THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: TJItTRPDAY, JUNE 23. 1004.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Flour If ills Cloud by Light Demand from
All nrotioji -
GATES SAID TO RULE IN JULY CORN
kxeporta of rioe Crop aa Early Har.
vest Cnt Fron Soath aad
Ihwnt-Wlifit Strong
aad Offerings Light.
OMAHA, June 21, 1WI.
Reports from Chicago are to the effect
that all the local flour mills at that point
are cionea down this week on account of a
very Hint oemsnd for flour from all direc
tions, cine mill expects to start 'Ihunday
on a ruh order..
It Is said John W. Gates h hean rrerl.
lted st different time with bi-lng the prin
cipal In the July corn deal and rumors are
afloat that he propoees to take all the corn
cnerea ior July delivery snd psy lor It.
This would- mean a squeeaa for the July
snorts, ttecoiiecttons of the ustes cam
paign of which put the July price to
11 cents, save the shorts a jar and Induced
lot 01 covering.
St. Louis reports say the crop Is in fine
condition In Southern Missouri and that
many binders are hard at , work. The
harvest la expected to be In full blast by
the end of this week. C. IL Spenoer says
jveDraasa nas promise or a very large
winter wneat crop. Kansas City reports
wheat is being harvested as far north ss
ths first tier of counties In Ksnias. Chi
cago advices are to the effect that the
rrowa in corn is very nervous. It does not
seem to know lust whin it la in Jniv
Wheat is very strong with light offerings.
eume ui me recent sellers are good buy
ers today. Local traders In the
Chicago pit are selling wheat short, which
causes a decline, but as soon as they stop
these tactics it is thought the market will
again advance. Some very strong news is
ruining a to wneat conditions in southern
and southeastern Kansas. A number of
traders seem to believe that, as has hap
tened before, the low price on wheat will
, le made when the new crop starts, and the
movement and Dries will a,lvnr- innih.F
Attention Is called to the fact that millers
have had hard work to get their orders
Sited during the last six months and that
they will rush Into the market as soon as
the new wheat begins to arrive to fill their
Mns. A large quantity of poor flour Is re
ported as arriving In the eastern markets,
wnicn is mougnt to be due to western mili
ars cleaning the rafusa from their Mne .nrf
grinding wheat which should have been
sejecieo..
The range In prices of Omsjia grain for
pmuiv unlivery ana tne oiose Tuesday and
were as follows:
Closed
Low. Today. Yes'y
Open.
... 7
.... 73
.... 46
.... 4
.... 43
.... 88 .
.... 41
.... 37Vi
.... 81
High
fvVheat
July .,
Sept.
. Corn
; June .,
i July
, j Sept. ,
Dec. .
Dats
1 1 June ,
1 Julv .
79
73H
44
46
43
38
41
SI
79W
73
4r4
4W4
43H
ta
41V4
HI
31
;73-;4
48 .
4f4
43
as
, 41
18 '
7354
46
4M4
43
X
41
38
31
31
Looal Cash Grata Market.
,' WHEAT No. 3 hard. 84Q85C. nominal;
(No. 8 hard, 0a3c. nominal; No. 4 hard,
Mt'75e, nominal.
, CORN No. i 47(STHo No. 8. 46(?48c; No.
,f, 4244c; No. 2 yellow. 47&47Hc; No. I yel
low, 464Hc; No. 8 white, 47&47ttc; No. t
White, 45&460.
' OAT8NO. 8. 40e: No. 8. 8 Ho; No. 2
vhlte. 41e; No. 8 white, 89H&40VsC; No. 4
hlte, xo39c; standard. 41a.
Notes of the Market.
f Omaha inspections of grain were 1 car
tf No. 8 corn and 1 car of No. 4 white
i gats.
Of the total docreasa of 8,131.000 bushels of
; Wheat for the week over half came off
.the lakes, which declined 1,143,000 bushels
tto 481,000 bushels. There Is a decrease of
r8.t.000 bushels at Fort Williams and one
f 71,000 bushels at Port Arthur; these
.two points having 2,781,000 bushels, com
irarad with 1,917,000 bushels one year ago.
The total supply at American points and
nn the lake Is now 13,163,000 bushels, com
jyared with 16.136 000 bushels last year. The
fconly increase of any. consequence for the
(week were 100.000 oushels on the canal
xana sis,uw ousneu- at uunaio. .
Receipts of Omaha Market. .
in. out
Wheat , , 0 , S
'Corn .i... f t
,,OaU . ..........
Grata Market Elsewhere.,
Closing Drlcee of a-raln todav and Tnu.
Cay at the markets named were as follows:-
... - ; CHICAGO.
tl ' Closed
Wheat-A - ;. M Today. Tuesday.
. yuijF eM BJifg&o
WDLemmr .......... iu'a
79T4
Corn
. July .......
September
IWheat-.
July
September
Corn
July .......
September
.:........ 4ha
48
KANSAS CITY.
74HB
7WA
46HA
431iA
ST. LOUIS.
, 82H
80
47
4
M1N N HAPOL1S.
2H
&0HB
74H
.70V4
46T4
4SJ4
Wheat-"
July
September
Corn
July .......
) Umber
Wheat-'
July
September
82s
47 I
47 1
92
DULUTH.
.Wheat
July ..
September
0iU
NKW YOKK.
Wbeat L
-July
September
A asked. ' B bid.
89H
84
RBW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Aaetatloaa of the. Day oa Varloes
CoBuaodltles.
' NEW YORK, June 22.-FLOUR Receipts
11,000 bbls. ; exports, 11,64 bbia; market
teady but yulot. except on choice
grades; winter patents, ocy6.0; winter
tralghts, 84.7&im4.IM); Minnesota" pat
enta s4.laXfii&.te: winter extraa M.3&&4.IM:
Minnesota bakers. l3.G6ti3.i)5: winter, low
grades, I3.16ti3.70. Rye Hour, steady; tair
to good, Howu4.26; cboloe tu fancy,
e.w. .
CORNMUAL Steady; yellow western,
tLlOuLU; city, ll.Uial.lS; kiln dried. W.0l5
' RYE Nominal: No. 8 western. 70a
-BaKLKY-Hiow; feeding, toc, c. t f.,
New York; malting, nominal.
WHEAT Ueooipi. none; export, 60,W0
du. ; spot maraet easy; ro. x rea, H.UiW.
f. o. b., afloat; No. 3 red, nominal, ele
vator: No. 1 northern Duluth, tl.OlVs. f. o.
b., al oat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal,
f. o. b afloat: options except st opening.
wheat acted nulla Arm all day on very
light offerings, small western receipts and
a aemana ironi snorts closing ni un
I changed. July. RVWI l-3c, closed &c;
BeDtember. MUMc, closed 841-16c; Decem
ber, t4'y84Sc closed B4UC.
CORN Kecelpts, 67.7J& Lu.; exports, 16,900
hu. ; spot market steady; No. i. 66c; No. 3
wtilte, wVt; option msrgei openea sieaa
ler, later weakened ami then rallied with
wheat, closing net unchanged; July closed
&IS.C. BeDtember. 637Jiu4'Ac; closed 63 'ac.
OATS Receipts 1430 bu.; exports, 23.9H0
bu.; spot market iuiet: mixed, X tu 13
pounds, 4M7 4o; natural, 80 to 83 pounds,
4va4lH;; clippod white, 36 to 40 pounds, (xxif
63c, option market was unusually active
ana strong at nrsi, uui isier ram on,
closing So net lower; September,. S7Hrf
S84kC. clniwi! tTUO.
HAY Steady shipping, , 75c; - good to
choice, 9to.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice.
J, utxo: i I3n(-w; onis, rgic;
clflo cuaat IM, tiu-Mo; 19o3, 23J6c; old,
r)4o
lJlDKW8taady; Galveston SO to 85 pounds,
J8o; Call.'ornla, 91 to 25 pounds, 19o; Texas
Oi Yt ' 10 pounas, 9C.
I.EATHE.Hr-Jult; acid, m3f0.
W001-Hts.dy: fleece. 28flJio.
TALLOW Jlrm; city, 4',c; country, i
ec
RICE Quiet: domefctlo fair to extra.
, PROVISIONS Beef, Arm: family, f 9 .50
10 00; mess, 88 OiKiWI W: oeef hams, iJO.btJ
8800; packet, t.outiy.60; city, extra India
mess. l3 0uu 15 0O. Cut meats, steady; pick
led Denies, iw-c; puaiea snnuiatirs, hc;
pickled )ms. 9'jlOc. Lard, firm; western
teamed. 17.36: refined, steady: continent.
87, 40; South America, 87.76; comiiound, tt
swto per lb. Pork, firm; family. (14 00; short
clear 3it 76: dm, 114 26ul4 76.
