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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1910)
THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JUKE 22. 1910. 11 .1 HRALN AbD PRODUCE MARKET t Market Extremely Strong Became of Lack of Bain. DSr WEATHUE 15 NORTHWEST ti.ru I 8lrHt aad Hlf with . f the Advaaro la A keat Sfcert i,tr iieavnr (taatatlOB. OMAHA. June 21, 1314. Dry, hot weather continue In the north west. 8rirtn? wheat hi deteriorating every day and irver damage te already feared. The market opening was extremely nerv ous and values ranged widely for the firat half hour' trading, being well above yea- a.,lv'e r.luaA- Tlie weather la Mill dry and warm In the Corn belt. While dam Mte to corn at preaeni la very email, If any, the drouth may resell further south and tbla feeling ha stopped ahort avllina. Wt.ei waa sensstlonally atrong again to day on the lack of rain and extremely hot weather la the north weet. The market waa bare of affarlna-a and commission house had large buying order. Tola advance baa been heavy tor two daya' trading. Corii ruled strnn and hinder with the advance In wheat and coveting by ahorta waa heavy. Cash corn waa v(neC niguer on good demand. Receipt light. l. 1'rimary wheat receipts were ti.w and shipments weie til.wu pu., agama, lit eelpts Ian year of 2U2.WO bu and shipment! ' ' wf VI, 0W bu. Frimary Corn receipts were 5..ipw du and shipments were "i .ovO bu., anaunt re ceipts lent year of 461,0 bu. and Blnp- Dlfflila if.K17f.ai fcu Cluaranoea 'were U.M bu. of corn, 1.000 bu. of out and 'Wheat and flour tjual lo 17 Ufa. hi. Liverpool closed 1'WlVad higher oa wheat Jia 7d higher on corn. Local range, of opUo: -May eYrtioles.l Open. High. Low. Clone. Yea y. "Wheat-! , ' I I - I , - July.7: j 1 SO 85 90 STMi Sept... 7 j ' K7V t7 W Corn ( I July... MVi , MVkl 4 MH M Oat p -I ' I July... J6S 85H 85t , 3&l 3" feept... 34Vi 34!, H -4Vi mined, die; No. S. 5lMe0c; No. I white, fc' trttSe: Nr. a. 644c B.OI.B Klrili, i;, is; vnds, M r: current receipts, new taste, ft 70, miscellaneous cafa. ft So: aoutherna. 14.25. Ke'elLta and shlmiit-nta of am In were aa follows: KrcelDta. Shipments. Wheat, bu a.wO l.'0 Corn, bu 21 W oata, bu 3.OU0 M WEATHCH r THIS OKA IX BELT Coaltaaed Fair le the Irdlleoi tm Wedaeeday. OMAHA. Neb.. June 21. 110. . Tba weather continue very warm over the central valley, and throughout the eastern and southern statea. Teriiperaturea r aching luu or more were recorded In Noith I'akota and Montana during Monday. The hlghet-l reported was M degrees at Miles Clt. Mont. They continued well up In the X throughout Nebraska and 100 degrees waa again lecorded at Culbertaon. The linttie.it recorded at Omaha waa He de greea, being the highest of the year. Scat tered raina occulted at polnta In the Ohki valley and southern states, but no precipi tation worthy of i.ote occurred in the other sections east of the Kocky Mountains. An aroa of hirh pressure, accompanied by cooler weather, la moving in over the l'a ciiic slope and condition are tavorabla for cooler weather In this vicinity by Wednesday. The weather is unsettled in the extreme northwest and ralna are falling In western Montana and west to the coast. This condition will probuhly affect the cen tral valleys within the iwxt few daya, but fair weather w?ll pioott'.iy continue In this vicinity tonight and Wednesday. 'the minimum tempt ratuie and precipi tation compared with the last three years: W10. liM. 1S1. Minimum temperature, ., 78 7 76 97 l-recipitatlou 00 .92 .00 .a Normal temperature for today, it degree. l rn .th ju precipitation since March 1. t.U Inches. i ', . t y corresponding period la fM Inches. 4.:xcrs corresponding period In 190S, Z.iH lnchs. U A. WELSH. Local Forecaster. Cora aad Wheat Hegloa-Ballet la. For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four hours ending at a. m., iiim ineriaiaa lime, i uexdav, J una Zl, laiu: OMAHA LilSTIUCT. t hai ' Omaha Cash Prleea. WHEAT No. 1 hard. MV)i8tr;c; No. 1 rd. aa'jtiMWc; No. 4 bard. io'isac; o. z apring, ytytv'jb'nc; No. 1 apring, a.ia.vsc, No. 2 durum, 777bc; No. durum, ilw Jtic. ' CORN No. I white. '.'2ttt4c: No. 3 wblte, H'(i3fc;, No. 4 white. mxaWAo ; No. color, (ifea'ileV.No. 4 color, 5Hoic; No. t yellow, 57Vc; No. S yellow, ti(uu7Vci No. 4 yellow, oiHic; No. i, SlWWc; No. 1, 676;i4c; No. 4, tK.Sc; no grade, 41 He. OATS Standard. 3fic: No. S white, 159 IBVic; No. 4 white, 14ii()3Cc; No. S yellow, MMc; No. 4' yellow, iUUc; No. I mixed. ifyMHc; 'o. 4 mixed. U'ko. UARLty No. a-)42lygHt; No. 1 feed, 40ta4c; rejected, miy-ite. itYt-No. 2, 71lj7Jc; N, i, 6beT0c. J lartwl Itecelvte. Wheat. Corn. Oata. Chicago W 3o4 1S4 MlnneaDolls lot Omaha t 42 7 Uuiuth 67 ... CHICAGO GHtM AMD PROVISIONS Stations. Max. Ashland. Neb Itt Auburn. Neb 16 JM k'n tlow, Neb. Hi Columbus, Neb... 97 CuibertHop, Neb..lU0 f alrbury, KfU... W Kairntoul, ,Neu... I4 ur. Island, Neb.. a Hartlrigton, Neb. K liantiims. Neb.... m Holreae. Neb... M Oakdalw, Neb W Omulia, Neb 95 Tvkaiuah, Neb... 7 Alia. la.... Carroll, la.'. W Clarlnda, la K Sibley, la ftioux City, la... H Min. (all. Pky. 70 .00 Clear 63 .00 Clear Mi .00 Cluar 67 .J Clear 72 .00 Clear 611 .0i Cieur 67 .00 Clear M Pt. cloudy 63 .0) Pt. cloudy OS .00 Clear Sit ,W Clear 6 .00 Clear 75 .00 Ch-ar S3 .00 Clear 63 .uo Clear tf .00 Clear to .00 Clear 62 .00 Clear 72 .00 Clear for twelve-hour 'Minimum temperature period ending at t a. m. Not Included in averages. DISTRICT AVERAGES. No. of Temp. Rain ristricta. Stations. Max. Mln. falL Columbus. O. . Louisville. Ky 1 Indianapolis. Ind.. 12 Chicago, 111 2 Ht. Louis. Mo 12 les Moines. Ia.... 14 Minneapolis, Minn, 30 Kansas City, Mo.. 24 Omaha, Neb ID The " weather w K 02 ! 