THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1005.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Whta. ii Uniteady and Finiihei Fraction
of Cent Off.
SCALPING CAUSES A LOWER CLOSE
Corn U Active at a Cent lllaher
Bis Eastern Drmiid-Southern
Wheat Men Again Of
fering Grain.
SI. (WH: Julv. $1114; September new, 84c;
September old. Vk.
OATB-To arrive ana on traca,
OMAHA. June 26. 19.
A scalping market made wlieat a little
unsteady today and It closed at lower rig
UreS. dAfinltA triAnHr.rm . . f .n i n In I .
northwest. The southwest, whlrh la more higher at 90c. to 94c. September ai i uo
Important now on account of the harvest, a hade, te Nc higher. It WW, to R4e.
CHICAGO GRAIX AID rROVIf-IOSS
Featares of the Trading ana Closing
Prleea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. June 26 Free movement of
new wheat caused an easy finish. In the
wheat market here today. At me ru
the July option was off V,e. Corn Is up
4c. oats show a tain oi va'ic. rrovis
lons are up tUl24c.
Despite excellent harvesting weather In
the southwest, sentiment in the wheat pit
was Inclined to nuuisnnces during; iirj
greater part of the day. The lnliuence
contributing most strength to the sit nation
was continued wet weasner in tne norm
west. As a result of the unfavorable con
ditions for the spring sown crop prices at
Minneapolis were higher and this fact gaa
additional courage to bulls here. Initial
quotation on July were unchanged to -c
got no rain, and this contributed to the
euny tendency. July closed at Hitc, Sep
tember at 864c and December at Sl-fec
Corn was active and ab&ut lc higher.
on big eastern demand. Although Chicago
received 835 cars, most of It goes on east.
July closed at 54Vr. old Julv at fUMc. Hen-
tember at MHc, old September at WiV, De
tain uer at 4c and old December at 4C.
OatS were atrnnr- Julv flnlahed at XJ.U,iii
S2Sc, September at 304 and December' at
814c.
Liverpool closed unchanged to 41 higher fault was
un wneat ana iT4d nigner on corn.
Tha south western wheat handlers Who
wero afraid to offer anv new wheat for
nearby shipment Friday, recovered their
nerve Saturday and were Industriously ana
lng for bids for red winter to arrive. Thla
la the result of Improved weather conditions
la that territory. Only scattered showers
From the start pit .traders were aetlv-s
buyers. Prices quickly advanced. Increase
of Interest was manifested In the distant
deliveries, September and December being
in especially active aemana. uwing to in
dlcatlona of an aarly movement of the new
crop the July option was In less urg"nt
demand until the report from Kansas City
stated that the shipment of new wheat was
well under way. A receiving house In
Chicago claimed that new wheat from Mis
souri would be here within two days. The
bearish effect on prices later
In the day. Before the market weakened,
however, shorts had bid up the price of
July to 9o4c. For September the highest
point of the day was reached at 86c. Dur
ing the last hour profit taking In July accel
erated declines In the entire list. All of
the advance on Julv was lost, while other
deliveries showed considerable depression
have fallen over Sunday and they have not The market closed rather weak, with July
beajn heavy enough to Interfere with tho
harvest. Cutting of wheat is beginning In
the vicinity of Alton and Peoria, III. It is
ten days later than usual, but looks fine
anfl .promises a blar vicld. The world's shio-
nienrs of wheat for the week were 1O.T12.000
nusnels, and the week before ll.KNH.00O bush
els. Breadstuff's on passage are 44,672, 000
bushels. Minneapolis wheat stocks ha-re
decreased 160.000 bushels In two ilavs. St
Louis says that in Oklahoma they are bid-
oing sue on track for small lota or wheat
for Quick shlnment. Primary market -e
celpts today were 344,000 bushels. Five cars
of new wheat have been on the market so
far
A message to Sunderland & tTDdlke from
F. P. Fraxler at Chicago says he sold Ave
loada of corn for direct export at about
the highest price on the crop. The world'a
shipments of corn for the week were 3,392,
000 bushels, against 2,430,000 bushels the pre
vlnus week.
Concerning corn today's Inter Ocean aaya
"A million bushels of corn were bought to
arrive by one cash house the past ween
at 894c the lowest point of the day. Sep
tember was up 4c, at h64c. clearances or
wheat and flour were equal to 15.900 bushel.
The amount on passage decreased SAtt.O'O
bushel and the visible supply decreased
1.41(4.000 bushels. Primary receipts were 344,-
100 bushels, compared with Ss.ioci bushels a
year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts or 225 cars against 190 last
week and 299 a year ago.
A strong tone prevailed In the corn mar
ket through the entire day. The feature
of trading was the active demand from
the leading bull Interest Tor the July de
livery. While receipts today were liberal,
acceptances of bids were reported ex
tremely light ana the impression seemed to
prevail that the movement would soon
show a marked decrease. Late In the ses
sion the market reacted, somewhat, on
profit taking by small holders. The close,
however, was strong. July onefied 4c to
Ho higher, at 6243 to S24c, sold up to 534c
and closed at M'c. September opened 4'S
He higher, at SilUc to 620. sold ud to &37"
and closed at 634c, a net gain of 14c. Local
It Is figured that more than 3,000.010 bushels receipts were 953 cars, with 330 of contract
nave been, bought thla week . and neogea I grace
against the pit. The. eastern demand has at
tained large proportions the last few days,
but export busness has fallen off. . Bartlott
Frazler have aold alwiut 6,000,000 bushels of
corn In the pit during the laat week. Ar
Sentiment In the oats pit was bullish as
result or an active aemana rrom com
mission houses. The outlook for the new
crop was reported less promising and this
naa considerable influence on the market
mour has sold on all the strong spots and Strength of corn was another bullish
the trade Is not certain about the position
of the Armour house. Those who have
made careful Investigation say they are
unanie to trace any extensive nomings ny
the Armour Interest, and. so far aa known.
they are trading, like the balance of the
cash houses, against their country pur-
cnases. rne trade is looking lor uig re
ceipts tnia weex.
Omaha Cash Sale.
CORN No. 8 yellow. 1 car. 60c; No. 3, 1
car, 6oc; no grade (subject), 1 car, 49c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 967c; No. 3 hard,
80ij95o; No. 4 hard, sorirSilc; No 8 spring, 81c.
CORN-No. 2, 60c: No. 8, 4Vu60c; No. 4,
49c; No. 2 yellow, 5vf(fi04c; No. 8 yellow.
60c; No. 2 white, Kinetic; No. 3 white, ooc.
OATS-No. 2. 28ir29Hc: No. 3. aHe;
No. 4, 27W28c; No. 2 white, 30c; No. 3 white.
ZSVic; No. 4 white, 29c; standard, 294BSUC
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Com. Oats.
Chicago 8 $35 11
Kansas City.. 31 27 1
Mlnneannlia ; 206
Omaha 9 60 8
Ijuluth 16
St.' Louis 40 124 120
Minneapolis Grata MarUet.
The range of prices paid In Minneapolis.
aa reponea oy mo tnwarui- w uoa com
pany, iiu-m jaoara oi iraae, was:
Articles.) Open. High. Low. Close. Sat'y.
factor. Julv opened unchanged at 31T4e.
sold up to 32(&32c and closed at 324H
324c. September opened unchanged at
14C. soia up to 3140 and closed at 30c,
Local receipts were 161 cars.
provisions were strong, following an ad
vance of 60 to 10c In the rtrlce of live hoars
The volume of tradina was ntilte lararn
nnorts were tne principal buvers. At the
close September pork was up 124o, at 813.00.
Ijird was up 6c, at 87.50. Ribs were 124o,
at SS.00ifte.O2Hc.
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wlieat,
8 cars; corn, 9fc3 cars; oata, 20 care; hogs,
21.000 head.
mt, trading ruturee ranged aa follows:
Artlcles.l Open. High.) Low. Close. Tea y.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Opens Active on. Onttide Buying
and Values Are Generally Higher.
PRICES IN LONDON ADVANCE SLIGHTLY
Hope of Increased Dltldends on Rail
war fharea a Prominent Featnre
In the Day's Operations.
