TIIB OMAHA DAILY It EE: FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1907.
1MB AXD PRODUCE MARKET
r
nn Weather and Steady Cablea
aire Stronjtr Tones.
WESTEB WHEAT CEOP DJTBOYES
f Ofas nightly Lower
9t at BIm la Teemerr
frl CmtlawM ta B
(mciikit Balllsh.
OMAHA, Jun , 1907.
steady cable) the market opened with a
stronger ton. The mm tor wheat crop also
If proved during U.a lurt weak la U.s cen
ration. Jryhs wheat market opened with stronger
ton Th crowd con tin una bullish and com
mission houaaa ara buying hwny on all de
clines. A big amount of wheat waa put on
the market at the opening; Cables came
steadier and weather conditions are lm-
rrroTlrf July option opened at o bid and
' closed at tie bid.
Com opened slightly lower on prospects
were on both aides of the market, but very
little was done on the whole. July corn
opened at 60c bid and cloaed at 60c bid.
Oats opened firm owing to continued re
ports of failure and cold, unseasonable
weather. Buying waa first-class, with moat
of the selling being done by locals. July
oats opened at 46a aaked and closed at
4 aaked.
laverpool cloaed WiHd lower on wheat
and fed lower on corn.
Seaboard reported ftO.ffiA bu. of wheat, M.
V bu. of corn and 61,009 bu. of ry for
export.
Primary wheat receipts were 421,000 bush
els and ahlpmenta 153,000 bushels, against
receipts last year of 646.008 bushels and
shipments of 116.000 bushel a Corn receipts
were 1.014.(100 buahela and shipments 7P2.u
irusneia, tftum receipts last year or two.ouo
bushels and ahlpmenta of 661,000 bushels.
Clearance were DO, 000 bushels of corn
and 48,000 bushels of oata and wheat and
flour equal to KSt,S47 bushels. .
Lioca) range ot options:
Articles. Open. Hlgh.j Low. Cloa. Tea'y.
Wheat
July..
Corn
July...
Sept,..!
ut
Jul.
Sept.,
ot b hhb ri b' 61 B PI B
M .Bj 92B MB MB MB
BO'BI fHB MB 60 B MB
48Bj 4SfcB 4&B
Sa V 4TA VK ifA
rAj rfeA r vJ - rA it ha
A-CAsked. B Bid.
Omaha tmtk Prices. ".
wheat-no. t hard. fhs no. I
hard. 'sc; No. 4 hard, Ttta&c; No. 8
sprtn jr , "c
CORN .No. 8. 4Sit$4SHc; No. I yellow,
4SHc: No. t white. !t4.i.
OATS No. t mixed. tiV-c; No. t whit.
No. 4 white, 4tft4o.
Kl'E-rNo. 8. 7Bc; No. 8. Tso.
Carlet Henelpts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chioago SS 14 67
Kansaa City ....
Omaha 18 U 11
Duluth
CHICAGO GRAIN AHD PROVISIONS
Teateree of the Traalng and Closlag
Price oa Board ef Trade.
CHICAGO, June ' I. Reports that the
wheat crop of Kansas has been severely
damaged by front again formed the dom
inating Influence In the wheat market to
aay and caused an advance or more than
8c from the low point In the price of all
deliveries. At the close the July option
waa up IWjISc. The September delivery
showed a net gain of lVaHaC. July oorn
was a shade higher. Oats were down X
61c. Provisions were a shade lower to
10c higher. - .
The wheat market opened lower because
Of the favorable weather conditions In this
country and Canada for the new crop.
Lower prices at European grain cent en
also encouraged local selling. About the
end of the first hour the damage reports
Which were coming in from Kansaa altered
the sentiment In the pit and sharp buying
commenced. The great majority of these
reports were to the effect that serious
damage had been done by the recent
cod weather In that state. - Reports were
received of the presence of the green
hjr In the wheat fields of Illinois, Indiana
' efid Iowa. ruriner the' lAaar half r the
ral, commission houses leading In the
Hiring. Prices responded to tha urgent
demand, advanced steadily during the re
mainder of the day and the market closed
strong, with prices close to the high nolnt
of the day. July opened t&4e lower, at
Hifc, sold off to MHc and then ad
vanced to JTVic Final quotations were at
7SV7HC. September opened HlfHe to
e lower, at ITQeTSc, declined to Sr.o
and then sold up to KTc, where It closed.
Clearancea of wheat and flour were equal
to W.l bushels. Prtmsry receipts were
443.000 bushels, against 46.000 buahela for
the same day last year. Minneapolis, Du
luth and Chicago reported receipts of 278
cars, against a holiday last week and 126
cars a year ago.
Favorable weather and tha weakness of
whr-at depreased prices In tha corn market
early In the day, but later sentiment be
came slightly bullish because ot damage
rr ports. The Iowa crop report declared
that because of the oold weather the stand
of corn is very uneven and more than the
usual amount of replanting will be neces
sary. Cash houses were the chief buy
ers, but demand was not urgent. Small
acceptances from the country bad a
strengthening effect on the market. The
Close waa firm. July opened a shade to
fcfa'Vc lower, at MBf- uM eT in u&ie
and then advanced to 64c, The close was
ai mo. iocai receipts were 614 cars,
with Zbe cars of contract grade.
a nreag ot mo in the price of the July
delivery waa the feature of the oata mar
ket. The decline waa caused by the sell
ing of lesding bulla. The deferred futures
were steady because of green bug reports
and cold weather. July opened a shade
to !do lower, at 4"Jc sold off to
47Ho and cloaed at 47Ho. Local receipt
were H7 cars., ... .. , .
Buying of pork and rTbe by local pack-
California. 7s 11: future, steady; July, Ts
1; September, 7s ld.
OORN-Rpct. firm; Hm dried. 4s HHd;
old northern, 6s M; futurea, steady) July,
4 HSd; Peptember. to i'"A.
SEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qeotatleae f ta Dsy oa Yarleas
Comaaodltlea.
NF7W TORK, June 1-FU5UR Receipts,
15.V4 bu.; exports, 4.f30 bu.; market
was stesdy, but quiet; Minnesota patents,
$f.Hij7C.B; winter straights, U3!-ijM;
Minnesota bakers, t.7fii4.2&; winter ex
tras, MOCiiJS; winter patents, Kt.il
6.w; wlnu-r low grades, L(a J.40. Rye flour,
tirm; flr to (xl. H)l(iM, cholc to
iMnrv. 1''.7f (.
CORNMEA-lr-Steady, but quiet; fine
white and yellow, coarse, ILITS-W;
kiln dried. t.lfr5-25.
Kit-l'uli; .-so. $ western, nominal, tSVt,
c. 1 f.. Puffalo.
WHEAT Receipt a 14.W bu.; exports,
lll.ri bu. Spot market firm; No. 6 red,
&.01V elevator; No. 1 red. tl.OCV f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, SI. U. f. o.
b., afloat; No I hard winter, 6107". f. o.
b., afloat. Heavy liquidation and lo break
In wheat after the opening today was fol
lowed by a atrong advance of So per
bushel. Everybody was buying It on
pesalmlstlo crop reports from the south
west and a belief that tha July liquidation
was over. Final prices represented lo
net advance. July, ILO! T-Jvg1.o, closed
at tl.H; September, fLOTWl-OV. closed
at SLOP; December, l."4T&1.0tT,4, closed at
H.07.
CORN Receipts, AffiO bu.; exports, 54,
600 bu. Ppot market firm; No. t, HV,
elevator, and 63c, f. o. b afloat; No. 1 white,
63o and No. I yellow, 6So. f. o. b.. 'afloat.
Option market was without transactions,
closing net unchanged. July and Septem
ber closed at 6TSo.
OATS Receipts, 111.000 bu.; exports. 4S.
1S1 bu. Spot market easy; mixed. It to
62 pounds, 6tV; natural white, 60 to 61
pounds, Slftttr; clipped whit. 66 to 40
pounds, 61HVS6C
HAT Uiead j ; shipping, 80c; good to
Choice. OXun-K.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice,
l crop 14(glc; 1W6 crop, 4VJ7c; Pacific
const. 1I6 crcp, Slc; crop, f(SO,
HIDES Dull: Central America, t3c
LKATHKH-Quiet; acid. 2g'a,c.