94 &6 continues 64 62 64 62 60 62 tvS 66 62 SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS Apathy Overcome Stock Market and Apathy Beijni. SPECULATORS WATCH CBOPS Are Peeallarly Sensitive to (Isaa ( Uaaser Dlaeoaat Rates Rt red la l.oatoa aad la Berlla. NEW YORK. Juna 21 Apathy overcame the stock market again today, and the dealings dropped back lo near the point of mieneas. intra waa a diversion oi epecu- auve activity to the wheat markets, and the reports circulated In that market of damage to the spring wheat crop were not heard without aoiiellude In the market. The considerable rise In prices at the close yemerday after the almoat Inert market (or a lona time oast Droinnted to some profit-taking sales on the part of the pro- levsionai element. speculative sentiment Is pecularlly sen sitive to even a suggestion of danger of Impairment of the full return of agri cultural products which have been counted on The refusal of the stock market to take great alarm over the apring wheat sit uation was fue partly to the moderation with which the subjects-was touched in the weekly bulletin of the government weather bureau, which announced that the hot, dry weather of the week waa very trying to vegetation already deficient in vitality on account of previous adverse weather conditions In Wisconsin, Minne sota and the euatern part of the Dakotas and northern Iowa. This specialisation fol lowed the opening summary of the bulle tin, holding that "for the country as a whole the weather of the last week waa the most favorable for the arglculiurlst of the season to date." A sustaining Influence In the stock mar ket la the easing tendency of money mar kets. Discount rates receded In London, and Berlin today. The foreign enchanKe market in New York Is declining. The f!,6J0.u09 equipment trusts of the New York Central lines, which were offered In New York today are to be offered in foreign marketa at the same time. The bond de partment of the stock exchange remains flat. Attention waa attracted by an an nouncement tnat a cut in prices by a lead ing New Knuland cotton mill interest was to be followed on July 1, by an advance in the same product, tliua Intimating a period to the concessions. Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par value, 1,14,000. United States So coupon, advanced k per cent In the bid price on call. Number of sales and leading quotations on aiocks war: TSO,4Xi minor coin, 1.4.7.4S2; total balance In general fund. t2,o;0.7. Sew Yra; Mower Market. NEW YORK. June 21. MON RT On call, steady at I'ttll per cent; ruling rate. per cent; closing bid. 2V per cent; offered at 2H per eenl. Time loans, weak for short bills, strong for long; sixty days. I per cent; ninety days, tti per cent; six months, tM-t1 per rent. FitiME mercantile: paper ih, PBt"rLINQ EXCHANGE Steady, with actual business in bankers' bills at II l-t 4 Mis for sixty-day bills and at t4 St7 for demand; commercial bills. M sHit MW. Hll, KR-Hir, Mc; Mexican dollars, 44c. HONlS Government, firmer; railroad. Irregular. Closing quotations on bonds war a fol lows: II. S. rat. is, Mt-.-.lG'". Be- .... l' eo coupon ..imHj,P,n s m V. I. Is. ns 101 do t o eousvn 1MK. C. So. lit 72 V. I. . !( 114 L. 6. 4,b. 4, lJl.... tt to roupoa HHL N. anl. 4, Mt Alln-l-hl. 1st 6s.... TM.. K. A T. lt 4a... Am. Ag. t H Mo ftn. t-i Wi Am. lowKco 4a t Mo. Pac-lfl, T7 do s l'N. R. K. ot U. 4S Armour A Ce. 4i,... 1N,N. T. C. S- S -x Airhiuin o. 4, do dab. 4 : an ev. 4 ltDN. T., N. H. . H, do ct. ia lua ev. (a 1MU. At. C. L 1st 4s 4 N. A W. 1st r. 4,. . .Ivlu .N0. PsUttG k. 1UU uh ee la M to. s. U rfta. 4.... lis UxPenii. v. IVm 116. .. H 1II44, do con. 4, UU14 W Rsading g,n. 4s a lit 81. U S. r. t. 4,. H7St l's do Kn. ia 3Sl. t,. g. V.. c. 4a.. K to do 1st avid 4s T4 C, U. , g. J. 4..... few's, board A. L 4s... WV. do pa. 4s .so. pac-ihc col. 4s.... C. M. 8.P. a. is n do cv. ds m', C. H. 1. P. u 4s.. ?i'a da lat ret. 4s I4 do rfg. 4, at 80. Railway km Its, -oio. Ind. la ,, 7S do s. 4, lt Celo. Mid. 4a 71) Lilian Pscliiu 4 i'Xi, U 4 1, r. d 1, 'tt MiV, do cv. 4s M V. H. cv. 4s Site do 1st rf. 4e....lttt U. It. U. 4s W U. 8. HuDtxT 4s liny, do rat. 6s 1V. 8. gteel Id 4s SI Dlsillisfs' s 4 Va.-Tsro. C'htm. es.lu 7H us, 17 v l)l. Ohio 4s do ls do b. W. JV,,.... Brk. TT. ct, 4 Ccn. ot Us, U Can. iMtasr se c'. o( N. J. g. 4s... Hhss. ok 10 4.. do ref. a Oncaca a A. lv.s.. OMAHA LIVE STOCtv MAKKLT Larje Baa of Cattle, Trade Slow and Prieei Weak. H0QS GENXRALLY ABOUT STEADY tar of the aea Trade, -While Price SkTT at Deelln I Test to Flfteea teat. 6OUTH OMAHA. Jun 21. 1310. Receipts were: Official Monday Latltuat Tuesday.... Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. .. 4.642 H.liJ 17.7M 14.0.14 10.371 13.S06 11.1:44 16,3J 13.73 (.172 4.7J& 1,l& Iv.iM ,&4 Two days this week. Mame days last week &anie days 2 weeks ago.. 6.1:6 r-ajiio days 1 weeks ago.. Ivl S'ame days 4 weeks ago.. S.4fl Same days last year 4,47s The following table shows th lecelpt of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for th year to date, compared with last year; 1910. 19i. Inc. Deo. Cattl 4.J.OS7 4.ts1 22,000 Hoga LU.iaj Ul.77 ro.408 Siheep efcl.s; 0,347 10,02s The following taole shows tn avrg pncea of hojjs at Boulh Omaha for th last several daya, with comparisons: I. sat a 11 fc .11? ... 41t W n 1 I 44 M I . . 1471 71 !.' H ll 7 J' l f 47', 1 tn ... 144 11 1M ltd ti 40 IM ... 40 14 . M t 4Ts 41 JJ7 M ( 4 IS 11 40 t7H Ii4 ... l U t ... M M tJ 1SU ei I lat ... 14 U J t ' 11 t ... W U IM 2(1 I 44 V Ui 40 f M U I't 4 12 lit ... W 41 r Mvl t 4U 1. 1 ... IM U LI ... M II r-4 40 Id 11 It 0 tiUj o 1st ... M Date. I 1210. llW.l0i.lW.lo.lJ0l.lf04. AlUs-Chslmsr, M Amalsamatad Copper .... American Airicullural ... Am. Bast Sugar..., American Can American C. A T Am. cotton Oil Am. H. L. Pd Am. loe Serurtlia, .001 Amarir.n limtmnllv. . . 0 Am. a. A R .00 Am. t. at R. pld 80 Am. Steel Koundriee,.... ,U0 Am. Bvsar Heliums.,... .00 American T. T ,00 Am. Tobaero pfd ,00 American Wooisn 'on Anaconda alining Co ' Atrhleon war"3 At hlaon pfd alas. nigh. Low. ansa, luo 11 11 It 1. 40) ""ioi S04 M 100 4il IV 16 41 to llw Tl Kr.a p. t, 4s U Wshaah 1st' ia.. do gen. a 'it "do let at ex. 4 do ct. 4s. svr. A... TIHWestern aid. 4s do aarlea U at West. Klec. ct. uiieraa. 104 It XI I 14 si 21 . u 1 M Keatarea of the Trading; aad trioelac Prloea oa Hoard of Trade. CHICAQOi -vKine 2tr Temperatures of 100 jjoulsvllle district, and 110 degrees, , dust clouds preventing I iAicat A'orcoastar, sight twenty .'rod ahead and total absence very throughout the corn and wheat region, and Atlantic Coast Una. temperatures wen up in the nineties pre- b Hi more a Ohio, vailed over the corn belt during Monday, HethlvDem Steel Good rains occurred at one station in the Brooklyn Rapid Tr.. Chirago district und t two stations in the Canadian ramie 1 -A. WELSH. wenu-ai baainer . Weather liureau. Central Leather pld. I Central of Near Jersey.. uf rain thkt was Uie picture today of the I EW YORK OKMiRAL MARKET ISJ"11'! . ohul ,, ,lv drouth strwkefl wheat country to th north- . I r,!c, $,lon nt..l nrb.nnlBil K.. t , in VhuiiLa liwr. I I V nicuo v. " . i new.,...,.. ..... Iml.v 1 4ilrl.lnn merlin) rnll..H a n4 I QaOtat lOBS ' Of th UlT OS VarlOU I C- - Pti.. lUS 47V4 i .. .... ....... ...... w - kVw..h . -1 - - I (jhlcae At N w higher prices of th session were made Commodities. I p Jt it." T....... near m cioa. r insi utnauon, 1 snowea NFJW TORK, June Sl.