CRM AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wk Cub Situation an CoToriog bj
Short Oauiei Fluotuatioa.
ACTION OF JULY WHEAT IS ERRATIC
Corn Mri( a All Months, bat Heavy
Receipts Foretell Decline Oat
Held Little Higher
Than Yesterday.
Julv. 11.114: September, new. 804c; Sep-
OATS To arrive and on track, 314c
I'HK'tUO KRAI AM) PROVISIONS
-.L, ul? w.hct market was very erratic.
t Ik n I n fl Ma- fi Wi - - 1
t
-... u tiii" i"wer, unaer innuence ot
JLVii ?n pTkei" in the northwest, It
declined further until It reached 844c Cov
ering bv nhnm ihn ... .....i . ,
irfi Hft to "J"1"2- 8'ptember held ateady
H"rl M.- J1 closed at that figure. De
cember closed at Hl-V:.
Corn was etrona ' In all month. The
opening wes unchanged, but an advance
Z".?,1" July closed at 614c old
July at 624c, September at 604c, old
September at C0o and December at 474c.
Receipt are heavy for this time of year
and trader say they do not expect to see
prices hold up. Receipts at all the mar.
kets today were 438 cars, yesterday 329
cars. Chicago estimates JS cars for to
morrow. .,9aU,hpld mus h'Kher. July finished at
S14c, September at i4c and December at
294c.
the general situation of crop conditions
IS somewhat Improved, says the Cincinnati
Price Current. There Is some betterment
In the rorn crop, but conditions are Irregu
lar, being not better tlian, and possibly
not equal to, the average or years. Outs
Indicate u full average crop. Wheat main
tains Its previous promise. Oklahoma mill
ers estimate their wheat crop at 20,000,000
to 30,000.000 bushels, with the speculators In
clining to accept the lower figures. Flour
stocks In the United States and Canada
decreased 260,000 barrels In May. Dululh
old 30,000 bushels low grade wheat to east
ern mills yesterday and said they were
getting out of the low grade.
At Liverpool Snow's report caused a
quiet opening, with prices d lower, but
later the nearer months steadied VI on
very unfavorable crop reports from Russia.
Toward noon September lost this slight
ealn, being affected by the Indian official
rrop estimate. Wheat closed Wu- lower.
Corn opened 4d lower and closed 4d lower.
The bull Interest In corn In Chicago,
which had a stock of almost H.ooo.ooo bush
els cash stuff on hand June 1. has not
1.600.000 bushels left. They have sold 1.600.
000 bushels In a week and have boats char
tered for 900,000 hushols more. The sea
bo rd sold 128 OuO bushels yesterday.
From today's Inter Ocean: 'Fifty-seven
er cent of the wheat In the visible supply
Jn the United States Is of contract grade,
against 81 per cent last year. This Is a
most remarkable showing, considering the
poor quality of last year's crop, and the
claims made for the last year that good
wheat was scarce. The seven leading mar
kets have 7.488,000 bushels of contract
wheat, a decrease of 1.774,000 bushels In
MnV hilt an lnlMa& r,t iJliifW) l.i I . V. .
over a year ago. These markets have In
itw nKKii-niQ Jd,OIO,lW OUKneiB OI Rll KinOS
of wheat, out of a total of 16.721.000 bushels
In the visible supply In the United States,
a decrease of 6.074.000 bushels last month
and 488.000 bushels from last year, showing
a larger consumption of the low than of
the contract grades. Minneapolis Is 62 per
rent of the present contract stocks. The
showing Indicates lighter supplies of low
grades and larger consumption of them,
. leaving the higher grades for speculative,
purposes .and for consumption at the end
of the season."
Omaha, Cash Sales.
CORN-No. 2 yellow, i car, 474c; No. S,
1 car, 464c
Omaha, Cash Prices.
'MEAT-No. 2 hard Mtrssc; No. S hard,
,;';..', ' mnjnoo; p.o. a spring, vie.
CORN-No. 2, 47c; No. 3, 464c; No. 4.
464c; no grade, 4045c; No. 2 yellow, 474c;
No. 8 yellow. 47c; No. 2 white, 44c; No.
m whir. 4iitrv
OATS-No. a mixed, 294c: No. 8 mixed,
29o; No. 4 mixed. 24c; No. 2 white, 81c; No,
I white, 304c; No. 4 white, 30c; standard!
81c.
Carlo Receipts.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
St. Louis ...
8
.... 29
....237
.... 8
.... a
.... 17
an
32
'22
123
152
11
10
33
Minneapolis Grain Market.
t- The range-o prices paid In Minneapolis,
as reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Article. I Open. High. Low. Close, Yes'y.
Wheat - .
July.. 105 10884 10414 10RH 1 OgW
Sept.. S3. 847, MJ 84 Vi
Corn . . , mm
July.. 604 624 604 61a.
Sept.. 494 60, 494 604 494
Dec... 464 4- 464 47? 464
New.
WEATHER I THE GRAIX BELT
r
Cloady and Favorable Conditions for
Light showers.
, , , OMAHA, June 8, lfte.
Generally clotidy weather prevails
throughout the Missouri valley and west
this morning, and conditions are favorable
for light showers In the central valleys to
night and Friday. The weather Is gener
ally clear in the Mississippi valley and
eastern and southern states, except unset
tled weather In tho upper Atlantic states.
The weather Is warmer rant f ih. mi..
Blsslppl river and will be slightly warmer
11 tciiuai VHUfys Ullllgni.
Omaha reiorO ot temonratur nd
cipiiaiion compared with the corresponding
... , , lf. 1!4., 1903. 1002.
Minimum temperature.... 69 61 62 62
Precipitation 00 . 00 . 08 . 00
Normal temperature for today. C8 de
grees. . tendency in precipitation since March 1.
1.62 Inches.
.xcess corresponding nerlnd In 1u 7
an Inch.
Excess corresponding period in 1'tn.i 1 i
Inches. ,
OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
iemp Rain.
stations. Max. At in. 11
Auburn, Neb.
ieaaman, nri
Carroll, 1....
78 . 68 .00
79 64 .00
.y 66 .00
81 . M .)
77 64 .00
75 60 . 00
"4 64 .00
78 66 .ill)
76 to .00
74 63 .00
73 47 .0
79 63 .10
67 47 .00
73 ,, 66 .00
69 61 .00
Pt. cloudy
It. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
DISTRICT AVERAGK8.
No. of lemp. Rain.
Central. Btations. Max. Mfn. Inches.
Chicago. Ill 28 , 0 4S T
Columbus, 0 17 74 50 T
Des Moines, la..'. 14 72 t .00
Indtanapulis, lnd. 11 72 IX T
Kansas City. M. 20 K: 68 ,no
Louisville. Ky 18 KS 5i t
Minneapolis 27 70 48 T
Omaha, Neb 16 78 64 .00
St. Louis, Mo.... 13 82 62 .00
U A, WELSH.
Local forecaster, Weather Bureau.
: Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. June H. WHEAT Mar
ket, lower; July, 7ic; Septemlter, 7274aT3c;
December, 7il-j't3c; cash. No. 2 hard. 96
8Sc; No. 1. 90!i7c; No. 4, 75'o94Sc; receipts,
iu cars.
. CORNBtearty;July, 47V447tt-: Septem
ber. 4dc; Iieceniber. 41V; cash, No. 2
mixed. 4ito: No. S, 4Mb4c; No. I white, 491j
4Hc; No. 3. 4c.
OATfl-Weak; No. J white. 38c; No. S
mixed. ifiHe.
"HAY Steady; choice timothy, $9.304110.00;
choice prairie, J7.7MiR.0O.
RVE fiteady, 5&'Uc.
BI'TTEK Creamery. lfiSOc; packlng,13e.
EGOS Steady; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whllewood cases includi'd. 14' per
dos.; case count, ).V; cases returned, Ho
lot. less.
Receipts. Shipments.
Whest. bu 3.S"u 18.400
Corn, bu .40o S3.io
Oats, bu 15.0") K.OuO
Philadelphia Prodnre Market.
PHILADF.LPI1IA. Pa . June i. BUTTER
I'nclianged; extra western creamery, Jiiji
liHc- extra nearby prints, !2c.
EOOS Firm: nearby freah, Ue loss off;
nearby fresh, l'o at mark; western fresh,
lrwl'o at mark. '
. CHEEUE-fteady; New York full cream,
fancy, new. W,lflc; fatr to good new, 9tf
jic; domestic bwln, Uttitc. .
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, June I. CORN Firm ; No. I
yellow. 4:cj No. I. 11V--; No. L K)c; no
grade, 48MJ49
OATS-Steady; No white. 31631Vic; No.
4 white. jof,iti31o.
WlllBKX i is ror nnisnea grvixis.
Dnlath Grain Market.
Dl'LUTH. Minn, June" -WHEAT-To
arrive. No. 1 northern, II ll1; on track. No.
1 Mithern, II U'.; No. J northern. Il itt;
Pea teres of the Trading and Closing
Prices fin Hoard of Trade.
CHK'AOO. June (.Active covering bv
shorts. Influenced by a hulllsh crop report
from Kentucky, caused strength at the
mitsh In the whft market here todnv. At
the close the Julv option whs up 'flr'4o.