HITTTKK Firm; creamery, common to
extra, liulHc; state dairy, common to
extra. lVilbc.
CHEKSE Firm: state, full cream, small,
white snd colore, V 7'utV; large white
and colored. 7"i(Vc.
Eorirt Steady to firm; western extras.
ar'Tlie: nrsts, lew"?.
I'.ii'l.TRY Alive, wesk: weetern spring
' rhltkens, l-j; fowls. 12c: turkrys. V.'c.
Trvsd, w.ak; western broilers, il c;
fowls. . llHc; turkeys, iwimi,
Dalath Grata Market.
rrtmi, Minn.. June n-WHEAT-To
fcrrlve. No. t northeru, .u; Nu, i nortb-
ern, 90So; on track. No. 1 northern. 2Sc;
No. I northern, WV; July, 2c; Septem
ber. 90'e.
OA is Op. track. 40Hc;- to arrive. 41c.
CHICAGO OR AIM AND PROVISIONS
Prices Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. June 32 Bullish forele-n croo
reports on the condition of wheat offset
bearish advices of the domestic situation.
As a result prices were practically Identl.
oal with yesterday's final figures. Other
cereals are down a little, corn 4c; oats.
ana provisions l"c to mc. at the start
sentiment In the wheat pit wss about
evenly divided InfllvMunl minlallnni nn
July were unchanged to Se lower. Septem
ber unchanged to a shade higher at .8 vi
8oo.
The conflicting elements that entered Into
the situation were the small receipts snd
a bullish Prussian crop report as opposed
to excellent weather In the southwest snd
a bearish crop report from lows. For a
time ths bears gained the ascendency and
a quite general disposition to sell was
manifested, resulting In a slight decline,
July easing off to 4'gJI414c, and Septem
ber to 7&c. Then the sentiment in the
filt suddenly changed, and under the man
pulatlon of a few local bulla there wss a
quick rally. On this upturn July advanced
to and September to MHIfSOV.o. The
final figures showed almost no change from
yesterday's closing prices. July closed at
a gain of He at 84'4jC September wss un
changed at 797ec. Clearances of wheat and
flour were etual at 158,600 bushels. Primary
receipts were 259,800 bushels compared
with 270,4oft bushels a year ago. Minneapo
lis, Duluth snd Chicago reported-receipts
of 188 cars, against 164 last week and 144
cars last year.
At the Immediate start the com market
showed a little downward tendency. The
close was steady with July a shade higher
at 48V4c, after ranging between 4 and
4Nc September opened a shade to hSSc
lower at 4oV to 4oi sold between 4M4o
and 48',c. and closed at 48iV34io. Local
receipts were 14S cars with 18 contract
grade. Small receipts and a bullish crop re
port had a steadying effect on the oats
market. July closed unchanged at SSMiC;
September opened unchanged to a shade
higher st aifcajHo, sold between 11
82c and UMr, closing at 32 o. Local receipts
were Ss cars.
Provisions were weak. The market
closed near the low point, with September
pork down 2c, at 112.10. September lard
was off lttri2o. Ribs were down 10124c
at $7.62. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 31 cars; oats, 96 cars; hogs, 21,000
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artloles.l Open. I Hlgh.j Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
July
Sept.
Oats-
WW 81',, 81H,81WH
79
81
48
48HfH
4JV
48!
48!48
48.
48.48i48(3
June
July
Sept.
Dec. .
41
40
8
82
82
18 02
13 30
7 02
7 26
7 65
7 75
39V4fl4
3H
38
89
33 1
82
31J32
32?
Pork-.
July
Sent
1198
13 16
18 00
13 77
18 08
6 96 I
713
7 40
760
11 80
U 10
13 Z7H
Lard-
July.
SeoL
7 05
7 86
7 50
97
T 15
T U
Ribs
July
Sept.
7 47HI
7 62 ,
7 42'
7 2!
7 72
No, 3, a old. b new.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Dull but steady: winter patents.
84.664.66; straights. 84.3ow4.40; spring pat
ents, 84 304.70; straights, 83.90.00; bak
ers'. 82.50fui.90.
WHEAT No. 2, 3396c; No. 8, 866c; No.
3 red. 989o.
CORN No. 3. 4846!ac: No. 1 yellow.
OATS no. x, utffUHc; mo. wmte,
44c.
RYE No. 3. 663.
BARLEY Qood feeding, 84 40c; fair to
choice malting, 42Q64C.
Btttl' Max, no. 1, i.oi; ro. i norxie
western, 8107; clover, contract grade, 110.76;
prime timothy, 82 92.
ritUYiaiuria siess pors, iwr um., e. iv
rl2.80. Lard, per 100 lbs.. 8.92'S.95. Short
rihs sides, (loose) 87.2637, short clear
sides, (boxed) 37.2Sft7.60.
Receipts and shipments at this market
today were as follows:
Receipts. Shipment".
Flour, bbls..... 27.700 11,700
Wheat,' bu 45.900 26,600
Corn, bu 6S5.400 62,700
Oats, bu 226.300 63,300
Rye. bu i 7,000 1.800
Barley, bu 89,600 .' .,8,800
. nn the Produce exchange today the but-
tar market wns ateaxlv: creameries. 3Wfi
17c; dalrlea, U16c. Eggs, ateady at mark
cases tnciuaea, iff'itc. vaevse, rasy,
7&0.
t, Loeta Grata and Provisions. '
ST. LOUIS, June 32. WHEAT Lower;
No. 1. red, cash elevator, nominal; track,
81.03y1.06; No. 3 hard, 89692a; July, 83c;
September. 80o.
CORN Firm; No. 3 cash, 48c; track,
4,4c; July, 47e: September, 4c.
OATS Steady; No. 3 cash, 41c: track
42frt2Vtc: No. 3 white. 46c: July. 87a bid;
September, 81c bid.
FLOUR Steady, with demand Improving;
red winter wheat patents, H-sviw.w; spe
cial brand, MXft26o higher; extra fancy,
34.85g'4.60.
SrifclJ Timothy, steady; 81.5O3.70.
CORN MEAL Steady; 82.40.
; BRAN Dull, unsettled; sacked, east
track, 84i6c,
HAY Dull: timothy. 88.0ftffl4.00; prairie,
85.e 10.00. -
IRON COTTON TIES 82c
BAQOINtl 6c. ' .
H KM P TWINE Q.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: Jobbing,
118.80. Lard, lower; prime steam, 86.30.
Bacon, steady, boxed extra shorts, 83.26;
clear ribs, 8860.
POULTRY Steady; chickens. 8o;
springs, 14-2 16c; turkeys, 13c; ducks. So;
geese. Se.
BUTTEIv Dull; creamery, 14318o; dairy,
lOfflRc.
EOOS 8teady 18c, case count.
- Receipts. Shipments.
Floury bbls. A... 5.000 ,000
Wheat, bu. 14.000 , 86,000
Corn. bu. .......11.000 8S,0n0
n. . K.i . M ono '
33,000
Kansas City Grain aad. Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, June ' 32. WHEAT
Weak; July, 7474e; September, 70c;
December. 7070c; No. 3 hard, S6frjc;
No. 8, k2(386c; No. 1 red, 8100; No. 8. ixVaOKc.
CORN Lower; July, 46c; September.
43,o; December, 39c; cash, No. 3, 46o; No.
8, 49c; No. 3 white. 494Hc; No. 3, 4&'849c.
OATS Steady No. 3 white, 41c; No, 3
mixed, 40rf4lc.
HAY Choice timothy, I10.004J10.60; Choice
prairie, 8S.OOQ8.50.
RYE Steady at 640.
BGOS Firm; Missouri and Kansss, new,
No. 3 whltewood casss Included, 13a; case
count. 12c; rases returned, o less.
BUTT tit-Creamery, Wl&e; dairy, 12o.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 84,800 4.800
Corn, bu 26,600 18.4(0
Oats, bu 6,000 18.400
Philadelphia Prodeee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 32. BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, 18c; extra
nearby prints, lite.
EGOS One-half cent lower; fresh nesrby,
lie. loss off; fresh western, 18c; fresh
southwestern, 17c; fresh southern, 16a.
CHEESE Firm and higher; New Tork
full creams, choice to fancy, new, twt
te; New York full creams, fair to good,
HJ8C.
Milwaukee Orala Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.. June 32. -WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 northern, 974i98c; No. 2
northern, 96fj 96c; old July, 8oa asked.
RYE Weak; No. 1, 68o.
BARLEY Dull; No. 8, 63c; sample, 360
60c.
CORN One-half cent higher; No. 3. 48
Co; July, 48 o.
