S. nt. Ja. re.
do coupon ......
do la, ri
do coupon
do saw 4a, rI
do coupon ....
do old 4a. P-
do coupon ....
do 6s. m
no coupon
Atrhlaon fan. 4a
do ad). 4a
B O. 4a
do I
do conT. 4s....
xCanada 8o. 2e
C. of Oa. sa
sdo la Inc..
.10114
. 77
. 234
.100
97
81
Kew York Mouey Market
wrw YORK. June 29? MONEY On call.
of M.ih5 ner cent, closing at 3Vi4 nor
cent' time money, firm; 00 days, 4 per cent;
90 days, i per cent; 6 months. 6' per
nt; prime niercaiuuo po.,, u-kvt "
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easier at
$4 8735j4 8745 for demand and $4,849 Kjj4.R5 for
60' days; posted rates. $4.S5Vi and $4.cV4;
commercial bills, $4.84.
SILVER Har, oic; aeit--.in uunnrn, u.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm. . ., ,
The Closing quotations Ull uwiiub ,i. am
follows:
..lua I.. St N. unl. 4a ...
..KM Mci. Cantral 4a
.... 10.4s do lat Inc.,
101 IsMlnn. v St. L. 4s
....1.15V M.. K. at T. 4s
....13oVi do Is
....114 UN. Y. C. (. 1VSS....1U1
....li: UN. 1. C. ten. BS....131H
....lulH No. Paclnc 4s Iu24s
. ...loiVsl do Is 711
.... 49t, tN. A W. con. 4s... I"1
.... 94V Raadinc gen. 4s 9s'4
....101' ft. L. 4V I. M. e. 6s.. mm
..... 94' St. L. 8. F. 4s ... 96
insist. I 8. w. is
lOSSt sdo za
... .10419. A. A A. P. 4a
71 So. Pacific 4s
... a Ohio it. .. W So. Railway la...
iC as A. ivss f isiexaa or rarinc is. .ua
C. B. Q s. 4s.... 43VT.. L. W. 4s.... 77
iC at & St P f 4a. 109 tnlon Pacific 4a 10?
aC. A N. W. 0. 79...1M do conT. 4a 94"
C, K. I. A P. 4s....l14 xWaba.h la 114
COC. A St. I I 4a. . 97-: ao za ,
X'hlcaao Tar. 4s.... so do dab. R
Colo. A Io. 4s !74iWsst Shore 4s.
,D. A R. O. 4s 99 IW. A L. E. 4s
Erla prior lies 4a... 99VWIa. Onlral 4a
do foneral 4a 49 iCon. T.,b. 4s...
y. w A D. C. la...los Colo. Fual a. Is
Hocklns Vallay 4a. 1074
x Bid. I Offered.
Wool Market.
NEW YORK, June 59.-WOOLF!rrn;
fair domestic. 28if32c.
ST. LOUIS. June 29. -WOOL Strong:
medium grades and combing, 16Q21,ic; light
fine, I5(gl8c; heavy fine, 124315c; tub-washed,
18j29c.
Elajlu Mutter Market.
ELGIN. III.. June 29 BUTTER Sold at
24c per pound on the Board of Trade today,
a fall of lVc from last week. The sales for
the district were c31,bo0 pounds.
9
. 7H
. 87V,
1144s
.106
. 73t
.109
. 99
. 41
. 40
. M
Urnr York Mlnlnar Quotations,
NEW YORK, June 29. The following are
the quotauons on the few iora diock ex
change:
Foreign FlnaarlaL
LONDON. June . Money quiet Busl
nesa oa the clock axctuVuge waa lively.
Adams Cos.
A lie
Bhrunawlck Coa.
Comstock Tunnsl
Con. lal. A Vs..
Horn Silvar
Iron Stlvar
Leadillls Cos...
x Offered.
.... l
.... N
.... 10
....