Corn Is tip iic. Oats show a gain of Vfi(c.
Provisions are unchanged to Tc lower.
The wheat mstket opened weak. Julv
was off i: to t,c at K'rS'&8nc. Weather
throughout the United States favorshle for
rapid development of the crop. F'lt traders
and commission houses sold freelv and
caused Increased weakness. Under tlie gen
eral selling July declined to 84V. Suddenlv
sentiment changed. Demand, which hns
been dragging since the opening, became
unusually active. The market turned ex
tremely strong. The cause for the trans
formation was a decline of 17 points In the
condition of the winter wheat In Kentucky
as shown by the state report. According to
statistics the condition on June 1 wss 75.
compared with 92 on May 1. Deterioration
by rust was given a the reason. Spurred
on by this report shorts became eager bid
ders forwheat. At the same time offerings
were less free. The result was a quh'k ad
vance to 814 ra8i,e for Julv. The upturn
was accelerated by a firmer tone at Minne
apolis. The market here closed strong and
at the highest point of the day. Clearances
of wheat and flour were equal to 14';,noo
bushel. Primary receipts were 293.70)
bushels, compared with 234.900 bushels a
year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 249 cars, against 20
last week and 146 cars s year ago.
Despite the early Weakness of wheat the
corn market was strong practically the en
tire day. Several big snorts were active
buyers, the volume of trading being un
usually large. The fundamental reason for
the marked strength was the small primary
receipts, which are running about 26 per
cent less than the corresponding time last
year. Arrivals here were light. Ixiwer
cables had a depressing effect at the start.
Julv opened unchanged to Vjc lower at 50'4jo
to 60HC, mill up to 61HC and closed at 617c.
Local receipts were 261 cars, with 65 of con
tract grade.
An active demand In cash grain caused a
firm tone-In the oats market. Strength of
corn was another influential factor. July
opened a shado to Vt,tffi4e lower at Snr to
31c, sold up to Sljic and closed at 31'4c.
Local receipts were 162 cars.
Profit-taking In lord had a weakening ef
fect on tho entire provisions list. A decline
of 5c In the price of live hogs was a factor.
At the close September pork was off 5'37'Ao
at 12 90. Ijird was down 6c at $7.60. Ribs
were unchanged at $7 66.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat,
10 cars; corn, 280 cars; oats, 175 cars; hogs,
23,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. I Open. I High. Low. I Close. Yes y.
Wheat I I I I
July reHfiTi 8fttg, MT4j ii si;h
Sept. 8nS8l 81" 80H;81Wi 8K9V1
Dec. 80V(11il SIHl 804,81V8Vil 81
Corn ili
tJuly 6!HEp4( 62 61S 524 61
iJuly 50V 62S 6V4I 81 T 60S
tSept. . 49?i 60V 4V50Va-V49Vao0
8ept. 40V, 6(!4!WfJ1i 50' 494
JDec. 46gi 47HI 47V 46
Oats I I I I
July 3Qf2l 81V 807,f 3U. 3K&4
Sept. 2H 29Vii28Vi3Hl 287,''0 art
12 62V, 12 62H 12 674 12 60 12 674
Sept. 12 96 12 974 12 874 12 90 12 974
7 85 7 374 7 80 7 30 7 874
Sept. 7 65 7 66 7 474 7 60 1 55
7 374 7 40 7 324 7 374 7 40
Sept. 7 65 7 65 7 60 7 66 7 66
No. 2. tOld. tNew.
FLOUR Easy; winter ratents, $4.20
4 30; straights, $3.9034.10; spring patents.
$4.705.TO; straights, $3.908.00; bakers', $2.40
3.80.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. $1.071.09; No. 3.
$1.0iXt1.06; No. S red, 99ci6$1.00V4.
CORN No. 2, 63c; No. 2 yellow, 54V4c
OATS No. 2, 81c; No. 2 white, S2Vir333c;
No. 8 white, 8145324c.
RYE No. 2, 7ac.
BARLEY Oood feeding, 8942c: fair to
choice malting, 4GfT49c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, $1.29; No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.46; prime timothy, $2.86; clover, con
tract grade. $11.7612.25.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $12 55g
12.60. Lard, per 100 lbs., $7.207.224. Short
ribs sides (loose), $7.36'g7.4&. Short clear
sides (boxed), $7.2-37.60.
Receipts and shipments ot grain and flour
were lj follows:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 24,000 11.500
Wheat, bu 8.000 18.000
Corn, bu.., 246.000 469,300
OatS, DU 246,0110 lu.a)
Barley, bu 65,600 7,800
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy; creameries, 16tf20c;
dairies, 16418c. Eggs, steady; at mark,
rases Included, 14c; firsts, 144c; prime firsts,
164c; extras, 17c. Cheese, Weak, 9&10V4C.
St. Loals Uenferal Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 8.-WHEAT Stronger;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 92c; track. $1.02
1.04; July. 78c; September. 76Hc; No. 2 hard.
$1.06&1.M.
cor N Higher ; No. 1 casn, me; track,
614fc62c; July, 504c; December, 454o.
A K7 - 11 in, t i. vmii, dii;, ii n, oit,'
32c; July, 29c; September, 28V4c; No. 2 white,
r ixjuk Hteaay; rea winter patents, 4.9i)
Hfi.W: extra fancy and straight. J4.75A4.90:
clear, $3.60(4.00.
BKiiL'O Timotny, steady, 12.oua2.6O.
CORNMEAL Steady, $2.60.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, 7375c.
HAY Steady; timothy, $8.00(613.00; prairie.
$6.00f9.6O. ,
BAOaiNO-84c.
HEMP TWINE 64c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: lobbing. $12.70
Lard, lower; prime steam, $6,724. Dry salt
meats, steady; boxed extra shorts, $7.50;
clear ribs, $7.50; short clears. $7.75. Racon,
steady; boxed extra shorts, $8.25; clear ribs,
$8.25; short clears, $8.60.
POULTRY Quiet; chickens, 94c; springs,
16r22c; turkeys, 11c; ducks, 9gllc; geese, 5
11c.
BUTTER Steady; ' creamery, 185214c;
dnlrv, 154118c.
EGGS Steady, 13c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Oats. bu....
4.000
.. 17,000
..123.001)
.. 34,000
7.000
26.000
6S.00
34,000
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 8. - WHEAT Ppot.
nominal: futures, quiet; July. 6a9T,d; Sep
tember. 6a79d; December. 6s 6d.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, 4s
84d; futures, steady; July, 4s 67id.
Toledo Reed Market.
TOLEDO. June $.-SEEDS-Clover, Oc
tober. $5.70. Prime alslke, $7.40. Prim
timothy, $1.60.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, June 8 WOOL-The wool mar
ket continues in a strong position. Events
of the past week Indicate to traders that
the large buyers believe the basis of prices
Is to run high. While the scoured basis of
most of the sales recently made Is still
largely a matter of estimate, such definite
Information as Is obtainable shows clearly
the strength of the market. The scoured
basis in this market is about 7tS72o for fine
clothing wool. 67&68C for fine medium. SS'i
67c for three-eighths and one-half blood and
621f5c for one-quarter blood. It Is said that
very little fine staple wool will be made this
year, as most of the wool will be sold In
the original bags without sorting. Foreign
wools are strong. Pulled grades are scarce.
The range In this market is about as fol
lows: Ohio and Pennsylvania XX and
above. 345H5e; X, 31ifi32c; No. 1. SS'ufflc; No
I. S9-ff40e; fine unwashed. 24a26c: one-quarter
blood unwashed, $3fi34c; three-eighths blood
8ta;!4c; one-half blood, 3k'!i33c; unwashed
delaine, 276i2Sc; unmerchantable, 28g29c; fine
washed delaine. 3738c. Michigan Fine un
washed, 2n23c; one-quarter blood un
washed. 83634c; three-eighths blood washed
33S3S4o; one-half blood. 30831c; unwashed
delaine. 26G26C. Kentucky. Indiana, etc
Three-eighths blood. 34?l344c. Territory
Idaho Fine. 22f23c. heavy fine, 19g30c; fine
luediuin, 22B Etc ; medium. 26627c: low me
dium, 26j27c. Wyoming Fine. 21ft22c; heavy
fine. 18 19c: fine medium. 2223e; medium
26'(j27c; low medium. S64i27c Utah and
Nevada Fine. 26'o27c: medium. 18QU)c; fine
medium. 220 23c; medium. ai'(i27c; low me
dium. 27-Sc Dakota Fine. 214j22o; fine
medium, 2Hj22c: medium. 26&27c; low me
dium, 2t"$27c. Montana Fine, 24fi2oc: fine
average, 22?i2V; fine medium choice, 25W26n;
average 21622c; staple, 274?28c; medium
choice, 27i 28c.
ST. LOUIS, June $. WOOL Steadv; me
dium grades, combing and clothing 26'a
SISc; light fine. 244'n2c; heavy fine. 2nj
254c; tub-washed. 32ii4:4c.
sngar aad Molasses.
