THE CWATTA DAILY I5EE: WEDNESDAY, JVlsK 12, 1901.
l;ltCIAI; AM FINANCIAL
GoTemmcnt Crop Report on Wheat Onuie
Ortut Bush to Eel!.
JULY CLOSES ONE-HALF CENT LOWER
('nrnllcnrlih tilth Whrnl ntnl from
Oilier Infliic-nces (Mm I'nlrl.v A
Hip nl Times Provision lle
ii el mi 1'rollt 'Inking.
CHICAGO, June It. Marked weakness
characterUedMho wheat mnrket today. July
cosing He lower. July comi closed a
V lower, July outs 'tc oovvn and provisions
uuchungud to depressed.
Sutfcrilclally, the figures In the govern
ment c.i(ii) ltpoet presented a condition 10
please the bulls, but a oompnrlsuii seemed
to convince both ImiIIk niul boars that there
w-juld be more wheat In tin- country than
would sell nrdund IOc and conseiiuenily the
tup of the gong fojnd a hoBt anxious to
scil July opened UttHe "wpr 1,1
,2c and with tlw downward course, us
muted by gcnernl rain In the northwest
and southwest the prlro declined, with oc
ins.onnl fractional rallies to ilc. The elosj
was weak and c lower at ilV.c. Rrnd
afreet's . reported the wiirld s visible do
creased 3,tWJ bushels. 'Ihlrty-two loads
were reported taken for export and seu
boiird clearance!", In which, the flour receipts
vvete initial to .ill.!"! buslwds. l'rltnary re
ceipts were I2.ijO bushels, ugalnst itti.'H) n
year rtgo, Mlnwupolls and Dultlth reported
;2!0 cam, against ilil earn lust week and 4i a
year ao, Local receipts w;re 112 cam, U
of enntrut-t grnibi.
Improved com wvnthor and the weakness
tnirntltrr with liberal receipts and
a poor shipping demand, wan the Uearlsh
....V.i.innii..n iii ilir .'urn tilt. .lull, under
dull trading, flolti between I2TIC and -Mc
and closed -'tti 'fee 'lowar hi I2f,c The only
demand was irom the pit shorts, and this
was ho light as to havo no apparent effect.
The onb desire seemed to be to sell, and
the weaKlicss that iluwlnpcd at the start
continued to the end of the session. Klfty
nlx loads were takin for export. Local re
ceipts were, 605 cnrn, 18 of contract grade
Oats were weaker with tho othnr cereals.
Trading was fairly active nl times, but tho
greater part of thciduy there was a surplus
of sellers. Rains lit the west apparently
more than offset the govorntn'lit report of
n falling off In the crop. July sold between
iiWV:z and .28c and. closed 4c lower at
27.c liocal receipts wvrc 212 cars.'
Provisions wcro active and HtronK to beRln
with on better prices Sor hogs, but on tho
advance there was a disposition to tnko
profits anil a reaction followed. July pork
ranged twtween JM.72H ami J14.52V4 nnd
closed 21ic down nt $14.77'4. July lard fold
from JR.) to JS.C2V4. oloslng unchanged at
.li5, and July ribs betweon JS nnd 8.12Va.
closing a shade lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat,
(A ears; corn, 225 cars; oats, 110 cars; lions,
fil.000 head.
The lending futures rnnged.as follows:
Arllcles.l Open. I High. Low. Close. I Yes'y.
Wheat
Juno
July
Sept.
Coin
June
July
Sept.
Oats
July Sept.
Poik
July
Sept.
Lard
July Oct
Sept.
nius
July Sfpt.
I I ... I
7H1
70W, 70'4
We"
71'fc 7Ui
f.9Vt
.1
IK)
'iivii'
II',
42'i1
43i4
42' 43H'Ai
43', 44
iSOatt'1 -Wi -bl a)-S26?W-t
' II S2Vi H 1,"2H V4 14 R0
15 W 13 00 ll'OO 14 95 II M
8 ft) 8 rCVi 8 M 8 56 8 C5
8 H7i 8 07 fi 57- 8 fi5 8 62V4
8 7Vi S 70 7 57h Q5 8 60
8 10 8 12H 8 00 8 06 .8 07i
i S 10 8 15 8 02V4 8 IWli 8 10
No. 2
Cash nuotatlons were as follows:
Fl.OI'R-Qulct; winter patents, J.1.8O33.90;
.trnlghts, I3.2ftg3.70; clears. J2COH3.40; spring
specials, $4.20; patents. l3.45jj3.S0; atralghts,
.'.Wni3.2r; bakers. $2.202,60.