-FLOUR-Firmer. C. C. C. Bu L.,. I net advance of 2Vu20 to ac, as wlth a moderat demand; spring patenta, Colorado r. A 1 compared with last nights flguiea. Corn n.iJiib.to: wmtur atraianta. t4.oOu4.40: sorina- Colorado A Southern. finished eu'we to HNo up, andoats lyiHc I .u ,i-. u 10., j u .rr,un, u ..T Consolidated Oaa higher. Piovialona closed fio higher to 20o 4 M. uecelpts.' Si.3oo bbls.: ahipmenta b.o?4 1" r1lfcf. ' 1 lower. . Kl,l- H flour wu. nni.f t.lr u-.H lawara nuason... f , ByTar h. greatest sroulatlv. sU.ngth M .miAJ; cholce to far7cy, i4.4o,,4.5o: " l" "' '.rt -w heat for months waa shown. Alarm 7ns. m h a 1 Firm una umi, anrt .ll-". I,... thai anrtnar rM anA lha. unkinlunel .''AnV.'' Iin-. Krte lat M : adv.nci Tin prloea nc7rrhwtern n.araeU L? irV1-"' lt1 was almost the sole causa back of th ex vv ri luA 1-Spot. strong: No. 2 red. 11.05. Great Northern ptd. iraorainary oiiying nere. 1 ne scare wnicn nonunal c. . r.,to arrive; No. 1 nonnern. Ureat Nonbera Ore cUs. ti a a kaan in f.ir aul'Ar 1 1 (lava Irt litiro t-H In I . . . . I . . . .... ... . u 1 . i, - - - v, . Jt.. "7 "a T7 . V . .. T T I1 - o.,xo arrive. - mo option Tnar- nunoia camrsi . KTT " "J"" I ket waa rirm ana higher, on small oifenngs inieroorougn aiui. panla at tb outset today.- It appeared as r.,i firlv u, tiv i.nvmv u. t.. .m. I Int. Met. pfd If nobody wished to sell th gram at any I ally bullish crop and weather reports from I lalarnationai Harvaatar m1"'. v,u......i"..v.i. ' w. . . '." rr . ' I tne northwest, closing at iiva&n,a net ad- r" . - . 1 inLvniKiiuiiei r .mi international Pump lows Central Ksnsaa cue Southern. aom notice of, although chiefly as bearing tuKN-epoi market firm; No. 2, 6Vo. Laclada oaJ some riauon 10 ma cu nominal, elevator, domestic basis, to arrive; Uiuisrllla Nashllle.. "'""I imiuiwr.i. v --- aiuort No. 2. hlaj. I. o. tj.. tn nrriva Tha Minn, a St. Louie..... market was without transactions " el- K- lnseil lc hliriler. Julv clOM.1 at hln I St., iv. ec i. September at w.-jc, December at vaftC. H- 3"9 4414 44 l'Kl 101 H 105 111) S'H MH4 M U IK 11 111 111 ' m ias'4 114 1.4 KX) s. k 40, 7,u iuti4 i4i lmn y lotH luu hi KM ttt Hit, l.ootf tUH luiw l '1 IIS T.K0 7H -,lt. It I, lie im Imh V tua n nv, 100 io lot 1 sue 8014. 81 II ..... 4 47 U. 41V, 1444, U. 1MH MO 114, m M 100 li l&s Mw 17 U.PO 13A 137 13KVt 100 li l& 154, 7 10O 10 10 K 17 46 M 14 131 Ui 41 V Loeal kaearltlea. Quotations furnisi.ed by Samuel Bursa, Jr, tuj 2lw York. Life buUdlng, Omaha: Bid. Asked. combination Bridie. Sloul City. Utjr ot Oauaa 4sm. IMd Commonwealth Ll lna Uerniaa-Aiuerttiaii Cohea tiydraullo fiaaaed brick pfd Iowa fortland ceiu.m let iltg. 4 at. C, at. db O. ptd k. C, It. U., cam Kansas cur Block laida stock aiautaa City K L k, 1U.... Hotel L bails ta , to Lincoln. Neb., 4a. 1U20 sd atindea. Nan., kef. Water U, 1U0.... ve Neoraeaa Taiapiiona stock I par oaut.. lul Natruka T. 4c f. la Omaka Water Co. la, IMd t1 Oinih tie, la. 1117 M Unulia Lies it, 1117 '. Ill uiuaba K. L. pld I per oant at Uaiba 4k c. a. 81. Hr as, Uu . omatia C. . 81 Kjr., pfd, el-dlT.. kl uiuaha a C s. K. 4 U. pld U acino T. 4s T. If, 1117 17 flaitemouln, Nab., Tel. stock. It p. s. Hacky Mt, Ball stock 41 swift A Co M4 Bouih umstia, City of, is.. H Trt-Clty ky. A Ll. Is St talon Stock lares slock, so. Omaha.. Vd Wasters faalie ea Kti Union Con. Co. (bonus) II LuU-rnatloiwl Coil. Co. (bonus) 74 lo II to liM M la KW 100 lul 10 M VI II MS, nv, II V1 10 100 VI 100 liJ 7V II 74 4,lil0 133 11 1110 lUlw 111 lit 1S 111 111 price, commission nouses were lined with ln northwe8t, closing at 2-oc net ad- . stop-loss buying orders. Profit taking by v-nCe Juiv i ojwui 06U ciumki at 11 ' Lolder. gave the market only J lew tempo. llmilM Klit" rary setbacks. A decrease of 4.300,000 bush- rB1,lb.r 11 04'fl uv. elosea u i iiu,!' Jjm. , ls In th world's visible supply waa taken fe ots 9bW bu ..!. ' . lorn notice of, although chietiy as Dearing JuH ' some relation to lha acute situation In the nolniDI American northwest. Even Winnipeg re- SXIJOr, ported extreme heat and sent predictions ouTTaa . that without heavy ralna soon ther would "J"d . be only half a crop. September ranged Too 400 loo K. ic T. pfd.. 11 Mi 111 uv, 1.100 102 I'll 1U0 144 14 flO 11 11 1.400 1M JUI UuO 2 1U IIS IsiVk 1 11 from K60 .to mi'aroB&o ana ciosea strong at ,.., , v.; .,, , u.nu,.l. ,m i. Miesoun racinc w ,i 7(Me. "et,fi:i,Vn0rf't;!.-. nf l.r OAl'lTrm j" WU. io a2 IDs., nom- J"!: ".7" n "ii' 74 r":.-" .. LV;- ... i. .h clijipeu wiuie, 04 ta i ioa.. 44'tnsc. Ive-1 n York Central lloo 117 114 lis . .rr.7n. Lt Kir a. net ijmii 7v, U The -,'l'l. ' uu-: Shipments, 1,2m bu. N. Y., O. A V. so 44i 44 44 ,lr.?p" "VL.-.. -n7. ",..-??. ?ti r I liAi-oteady; pnn.e. l.io; Mo. L 11.104 Norfolk A Western 6"0 lis. loo, loo :'.J,r;' w .... . -vv. v ..v , u . N(J it.uxai.oa; No. X Wia NorU Amsrlcan luo a ft W . II whiohc. ..... ... HOPS Kirm: state ' uimnmn to rhnl Northern 1-aclfic I.OuO 1 le 1M Oata voundittons were a renecuon or me 1U1M wk .,.i. .ifi .;:.T' Pacille Mail lis) li i n toliiKS tn other oereala. The variations in , th uric of the September delivery were bounded by Ssc and il'c. latt figures were 3VsV39vc, a rise ot lMjlo above an . . , I r.v. sec July pork aioue reiaineo no ot a moaerate IT1i;j , ince, wnicn an proaucis an area eariy. liaM 1.,i4f! l.'S'lS. luiiilliia I ! lairin t.mt ism. lvulsc: lsub. nominal. " Pennsylvania . . I UnT.l iaial illllL UltTlaUJ . Wlltltll AIIICI It-K. LmC: la... n . a. f -rT"-L "V.7" . . 1 Piiimhursf fja.l I k 1 'l" w I jj v hamlirlr 41 oca. 1 " . HKib-Steady; hemlock firsts. 25'ij I r"T. S SiesT Car' Olllls. iaMei tOlrdS. 1Hiu22c: re- Halim.n Palace Car.... jectea, iN4c. d . ISSrr iork ? nl.PheUic"n.t low and LVlSlONParl,, steady ; mess. 125.0 .o. MiTJ.. .n rl,. Vi,.wii KtifL, .ju; tamiiy, i.iMUii.ou; snort Halls r Bieel Sprint. other artlclta down brrU(C. Leading futures ranged as follow: Articles. . Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. clears. Ui.jU kepubiic Steal Uj.oO. beef, (inn; mesa. Jli.OuiJj la.U; lam-I Hepubllc steel pfd... ny. ii.vw3.isj; oeer nams, -4.wiia.uu. cut en 17 11 '1 12 .' 1U1 144 !8 131 3 7 ti 74 1IKI-), S.IUO 111 1U ll luo io. i i lot. jb ..... ..... 17 " ""400 'ii "ii' u 00 1M 1 lo m .. 51. W") 147 lii 1M .. 1.400 14 111, Ooaton Cloaing Stocks. DOSTO.N. June 21. Closing quotations on stocks were: Allouaa 40 Mohawk 41 Amal, Copper f4Nevada Con 11 A. 2. L 8 24 Nluisalns Mines .... 11 Ariiona com. 15 Nona butui . Aliantlo 7 North Lake 11 B. & c.. i. . n.. iiuid Dominion 1 ... 1 Osceola 131 ... 14 Perron 8. C 11 ...Iti Uulncy 71 ... US, shannon 10 . . 2Buiertor 41 ... s Superior A B. M ' ... 