T
....150
....KM
121
1
LlW Ctalsf .,
aOnterlo
Ophip.
lPnneuli
Holoal;
(Savasj)
ltilrrV NcTada
ISmall Hum
ISiauaaaJ
I
..
..4"0
. .lt.0
.. I
.. 11
.. 14
... 70
.. n
..240
Evaporated Apple and arled Frnlls
NEW YORK. June 29. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market is quiet, but desirable
fruit is steadily held; common. 4u5sc;
prime, 64e; choice, tr; fancy, iti'vHc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Spot
prune, firm, the larger sixes jL-Vwtng a
hardening tendency, thouxh isolations
still ranKe from Sc. to 7c for all grades
Apricots, In fair demand and very firmly
held, at quotations which range from 71o
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, June 29. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6.OU0 natives, 1,000 Texans; calves,
7uo natives, loO Texans. Light and middle
weight beeves steady to strong; heavy
slow, quarantine weak; cows stronger;
Blockers .and feeders steady. Choice ex
port and dressed beef steers, $4.o0(ir6.15;
talr to good, $3.06(54.60; Blockers and feed
ers, $3.G5'u4.50; western fed steers, $4.00'u4.6O;
Texas and Indian steers, $3.25(4.36; Texas
cows, 3-15(90.00: native cows, $l.i5u4.25; na
tive heircrs. !2.25j4.40; canners, 31.262.60;
bulls, 32.75U4.10; calves, $3.u0at.26.
HOGS Receipts. 6.500 head. Market 10
15c lower. Tod. $5.60: bulk of sales. 15.wk(i
6.60; heavy, $5.o0i6.60; mixed packers, $6.17vi
(flow; ngnt, aa.viiuo.ou; lorxers, so.ooiuo.bu;
pigs, $5.1u45.45.
SHEEP Receipts, 1,000 head. Market
strong to 10c higher; native lambs, $4.'XKi6.76;
western lambs, ,J.tx.Ko w; tea ewes, li.aitl
6.15: Texas clipped yearlings, $3.5(K(iu.K6;
Texas cllpied sheep, 33.20(q&.10; Blockers and
feeders. 33.2cKjj4.10.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. June 29. CATTLE Beeves.
receiDts. 4.4o7 head. Market opened firm for
steers, closed steady: bulla and sows, steady
to strong; steers, J4.7WuS.bo; stags, Jl. i.vj
5.00; bulls, 32.75&4.60; cows, $1.7U4.00. Ca
bles nrm.
CALVES Receipts, 7.462 head. Veals 25
ffifiOo lower: buttermilks. 25c lower: veaN.
$4 5o7.26; extra calves. $7.$Oia7.50; tops, $7.75;
buttermilks, io.otxH4.oo; city ureasea veais,
lower, at Kfllc per lb.; few extra, HVc.
HOGS Receipts, 10.460 head. Slow trado;
state and Pennsylvania hogs, $6.$iH(;6.50.
SHEEP AND LA M Hti Receipts, 17,871
head. Sheep lower 25ti6uc lower than at
last Friday's market; choice lambs about
steady, others slow; seeep. $3.004 0"; choice,
$4.26; lambs. $5.50(46.76; one car, $6.90; year
lings, $4.5036 00.
1 .
Ml. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. June 9 CATTLE Re
ceipts, o.3o0 head. Active and steady to
10c higher. Natives. $4 35(i6.36; cows and
heifers. $2.0tX)4.i6; Blockers and feeders,
$3 biii 75.
HOGS Receipts, 6,012 head; 10fjl5c lower;
lights, $6.67VtfiD5: medium and heavy,
33 rn.4i5.62ii; bulk. 35.671'o;6.Hi.
SHEEP-Receipts, 3.8ui head. Steady to
6c lower.
Slanx tlty Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., June 29. I Special Tele
gram. ) CATTLE Receipts, . !"j; Blockers
steady, killers loc lower; beeves. 34.0iUo.l0;
cows, bulls and mixed, $2.5"S-t.2a; Blockers
and feeders. JU.0ny4.u0; calves and year
lines. 82.5o'(S.b.
ll;pl Receipts, 3,500; t-iJlOc lower at 34 M
64.uu; bulk, t.M.