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; family, 614 00
4914 60; mesa, o'TKM); beef hams. (24 0"ft
26 00; packet, 61l wi1660; city extra India
mees. 1'2 ,fvj'23.0':. Cut tcests. steady;
rl'kled bellies, n.0(vl4O0; pickled hama,
HOOQllSa iJU-d, steady; western prime,
6!-uMjfc.l6; refined, steady; continent, 6865;
South American. 610.60; compound,.
S.26. Pork, steady; family, 6l.'; short
clear, S17.flii.26; mess, 7.761060.
TALLOW-Steady; city U per pkg.), Ifcc;
country (pkg. free). 6'8ic.
RICI-Steady; domestic, fair to extra, SH
67c; Japan, nominal.
BUTTKK Easy t western, common to
firsts, lraaic
CHEESE Steady; new state. full
cream, white and colored, large and small,
beet, inc: fair to good, 10lSdlttc; In
feriors. 7V.c-
EXKJS Easy; state, Pennsylvania ' and
nearby fancy selected - white, lSySl9c;
choice, lTHSlf: firsts to extra firsts, ltyci
17c; western firsts. 16c; official price, 1M3
16c; seconds, lf.f15c.
POUL.TRT Live, steady; spring chickens,
ISc; fowls, 16c; turkeys, 12c; dressed, firm;
western broilers, S0tfo; turkeys, lCKfflic;
fowls, UHlMic- .
, St. LOBis Geaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS. June . WHEAT Higher;
track. No. I red, cash, 8fJc: No. 1 hard,
6A4)6c; July, fr4ti64Vc; September, 90
96c.
CORN Higher; track. No. t cash, tXQ
64c; July, f.f'&Mc; September, 63c; No. 2
white. MH-Sfioc.
OATS Firm; track. No. S cash, 4RJT4SHC;
July, 4lt34c; September, S7ic; No. 6 -white,
50tc .
FLOUR Dull; red winter patents. 64.50
64.80; extra fancy and straight, 63 8O34.30;
clear. 6tii3.8li.
S EETJ Timothy, 6J.0OS4.0o.
CfR'M E AL 62. 70.
BRAN IBtrong; sacked east track, tl 10
LL2.
HAT-Btesdy; timothy, H6.S092L60; prai
rie. 610 0Oi7lS 00.
IRON COTTON TIEB-61 08.
BAOOINO llViC
HEMP TWINE TV?.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing
I1S SX Lard, unchanged; prime steam, 6S .
I)rv salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
69.37H; clear ribs. H.37H: short clears, 69 .75.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra short, 610.26;
clear ribs, 610.25; short cleara, $10.624,
POULTRY Weak; chlckena, Uc; springs,
Kk; turkeys, 10c; ducks, c; geese, 6c ,
BUTTER Dull; creamery, fii&3c,
EGG 3 Steady, 12fec,
, Recntpta. Shipments
Flour. bb1s. 6.000 7.000
Wheat bu 18.000 I8.0O0
Corn, bu 17.000 S6.000
Oats, bu, t2,0u0 ' 27.000
. Kansaa City Onli u Provisions. '
KANSAS CITT, June 6. WHEAT July.
61 V: Beptember, Kc: December, tttc.
Cash: No t hard, 4c61.00; No. 6, 86 9Sc;
No. 6 red, 9c&4101: No. 6. 940Wc.
CORN July, 4tc: September, 4KHc;
December, 4Vkc. Cash: No. 1 mixed, 4S-S3
6tAc; No. 6, 430 ; No. I white, tuc; No.
" OATS No. I white, 47i7Hc; No. t mixed,
(RTE-Pteady; IVcfTia.
HAT 8teady ; choice timothy, H6.5O017.OO;
choice rralrle, 61160ai6.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 22c; packing, 16c.
EOG8 Extra fancy, Uo, case count;
current receipts, new cases Included, 16c;
second-hand fases, Ctyc; southern, cases
Included. 13c
Kecetma. Bmpmems.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu....
Oats, bu.'...
71 too
76.0T
6,000
81,000
T8.000
90,000
Rang of options at Kansas City:
Open. High. Low. Close
Wheat
July ...
Sept ..
Corre
July ..
Sept ...
60
oV
I
49H1
4tt
62
SSS
4fH;4W,fiH!
49! , 4a
1H
2U
4t
4S
A asked. B bid.
Philadelphia Prsisee Market. .
PHILADELPHIA. June 1 BUTTER
Steady and in fair demand; extra westrrn
ramerv r. tT. r u I nrlce Tlw' aTreer nnnA.
iuni uioa uruiQfn in mese proaucts. ZbHc.
but lard was easier. Trad Lag waa quiet. EOOS Weak and Uc lower: western
. I 'ne close July pork was up 10c. at firsts, free canes. 17c at mark.
6!.rv. Lard was a shade lower, st I CHEESE Steady but quiet; New Tork
).02Wa4.06. Ribs were 6c burher. at K V
Ejitlmated recvlpta for tomorrow:. Wheat!
a ftS""!!"1 " Cr"' tJ 1U cra; hogs.
the leading futurea ranged1 as follows:
Articles ! Open.) Hlgh.j Low. Close. Tes'y.
Vt I leM, nht
I WSJ
4TU4t
6nS!3S4.it;l
1 I
Tat mi v I is
Wheat
July (w;-6, rr
Sept, STHtiSl ' MS
Deo. Wvew, xocri
Com I 1 .
July kyt4W . 64U
Sept. &34 64 i
July l4TflJ 49 I
f S-i T4f
Tu7 3
Se,4. 1 14 66 I
Julv S 10 f 6 1IH
Sept, St 6 60
Rll-s
July STJ 6 n
tirpt. 6(7Vki Sift
6SVJ
47U
IT4
8H
60
SOfH! I re
s 20 i s so I etp,
tih' in I im
rVsl I KfW,!. 8 87H
f
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No. 1
Cash quotations wars as follows- -KLOUR-Market
ateady winter paUnta,
IS.4.; straights. 66.od.M; spring rt
llril :i ''bta, Ii.fcj4ji.46; bikers'.
5 W H EA T No. I spring. SScfltl ot; No.
j5rlnx. 02; No. 1 red, wiiic
CORN-No. 6. U-aUUsc; No. I yellow.
OATS-Nc 6. 7Hc; No. t whit 4S
No. 6 whit. tMfttUu,
H V K No. t. fcoc.
?I'ET-Falr to cholc malting, rgcse.
t-EE.De Flax. No. 1 northwestern ti nu
Timothy, prims. 6175. Clov.r. contract
rudsa 616 .
PR i)V IAH .NS-hort rib. side. (loose).
.6ti.i0. iiesa pork, Mr hhl him t-V'
ITItvJ ui" 8hort 0n.i.
Followuig were the receipts and ahlpmenta
cf flour and grain:
... Receipt. Shipment.
yimir. Mt.. 4"U e n 7.0
Wlieat, bu...... U tsona
Corn, tx 477
Oata. bu 116 171 SO
Rye, bu t,(tx 1
Barley, b.,.. t.?uo
Oa the Produce exchange today the but
ter market wa steady; creaiueriea. IS
S-; dtrl. ITiuWV- Es, steady; t
ark. came In- lu ied, 14Ac; firsts. Uc; brlrae
rats. Utoc i."heee. ay, Uhk'iiTtkO-
Irrla klavrket.
PECPI. J r,o -."ORN-Steady: No.
yellow 0 -' N .. S. 6c, Nu. 4. LV; BO
gra I" t u f ! ;C
1ATRK-: W- J while. 471-c: No,
I 'te. 4.y4"Si ; No. 4 wr.lt. 494440.
RV E Nominal; No. t, 8i:56c
Llvernl Grata - Market.
LIVFRPOOL, June 6.-WH EAT-Spot
cUuii 6H. I fad wostni wluiac, w, No. 1
full creams, choice, new. 12Hc; New Tork
full creams, fair to good, new, UVSIic.
MlaaeapolU Crala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 6 -WHEAT July.
tl.OlStl 014; Beptember, 61 nm: No. 1 hard,
tl OSW, No. 1 northern. 61'02; No. 1 north
ern. 610yI No. 6 northern. 610(1.004,. ,
FLOUR First patents. 66.064ift.16; second
patenta, 64 (!(?.; first Clears. 63.5birO.66;
second clears. tlTSJ.W.