11 Superior A P. C lu ... 4Tamarack , II ... 31 U. 8. C a M ... 7U. 8. 8. K. 4k M.... 40 18 do pfd 48 11'tah Con. , 21 53 Winona 7 11 'Wolverine Ill 20 Butte Coalition Cat. A Artiona.. Cal. ak Hecla..., Centennial Copper Kaiuje C. C Kaet Bull, 1.. It... Franklin Uiroua Con Uranby Con , Ureene Canaoaa ... Isle Royale Oopper Karr Laike Lake Cupper La Salle Copper .. Miami Copper .... Bid. JUB It... June 11... Jun 12... Jun 11... Jun 14... Jun 16... Jun 16... Jun 17... Jun It... Jun 1... June 20... Juu 21... I I 40) 1T t 0 1 1 Uj 4 71 IkiVk' 7 Sb a li M S3 a I 1 2k 1 4 all l S 2ZV U U U ' " ( 1 71 2? T U ft ft 281 i 121 M a t U 4 l 4 N e t 00 6 07 V, 7 b7I t M( ft aj 3i 10) t 26 J 11 2S a I41W all ft 2i U 30 7 6i i4 1 U i bll f til K 171 h 971 29! 7 RHi f hil I bll aai ( 12 1 L btil ft all 4) SOI ft lo 7 63 ft W S 2 6 10i Sunday. ltecemts and dlsDosltlon of live stock at th Union Mock iid8, eioutli Omaha, Seu., lor twenty-four hours ending at 2 o'clock: ittictiifi a. Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.llorses CUStF ny 7 i .. 1 Waoash JKy 1 2 Mo lao Ky 2 Union pacific Ity.,.37 to 21 4 C N W Ky, east. .14 15 C ec N W ay, west...J W 2 C til P 11 k O Ky..U lo C 11 & VI XV, east. .12 4 .. C U U Ky. west.. 7 34 4 .. C H i k f, east.... 14 3.. C K 1 at F.west 1 .. . Illinois Central Ky..l2 4 .. .. COW Ky I 3 .. Total receipts... 217 175 34 26 SHKEl Another slow, dull trade was th result of continued liberal supplies In the sheep barn this morning, lu point of de mand the market was very similar to that ot yesterday, when much of the stork hud to go at price about lo lower during lata rounds. r Further declines wer Insisted upon this morning and both red and gran oiterinas were mean sellers from the start. The big end ot th run came from range sections, the iin as yesterday and sheep and year lings made up the bulk. After receipts had been shaped up ready for the scales and bids had been solicited on various ship ments the stuff began to sell at flguiea pretty close to 10ty l;c lower. Inyulry was very backward, however, and hardly enough business had been transacted dur ing early hours to get much ot a line ou values. For the two day this week the net decline on all classes of fat stock la fully a quarter, the best kind of glass wethers selling right around 24.7a, with strictly prim gra.-s yearling quoiabl at fa.Sie.OU, Several strings of half-fat stork suitable for feeding purposes arrived from'th west and met with a fairly active demand, but more or less uncertainty featured the trade owing to the fact th season ia Just open ing and prices are In the adjustment aiage. Uuutaiions on grass stock: Cliolce spring lambs, 17.3i.ii7 80; fair to good spring lambs, frt.T.Vy ; J6; good to cViicc yearlings, 16.u0jl ft OU, fair to good yearlings. liAkmi j..; good to choice wethers, M.tsWH (; fair to good wethers, ftOtyt.oO; good to choice ewes, ft 40t4 6S; fair to good ewea, 3.V 40. Ketiresentutlv saiea: No. V Colorado-Mexican ewes 20f Colo.-ldexlcan spring lambs 74 spring lamba 04 apring lambs Ii western ewes 42 western ewes iSs western yearlings 10 Colorado ewes, culls IM Colorado ewes 247 Colorado wethers 112 Colorado ewes , 7 spring lambs 1S5 western wethers 62 western ewes 2o3 Western ewes 40 western ewes, culls 74 western yearlings western ewes 11 western ewes, culls 41 Idsho yearltnga. feeders.... PS Idaho wethers S."1 Idaho wethers 82 Idaho ewes 343 Idaho yearllrga. culls, feed rs 67 40 Idaho ewes, culls 101 DISPOSITION. Cattle. Hogs, fcneep, Av. . 84 . i9 . M . 47 ...103 ...120 .. 7 .. fe" .. 102 .. W .. 100 .. 47 ...113 .. M .. 103 .. fS .. 75 .. Ill .. 7 .. a .. 92 .. M 100 Tr. 4 7B ? 75 7 75 5 76 4 SO 4 M 6 M) 2 00 3 F4 4 0U 4 00 C 60 4 0 4 20 4 35 a 25 6 75 4 35 3 25 4 4 75 4 75 4 bO 3 75 3 5 HAY RESORT TO -ASPHALT CHICAGO LIVE STUCK MARKET Omaha Packing Co.... 4.13 Uwlft Co 744 Cudahy Packing Co... 1. Lift Armour Vi Co 1,267 Murphy A & Co, from K City.. 112 Kenton Yansant & L 40 Stephen Uros 2x3 Kill 41c bun 14s F. B. Lewis , 64 Huston ft Co 25 J. B. Koot t Co 61 J. H. Bulla 63 L. Wolf 12 S. Wertheimer 25 , Htilllvan Bros SU Mo ft Kan-Calf Co.... 4 Cllne fc Christie 25 Other buyers tfti l.Moo 2.t3 2.140 3,110 115 4s3 1.783 1.778 1.54.- 10,609 264 8,234 Jirw York Mlalasy Stocka. NEW YORK, Jim 21.-Cloalng quotations on mining stocks were: ', ,A ,. Alice 200 Lea4Tm4 Ton. ft Biunswlrk Con 7 LUU, Calel ......... Cam. Tunnel atock... 24 Mexican ...... . .10 do booae 11 uuiartu Cou. Cel. A Va sw Ophlr ......... Horn silver 40 kiandare Irou ani la, Tallow Jauket Otlarad. .. w .. 14 .. v Batik Clearing;. OMAHA, Jun 21. Bank clearings for to day were fl,St2,41.20 and tor in corre sponding data last year were !L7M,07a.. OMAHA GE.MiUAL MARKET. Wheat I July T. Kept. frl7 Dec. Mfittl Corn I I July l&snt&saj Hept: leostrnii LVc. iSKuV4 9ST ysvo as CO 61 MVi Oata July ttept, lec. July Sept. Lard- July I K9H 0SI cz,Vv meats, steady; pickled bellies, iu to 14 lbs.. Hock Island Co. pld.... lii.ouwloo"; Plckied hams. ftlb.tOh 16.60. Lard. , ir p easy; middle west, prime. 12.i0ra 12.60; re- . oau lined, firm; cuiitiueni, flj.2u; Houth Amer L-J lea, $14.00; compound, fS.sBlOOO. 61 h teTsl TALLOW VI ulet; prime, city,, hhds.. Sc. nice. oieauy; uonieatic, ."iiac; Katua, St. L. 8. W. ptd.... loaa-Shellleld 8. 1... Souiliern Pacific Southern Hallway 80. Hallway pld Tvnneeeee Copper l,T 41 4UU 14 400 40 10O 11 4U) 7 lue ?l 40 14 44 11 7, 71 16 4(1 14 4- 11 7b-. 7o S4.JU0 14 1211 IMS at ..... 1 im i in.. . pi.i , .pcviau. an 'a 1 iu et r.n, ?. W." T I Ciaw: nilru. 2;4.c: tnirda to flretu K.i T.. . AW.. r . 1 8pL Ribs- a...... July Sept. 40 I l 40l 23 85 22 M 12 55 23 60 22 67H1 i 12 42', 27c: state creamery, common to fina. T., St. LAW, ptd r r,v ,n Sf; process seconds to specials, 22((i4tic, union raciiic ....... S3 I 3V 4"il rul.i-iL.i,.,,,,,,. u,,,..!. ...,7' ,.x..' tinion facillo pld... 't,,3Wi!Vl 37"- .Vrrl-r.,. I:?. - ""r;." t-niiad sutaa ttaaltr I lec. 34d 4v ! 40 SH :ttm'7l,"r:'"".f ."V'T..1,."''.: U nited Staiw Rubber... K- t aood". L'137 skim."" XX to Z Y, f"c. I t'tata C.per k.uj& rirm; state, cennsyivanl and Vs. -Carolina CbemicU nearby hennery, white. Ttu2oc; state, Wabash .... Pennsylvania and nearby hennery, gathared I Watiun pld white, aitate: state, Pennsylvania and weeiern awiim nearby henneiy, brown, fyiic: state, Pennsylvania and nearby, gathered grown. 