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...1141 4 95
STEERS AND STAGS.
iia 4 60
COWS AND HEIFERS.
... Hi 4 10
... 196 4 10
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HOGS There was a cood run of hors
here today for the first of the week snd as
all markets were quoted lower prices de
clined about a dime at this point. At one
time the market strengthened a little ar.d
salea were made only 1'ulOr lower, but the
strength was of short duration. The long
string sold at $6.66. with quite a few at
$5.67, with choice loads going as high as
$52V4j. Trading was not verv brisk ot any
time, but still the bulk of the srrlvals was
disposed of Before the middle of the fore
noon.
Today' decline, with that on Saturday,
taV.es the market back to about where It
waa the middle of lapt week, the sharp ad
vance of last Thursday having been luliy
lost. Representative sales
weet snd good Two dollar and a half
Is the price of a slxteen-quart bog.
ASSAULTS HIS OWN DAUGHTr
Colored Man In Jail with
InetsrO'ear-OM ftlrl Com
plaining; Witness.
Robert Fisher, colored. 2125 North Thir
teenth street. Is under arrest on a charge
of attempted criminal assault, and Ms
daughter, Helen. 12 years of nge, is the
complaining witne. The ense. Is set for
hearing in police court Tuepn.iy morning.
According to the story told by the little girl
nd her mother. Fisher sent the latter
away from home Sunday afternoon and
then attempted to asHiult Ms daughter. She
resisted him nnd In his wrath, she sultl. he
truck her in the face and beat Iter. The
two were in the house alone for nearly
three hours, the girl said, and during thr.t
time the father threatened to kill her and
whipped her until he became tired. The
mother who had been sent from the house,
notified the police and the officers arrested
Fisher bforc he had accomplished his pur
pose. The girl had a badly discolored eye
nnd several bruises as evidence of her bad
treatment.
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SHEEP There mtm rale it hen
here today, mostly grosser, but they were
rather lacking In quality. As a result the
market was rather slow in opening and It
took some time for salesmen to dispose of
their holdings. Packers were not at all
anxious for the kinds that were offered and
the tendency was for them to buy their
siipplbs lower. They claimed they were
willing to pay steady prices for good stuff,
but that common kinds have been selling
too high in proportion. Most of the ar
rivals came from Idaho, vearllngs selling
from 34.00 to $4.50 and ewes around $3.50. A
shipment of Nebraska fed wethers, such as
old last week for $4.00. arrived and they
hrctignt $3.75. or a quarter lower.
The feeder situation Is about the same as
It has been for some time past.
Quotat'ons for grass stock: Oood to
choice lambs, $5.756.25: fair to good lnmhs.
r ?5(f75.75; good to choice yearlings. H.WH
00; fair to good yearllnirs. $4.50(34.75; good
to choice wethers, $3.75ia,4.25: fair to good
wethers, $8.50(ff3.75; good to choice ewes. 83 50
3.75; fair to good ewes, 33.2W3.50; feeder
lambs. $2.603.6O; feeder yearlings, 510
8 50; feeder wethers. $2.50(53.50; feeder ewtrs,
$2.0032.75. Representative sales:
No. Av.
15 cull ewes 88
50 Idaho yearlings 79
i7 inano ewes
125 Idaho ewes
1T9 Idaho yearlings
255 Idaho yearlings
147 Idaho cull ewes
600 Idaho yearlings
292 Idaho t-Wes
Mortality statistics.
The following births and deaths h.v, k
reported to the health office:
iiirins-H. J. Lynch, XfSl South Seven
teenth, bov: Alenrlt ITmul. inn a w
T.''fnUroVr,hl,boy: Ffnn 'oi, 4142 Grant,
V.Vi .Vfl polkr","V. 2M1 Walnut, girl;
"""" (biii, rvortn iNtneteenth Klrl
Deaths-John F. Hill. 33, St Joseph s ho--P.tnl;
Sylvester Orr. 42. 419 South Twen
tieth; Anna Anderson. 76. 809 North Vnrt.-.