Minneapolis Orala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 33 WHEAT
Close: July, .'Vc; September, 80HSc;
December. 80&M)c; No. 1 hard, 94c;
No. 1 northern, Wtc; No. 3 northern, 91c.
FLOUR First patents, 4 9Ml6.0; second
patents. 84 (u4 96; Arst clears, 81403.60;
second clears, 13 40.
BRAN In bulk. 814.60; shorts, 115.60.
Liverpool Orala Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 38 WHEAT Spot,
No. 1 California, as 6d; futures, easy; July,
I 8d; September, lis 8d.
CORN )Hit, easy; American mixed, new,
4s 6d; American mixed, old 4s 6d; futures,
dull; July. 4a d; September, 4s 3d.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. June 32. 8 EED Clover, rash,
86.10; October. 86.72H; prima alslke, fs SO;
August, 8v6l bid; prime timothy, 81.46; Sep
tember, 81.47.
Peerla Market.
PEORIA, June tt-CORN-Flnn: No. 3,
47c; No. 4 42!
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, June 33. COFFEE Ths
market for futures opened ateady st un
changed prices to a drellns of I points.
Sales were reported of 63 5uu bags. Includ
ing July st 6.7ti6.6r; September. !
t u?M'i October, 61uc; December, 4
January, Mk March, 4m4SSi May,
7&rtSc. Knot Rio steady; No. t Invoice,
mud, Arm; Cordova, o.
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Firm in ths Faot, of Eiouiir
MINOR SPECIALTIES LEND SUPPORT
Caaadlaa Paclfle Groap, a PTosalaemt
Example, ts ta Deasaad Beth la
the Lecel Markets aad
Abroad.
NEW YORK, June 21 The most note
worthy feature about today's market wss
Its Armness in face of excessive dullness.
The dullness approached stagnation at
considerable periods. Prices were- held
even with demand so scanty as to
be Improbable for most of ths day. A
number of minor stocks and specialties
gave some sympathetic support to the
msrket's strength. It wss unexplained
in the news. The Canadian Pacific group
was a prominent example and was in de
mand both here and In London. There wss
a large accumulation of Consolidated Out
snd of the rights to subscribe to Its pro
jected bond issue. A rise In refined su
gar was held to account for the firmness
of the refineries stock. An ssaortment of
unusually Inactive and low-priced railroad
stocks msde rather sharp advances, with
out explanation. These various movements
were not slmultsneous. The Metropolitan
Traction group made some recovery from
yesterday's depression, the publtcetion of
the poor esrnlngs statement sppsrently
ending the selling movement. The most
effective sympathetic Influence in the mar
wet was the continued Armness of United
Btstes Steel preferred.
The continued quietude of Southern Pa
cific was also In favor of the market. The
May ststement of net esrnlngs of the
Pittsburg. Cincinnati. Chicsgo A St. Louis
wss considered of good sugury ss showing
a retrenchment of operating expenses more
than sufficient to offset the decline in
gross earnings. The decline of Northwest
em's gross esrnlngs for May was a dis
agreeable contrast. Ths quick subscrip
tion for ths Burlington bond Issue and the
sale of the Rock Island notes made a good
Impression. The accumulation of stocks In
the last hour proved the most Important
of the day, but the result on prices wss
moderate and a slump of over four points
In Chicago Great Western preferred "A"
unsettled the advance and made the clos
ing Irregular. The tone of the bond mar
ket continued Arm. Total sales par value
32.485,000. United States bonds unchanged
on call.
Following was the range of prices on the
Stock exchange yesterday:
Bales. Hirn. low. wiose.
...12.800 72 72 72
Atchison
do pfd
... 3.6110
96 95-a 96
80 60 80i
Baltimore A Ohio .. 2,600
oo pra
Canadian PaclAo 6.100
Central of N. J
Chesapeake A Ohio.. 400
Chicago & Alton 100
do pfd
Chicago Q. W 200
Chicago 4V N. W M0
C, M. 4k St. P 8,300
do pfd 800
Chicago T. & T 100
do pfd 100
C. C. C. A St. L ....
Colorado Southern .. 700
do 1st pfd 200
do Id pfd 400
Delaware A Hudson.. 1,000
Delaware, L. A Vf
Denver A Rio Orande ....
do cfd
90 4
123 123
123
160
81
78
13
170
143
177
15
70
15
48
81
88
81
88
14
14
170 170
143 143
177 177
6 6
16 15
l&H 16
4t 4S
20 19
156 156
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K, C. Southern
do pfd
L. A N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Rv
1,800 23 33
131
18
31
43
109
149
181
18
20
41
109
148
700
,700
3.800
900
4.600 111 110.
Minneapolis A St. L.
M., St. P. A 8. St. M. 4.100
do pfd 1,600
Missouri Pacific 6,600
Missouri. K. A T
do pfd 900
N. R. R. of M. pfd.... 200
New York Central.... 3,300
Norfolk A Western.. 300
66
123
93
66
do pfd - ....
Ontario A Western.. 1.400 26 36
Pennsylvania ., 11.300 115 115
P.. C, C. -A St. L. v.; x.. i
Reading 3,900 47 47
do 1st pfd . 100 81 81
do 2d pfd 40 66 66
Hock Island Co........ 100 a 20
do pfd ,. 300 64 64
St. L. A B. r. 2d pfd.
Ct. L. Southwestern., lno 11 13
do pfd 100 39 19
Southern Pactflo 7,600 46 46
Southern Railway.... 800 21 30
do pfd 800 86 86
Texas A Pacific...... 400 22 31
T.. St. L. A W
do pfd
Union Paclfle
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheeling A L. K..
Wisconsin Central
do pfd ,
Mexican Central...
Adams Express ..,
American Express
U. 8. Express
Wells-Farvn Ex...
16
'4
100
(.600
100 105 ICS
Amal. Copper 8,800 60
American C. A F.... 300 17
do pfd-
American Cotton Oil.. 300 25
do pfd.,
American Ice 3oo 6
do pfd 300 26
Amer. Unseed Oil ....
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive.... - ) 19
do pfd 100 83
Americsn 8. A R 1.600 63
do pfd 800 98
Amer. Sugar Refining 810 127
Anaconda Mining Co. M0 71
Brooklyn R. T 6,800 49
Colorado 'F. A I .' 700 81
Consolidated Gas ....13,300 197
iom rnraucu
do pfd
Distillers' Securities..
General Electric.
International Paper..
do pfd
International- Pump..
do pfd
National Lead
North American .....
Paclfta Mall
Peoples Gss ,
Pressed Steel Car..,.
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tennessee C. A
U. S. Leather
do pfd
V. B. Realty
do pfd
U. S. Rubber
66 66
81
162 151
11 11
67 67
100
1,100
700 36 86
'ino 80 ' io-
l.flflO STi xq
l.OuO 60 69
do pfd
U. 8. Steel f .800 9
do pfd 16,700 66
ml
wesungnouae isieo.... II
Western Union 300 87 87 I
Total sales for the day, 208.000 shares.
Boston Stock Unotntlons.
BOSTON, Juns 33 Call loans,' 23 per
cent; time loans, ap4 per cent, umciai
closing oi siocas ana oonas:
Atcataes adj. 4a.
4o 4
M. Central 4s..
AU'hlaou .'
do pfd
Boitoa A Albaar.
tlHIWaatlns. common ..
. 71
.101 Adv.murs
. 41 iaIIoimi ,
. 71Si'Aaialsmmat4l
, MSi Amaricaa Sine
(111
.141 Atlantic
Bostoa ft Mln iu HHifhia
BoUoa Bloated lSlaiCai. ft Haela...
riuhburs S'd 1M Oantaaalal
Mm. Outral tH Cppr Bang .
N. Y , N. H. ft H..1M pair Woat .....
Fare Marquette 14 Demlnlea Coal ,.
Vuloa feoise rra'rreaklln
Amer. Arse. Ctaem... It's Oreucr
do sfd 11 Ule Horele
l
. H'
. 41
.
. 44
. It
. I
: 15
lair, Pneu. Tube.... IH Meet. Mlulog ...
amer. tuier
, .iri nicnisea
Se fit
Amer. T. ft T....
Amer. Woolea ...
do eld
Pomlnloa I. ft I.
Ed l ton glee. Ilia.
Ueaeral Biectrte .
Mass. Kleotrle ...
da s'd
Him. Ou
..ui iMotiiek
41
..IMH'Moot. Coel sad Coke 4
1044 old DonlBloa
.. II
... 14 Oeneola
... IVi Parrot
...Mt Qular
...141 Isiiaeaoa
... It 4, Tamarack ....
... It Trinity
... u'll, I. Mlalog.