WHEAT No. 3 spring, 6HI5SWc; No. 2
red, liiVdiZc.
CORN No.
43iM2iic; No. 2 yellow, 42
i .........
OA I S .no. iW, ro. jrwime, ic;vfl.nnc.
RYE No. 2. EO'.Jc.
MARl.EY- fiood feeding.
47c; fair to
irt mnlllnir. rilfie.
SEEDS-No. 1 llax, $1.71; No. 1 northwest
ern. $1.71; prime timothy, $3.003.w),
PROVISIONS Mess pork, nor bbl $14.80
I4.S3, Lard, per 100 lbs.. 8.l(f8.25. Short
ins., in.wssn.-z.
$7.95 8. 15. Dry
THIS HKIOS IIOOBU1, ,.iiu'aii.iu. Ul nnuru
hniilders (boxedl. fC.7V4ilT12i4. Short clear
Hides (boxed). $8.25Q8.37.
WHISKY Basis of high wines, $1.27.
Following aro the receipts and shipments
for today:
Receipts., Shipments.
Flour, bblf. 20.000 17,000
"Wheat, bu 15t.00) 71,'W
Corn, hU 387,000 104,000
Oats, bu 431,00ft 41B.000
Rye, bu 9.000 2.000
Uarley. bu 17,000 9,000
On tho X'roduce exchange today the but
tcr market was Arm; creameries, 16iJ18'ic;
dairies. 13fcfl7e. Cheese, steady, 9ifl0Vc
Kggs, weak, 10?ic.
M2W YORK (il'M'.llAI. MARKET.
iiotntliins of the Day tin Vnrlnu
t.'oniinnillt Ii-k.
NEW YORK, June 11. FLOUR Receipts,
27,:;i'i bblK.; exports. 15.S21 bbls.; dull and
lower. with wheat: winter patents.
$3.fi503,DO; winter straights, $3.45f73.55; winter
oxtrns. $2.50It2.85; Minnesota bakers. $2.WW
3.15; Minnesota patents, $3.904.15; winter
low crades. 12,3072.40. Rve flour, steady;
fair to good, $2.80ti3.10; choice to fancy, $3.20
(CJJ.UO.
CORNMEAI-Qulet: yellow western, 9Sc;
city. 95c: lirnnuywine, j2.4oaz.b&.
RYE Steady; No. 2 western. 59c. afloat;
state, 6Mi5(o, c. I. f., New York carlots.
HA RLE Y Dull: feeding. 4Sc. c. I. f.. New-
York; malting, 6Sy62c. c. 1. f., New York
carlots.
BARLEY MALT Dull; western, C5072C.
WHEAT Receipts, 327.400 bu.; exports,
132,131 mi. spot, weaK; wo. L' reo, 7W4C. r o
h.. n float: No. 2 red. 7Sc. elevator: No. :
northern, 4Vic, f. o. b,. afloat. No. 1 Du-
luth. 88r, f. o. b., nlloat.
Omlons onened steady, but soon weak
ened and ruled heavy most of tho day under
liquidation Inlluenced by Improved weather
conditions west, easier cables, small sea
board clearances and over discounting ot
crop report: closed weak, at 4WH decline;
1,i1 7T(?r?fl Mnajul at 771!,. H.nl.mmr
'U-ffuVTlV. closed at 74V4c: October. 74s.
75c, closed at 74ic; December, 75S1TT6H.
closed at 75s;r.
CORN Receipts, 397,100 bushels; exports,
533,470 bushels; spot weak; No. 2, 47Hc, ele
vator, and 4Sc. f. o, b afloat. Option mar
ket was weak an nay on account or canies,
of favorable weather west, llouldatlon and
the wheat decline. Market closed weak, at
iiVic net loss, juiy. ittfiitic. closed nt
47tHe: Soptember, 47U(fflS4c, cloaed at 47TJc.
OATS- Receipts. 118,600 bushels; exports.
122.2S5 bushels. Spot steady; No, 2 34c;
' n 1 Tlr. - Mn 1 ... V. I t11L,t X- 1 1. 1 A
S3c: track, mixed western, 32f?33!4c; track,
white, Z2tmic. Options steady, but quiet
on tne Diiiiisn crop report.