BRAN In bulk. 6l6.6ta16 76.
Mllwaake Crala Market.
MTLWAUKPE, Wla.. June 6 -WHEAT
Steady; No. 6 northern. WcQfLOl; Juty,
re bid.
RYE Steady: No. t 87THo.
PARLEY Higher; No. 3, sOSsc; sample,
64fi'7'c.
CORN-Steady; July, t4wa, bid; No. 6
caab, 64ipC6c
Dalaik Grata Market.
DULUTH. June 1-WHKAT-Nc 1 norta
ern. 61(ni; July. 61t; September, 61.01.
OAT-On track. June. 44c
NEW YORK STOCKS AND B JXD5
Prices Adrance Slightly on Buying by
Frofes6ionals.
HABEDIAH ISSUES ABE STEOXGEH
Flaal Valae Held oa Selling lo
Tako Progt and Cloelaat Toae
Is Heavy Bonds Are
Irregnlar.
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a.i.a-rario Exnreaa ......
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WherlM A L E
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Wm. t'eir-al pt6 ...
Northern Pacific
OntraJ Leather
Cautral lrathr pM
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NEW TORK. June 1 The trfnractlor
wMch carried the prices ol stock upwards
in today's market were limited In amount
and were believed to be from professional
sources almost entirely. Evidently the pro
fessionals find the best Inspiration fur tries
movements In rumors from Washington re-
farding the Intended policy tf the ft 11
horltie towards corporate ns. Ttnlay's rse
was due In large pnrt to the positive asser
tions contsined In Washington advices that
a determination had been reached, aft?r
cons'iltatlon among the memlers of the ad
ministration, to refrain from an active pur
suit of the Harrtman railroad combination,
because of a fear fhst the general situation
might be Imperiled by such a course. This
was ths same report that emnnated from
Washington on Tuesdsy, with the effect
of putting up price. Yesterday stocks fell
on the announcement from Washington
that It waa Intended to proceed against Mr.
Harrlman to compel, answer to questions
which he refused to snswer before the
Interstate Commerce commission. The dif
ference might be that operators In stocks
attribute great Importance to the govern
ment's coursA. but the Inference Is equally
strong tliet correct information at to whit
the course would be Is far from being
generally known. Nothing occurred during
the day to change the conditions flxiDg
values.
The retirement from the Chicago Alton
directorate of a friend of the Harrlman
Interests revived some dlscunslon of the
supposition long hld in the financial dis
trict of severe friction between that Interest
and the present control of the Alton. This
discussion, however, did not interfere with
the strength of the Harrlman and Rock
Island stocks. The admission of the ab
sorption of a dominant interest in the
Boston AV Maine by the New York. New
Hat-en A Hartford was confirmatory of
what has been generally believed for some
time past, but the ln4dent had some stimu
lating effect -on speculative sentiment ss an
evidence of a stirring from the lethargy
into which all orrntione of the kind have
sunk since the dearth of capital resources
has put a cbeck to enterprise.
Much was heard of the sound condition
In the Iron and steel trade and the large
earnings of some of the leading corpora
tions in those industries. Reports of rail
road earnings were satisfactory as a ruin,
the heavy additions to Southern Pacific's
operating expenses for April having a
special explanation on congestion of traffic
and Interruption by storms. The .Great
Northern reported an expansion of gross
earnings or May of over 2S per cent. The
average Increase of net earnlnss for April
f the railroads thus far reporting shows
A percentage of more than 30 per cent, com
pared with last year. The declaration of
the regular quarterly dividend on Inter-borough-Metropolltan
preferred relieved
some fear of the passing of the dividend
and the New Tork utilities moved upwards
in spite f the final act In the enactment
of the public utilities law at Albany. An
other drop In the London price of copper
did not preclude the copper stocks from
sharing In the day's rise here.
Foreign exchange made a further advance
and discounts and money rose In London.
Ftirther outgo of gold by Saturday's steam
ers was accepted aa a certainty.
When the traders came to attempt to tak-i
Profits rjrtce vlelded rather eaniU- th.li
own buying had been principally responsl- ! Boaton Elarated '.
mo mr Kumng prices up. ine closing tone
was heavy.
Honds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, 64.0i. United States old 4s regis
tered advanoed 1 per cent and the new-4s
declined H per cent on call.
Number of sales and range of quota-
w iu r,cw aura oiock exenanae
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New Tork Money Market.
NEW YORK. June t-MONET-On call,
easy; 1H62 P" cent; ruling rate, 14 per
cent; closing bid, 1H per cent; offered at
1 per cent. Time loans dull, but steady.;
sixty dss, SH'Si-IS Pr cent; nlenty days,
PRIMlS MERCANTILE PAPER 6H per
cent
TERLIVO EXCHANGE Ptrong, with
actual business In bankers hills at 4
4fi!S for demand and at M.SatTg.SiTO for
sixty-day bills: posted rate. ttMV3ASfl;
commercial bllia, 64 MVS-t.K'H.
EILVER Bar, 6tSc, Mexican dollars,
lHc
HONPa Government, Irregular; railroad.
Irregular.
Closin quotations on bonds tot" y were
as follows:
C. 6. ref. la. r....in4H Japan s
4o coupon 1"44 Japan 4a. M serte.. J11
C. a. rat. la. rag. ...It io 4a etfa 4' "4
4o coupon lot do 4 Va ctfa 934
t. 8. ola 4a, m (Jo l& a-rtet fn
00 coupon . vv U A N. nnl. 4a.... N
C. 6. new 4a. r. . . .I i Man. a. f 4a H
.m- Max. ( antral 4a Tl
. T: io 1st lec 10
.10i.n "Minn. A St. 1 a . M
. M M.. K. A T. 4a 94H
. S do ta 9
. K N. R. R. of M. e. 4s n
. N. T. C. S lHa
. 41 !. J. C. g. (a IS
. U No. Pacific 4a loot
Ontral of Oa. (a.. 104 do. ta 71
1o lat lne (."It K A W. e. 4a as,
do VI lor 7 O. 6. L Mr. 4a M
d Id tna M penn. eonr. 4l4
fbaa. A Ohio 4Sa.. t Reading (an. 4a 17
"illan A A. Sa.. 44411. L. at 1. 14. & 6a.. 1.' 4
C, B Q n. 4a ... ti St. L A 1 P. t(. 4a Uk
c, K. 1. r. 4.... mrt '91. I,. b. w. e. 4a.. TI
eo coupon .
Am. Tubaoco 4a
do a
Atchlaoa (an. 44
do adj. 4a..
'Atlantic C. L
Bal. A Ohio 4a
do IHa
Prk. R. T.
do col. 6s. 94 Seaboard A. TL. 4a.
OX), A S U I 4a . K4V4 go. pacific 4a
roki Ind. , arr. A tl 4o 1st 4a ctfa...
Colo. Mid. 4a S So. Ravllvar U...
Colo. A So. 4a ti4Texaa A P. la...
itbt 6a h T., St. TL. A W.
D. A R. O. to H t'nlon Pacific 4a...
Plttlllera Em. 6a.... fa I S. Steel M ta..
Brla a. I. 4a R4 Wahaih la
do (an. 4a Waalarn Md. 4s..
Hocking Val. 4a....l0S Via. Central to....
Bid. Offered.
,.. 71H
... (T4
.. t
...107
..lltH
to ta
,..li4
... 4a
... 74
.. 4i4
DoatoB Stocks and Doada.
BOSTON. June Call loana, 46 per
cent; time loans, 4$54 prr cent. Official
closing on stuck ana bonds:
Atchison
Hex. Cantral to..
Atrhiaon
do pfd
Boston A Albany
tioato a Malna
Adams Gxpreaa
Aml(aenat4 Cop par
Am. O. A F
Am. C. A F. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton OH pfd
A marl can Ersreaa
Am. H. A U pns
AmorioaB to
Am. Unsaad Oil
Am. Linaaed Oil pfd
Ana. LooomotlTo ,-,
A m. Uoooaotlrs pfd.
Am. B. a R
Am. 6. A R. pfd
Am. . S'lgar Reining ,
Am. Tobaoco pfd rtfa
Aaaveonda Mlniag CO.