...iMe v. a. oil
u
o
II
It)
t nlted rrutt
Vnlled Shea Mack., a il'Uk
::::::: 13
4S,
do ptd xf iviotona .,
V. I. Steel 14 Wleoaa ...
do p(d WoUeriae
Bid.
Tl
New Tork Mlalasr Steeks,
NEW TORK. Juns tt The followln
g are
the closing prlcee on mining stocks
Uim Cam
lUtlle Cpiat .X..
Alice j
Hreeoe &4
Brunevlck Coe T
I'oauetook Tanael .... I
Cue cel. ft Va 1
hora ailr 1
Irea surer 174
U4.lile Cea 8
iOntarls
Ophlr
rkoeoti :
Potoel
Safasa
Isiarra Noveda .
Itmall Neaes ....
Standard
. m
..64
.. II
.. I
.. II
,. 44
,. M
.104
Foreign Flaaaelal.
IX)NrON, June 33 The amount of but.
lion taken into the liank of England on bai-
anra lolav WSS U.0l.
PA RiX, June C Three per cent rentes
f7f 7c for the account Exchange on Lon-
Ann -At fnT rhecks. I
BERLIN, June U. Exchsnge on London,
30m 89f for checks. L'lscount rates, short
bills, l per cent; three-monrhs' bills, 3
per cent.
New Tork Money Market.
VON'FY On call. essy. l'Slt tier cent:
closing bid, 1; ottered, IV Time loans easy
and dull; sixty and ninety days, 'iiiM per
cent; six months, 8.
PRIME MbMt-A.MlLlS KAl'KK-SVMJ-41
D4?r cnt
STERLING EXCHANGE Btesdy, with
artuHl buines in bankers' bill at 34.(7.2
641730 for demand and at 34. KtSOfM 86.16 for
to-day bills; posted rates, 84.86 and 84.60;
commercial bills, 84 8o?4.8oVt.
81LVER Bar, tc. Mexican dollars.
4Sc. .....
BUNDS oovernmeni, steaay; ranroaa.
Arm.
The closing Quotation on bonds are as
follows:
V. rof. ta, reg..l4,' Manhattaa e. f. 4e...lo4H
do coupoa i-..i. i antral 4S m
do la. res l' 'do lat Inc II
do too poo 1"4 :Mlnn. ft St. U 4a... K4
do saw 4a. ref 114'M . K. ft T. 4e
do couBoa 1SS 'So u II
do eld 4a. rf....l N. R. R. of M. e. 4a. T4"j
do. couBoa lo?''N. T. C. a. ISki toi
Atchlaon gea. 4a ltVN. 1. C. f. la lltH
do adj. 4a 41 I No. Paclflo 4a 104
Atlantic C. L. 4a M I do la T4
a. ft O. 4a 1MVN. W. e. 4a S944
do ma K4 O I. L. 4a ft par.... ttV4
Central et Oa. la. ...ltd , Pnn. ennv. 1
Mo lat Inc 14 R4ln( gen. 4a 11
rhae. ft Ohio 4Sa-. l'l4 t. b. ft I. M. e. a n
Cklcaso ft A. IVi.... 7t .St. U ft S r. tf. 4a. II v
C. B. ft O. a. 4a.... M4 St. L. S. W. la 144.
C. M. ft Bt. P. I 4e..l aeaboard Air Llae 4a.
a ft N. W. e. ta....)!1 So. PaclAo 4a I3
C, R. I. ft P. 4a.... to. Railway U 11T
do col. aa ?S Taiaa ft P. la 11H
C C.C. ft St. U t 4a. T . St. U ft W. 4.. 1a4
Chlcase Tar. 4a 71 ll'nloa ractRe 4 1061
Con. Tobaoce 4a 414' do conT. 4a .. 19 W
Colo. A So. 4a Wit'. I. Steal Id ta 7o
P. ft R. O. 4a UD a'abaah la 117
Brie prior Ilea 4.. ..109 do leb. B I"
do (an. 4a ,W. ft L B. 4a 0
P. W. ft D. C. Is.. 104 ;Wla. Central 4a 1
Hocklnt Val. 4Sa....liM4,Colo. F. 1. e. la., at
LAN. unl. 4a 101
Bid. OBered.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, June 22. Bank clearings today,
81.0a2.9it3.06, a decrease of 91.e,.0 from
the corresponding day last year.
OMAHA
VYHOLKSALB
MARICETS
Condition of Trnde nnd (notations on
Staple and Fancy Prodnce.
EGGS Receipts, liberal; market, steady;
fresh eandled stock, 14&lic: case count, 13a
LIVE POULTRY Hens, c: roosters.
according to else, 6 6c; turkeys, 13c; ducks.
etflyc; gfese, c; Droners, iizvc.
BUTTER Pscking stock, 11c; choice to
fancy dairy, 13tol5c; separator, 17c.
FRESH FISH Trout. 10c; pickerel," 8c;
pike, loc; perch, 7u; blueflsh, 12c; whlteflsh,
14c; salmon, 14c; redsnapper, 11c; lobster,
green, 26c; lobster, boiled, 80c; bullheads,
11c; catfish, 14c; black bass, 30c; halibut,
10c; orappies, 12c; roe shad, fl.OO; buffalo,
8c: white bass, lie; frog legs, per doa., Sao.
BRAN Per ton, 319.00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland.
87.60; No. 3, 87.00: medium, 16.50; coarse, 16.00.
Rye straw, 86.60. These prices are for huy
or gooa color ana quality. xemana lair
and receipts light.
ORANGES Navels, choice, large size,
83.00; fancy navels, all sizes. 83.50; Mediter
ranean sweets, choice, all sixes, 33.0u3.26;
Jaffas, all sixes. t2.tGtB.to.
TROPICAL -FRU1T8.
LEMONS California fancj, S70-300-S60,
83.7bM.26; cho'ce, 83.60fi3.76.
CALIFORNIA FIGS Pel 10-Ib. carton.
60c; Imported Smyrna, 2-.rown, 12c; 6
ctown, 14s: 7-crown, 16c.
BANANAS Per medtum-sixed bunch,
82.004j2.60: Jumbo, 82.764J3.2S.
DATES Persian, per box or 30 pkgs..
32.00: In 60-lb. boxes, ,5o per lb.; Oriental
stuffed, per box, 82.40.
riNKAiTLiss-in crates or 24 to 42, per
crate, 83.0U3.26.
FRUIT8.
STRAWBERRIES iMlissourl, per 24-quart
oase, 81.60&1.66; Oregon Hood rivers, (2.00.
BLACKBERRIES Arkansas, per 24 qts.,
CHERRIES-Callfornla, Royal Ann or
Tartarian, per. Doa, L 9vtfl.1t; southern, per
34 qts., 31. 2o.
Gooseberries 26-qt. case, 81.6O.
PEACHES Texas, per 4-basket crate,
81.00; Calitornla Alexandra, per box. 11.26.
PLUMS-Californla Clyman, 81.36.
APRICOTS Calitornla, 11.60.
CANTELOUPE ieftB,. per crate, 83.509
WATERMELONS-Per lb., crated. loi
each. &oc, . -
- VEGETABLES.
POTATOE8-Colorado,-i.i; Dakota, per
bu., tlJO; New Texaa Red stock, in sacks,
per lb., 2c.
NAVT BEANS Pef bti:, 83.152.J6.
-N10NS Bermuda oer &u-ib. crate, 82.00;
Louisiana, in aci4, -por lb., 2c
CABBAGE California, per lb.. 32c
CAULIFLOWER Per ooi., 75c.
CUCUMBERS-Per dox., 60t.
TOMATOES Texas, 4-basket crates, 81.26.
RADISHES Per dos, bunches. HOC.
Lettuce Top lettuce, per dos., joc
TURNIPS Southern, per dos.. 25c. .
BEETS Southern, per dos., 2oc.
CARROTS Southern, per dos., 26c.
PARSLEY Per dos.. 250.
BEANS Wax, per ou. box. 83.00; per
it
-ou. uiiiKBi, . ai.uo. otnDE, per ou. box.
00; per -bu. box, 11.00.
SPINACH rer bu., home grown, 8V240c.
ISPiPini'S Per line kitnnh.. aAn
GREEN PSPPERS-iPer -basket crate,
82.00.
SQUASH Florida summer, per doa., 76c.
PEAS Per bu. box. 31.00.
EGG PLANT Southern, per dos., 31.50.
MAPLE SUOAR-Oiilo, per lb.. lOo.