NEW YORK. June 26 The course of to
day's stock market was watched with par
ticular Interest to obtain light on how far
last week's professionally conducted ad
vance would prove successful in awaaening
Interest In the market. The result was en
couraging to the hopes ef those who had
emharged In the campaign In the confidence
that an aggressive leadership In buying
stocks would attract a following. The
earlv deallnirs on Mnndnv morning are
likely to reflect the conclusions summed up
from the events of the week before on tne
part of thoae who have watched from day
to day without making a definite determlna
tlon. On the other hand, It Is often the
case that the professional operators who
have accumulated stocks only wait for the
Monday morning demand thus attracted, to
unload and secure the benefit of the ad
vance. The activity In the first hour to
day was accepted aa evidence of a consid
erable extension of Interest In the market
and buying orders were reported In In
creased volume from widely extended re
f:lons of the country. There was not lack
ng the customary selling to take advant'
age of this demand for the reallxing of
prices. Hut the effect on the course of
prices was not marked and the uplift con
tinued quite steadily. Prices In Iondon fol
lowed our mnrket and did not at any time
overtake It. so that there was a profit in
the selling here of stocks, which were
bought on arbitrage In London. Hopes of
Increased dividend disbursements wrr" also
made a prominent feature of today s optera
tlons. with the Reading dividend Increae
as a precedent It was argued that the
policy thus Indicated would prohnhlv be
pursued in the case of Bait more & Ohio and
Norfolk c Western and I nlon Pacific was
also made a feature on Its good assurances
of a dividend Increase. One argument used
to enforce the probability of the dividend
Increases was that they were Indicated
by the high level at which the stocks were
already selling. Incongruity In pushing
these stocks to a still higher level did not
seem to appear to the partisans of thla
argument. Railroad traffic officials made
encouraging reports and It was pointed out
that June earnings this year will compare
with the period of flood dnmaa-e last year.
The grain markets were disturbed bv crop
damage reports, but stocks failed to be af
fected by this. The gold engagements left
the money nmrket entirely undisturbed left
although the closing tone of the stock mar
ket was slightly irregular, prices were not
mucn neiow tne pest.
Honda were strong. Total sales, par value
S3.400.000. United States bonds were all un
changed on call.
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
Sales. High. Low. Close
Adams jixpress 243
Anial. Copper 20.800 82H 8H4 81i
Amer. C. & F 2,000 36H 344 35H
uo prer a
Amer. Cotton Oil .... 600 32 31 314
no prPi
Amer. Express 210
Amer. H. & L. pref.. 2,000 87 35 874
Ainpr. ice oecuruies zo
Amer. Lin. Oil IS
do pref, 40
4.100 4S-V; 48 484
, 1
the following changes: Cash In hand, de
fease, i.7i,w maras; treasury noics. ae-
creaae. Km iim marks: older e-curn ea. in
crease, H.iMi.niK) pmras; notea in circula
tion, Increase, jn.otw maras.
Jw York. Money Market.
NKW YORK. June 8B.-MONKY On call.
teady at 2r2i per rent; closing bid. 1H
per cent; orrerea. 1 per cent, nine lonni,
steady; n and ! days, 8 per cent; 6 monthe,
1W4rA-. rmr cent.
1'lU.Mb MbKCAiu.L rAlxtUiJl per
cent. . . .
8TERI.INO KXCMarxifc strong, closing
firm, with atual business In bankers' hills
at S4 872of4i4 8726 for demand and at 84 86Jd
4.V.25 fcr sixty-day bills: posted rates. 84.86
and 84.88; eomemrclal bills, S4.SMJ'4.85Mi.
SILVER Bar, B4c; Mexican aonars,
lit Lo uovsrnmeuii sieauy; raiiroau.
strong.
Closing quotations on oonn wera
Wheat I I
July .. 1 08VS1
t 1 W 1 Ofl 1 084 1 08H 1 OSTt
-.Sept .. M .--.IWSi. 8M . I
-,.,Pec- ,. ... Sft. L... .K. I Sri S64 86'
IN THIS
Wheat I
July
Sept.
Dec.
f "t n-
tJuly
tJuly
tSept.
Jept.
SDeo.
July
Sept
Dec.
Pork-
July
Sent.
Lard-
July
Sept.
Ribs
July
Sent.
Oct.
I
I
8SH30UI 90S
S4s4H854S4l
53VM4
524ai
!R2$f3
6241 H
I 4SH'
6o654
644
494
I
84H
S44I
t
53
534
62j
524
I
8W4I 90
8&4 844
84H844yH
B4HI
6441
634,
534:
494
53Hi
MS
52 V4
624
484
Amer. Locomotive ..
do pref
Amer. 8. & R
do pref
Amer. Sugar Ref. ..
Amer. Tob. pfd. cer.
Anaconda Mln. Co.,
2' 113 1134 113
27.200 1194 119-V 119
1.0O0 121 120 120-V
2,500 137 13t!i 1374
Z"W SHj" f.4
900 10H4 104 106
314 3214 ' 814 S24W 81
304 314 804 3H 304
314&4 814 .314 814 314
12 70 12 76 12 7h 12 674' 12 674
13 05 13 06 12 874 13 00 12 874
7 30 7 324 7 30 7 324 7 25
7 60 7 524 7 60 7 524 7 45
7 824 7 86 7 80 7 824 7 70
, 7 874 8 024 7 974 8 024 7 90
8 00 8 05 800 8 05 . ,7 95
Atchison 11,500 834 824 "34
00 pre 1 ww 104 104
Atlantic C. Line .... 2.600 W2 160 161
Baltimore & Ohio .. 2,7oO 1124 1114 111
uo prer
Brooklyn Rap. Tran. 86.600
17,400
694
152
WEATHER
GRAIN BELT
Generally Cloudy Thronghent Country
with Ralna In Parta. .
1 OMAHA. June 26. 1905.
Generally cloudy weather prevails
throughout the country, with rains falling
In the west and northwest, and scattered
showers occurring In the central valleys
and eastern sections. Showers were general
In nearly all portions of the country during
the last twenty-four hours, being generally
heaviest in the lake region.
The weather Is cooler In the central val
leys and eastern sections. It Is warmer in
tbe west and will be warmer in the OentiaJ
Valleys by Tuesday.
Omaha record of temperature and preci-
Sltation compared with the corresponding
ay of the last three years:
1906. 1904. 1903. 190i
Minimum temperature.... 68 68 69 56
Precipitation .00 .00 .23 T
Normal temperature for today, 74 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation sine Marcn L
f.si incnes.
Deilclency corresponding period in 1904,
.U Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1903,
l.ii incnes.
OMAHA. DISTRICT REPORTS. '
.Temp. Rain.
Stations. Max. Mln. Inches. Sky.
Ashland, Neb.... 83 . 62 T Clear
Auburn, Neb 89 65 .00 Cloudy
Columbus, Neb.. 79 60 .00 Cloudy
Falrbury, Neb... 88 61 T Cloudy
Fairmont, Neb... 79 60 . 00 Cloudy
Or. laland. Neb.. 77 69 ; T Cloudy
Hartlngton. Neb. 67 66 T Fuggy
Oakdale. Neb 69 69 .00 Cloudy
Omaha, Neb 83 63 .00 Pt. cloudy
legaman, ixeo... m t ,vu v louay
Carroll. Ia kl 67 . 00 Cloudy
Clarlnda. Ia 84 .64 T Cloudy
Sibley, Ia 73 66 .00 Cloudy
Sioux City, Ia 73 68 T Cloudy
Storm Lake, Ia.. 78 , 56 .00 Cloudy
I DISTRICT AVERAQES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago. III....... 28 88 . 68
Columbus, 0 16 88 66
Des Moines, Ia... 14 88 64
Indianapolis. Ind. 11 88 68
Kansas City. Mo. 19 92 68
Louisville. Ky.... 17 88 , 68.
Minneapolis 26 70 , 62
Omaha, Neb 15 80 68
No. 2. tOld. INew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Easy: winter, patents. 14 SfttS
4.40: straights. 84.00f4.20: spring patents,
S6.00S6.70; straights, S3.7fx&C.o5; bakers, 12.40
68.60.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 81.101.16; No. 3,
$1.0001.08; No. 2 red, $1,034.
CORN-No. 2, 544&644c; No. 2 yellow,
654t(t51ic.
OA l b NO. Z, 82HC; NO. Z WhltO, 324
33c; No. 8 white. 32324c.
rt X c. WO. i. iwaic.
BARLEY Good feeding. 40042c: fair to
choice malting, 47(g49c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. $1.25; No. 1 northwest
ern. $1.43; prime timothy, $3.06; clover, con
tract grade, 1u.764riZ.Z6.
. PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bhl.. 811.65
1-10. Lard, per 100 lbs., $7.254f7.274. Short
ribs sides (loose) 87.8tKW7.90; short clear
sides (boxed), $7.507.624.