AUblso
Atchlaoa pfd
AUantla Coast Una
Baltlmora A Ohio
Bal. Ohio pfd
Braoklrn Rapid Tr
Oanadlaa Pact He
C antral of New Jersey
Cfaaaapaaka A Ohio
Chioago Ot W
Chicago A N. W
C . M. A St. P
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
ft, &, C. A St. L
Coloeads r. A I
Colorado A Bo
Colo. A Bo. lat pfd
Colo. A to. M pfd
Consolidated Oaa
Cor Product
Corn Prodoru pfd
Ixlaware A Hudaua
Il., L. A W
lanTr A Rio Grande
D. A R. O. pfd
Distiller AacurHIa
Ert
Kna tat ptd .
Erie Id pfd
Oeoaral Biortric ...........
Illlaola Central
Intaraatlonal Paper
Int. Paper pfd.. .............
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kansas Cltr Bo.
K. C. So. p(d
Lontaniie A N
atesioan Central .
Mli.a. A St Loata
at., St. P. A 6. S. M
at.. St. p. a 6. A at. pfd.
Mlaaourt Pacln
St., K. A T
St.. K. A T. pfd
Nation) Lul
N. R. R. of II. ptd
Near Tork Central.
hi T , O. A W
Norfolk A W
North America ;
Paciac Mall
PennarWania
Poopla'a Gaa
r . c, C. A at L.
Prasaod Btacl Car
Balsa. High. Low. Cloaa
Il
40.400 f UH M
4.400 42 V, 414, 4)V
4oo rw 7 !.
x io toi tui
li
aw
44
...... . 1
14
klr t0 it tH
106 104 I-4 1U4
tt.tOO 118S4 114 117
M log 10f liaj
71 in mit iu
W M tt 4l
4,4) Mi 9;j- aJei
to 614 17 !a
:::::
1 H0 HM Ki WV4
ti
6400 ( 5V, iia.
t.60 164V, 1474a 1S7V
1
too U K ar
100 tt "4 10
1 40 Hi HI 14054
1.SJ0 127 1.4 lt
t
161
4(S
4 too n tt t-
l.o Ms t! t:4
M0 674 c7 4T
too 44 4J 41
i5i in iio
f 14 14S i4
71 71V 71
1.700 1U 162 142
445
4o n an
! it 71
1(0 4 t ts
l,7 u ' tin rn
too MH it
too tH ti aft
bO0 J40 140 1!
US
600 1S44 1"m 14
71
U
70
17
lm 4o 404 40
6U0 14Vt 14V( 24
- tnu
1.600 . 11244 111 in
47
o 14 i2
l.MO 14 Tt nu
tft r 12V4 12
too fj afv, M
art, (0
44
4 Vl4 ll'-S H'"4
too mi, :s
to.) 71 Tt' 7
'' rt
J 14 JP t4
U.I" 1?'S 11"S l:t
to u tvs
45
TO tl 42 t1
e-4 Cal. A Hacl.
. 74 Centennial
. t?Ti Copper Rang
. Hair Weet
.tl Franklin
AM Oranbr
.1SI lute Ro-cala
F.tchburg pfd K Maaa. Mining ...
Meiloan Central 14 KlcLlRan
N. T., N. H. A H...lo Wnhaak
Cnloa Paclftc 1124, Mont. C. A C...
Am. Pne. Tab... IS Old Dominion ..
11S Oarenla
.121 Parrot
107 Qutncy
Amcr. Suar
do pfd
Am. T A T
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Edlaon Klec. Ills....
Maaa Blactfic
do pfd
Maaa. Gaa
Inlted Fruit
t'nlted B. M
do pfd ,
Tj. 6. Steel
do pfd
Adrrntur
Altouea
Amalgamatod . , . .
Atlantic
Bingham
Hid. Asked.
14S Shannon
. t1 Tamarack
.M Trlnltr
. 1 t'nlted Copper ...
. tS V. 8. Mining....
. M t. 8. Oil ,
.lot t'tah
. 6 Victoria
. tH Winona
. t"S Wolrerln .......
. 74 North Bntte
. 1 Butte Coalition .
. 47 Nerada
, 14 Cal. A Arlaotia.
. 11 Anion Com. ...
.1S1
.... t
.... 77
.... 14
.... It
....1W
.... It
.... 4S
.... 1!
.... I4'l
.... J
.... 4
....m
.... it
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.... 17
....100
.... It
.... t4
.... 49
.... 10
.... 61
.... 4
7
14S
.... 11
1S
11
....VI
.... an,
Lnadfll Clealng Storks.
LONDON, June 6 Closing quotations on
stocks were as follows:
Conaola. noner .. 61 11-14 N. T. Central.
do arcoout
Anaconda
Atrhiaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian Pacific
. 111. Norfolk A W..
. lis do pfd
. t" Ontario A W
. 17 PennarlTanl
. M Rand Mine
.171 Reading
Chesapeake A Ohio... I5S southern Railway
Chicago Ot. W 10 do pfd
C. M. A BC P It" Southern Part Bo
IwBeer ZJ L'alon Pacific ..
Denrer A R. O K do pfd
do pfd II r. 8. Steel
Erie M do pfd
do lat pfd 67 Wabaah
do 2d pfd IC do prd
Illlnola Central 141 Bpanlah 4a
Loulrrllle A N 11 IS Grand Trunk ...
M . K. A T US
eiLVER Psr, quiet, 301S-1M per ounce,
MONET 863 per cent.
1 he rate of clisr-onr't In the open market
for short bills Is SS per cent; for three
months' bills, S per cent.
.ins
. 71
. tt
. 14
4144
. t
. 4114
. !a
. 40
. ns
.lii
. 91
t4'4
.1004
. 11
. 64
. 4
.. at
Srw York Mlnlnai Stocks.
NEW TORK. June 6. CTosIng quotations
on mining stocks were:
10
..too
.. as
.. 40
.. 25
,.178
.144
liO
.
Little Chief ..
Ontario
Ophtr
Potoal
SaTag
Sierra Kerada
Small Hope ..
Standard
... 6
...KS0
...uo
... 11
... 41
... to
... t
...ta
A dame Con.
Alice
Preeoa
Brunewlck Oon. .
Comatock Tunnel
Con. CV1. A Va..
Horn Sllrcr
Iro Sliver .......
Lcadrllle Con. ...
Bank af Fraacc Btatemeat.
PARIS, June 6. The weekly statement of
the bunk of France shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation, decreased
6 K75.of ; treasury deposits, decreased 24.
775.CKXf; general deposit, decreased t.06O.
Cif; gold in hand. Increast-d aK.676,0V'f ; sil
ver In hand, increased lOoo.OOOf; Tllls dis
counted, derreased lW.8X.O0uf ; advancea, In
creased 2S,2iio,Umf.
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA, June 6 Bank clearings for to
day were II. 169.603. II and for the corre
sponding date last year 61.666,667 47.
Duns Report on Bank Clearings
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Jane METALS Thar
was a slightly lower market for tin la
Itnrlnn tmlav. with suot Quoted at 187 16a
and futurea at 11 6a. Locally the mar
ket wa quiet, with spot quoted at 641.26
41.74L Coi.ner had a ahara break in the
lnloo markeA, with spot closing 4T1 12s 6d
lower at 1 10a and futurea tt Zs sd
lower at &4. Ixtcally the market waa dull
and nominal, with lake quoted at 624 la
64 76; electrolytic. 63 0W3 26-bt): casting. 6:300
4J'ii 36. Lead was unchanged at 6!. 7hu6.8
locally and at J6 in London. Bpelter was
unchanged at 34 Ka In the London market
and at 66 4j o6 locally. Iron was lower
In the rkigUsh market, with standard foun
dry closing at 6m 4d and Clevelaad war
rants at tOs 7d- Locally tb market was
unchanged: No 1 foundry northern is
Suoted at 35 6"4ia T6; No. I northern foun
ry. Zi 00j J6-36; No. 1 foundry southern,
tX ooiuJti.Su, No. I foundry southern, J3.tAay
J4.t.
BT. LOTJI3. June 6 METALS Leavd.
weak at 6Vitu6.67s,. B palter, firm at 66. 4U
CaasTea Market.