NEW YORK. June -8UOAR-Raw
steady; fair refining, tc; centrifugal 6c
teat. 4Sc; molasses sugar, JUc; refined'
steady: No. I. 625c: No. 7. 6 20c; No a'
610c; No. . 6.06c; No. 10. 6ic; No ll'
4c;; No. 12, 4 86c; No. 13. 4.76c; No l
4 7ftc; confectioners A. B.TOc; mould A
i.Vc: out loaf. (6c: crushed, 66c:
powdered. 1.96c; granulated, 6.8&o; cubes,
NEW ORLEANS. June 8.-8UOAR-Quiet:
open kettle. Jft4,r; open kettle
centrifugal, 44t4 15-18c; centrifugal whites
6c: yellows. 4Spl 16-16c; seconds, J1T4VC '
MOLASSES-Nominal; open ksitle? 13B
J6c: centrifugal. ni(e. ' "
STRCP-Nonunal, aoc. . .
nn OMAITA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JU'E 9. 1903
NEW YORK STOCKS AND
Attempt to Stir Up the Market Retain in
Rue of Few Iesnet.
MOVEMENT FLATTENS OUT COMPLETELY
Values Mnk to Lower Basis Owing
to IjicU of Demand Equitable
Affair Causes a Waiting
Attltnde.
NEW YORK. June 8 There was an
abortive attempt to stir up artlvlty In the
stock market during the first hour of to
ds v's session, which resulted In lifting a
few stocks to a considerably higher level
than yesterday's closing. The movement
flattened out completely and the subse
quent settling of prices to a lower level
basis was due as much to Inanimation In
the market as to any active pressure to
sell.
The opening advance hnd Its Incentive in
the higher level for London prices, based
on the belief of a hopeful outlook for peace.
Although the prospect for peace Is attrib
uted to the Initiative of the American gov
ernment, the Interest manifested In the
matter bv the stock market Is of the most
languid character. The uplift of prices whs
purely sympathetic witn inoon ann ine
actual transactions for foreign account here
were Insignificant In amount. The small
selllne attracted bv the higher range of
prices, however. Invited some additional at
tempt to move tlie market upwarns. i ne
efforts centered on a handful of stocks,
amongst the coalers and southern railroads,
and Included Amalgamated Copper.
Favorable weather conditions for the
growing crops were reported, hut a sufflc
lent pnrlnd of uncertainty remains after
harvest to prompt ft delay in forming defi
nite conclusions on the outcome. The In
ertia of the United States Steel stocks was
almost complete. Influenced by the absence
of any Indication of revived activity In the
Iron market. This proved a burden on sen
timent towards the whole mnrket.
The slow length which Is being dragged
nut In the Equitable Life affairs still ex
ercises a repressive Influence on the stock
market and causes fi drend of possible un
fnvorable results of a far-renrhlng char
acter In the Investment demand for securi
ties In the future. The rise In call money
rates was attributed to the redistribution of
funds on deposit which are the proceeds of
tne Japanese loan subscription amongst
various flnnnclal Institutions, and the Inti
mation was conveyed that these funds are
likely to be left on deposit here for an in
definite period. Discount rates declined In
London ana foreign banking houses were
reported as placing loans In this mnrket.
Stock commission houses also have funds to
lend owing to the extreme dullness of the
stock market. The hardening of the call
money market rate was regarded as purely
temporary. But a somewhat firmer tone
was reported for time funds and the likeli
hood of higher money rates In the fall Is
not without Influence In causing the al
most total stagnation of the Btoek market.
Only a remnant of the day's gains was pre
served and the average level of prices was
Insignificantly changed from lnet night.
The peace rumors made the Japanese
bonds strong. The bourl market generally
was dull and steadv. Total sales, par value,
$3.130.uOO. United States 3s, registered, ad
vanced H per cent on call.
Following were the sales and range of
prices on the Stock exchange today;
aius.Mign.L,ow. Close.
Adams Express .
Amalgamated Copper 24 30
& F.
iiuO
80
33
794
34
1U0 30S 3uH
100 47s 47,
200
1,0)
200
414
474
111
40
46
111
6,0 1104 ld4 lii94
300 118 117
100 13:14 133
sou (V
1,600
300
804
102
79
4,400 154i 161 152V,
2.9O0 1094 1077, lSr
200 97 ii
5,900 63
2,10 148
'i00 19 4
2,700 494
100 85
100 79
2,100 18'.,
700 194
974
62,
1474
19-i
49
35
79
184
192
6,700 173H 1724 172
17
1.0U0 304 804
50i)
6110
200
SU0
l!900
1,500
Lao
200
100
7,200
2,500
6U0
414
26
67
86
''
44
28
87.
41
26
67
36
"
43
1?4
404
794
66
404
78
66 1.4
1724
MM
1.300 I694 1,V 159
40
79
664
2U0 19
18
13,100
200
400
145
1644
American C
do pfd
American Cotton Oil.
do pfd
American Express....
Anier. H. & L. pfd...
American Ice
do pfd ctfs
American Linseed Oil
do pfd
American Locomotive
do ptd
American S. & R....
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Refln...
Amer. Tobacco, p. c.
Anaconda Mining Co.
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line..
Baltimore & Ohio....
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J
Chesapeake & Ohio..
Chicago & Alton
. do pfd
Chicago Q. W
Chicago & N. W
C, M. & St. P
Chicago T. & T
do nfd
C, C.. C. & St. L
Colorado b . & I
Colorado & Southern.
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
do pfd
Delaware & Hudson.
Delaware. L. & W...
Denver & Rio Grande
Denver & H. G
Distillers' Securities
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
General Electric ....
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Interna t. Paper
do pfd
Internat. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louisville & Nash.
Manhattan L
Met. Securities ...
Met. Street Railway. 2,800 1194 119
jviexican 1 enirai ....
Minn. & St. Louis....
M., St. P. & S. S. M.
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
Mo., Kan. & Texas..
do pfd
National Lead
N. K. R. of M , pfd.
N. Y. Central
N. Y.. Ont. & West.
Norfolk & Western..
do pfd
North American ....
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Pitts., C, C & St. L
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman Pal. Car....
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
St. L. A S. F. 2d pfd.
St. L. Southwestern.
do pfd
Soul he i n Pacific
do pfd
Southern Railway....
do pfd
Tennessee C. & I
Texas Pacific
T.. St. L. W
do pfd
Union Paclflo
do pfd
V. S. Express
U. 8. Leather
do pfd
U. S. Realty
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd ,
U. S. Steel
do pfd
Va.Caro. Chemical.
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wells-Fargo Express
Westlnghouse Elec...
Western Union
Wheeling & L. E
Wisconsin Central
do pfd
Northern Pacific
Ex-dividend.
Total sales for the day. 270.100 shares.
266
794
'imi '
9J
3v4
93
225
40
4
35
174
404
46
111
1174
133:,
97
1034
794
101
97
62
147m,
1974
49
18
18
1914
304.
264
66
344
186
9
434
lMm
II .
27
Ol J-Kt
41 414
184
784
27
75
234
47
244
554
144
1644
774
119
194
52
115
155
964
27
61
434
344
139
504
80
92
974
87
8,9"0 134 1344 1344
100 IO04 1004 100
36
904
232
94
9!
884
16 16
714 714
1,600
1,61V)
1,3 8)
700
llooo
3,0'M)
1,6'V)
100
7
27
61
444
1404
51
8"4
s
144
164
774
97
274
61 4
434
140 "
60
80
8i0
9"0
'206
20
6.000
21 10
l.GoO
100
8.6"0
2o0
7,7nO
l'.om
8."1
100
:')
2C,2iO
100
17.300
15 S
5V)
:
91
16
71
274
734
33
60
62
119
31
75
3'.
374
664
L2
97
26
93
334
944
91
26
734
33
60
61
119
31
75"
324
374
6K4
121
97
!
93
33
K 164 184
400 934 93
100 1K34 1834
734
334
100
64
204
694
61
119
81
9i'.
75
32U
364
66
1:2
9
ii
1074
874
874
104'J
.26
f4
33
1074
18
240
163
93
544
22
4g
1834
New Vi'1: Mining stork.
NEW YORK, June 8 Closing quotations
On mining storks were:
Adams Con
AM. mi
bri- :o
Bruatwtrk Con 4
I'nniatock Tunnvl ....
Con. (ll. A V Hi
Horn Silvr i0
Iron 81 Ivor iuO
Loadrlllt Cos 4
uffertd.
I Little ( htf ...
Or,lrlo
opnlr
Phonl,
Pol.nl
8va,o
Hlerr, Nnd
Hmall Knpoo ..
Ifiiaidtrd
..
. .4.IO
..IH
.. I
. . :o
.. it
.. )
.. 2
..Urn
Treasnrjr Statement.
WASHINGTON. D. , June H.-Today's
statement of the treasury balance In the
general fund exclusive of the $150,906 Out)
gold reserve In the division of redemption
shows: Available cah balances. $1.16 167 732
gold $70.7i'l.o20.
Weekly htateaaeat Mask of France.