Receipts and shipments of grain and flour
wera as follows:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, DDIs 69,200 14.200
Wheat, bu 6.0u0 64.300
Corn, bu 591,000 6"8,7iO
oats, DU 152,300 109.000
Barley bu 31,400 2,800
on the produce exchange today tha but
ter market was steady: creameries. lSiffi
Wc; dairies, 15flc. Eggs, easy; at mark,
oases Included, 13c: firsts. 134c; prime firsts,
luv. vxiru, nv. ..neeae, nrm; tfft'yivc.
NKW YORK GENERAL MARKET
((.notations of tha Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. June 26 -FLOUR-Reoelnts
12,465 bbls.; exports, 1,178 bbls.; market firm
wun ngni traae; winter patents, 14.8tS6.;
winter straights, $4.60W4.80; Minnesota
patents, $6.6O(?i.20; winter extras. $3.1(KiiJ.65;
Minnesota bakers, $3.75'34.15; winter low
grades, $3.0OQ3.6. Rye flour firm; fair to
good. $4.2fxS'4.60; choice to fancy, $4.604.90.
K.Kjrii m cAii r irm; nne wnuo ana yel
low. tl.2tol.30; coarse. ll.lSl.16: kiln dried.
$2.9O4jS.00.
WHEAT Receipts, 16,000 bu.; spot
market firm; No. 2 red, $1.06. In elevator:
.U No. I red, $1,064, nominal f. o. b. and
1,700 61
Canadian Pacific
Cen. of New Jersey..
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton ....
do pref
Chi. Great Western..
Chi. & Northwest....
Chi., Mil. & St. Faul 13,900 178
96
684
400
2.500
784
194
68
150 1514
ZOO
61 614
So
774 77
194 19
1,900 1994 1984 199
100
200
800
2,500
800-
Chl. Ter. & Trans.
do prer
C. C. C. & 8. L. ex r.
Colo. Fuel & Iron....
Colo. & Southern.;..
do 1st pref
do 2d pref
Sonsolidated Gas ....
orn Products
do pref v..
Dela. & Hudson ....
Del., L. W
Den. & Rio Grande..
do pref ;
Distillers' Sec
Erie 81.300
17
32
99
44
600 37H 36
) 1934-193
17i4 1774
17 16
32 32
98 984
434 444
274 274
674
OMAHA LIVE ST0C1 MARUET
Beef Bteeri and Oows a Dime Higher with
Trading Active.
HOG TRADE FIVE TO TEN CENTS HIGHER
Receipts of Sheep and Lambs Moder
ately Heavy, with Market on Old
Sheep steady and Yearlings
4 Lambs a Dime Higher.
V. 8. rf. tm, rg.
So eoupon
V I l: tti
So ooupon
V. t. 4a, rf i
So coupon
C I old 41, rr.
4o coupon
..104 Japan St, ctft
..104VI L. N. tint. 4l...
,A" , Manhattan c 4t
..104 Mi. Crntrsl 4a....
..132 I do lat tne.
. .1X14 Minn. A St. U 4s.,
..104 M . K. st T. 4a....
.104 1 -, ;a
.ion,
7. W7
8, tz
6,'i 18
4.4M
8,464
1.402
3.8.6
6.216
4,500
Am. Tnaoes4a, ctft. 75 'N. R. R. ot M c. 4a 1H
4a.
do 4a, ctfa.
Atchlaon (nn.
do adl. 41...
Atlantlo C. L.
Bal. A Ohio a...
do ma
Central of Oa. la.
do tat Ino
do Id Inc.
.loon
..104
.. 77
..10J4
..
..ins
.1034
U N. Y. C. t. ISM
.1"S N J. C. Ba. ...
. No Paclflo 4.i..
.mm dn Si
.1(M N A W. c.'4i....
. O. a. L. rMi 4a.
,.114 Pnn. conr. Ia.
.. tH RaOlns aenr 4a..
. mh et. u lc 1. M. c. s lie
Cha. A Ohio 44i...10l Bt l A 8 f. fg. 4a. 1
Chlraao A A. 1 '4 St L. 8. W' e. 4a... M
C , B. A Q. n. 4a. ...in Br-iboard A. Xj. 4a.... l4
C.. R. I. A r. 4a iz K" 1'irino i II
do col. aa M-t natiwav as lit1
Crc. A Bt. L. K. 41..101-, Tt-xia A T. la Ill"
rhlcaio Tr. 4a li T. , St. L. A W. 4a.. Mr,
(lolnrada Mid. 4 ... 7n In ion Padflo 4a 1074
Mt in coiiy. 4a 1274,
12 t S. 8tl 3d i 4V
70 -k Wnhlth ll 1I7S
loe dn db. B 74V,
Mi. 41
W & L. S. 4l 4H
SOUTH OMAHA. June 26. 1906.
tai.akl st u. . kam. aa . u m
J I Ku mm H a J 1 B'b A al.nl
Sane day week before.. 2.271
US I B:n three weeks ago... 7,3.6
cmiiu lour weeas ago.... o.t
same day last year l.Ktt
RECEIPTS FOR THE Vf.AR TO DATE.
Tha followlna table shows the receipts of
cattle, hugs and sneep at boutti Omaha for
me year to date, compared witn last year;
19i. 1904. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 421,737 446.188 24.445
Hogs 1.24.176 1.KUM4) 61.814
Sheep 727,696 686,587 42,008
ihe following inhia ahowa the average
price or hogs at South Omaha for tna last
several days, with comparisons:
gney to the demand, tight hogs wera
still In best demand and were tne bst
seller. The market ruled generally Mrloc
higher than the close of last week, with the
bulk of the hogs selling at $5 2..65t. The
popular price todav was $5 274, with tops
reaching $5 824- Buyers picked up the hogs
right along and by noon about everything
was sold. Representative sales:
Colo. A to. 4a
Colo. Ind. 5a. aet A
do aet B
Cuba Kb. rtfa
t. A R. O 4a 10J
Dlallllrrr Bee. Bl ... 79vy
Erl prior lien 4a.... ins
do an. 4a 941
r. W. A D. C. la. ...UO
Hocking Vil. 44a. ...Ill
Offered.
Date. 11806. lOI . 1190S. llat. 11901 . 11900. 11899.
June 6 134 4 68 6 $S I 701 4 88 8 60
I Ml '
(70f J 8 M
Wla. rntral
do 6a, Id at.
; do44a, ctfa.
i.i.
12
M16-HN Y.-Cintral.
a
...Aii
Norfolk A W.
rtn pfd
Ontario A W.
Pinnaylvanla
.lM'-t Kin.1 Mlnca
London Stock Market.
LONDON, June 26 Closing quotations on
stocks were:
Conaola. money
no account ...
Anaconda ......
Atchlion .......
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Pacific ...
rhea. A Ohio
Chlnno Ot.- W
C. M. A 8t.-p....
Pc Beers
Denver A R. O....
do pfd
Erie 43 '
do lat pfd 81
do Id pfd 69
Illlnoti Central .....170
Loulavllle A Nalti...l51
M , K. A T 2
JB4 V
. S2',
. 19 W
,11
. M'il
tteadlna
. do lit pfd
' do 2d pfd
anuthern Railway
1 do tlfd
Southern raclflo .
9VVntna Pcl6c ....
dn pfd- ..'
V. 3. Steel
dn pfd ,
Wahaih
do pfd
...1474
... M
...as
...
... 114
... 4
... SH
... 4
... Id
... K
... 9'4
...
...129:i
...100(4
... SIS
...101H
...
... 40
J uue
June
J una
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Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars broucht In to
day by each road was;
Cattle, llogs. Sheep. H ses
SILVER Bar, steady, 26 15-16d per ounce.
wurii!.i-mrt!i per cent.
C, M. & St. P.
Lnlon Pacific
C. & N. W
t. E. or M. V
C, St. P.. M. & O
B. & M
C, B. & Q..
The rate of discount In the open market I Q-i B- i- & P., east...
lor snort Dins is 21-10 per cent; for three
months bins, ai-ib per cent.
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2
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Hew Tork Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK, June 26 Closing quotations
on mining stoens
C. R. I. & P., west.. 6
Illinois Central
Oreat Western 1
3
8
2
33
8
15
2
1
"8
2
77
18
18
43
Adam Con 31
Alice I)S
Breeca 26
Bruniwlck Con S
Comatock Tunnel .... 8
Con. Cal. A Va 130
Horn Silver 176
Iron Silver 300
Leadvlll Con 1
Offered.
were
Little Chief ..
octirlo
Ophlr
Phoenl
Pntoil
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopea SO
Standard 13s
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. 10
41
26
2,500 104
3io66 190"
man, iv-u iu j
T Indicates Inappreciable rainfall.