HIDES No. 1 green, 4c; No. 3 green. 6c;
No. 1 salted. 7c; Nc. ! salted, to: No. 1
veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs., 9c; No. 9 veal cslf,
13 to 15 lbs., 6 vie: dry salted. 81 12c; sheep
pelts, 244j7c: horsehldes, 31 60-82.60.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twlnr. full cream,
11c: Wisconsin Young America. 12c; block
Swiss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, 13 o; Wiscon
sin llmbergzr, 18c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shall, per lb.,
16c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 1 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 8 herd shell, per lb., 12c;
pecans, largs, per lb., 12c; small, per lb.,
Itlc; peanuts, per lb, (c; roasted pesnuts,
hickory nuts, per lb., 11c; almonds, soft
shell, per in., loc: nara snn. uc; snen
barks per bu,, $2.00; black walnuts, per pu.,
11.2a,
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. Juns 22. COTTON-Spot In
limited demand. Prices I points higher;
Americsn, middling fair, 6.46d; good mid
dling, 6.22d; low middling, tf.OKd; good ordi
nary, i.94d; ordinary. 6.74d. Futures opened
steaay ana closed steady. American mid
dling, g. o. c snd July, 6.67d; July and
August. 6.91d; August and September, 6.76d;
September and October, 6.40d; October and
November, 6.26d; November ana December,
K . T ......... V. .. n n .1 Tnn,.ar 1111. 1 . .
ary and February, 6.16d, and February and
March. 6 1M
NEW ORLEANS, June J2.-COTTON
Futures stesdy. June, 10.66 (tio.tjfic: July.
10.74ai0.76c; August,-10.41fl0.43c; Septsmber,
lnD.ioc; uctooer. n.ioTtf.fic; novemrjer,
.44'a9 46c: December. 9 44'l46: January.
SKaSMc. Spot firm. Sales, 2,350. Ordi
nary, 8c; good ordinary, 911-lCc; low mid
dling, 10 6-160 ; middling, 10c: good mid
dling, U 3-16c; middling fair, 11 7-16c. Re
ceipts, 1,323 bales; stock, xu.its Dales.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. June C OILS Cottonseed
quiet; prime crude nominal; yellow, 2hVc)
ntc. fetroieum, easy; rinnea new I or a,
37.96; Philadelphia and Baltimore. 17.90;
bulk. 85.00. Turoentlne, dull. 664i.")t4c.
ROSIN Steady; strained, common to
good, 83.10.
SAVANNAH. Oa., June 22. OILS Tur
pentine, steady, 62o.
riODin r II in, . v . a--uv, f , a.nu, rj,
32.70; F, 31.76; d, $2.80; H, $3.00; I, $3.30; K.
$3 40; M. $3 66; N, $3.90; W. Q., 4.26; W. W..
$466.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Juns 31 OILS Credit
balances, $157 Certificates, no bid; ship
ments, 63.362 bbls.; sverage, 66,927 bbls.;
runs, 83.903 bbls.; average. 74,106 bbls.;
shipments, j.ima. si,i onis. ; averags,
721 bbls.; runs, Lima, 76,829 bbls.; avsrsge,
17,496 bbls. i
agar aad Molasses.
wnr VfiftV June Rninin .
firm; fslr refining. 8 7-16c centrifugal, M
test, SI-16C; moiaaaes sugar, 4 4-iuc; ronned,
ateadv.
NEW ORLEANS. June 3t-SUOAR-Btronr;
open kettle, 3ii3 8-16c: open kettle
centrirugal. H)J"r; cenirirugai wnues, 4
fi-4c; yellows, 264 16-16o; seconds, 3
MOLA88E8 Nominal; open kettle, 304
Z6c; centrifugal, lutyidc. byrup, nominal,
2t4(26c.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. June 23. DRY GOODS
The market has been Improved to a certain
extent by the announcement of a reduction
of half a cent In American prints, msny
fearing a mora radloal cut. Other lines
are mors or less Irregular with offers
below sellers' Ideas being generally made.
Metal Market.
BT. LOUIS. June 22 METALS Lead,
dull at $4-10; speller, dull at $4 80,
t. Jnaeph Live Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH, June 22 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 80O head; market 10c lower; natives,
$4.2641.40: enws and heifers, $1.6W6.36; stock.
era snd teedera, $8 .OxtJ 4 65.
HOGS Recrtpte. head; market
steady; IlKlit. $5.06.12; medium and
heavy. R OTWtrtS t--
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8 857
hMd; market stead la lio, lower; Spring
lambs, $7.
OMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oattl Baotip i Kot io EeiTj, tnt Mritt
Salad Vary Slow and Wk.
HOG l ARRET HELD NEARLY STEADY
Light Ran of Ikets aad Unki and
with a Good Local Demand Both
Western Grneeers aad Cora
fede Sola Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, June 33, 1904.
Receipts were: Cattle.Hogs. Sheep.
Official Mondnv 1 6..140 4.61
Ofncial Tuesday 4,7t"J 11.663 3.M
unicial Wednesday 8.037 U.ooa wu
Three days this week.. 9.643 3S.707 9.9"1
8a me dava buit week B 497 1.7X2
Snme days week before. .10,9 80.750 6,275
same three weeks ago. .10,478 .n
Same four weeks ago.. ,.11.467 87.6.(7 1L675
Snme days last year 14.007 89.700 9.667
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
Ths following tabls ahows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep st South Omaha
for ths year to date with comparison with
Isst year: 1904. 1903. Inc. Dec
Cattle... 442,617 4S.SU 86,794
Hogs l,2H5,7ii 1,179,2.9 106.417
Sheep 678,808 646,119 183,664
Average prices paid tor ngs et soutn
Omaha for ths last several dss with com
parison ;
Date I 1904. 1903.1902.1901.1900.18. 11893.
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Juna
I...
3...
8...
4...
6...
...
7...
8...
4 53
3
$ TV.
3 BAI 4 31
4 4M,!
4 49,
07
7 07
f 13
a
t 70
4 38
3 65
3 69
4 11
I 90
e
4 01
11
4 J4
4(3
I 861
t '16
( 77
J 16j
7 30
I 71
( 70
$ 71
4 83
4 91
1 K!t
6 16
4 94
3 681
4 01
4 WH
4 6He
I 80
6 86
6 0
03
I 991
7 18 6 1
4 S
I 02
1 A7i X H
I 781
$ 60) in
4 6!),
4 74'
4 78
4 81
4 84
4 11
6 10
3 61
8 69
3 91
.Inn m lit
7 26
7 3i
7 S3!
7 361
7 811
e
6 83
1
3 M
3 84
e
3 71
3 79
3 77
3 90
3 63
3 60
a
3 80
8 81
3 72
June 11...
I 1
t on
a
3 37
June 12...
June 1.4
4 92
6 07
e
4 86
3 64
3 66
3 64
8 62
June 14...
i 81
4 861
4 9I
June 16...
4 81
i 98
6 86
June II
4 87 6 01
7 14
e
6 83
( 8
4 96
June 17...
June 18...
4 14
92
I 00
$ 94
6 97
7 23
7 26:
3,63,
3 64
3 71
3 69
3 66
June 19...
June 20...
June 91 .
6 94
I 88
8 5 9:
6 06
7 41
6 89
4 94
4 83
07!
e
S 83
7 43
6 91
June 23...
06
5 S9
t 0U
Indicates Sundsr.
The official numbei 0 cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs, sueep. ii see.
C. M. A St. P. Ry... 3
18
Wabash
1
1
28
3
65
10
23
T
'i
3
8
168
Mo. Pacific Ry
U. P. system
C. A N. W. Ry
F.: E. A M. V. R. R..
C, St. P., M. A O....
U. A M. Ry 89
C, B. A Q. Ry 6
K. C. & St. J
C, R. I. A P., east.. 7
C, R. I. A P., west.. 1
Chicago Gt. Western. 3
Total receipts 136
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing ths num
ber of head indicated:
Buyers. Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
248 1.359 1M
KiS 2.416 796
617 3,112 1,124
691 3,814
160
795
S7
10
99
71
123
191
70
16
12
17
268 ... 343
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Cudahy, from K. C
Armour, Sioux City
Vansant A Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Himtxinger
Hamilton A Rothschild..
L. F. Husa
Klngan A Co.
Wolf A Murnan
8. A 8
Root
Haggarty
Other buyers
Totals 8.073 tl.sX 2.617
CATTLE There were not as many cattle
here today as srrived yesterday, but In
Chicago the receipts ran ahead of the esti
mate, so that packers wers again bsarlsh
and prices went still lower. Trading wss
slow and it was rather late before a clear
ance was made. ' '
The market on corn-fed steers could prob
ably best be described by calling It ateady
to a dime lower. The choicest grades were
about steady In some esses, and In others
even those were a trifle lower. There was
nothing strictly prime . on ssle, however.
The less -desirable cattle were generally a
dime lower and when- It came to the
warmed-up and grassy cattle It was very
hard to get packers to even make n bid
on them. It wss not so much a question
of prices as one of dlaposlng of them at
any figure. Packers do not want these
thin, warmed-up and grassy cattle; as they
kill out so poorly that they are expensive
In the beef, even though bought at a low
figure on the hoof.