PARIS. June 8 The weekly statement of
the Bank of Frame shows the following
changes: Note in circulation rl.'rJJ.i
-4,ku,wui i treasury accounts current,
de
creased 44.S7.1.onof ; gold In hand. Incressed
77F..if; bills discounted decreased 147. 7W.
onuf; silver In hand, incressed l.nfl.iwf.
ev York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June II - MONK V On call,
steady at 241.1 per cent; closing bid. 2
per cent; offered at 8 per rent; time loans,
firm; sixty days, 3 per cent; nlnty days,
34 pt-r rent: six months, 341f3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE rAPER-34
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' hills at $4.87'5
4 7"5 for demand and at $4 Rf.loff4 .8616 for
sixty-day bills: posted rates, $4 M'64.88; com
mercial hills. $4.84f?4 84.
SILVER Bar, fre; Mexican dollars,
464c
BONDS Government, firm; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotation on bonds were:
V. 8. rot la. r....lf4 )ln-klnt Val 44.
no coupon i'-i-, japan an, nra
V 8 a. r.
do rou pen
f S. naw 4a. rg.
do coupon
L' 8. old 4a,
do roupon
,14
.104
.131
,1M
.104
.!
do 4m. ctfa
1.. A N. unl. 4a
Manhattan c. 4a
M. ( antral 4a. . . .
do lat Ino
Minn. A 8t. L. 4a
An. Tobacco 4a, ctfa. U M , K. T. 4a.
do 4a. ctfa.
Atchlann gen. 4a..
do ad) 4a
Atlantic C. L 4a.,
Bal. A Ohio 4a....
do da
Central of Oa. ta. .
do lat loc
do td Ino
Chea. A Ohio 4a.
Chicago A A. Sa.
C, B. A Q. n. 4a
C, R. I. A P. 4i
do rol. ra
115 I do ta
...10t IN. R. R. ot M c
... HH N. Y. C. f. a.
.. .10114 N. 1. c. t Is...
...104 No PaolBc 4a ...
... I do u
...1U N W. r. 4 .
... K 8. U rfd 4s
. .. 114 Pann. conr. IW
...1074, Rpadlna aan. 4a.
... m Bt. L. A 1. M. c.
...lO'.'S Pt. L. A 8. F. f, 4a. n
... w'(4 St. I,. 8 W. r. 4a 1
it 8abnard A L. 4a.... MS
.HIS
. I
. MS
.1044
.104
. ni
. 24
. t7V
....1011,
.... 44j
4a. in
....IWH
....13(4
... .ism
.... T7
....WJ4
.... M
... .miH
....1M'4
la.llts
....1:014
111(4
CCC A 8t. b. f 4a.. 10114 gt. Pacino 4a ...
Chlcafo Tar. 4a 7V4 80 Railway la..
Colorado Mid. a 7f.Hi Tnu A P. la ..
Colo. A 80. 4a NUT., Bt. b. A W. 4a.. 134
Colo. lnd. la, aat A.. ll'nlon Paolo 4a 1nv,
ao oai u M14,' ao conv
Cuba la, ctfa 104 ,i s. Hteal td la 12?,
! K ft 4a mi iwanaah la 117
Platlllera- Sec. Sa.... 11l do dab. n 7H,
Erie prior Ilea 4a I0H Waatern Md 4a 7
no ,sn. ia w. a l,. K. 4a H
r. w. A D. C. U....M Wla. Cantral 4a H
-viiersu.
Boston Rtoeka and Bonds.
BOSTON, June 8-Ct.ll loans. 8034 per
cent; time loans, 3434 per cent. Closing
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Atchlann adj. 4a M Adrentura 34
...2:
... TR4
...
do 4a Kit I Allourt
Mai. Central 4a 74 lAmal,amatrd
Atrhlaon 7 American ilnc
do pfd 10H, Atlantic
Roaton ft Albany r.44 ninjham
noaton Mama 17 tl'al fk Hacla.
Hoaton Elevated
Fltchburg pfd ....
Mailcan cantral ...
N. V. N. H. ft H..
Para Marqnatta ..
Vnlon rarlflo
Amer. Arga. Cham.
do pfd
Amer. Pnau. Tub,..
Amar. Sugar
.111 Centennial
.14.1 Copper Ranna ..
. Daly Waat
.19!) i Dominion Coal .
. Pran81ln
.Itl'a Orancy
. il I Isle Rnvale
. 8K4 Maaa. Mining ...
. 44 Michigan
M414 Mnhawk
do pfd I14i' Mont. C. A C.
Amar. T. A T lt" Old Dominion ...
Amer. Woolen 424'.Oareola
do pfd 10a "Parrot
Dominion I. A 8 1iQulncy
Krilann ITlMn Til,, - aift Bk..Hnl.
Oanaral Electric
Maaa. Electric ..
do pfd
Maaa Oaa
rnlter Fruit
I'nltad Shoe Marh..
do pfd
V. 8. Steal
do pfd
Weatlng. common .
Bid "Asked.
.171
. II 1
. M4
. 43
,.10
. II
. Sl
. tl
. IS ,
. II I
"Tamarack
Trinity
t'nlted Copper
1'. 8. Mining....
C. 8. Oil
I'tah
Victoria
Winona
Wolrerln
... 134
... 2S
...uo
... H14
...70
... lav.
... 71
...
...
... i
... 1
... it
... in
... 3n
... 2.1V,
... 1
... it
...
... 74
. . . ion
... 714
... tfVi
... 2
... lovt
... 44
... DV,
... It,
...10a
London Stocks and Bond.
LONDON, June 8. Closing quotations on
stocks were:
Conaola, money ...
do account ,
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
Baltlmora A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific ..
Cliea. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W ,
C. M .A St. P....
DaBeera
D A R. 0
do pfd ,
Erla
do lat pfd ,
do td pfd
Illinnla Cantral ....
Loula. A Naah
M.. K. A T ,
.. Hi,'
.. a.
.. I24
..104 14
..111
..ism
.. t0
1144
,.17S
,. 17
.. i1
.. 81
.. 41
,. SI
..16JV
..141
N Y. Cantral....
Norfolk A W....
do pfd
Ontario A W....
Pennsylvania ...
Rand Mlnaa
Heading
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd.
..1434
. ." 8i4
.. H
.. b2
.. II
.. !.
.. 411
4I.
4414
Southern Railway ... 32
do pfd
Southern Paclflo
t'nlon Pacific ...
do pfd
I'. B. Steel
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
Spanlah 4a
19
.. 13
..12i-
.. '."
.. 274,
.. I4
.. Ill
914
SILVER Bar, steady, 27d per ounce.
mu.Mci-inm per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is 2 per cent; for threo
months' bills, 2 per cent.
Bank of Englnnd Statement.
IX)NDON. June 8. The weekly statement
of the Bank of England shows the follow
ing changes: Total reser-e. Increased 401,
000; circulation, decreased 104,000; bullion,
Increased 387,238: oilier securities, In
creased 37,000; other' deposits. Increased
17,010; public deposits, increased 911.000;
notes reserve. Increased 4S70iO: irnol-n.
ment securities,, Increased 422.000. The pro-
k". ' ii reserve 10 naDlllly
this week is 60 2 ner rent am xntnnoro ...c.i.
50.33 per cent last week.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA .lima lD..I, '
" u. unnn viraiiiiKB Ilir l(J -
nnv arura tl tin? no1) iu m.A ' .
' ..,-,,,.pT nun . 1 ' 1 tuts corre
sponding date last year $1,234,342.08..
NEW YORK GENERAL, MARKET
Quotations of the Day oa Various
Commodities.
.rKXY YORK. June 8.-FLOUR-Receipts,
15.089 bu.; exports. 6,122 bu.; market dull.
nareiy sieany; winter patents, $4.90(g6.26;
winter straiehts. t4 AVii4 8A- nintar ,vru.
$3.1Ufi3.86; Minnesota bakers, $3.76'64.15; wln-
u 1 w KmwrB, ..inn o.oo. nye nour, nrm:
fair to good. 14.2fjU4.6o: choice in fan.
$4.6i54.90.
CORNMEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low, $1.26; coarse, $1.1081.12; kiln dried, 2.5
2.90.
BARLEY Steady; feeding, 44c c. I. f.
New York; malting, 48fr52c. c. 1.1. Buffalo.
WHEAT Spot market firm; No. 2 red.
$1.06 bid in store; No. 2 red, $1,074 hid
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth,
$1,144 f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba,
$1.0.4 f. o. b. afloat. Wheat was Irregular,
biiowuib punitive weaaness eany ana sub
sequent advance that left final prices
o net higher. Outside weakness, bearish
weather and crop news and liquidation
caused the Initial decline. Later recoveries
were based on northwest strength, a bul
lish Kentucky state report and strength
In corn. July, 90 1-I6ra91c, closed 9lC,c;
September. M4fi'fi6c, closed 86c; Decem
ber. 84 3-l(VS8&c. closed 86c.
CORN Receipts, 64.500 bu.; exportH, 150.
936 bu.; market opened firm; No. 2, 69o
elevator and 69c f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yel
low, 594o; No. 2 white, 60c. The option
market was generally strong all day, hav
ing good support from shorts and commlsJ
sion houses. The close represented 14c
net advanre. July, 5ii4fi674c, closed 674c.