L. A. WEL8H.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
St. Lonls General Market.
BT. IjOCTS, June 26 WHEAT-Firm; No.
I cash, . elevater, 92o; track, 86J)97o new,
$l.liS old: July, K.'o; September, 0240; Mo.
t hard, h.064.
CORN-Hlgher; No. 1 cash. 63c; track,
641,644c; July. 624(gv24c: December, 464c.
OATSFUin; No. 2 cash, 81o; track, 8I4O
82c; July. 80c; September, 294c; No. J
white, iic.
FLOW K Moderate; red winter patenta,
$4.70iU'4.90; extra fancy and straight, $4.6u(j
4 430; clear. $3.6utga.00.
SEEl Timothy, steadv. 82.002.40.
WRNWEAL-Steady, $2.60.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east Irack. 76ff'7c.
MAY-8teady; timothy, $8.OOj213.00; prai
rie, $6.0Osj9.5O.
, iron co-rroN TiES-tfec
BAOOINO-84C
HEMP TW I NE 640. "
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; lobbing,
$12874. Lard, steady; prime Breamed, $6 774.
Dry salt meats (boxed), steady; extra
shoxts. 17.614; clear ribs. $7 75; short clears,
$.). Bacon tboxed), steady; extra shorts,
$8,374; clear libs, $8,624; short clears, $8,874.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 940; springs,
I4318c turkeys, Uo; ducks, 9i10o; geese,
SGC.
BI-TTER'-Qulet; creamery, 10&21c; dairy,
16617c.
EOOS Stesidy at 12c. case count.
Receipts. Shipments
lour, DDIS VM"
Wheat, bu 4o.uuu
. Corn, bu 124. twit
Oats, bu I.0u0
r
' Mllwaikle Grain Market.
MILWAl'KEB. June 2 WHEAT
weaker; No. 1 nortlmrh, $1131134: No.
.northern. $1 0MJ1.11; July, 89'ti94c, bid.
-, RYE Lower; No. 1. lo.
BARLEY Firm; No. i. 61c; sample, 404J
604c
CORN-Hc higher; No. 8. 644ifMV: July.
544c, asked.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL June 38 -WHEAT Spot,
nominal; futures, steadv; Julv. 6 H4d; Sep
tember. 6a d; December, a 84d.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed.
6s Ikd. Futures, firm; July, 4s 41; Sep
tember, 4s d.
Oalaith Grain Market.
DULl'TH. June M WHKAT-To arrlvs:
No. 1 northern, $1114; N- 1 noithsru.
.13 afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, $1,194, t. o.
o. ana bowu; ino. j. nara Manitoba, 81.14,
t. o. b. and afloat. The early trend of
wheat pru.es today was upward owing to
bullish northwest crop news and predic
tion of rain for winter wheat states.
After a half cent advance, however, real
ising developed and prices yielded sharply,
closing partly 4c net higher. July, 944
864c, closed 944c; September, 89'5Lit,u;
closed at 9Sc; December, 8841589 l-lic,
closed at 88410.
CORN-Recelpts, 49,450 bu.; exports, 144,000
du.; spot inaraet nrm; no. 3, U3c, in eleva
tor, and 6140 t. o. b. and afloat; No. :
yellow.. 624c: No. X white. 62c Ontlon
market was firmer but quiet, there being
no iranBiicuoni in rxew j ora. July closed
sue; oepicmuer ciosea -onc.
OATS Receipts, 112,100 bu.; spot market
nrm; mixed oats, 16 to 32 lbs.. Stf'altiNc:
natural white, 30 to 32 lbs., 364-&374C;
clipped white, 36 to 40 lbs., 3744040.
HAY Quiet; shipping, 624u674ci good
to chides. 4&J4e.
HOPS Steady: stats, common to choice
19t4 crop, i27c; 1903 crop. 2u(2c;volds, 10
tllic; Paclflo coast, 19u4 crop, 23a36c; 1SK0
crop. 19(u21c; olds, irS12c. . .
HIDES QUIet; Galveston,' SO to 26 lbs,
20c; California, iw to 26 pounds, 19c: Texas
LEATHER Steady; acid, 24fl26o.
PROVISIONS Beef. steady; family,
813.6"iiH 00: mess. Ill 60411.50: beef ham.
821 mu22 50; packets, $12.6Cil3.00; city, extra.
India mess, tJl.Wit 22 50. Cut . meats, firm:
plc-kled bellies, $8.0tvai0.00; pickW shouN
.."', wnw.w, . . .inula, LU.OU,
Lard, firm; western steamed, i7.liMi.i6; re
fined steady; contltiept, 87.28; South Amer
ica, $8 00; ooinpouud, 86.374.64. , Pork,
stvady; family, $16. Otva 15.M1; short clear.
$U umul6.iX; invss. $13 SAj'a 18.7$.
TALLOW Quiet; city t$2 per pkg.), 44c;
country inkgs. free). 'u4c.
RICE Qult; domestic,' fair to extra, 34
(fw . u.i.Hiii. .iiuiiuiiai.
BCTTER-lrrcgular; recelpta, 11.177 pkgs.i
Street price, extra creamery. 2u4!fjac; offi
cial prices, creamery, common to extra
Kmaoc; state dairy, common to extra, 154 j
20c; western Imitation creainei-y. ooinmori to
extra; lojl9c; western factory, common to
extra. I34til6c; renovated, common to ex
tra. 11451,0. ,
CHthstnrm; new state fun cream,
entail.- whits and colored, line, 9c; new
state lair to. c 11 one. MfUSc; new slate
large, colored ami wane, nne, c; new
Slate, skim. lnTVc.
EOlSr-alieady: stste, Pennsylvania and
nearby, fancy selected white. 3PVJ'J1 0 : state
cnoioe. hbhv; state, mixeo. extra, ijc;
weaterns. 14iil4c; southerns. lltM4c. '
POl'LTRY Dreaaed, firmer; western
broilers. :Vo)-J6c; fowls. 10tlct ttarkjrys.
174c. - ,.'
do 1st pref
do 2d prer
Oen. Electric
Hock. Val. ex. dlv....
111. Central
Inter. Paper
do pref
Inter. Pump
do pref
Iowa Central
do pref
Kan. City Sou
do pref
Louis. & Nash
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Mexlcln Cen
M.. S. P. & S. S
do pref M
Mo. Pacific
Mo., Kan. & Tex
do pref
National Lead
N.. R. R. of Meg pfd
New York Cen
N. Y., O.. & West....
Nor. & Western ....
do pref
North American ....
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
People s Oas
P., C. C. & B. Li
Press. Steel Car
do nref
Pull. Pal. Car
Reading
do 1st pref
do 2d pref
Republic Steel
do pref
Rock laland Co
do pref
Rubber Goods
do pref
S. L. & S. V. 2d pfd
St. L. Southern ....
do pref
Southern Pac
do pfd ex. dlv ....
Southern Rail
do nref
Tenn. Coal & Iron ..
Texas & Pacific ....
Tol.. St L. & W
do pref
t nion Pacific ,
do pref
IT. 8. Express
TT. 8. Leather
do pref ..............
V. S. Realty
IT. .8. Rubber
do pref
U. S Steel
do pref
Vlr. Car. Chemical..
do pref
Wabash
do pref
Wells Fargo Express
West. Elen ex. dlv..
Western Union
Wheel. Lake Erie
Wis. Central
do Dref
North. Paclflo
300 894
400 . 434
43
804
684 674 68'
174 1744 174
OA
3.100 itT7T4 ifie" . 167
100 19 19 19'
79 79 781
3.400
4,000
400
364
1924
104
464
187 189
880
294
88 89
434 43
414 42
80 804
84
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26,00
200
200 81
100 26
"jo6 264
I.80O 67
2,200 148
100 1644
3 200 81
8.700 125
2,300 21
1,200 121
.400 160
910 102
400 2814
600 63 .
8.700 47
100 844
1.000 145
2.300 61
3.600 83
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, June 26. Money In the market
today was In moderate demand to meet
calls on recent Issues, Including the Cana
dian Northern railroad debentures. DIs
counts were firm In view of the condttlon
of short loans and continental exchanges.