The cow market was also slow and weak.
Anything desirable In the way of dry-lot
stuff was about steady, but the common
kinds were slow and lower. G raisers and
canr.ers were extremely slow sale, as buy
ers would simply take one look at them
snd ride on, saying that they did not want
that class. The prlcea paid were even
lower than yesterday, but the market is so
uneven that It Is hard to tell Just how
much lower It Is from day to day. All but
the choice cattle are all the way from 50o
to 81 lower than at the high time last week.
Good dry-lot bulls were about steady to
day, but grsss bulls were slow and weak.
Veal calves held sbout steady.
There were a good many Blockers snd
feeders on ssle this morning, snd as the
demand was limited, the market was slow
and wesk. There were some Oregon and
Idaho cattle on sale wnicn
largely for feeders. Common
were very hard to dispose of.
tlve sales:
had to go
otock csttle
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It
io'.'.!'."
..12V0 4 74
.1340
4 40
10.
1141 4 80
COWS AND HEIFERS
... no I k
HEIFERS.
... 411 I 10 f 411 1 41
41 I 3a 1 44 4 10
644
ISO
1 441
I 34
14 701 4 40
I It
I
, 46
174
Ml
4 1
4 v?
4 U
411
I 4f.
06 8 4
BULLS.
4...
1...
.1441 8 14
1....
1....
.1144 4 04
.1140 I 40
.14J4 4 14
....1144 8 H
.... IK IK
....1440 4 44
,...1470 4 04
1...
.1410
.MM
.1140
.1400
I 10
1.
1.
4 44
4 44
4 44
I...
ana 4 80
CALVES.
140 I 44
140 I 4i
110 I 00
114 4 44
.10 4 40 1..
40
44
4 re a...
4 14 I..
STAGS.
4 4S
, 114
114
I 14
I 40
.1414
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
14...
SB...
11...
1...
16...
14...
44 4 oo la.
Ill 4 40
1100 4 14 I.
144 I 00
KW4 I 10
II 6 10
, 414 4 44 14 IU47
414 4 16 14 1144
STEERS AND COWS.
444 I 14 II 114
144 I 44 17 411
ait a 00
I 34
I 44
4 14
4 40
8TOCKER3 AND FEEDERS.
474 I 44 4 41.1 I 46
...
11...
11...
II...
14.-
171 41 I 40 I 14
144 I 1 I W IB
41 I It 11 414 4 40
40 I 1
OREGON.
M ...1.r. 1060 8 66
HOGS There was quite a liberal run of
hoars hare this morning, but the market
held U0 In quite satisfactory condition.
Packers were Inclined to be a little bearlah,
but salesmen held on for steady prices,
and tn the majority of oases sueoeeded In
getting thsm. There was perhaps a weak
SOt or IW Wl ...... ... ure.i-
aV.le loads Pity have sold 2o lower, but
the market waa right around sti-sdy, with
trading quits active. Practlrally every
thing was dlaposud of by ths mid. lie of the
foronoon and there was very little chengs
la the market trvm aUMrt to fluisU. n,s
bulk of the hogs went from 85.05 to IS.In.
with choice from 86.10 to ii 2o. The list ht
snd common kinds sold from 8S.nb down.
There wsa quite a demand torisy from
shippers for good-weight hogs, which
helped out the market on that class to
3ulte an extent, and the fact that they
Id not take the light snd common kinds
enabled packers In some cares to buy that
class a little loir - Representative sales:
No. At Pr, Sh. Ne. A. Pr. Sh.
44 114 .. I 44 74 !4 li I t7t
44 HI U4 4 44 77 Ill .. 4 0H
44 14 40 4 44 41 144 44 I 0714,
41 144 140 4 0 47 141 144 4 7
44 144 14 6 40 CI 141 .. 4 47
74 144 40 4 4 47 HI 40 I 4H
44 i1 IS I at 4t 141 40 4 07 v
70 1!0 m 4 04 44 (41 .. 4 01k
44 ill 44 I 04 44 147 140 4 07
40 If .. 1 04 71 141 40 4 07
71 138 10 I n 40. 11 100 I 47(e
71 1.1 44 I 0H 14 314 170 I 07 V,
40 114 144 4 47 V, 44 l4 t"0 4 071,
44 K4 40 I 01K 44 11 144 4 07V
74 Ill 1K I OS, II SM .. I 47t
74 Ill 10 I 01S 74 VI .. 4 97
74 107 110 I C1'4 49 1 141 10 I 07
71 Ill 40 4 01 41 10 144 4 07
44 104 .. I 01 (4 141 40 I 07
44 Ill .. 102 74 241 1M 107,
74 4 100 I 02 41 1!4 ! I 07
40 121 40 I 04 74 1.11 10 I 07
44 J 10 40 I 04 HI 131 1S 101
41 114 ..1 04 70 1.14 170 101
14 114 It 4 Of. 1 214 40 I 47
II 114 140 I 04 41 164 .. 107
71 110 . .4 0 14 t'l .. I 01
41 124 II 14 Ill .. 107
61 Ml 44 I 44 141 40 I 07 V,
44 M 40 4 . ti 227 M I 01
71 334 40 I 04 t Ill 14 I 01
41 120 40 I US II Ill .. I 07 H
71 I 40 I 04 17 144 .. I 97
41 117 40 I 94 74. ...... .116 MO 17
41 114 ..4 03 67 210 40 1 07
74 II .. 4 04 47 til 40 I 14
11 121 ..4 0 61 171 .. I 10
140 114 110 I 06 40 141 .. I 14
74 1.10 .. I 04 44 141 .. I 10
14 231 140 I 04 41 4 140 4 10
140 Ill 40 I 04 70 2 .. I 10
41 125 ISA OS 41 .l .. I 10
67 114 124 I (4 16 1.14 40 6 10
14 120 110 04 41 K-4 40 I 14
71 125 .. I 06 "I.. SOS .. I II
44 127 120 I 04 11 141 ,. i 10
47. ...... .234 40 6 94 41 144 .. 1 10
14.. ......147 .. 1 04 44 261 140 114
44 lit 94 I 04 70 117 140 4 10
41 134 .. 4 OS 74 144 0 I 10
13 144 40 04 44 1M 140 I 10
44 144 40 I 06 67 16 .. I 19
47 1.14 44 I 04 64 141 130 I I
70 244 104 1 04 44 274 .. ill',
44 Ml loo 6 06 44 171 90 I 12
70 117 49 I 06 76 170 100 I 12
Tl ill 14 4 06 40. 347 .. Ill
M 110 10 I 08 41 170 40 I II
70 111 10 I 09 67 lot .. I II
71 lit 10 I 49 13 147 .. I 11-a
47 114. .. ( OS 44 S7I .. 4 II
74 121 ... 1 04 II I4 49 111
ll .304 144 I 04 41 ll 40 I 12
71 244 40 I 04 44 .114 10 6 14
41 Ill . . I 06 44 206 .. I II
44 til 110 I 0ft M 107 10 I IS
2M 40 OS 49 117 .. I II
16 l:l 80 I 04 Ml ., i II
II 121 40 I 04 n 1.4 .. I II
11 139 44 I 07 tl 119 tO I II
44 Ill .. 107 at Ml ..114
71--. 33t 110 I 07 i
SHEEP There were only about 7 cars
of sheep and Ismbs reported this morning
and the demsnd wss sufficient to take
everything on sale at good, steady to strong
prices. Buyers were all out early in the
morning and It was not long before every
thing In sight was disposed of. A string
of Oregon yearling lambs snd sheep sold
for 85 and some Oregon wethers brought
84. 45.
There wss very little local stuff on sals,
though a bunch of yearling lambs sold for
86- 26.
Quotations for fed stock: Good to
choice lambs. 86.0O$r.6O; fair to good lamba.
85.50ii6.00; good to choice yearlings or weth
ers, 85.0OJt6.25: fair to good yesrllnge or
wethers. 84,7MT6.C0; good to choice ewes,
l4.2Mi4.60; fslr to good ewes, $4.0034.28.
Representative sales:
No. Wt. Pr.
896 Oregon grass wethers 102 4 45
1004 Oregon grass . yearling
lambs and wethers $9 600
154 Oregon grass yearling lambs
-and wethers 83 8 00
CHICAGO LIVE S.OCIC MARKET
Cattle Twenty-Five Coots Lower
Hogs Steady Sheep Lower.
CHICAGO. June 22.T-CATTLE Receipts,
23,000 head. Including 720 Texans; market 15
r2nc lower; good to prime steers, 35.6041
68; poor to medlu-n. 34.50gS.40; storkers
and feeders, 82.5uS4.60; cows, 31.55(94.00;
heifers. 82.005.26; canners. $1.502.60; bulls.