21(0 Sc; gtesli gathered, extra firsts, 20 C2h quotations were aa folfows: VT V. A ! ' - ,W."k:. w",ern , br?1- V; .iiJVT usao en, 25c lolws, l.iil.lvc; turkeya. IO.11H0. r 1AJ tV I'H U J , a-e uaaavilieii W . w-' 1 . . . , . . . AM: straights. Rku4.75; spnng stralghw. ''f' . T,..eV rn orouers, jwoiocj aiafi4au: haJtera u. .oui.iAL. 1 2 34d 23 70 22 W 12 55 12 62 11 20 12 72' 7uu suu l'H 1 7i 40.100 114 lat, i;i euu 11 a 12 Uta 14 W ol 'i' M Ki b M t! U 12 62V 12 4T 12 20 12 12 13 12 tO 23 70 22 70 12 45 12 50 IS 01V iz 00 23 (5 22 M 12 50 12 bl 13 20 12 70 ,, eUU i,M .. 2.KW 41 .. !, 71 on 11, .. l,w .. 2,liib 1.SUK leu eu 20 44 44 i '.4 41) 41 II 71 lle . Ui-fc 43 4i W,ellii(bouaa fcl.Ulo Weelern tulon . Wueeilng A U Tot leelaa for Iks war. lla.a) iharea. 40 1 41 44 J t 41 a 44 44 4J HYK No. 2. 75760. AKLEY Feed of mixing, 47tj62c; fair to I 4Uuice malting, ovuwe. ST. St. Loola Ueacrat Market. LoUlsi, June !1.-WH1SAT-Futures, KKDrt-Flax. Na 1 southwestern, 12 05; I hisiier; Juiy, stn.c; bepteiuoer. oVc. Cask, No, 1 northwestern, 12.14. Timothy, 14.25. higher; track. io. 2 leu, JNu. i Clover. 111. fa. I u.rd. swiill.uv. PKUVlSlON.-a aiess pora. per ddi.. 1 00,1 CCIK.N utures, nlglier: July. dO'c: Seu Lard, per 100 lbs., $JS.i7M,a24.0D. Short rlba, tembei. bu't.c. Own, lugner; track. No. I iwituwa lues, (HHiswy fia.wii, nun vicail smve, I sltC rtlO. 4 Wlliio, out:. (boaedl SU 40. . I UATS Futures, higher: Julv. 37Uc: Ken Total clraranoes 01 wneat ana riour were uniicr, Sko. cash, higher; irack, No. 2 Caaad.an reeine ...,uii nana annas t'lieeabraaa B cum., iw.mn, Ciil. uraat waetern.. zia aouioern jvauwaj Chi., sill. A St. t..Ul o pld Lost loa CImIbbT Blocks LONDON, Jun 2L American securities o bailed irregular today. Later prices ad vauced un lignt support aud at noun tne market was urin apd from T abova to biow yesterday 1 mw lyra close. Condon clus.ng aiocks: Con aula, money ..! 14-14 Ixiulsrllle A Naah...lM do account II Mo.. Kan. A Teas,.. 40 Amal. Copper Near tork Central ..111 Anaconda onulk Ik weelern.. iu .... ..10, ao piq se do pld luo Oniaiio A weetarn.. 44 peltlmora A Ohlo....l iSPeiai.jlvaola equal to 77.000 bu. Primary receipia were c; No. 2 white, 40us-c, 2U2.1SJ0 bu.. compared with 2U2.J0 bu. the KYt, Lower, 7Cc correopundliui day a year ago. The world' FLoL'K Firm:. winter patents. 14.50fi5.JE visible suplY. as shown by Bradstreal's de-j extra fancy and straight, f4.4oiu4.a5j bard creaaeo t.ai.taw du. womanu rwcripis rori winter clear a, tt.w&t.w. tomorrow: Wheat, ft cars; corn. 17k cars; LlNst;Ll 43.tti2.u5. oata, II earsi hoga, 85,000 head. COKNMFAL fo.26. Chicago Cash 'i lees Wheal: No. 2 red. I BKAN Lower; sacked east track. tOdi ti .ucvi 1 .vo; x o. a 1 bm, ac-ie..w, a 114111,1, sciilfl0. No. 2 harj. Miic; Nu. 1 northern! MAY Quiet; spring, ll.dl.i lo. s norinern spring. lira 11 le, 112.uuul3.a0. e, - t A- . . . m 1 In... ,1 Aft . I " . . . - . . timothy. pa Hears Denver Hie Q do pld trie ae lat ptd da Id Pd Orand Truuk $1150918.00; llluiois csuiral fl.Ob4r1l.O1; No. 1 apring, MfrSl.03.. Corn: No 2 cash. 5k4iV0c: No. t white. 64Wc; Nu I white. :tt)vJc; No. I wallow, 60i;61c; . No. 3 yellow. bs,li5!)e. Oats: No. 2 while. 4oi4ic; No. 4 white. etJ4oo; No. 4 whit. ToiiWc; slanasro. 40J40c. BUTTKK fcusedy i vrearaertes, I4v,src gainrs, uejsao,. BAliGlNO -c 11KMP TW1MS 7c. PKuVltilONd Lard. sieam, iu.viiiin. i-ry sail meats, steadv boxed extras, 1 14 60; clear ribs, fu.oo: short cleara. fit 7a. Bacon, higher; boxed extra shorts, M-Ou; cUar ribs, I16.UO; short cleara, li Southern raellt. 11 t man raciiia .. Ia do pld M t. . Steal 47 iu ptd 14 W a base ! do pld Ul spaoleh 4, tiLiVUt-iar, icu 1 ItHd per uuuc MuNtl-lW'i per cent. Vn. rate oi discount in th open market 101 111 1 oe ... ... au .. Is. ,.. ai ...: ... H ... eu ...11J ... 20 ... 41 h Total 4,844 CATTLE Receipts of cattl this morn ing wer very liberal. 211 cars being re ported ln. Included among the receipts were some very good corn fed steers and a few range steers. There was also a very large allowing of cow stuff, a consiaeraoie proportion being grassers. Th market as a whole was ln unsatisfactory condition a viewed from a sellers standpoint in tnat it was slow and very late tn getting started with the tendency on most everything; lower. Packers were complaining that th hot weather had caused cattle to nil mucn heavier than usual and In consequence ar killing out with a much larger shrinkage. As a result they were Inclined this morning to move slowly and it was later than usual before thev would look at the cattle, an. awering would-be seller that their cattl wer. too fulL A weak feature of the cow market, especially grass cows, was th fact that slock ot that kina aeciinea ikb fl.00 In Chicago la&t week, while the de cline her waa very small. Kansas City also broke badly last week and ther seemed to be a feeling among buyers that nrlcoa at tills Dolnt war out of line. Con tinued dry weaher in some sections ot the corn belt appeaia to be responsible for th moderate demand prevailing tor stock cat tie and hence for the weakness ln prices. When buyers and seiiors tinany got 10- City Engineer Sees Little Hope for Enough Brick for Paring. STRIKE TILEOTTLES THE OUTPUT Comaaltte f whole Lraraa IladlsM tors 1st New Fir lions Ar Faulty Amends Milk' Or I sua art, 1 That all further street pavlnj ,. . present contract extending over a vast at a of the downtown district may be changed from th uso of brick to asphalt lonme-1 up s a possibility when City Engineer Crals Informed th Commute ot th Whol that ha had. ordered th work held up for a decision. Mr. Craig declared at the meeting yesterday he had mad a trip, of Investigation to the brick manufacturing ' plants of the slate and had discover th strike they are sustaining Mils fair to hold down the output far below th nees-'' sitles ot Omaha's contract work indefi nitely. Only 100.000 brick ar on hand for th city now, while several millions are needed. Thirty thousand feet ot street ar already torn up nijd surfaced with concret foun dation for the brick pavement, Th streets In that condition must be held up until sufficient brick arrive, but through th engineer's order no other strweta will b torn up in Ilka manner, unless for th purpose of being paved with asphalt. Th question of ordering tho asphalt pavement on the remaining streeta to be paved waa placed ln th hands pt th Judiciary de partment. Wrong; lladlatloa la Flro IIae. The commltt developed an adamant at titude toward H. M. Johnson, ot th John mi Howe-l'aige company when th latter came before It and admitted th company had failed to follow the specifications In the radiation work on th A men avenue fire house. Architect' W. I. Mtsoner sev eral weeks ago wrote a letter to the coua-' oil Informing it that th "radiation ln th flro liuus was ot a cheaper kind than tho specifications called fur aud must com out." Mr. Johnson admitted his company had' used a different type uf heating planHban the architect had ordered, but maintained stoutly that it was nut a cheaper kind. 11 was told that th committee could not judge of that, but would insist upon th Cattle Market Doll Hogs Reported HlKbrr sheep Market Steady. CHICAGO. June 21 CATTLK Kerelptn. I carrying out of the specified contract. Th 3,600 hend; market dull; steers, fH K'iS.tS; committee then referred th matter over cows, ft.254iii.75: hrlf'-ra, ft.otKa.W; bulls. !