Trading on tha Stock exchange opened
quiet, undecided and rather nervous and
sensitive, partly owing to the nolit cal tin
easiness and partly on account of It being
the eve of the settlement. Paris selling at
first aided the depression, but later prices
rallied and closed firmer, financial circles
believing that the Moroccan question la In
a fair way toward settlement. Consols
started a shade down and recovered.
Americans opened Irregular and mostly un
der parity and recovered a trifle. The Im
provement continued during the last hour
and was Imost pronounced! Prices closed
firm, but below the best Quotations of the
dav. 'Foreigners are Irregular, Japanese
easier; Imperial Japanese 6a , of 1904 were
quoted at 103.
BERLIN, June 26 Prices on the Bourse
today Were irregular? Most securities were
weaker upon tne unsatisfactory peace out-
100 K.
PARIS. June 26. Business on the Bourse
todav- displayed a more cheerful tendency
and with the exception of Russians closed
with a good tone. Russian Imperial 4s were
quoted at 88.06 and Russian bonds of 1904
at 602.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. June 26. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption shows:
Available cash balance, $137,041,900; gold,
$64,336,631.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, June 26 Bank clearings for to
day were $1,706,878.94, and for the corre
sponding date last year i,;4o.jos.oi.
Total receipts 99
The disposition of the day's recelpta waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing tha
number of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
. r. I.I n.ux "lit!
v.'iiitLiia nciins o ,
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
swirt & CO., country
Armour & Co
Lobman & Rothschild...
Hill & Son
L. F. Husi
L. Wolf
S. & S
Other buyers
3o
601
869
21
456
136
18
13
66
346
2
1,496
1.7.-8
1,161
737
1,627 2,469
SHEEP Recelpta of sheep today wore
liberal, about eighteen cars being on sale.
The offerings were all range stuff and
were of fairly good quality. Buyers were
out early ind there waa some little ac
tivity to tho trading. Lambs were In best
demand and prices ruled generally stronger,
whlie In soma cases ssLes looked higher.
Old sheep, while fully steady with the close
of last week, were not In as good demand
and were a little harder to move. A part
of the receipts went as feeders and on
these kinds there was a good demand and
prices were stronger. There were three
decks of yearling wethers and ewes that
sold for $5.35 and the old wethers In the
same shlument brought 84.60. There were
two doubles of ewes that sold for $4.50
today, which brought a dime more last
Friday. The market here Is In satisfac
tory shape as compared with other points
nd there Is a good demand for anything
desirable.
Quotations for clipped stock: oood to
choice lambs, $6.00(96.26; fair to good lambs.
ls.50U6.im; guua to choice yenning. s.uwr
.60; fair to good yearlings, s4.idmo.ot; gooa
o choice wethers. $4.7Mi.26; fair to good
wethers. $4.26(54.76; good to choice ewes,
$4 300460; fair to good awes, $4.00J)4.30.
Representative sales:
No. Av.
10 western cull ewes ?
California, culla 80
49 Idaho cull ewes 77
154 western feeder ewes 82
12 Idaho feeder yearlings 6J
68 California bucks 66
448 Idaho ewes 93
800 California wethers 107
318 California wethers 105
842 Idaho feeding yearlings 68
598 Idaho ewes vv
42 western ewes
15 Idaho cull yarllngs i
5 Idaho wethers 114
418 Idaho wethers and ewes 98
68 Idaho wethers and ewes 98
293 California lambs 64
70 California lambs ts
1.9. THa.ho vearlinaa 83
547 Idaho yearlings 72
6.629
850
6,217
8.3O0 102 1024" 101
1,000 1004 100
2,100 41 39
Yt jtovk 1394
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3
93
99
92
90
194
77
30
7
34
700
1.100
3.m
200
400
1.500
8 000
8,900
6u0
1,400
4O0 1041
600 24
000 61
3S.2O0 64
1.6H0 1174
6,900 824
UiO
6,000
700
"208 '67
..117,100 1284
1024 103
74
3
884
93
'97
92
89
I84
76
294
75
33
1024
674
234
604
63
1174
31
974
384
34
237
994
91
HI
194
77
34
754
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. June 26. COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands. 9.3ic; mid
dllns: anilf. 9.65c: sales. 373 bales.
BT. LOUIS. June 20. COTTON-Steady
middling. 9Ac: sales. 220 bales: receipts.
none: shipments, 883 bales; stock, 87,700
hales.
NEW ORLEANS. La.. June 26.-COTTON
Steadv: sales. 1.400 bales: ordinary. 6c;
good ordinary, 7 9-16c; low middling, 8 7-16c;
middling. 9 l-16c: good middling, 9c; mid
dling fair, ll-i6c; receipts, i.ioo oaies
lock 85.418 hales.
l.lVKRPnOI.. June 26 4:00 D. m. COT
TON Spot In moderate. demand; prices five
points lower: American middling fair.
K KM: rood middling. 6.21d: middling. 4.03d:
low middling. 4.87d; good ordinary, 4.69d;
ordinary. 4.53d. The sales of the day were
m.nnn bales, of which 500 were for specula
firm and exnnrt and Indued 9.300 Ameri
can. Receipts, 20,000 bales. Including 15,800
American.
Totals 2.287
CAT 1 LB As was noted on several days
last week, it was due to the heavy re
ceipts that the market ruled lower and
that lighter offerings would stiffen tho
trade. These predictions were verified to
day, when, with about ninety cars of cattle
on sale, the market showed strengtn ana
activity. The general quality of tne stuff
was ralrly good.
The market on href steers waa In better
shape than at the close of last week and
there was considerable urgency to tne ae
niand. Buyers were out early and seemed
to want the cattle. Prices on the good
kinds showed an advance of about a dime
and some sales looked even higher than
this. On the common and grassy Kinds
prices ruled about steady, with trading a
little slow. There Is a fair demand for
a limited number of desirable beef cattle.
but the market can be easily, swamped.
The advance today was due apparently to
the light receipts, and while the market to
dav and the latter part of last week was
stronger, the country trade must remember
that anything like neavy receipts wouia
cauae a break in nrlces and send the mar
ket lower, wnue tne ngni receipts oi mo
last few days have alleviated the situation
somewhat, it is still in an unsatisfactory
condition from the sellers' Dolnt of view.
There was a small supply of cows and
heifers here today, and, as was the case on
steers, the market ruled stronger and tho
demand was better than for some days. On
the good kinds the market was tully a
dime higher and trading was active, buyers
n ek ni ud the stun in gooa season, com
mon and grassy kinds, while Just about
steady, were a nine siow to move at uie
nrlcea.
There was very little material change tn
'I prices on bulls, veal calves and stags and
the maraet on incoe numi jud. iwu.
steady.
There was only a light supply ot stockers
and feeders on hand today and there waa a
hatter riemand tor tne stun man mere nas
been for some days. The market ruled
about a dime higher with trading active.
Representative sales:
- BEEF STEERS.
8i 814
344 '84
384
57 674
126 1274
964
1S2
12
100 107 107 1064
: 894
1M0 41 88 41
1.9.11 194 li I119
62 400 21 304 31
6,8"0 9i4 87 99'4
1.500 354 35 354
200 1094 ' 109 109
2.10 19 19 19
109 40 40 40
235
1664
400 944 94 944
StO 17 164 16
7J0 244 234 234
5o0 524 61 4 61
1.200 187 186 1854
Wool Market.
LONDON, June 26 The arrivals of wool
fr.n th fnnrth aerlea of auction sales.
which Is scheduled to open on July 4. closed
today witn the following amounts nsiea:
New South Wales. 29 904 bales: Queens
land. 8.725 bales: Victoria. 28.331 bales
, ftouth Australia. 6.909 bales: West Auatra-
. V. , 11. r 1 1 rr R 01 4 hntc K'a.v
Zealand. 68,246 bales; Cape of Good Hop-
and Natal, 36.124 bales. Fifty thousand
hales of Australian and J9.50O Cape of Good
Hone and Natal were forwarded direct to
spinners, leaving the total amount available
for the series 118,956 bales. Including 16.MX)
bales held over from the last sales.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. June 26.-WOOL-Steady ;
medium grades combing and clothing. 6
18c; light fine. 244'fr28c; heavy fine, 20S274c;
tub washed, 32&424c. .
104
674
234
614
644
117
82
97
Total sales far the day, 782,000 shares.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Juns 26. Call loans, 8f4 per
cent: time loans, 3444 per cent. Official
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, June 26. COFFEE Market
for futures orjened Irregular, unchanged to
16 points lower under llouldatlon following
the Issuance of notices for the delivery of
about 8.000 bags of July contracts. This
caused a renewal of switching from near to
late months, nut leading bulls supported
tha market, the notices were soon takdn
care of. but the market later showed some
Improvement. The close was steady at an
advance of 5 points on May, and unchanged
to 6 points lower on other months. Sales
were about 49,000 bass. Including Julv at
6 ?rt.35c; August. 6:45c; September. 6.65c;
October. e.Roc; December, 6.w.90c: March.