OATS Receipts, 107,900 lju.; exports,
11,935 bu.; spot market steady; mixed oat.
26 to 82 pounds. 85i'364c; natural white, 30
to 33 pounds, 364,a3'i4c; clipped white, 36
to 40 pounds. 364&40c.
HAY-Steady; clipping, 60-86240; good to
choice. 7744(84c.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
lo4, 25j29c; 1903. 2225c; olds, 11i&13c; Pa
cific coast, 1904 , 2&tJ28c; 1903, 2124c; olds.
IKq 13c.
HIDES Dull; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
20c; California, 21 to 25 pounds, 19c; Texas
dry. 24 to 30 lbs , 184c.
LEATHER Steady; acid. 24026c.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady; famllv. $13.50
14.00; mess. $11. ood 11.50; beef, $21.0021.60;
packet. $12.50g 13.00; city extra India mess,
$22.01622 60. Cut meats, Arm; pickled
bellies, $8.0O68.5o; pickled shoulders, K.bm
.0; pickled hams. $IO.ui'n 10.60. Lard, barely
steady; western steamed, $7.1Mi 7.30, nom
inal; refined, barely steady; continent, $7.40;
southwestern. $8.16; compound, $5 374'&5.60.
Pork, steady: family, $14 .6fVatl&.0o: short
clear. $13.1" "(('15 00; mess, $13 37413.874.
TALIXJW Steady; city i$2 per pkg.j, 44c;
country ipkgs. free), 444c.
RICE Steady; domestic fair to extra, 3
6'jC' Japan, nominal.
Bl.'TTER Easy; street price, extra
creamery, 20462oc. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra. 185304c; state dairy,
common to extra. )64ii'-0c; western Imita
tion creamery, extra, 184c; firsts, 174(5180;
renovated, common to extra, 144fl74c;
western factory, common to extra, 144
164c
CHEESE I'nclianged.
Et 1(58 I'nchanged.
POl'LTRY Alive. Irregular; western
spring chickens, 24c: fowls, ISc; turkevs, 12c.
Dressed, quiet; western broilers, 2M3oc;
fowls, 10jjlS4c; turkeys, lS-gHc.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. June . OOTTON-Spot
closed quiet, 15 points higher; middling up
lands. 8 55c; middling gulf, 8.80c; no sales
LIVERPOOL. June 8 COTTON-Spot,
moderate business done; prices steady
American middling. 4.59d. The sales of the
day were t.Ooo bales, of which 600 were for
speculation and export and Included 41700
American. Receipts, 2,000 bales; no Ameri
can. NEW ORLEANS. June 8. COTTON
Firm; sales. 1.850 bales; ordlnarv, 5c; good
ordinary. 13-16c; low middling. 71l-l6c-middling.
5-lc; good middling. 8c; mid
dling fair, 8 15-ltk , receipts, 8.054 bales
stock. 186 844 bales.
ST LOI'IS. June 8 COTTON-Steady
middling. 8 7-14c; sales. 291 bales; receipt.
100 bales; shipments, SS5 bale,; stock 48 326
hales.
iMIaaeapolls Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June I. WHEAT July
$1 08; September. 84c: No. 1 hard. $1,134;
I"-. northern. $1,114; No. 1 northern. $1.0,
FLOLR First patent. $ wv&e; 70; second
patents. K)f(6 5n: first clears, $4.0ikS4.1u;
second clears, $2.7o2 85.
BRAN-In bulk. SU to.
OMAHA LIVE STOCE MARKET
Eeit Beef Stern god Cow. a Dims Higher
' and Trading Active.
HOGS ACTIVE, ABOUT A NICKEL LOWER
Big Falling Off In Receipt, of Sheep
Today, with Market Ruling a
Dime Higher Quality of
Reeelpts Only Fair.
SOUTH OMAHA. June t, 190.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hugs. 8 nee p.
Otticiai Monday ,,i, ,,,5
Official 'luesday 6.772 15.894 6.426
Official Wednesday 8,586 15.696 8.741
Official Thursday 1,944 Id.ko l.UBj
four days this week.... 18.675 63.363 14,079
Jour days last week 2U.19 87.418 16,4
game three weeks ago. . .lo.of'S fca.iOi 24.748
Same four weeks ago... .15.0(2 27, 4,10 li,849
Same days last year 13,860 41.U61 9,798
KECEifia FOR THE KbAR iu DAii.
The following table shows tlie receipts 01
cattle, hogs and sheep at Mouth Omalia
for tne year to date compared wltu last
year;
... 19U6. 1904. inc. Dec.
a"'e 373,3 414.7.8 40.826
" 1,070,227 l,l9,fcl0 93.WW
bhe'P 692,839 661.62 81,211
'i ne following uiDle shows uio averaso
price of bogs ut ttoutu Omaha lor tne last
Msveral da with comparison;
Cat. I 19Ut. UW4.fl.llM3.UWl.l00.18.
mO..
May it
May u
May li,
May im,
May 1,
May 20.
May m,
May
May
May 24
May 26
way km.
May -ii.
May 2g.
May 29
May iu,
iay i,
June 1.,
June 2,
June 3.,
June 4.
June 6.,
June 6.
June 7.,
June 8.,
lmV
I I
I 4l
4I
' I
SS
6 28
t 164,
1, 1
I i4l
I IV I
I ' I
'I 5 11;
I 6 li ,
I io4,
I 6 13),!
I ltvl
I 6 19
I I
I 5 20,
I 5 22
I 6 24j
I I
4 to'l
4 M
4 U
4 i,
4 46i
4 86
4 341
4 83
4 0
4 601
4 9
I
4 bt ,
4 49,
4 6o
4 40;
4 49,
4 01
6 631
4 68
4 681
e U
861
7i
t 87
M
1,
6 19
I
n4
0 tU
b 77
0 72
6 70
6 taj,
I
6 93
6 I'M
6 99
b 00.
6 751
5 77
I
6 80
? X2, 0 .'
1 01 I
7Ut U
I 14,
7 12, 1
7 il 6 73
1 oi 6 i
I 04 DO,
1 wi b tiii
7 Ooj 6 67
I W
6 96, I
6 9i 6 60
7 01 b 6M
7 t) 6
7 1V b os,
7 11 s il
I b itf
7 0i 1
7 13, 6 70,
1 jo, 0 ll
7 20 6 70
7 15, 6 71!
7 LS, 5 76,
I 6 78
D 211 l
t a u
J u
U 4 ba
a iv 1 W
I
6 03
b Uoj I 62
b oi 4 w
t V4 8 IU
v ba
4 m, 8 do
1 8 Ml
4 96,
4 90 I 60
4 00, 8 bi
4 84, 3 bi
4 00, b u
4 00, 4 (Ki
I 3 bit
4 So,
4 91 3 68
4 94 3 6)
4 96 3 67
b 0 8 60
63 2, n0
36 4,663
418 2.926
449 b,(9
134
70
60
7
2S
7
21
2
11
13
146
2,017 15.233
'Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
C. M. & St. P C.Ule.Hogg.Sh'p.H---;
Mo. Pacific 9 '2 .. .'.
U. P. System 16 46 3
C. & N. W 3 17 .. 2
., A M. V 27 89 2
C, Bt. P., M, & O.... 13 13
B. & M 14 24 .. 8
C, B. & Q 3 6
C, R. I. & P., east.. .. 6
C, R. 1. dr. P., west.. .. 8
Illinois Central 3
Chicago Gt. Western 2 3 .. ..
Total receipts 86 217 6 4
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Rovers cmIa ij .... v.
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company..,.
Cudahy Packing Co.... 418 2.926 163
Armour Xr 1 'n 44u k..u. kui
........... . . v, WW U,.
cuuatiy, from K. C
Dwin at v,o., country...
Vansant & Co
Iihmyn Jit l'o
W. 1. Stephen
Hamilton & Rothschild.
L. F. Husr
Wolf A Murnan
Mike Haggerly
J. B. Root & Co
Other buyers 146 -289
1,044
CATTLE There was a rather light run
of cattle nere today, about 81 cars oeing ot
tered. Huyers were on the hili early and
tne mat'Ket opened in good season.
The market on beef steers snowed more
strengtii today tnan It has for several
days and there was a firmer tone to the
trading. The demand was fairly goou and
buyers evidently wanted the eattie. Chi
cago reported a slow but steady market,
but the market here was not influenced
by this fact, and buyers took on tne sturf
at prices ruling generally a dime higher.
On some of tne commoner kinds prices
ruled only about steady, but most of the
stuff shows the advance noted above. Mon
day's market was slow, filling lu15c lower
than the close of the previous week. On
Tuesday a further decline of lO&loc waa
noted, common, light-weight, halt-fat cat
tle showing the most loss. Moderate re
ceipts on Wednesday made trading a little
more active and on the good kinds the
market was only a shade lower, with com
mon kinds a dime off. Today Is the first
day of the week when anything like a stiff
ening in prices has been noted.