(.Wft.0U: calves, t3.OOtjS.75; stockers and feeders, f4.7.Vi) vn. HOtlK Receipts, 12.000 head: market fi 10c higher: choice heavy, I'.t.OK-H.ai; butchers, 9.6&fi.75; light mixed, 9.t.70; choloe light, t.70n.W; heavy packing, to tho committee on public landB and build ings. Acting upon a request by Health Com missioner Connell, th committee ordered that th ordinanc regulating th Inspection f9. 45(70.50; pips, t9.2iVfH.50; bulk of salea, of milk be amended to specify 10 per cent. 9.V9 70. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 12.00 head: market steady: sheen. ft.00ri5.25: yearlings. 15.75fMi.50; lambs, $S.40ifr7. 25: sprinjf aiiiua, f 1 .uoiir a. Kansas City Live Stock Market. Instead ot 16 per cent of butter fat, as a requlreimnt ot city milk. It was explained the state law requires th presence ot IS per cent of butter-fat In milk, and there fore, the city ordinance should be mad to comply with it. Wonld Have Barber Board. A draft of an ordinance was submitted KANSAS CITY. June II. OATTT.K Re ceipt. 11.000 head, including 3.000 southerns; best steers firm; ton, fs.50; other cause slow, steady; dressed beef and export forbidding city employes from circulating lorn, (i.uvtii.w, 1.11 jauu.wwi.u,, ,.,,., e,., I,.. i,r,,v.m.nl In .1tv Bnrk .il.rn ' iliri 14 MVTTR 2K- alocknra im r"""- - feeders, 3.2fj4j.40; southern steers, $4.0iKf for their personal gain ln money or other- 00: southern cows. 2.fnrits.w: native eows. wise. Such an act waa fixed as a mlsde- iirllZ- n ,uva VZiS '0UW-w; nuns, meanor alld ,0 b, punished by a fine of W!0!?: calves, RW.8.00. .a HOUS iKecedpts. l,uw head; light 6C tv ,v ... -v higher, others steady; top, bulk or I have the orainanca read Deior tn coun- saies, m v'uv.'M; neavy, .omuv.v; pacKera i cli tonlett I1(1 IIULVIiriS, V.fJU'?.OV. 11H111. e. tKKll tT.lftJ I n. , . . . . . nlas 16 7MIS00 l in appoinimeni oi a Daruors examining l? 1 1 r. 1 A . 1' rteceipts, ooara wm iviibiuviqu am. jiuscu mm m head; market steady to 25c lower; lambs, Question for the council tonight. f.fsS7.90; yearlings, 15.0003.00; wether. 4.wya5.25: ewes, 4.0O95.00; etockers and feeders, 3.0Ol.a0. tit. Louis Llv Stoek Market. ST. LOUia Juna a. CATTLE Receipts, The proposed examining board la to n. amine all applicants for a barber's license, and to see to the enforcement of all regu lations upon th barbers of the city. 7.3 bead, including 2,800 Texan. Market 10 c CM A TOO Dt IDIfCTT'C ft 20c lower; native shipping and export OfclMrt I Un DUnitll O steers. J7.26iS.r5: dressed beef and butcher steers, 16.(Xg.10; steers under 1.000 lbs., 5.75 tj7.70; Blockers and feeders. 14.2d(.00; cows SECRETARY TAKEN ILL mwA Vi . i - tA '-,7 nnnnara t'l TJVis 9 iU S1IV4 (icuci Bit esw.aakru t v , VUllllci P( WU w bulla, H 26tj 00; calves, 5. joins, 75; Texas and Staple aad Faacy Prod ace Price Far nlahed by Bayer aad Wholesaler. KUTTfciR Creamery, No. 1, delivered to the retail trade, ln l-lo. cartons, zsc; No. 1. ln 25-lb. tuba, 2Ve; No. 2, ln 1-lb. cartons, 27c; ln 60-lb. tubs, 2'c; packing stock, solid pack, 2Uc; dairy. In 60-io. tuDs, zic. Mar ket chmigea every Tuesday. CHLliat Twins, 17c; young Americas, IOV , U.1S, AIVI, IIIIIClO, . I 7J- , ,III1UCI,CI, lsc; No. 1 bnck, 17c; No, 2, 14c; imported BWIUS, nu. FOULTKY pressed Droller, sue; hens. keys. pigeons, per dox.. tl.60; homer squabs, tJ Vv per dos.; fancy squabs, 13.50 per dos.; No. 1, 3.0U per doz. Alive: Broil ers, from IS to IV loa., lsc; ls to 2 lbs., Ike; liens, LiVfcC1; old roosters, 7o; ducks, full feathered, 7c; geese, lull (eatnered, lUc; tur keys, lvc; guinea fowls, 20c each; pigeons, idc per dox.; homers, 1X00 per doa. ; squabs, .no. 1, 12.VU per dos.; Xo. 2. bvc FlfeH tall froxeiu-Pickerel.. 10c; whit, fish. 14c: pike, 13c: trout, 14u: lark crap pies, iD-tilc; bpanian mackerel,-uc; eel, 16c; haddock, Lie; flounders, 12e; green catfish, lac; buffalo, ec; halibut, 11c; white percn. tc; bullheaus, 11c; white cat, 12c; roeanud, 11 each; eliadroea, per pair, tc; frog legs, 3oo per doz. MKAT CUTS R bs- No. L 16V4c: No. 2. 14c, No. 2, l(r?.c Loins; No, 1. lac: No, 2. 14c; No. 3, 12c Cnuck: NuC 1, lc. No. i. v5c; Nu. 2, so. Round: No, L 12c; No. 2. titoc; iNo. a, toc. ciate; no. i, ic; no. 2, li-fcc; No. 3. OUc FKL1TS Orangea: California Camel la brand liedland navels. bO si. per box. 23.0U; luu size, per box, 13.35; Lit! else, ptr box, (4.UU: 150 size, 14.25; 174 and smaller sues, per box. ft.oO. Havana Med.terranean swtvets, UH-lii slsem, per box, 13.00; lXH and IM slsea. per bcx, i3.250e.bO; extra fancy Mediterraiiean sweets, per box, U.K'iJ3 76. Lemons: Llniomera, extra fancy, Jm-3a sixes, fttOO; choice tOO-loO sizes, per bog, 16.25; 240 size, 50c per box less. Bananas : Fancy select, per bunch, 2.2642.50; lumco, bunch, I2.76tf3.75. flneapples: Florida, so ld sixes. 13. 0u: 42 size. 12.IJ4i4.Ub. Cantalounaa: California. 54 size, 3.U6; 45 standards, UW t(1.75. Cherries: California, per 10-lb. box, 1.75. Apricots: California, par four-basket crate, fUW. riuins; Callfoiula, rod, per 4-basket crate, 1.40, Peaches: California, par 2V-lb. box, fl-.o. Hales; Anchor brand, new. 30 1-lb. packagea In box, per box, fi.ou. VLliiiiiAiiuLo fotaioes: trisn, vv laoon sin and native, per bu., eotioc; new, la sacks. Per bu., tl.ia Cabbage. New Call. fornUi and southern, per lb., la. Onions: Texas crystal wax. per crate, a.-,ug; yellow. fancy, white. Indian steers, 14.50417.50, cows and heifers. 13.5Oi.0O. HOUS Receipts, 10,400 head. Market was afeajlvr n re atin liithla u.lleViJl.Th: nui' k urm get her It waa on the baals of prices that I fji i,9.70; butchers and beat heavy, Si.K of tha best beef steers did not show aa I tTTr-nTT avn T.iMR!i-Rinii much decline as that, but on the other head. Market 15c lower j native muttons, hand crass cows. If anything, showed more. Feeders suffered In about th sain pro portion as killers. Quite a string of tha Moncrleff cattl sold to a feeder buyer at fti and his rang heifers sold to the kill ers at 15.45. Quotations on cattl: uooa to choice corn 14.005.10; lambs, 6.751 .25; culls and bucks, 2.50U5.7&; Blockers, UOOy uU. St. Joseph. Live Stock Market ST. JOSEPH. Jun 2L CATTLE Re oeluts. 