Jfventh; Julius Kraft, 62. Elphth ati.l
TentnU": Ma"ne Hot- 80V11I1
Xoteo front Army Headquarters.
Cantain W M tVrth ii 1-- .
ror Chicago, to resume his duties as alde-ae-camn
on t Vi e nmnn.i ...
John C. Bates.
Major Smith 8. Leach, chief of engineers
f the Department of the Missouri, arrived
1 the cltv veteri4av Fctm .
worth. Major Leach is also a memlior of
the Oenei-g.1 Staff college at Fort Leaven
worth. Colonel J. B. Girard, chief surgeon of the
Department of the Missouri, will return
Tuesday from an extended tour of In
spection of the hospitals and medical de
partments of the terrltorv unrfer hi. t,,-i.
diction.
Captain P. W. Davison, quartermaster at
Fort CrOOk hflfl llP,n ,.r.lnp. i ..Jin..
to his other duties, to proceed to head
quarters In this city and assume charge.
irrini,ui hi ,,y, un cuici qua r terms sier ot the
department, relieving Colonel J. W. Pull-
mon. who Vi u KeAn n.H,,.. n U'..ki..
ton for duty In the office of Quartermaster
n ti.. ,
jnnT7i ai mjiiiimrej" b.
99
100
78
82
..86
78
86
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8 25
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3 60
CHICAGO LIVES STOCK MARKET.
All Animals Aro Lower, with Good
Receipts of Every Kind.
CHICAGO, June 29. CATTLE Receipts,
18,000 head; opened 10c to 16c higher. Good
to prime bteers, $5.10'f?,5.60; poor to medium,
$4.25fTfi.O0; stockers and feeders, $3.76((4.26;
cows, 31.60tj54.50; heifers. $2.504.80; canners,
$1.6Of02.9O; bulls, $2.6(vft4.30; calves, $2.50
6.26;-Texas steers, $3.50ig4.60.
HOGS Receipts today, 37.000 head; esti
mated tomorrow, 18.000 head; left over,
4.000 head. Average 6e to 10c lower. Mixed
and butchers, $6.66tr6.85; good to choice
heavy, $5.7ova6.80; rough heavy, $5.55?i5.70;
light. $5.70(86.90. Bulk of sales. 85.70r6.S0.
SHEEP Receipts. 20,000 head. Sheen. 10c
to 15c lower. Good to choice wethers, tt.OOIJi
4.50; fair to choice mixed. $3.0004.00; west
ern sheep, $2.60g6.40; native lambs, 34.00(3
4.60; western lambs, 33. 606. 00.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts 11.113 7T907 3.163
Shipments 4l 843 156
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 29 CATTLE Receipts,
8.000 head. Including 6,000 Texana. Market
steady to lower. Native shipping and ex
nort steers, i4.25rfi6.60: dressed rveef and
butcher steers, $4 60416. 25; steers under 1,000
pounds, 33.15; stockers ana feeders, 13.10(0
4.00; cows ana neirers, 42.axg4.si,' canners,
$2.O0oT2.26: bulls. $2.50(fi3.50: calves, 33.00ffl.00:
Texas and Indian steers, $3.00(3)4.30; cows
and heirers, iz.Tib'a'a.ro.
HOliS Receipts. 6.000 head. Market ac
tive. 10c lower. Pigs nnd lights, $5.6536.80;
packers. $5.70(36.80: butchers'. $6,763x6.85.
SH EEP Receipts. 8.600 head. Market
steady to easy. Native muttons, $4.0tY(?4.76:
lambs, $4.76(76 00; culls and bucks, $2.00(f
4.3t; rexaos, a. wko 4.00.
Stock In Slant.