NEW TORK, June 6 COFTKR-Market
opened quiet at unchanged pricaa, which
waa about la lln with th European mar
keta. Trading waa vary quiet all Ihrougtt
tb aeasloa and the market closed quiet,
but unchanged Pale. 16.6M bags, includ
ing Baptamber. 6 (ib 46c: LtecemtHnT, 6 4fcc;
klarv'h, 6auc; May, 6 660. Spot ooffee, jtjulet:
No I Rio. 6S0; No. 4 Pinlua, 7-10. Atlld
coffee, dull; Cordova. 6vtiir-o.
Tswaaary taleaaaat. " ,
WASHINGTON. June .Today's st a te
nant of th trur' balarur In th 4'en
et ai fund, exclusive ef trie . '... tM Mld
reaw-rva shoais: Avallat.le rah'r.l.nc,
6 UK.lW.JTi: gold coin ami huiuu0, 6j;,eV,aa;
gw.J tMUli&vAlS, Ibl.kA.lUk
Bank clearlac for May, as reported by K. O. Dux A Co., show furtaer npuaioa la
trade, aped ally la th West, though is all sections there Is an laeraaae over bota jmeediog
years. Total sack axahaage for th month at all cltJe la the Called Stats outaod of New
Tork City an 65,038,644407, aa lnoreaas of 13 6 par cent, over last year ad 26.6 psr eat
var May, 1905. Now Tork City still reports smaller bask clearing bee us f tha awaajler
volume of stock market operatios aad lower securltr valnea, and taers la a tt msass st
PhOadalphia, In part daa to th sata saate, BoMaa reports s aaaall gain aa4 Chieaaro a
Urg la or, oarrng ta part to higher grain price and greater aotJrtty ta the (rata asar
keta. At Pittsburg taers Is a tars laereaee, aad whU BaJ lienor reports a ggaafj gala, thr
is still boom irregularity at Booth Atlaatle potnta, but sa lna prove saot ta ths MM ill South,
with larger ainhango at 8t Louis aad Nw Orleana. Thar ar hu-g rata ta ta p,
Wast, sad heavy faacraases at soma aifle Coast pelsU testify to tha actlvaty tW. Coov
parlaoo tt nad helow of bask szeaaage by snrd ta Mtwrlsg tanas yrg aaa tk svarags
dally Crure for tM year t daXa:
ISO.
afar,
Kaw CaglaaA..
lakMIe
Mia AUaaua
(toulatarn . . .......
reaaral Waat
W eater
rUa0
Taaal
Mav yrk CHy
aaltsal SSaaaa
AvaxgaUri
Ms
April
V urk .
r-Ormrj
Jaaaary .
190T.
tTSJJ7.t4
l.lrtl 4U8 V.-'t
S47.7 a6
67H.llSlT
177Cta4
47.7.l ."4
Sf.I WI g 407
TM4A6S.IM6
fiaA7S.lv
a475.tll.noo
45 ji'ia taiO
lxi6.v-.teo
6a6.2Ki.lhK
677.MluO
t7ea7(TTra6
1.INM.446 7z4
4 4.77 SI6
M4W.7
LSl4?3.il
44M.W7n.Wl
S4.4H6 vr7 Ola
a,7M8JJj78
61ASM4,6iaMT
gCOS.SSOAOO
mj'iitifO
4V-l..tUA.NiO
60S -
T.O.
Ul
1 6
J6 1
77?
114
-14 6
S-t
- 66
- 66
-H76
- 6 6
- ai
Fl.
TM IMllia
44 rrt
SW4.744SW4
4 14 j i 7a
1.21 eat
111.174 -
8TA7UJ
4.1S7.0f 1X4
7JV4T17
16.BTrUaw.6os
4e4.r76.004)
6i'J 0t"0
rt.li .!)
4S4.fmrl.lM
47tluu
f 14
a
-ttl 4
T10A
4614
- . At Weatera ttn baak cloarliigi stUl testify 6 ths rapid dveJopaaat 4? that seetlea
aad ta grwarU of trail at ths aaadlng etmtnrs there. Higher Agar for grata ta slay ar
reflected ta stneh hawriar baak sxehaogw at Mtnneapola, St, Paul aad Kaaaa City. Other
laportaat eiUaa raeori good galas. avecaUy Oraaaa, St Jusopk, Llnooia aad Waraata. Ths
ngan ta fists u ar glvea Matt compared for thre years 1
MAT.
aftoaaaaeila.
ch. rii.....
laa atoioaa..
04oa Otr -wmm
IjateaiMr . ...
COac hootda
kati.oa iais.H
Bk. JU
W knew
Tt aa ...m
Lcairar , ,
f .4 Spnas ...
Farajo ,
4Maa !!.
aw4 .
197.
10.-4ljlM6
40 lit 176
liM4 F?4
6ltS
4.1SHI .174
17a (til
i..4tB.:
4Ba.l0
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4 lm l
6 aittlit
atoit m
a."auiT
. 1.UUUOX4)
I.li7j
1 k2SJ76
si.;ia4
14XM.
74.leMiJMl
112 J-M.Vli
14 u4 Ku4
1A ij.il
4 la7
9.t.M14.'.l
100 u4.tfd
y-i a
4J.OM j
1.177J-0
4.i"tfi 4t,3
4(. Ji v4
t l"H
67.x5 !
a.--SK.a
S.C1,0 7t
l.7t(la
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m
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4l I
4114
f 46
42 0
v f
t
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fVi'i
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;7.i4
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6 4-7 7"
S.XO 446
61iM-.aK
l.ltU7
64.11 414
laaoAat
"47 S 61
44')Ji!4
1 O s.17
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.1467
LI0& ab
WaW HaSr
474
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Brff Cattle Slow to Lower, with
leedeis Tullj Stetvdj.
E0G3 FAIRLY ACTT7E AND STEADY
' aad Free sjellera at Highest
Prle an Reetral at
This Patat.
SOUTH OMAHA, June 1 1907.
Rjcelpts were: Ca'.tle. Hogs. Bheep.
ntT'Ciul Mndsy 6.& 6.473 IMS
Official Tuesday 7.6.11 IJ.tl 6 .i-4
t'ftirial Wednesday 'Oil n.m i,lS
Official Thursday t.KuU U. 6.1XJ
Four dsys this week.....
Bsme days last week . ...10..n
Same days t weeks ago..tl.l76
tame days 6 weeks ago. .21.;o
Pame days 4 weeks ago. .17, W
Sam day last year 16.146
The following tabl shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and aheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
44.670 13.1S
HfSM 11..10S
6O.1V.I 17. M4
42.51S li.7;4
6l.4 M.ZM
fi.47: 11.674
year:
Cattle
Hogs .
Bheep
Dec,
1T7. lirat Inc.
60tl09 4?0.47t n.eso
1.114.036 l.iei K6
7SZJ16 ItXm 60.6Z7
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good lo choice corn-fed steers 66.7SS-60
uooa 10 talr corn -fed steers..
Common to fair steers ,
Good to choice fed cows....
Fair to good cows and heifers
Oood to choice stockers and feeders 4 4f&6 00
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 6 fi 4 40
Common to fair stockers 8tfft0
Bulls, stags, etc t 254 76
Veal calves 4. 005 5 76
The following table snows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha (or the last
several days, with comparisons:
T7,8a
6 6"o6 75
... 4.y6-60
4-UI.
Data. I 1907. 1M. !1905. 1604. 11906. (UOI.iiaOl.
May ...
May 63...
May 64...
May 65...
May ...
May r...
Mav 28...
May ...
May 60...
May 61...
1 - .
auiio
June
June
June
June
June
1...
Z...
6...
4...
I...
6...
a if
4 11V
6 04A,
6
I 6 26' 6 SO! I 191 T mi 6 64
4 16: 6 261 4 fTJ 6 lll 7 Ofcl 6 61
6 B 6 171 4 SS 7 OSI 6 tl
62 16 16 4 64 6 04 I 6 61
6 XT 6 19 4 IS 6 93 6 W
I nS j 6 II 4 47 6 77 4 6T 6 M
6 IB I 4 4 6 7? T 02 $ 63
6 n I 1 6 70 T 10 6 SI
a 01m a tr 1 hi 4 ss t a t 10
6 S 4 621 6 IS 4 60j 7 111 6 6
6 OT! 6 t 6 06! 4 RSi t 93 6 TO
m 1 w1 I K ICl al atOl at IV NT
aV i 1 ' 1' I V I 4 ;
6 16 4 491 6 991 T 141 I 70
a rn 4 r 5 sl t i 6 ti
a U 6 fl 6 TSI T 601 6 70
6 60l 6 63 4 64 t 78 T 16 1 71
a o
4 S
681
Sunday.