6 9667.05e; May, 7.05c. Spot, quiet; No. T
Rio, 7c; Cordova, 10G713C
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.... 411 I 70
.... 140. 1 71
.... 140 1 75
.... S4S 1 7S
.... 147 I 10
.... 710 I 10
.... S00 1 SO
....1210 4 00
....1060 1 00
.... tm i os
....1111 4 U
....1014 4 IS
....10S 4 10
....1U3 4 SS
.... 180 4 40
....1134 4 46
1160 4 60
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....1240 4 (0
....1112 4 15
1137 4 65
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11...
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11H 4 70
107 4 70
,...J28 4 70
....KlOS 4 76
.....1204 4 71
1170 4 71
1111 4 SO
...AiH i U
1320 4 10
1161 4 0
US 4 10
1277 4 W
1140 4 SO
1107 4 SO
1404 4 SI
1417 4 00
1U1 I 04
1316 I 00
1411 I 00
1447 I 04
13B 1 10
1460 I 14
1423 t 20
1423 26
13.2 4 16
llxS I 20
Hl I 80
....1164 6 80
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
....122 8 SO
biEcivS AND COWS.
.... 641
.... 717
.... M0
.... '
.1010
. 160
rrlee a ansae fteaaoed. :
NEW YORK. June) 3e All grades of -refined
sugar were reduced be a M cvods
today.
AtchlaoD ad. .4a.,
do 4a
Mei. Central 4s....,
Atchlion
do pfd
Boaton a Alhinr...
Hoiton st Milne...,
Boitoa Elevated ...
Pltchburi pfd
Meilrin Central ...
N. Y . N. H. A H
Per Mirquuile ....
Union Pielnc
Amer. Arge. Chem.
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tub.
Amer. Susir
Amer. T. a T
Amer. Wnolea
do pfd
Dominion I. . A 8-
Edlioa Klec. lllu. ..
General Electric ..
Mm. glectrie
do pfd ..,
Um On
t'nited Fruit
1'nltea Shoe Mich ... sus ''
ao pro ii I'tan ....
V. t. Steel ,., 1144 Vlttortl .
do pfd SIS Wlnoni .
Wetting- coiaon ... 12 Wolveruia
Adventure
.102 4 Aliouei
. 76 .Amalgamated ...
. 464 American lna .
.lor Atlantic
.166 Bingham
.171 ,Cal. a Hecla....
.1674 Centennial
.140 Copper Range ..
. 114 Pilr Wait
li IMoilalon Coal .
. M rnnklla -
. UT'4 Orinbr
. 2314, Iale Royale
, II Mm. Mlnlrg ...
. a Mlrhlgan
.HTSi MohiKk
. 48 i Mont. C. A C...
. 16 Old Doatnloa ..
.106 Oeceola
. It Parrot
.146 Quincr
.1144 Shimon
. HVt Tamarack .,
, U Trinity
. 44 t Dlted Copper ..
.1IW4 V. S. Mining....
Oil. .......
44
. K4
. 1144
. I
. 114
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. 174
44
. 18
. Tt
. I
- I'4
. 114
74,
. 134,
. 4S4
4
. ts
. II
- 74
.104
. S
. 11
. 80
. 104
,. 411,
.. 1
,. 104
..10
. . .Bank ( Germany Statement.
BERLIN. Juna S6 The weekly statement
Of tha Imperial Bank of Germany shows
Hilar and Molaases.
SUGAR Raw quiet; fair refining, 8c;
centrifugal, 96 test, 4c: molasses sugar,
8c; refined No. 7, 7.46c; No. 8, 4.65c; No. .
4 snc; No. 10, 4 65c; No. 11, 4 45c; No. 12,
4.40c; No. IS. 4.30c; No. 14, 4 25c; confec
tioners' A. 6 26c-; mould A. 5.76c: cut loaf.
6.06c: crushed, (10; powdered, 660; granu
lated. 5.40c: cubes. 6 66c.
NEW ORLEANS. La.. June 26.-SUOAR-
Bteady: open kettle, 3!344c; open kettle
centrifugal, 4"'n4'o: centrifugal wnitcs,
6c: yellows. 4ir4 l5-lc; seconds. 8W40.
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle, 139
36c: centrirugai. vnur.
SYRUP Nominal. 80c.
Philadelphia Prodace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 26,-BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, 214c; eg
tra nearbv prints. 224c.
ECMJ& nrm. nearby iresa. lz'c loss on;
nearby fresh, 164c at mark; western fresh,
17ftt lTW.- at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full cream
fancy, new, 10ic; New York full cream,
fair to good, 94ftl0c; domestic swiss, lift 14c.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. June ST.-CORN-Hlgher; No. 3
yellow. 64c; No. 3, 634f3e; No. 4. 624c;
no grade, 51tJ314c.
OATS Firm; No. 8 white.' 82c; No. 4
white, 314c
Elgin Batter Market.
FLOIN, III.. June 26 BUTTER The mar.
kot ruled Arm today at 3uc. Sales for tna
week war 863,000 pounds.
4..
1...
I...
...
4 ..
8...
I...
1...
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1...
..1070
.. 841
Ill
.. 876
..1170
..1017
..1014
.. St
I 60 4 ISO 4 14
I SO 2 IM) 4 60
1 10 11 764 4 60
4 00 10 107 8 4 74
4 00 47 2 4 76
cows.
1 60 1 110 I 86
I 10 1 170 1 40
1 25 1 130 I 10
1 16 1 1220 1 60
I 40 1 1120 I 64
I 40 1 1070 I 60
I SO 1 1040 I SO
I 76 I llf.4 I 60
1 H 4 1222 I 6S
I 16 1 1076 I Ii
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1 00 1 14H I S6
I 00 1 12e0 I It
I 00 II 1111 I 70
1 00 S 10SI 1 70
100 IS. 1004 I 76
I 00 I 1170 I SS
00 4 1I0 4 00
104 11 10t 4 0
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. . . S4I 1 10
turf)! AND HEIFERS.
...1144 I 71
41EIFEK8.
410
Til
1 16
I 00
T'.O 1 00
697 I 08
,44 I 86
410 I II
.... T SO I 00
....llsO I 26
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... 1U0 I 60
....15u0 I 76
....1070 I 1
....1U0 I 76
....Hw4 176
....1600 1 00
....134 100
S.
21
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1
BULLS.
STAGS.
174 I 16
CALVE!,
, Kl IH
Ill I SO
4'D 4 00
878 4 00
7M 4 00
T0 4 16
1N0 M
1140 I 64
1740 ISO
1720 I 60
1430 I (6
1110 I 76
1160 171
1416 1 TS
1 1 30 I 86
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.... 116 4 60
.... 170 4 60
.... 1'iO I OU
.... 161 I 40
.... 121 I 16
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....SOI I SO 17.
.... TM I 60 !.
.... Ml I 64 SS.
.... 7E.I I 16 10.
.... 727 1 40 I
I.
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,114 I 60
160 I 10
146 4 60
10 I 16
114 I 74
r i-xiiKj
toi I so
S41 I 0
6-4 4 1
1041 4 64
104 4 64
89 Idaho yearlings
65 Idaho yearlings
27 Idaho cull yearlings
216 California lambs
101 western lambs
215 Idaho lambs and yearlings...
616 Idaho lambs and yearlings...
2, northern, $107401084; No. $. northern,
$10:41)1 i'f.4
FI.IM R -First patents. M.lflatVJV second
patents, $1 PO',,!', if,- nret clears, $1,0014 10;
second clears. 2. iVii I .v
BRA N In bulk, 1U. ,oit 13 00.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET,
Condition of Trad and Quotations en
ttaple and Fancy Prndaee.
EGOS Receipts, fair: market, steady!
candled stock. 134c.
LIVE 1'OL'LTKi Hens. Siu9c: roosters.
$c: turkeys, lJ.ii 16c; ducks, lo; spring
Chickens. 14 to 2 lbs., 16c per lb.
mi rri-.it Market nrm; pacaing sun.