Following were the receipts of live stock
at the six principal western cities yester-
Cattle,
Omaha 8.687
Chicago 18,000
Kansas City 6,000
St. Louis 8,000
St. Joseph 6,3o0
Sioux City 900
Hosts. Sheen
7,367 8,718
87.000
6.600
6,000
6.013
2.600
2)0,000
1.000
8,500
8
Totals
.40.887 65,869 32,085
GOSSIP OF COMMISSION ROW
First Carload1 of Watermelons Comes
to tfce Local Market
from Florida.
Watermelons! And they'll wish they
were in Dixie, these first venturesome
glebes of delight, before the melon hungry
populace removes them- from the face of
the earth. A whole regiment of the mottled
wonders 1.260 In a car got In yesterday
morning and stretched themselves on mar
ket row. They are In no hurry, for It w;d
be two or three weeks before the citron
Impersonators suffer any competition from
points nearer this city than their own
unnv Florida. The new comers have
trained up to twenty-two pounds weight
and are In fine ripe condition. Thirty-five
cents sent up to the commission men with
your card will entitle you to one of the
pets.
Another delegation to the national
convention of strawberries arrived yester
day afternoon In a special car from
Colorado, the first representative from
that state to attend. The Hood River
berry ha been on the bum thl year and
look like a last year's bird nest. The
Coloradoana, however, are reported to have
been brought up on Fat Ten fertiliser and
other health food and to be In great form.
The new westerner are expected to be
favorltle at $3. a against $2 or $2.25 for
the Nebraskan.
The wax and string bean fgom Missouri
passed through a very painful and morti
fying experience yesterday when they
were asked not to come any more, as they
were now not considered to be worth the
express charges, since the real Nebraska
article with the patent self-detaching
string hss become plentiful.
A new fare on the market last Saturday,
timid and little noticed among the self
confident cucumber nd Indolent straw
berries, was the little blueberry. Just In
with her baggage from the Wisconsin
marshes. And thl wsa a pity, too. for the
refined young thing were most excellently
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Monday,
Warranty Deeds.
O. F. McNeil and wife to O. A. Tal
bot, trustee, lots 12 and 13, block 17,
Hltchocock's 1st arid t 1
W. Farnam Smith, trustee, to C. A.
t-7. A. Nelson et al., part of lot 10,
Millard & C.'s add
C. J. Camp and wife to C. R. Dohtna,
tut o, numuomi f luce
3Idith Sanderson and husband to EfTle
F. Weeth, n20 feet lot 7 and s22 feet
lot 8. block 6. Klrkwood add
Omaha Realty coranay to Jennie Mc-
uougiass, e&u reel ot Blbi leet lot
145, Nelson's add
Laurttz Jorgensen and wife to R. E.
English, lots 1, 2 and 3, block 10,
Benson
Charles Wltte and wife to Met Pros.
Brewing company, e4 lot 7, block 4,
Crawford's add. to Elkhorn
Atlantic Realty association to A. O.
retterman, lot 11, block , Bemls
Park
C. B. Jacobs to Bedford Pic. Pres. Ch.,
lot 7, block 18, Second add to Bedford
Place
Mary Fuller to W. B. Fuller, lot 12,
block 7, Parker b add; lot 6, block 12,
Clifton Hill 1
Mary C. Leiithstrom to L. I. Frank,
nfiO feet lota 11 and 12. Marlon Place 1.000
J. W. Stone to Carrie Machacek, lot 8,
block 4. Oberne ft H.'s add eoo
Margaret La nge to Anton Vasak, w50
leet lot x, block 7, Kountse a oa aaa B.boo
Deed.
Omaha Loan and Trust companey to
W. K. Potter, receiver, balance or
property of said company 1
H. W. Goodman et al., executor, to
Marv E. Leuthstrom. n60 feet lots 11
and )2, Marlon Place
Total amount of transfers...,
1,000
750
1,800
1,400
450
300
600.
700
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