RANQE OF PRICEa
Cattle.
....62 g-15
.... 6-fJ'j45O0
.... 1.7i'.!u7.ii0
.... VVifo.iO
... 6-7E8 00
Hogs.
65'616
o-7"o6 t5
6.90U6 Io
6 t4, of
of stock
Omaha
Kansas City .,
Chicago
Ft. Louts
Sioux City
The official number of cars
brought In today bv each road
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Hr's.
C, M. St. P 16 I
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific 6
Union Pacific system. 64
C. A N. W., east 6
C. A N. W.. west 40
C. BL P.. M. A o.... rr
C, B. A Q., east 13
C, B. A Q . west 64
C, R. L & P., east.. 6
C R. I. A P., west.. 64
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Gt. Western 7
Total receipts EX
The disposition of the Oar's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
1
.. 1
64 I t
22 a.
64
I
4
80 I
4
s
5 as
4
187 U T
Omaha Packing Co..,
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour tt Co
Cudahy, from K. C
Cudahy, from Sioux City
Swift, from 6t Joseph...
Vansant A Co
Lubman A Co
Hill A Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. H. Bulla
Sam Werthelmer
Mike Haggertv
J. H. Kool .a o
S. A B W .
T. U. Inghram
Kingman ,
Held over
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
71
i.a7
9nl
634
Ve-
IO
114
79
119
8
1
SS
66
14
64
Z58
1.707
S.34
6. !27
6,901
L4S2
Si4
m
"sia
69
40
Totals 6620 16.S40 1,844
CAT1 LE Receipts of cattle this morn
ing numbered 636 cans. There was. how
ever, a string consigned through, so that
there were only about 600 cars actually on
on sale.
The market on fat cattle has shown a
good deal of sameness this week. Under
the Influence of liberal receipts buyers start
out every morning with tha evident deter
mination of breaking prices and still for
the first thre days of the week they hava
not been abl to fore very much decline,
owing to the fact that there haa been a
good demand, both local and shipping.
This morning, with liberal receipts and tha
weak drawing bearer to a close, buyers
were more determined to break the market.
They opened the sesaton by bidding 10c
lower. Seller were very slow to tak off,
so that th trad waa a decided drag. Some
of the best cattle did not sell very much
lower possibly, but the general tendency
was lower ell along the line.
Cows and heifers were In limited supply,
as usual of late, only eight or nine cars
being reported In. This wss sufficient to
keep the shippers snd speculatora supplied
packers continuing out of the market.
Btockers and feeders were In light supply,
with the market fully stesdy.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
444U
lo.
6
6 ,
a
17
64
t
Kt
14
14
17
14
11
IS
17
62
S
4
14
11
l
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it
it ....
it
14
tt
4
s
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17
14
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t
a
a
6
Ar. Pr.
4 4 at
TS4
7
7.n
T14
!U44
ttl
71,1
117
1061
lOJfJ
1-154
MM
, all
lilt
430
...mi
ltttt
1041
Hit
1141
l'-44
1(4
1"H
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lirt
it JO
1011
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1170
..1141
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4 Tl
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4 0
6 06
4 It
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t 10
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...114 4 TO
...129 I 70
...1 171
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4 71
4 44
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4 44
6a 4 71
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.1170 4 St
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law) 4 74
..ua 4 64
IS IN
14 4 00
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at 444 I la t IM 4 n
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It 414 t 74 4 44 4 40
tt tMt 4 4 It 1 IN 4 64
1 4 ST 4 II 1 4T 4 71
4 110 4 It 44 471 4 44
HOGS Tha trad opened with Urge re
ceipts in sight and with buyers on the bear
side. First bids were in a great many
rases fully 6c lower and quite a good many
of the first hogs sold a little lower than
yesterday. In spite of the large receipts,
however. It became apparent that packers
really wanted the hogs, and as the trade
progressed prices strengthened until they
were shout on a par with yesterday where
the bulk of the trading was done. This
mesne that the most of the hogs sold at
65 00 the same as yesterday. The light
hog sold up to 64 16, which was ss high
aa anything brought yesterday. Consider
ing the larg receipts the market was rea
sonably active when once under way. at
least active enough to cause the most of
th hog to sell In very fair scsason,
Representative sales:
No. A. 4a. t.
44 ."..a ... t r '
.Ut 40 4 4
.141 4 4 40
.&4 4 4 M
.ta 111 I w
a tat io to
17... 1st 44 4 4
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tl. .14 IS) t SO
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64 sat 0 I K
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PHKhl The Slieen trane at the nraapfit
time is practically devoid ot nms; every
tiy Is like every othr ly. Kec--; ts ri
liKht in the fare of Kotxi ci-rnHnd. making
the trade active at good steady or strong
prices. This has b-en ithe situation f ir
some time hack and promts. to cont'nu
fr soru time to come This morning tliere
were about a doxen cars retx.rted in. prac
tically everything being sold long before
the middle of the forenoon.
There Is one feature of trade thst It
would be well for shippers to thoroughly
understand and that is that Southern fits"
sheep, which sre t-lng shipped to pack' rs
from other market points, take the pia e
of common to medium grades of led stoi k.
This mesns that the medium grauVs ot fed
abe p and lambs are not so much sought
sftt-r aa the cholc gradea.
Quotations on shorn stock: Good to
choice lambs, f 60; fgjr to goo.ls laTiilk.
7.0og7.6; coinnion or cull Isnhs, V r v
4. 00;. good to choice yearlings, llKht, ts.'.u
7.16; good to choice yemlings, heavy, 6t 'U
6.90; fair to good yearlings. 66.66'tT.; good
to choice wether 6S.otrxni.il; fair to good
wethers. f6.oifi.iu; good to tliolce ets.
68 &( h0; fair to good ewi s. 6.7tij6 .W,
culls, bucks snd at an a, 6i-X.u6.00.
Kepreeenlatlve sales:
No. AV.
dlum grdrs. combing snd rlotMnr, p.d-'c;
ua.il fine. 'c , heavy tine, 11 7c, tuo
washrd, 6iil"c.
OM AII4 1IOL4.4 l.K M IRKRT).
26 western culls
6 western bucks
1 western ewe
Sf. western ewes
110 western ewes
ft western culls
63 western ewes
1 western ewe ,
1() western ewes
1 western ewe
1 western ewe
1 western yearling
tiff western lambs
12ft western lsmbs
30 western lambs
274 western lambs
6 western lambs
128 western lambs
40 Western ewes, culls
66 western ewes, culls
14 spring lamb
9 western culls
66 western ewes
ti western yearling
M western ewe
19 spring lambs
16 western wethers
S8 western lambs and wethers.
10 spring lambs
130
110
76
M
97
90
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6
6
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1
101
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105
47
114
92
42
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6
4
6 76
6 6
6 to
6 Oo
6 66
6 4)
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7 50
8 Ot
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8 25
8 2a
8 SO
6 2i
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6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 !5
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CHICAGO LITE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady ta Lower Hogs Five
Cents . Lower.
CHICAGO. June 6. CATTLE Receipt s,
10.000 head; eteadv to oc lower; steers,
6S.0lgG6; cows. 63. 3f?i-G.0o ; heifers. 3.'?
6 60: bulls, 63.5040: calves. 6S.005j7.OO;
stocker snd feeders. 63 00fi6.15.
HOGS Receipt. 2.0n0 hed : 6c lower;
medium to ehr.lre hevy, 6'"' 16fc4 25; butcher
weight, 86. a US. 26; Hirht to good mixed.
tM17Hftd.2S; packing, 6a.&0C.17H; pigs, F--50
tj SO.
SHEEP AND IaAMBS Receipts. 14 000
head; market steadr; lambs. 65,5Ori.60;
sheep, 63.J06J6; yearlings, ll.0g"M.