13c; choice to fancy dairy, 17ul&o; creamery,
Hi21c; prints. 22c.
si u Art standard granulans, son per
a-t.; cubes. $7.00 per cwt.; cut loaf, $..4i
per cwt ; No. 8 entra C. $6.15 per cwt.;
No. 10 extra C. $6 95 per owt.; No. 16 yel
low, $6 76 per cwt.; XXXX powdered, 80. 98
per cwt.; bar powdered, $7.40 per ewt.j
eagle tableta 87.95 per cwt
FRESH FIBH-Trout, 9c; bailbtit, llej
buffalo (dresncdl, c; pickerel (dressed). So;
wnue pass tareaseui, izc; sunnsn, bo. peron
(scaled and dressed). 8c: pike. 8c; catfish,
Iftc; red snapper, 10c; salmon, lac; urapples.
12c: eel, 15c; bullheads, 11a; black bass, C
Whlleflsh (d-es.ied). 10c: froa legs, per dos..
Mm. Inli.l... ,-..., n -r- .M.i Irl' lldr.
$00; shad roe, 45o; bluefl'ns, 8c
HAir 1'rlcos quoted by Oman a wnoiesai
Hay dealers' association: Choice, 37.00: No.
50; No.
. 16.00; coarse. $5 00. These
hay of good color and qual-
70
79
93
68
64
83
S2
Pr.
1 60
2 25
3 00
3 85
3 60
4 00
4 86
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 60
4 60
4 50
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 90
6 25
5 25
6 25
5 26
6 25
5 40
5 60
6 50
5 70
6 70
CHICAGO LrVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Ten to Twenty Centa Higher
Hogs and Sheep Ten Cents Higher.
rwiCAOO. June 26. CATTLE Receipts,
14.000 head; market lOfiSOc higher; good to
Drlme steers, 85.256.00; poor to medlurfi,
3.764i6.20; stockers and feeders, 82.5OH.50;
cows, $2.504f4.60; heifers, $2.506.00; canners.
81.4iK02.40; DUIIS, !.WU1.; caiven, to"n-",
Texas fed steers, $3.264.50.
HOGS Receipts, za.uw neaa; mumm
for tomorrow, 20,000 head; market. 100
higher; mixed and butchers, $5. 2566.55; good
to choice heavy, $5.45S.574; rough heavy,
84.76-5.40; light, $5.26(56.524; bulk of sales,
ua. ..hesn 1fto htirher: lambs. 10W15C
higher: good' to choice wethers, $4.&Xc5.15;
nl,AUi vntved x.1 7F.ifD4.40: western
sheeD 84 0f26.10; native lambs (Including
spring lamps), ei.owa-i.io; "
$5.00.60.
Kansas Clly Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 26. CATTLE
Tr..i..ta mono head. Including t.wJ neaa
southerns. Market 615c higher. Southerns
steady; choice export ana aressea oeei
steers, 4.7&ia.'o; i"r 10 buuu, n"1-'"!
.n tt-A ateers. 84. 26416.60: stockers and
feeders. 32.7Da"4.60: southern steers, $1.00
in. nn.,th.rn nnwa 12 2603.3. 75: native COWS
$2 25'f4.&0; native neiiers, so.umu.io; uuns,
0 -r. i itfi- nlvai 13 00ii)6 20.
HOQS-Recelpts, 6.200 head; market 6
in hi.h.r- inn s54?U: hulk of sales. $5.3o
tff42U: heavv. 86.82(S'5.374: packers, $5.354j)
6.424: Pigs and light, $5.Sotfj6.424.
SHEEP AIU MMOO iteceipia, o-yj
market 10c higher; native lambs. 86.25(fr6.27;
western lambs. $7.76; few ewes, $5.50; Texas
clipped yearlings, $4.769,6.25; Texas clipped
sheep, $4.254.76; stockers and feeders, $2.50
tJU.76.
St. Loojs Live gtoek Market,
ST IJITIS June 2S CATTLE Receipts,
6,000 head. Including 6.200 Texans; natives
100 nigner; Texans strong; native iuiuiiih
and exnort steers. 34.8frffC.76; dressed beef
nri hutcher ateers 13.60(fv5.25: steers under
1,000 lhs., $3.5oitj,4.76; stockers and feeders.
10 KfSM.fln: cowa and neirera. .wii d; can
ners. ll.oOOtt-lo; Duns. .'.ao-i.w; caivn, n .
fi25; Texas and inaian steers, 4.(Meo.uu
enwa and heifers. 12.OCKH3.75.
HOGS Receipts, 4.WK) head; nigner; pigs
and lights, H.90ff8.40; pacsers. e4.w.4"
hnrchnra nno neat neavv. lo.i'.nu.oM.
SHEEP ANIJ LAMBS Receipts, 2,600
head: market strong; native muttons, $3.75
c.4 7K- lambs. IS.OOta 6fi: culls and bucks
M.0OW4.00; Stockers, tz.waa.w; lexana, ao. 10
Q4.46.
St. Joseph Live gtoek Market,
ST. JOSEPH, June 26. CATTLE Re
cetnta r.A head: strong to 10c higher: na
tlves, $3.756.40; cows and heifers, $1.604.50
stockers and feeders, $2.764j4.50.
HOGS Receipts. 4.905 head; 610o higher
iii-ht 45: medium and heavv. 16.30415. 40.
SHEEP AND IAMB8 Receipts, 3,671
head; active to 10tri5c higher.
Rlonx City Live gtoek Market
RIOUX CITY. Ia.. June 26. (Special Tele
gram. 1 CATTLE Receipts, 600 head; mar
ket 1(J'6C nigner; siocaers, steauy; oeevra,
$3.7fxu-;.6ti; cows, bulls and mixed, $2.60
4.50; stockers and fneders, S.0O4(-4.00; calves
and vearlings, $2.7613.85.
HOGS Receipts. .2'1 head; market 6010c
higher, selling at $6.3&6..10; bulk of aales,
$5.22465. 88.
Stork In Slant.
Receipts of live stock st tha six principal
western, markets yesterday:
cattle, i-togs. onecp.
prK.es are for
BRAN Per ton. $15.00.
TROPICAL FP.U1T.
ORANGES St. Michaels, all sixes, $4.25:
extra fancy Mediterranean sweets, all
sizes, $3.75; seedlings, all sizes, $3.60; Valen
cia, all sizes, 84.25.
LEMONS Lttiionlera, extra fancy, 27
800 and 360 slses, efi.Vu().75, fancy, 170, 300
and 800 slses, $4.26; 270 size, $3.60 , 300 and
360 sixes, $4 60 ; 210 size 32.75; 240 size, $3 26.
DATES Per box of 80 1-lb pkgs.. $1JU;
liallowe'en, In 7o-lh. boxes, per lb, o.
FiUS California, per 10-lb. carton, 1JJ
85c: Imported Smyrna, four-crown, 12c; flv
crown, 12c.
BANANAS Per medium-sized bunch, $1.71
62 26; Jumbos. $2.60h 3.00.
PINEAPPLES Florida, per crate Of 24,
80 and 36 slses. 13.21; 42 sire. 13.00.
FR11T8 AND MELONS.
APRICOTS California, per 4 basket crate,
$1.10.
PLUMS California, per 4-baaXet crate,
$1.10.
PEACHES Texas clings, per 4-hasket
crate, 80c; Texas freestones, $1.00; Califor
nia, per 26-lb. box, 90c.
t il t.KRiErt t aliformn. black, per 8-lb,
box, $1.60; white, per 8-lb. hot. i.0; Mla
sourl, box fit 24 qts., $2.0OS?2.i!.
STRAW 'BERRIES Home grown, per 84
jt. case, $1.75iS2.0U; Denver, per case of
24-qts., 42.50.
CRANBERRIES jerseys, per crate. i oa.
GOtSEUEKHlKS-Box of 24 qts., $2.00.
CANTALOUPES Mexican, per crate.
$3.Otu4.00.
WA TEKMPJiAJiNB Aiaoama sweets, tboi
JOc each; crated, lo per lb.
RASPBERR1K3 Red, box of 24 ptg., $3;
black, box of 24 pt.. $2.00.
BLACKBERKl Kti-t ase or zt qts., e.uu,
VEGETABLES.
TURNIPS New, vi tto., loo.
CARROTS New, per dos., 25o.
PARSNIPS Old, per bu.. 4"o.
wax HKANS-Per "A-bu. box. 75o: string
beans, per 4-bu. box, T5o; bu. box wax or
trlng, l2.oyi.ai.
POTATOES Home-grown, in saegs, per
bu., 36c; Colorado, per bu., 45c; new pota
toes, per bu., 660.
BEANS wavy, per du., .uu.