The cow and neitet market was in better
shape today than any time during the
week. Trading on this class of cattle was
fairly brisk and a clearance was made In
good season. Good kinds sold at an ad
vance of fully a dime, while commoner
grades also showed a slight Improvement.
Bulls, veal calves and stags also show
some Improvement and the demand today
was better than at any time during the
week.
Supplies of stockers ana reeaer continue
light anil today the receipts were picked
up In fair season at right around steady
prices. There has been a limited Inquiry
for this class of cattle all the week, but
owing to the light receipts there has been
little difference in prices.
BEEF STEERS.
So. Ar. Pr. No. A. Pr.
1 94 3 60 J" USJ 4 0
10 47! t 0 3 1301 4 6
7 1007 4 10 10 104S 4 76
JO 1007 4 10 1 11S7 4 75
0 1(112 4 16 4 ....1164 4 10
J 1100 4 IS 6 4 to
10 m 4 a 14 127 4 86
M 1162 4 25 7 J201 4 86
II 1010 4 25 0 12S7 4 85
1 676 4 00 It 1267 4 96
12... 1015 4 JO SS 12t 4 05
1 1014 4 SO 1 1680 I 10
4 101 3 4 30 tl 1221 ( 20
SO 4t 4 S6 It 1361 i 26
19 1091 4 40 80 1292 6 26
S 1140 4 40 ( 1418 ( 40
24 1114 4 4 14 104! 6 60
t 1066 4 60 17 12.16 6 64
24 1017 4 65 11 1481 6 66
Jl 1204 4 40
STEERS AND COWS.
1 727 t 5 IT 10l 4 40
SO 79 4 06 It 1014 4 60
l0 1162 4 t5 ID 1167 4 60
1 1020 4 35 14 1107 4 45
14 1062 4 86 31 1197 4 80
COWS.
4 1012 36 1 MO 1 SS
S 973 J 35 18 971 S 40
4 W i 4 1HI I 40
1 840 S 60 4 1U46 S 70
1 1W) I 50 1 113 I 70
It 10!6 t 40 S Ml I 14
S 1126 S 6 6 1O10 S 76
t 10S5 S 75 4 til S 75
1 1160 t 76 S 12O0 s 75
1 1060 S 75 4 896 3 76
1 1040 J 76 1 1060 t 75
1 960 t 55 7 1015 8 80
2 966 S 90 4 1024 I ,0
4 2 3 00 4 7.. 1094 S 85
1 1260 3 16 8 Hit s 0
t 10.10 S tS 1 960 4 00
17 3 25 4 ion 4 00
3 114 3 40 4 915 4 00
4 t 3 45 S 12( 4 10
3 lO't 8 50 I Udi 4 o
1 1020 t to
HEIFERS.
4 S7S S 60 1 1140 S SO
5 440 S (5 1 e s 5
1 4a0 S 70 S 714 S 46
S 710 S 5 1 4 4 t 70
1 720 S 00 S 610 a 75
t 4K0 t 00 3 616 S SO
1 800 1 00 4 llWi 3 80
tl 707 3 10 S ax5 t 80
18 14 I 16 It :7 3 Sis
47 1l I 0 S Ii64 4 40
7 60S t SS
BULLS.
1 100 S SO 1 1010 S 60
1 1410 t 75 1 1610 t SO
1 20 I 0 1 1470 S to
1 1440 3 00 1 H70 t 40
S 1314 S 10 1 1)30 S S5
1 110 3 40 1 1M0 1 u,
1 760 S 26 1 1940 S 75
1 16.10 S 26 1 2il S SO
1 1640 3 S6 t 180 M
1 140 3 5 1 1130 S 5
1 1300 I 40 4 I KIT S SO
1 1SS0 S 60 1 1470 4 00
1 1410 3 60 1 lao 4 Ml
1 640 S 50 1 MM) 4 as
1 1400 $ SO 1 JJ.J0 4 (,U
CALVES.
S 125 S 86 1 ITU I 60
1 126 I 46 1 170 S 64
1 t!0 I 1 200 4 60
SKI I 50 1 no 1 44
1 140 3 60 1 160 4 64
4 SKt S 85 1 150 a 60
1 110 4 U0 1 nil 1 fo
1 160 4 76 3 133 4 76
1 100 4 76 t 170 1 Ti
1 SSO 4 TS 1 Ian t 75
I llu S 00 1 Hi) 4 7
1 100 4 00 1 lau 1
1 114 S 00 3 - SOS S TS
j 170 4 SA 4 i.lg ( 7
i lt& 4 1 lau 4 74
1 120 5 50
STOCK CALVES.
1 470 S TS
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
I to 1 tio 1 90
4 S70 t 46 It 471 S 14
1 4a I 00 7 TJ4 t 5
480 IN 14 ttt IN
1 4"0 I OC. S..
1.- 440 S I I..
t 400 l I .
1 77" t 40 If..
S 789 S 6 )-..
S 6S7 I 90 SO..
7 HI 111 IS
74 J SO
San 4 no
ST IN
, an 4 ot
t-l 4 IS
74 4 IS
tua i 4 SS
HOGS There waa a falrlv rood run of
hogs here for a Thursday, about 4 cars
being on sale. The quality of the receipts
was about the same ss has been coniln for
some time and the Muff arrived early. Chi
cago early reports quoted the market
there 6c lower, with a fairly good run, and
this fact had a bearish effect on this mar
ket. Huyers were out early, but were ask
ing concessions and opening bids were rlftht
around 24ijo lower than yesterday. After
the first round or two the market weak
ened and hid war, fully 6c lower. Ijtter
In the forenoon, however, the trading was
done at opening figures and the market
showed more strength. The popular price
today was $5.). as asalnst $6 25 yesterday.
Some hi'RS brought $5,224. while during the
weak time prices got down to $5,174 Top
today reached $5 26 There was a fair ac
tivity to the trading and a clearance was
made In good season. Representative sales:
No. At gti. Pr. 6 Av ah. rr.
14 14 ... 5 It 7S 141 M IU
rt 3:'4 180 S 114 47 261 ISO I JO
J 360 ISO 6 17V, 81 I7 ... I 10
10 129 too t 17S, 71 144 10 I )
6' 819 40 4 17V, 9 2M 110 I to
. 24 120 8 17V, (1 14S 110 4 10
7f 210 120 I 17V, ti JM ... 4 10
(0 225 310 8 174 44 t7 100 4 30
TS 144 Sto I It 4 tS 169 SO I 10
88 tot 90 I 174 7t Sit ... 4 10
ST tS 1(0 8 174 4! SS 40 4 SO
17 tS 180 I 174 71 114 ISO t 10
68 8"t 310 8 174 91 192 1"0 8 to
47 IIS 120 8 174 111 2SS 140 I 10
12 337 140 I 174 73 147 S00 8
SI 194 ISO I 174 9,' 215 SO 8 20
70 M4 120 8 174 71 74 120 S 20
64 ITS 80 8 174 SS. SM 40 8 to
17 221 too I 174 II 863 ISO I 10
SS 246 f-0 6 10 70 til S20 S SO
II 2:o SO 8 to 78 tit 160 8 SO
72. 140 120 8 10 40 IIS ... 4 20
84 I'll 120 4 10 41 160 120 8 to
Tl 141 300 8 10 SK 141 120 4 20
73 210 SO 8 20 TS .SIS ISO 3 10
78 191 80 8 30 St 266 SO 6 to
10 S81 ISO 3 20 78 SI7 100 I 30
84 2.14 ISO 8 30 t4 140 ... S 10
86 2S4 ... 8 30 SI 251 40 8 SO
77 240 ... 8 10 71 301 90 8 20
T6 IS 2 ... 6 30 IS 290 200 8 10
71 210 ISO 8 20 36 114 ISO 8 30
76 230 ... 8 20 SS 244 ISO 8 M
M2 ... 8 30 SS 371 ... 8 30
0 246 110 I SO Ik Ids SO 6 10
S8 14 . . 8 M SO 130 80 8 20
TS 234 SO 4 30 St 137 ... 4 20
T6 220 110 8 10 48 175 140 ISO
82 ICS 80 4 SO SS 128 ... 4 30
69 246 200 6 20 76 220 40 8 to
7 219 SO 6 20 S3 .283 80 6 30
87 328 120 6 30 14 3.10 ISO I 30
50 217 80 6 tO 71 244 SO 6 30
8 949 110 S 10 6S 260 SO 8 10
Tl 210 ... 8 tO 16 284 80 I 30
37 325 160 8 20 37 221 SO 8 80
Si 301 100 8 20 84 246 ISO 3 20
70 IIS 120 6 10 71 3SS SO 3 10
SO 200 120 8 20 78 ISH 120 8 10
' 221 10 8 10 TS 110 SO 3 30 . '
S3 204 80 6 30 T6 2.11 84 8 10
S 246 ... 6 20 T8 IIS ... 8 20
86 22T SO 8 W SS 363 ISO I 10
85 229 ... 8 to TS 240 ... 8 tO
SS 128 ... 8 to St t40 SO 8 10
74 249 40 8 10 84 186 ... 8 10
87 264 ISO 8t0 72. v 204 100 8 20
88 229 ... 8 10 81 ill ... 8 10
76 182 120 I 10 SO 121 40 8 10
78 821 1M 8 20 61 217 ... 8 80
Tl 24.1 80 6 tO 61 243 110 8 30
68 ITS 140 8 20 6t 814 80 8 10
48 231 ... 6 20 76 310 80 8 SO
73 208 80 8 80 89 246 ... 8 10
87 148 800 8 20 88 219 140 S 10
87 1S8 ... 8 10 110 263 180 8 80 '
88 198 40 S 20 48 219 80 8 10
77 218 80 6 10 88 215 80 8 10
T6 22T 160 S 20 71 2SI 100 8 20
79 208 40 5 20 60 231 SO 4 214
65 120 40 6 tO 71 230 ... 6 24
S 263 ISO 8 20 54 164 40 I 224
17 170 ... 6 20 62 289 ... I 4
82 165 ... 6 20 41 283 ... 8 124
1 255 120 6 20 89 260 160 8 J24
69 260 200 8 30 66 175 SO 8 224
71 114 330 8 20 81 244 SO S 224
Tl 114 80 8 20 9 248 SO 6 124
8- 183 40 8 20 89 150 ISO 8 224
225 90 S 10 tt 241 80 4 124
S 216 80 5 20 S4 217 10 6 Slim.