Kaastva Cltr l.lve Stable Market.
I KANSAS CITT, June 8 CATTLTA Re
ceipts. 8.0fK head. Including 1.900 aoutherns:
market steady to lower: choice export and
dressed beef steers, 67.75ii.1E; fair to good,
64.866.76; western fed steers. $4.T'rr.tO;
stockers and feeders. 63 7MiS,60: southern
steers, 64 0i'4iS !0: southern cows, 62 7!1H 00;
native cows, 62.755.75; native heifers. 63.50
5.2fi: bulls. Kt5.00: calves. 84 00rf7.76.
HOGS Receipts, 12,000 head; market
steady to weak; top. 8 20; bulk of sales,
607HiaS 17H; heavy, 6.IV5.10; packers. t6.6
t5r4j.l7H: irVhts, K12V5l 20: pigs. SS.TMrt.OO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.000
head: market trong: lambs. 67.2f5i.o:
we and yearllnffs. $5 .607.25; Texas clipped
yearlings, 66.60fi-7.26: Texss clipped sheep,
86.60&6.&0; stockers, 6S.6Oii6.e0.
St. Loals Live Btaclc Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 8. CATTLERecelpts
1500 head. Including 1,000 Trxana; market
steady; native shipping and export steers.
84.(6e.50; dressed beef and butcher steers,
84.8S.16; steers under l.ooo lbs.. 3.5fsi.80;
stockers and feeders, 83.00(7fj.OO; cows and
heifers, 6i&Oi83.2r; canners. 62 (Ji 70; bulls,
62.6604.75; calves, 64 0tiJ11.00: Texas and In
dian steers, 84.154jC.16; cows snd heifers,
82.5o&4 60.
HOGS Receipts, 7,600 hesd; steady; pip
snd light. 6DXa7.SO: packers. 81.1&6.25;
butchers and best heavy. $.iXKg SO.
SHEEP AND LAM FT? Receipt s. S.nnn
head; market steadv; native mutton. 66 25
C145: lambs, 65 5fi9 f culls and bucks,
64.75tS6.00; stockers. 64.0MH.3.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW TORK. June . BEE'ES Re
ceipts. 1,171 head: market feeling firm; no
trading todays dressed beef. Arm at $Vrft
9Hc per lb.
CALVES Receipts. 45S head; market
steady; veals. S6.0O&r.26; btittermllka, 65 56;
dressed calves, steady at Wrl?c per lb. for
city dressed veala and 8$ 12c for country
dressed.
HOGS Receipts. 1.470 head: market
feeling firm; quoted at $G.&ofc0.80; choice
light, $100.
SHEEP ANT) LAMBS Recelpta, i.SOJ
head; market for sh'ep higher, for year
lings and lambs firm on light supply: sheep,
6.K7j7.25; yearlings, S1) 65(gfl.76; lambs, tlO.&O.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. June 6. CATTLERecelpts,
2.640 head; market steady: natives. 4.&"?
416: cows and heifers, 6i-XiC15; stockers
snd feeders, 83.5W54.60.
HOGS Receipts, 7.SSB head: market
Steady: top, 66.20; bulk of sains, 6f 05l&'6.15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.M6
bead; market steady: clipped lambs, t".rXtf
6.16; yearllnga. 6G 76Jj'7.S5.
Bloax Cltr l ive Mockc Market.
SIOUX CITT, la.. June A-(Ppecial.-CATTLE
Receipts. 600 head; market weak;
stockers. slow; beeve. 65.0tuCOo; cows,
bulls and mixed, 63.756.00; stockers and
feeders. 64.00U4.6u; calves and yearllnga,
ts-TTyfittm
HOGS Receipts, 8,800 head; market weak
to 6o lower, selling at 65.86ut-; bulk of
sales. 6a.87H476.9a
Stock la fight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
Western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha E lS.io 8,ao
Sioux City 64j a.S.O
Kansaa City 8 0, li.(4) B,i0
St. Joseph 6 640 7,SS
St. Louis ! 7.5 S.t1
Chicago lO.tXM 26,0X1 14.tJ0
Total recelpU S9.M0 R.1S6 29.566
Wool Market.
BOSTON, June 6. WOOL Although prices
In the wool market remain steady, dealings
continue restricted to foreign wools and
quarter-blood tleeoea, the supply of desira
ble domestic stock having been cleaned out.
The finer gradea of Australians sell stead
ily and there hav been a few large trans
action. One larg sal of quarter-blood
fit-ecea is reported, snd several others are
aavld to be pending. A mora liberal move
ment 1 reported In Idaho clip, and there
I quit a struggle among several buyers.
Local dealers fear a shrtage In staple wool
this year. The leading domestic quotations
follow: Texas (scoured basis), fine, 16
months, 72ti76c; fine, 4 to 8 months, tu7(c;
fine fall clean, t7&ac. California (scoured
basis), northern, choice, 67ytc; northern,
good, eHttiTc; middle county, aMrrific; south
ern. 6i7jc; fall free, mnt(Ac; fall defective.
44i4ic. Oregon (scoured l asts), eastern No.
1 staple, 7ly72c; eastern No 1 clothing, ova
70c; valley No. 1, ftxtj-iJc. Territory stsple
(soured basis), fine. 7ot72c; fine medium. 6
feTOc; medium, tVii60c. Territory ordinary
soured basis), fine. 47j70c; fine medium. 06
ri7c; medium, oVU'ritTtf!. Colorado and New
Mexico spring (scoured), X. 8o70c; No. 1,
aai6c. Pulled wools .scoured basis), extia.
tfi'ic: fine A, 67tj63c; A supers. &SjC7c; B
iu-ri. 4V" 7c.
ST. LOUIS. Juno 8- WOOL Steady; me-
reetdltlea of Trade e4 Qanlatloa oa
ftale and Kaaey rrodara.
FOOit-IVr do.. 14l,c.
ITTTf It- I'ncklns at-x-k. Iflc: choice ta
fancv ilsirv, l'i'tc; crcsmcrv. 2!'7i:-.tc.
LIVE PtULtHT-Hi-ns. lc: roosters, I
0"c; turkeys, L'c: di.-ck. loc; geese. Sc.
KKI I I S
CALIFtiRNIA (.'111 'KKJLS-Per box ol
sNi'it S ihs . J-' T
1 1NEAI 1'l.KH- Florida. 4S s!e. K 76 per
crste; 42 sin , 1! 7o ter crnte; . sine. 6.t 7
! r crate; 30 sit 44 tf per crate. Cuban
plni'ftri ,rs 'Jl'r li a nil around.
ST K A WRhRRIKH Missouri. 24-qt cases,
TBOriCAL FRUITS.
I.F.M'NS-l.lm,ml.r. 3i.i site. 5; S6J
slie, TT ; other lrands. 6c less.
BANANAS Per meiliiim-slged bunch.
S? f f2 ST; .limt ics. 82 5"ul 50.
1 'It ANtirS M-Mlltrrrsnesn Sweeta. IFfl
17. 2i". ,; nmt i sites. 1 3 60; 9. U. t
sites. 6S''; t "allfornia Navels, extra fancy,
US X J16, 2. six.s. 84.5"; fancy, 126 sign.
6.7 75; IV1 ai.-.-. 84 Zj, choice, large sites, per
box ..1
FH13 California, bulk. 6V: -crown
Turkish, 14c; 4-crown Turkish, lie; crown
Turkish 9c
I)ATK3-Ksdawav. 6c: sayers. 6c; hsl
lowis. tr; new stuffed walnut dates. 9-1 b.
box, 81. w).
BEEF CUTS.
No I loin. 17V: No 8 loin. lXtao; No. I
loin. S'yc: No. 1 rib. lSe: No. 1 rib, loo; No.
8 rib. Iitc; No. 1 round, IV; No. 8 round,
8V; No. S round V; No. 1 rhark. G'c: No.
t chuck. So; No. 8 chuck. r.r; No. 1 plate,
S'-4c; No. 2 t'a'e. !r; Vo a tlste. Sc.
OI.D VEGETABLES.
POTATOES-Table stock, per bu.. f
NAVY BEANS-Per bu , No. 1. : 00; No.
2. tl K.
NEW VEGETABLES.
1V)TAT(KS-Ter t'U., 81. o.