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per orate
of 1 dos., fOc.
CUCUMBERS Per dos., 460.
PEAS New. per bu. box, $1.00.
TOMATOES Texas, per 4-baaket erate.
$1.10.
Si-INACH-Fer du., 500.
CAHHAOE Home grown. In crates, per
lb.. 24u: Mississippi, $1.25(j2.26 per crate, ac
cording to sixe.
ONIONS New, per dos. ouncnes, iftc;
Bermudas, per crate of about 60 lbs., $1.25.
KAUlnrlUa-not nouse or Buuuiern, per
doz., ?0c,
LETTUCE Hot bouse, per dos., 35940c;
head lettuce, per doz., 75o.
beets New, per aoi., wo.
iCHEESE Swiss, new. loo: Wisconsin
bfick, 14c; Wisconsin Umberger, 16c; twins,
13tt'14c; young Americas, 14c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 16c; bard shells, per lb., 13c;
No. 3 soit sneiis, per id., izo; rso. 1 nara
hells, ner lb.. 12c: pecans, large, per 16..
12c; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, par l0-. 7c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 8c; Chin walnuts,
per lb., 12'4 1:14c; almonds, soft shell, per
lb., 17c; hard shell, per lb., 16c; BhellbrtrK
hickory nuts, per bu., $1.76; PVge hickory
nuts, per tiu., i.ou.
HIDES No. 1 green, 8c; no. z green.
7c; No. 1 salted, 9c; No. 2 salted. 8c;
No. 1 veal cair, ltiu; no. s veai cair, vc; ary
salted, 7i6:l4o; sheep pelts, 26c$1.00; horse
hides, Jl.tM..00.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. June 26 METALS Tha
London tin market closed steady with spot
quoted at 139 7s 6d and futures at 138 6s;
locally the market continued aulet hut
steady, with prices a shade higher at $30.50
830. iv. copper ciosea aDout zs ea nigner
n London at 66 for both snot and futures;
locally the situation remains as recently
reported, with lake and electrolytic gen
erally quoted at $16 and cartage at $14.75.
Lead was higher at 13 Is 3d in London
and showed a firmer tone In the local mar
ket, where some dealers were asking higher
prices, out wun tne general range un
changed at $4.5uff4.60. Spelter closed at 21
In London and was also unchanged locally
at $6.30. Iron closed at 4la 4d In Glasgow
and at 468 44d In Middiesborougn; locally
the market waa easy; No. 1 northern foun
dry is quoted st $16.26(fjri6.76, No. 2 northern
foundry at $16. 60fi 16.25, No. 1 southern foun
dry and No. 1 soft southern foundry at
tl.V7iVul6.26. No. 2 southern foundry at $16.25
4JH6.75.
bt, i.uuis, june . iiraun-ueau,
quiet at $4,474; spelter, dull, at $5,074.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
.... 2.235
.... 6i0
....10,000
.... 6f.
.... 6,0110
....14,000
6.637
S.2"0
5.201
4.9i6
4010
29,000
6.236
330
3 671
2,800
17.CO0
.83.891 61.942 28,907
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kansas City .
St. Joseph ...
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals ....
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. June 26-WHEAT
Firm: Julv, 794e; September, 764c: Decem
ber, 76c' Cash: No. 2 hard. 96cifJ11.01;
No. 8. S997e; No 4. T5JJ92C, No. t red. new,
924n4c; No. $ red, new, 9tl!)2c; No. 4,
75fte.
fORN Firm; Julv. 49c; September. 474c;
December. 434c. Cash: No. mixed, 494(5
60V.c: No. 8, 43460c; No. I white, 52c; No,
3. 61K".
OATS Steady; No. t white. 824c; No. I
ir'4 80'te.
EGGS Steady; Missouri and Kansss
new No. 2. whiuwood cases Included,
l?4e; case equnt, 12c; cases returned 4c
lea a.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $95061000;
Choice prairie, $7 75"t8.00.
RYE Steady; 65ft6ac.
BUTTER htead ; creamery, 1547 184c;
paeklns, 184c.
Receipts. ShlDmn'a
Wheat, bu 61 .200 26.400
Corn, bu 19 17.6m
Oats, bu 46.CO0 14.000
HAYFED WESTERNS.
WYOMING.
48 feeders.. 1117 12s 8 burls 1610 178
HOGS There was only a moderate Mon
day's run her about seventeen loads be
ing offered. The quality of the hogs was
only fair. Encouraging reorts from east
ern points lent a bullish Influence to trad
ing here and conditions favored selling In
terests. Trading ws active all through
a foreootn sua there was some little ur-
Deeds filed for record, June 26. 1906, aa
furnished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abatractera, 1614
Farnam street, for The Bee:
C. Bomholt to L. F. Bomholt, lots
10 to 12, block 8, Corrlgan Plaoe.. $3,000.00
Sheriff to Mary A. Keenan, part of
lot 13, block 4, aub. of J. I.
Redlck's addition 2,200.00
C. F. Haman and wife to C. Heln,
part of lot 46, Rees Place J..0O
John R. Clark to Phil. Mtg. Co., lot
9, block 6. Boggs & Hill's ........ 60.00
Marguret Collins to Mary McDonald,
part of lots 6 lo 8, block 27, Wil
cox 2d 10.00
Msry McDonald to F. Armburst,
part of lots 1 to 8, block 27, Wil
cox 2d 700.00
O. T. Bannard, receiver, to T. A.
Thompson, lot 4, block 6, Brigga
Place LOO
J. T. Flanagan and wife to J. B.
and L. E. Flunnagan, blocks 6 to
9, 17, 19, and 20, Boyd's addition.. 6.00
S. G. Wilson to Margaret M. Wilson,
lot 3, block 4, Dwight St Lyman's
addition 1.00
J. H. Bulla and wife to T. L. Phelps.
und. 1-6 or suu. lot 1, tax 101 iu,., auu.uu
8. A. Teal and wife to K. M. Phil
lips, lot 84 and part or 33. Rees
Place 2,700.00
Emma C. W. Peters to Ella J.
Brown, lots 1, 2, 16 and lb, block
tl. Camer 400.00
II. P. Kuhn to H. O Knox, lots 15
and 16. block 22. Wilcox 2d 1,100.00
J. N. Frenzar to M. C. H. Frenter.
lot 12. block 6, Parker s s.ouu.uu
P. L. Dove and wife to McCague
Inv. Co., lot 24, block 9, Kounlzo
A Ruth's 6,500.00
Benson Land company to J. A. Mor-
tan, lot 7. block 41, Henann aw.oti
w. F. Kaasebaum and wife to
Rnrgus Ins. Co., part of lot 4,
Thornell's addition 8,200.00
Sheriff to Y. H. Gaines, lot 2, block
89, Dundee Place ou.w
W. E. Swentzi-l and wife to Hast- '
Ings & Heyden, lot 28, block 5,
Kllby Place 600.00
E. Kountze R. E. Co. to E. A. Part-:
ridge, und. 4 of s. 10 ft. of n. 29
ft. of lot 2, block 19, Highland
Place SM.OO
United R. E. & Trust Co. to Edith
A. Partridge, purt of lots 3 and 3,
block 19, Highland place and other
land 1.750. 00
P. Hannlfan, et al. to C. V. Peter
son, und. 6-61 of part of lot 7,
block 16. Bedford place 626.00
Ellsa A. Dupuy to Theresa Kurts,
lots 12 and 13. block 1. Redick
park 1.W0.G0
J. Tschadnasch to Antonla Von
duska, part of lot 8, block 1, Im
provement association addition.,.. 1,200.00
Minnie Connors et al. to V. C. Peter
sen, und. 4 of part of lot 7,
block 16, Bedford Place 125.00
Visible Snpply of Grain.
NEW YORK, June 26 The visible supply
of grain Saturday, Juno 24. as compiled b
the New York produce exchange Is as fol
lows:
Wheat. 15 88,000 bu.; decrease. 1 894. 000 lu
Corn, I JOfc. on) bu. ; decrease, is ooo bu. .
Oats. 6.8VIO0O bu.; decrease. 258 0.") bu
Rys. 837.000 bu. ; decrease. 8,000 bu.
Barley, 873.000 bu.; Increase. 100,000 bu.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June SH.-WHEATr-July.
81 0k4; SVpleiiiber. 894c; December, 864c;
No. L hard, $1.16; No, L northern, $1.11; No.
Edwards-Wood Co.
(leorr-"-td I
nta Offlcei Flllh rr 4 Robert $rt
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