2.D00 head: market slow; prospects r.J e? ai..- on. tn .w..t rnmf.4 biuhiIv! stexs. Xa.utsixil.2h: cows ajin neilera. u . ....... t,l 7iv.7 Hi. .imni.,n In fair onrnfai I 13.0OlVl8.00. steers 5 2."iu.70;' good to choice cows and I HOOS Receipts, S.000 head; market strong heifers, Io.0o'(t7.o0; fair to good cows and to 50 h.gher; top, a.60; bulk of Bales, g.500 heifera. 13.0mi 4.60: good to choice Blockers I enaur ua.n itcvcin., ,vuv j w. -.v. H. B. Morgan la Hospital, Follovrlns; blow Recovery of Mr. Morgaa. (From a Staff Correspondent.) , , WASHINGTON, Juna SL-CSpeclal Tel. 4.800 I gram.) Hardly waa Mrs. Morgan wife of Benator Burkelt's secretary, declared out of danger and on a fair Toad to recovery when K. B. Morgan was taken to th same hospital in which hi wife is located. an Illness much resembling typhoid fever having shown Itself yesterday. Fear .was expressed that Mr. Morgan might be taken ill because of his close attendance upon hi wife, but It was not expected . that and feeders, 5.004j 00; fairly good stockers I had; weak; lambs, u.SOi OO. and feeders, 4.o0i;a.uu; common to raif stockers and feeders, t3.7&ir4.60; slock heif ers, S. 754. 78; veal calves, f4.BmQ8.25; bulla. stags, etc., 3.voq.iu. Kepi taentatlv sales: BEEP STEERS. No. At. fr. So. Ar. Pr. i 1071 1 II U IM TN M 134 I ia 42 LU4 7 i 11 ..10u4 4 45 COWS. 4 K) 1 H II 1064 4 N 1 120 I Tl IU Hi I H H W IN 14 MO 20 4 lit 4 K 1 lvel I 10 1 1U21 I 71 HEIFERS. f 600 4 00 U 721 I M CULLS. 1470 4 40 1 ltto 4 M UN 4 4a 1 Ui I M 1 1410 4 10 1 ll;e I 20 CALVhii 4 411 4 41 2 IIS I M 4 M I M 1 144 I 00 1 234 I 00 1 141 1 00 1C 172 I 71 , 4 117 I 00 1 114 1 Tl l 144 f 10 1 110 T Tl I Ids I ft, 6TOCK1SKS ANL) 1'Li.DtKd. T Ul 4 II 10 160 4 40 1 744 4 al 7 til (H 141 4 41 It 14 f M Stoek la Sight. Receipts of live stock at tha five principal western markets yeateraay: cattle, tioga. oil sen. , S,m 6.5!) e.540 2,0 South Omaha St. Joseph .... Kansas City .. t. Louis Chicago ll.ouu 73,000 2,500 (.000 14,500 lO.HW 12,000 1.000 24.0OO Totals S3,lf0 48.1M V,S40 hlnhar- mime short bills is 2V per cent; li Si, steady- UonUi. bills. 3WJ ?-l. er cunt. """. 111! TIIO Ol SJm V'adfyir.it ul-LTRY-Flrm; chicken.. 13c; springs. '- r7prmiflr"?. trL' y1"- fU,U' IHil turkeys. 17c; duck c; geee. Jc. f"1';' CEeTbrOTy;1, ISlSies twins. cr" Ka l4uL5c; young Amerioaa, ligitc; long horns, 1Mi15V,o.- POTATOb W .iKaay; chol to fancy, U Sue: fair to gool. itsieo. POL'LTKl ajieedy; turkey, U-c;- ehlck na. 14c; springs. ,!J24. VEAlStedy; 50 to sO-lb. wts . sflltjo; (4) lo -lb. wts., Mjoj & to 110-1. wts., loailoic. Keveipts Tooay vt near, ia cars; corn, au. h.U06 tteady, 17c Flour, bbls... Wheat, bu.... Corn, bu Oats, bu .. o2.ouu .. 12.UU0 K1.UU0 45.W0 Liverpool Grata aad Provlaloa, LIYKrU'OOL. Jun tl. W H KAT Kpot, cars; oata. IH o.r IXl'maled tomorro'w- cull; No. I red western, winter, no atock; Vneat. cara! eorn. 17 cara; oata. 11 ear, futures i firm: July, as bd; Octob.r. 6s vd; . I lieveinber, nominal. . Mew York Car) I'rlcea. Th following ejuotatlons ar furnished by iiryan, iiieuiuci new lora oiocg ga, ia Buutu cixtceuiu sircei. . to . 22 .104 .lijk Bfti 6tt Oai tl N.v. CorvjolldaUtJ Receipt.. Shipments r " . . . r.-"""- 7.1AU 10.600 ......... 11 Kawhida coalltloa 22.0UO 47.0.0 '.h, Cauaoilualal... It, K leniral Kaasa City Gralm aad Frovlaloaa. KANSAS CITY. Jun tl WHEAT July, 2c; arpuiuber, KC: Pocetnber, mc. Ca.h. Hj.V iUgher: No. 1 cyU.U; No. i, klortfl 04. No. I red. t2c; No. t, k&yale. OATS Vnchanged to lc higher; No. t White. SF.Wcf mixed. J34j34c KYK No. 2. w-erOc. UL'TTUU'rumuii aelraa Of- f Irate v a-: acorifls, 22e; packing stock. lOVfco. JtAV I iHThaugrd: rhoic timothy. 15; I ilioiee PTairle, f 1 1 'i 1 1 . bo ' f COKN'-Jjly, sa4e; eieptanber. tae; De euiber. 54 W Cash, Wtflo higher; No. 1 C-)KN pot quiet; old American mixed, Sa 3d; via Oalveaton. Is 2d; new kiln dried. 4a lutad; futures staady, July, nominal; beplember, 4a td. fLOWH Winter patents, dull; tts 64. . alllwaako Grata Mark. MILWAUKEE. Jun 21 FLOUR Market up lcwiJOc. WHLAT-Markat ltjlo higher; No. 1 northern, (l.lunrl.12; No. t northern. 11.06 1.10; tieptember, fao. OAT&V 40O. KAKLKl Samples. 53tO. 14, Swill tka. Ce .1 l it Seera, Kuatiwtk CO ,. M silver flit ...... US, euirer Pituburg lv a 11 I appearance so soon. Th Illness of Mr. Morgan and his wife very .eiioualy Inter fares with th office force of Senator Kurketu Frank Harrison ot Lincoln is it) Wash" lngton. W. E. Baher, formerly of Lincoln, wa 4. wo taken to Bt, Kllsabetli's HosplUl for th 12,0.K) insane Saturday last, having shown de cided tendencies toward self destruction. The comptroller of th currency has au thorised th First National bank ef Lau rel, Neb., to begin business with ftO.OOO capital. F. A. McCormack is president; J. II. Coburn, vice ptesident; W. T. Orahana Coffee Market. NEW YORK. June . COFFEB-The market lor futures opened quiet, at un changed prices. Europe sold a little during the dav and. while in onerings were utxen by local Interests, with the selling at no cashiur. time aggressive, prices saggea orr angniiy senators Burkett and Brown and Rep, S,8,? lr?4" vrne. "ffil 'a'a res.ntative Klnkaid today united upon th. oulet and unchanged to I points lower, recommendation ot John Reef to be reg- Malt-a were 3.500 baas. Closing bids follow: 1 1.,. lurii i imiWm rvaivar at june ana juiy, iw, auiuii, ..you, s.pi.a- ,.,,.,. , nrr.u.n imw, K.h tu.r ind nciniier. s.auc: iovemuer anu ue- - - cenibrr, 6.65s; Januai y, 6.70c; February, Pror. M. M. ogg oi tne university oi ha) 4 at W ESTERN8. William Moncrleff Wyo, 126 feeders. 1102 6 00 6.74c: March. S.75c: April. 6,76c; May. 4.77oi .New York warenoua aenveries yesteraay, 19.705 bags, against s,4W Dags last year. iDot. steady; Klo, No. 7. 4'ai 6-lbc; an- tos, No. 4, DHc Hid, quiet; Cordova, ') 13V.C. lirn i4 A pt oal hitar aifiini.v vn..ri tA thai stlmat by about sixty carloads this morn- I NEW YORK. June ing. Fully 12,uou head wer yarded. With 1 market closed dull. 15 Cotton Market. 21.-COTTON-Spot h ii v iz injo nad wpira i.Mm will. I ma k iiusru uun, m vuuuo iiikiici , liiiu two or three exceptions this Is the heaviest dllng uplands. 15.30c; middling gulf, 15.55c; In.l. riev'a reicalnta thna far trila vcar. I Bales. 1.037 bales. Firm prices were paid In both divisions at I Futures cloatd steady; Juna. 15.21c; July, th opening, fully t.Ouu head selling at prices lb.Zoc; August, it.s.c; Bepiemoer, is.juc; Uu little oitfeient iroin tnose ot Four of the first droves put up oy packer. ia.c, y "JV. ., First Lieutenant Edward C. Lynch, med averuged aDout fs.41, aieady with yester-I or. LClLla, June 21. u i I u. Meaay ; I ..... . day s average ooat. Good light bogs sold middling. 