HAY quiet: spring, tB75c; good to
choice. furfjWic.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1900 crop. 17iT20o: 1S99. UBlScs old olds, 24Jc;
Paelllc const, 1900 crop, irJin9c, lS90,ii$f 15c;
old olds. 25li5c,
HlDES-Stendy; Oalveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
ISjC California, 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas
ilrv "1 In .111 11 1ifft4lii
LEATHER Steady ; hemlock solo, Buenos
yre, nisni io neavyweiRnis, 2vir-jc; acid,
23Vifl24He.
PltOVISIONS-Heef. quiet; family, $10.50
(iM2.00; meK, $9.oon9.50; beef hams, $20.5fl1f
21.W: packet, $10.wrtlo.60; city, extra Indlu
mess. SIS.CHwg n.oo. ("m meats, quiet: plck-
iimi im-iiiv, awjuuw; picKieu snouiders
$7,O07.25; plekled hams. $fl.7610.75, U-rd
ncnny; wesirrn sietmen, ?i.?o; renned, nrm
continent. $9.00; South Amerlcnn. $U.60: com
noiiiiil. Sh.ia. Pork, firm: fumllv ur.w,f
iO.00; short clear, $16.ayi7.25; mess, $15.50W
ID kJ,
TALLOW Quiet; city, 4'ic; country, m
RICE Quiet; domestic fair to choice. 3i
4li,i'; Japan. 4H(B4vic.
MOLASSES-Steody; New Orleans, opsn
kettle, good to .choice, 32fif40c.
nUTTER-Ueceintb, jj.ko pkgs,; llrnier
rreamerv. 15tnjfl9(c: factory, I2(ffi(,uc.
CllEKSK-Heceipts. pkgs. i unset
tled, fancy largo colored nnd white, SVff
iiiui: niuiiii i.iiii'irii, Tii mncy smni
wime. jc.
r.uvin m-'ttiHioj j,.? in(ia,j wthk; west
ern candled, 13'ifl3Viu; western uncnndled,
POl'LTRY Alive, weaker; springers, IS
-in:, iiirKeyi. jsu; iuwib. iuu; iiresseu, 1'JC;
springers, 22f25o; turkeys, 7&9o; fowls
t'liiw.
METALS-nillowIng the decline of Hes
semer pig iron at t'lttsuurg a row dayi
iiku local values todav broke considerably
Tim demand of Into hns been rather noor
nnd concessions had to bo made In order
to Inducn buyers to once niore purchase the
stock. The cloe wus cany at $').50n 10.25
for piR iron warrants: northern roundry,
$14.2j15.53; southern foundry, $I3.75tt16.25
and toft southern, 512.76015.25. In EiiRland
however, values wero without chungo,
OlnHgftw warrants closing at 63s 6d and
MIddlnsboroitRh nt 45s lOHd. Another In.
tereiitlnR featuro In local metal circles was
the strength manifested In tin. Prices ad
vanced sharply, recovering the loa scored
yesterday, and had a little to spare on
buying orders from nil quarters. Holders
were reluctant to sell, with a result of
eomp sult-s at $28.76 and before the close the
.bid tlgure was ralsvdju with eellers
nl liiiw. The i.el' ijslti for tR day wm
0 poll, is In Ixindon prices udvanccd 15
spot. ii.sliiK at Jtl-fi l-i and futures at
ill.v,, with only a iiht trade reported. The
rest of the Int were without chanRe as to
prlc or feature t'opper ruled nomlnnll
steady, while In London tho market closed
with prices a Ahade hlRher, spot standltiK
,it Li'j . ixl and futures nt .tC9 lis 31 Lead
held milte sfady, out unchanRed. London
tlOH"i at il2 l!d Spelter was dull and
nominally Jit U.WMM.W. In lyonoon values
were Is 6d hlRher, at 10 10s.
o.M.tiiA wnoi.iiSAi.r .MAntcivr.
Coiidllloii of 'I'rnilc unit Unotnflon on
staple mill fnney I'rndiier.
EUGS ttecelpts liberal; good stock, Arm,
ClVu rOULTUY-Hens, 7e; younff and
old roosters, 3c-j6c; turkeys, cgc; ducks and
Ktese, 0'. spring chickens, per lb., WUVk.
UUTTKIl-Common to fair, 12V13c;
choice dairy, In tubs, Hit 15c; separator, ISc.