f". ..... . .I.ld 2411 4 20
83 226 4 0 5 20
74 221 180 6 20
32 209 320 6 10
248 800 6 20
16. ...... .804 ... 8 20
87 228 ICO 6 20
88 218 ... 6 10
71 216 ... 8 20
83 271 80 4 20
TO 210 80 5 20
84 2.14 ... 8 30
70 260 160 8 20
85 146 ... 8 20
ST 115 140 8 20-
60 171 100 8 20
81 116 ... 6 20
71 981 SO 8 20
80 24T ISO 3 10
86 181 120 8 20
63 ...281 140 I 10
89 169 ... 8 20
88 267 ... 8 10
u 241 41 5 211
60.
SS...
70...
69...
...195 ... 8 824
... 274 ... 5 224
... .231 ... 8 224
... 299 ... 6 224
68 278 ... 8 224
71 235 160 6 224
SO 261 120 5 ay,
70 218 80 8 224
H 27 ... 8 124
79 240 280 8 224
tl. 1.18 120 8 124
63 821 ... 5 124
86 171 ... 8 124
10 118 ... 4 224
88 219 ... 6 124
T2 260 SO 6 224
6T 17S 80 8 214
66 281 ... C 124
88 270 40 8 M4
TS 303 SO 6 22 4
68 801 ... 6 26
SO 287 SO 8 25
63 341 80 5 26
S3 281 80 5 15
SHEEP There was a AartriaA fulii,, ner
In the receipts today, there being hardly
enough stuff here to test the market, only
Jle cars being on sale. Chicago reported
14.000 sheep received and a good strong
market, and this fact, together with the
light receipts here, lent a good active tone
Jo the- market. The lambs sold this morn
ing brought $5.55, which Is a dime higher
than yesterday and a dime lower than Mon
day. They brought $5.45 yesterday and $5.65
Monday. The general market on the com
mon to medium kinds for the four days of
the week Is right around 10i?i15c lower.
There Is good Inquiry for choice sheep and
Iambs, which are very scarce, and the feel
ing is that anything of that description
would bring prices fullv steady to strong
as compared with a week ago.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice lambs, $ri.806.(8y; fair to good lambs.
$5.50(55.80; good to choice Colorado wooled
lambs $6.80Cq7.16; good to choice yearlings,
$5.0fKfj5.16; fair to good yearlings, $4.7b4j5.00;
good to choice wethers. $4 504)4.80; fair to
good wethers. i4 264.o0: ood to eholce
ewes, $4.2oCh4.50; fair to good ewes, $4.00U
4t40. Representative sales:
NO. Jyt pr
8 western bucks 76 $4 25
8 western ewes 127 , 4 65
2 western ewes . 60 8 00
1 western ewe 80 4 25
29 western lambs 62 4 28
2 western lambs 60 I 00
580 western lamb 75 6 65
82 western ewe 82 8 00
70 western ewes ..,. 78 4 15
CHICAGO LiTb STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hogs Steady Sheep and
Lambs strong to Shade Higher.
CHICAGO. June 8.-CATTLE-Recelpt,
8.000 head; msrket steady; good to prime
steers. $5.40tfi6.2.,i; poor to medium, $4.fKfj
6.S6; stockers and feeders, S2.76rjV-4.86 ; cows,
$2. 60074.75; heifers, $2.6065.26; canners, $1.26
fe2.30: bulls, $2 2554 80; calves, $3.0tS6.40.
HOGS Receipts, 28,000 head; estimated for
tomorrow, 20.000 head; market steadv;
mixed and butchers. $5.2fird6.40; good to
choice heavy, $5.3iv.374; roujh heavy, $4'0
C5.10; light, $5.263.40; Bulk of sales, $5.30
6.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 16.000
head; market strong to shade higher; good
to choice wethers shorn, $4.6i6.15; fair
to choice mixed, shorn, IB.50W4.4cl; western
sheen, shorn. $4.0066.10; native lambs, shorn,
$4.50Ci.50; western lambs, shorn, $5.0t6.50.
Kansas City live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June $ CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,000 head. Including 1,500 head south
erns; market-weak to 10c lower; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers, $6 a(n5 76- fair
to good. $4.26jfe 26; western fed steers. t4.25Ji
5 50; stockers and feeders, t3.OOA4.50; south
ern steers, t3.15d5.O0; southern cows, $2 50ff
S:.75iJ2"i'v r.?W!,2 Krdw, native heifers.
$2.2506 00; bulls. $2.60fi4.50; calves, $3.0tK!r5 60
HOI18 RorAlr.ta 19 k-n. . . ' ,
,1(1 1 6c lower; top, $5 324; bulk of sales. $5.2Mi)
5.30; heavy. $5.iKfi5.80; packers, $5.2ot)5 324-
n U. ...... llKk. - . r r n 2
nun iigmn, 40. Itl'fta.JD.
SHEEP AND LA M R8 Receipts. 2,000
1!,?',.''''"'' 'Oft'lBc higher; native lambs.
$5.5oift7.2&; western lambs, IB.SOiff 7.25; native
fed ewe and yearlltig-s, 14 2fi'05.5O; Texas
clipped yearling. $4.75436.26: Tcxhs clipped
sheep, $4.25tj5 O0; stockers and feeders, $2.50i
Bt. Loals Live Stock MnrLat,
ST. LOI'IS, Mo., June 8 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,500 head, including 2,2ofi Texan'
market steady; native shipping and export
steers, $4 7ftt6.0O: dressed beef and butcher
steers. $3.75i6.60: steers Under l.ooo pounds
$3.75'fj6.65: stockers and feeder. $3'84 26:
cow and heifers. $2 i6l75.00; canners $'00
j2.60; bulls, $2 60(64.26; calves, $5.o0(a5o
Texas and Indian steer. $3.t"S4 76' cow
and heifers. $2.UKfj4.0O.
HOGS Receipts, 4,010 head; market easy
pigs and light. $5.00(90.40; packer. $456
tib ; butchers and best heavv. $6.3('u6 40
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1 0o0
head; market steady; native mutton $350
(51.80; Innibs, $5.i&7 16; cull,. $' 75424 Ao
stockers, $2.103.25; Texans. $3.75-54.66.
stork la fight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western market yesterday:
.. 1.942
. . 4.0i
.. 1.711
.. 2.6.8)
.. b.OtIO
..18,453
Hosts. Sheep
15,2)6 1 087
7.f) ... ,
12.600 ' 2,000
10.001 1,7,
4.000 J.OKI
28IO0 16.0U
76.757 21.916
South Omaha
Sioux City
Kansas city .
St. Joaeph ....
St. !ui
Chicago
Totals
Bloom C'ltr Live Stoeli Market.
SIOl'X CITY. la.. June S.-(8pecial Tele
gram. ) CATTLE Receipt. 8(0 head: mar
ket steady; beeves. t3 865.60: cows anl
.0 , 1 i. ' "iocer and feeders.
t3.oOi74.00: calves and yearllnr. 12.7504.10.
nvnio-nprtiiin, (,ijii nri: market a
hade lower selling at 15 1615.224 bulk
Of sale-, $5,174. '-". ouik
t. Joseph Live stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo, June $. CATTLE Re.
eelpt. 1.711 ht.d. 'mara.t steady. 7eekj
native, tt ftvg, r,8,; cow and heifers, 11.60
tj00; stockers nd feeder. $2 foiV4 86.
Ill K1S Receipts. lo.inl head. market
weak to 8c lower; light. 15 2fnf 2,'4: medium
and heavy, t526ifA.3-4; hulk of sales, $6.2
feS '-'74-
Sllr.EP AND I.A.MHS-Recelpts. l.tTI
head, market fur Innibs steady; sheep 10
tjl5c hlpthrr.
OMAHA WIIOIKMLK MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Qnntatloas )
staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS- Rccilpts, fair; market, steady,
candled stock. 15c.