ASrARAt5l'S-iri(iti"C per riot, bunchew.
llKAN.s-.Nfw wax and string, prr Lain
pr. 81 1".
BEETS. TURNIPS and CARROTS Per
dot. bunches, 4.V:ifc.
PIEPLANT Per doz.. 10c.
Cl'i-l'MBEKS-Por tlox., 81.00.
TOMATOES Texas, fancy, 3u-Ib. crata,
li.C.
CABBAGE California, 8e.
CELERY Flui Ida. 81.26 per dox.
ONIONS Texas silver skin, per crste,
about 45 lbs., Can; yellow Tetas, per Clulo,
6-'--5; ftreen onions, per dot., 2"C.
LEAF LETTUCE Hut-liouse. per doa.
hesas. 4"c.
PA ltSL.ET1 lot-house, Jer dot. bunches,
4"C.
RADISHES Per ds. bunches, horn
grown, 20c; extra large bunches, 40c per
dox.
MISCELLANEOUS
SUGAR Granulated cane, in sacks, 83 51(4
grnntilated beet. In sacks, 65.41.
COFFEE-Roasted, No. SS. tc per lh.
No. 8'i. 2lc per lb ; No. 15. 19c per lb.; No.
20, 14V per lb.; No. 21. 12V per lb.
CHEKbE Block Salsa, 19c; llmberger,
14c; Young Amerlcaa, lie.
NUTS California walnuts. No. I. nf
shell, lie; No. 1, soft shell, 16c; Bra lis.
141 f'e. pecans. 19'-c: filberts. 12V; pea
nuts, raw. 7V: roaaied, V; ("allfornia al
monds. 17V; cocouiiuts. K tM per 11.
HII1E8 AND TALLOW Green laltafl.
No. 1, 9c; No. t, fic; bull hMes, 6c; green
hldea. No. 1. 7V: No. 2, 6c: horse, tl.005
850; sheep pelts, 5oc)S1.25. Tallow, No. f.
4V: 3U,C- V'J'' lt28c.
CANNE1' GOODS Corn, standard, west
ern, 6100; Maine, 61.15. Tomatoes, fancy.
B-pouna cans, sl.3, wianuniu, e-ioiuia cans
7.
41. 10. t'lnerrpiee. Riairu, -ouunu, .Jt'tJ
sliced, 81.752.i; fancy Hawaiian,
lbs., 8175. Gallon apples, I J VaZ.OO. Cali
fornia apricots, . i"). Peara. 81.7582 So.
if I
Peaches. 61.75(u2 40; L. C. peaches, t: tXi-a
2 50. Alaska aalmon, red, 8tl5; fanoy
Chinook, llat, 6 10; fancy sex key e, fiat.
81 . Sardines quarter oil 63.25: tLree
quarters mustard. 82.76. Sweet potatoes,
8II016I26 Bauer kraut, 90c. Pumpkins. k
till im. Wax beans. 2-lb., WV-iStl.OO. Lima
heana, S-lb., 75cv11.35. Soaked Mas. 8-lb..
60c; early June, 95CQS1.15; fancy, 81 2tfl.4S.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune
sre somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second hands, who eeern desirous uf
moving supplies of Immediate graflea. Quo
tations range from 8V to Kc for California
fruit and from IV to 6c for Oregon. Peaches
are slightly easier, with fancy yellows
quoted at 12V- Raisins are firm; loose
Muscatels are quoted St 6S9c; seeded
raisins. 9U6UC.
FISH Pickerel, dressed, c; pike,
dressed. 12c: white fish, dressed, winter
caught, 13iol5c; trout, 12ijri5c; halibut. 13c;
salmon, 15c; catfish, 15c; herring, dressed,
6c; crappies, round, eVfrDc; crapples, large,
fancy, 15c; black bass, 25c; smelts, sweet
and fine, 13c; eel, Pic; blue fish, 15c; red
snapper, 12c; roe shad, per pair, 40Qf0c;
frog legs, SOSI'ie: lobsters, green, per lb.,
S7c; lobster, boiled, per lb., 30c; mackerel,
Spanish, per lb., 16c; mackerel, native, 18i)
25c per lb.; fresh green turtle meat. 26c lb.
CURED FISH Family white fish, per
quarter bbl., 100 lbs. 64 00; Norway mack
erel. No. 1. $35.00; No. 8, 82600; herring, in
bhis., 200 lbs. each; Norwav 4k, 811.00.
HAT Choice upland, per ton. 871.50: me
dium. 810.60: No. 1 bottom, 89.00; off grades,
64.tXa5.50. Rye straw. 67.
Cotton Market. '
NEW TORK. June 4. COTTON Spot,
closed steady, 10 points higher; middling
uplands. 13.00c; middling gulf, 13.25c; sales,
4:9 bales.
New York cotton quotation furnished by
Logan A Bryan, 1 Board of Trade building:
1179 I 1179 1155 ri5
11W) 1 11K2 1K-4 llfi4
1207 I 1207 1195 1186
I Open. I High.) Low. Close.
July...
Spt...
Dec...
NEW ORLEANS, La., June 6.-COTTON
Spot market closed firm; sales. S.S25 bales;
low ordinary. TV. nominal; ordinary, tVc,
nominal; good ordinary, 10 l-lc; low mid
dling. 11 5-16c: middling. 12V; good mid
dling, 13V; middling fair, HHc, nominal;
fair. 15V, nominal; receipts. 1,047 bales;
stock, 99.10 hales.
BT. LOUIS. Mo., June 6. COTTON
Steady; middling. 12V; sales, R9 bales;
receipts. 64 .bales; shipments, 427 bale;
stock. 27.785 bales. ' '
LIVERPOOL. June . COTTON Quiet
and prices 17 points higher; American mid
dling fair. 8.60d; good middling, 8.0M; mid
dling, 7.52d; low middling. 7.1Sd; good or
dinary, 6.52d; ordinary. 6 14d. Ths sales
of the day were &,OiO bales, of which
600 bales were for speculation snd export
and Included 4,H"0 balea American. Re
celpts, 4,1)00 bales. Including 8,7oO balea
American.
- fl a era r aad Meluwa, '
NEW TORK, June SUGAR Rsw,
toady: fair refining, 8.34c; centrifugal. 96
test. S.Mc Molasses sugar, 8.09c. Refined,
steady; No. 6, 4.60c; No. 7, 4.5c; No. 6,
4.60c; No. 9, 4.46c; No. 10, 4 5r; No. 11,
4 80c; No. II. 4.26c; No. 18, 4.20c; No. 14,
4fc; confectioners' A. 4.80c; mould A,
I 15c; cut loaf, 6.70c; crushed. 5.70c; pow
dered, 6.10c; granulated, 6.00c; cubes,
6.25c.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans open
ke'tle good to rholce. 8748c.
NEW ORLEANS. La . June 8 SUGARA
Steady; open kettle, centrifugal. SVli'V:
centr'.fulgal whites, none; centrifugal yel
low, S'tfMV; eeoonds, 2tf3,ic.
MOLAeSES-iaUlet; new syrup, 80340. '
Baak af Eaglasd Statesseat.
LONDON. June 6 The weeklv statement
of the Bank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve, decreased tM3,0t
circulation. Increased 2-4 i0; bullion, de
creased 4'.2.743; other securltle. decreased
A47.es; other depoaits, decroased 70t,0ii0;
public deposits, decreased 744.(10; notes
reserve, decreased 71S.0 government se
curities, decreased 47lV7,jtO. The proportion
of the bank's reserve to liability this week
Is 46 90 pear cent, as compared with 46.61
per cent last week
Oils and Rails,
NEW TORK. June 6 OILS-Cottonseed,
steady; prime crude, f. o. b., mills, 60c;
prime yellow. Soxitllc. Petroleum, nnn; re
fined. New York. 8315; Philadelphia snd
Baltimore. 8i 4; refined. In bulk, 4.at. Tur
pantlne. steady, 61iiUHc.
KuelN 8ieady; strained, common ta
giool, 64 tie4.tu.
Wklakr Market.
PEORIA, June 6 WHISKY Steady at
11.81.
ST. LOUIS. June A WHISKY-Steady at
CHICAGO. Juns 6.-WHISKT-8teady at
61.61.
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