14',c Sales, none; receipts, l.ouO leal reserve corps, Is ordered to active duty arounu n.4on.4i ana on up as nign as I oaies; BiupniniK, i,in vnu, aiucn, una win proceed to r ori u, a. liunseu ana Nebraska la la Washington today enrout to New York. Ii was a guest of Senator Brown at luncheon. Representatlv Hitchcock, who ha tea abisent from Washington a couplo of week In Nebraska, returned to th capltol today. ' The following army order have ban Is sued; Becond Lieutenant Walter It. Weaver, Fourteenth Infantry, Is transferred at hi own request to the Twenty-eighth ln liavie-lal . Kir Can ire . tly lonaoiioan Kmnklin Oirvua ' T.oiouah ktllln. GoUliald Coaa-.j.... 1 frinitr ttaar Gololi.i4 lloratiea... IViNo'ia 1 aa ... Ool4liel4 Duy 4 Uua.mla Grweaa taauea TwUrasa pap.rattoja Troasary Btateaaeat. WASKINOTON. Jun Jl Th condition of th treasury at th beginning ot buslnea today was a follows) Trust Funds tiold cola, .0.2O0,86; silver dollars. 4aS.175.OUU; silver dollar of laiJ. 13.6sA.OuO: silver certificates outstanding, f 4aa,175,OuO, General Fund Standard silver dollars In general fund, M.tLO current UabllilWa. IS4.U3 242; working balanc In treaaury of. flees, 40,451,475; subsidiary silver cum, ncr crate. 11.76. Uarllck: Extra nor lb., lac; red, per lb., 16c. Eag Plant! Fanoy Florida, per doz., (1.&0&2.UU. Temo- toes: lexas, par ,-oasnoi ciaia, ti.ia, Deans; hiring and wax. per namper, pout 23 lb., U.iiu; n.arket baskets. $1.00. Cucumbers; Hot nouae, per uu., avuma, xcxaa, per bu. box. It-to. . llOMK-UKUVVni VtUi;TAUL8,R.j. tabes; extra fancy home grown, pr doa. buncnes, aw. u.im. sancy !( nar dox.. SOo. Parsley: Fanoy home inrnn' per uoa. wwuvowv. wvw. Luiiuaiu, r,r Hi). r,nriia. 46c. Aaparagus; Per doz. bunch.,. AfAtlk: Green onions: Per doz. buncli..' aio. Tarn. pa: Per market basket, toe. Car- mii: 1'er mai aei uasaei. wu .x. ueeie: Per market baaket, td)i5. bpuiach: 1'er i... market basket. 6UC ... . , V I -'I' L, . 1. m.. IK Sa. v au w ... a-B. aoiur nta No, L per lb., I7e; California No. I per lh 1441. MISCELLANEOUS W'alBUts: jDacj,, per lb., 3o; Calif oruia.. Ne. X. twr lb., 17c; Cali fornia, No. 1. per lb.. 14o, Hickoryouta: lilCKOKY NllTli-Large, per lb., 4u; mall, per 15.. 6c. Large, pir lb., 4c; small, per lb., 5c. Cocoanuts: Per sack, (5 W: per dos. 65c. Mlaaeaoolt Cera la Market. MINNEAPOLIS. June 21 WHEAT-Julv. (1121; tieptember. 10a'; Prcemuer, 1.01V Cash, No. 1 hard, l.HHl No. 1 northern, tl.l4Val.l5; No. 2 northern, $l.U'ijl L", No. northern, (l.WntlLHV FL-XSEED-Cosed at 2 11, COHN.-Yellow. 56Vtjilc. OATS No. I white. t7S$3'e. KYr-j71o. HRAN-In It) lb. sacks, (160fll62S. FIjUL'K First imtrnts. In wood. f. o. b. Mlnneaitolls. fitufi5.40; second patents. 15 00 i5 20; first clears, 4 05U4.il; second clears, I li.SOKJllU. U .50, wlm heavy hogs moving at l,3oj I bales. 1.40, accoraing to quality, txtieine heavy and roukh gradea a era neglected and had to sell al the bottom or tn list, enipbeis bought very sparingly, but daspit this fact Wool Market. BOSTON. Mass.. June 2J.-WOOL Th ,,,;.ni.i,i a. r.Hn.l,lv ..... .,,,1 . nuniei lOCBIIjr rciliaillB liaiieso, Willi " T;r,ion of raceiuL. lala in verv T...M carcelv anv ,nnulry and fewer Bales, iarg port.on of rceipu sold lit very ood . ea, deae,g hav mado very few nur- k!?..;.! tr.lniait. that ram. in .ft-, chases I nthe west, believing that prices "a. ni i- moat if the 2raw ciders h!d bela filla.l 'eru are "t"1 to "'Kn' M"' re curta"" fleld rtlllery. f atural y gave ?.".lpts burdensmne' lp. " ftnd hl' he light good, market open. HuUhe.on. fcixti , i7r..'L -7,h ..iiJ.. !. h.i VK oon there 1. ne d-inand for raw material lMiarance, and sellers found it hard work to dispose uf their holdings toward th cioa at price weak lo fully a nickel lower than aajly. A spread of tH.Siii9.45 bought up th lona sirliiaa. tii same as yesterday. Top ra niaiued unchanged, best ligots going at fv.bti. report ln person to th commanding offle cer of that post, for duty and by letter to the commanding general of tho Depart ment of the Missouri. ' Leaves of absence have been franted ag follows: First Lieutenant 8. Fuger, Fourth. our months; Captain Grot xth cavalry, two months. in BIKlll. A mwa live i ci 1 1 vu l eiifwit llcta I m . ... r A e haned hands, and a few Bales of Mlchi. Prlotent Advertising Ik th Road to. can one-quarter blood are recorded. A fair I Big itsiurns. demand la reported fur sum products. Me. At. 8h. Pr. 41 141 isu ( 10 II 4sl I W w m kw u II 1-1 IM 14 M I an IU el eiu 1I ia II IM ... Ill II Ul toO I II U IM SI t H la t'Ji 40 U II lal 4a II i 1.1 1 I u 14 t W III ii i i 40 rtvt lu & eo IJT it ,,.IM 3u I Hi, W i4 IM Il7t 41 Mf ... 1 40 40 ! ... 140 Ik 2M 120 I 4V 4 Ml ... I 40 M ; SO 40 II SO 1 40 41 I ae 40 14. Ixt in I 44 Is... 140 ia In 41 WIS. ,.ii im 4o ..2,1 10 40 Ne, At. la. Pr. 14 ISO 1W 1 42V, it u im I 41 s, 14 il eo I tl'w 14 Jot IV I 41V, I tPJ ... I4IS, 14 2V IM I 41 14 141 40 14!', 44 141 LW 141, 71 141 ... 41 44 lei ... 142 M ISO 144 IU, 17. 14.. TO. . T7.. II.. 4 .. 10.. U.. 44.. U. n. it. 44 .. tl... 12... Ml ..IU ..Ml ..111 ..240 M I 42 I 41 t 41 ' I 41 M I 41 224 140 I 44 aai 10 1 41 4 4 I 44 141 ... I 41 .....Uf ... - 110 HO I 41 IU I 44 I I tu I 44 Ml ... 141 , IU 40 I 41 .....114 ... 4I' ....21 ... I 41 im ... irrvi Dry Goods Market. NEW TORK. Junn 21.-DRY OOODS The trade ln bleached sheetings for the day waa brisk, but the call for yarns ws ot little volume. Export continues quiet. The men s wear market rules slack, as buyers ar not Inclined to place much business be fore the opening of th new season. Sugar Market. NEW YORK. June il.-SrOAR Raw, steady; muscovado, tftl test, lute; centri fugal. Be test. 4 mo: muiaiscs sugar, u test. 2 4kc. Refined, quiet; crushed, B.loc; granulated, l.loc; powdera. i.zm;. Peorl Grain Market. PKORIA. Jtne ll.-CORN Higher: No. S shite, avci No. 2 yellow, c; No. I yel low. Mc: No. L ase: No. 4, 7e; ne grade. 62e. OATS Higher; strndard. SM'c; No. 3 white, Uc; Na 4 wMie. J7V&Jo, Omaha Hay Market. OMAHA. June tl -HAT N. 1. f (M; Ne. I. (7.60; parking, 14 5o; new, fl0.no. htraw: Wheat, a.uu. ry and oats, 7.00. Alfajra, 12.00. 1808-1010 JohnMuirSfo, SpeoaustsIn Odd Lots PlsUnce from tha market no longer prcrenU t ratling In stock and, bond. Under our plan of monthly payment yon cau buj and rest hecurn agalost sudden breyak in the market. sirs rom cxcux.Aa xto. is "ODD I.OT niTISSTaf-aTT." Members Stew Tork Btoek Sxohaag 71 BatOADWAT, aTEW TOBX. . T J f