LIVE Pol LTRY Hen. 10c; roosters, 60
6c; tuike.is. 1 2tr I Sr-; ducks, inc.
Rl'TTER -Packing stock. i;;iil34c; choice
to fancy dairy, Is'o'Sde; creamery, 2oJ2lc;
prints. 12c.
PRl.SIl KISH-Troul, 9c; halibut. 11c;
buflalo (dressed I. 8c; pickerel I dressed 1, 8c ,
white bass (dressed), 12c; sttnflsh. 6c: percil
(scaled and dressed). 8c; pike, 9c; catfish,
lbc; red snapper, loc; salmon. 14c; erapple.
12c; eel, 15c; bullheads, 11c; black has. 20c;
whitefiah Id-eased I, 10c; frog leg, .per dot.,
90c; lobsters, gtern, 27c; boiled lobster. Sue;
shad roe, 45c.
HAY Prices quoted bv Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice. $7.00: No.
I. $6.60; No. 2, $6.00; coarse. $5 00. These
firices are for hay of good color and qual
iv BRAN Per ton. $15.00.
TROPICAL FRl'lT.
ORANGES St. Michaels, all sixes, $t.7Vt
4 00; extra fancy Mediterranean sweeta, all
size, 13 60; fancy navels, sites 136, 150, 176,
200, $3.26; site 80. 96, 112, $2.;6, seedlings, all
site, $3 00.
LEMONS -LImonlera, extra fancy, 270.
0 and 300 sites, $4.00; fancy, 270. 300 and 360
site, $3 50; choice, -4n ami 270 alxes, $2.b0;
800 and 60 site. $2.75ii3 0O.
DATE8-Per box of ao Mb pkg.. $2.00;
Hallowe'en, In 7o-b. boxes, per lb, 6c.
FIGS California, per lu-li. carton, 7t
85c; Imported Smyrna, four-crown, 12c; flve
orown, 12c.
BANANAS Per medium-sited bunch. $L75
fJ2 .. Jumbos, $2.6ltt3.ii0.
PINEAPPLES -Florida, per crate of 24.
80 and 36 else, $3.26; 42 fixe, 13 ft).
Fit I ITS AND MELONS
APRICOTS California, per 4-banket crate,
II. 50.
Pt. CMS California, per 4-bsket crate,
$1.40.
PEACHES California, per 25-lb. box, $1.15.
CHERRIES California, black, per 8Mb.
box. $1.75; white, per 8-lb. box, $200; Mis
souri, box of 24-qts., $3(8).
STRAWBERRIES Missouri. pr 24-qt.
case, $1.75112.00; Hood River, per case of 24
qt , $2.60.
TANGERINES California, per talf bog.
$2 00.
CRANBERRIES Jerseys, per crate, $150.
GOOSEBERRIES-Box of 24 qt $2.60.
CANTALOUPES Mexican, per crate,
$5.00 6. 00.
VEGETABLES.
TURNIPS New, per dot., 25c.
CARROTS New, per dos., 26c.
PARSNIPS Old, per bu 40c.
WAX BEANS Per 4-hu. box. 75e; ttrlng
beans, per 4-hu. box, 75c; bu. box wax or
string, $2.O0'y2.2S.
POTATOES Home-grown, in sacks, per
bu., 35c; Colorado, per bu., 45c; new pota
toes, per bu., 75c.
BEANS Navy, per bu.. $2.00.
crciTHBERB Per dot., 4o'75c.
PEAS New. per bu. box, $l.7fi(fJ2.00.
TOMATOES Texas, per 4-basket Cratt),
$1 60; Florida, fancy, per 8-hasket crate.
$3 60; choice, per -basket crate, $2.75.
SPINACH-Per bu., 60c.
CABBAGE California, In crate, per
lb.. 3c.
BEETS New, per dot. bunches. 86c.
ONIONS New, per dox. bunches, 15c;
Bermudas, per crate of about 50 lbs., $1.50.
RADISHES Hot house or southern, per
dot., 20c.
LETTUCE Hot house, per dot., 3540c;
head lettuce, per dot., 75c.
CAULIFLOWER-St. Louis, per crate of
1 dot., $1.60.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 16c; Wisconsin
brick, 15c; Wisconsin llniburger, 15c; twins,
13rg14c; young Americas, 14c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hard shells, per lb., 13c;
No. 2 soft shells, per lb., l!c; No. 2 hard
shells, per lb., 12c; pecans, large, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb.. 10c; peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 8c; Chill walnuts,
per lb., 12il34c; almonds, soft shell, per
lb., 17c; hard Bhell, per lb., 15c; shellbark
hickory nuts, per bu., $1.75; large hickory
nuts, per bu., $1.60.
HIDES No. 1 areen, 74c; No. 2 green,
64c; No. 1 salted. 84c; No. I salted. 74o;
No. 1 veal calf. 10c; No. 2 veal calf, 9c; dry
salted, 7ffll4c; sheep pelts. 26c$1.00; horse
hides, $1.60(83.00.
Metal Market. 1
NEW YORK. June 8.-METALS Spot
tin was unchanged In London at 136 7s
6d. white futures were 2s 6d higher at
135 5s. The local market was quiet and
little lower on tliei average, spot closing
at $20.75Sf30.10. Copper was firmer abroad,
advancing about 6s 3d and closing at 65
17s 6d for both spot and futures. Locally
the market remains unchanged, though a
fair demand la reported and the market
Is considered a little better In tone. Lake
and electrolytic are quoted at $15 00 and
casting at $14.76. Lead was unchanged
at 12 18s 9d In I-ondon and at $4.60(34.80 In
the local market. Spelter was a shade
higher In Ixindon, closing at 23 16a, but
remained quiet In the New York market at
$5.30. Iron closed at 49s 4d in Glasgow and
at 45s 6d In Mlddlesborough. Locally there
are reports of business a shado under
former quotations for No. 2 foundry south
ern, but the general situation Is without
quotable change.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. June g. COFFEE The
market for futures opened steady at an ad
vance of 6(&10 points on bull support and
scattered covering In response to higher
European cables and smaller primary re
ceipt. The close was steady, with June B
points higher, August 5 point lower and
other months net unchanged. Sales were
reported of 71.08) bags. Including: Julv,
6 26ift6.36c; September, 8.40776. 65c; December,
6.70(35.800 : February, 6 9oc; March. .9na6.95i.
Spot, steadv: No. 7 Rio, 7c. Mild, quiet
Cordova, 1 00130.
REAL E8JTATK TRANSFER.
DEEDS filed for record June 8. 1905. as fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1611
Farnam street, for The Bee:
Annie McGlnnl et al to J. H. Beden
see, lot 4. block 130. Florence $ B0
J. T. Schultt and wife to Minnie
Ackerley, lot 4, block 13, South
Omaha J
Minnie AckiXey and hushnnd to H. V.
and Clara J. Pugeley, same property 2,700
The Old Man's Home of Philadelphia
to lots 13 and 14, block 15, Kountxe
place 5,000
G. M. Ilrd to Mary Z. Ijilrd, undlvU
of lots 20 to 26. block 2. Corel's add
to Crelghton Heights 100
W. H. Green to J. A. Flke. part of lot
7, block 2004. city of Omaha, and
other property T,000
Wlnnett W. Mcllvalne to Cora A.
Saunders, lots 9, block 1, Yates
Hemple's add 450
National Life Insurance company to
H. F. and O. J. Pitrel. parts of' lot
19, 21. 23 . 28. 27, 29 and 81, block 4,
Campbell' add 1,060
H. F. Petrel et al to B. E. McCague,
part of lot 21. block 4. Campbell's
add J
Home Investment companv to Educa
tional Society of West German
Methodist Episcopal church, lot 17,
hlock 96. Dundee J
Same to O. llausser, lot 20, block 96,
Dundee J
E. Kountze Real Estate company to
Marie W. Miller, lot 14, block 10,
Kountte pluce 1,200
Pioneer Townslte company fo P. Runt,
lot 2 to 6 and other property In ubr
dlv of out lot A. Remington JJO
W. E. Swentzcl and wife to Winifred
M. Hayden, lot 27, block 6. Kilby
Place 800
Winifred M. Hayden and husband to
H. R. Pinkerton, same property TOO
E. Kountte Real Estate company fo
Lltzie P. Evans, lot 9, block 2, E.
Kountze Reserve 8,000
M Queenan to J. Franek, part of lot
3. block 7. Rrown nark 1 .3)0
J. A. Chamlier et al to T. E. Price,
part of ne4 of swti of 8-16-13 1
J. II. Burn and wife to L. J. Greger-
son. lot 23. block 1, McOavock &
O'Keeffe's add 1,800
Union National btnk to R. E Stuart,
part of 4 of w4 of nw'4 of 8-15-13 . 1,20)
R. E. Westgate and wife to E. E. t.e
Beau, lot 21 and 22. block H, Saun
ders A Hlmehaugh add 100
United Real Estate and Trust com
pany to Alta Smith, part of lot 10,
block 31, A. Kountte add 60
Edwards-Wood Co.
'Incorporated 1
Hal a Office: Fifth aad Robert StrMt
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