I'UKSH KISII-Ulack bass, 18c; white
bass, Sc; bluellsh, 11c; bullheads, 10c; blue
tins. 7c: buffolos. Ho: catfish. 12c: cod. 'JC!
crapples, 7t(loc; clscoes, 7c: halibut, 11c; her
ring, be; nauuocK, juc, picKcrei, ic; pme, vc;
led snapper, K. salmon, lie; sunilsh, lc;
trout, jc, whltellsh, 6c.
I'inlOON'S-Llve, per doz., II.
VKALS-Cholre, HQlOc.
HAY Prices Hunted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers association: Choice upland,
W.50; No, 1 upland, J3.W! medium. JS.lw;
coarse, J7.M. Hyu straw, J6.50. Thefe prices
are for hay of good color and quality. De
mand Ilecclpts, 2 cars.
OATS-No. i white, Wc.
CO UN No. 3. 43c.
HKAN-J13.
vkuktadl.es.
SI'INACH-I'or bu. box, 40c.
Aril'AIlAUUS-Natlvc, per dor., 35340c
JtllUHAllll-lIome grown, per lb., l'ic
NKW Ulih-TS-Pcr uoz., 4oc.
NUW CAHHOTS I'er doz., 50c.
A'UW TUJtNll'S-l'er ioi 60c.
CUCUMnKHS-Holhousc, per doz., COcQ
tl.uo.
CARKOTH I'er bu BOc.
LKTTUCK Per bu., 2025c.
IlAUlSIIliS-l'cr doz., lofJOc.
I'A1ISI,K1 i'er UOZ., 3UC.
l'OTATOKS-1'er bu.. 70380c: Colorado.
JI.oul.10.
L'AIIHAOK New Calltomla, 2!4c.
TO.MATOKS-Klorldn. uer B-basket crate.
fancy. $3.50; Texas, 4-bsk crates, $2.00.
ONIONS Bermudas, per crate, $2.25; new
Cilllforula, 2c.
CAU LI FLOW'K It Home-grown, per doz.,
ll.uO.
UKANS Wax. per 1-3 bu.. 90c: strlnir, per
'A bu., 75c.
l'iSAH i'er bu., $2; per vs bu., ,sc.
CKLKHY California, per bunch, 50375c.
I'UUITS.
STHAWHKUIliliS-lloma grown, $:.25;
Missouri, $2.25.
CHKUKIKS-Cn forn a. per R-lb. box.
$1.50; .Missouri, per 24-qt, case, $1.75.
I'tiiACiiKH cniirornia. per uox,
Al'ItlCOTS-Cnllfomla. 4-basket crates.
$1.76.
uoosKHiJiiKins per 24-qt. case, w..s.
TUOPICAL FRUITS.
OIlANnKS California seedllncs. J2.75S
3.0r, navals, $3.5u; .Med. sweets, $3.253.50.
LKJIONS California, extra fancy, $3.75;
choice. $3.25.
11 AN AN AS I'er bunch, according to size.
$2.dOC2.50.
FiUB caiirornia, new cartons, oc; layers,
C5c; Imported, per lb., 10012c.
UATKS Persian, In CO-lo. boxes, Salrs, Cc
per lb.; Halloween, 5',4c per lb.
riKKAi'i'Lisa rer uoz., i.(bi.w.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY California, per 24-sectlon case.
$3.76.
ciufjit i'er uui., per nan om., t&ia.
XITT.C3 t.flu. ...nl....,u I V. itM. ,11-
u .i7"i.iigiiDii nniuuio, in., ...
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb.. ISalOc
raw peunuts, nur lb., 5i;-5Vjc; roasted, SWw
Vic; tiraziis, m pecans, iuyc.
HIDES No. 1 green, 5Hc; No. 2 green
,1 K.. 1 a,, 1..1 ,M... V'.. O .... 1 n.l Kli.
ail'. . ri. in,,, u;ji.( ..v. v nam u , W72w,
No. 1 veal calf. 8 to lbs.. 8c: No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., Cc; dry hides, SQ13c; sheep
pelts, ivuioa; horse hides, $i.Mrr-.-a-
St. I.ouls tirittn nnd Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Juno 11. WHEAT Lower:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 69Hc; track, 72Vigi
3'4c: July. Ui'ic: septcmoer, eevic no. .
hard, 70Vilr7H:c.
corn Lower; no. j. casn, iiic; tracit,
2'42iic; July. 4164lKc; September, Wc.