$2.0004.26; calves, $2.60.50; Texas-fed
steers. $4.606.26.
HOGS Receipts, 28,100 head; estimated to
morrow, 26,000; market steady: mixed and
butchers, 85.166.80; good to choice heavy,
8o.SiVfii5.42Hi: rough heavy, 3R.15i&fi.SO; light,
l5.lfltfr5.JO: bulk of sales. 85 2f.fi6.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 16,000
head; market steady; lamba, steady to
lower; gooa to choice wethers. I4.ovo.3;
fair to choice mixed, 84.OfKtjM.75; western
sheep,. 84.SU4j6.60; spring lambs, 84.603,7.50;
western e lipped lambs, 86.004.40..
' Hew' York Live Stock Market.
NEW ' TORK. June 22. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 2,028. head; market for prime dry
fed steers about steady, all othera 10 15c
lower, and very slow; bulls 15225c off; me
dium and good rows ftufilSo lower; thin
cows steady; steers, $4.604.60; stags, $4.0C&
4. mi; Duns. ij. uiiB4.il: cnoice dry red, 14.60;
cows, $1. 75i7J4.10. Cables steady. Shipments,
$.800 Quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 4.466 head: market for
veals firm to shade higher; buttermilks
steady; veals, 84.0o.00; buttermilks, 83.00
4j3.60; dressed calves Arm; city dressed
veals. 6io per pound; country dressed. 6c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,450
head: market for sheep slow; heavy and
medium 860 lower; prime sheep barely
steady) good to prime lambs steady to
strong; medium and common dull and
lower; sheep, 13.00)4 50; no prime light
sheep sold; common to prime lambs, 35.260
7.25. '
HOGS Receipts, 6,700 head; market
higher; good to prime state hogs, 35.709
o.ou.
Kansas City Live Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY, June 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,7X head, Including 1,400 southern
ers; market steady to slow; choice export
and dresaed beef steers. 35.75u6.40: flr to
?ood, $4.2fi(S6.60; western-fed steers, 84.25!iJ
.00; stackers nnd feeders, 83.0CK&4.7O; south
ern steers, 83.00ij'5.50; southern cows, $2. 00
4 ou; native cows, iz.ourgd.&u; native neirers,
83.00tsa.40; bulls,. I3.00ij4.26; calves, $2,600
4-26.
HOGS Receipts, 9,700 head; market
steady: tot). 86. bulk of sales. $5.0042)5.15:
neavy, n.iwiv.zzi; pacaers, 4o.uuud.id; pigs
and llft-hts. t4.4e-u6.07U.
SHEEP ' AND LAMBS Receipts, $.500
head; market 1015o lower; native lambs,
$5.O0S4).8O; western lambs, $6.0O3'6.80; fed
ewea. $4.50ifre.00; Texas clipped yesrllngs,
$4,754(6.40; Texas clipped sheep, $4.o0J4.5,
tockers and feeders. $3.0u84.00.
Bt. Louis Live Stock Market.
RT LOUIS. June 23. CATTLE Receipts.
e KiVk V ... .1 (nnlnillnv 1 F..V1 t.i.nt' mnrkat
slow and lower; native snipping una export
eteors. lf.0O!a.6S: drensed beef and butcher
steers, $4 25 40; steers under 1.000 lbs., $4 00
34.00; stockers snd feeders, S3.uuvi zb: cows
and heifers. 82.2fvfio.16: canners. 32.00m3.5O:
bulls. $3.00(34.05; calves, W.OofcS.OO; Texas snd
Indian steers, 4i.ao'OU. io; cows anu neuere,
tS7RW.176.
HOOS Receipts. 11.000 head: market slow
n ine.r- nlars nnd arhta. 14 26'(io.(ft: nack-
ers. $5.COf6.15; butchers and beat heavy, $5.10
06 80.
bhiticP AND I. A MRS Recelnts. 9 600
head: market lower: native muttons, B&iiJ
4.75; lambs, &.(IUJ7 B: cuus ana ducbs, k b
626; Blockers, $2.3.00; Texans, $3.20J
4.86.
ajoux C ity Live Stock Market.
DIOtJA v 41 I. " " . , . ... - .
v I , . V D.n.ln(. X1A h.ali mar.
grain i y n i i ... . . ...... -
fiet steady; beeves, $4.5tY(i.00; oows. bulls
and mlxen, tz.oo; stocsers inn rc-onre, o.w
4 00; calves snd yearlings, $3.onM.S6.
lit Kia rteoeipia. . nni, ii"'i
steady, selling at $4.95-36.20; bulk, $5.05-65.10.
toek la Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
for the six principal western cities yester
day:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
.. 8.0B7 11,6x5 3.M
..2.1.O.") 2.1"0 16.t0
.. 6,7"0 9,700 8.600
.. 710 11.000 9.5"0
., 3o0 6H 8,367
.. 300 6,200
. .88.787 73,887 84,638
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City .
St. Louis
St. Joseph ...
Sioux City ....
Totals...
Wool Market.
-r., ..-r.v-.-.T - 9 wnniThra la a
steady maikst for domestic wool. The sen
timent prevaiia mi i "
bring high prices in order that the buyers
may clear a profit on the new clip. Some
choloe lots have recently been dlxposed of
at record vslues. Receipts of new grades
are heavy dally and are Increasing. Pulled
and territory wools are quiet and foreign
grades are also Inactive, though linn.
Leading quotations follow: Territory,
ldahe. fine. !7'al; heavy fine, 14fel5o; fin
medium. liftf-Ao; medium. 1XW1SV; low me
dium. lfMHsc. Wyoming, fine, 16-aoIIVm
hesvy fine, 14$16c; tine medium, lie; low
medium. 2v'11c.
ST. LOUIS, June tt-WOOL-FIrm and
active; - pietilum grades, combing and
olothlng, lxia 24'-c ; light fine, 14 o Ilk:; heavy
fins, lal6c', tub wkUed, 2o4j3ec. ,
Evaporated Applea aad Dried Fralts.
NEW YORK. June 12. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market Is quiet for old crop
supplies, but prices sre steady; common,
4Vui(c; prims, 6'lo; choirs, 6u4Vti;
'"CALIFORNIA PRIED FRUITS-Prunee
srs quiet, quotations ranging from 2V)
54,0. u!ordlng to grade. Apricots seem
a shade eaaler; rhnioe are held at WoUm;
extra ch.u.-i Vili 10V-; fancy, Uul3c.
Veguliet) firm with, supplieg small and wnl!
held; choice. "07c; extra choice, THtc;
fancy, 9t4il0c.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. June 32 -METAI-9 Tin
showed Improvement at home snd abroad,
although there waa no material Improve
ment In demand. London quoted spot at
111 17s Sd snd futures at avll6 7s 6.1. I.n
callv the market closed with spot quoted
st irS.6n4i2S.7F.. Copper wss a shsde lower
In London, cloning at 56 7s 6d for spot snd
W s for futures. The local market held
ateadv. lake 812.sr4jdriJ.7i: electrolytic. $12 60
bl2.6iH; casting. $12.1iVyal2..
Marder la Sew Tork.
NKW YORK. Juno . Krank FJhanon. a
bartendnr. hecaua his persistent nropossls
of marriage to Mrs. Rridget Lee. who Is
proprietress of s saloon In Hrookiyrt. were
refused shot and killed her today. He then
blew out his brain.
Bee Want Ads bring the best return.
REAL ESTATR TR4SSFERS.
Deeds filed for record Juno 22. 1904, as fur
nished by the Midland Ousrsntee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farnam street, for The Pee:
George P. Davis and wife to Abram
Ruliln, part or lot 18, block 1. Mil
lard Place t 3.300
John Davlln to Sarah Volkmeler, 4
acres In northenst corner ot tne
eVa seU nwW 7-16-13 3
Swan Anderson to Fred H. Kent, lota
I and it, uisen s suo , i
J. L. Flke et si. to Joseph snd Anna
Kryrl. lot in, block 9, Kountse s
4th sd 1.800
Howard H. Pileetly ct al. to Anna D.
Delaware, lot 18, block 7. Kllby place o
Hugh 8. Thomss to Joshua P. Brown,
Int t block 4. Florence 150
Omaha Mercantile company to Jasss
W. Jennings, lot e, cam pisce i
Edward Whitman A Co. to Eugene J.
Sullivan, lot 28, block 1, Armstrong a
lt ad 1000
Eugene J. Sullivan and wife to Lucy
C. Whitman, lot 28. block 1, same... 3,000
George Parker Milne to Fannie
1'e.rKer Ainne; iois if ana o, uiui-e. v,
Bedford nlace 1
Joshua P. Brown snd wife to Hugh 8.
Thomas, lot 15, block lis, worenoe.. v
John A. Caves and wife to Walter C.
Fletiry. part or lots u ana iz, oiock
-1 H.nith Omaha 1100
Soren Chrlstensen to Soren Jensen,
sVi swH 19-16-10 6.000
Elenor 8. Dally and husband tn Ksth-
erlne A. Burke et al, part oi lot a,
block 12, city a-500
Updike Commission Co.
GRAIN AND TROVISIONS.
Buslnsss bandied promptly In all market
Office, (63 Bee Building.
Telephone Wis.
O. W. t'PDlKE. MANAGER.
Ten free trips to the Worlds Fair. Sao
coupon on page two.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR BOILER HOI-'SH.
. ... 1 1 . . 1 1 . . . . -i ....... . , . f h. Tnte-
DUIirir., U.U. . -rj. ......... v. - - - - - - -
rlor, OflVe of Indian Affairs, Washington,
v. h lit lutu AnuiM nmrwianla.-en
dorsed "PropoVals for Poller House, etc.,'
uenoa, ienruaai. iiurrwru vv...
mlssloner of Indian Affairs, Washington,,
D. C. will be received at the Indisn Offlre
21. 1904, for furnishing snd delivering all
...... I. .. .. .1 I.. Unr wm I ...I n
necessary niiiiuin wiu w. .-j......,
construct and complete a boiler house,
..... .. ...v. t.i if ntnlna holler. enarlnn.
dynamo, etc., at the Oenon. Indian School,
X' ..l. -., -1. r. In mirint ficeopdanre with the
plana, specifications, and instructions to
bidders, which may be examined at thla
Office, the offices of the "Improvement
Bulletin." Minneapolis, Minn:; "ConBtruc
tlon News," Chicago, 111.: "The Bee,"
Omaha, Neb.; the "Nebraska State Jour
nal," Lincoln. Neb.; the "Globe-Democrat,"
St Louis, Mo.: the Builders and Tradere
Exchanges st Omsha, Neb.: Milwaukee,
Wla; Bt. Paul, Minn.; at the Northwestern
Manufacturers' Association. 8t. Paul,
Minn.; the Commercial Exchange. Des
Moines, Iowa; at the tl. a Indian Ware
houses. 602 South Seventh St., St. Louis,
Mo.: 265 South Canal St., Chicago, 111.; 8)6
Howard St.. Omaha, Neb. ; and 119 Wooster
Bt. New Tork City; and at the School.
For further Information, apply to W. H.
Wlnslow, Superintendent Indian School,,
Genoa, Nebraska. A. C. TONNBR, Acting
Commissioner. Jel.B.a.rMo.Jy2,.7.,
RAILWAY. TIME CARD, .
NION STATION 10TH AND BfARCY.
Chicago, Rock Islaod aft Paclfle.
AST. ...
teera. Arrive.
m.i r-i v. I ta e 1 U era
Chlcase DarlisM Uioal f,! S? " ! ?!
Chic. so greM bl!:!iE? Mil.
Uea MOID suprees ...,,.......;-r "
Chicago Fast Kipress ..........a 8;40 pis 4 141
WEST.
Rooky MounUls Limited ...... s t:80 sat 1 14
Lincoln, Colorado Springs, Pea-
Tar, PtmMs as a 1:80 pot Sl ot
Union raelac.
Tee Ovarian Umltad s l:4 sat a 6:08
The rt Mall ...s 1.40 li t)
The California Cipresa a 4:10 pis ........
Ts Atlaall Bpeeial J;f
The Portlana-Chicesa gpaalel. A 8:89 pal 6 10
Th Atlantlo Eipreae a!I
Th Celerado 6pacla all ill pm a 4
Th Chieaso Special SI;
Lincoln. Beatrice a Stromaburf
BjMpreea ...B4 pra bll 41
Columbus Lseal 6 6:0 sm h :el
Chicago, Milwaukee ek St. Pa el.
CBIcaio Prll" ...sl:Maa .11-11
Chlcese fast Bapress J J J V
Overland Llsilui it!!; ? !'!
De Molna Itapreas a 1.44 ai 11 1!
Illinois Central.
Chloaso Enpreaa .......a T:80 pax alt:W
Chicago. eUoueapolU A Bt
Chicago eb Kortbwostera,
rat Cbloaso .a 1:44 Us a I M
Local Chicago all:IO ao ........
Hell a 1:14 pat S 1:44
Oklahoma and Texas eUpreea... I Jl pel all 4
Parll.bt it Paul a 1 40 au. a 0:4
Uayllgnt Chioeso a J oO am all 40
Limited Chioaga a I J Dt a 114
rat Chicago a I i4l
Looal Chlcase a 4 X4 pat
Local Bloua Uly Sfii"" ' ! Jf
Fast M. Paal ....a 3:18 P a lit
t. rmul klxpraas a 1:44
rut kail S 140
Local Bless City s 4 00 sat alia
KolrlolS Bon.ote.1 " M4:M
Lincoln and Loag Pla h 3Ji ata tun. 44
l.dood. Hoi prlng "
LlacolB S 1.40 pm s 111
CaVuir end Wyomlm sUpree.. I 40 pet 1:14
HasUagsTsusBrtor aad Alhloa.. 1:44, pm k 8:14
Mlaaonrl Paoltlo.
L Loel tUpreea ........... ...al0: sm SIM
.Cl.?....,c..hr,!?..!r..ut4.p- .T:a
weria's Fair BpecUl l- P HIM
Chicago Great Wostoesv
Bt. reel MlhsaapeUs Urn-
Ited s 4:40 pm a Till
gl. Past A MtaaeapeUS -
preaa '
Chicago l.lmlle a 4:44 pm SiO.44
Chleasa Upr ' 441 sm s 4,4
(Vabaab.
(t Loaia "Canaoa Ball' XU.41 1 W pm s 1:14
Mew Worl,. Fair s t 4 aa s 4 0
Local Irom CosiuiU lUsgs 8.44 am s I 44
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PIRLINGTOH STATION lOTH aft HAIOI
Chieaso, Bai-ltogtoa at lAaiaey.
eeve. mmim.
Chicago Special ji 1 Mi am a I 44 pm
ri...-A VMUh.lM Kaeeaea ....a 4:04 am a 1:44 am
Chicago local a J U am aU:44pm
Chicago Liauiea e e.e w e r
Faat Mali " -
Kansas City, St. Joseph at Co. Blaifs.
Kansas City Day Bspross a I 11 sm a t aj pa
u Loan Fljrar a 1.44 sm all: am
x.oaea i lia Nlaht sUsrea ... aUi pm S 1.41 4m
Uurllagtoa ok MUaoort BJver.
Wiawra, Beatrlae Uneels. ,.s site am U:S4 pa
Maeraeaa kaiiraes a 4.4 m al.4pia
beaver Ltmllo 4 4:14 pm a 4:44 am
Slack Hill A Faaat Bosod gU.aU.M pm a :4 a
Colorado Vestibuied Fler a I 44 im
Lincoln Fast Mali hi At pa aii.tepa
Fort Vruuk A flaUamoath ....4 1. 14 pm til M aa
keiwta A Facia Jiuicile ..a 1:44 pm 4 4-1' aa
ktallatti a Faoia eaaeuoa ..a 3.44 as ,
WEBSTER DEPOT 1TH aft WKB8TEH
Mlssoarl PaelSo.
Leave. . Arrtra
Mabmska Local, via Waeeiog
.Water S 440 pm all It sa
Chicago. St. Pool, Mloa. aft Osuaha.
Tela City Faeaeoser St. 4 am II pa
4. out cur Feaseoser s I 0 put all. am
Oakland Local 1:41 pa - I.M aa
a dally.
Batwrdar.
k dsily eioept Banday.
a dally aaoeiH Mouses.
d dally except
OCEAN TsSAMBHirg.
AMCMOR UHS V. a. MAIL BTgAMSMIFA
HgW TOka, LOMDOMPgAAT , AMD OLABOOW,
HgW YORK. OIBAALTA AND MAFLIA
Baperlor aocommoeetloaa. gaaelleot euialeo. Th
ou.(et et peaeangera aerofallr eoaeldored. Blbgi
or rouu4-4rlp ticket betvaea Na York ead Bewiao,
Begllab, Irlah and all pnaelsel Seadlnavlaa and
conlioanuil polota at etlraotlve relao. aMkd luf Boot
of Tutus- For tieketa or saaeael luloriaeuoa
to u ieeal aaaal el the Anther Lino, or to
MAKpiaUSOri ItAUB., bee I seis (klcaee. He.