OATS Lover no. 2 casn. .TSriC track,
29c; July, 2S6i?2S4c; September, 36Hg26V4c;
No. 2 white, 31c. '
RYE QUIct nt 6I',5C.
FLOUR Easy : patents. $3.5003.70: extra
fancy nnd straight, $3.103.25; clears, $2. SOU
.w.
FLAXSEED Steady; no market.
CORNMEAL Steady, $2.30.
BRAN Rarely steady: sacked, aast track.
65fiCijc.
HAY Steady to strong; prairie. $9.00
11.00; timothy, $10.00013.50.
WHISKY-Steady; .$1.27.
IRON COTTONTIKS $1.05.
UAGGINOS-6V.i7c. ,
HEMP TWINE 9c
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; Jobbing,
$15. f5. Lurd, steady at $8,40. Dry salt
meats, steady; uoxed lots, extra shorts,
$s,23; clear ribs, $8.37V4; clear sides, $8.50.
Racon, steady; boxed lots, extra shorts,
..; clear riDS, w.aVi; Clear sines,
METALS Ix-ad, quiet at $l.32'4. Spelter,
quiet at $3.82H.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 7Hc: springs,
13016c; turkeys, 7c; ducks, 6c; springs, 10c;
geese, 4c; springs, sc.
RUTTER-Steady; creamery, 14W019c!
dairy. 127rl4c.
EGOS Steady. loic: repacked and cases
Included.
RECEIPTS Flour. 5,000 bbls.: wheat, 30.-
000 bu.: corn. 40,000 bu,; oats. 29,000 bu.
BHIPMENTS-FJour. 12.000 bbls.: wheat,
17,000 bu.; corn, 83,000 bu.; oats. 40,000 bu.
Liverpool Crnln nnd Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. June ll.WHEAT-Spot.
steady; No. 2 red western, winter, 6; No. 1
northern, spring, t.s, no. i (jamorntn. es la;
futures nulct: July, 6s Olid; September,
DS :'(!.
CORN Snot. quiet: American mixed
new, 3s HUd; American mixed, old, 4s 2Vd;
rutures uareiy steady; July, 3s lid; Sep
tcmber. 3h UHd; October, nominal.
PEAS Canadian, steady, at 5s Sd.
HOPS At London. Pacitlc coast, steady,
nt 4sfri4s 15d,
flour st. Louis rancv winter. 8d.
PROVISIONS-Reef. steady: extra India
mess. t2s 9d. Pork, steady: nrtme mess
western, 61s. Lard, firm: prime western, In
tiercPB. 43s: American renneo. in nans.
43s 3d, Racon. Ilrm: Cumberland cut. 26 to
30 lbs., 44s :id; short rlris, 16 to 24 lbs., 45
9d: long clear middles, heavy. 30 to 40 lbs.,
41s 9d; short clear backs, 16 to 24 lbs., 42s;
clear bellies, II to 16 lbs,, 45s M. Shoulders,
square, ii to u ins., steady, at 3CS.
Rl'TTER-Dull: finest United States, S!j;
goon umien niaics, os.
CHF.ESE-Amerlcnn finest white, dull, at
43s: American linest colored, quiet, at 43s.
tallow in mo city, quiet, at s; Aus
trian. 26s 6d,
Recelnts of wheat durlnc the last threa
days, iutMjo centals, including loe.ooo Amer
ican, iteceipis ot corn miring last tnree
days, 110,000 centals.
Visible Supply of Grain
NEW YORK. June 11. Sneclal teleeranh
and cable communications to Rradstreei's
show the following changes lu available
sunnlles. compared with the last account
WHEAT-Uulled States and Canada, east
of Rockies, decrease, 1,499,000 bu.; 'afloat for
and in Europe, decrense, z.iuo.uuo du.; total
sunnlv. decrease. 3.699.000 bU.
corn united males aim canaoa. earn or
Rockies, Increase, 661,000 bu.
OATS United States nnd Cnnoda. east of
Rockies, Increase, 99,000 bu.
Among the moro Important Increases re
ported are thoso of lol,000 bu, at Chicago
private elevators. 117.000 bu. at Coteau. 116.-
uoo bu. at Newport News and 60,000 bu. at
omana.
The lead ng decreases include thoso of
100.uk) bu, each at northwest Interior ele
vators and In Manitoba and 71,000 bu. at
Quebec,
Duo to monthly revision. Continental
stocks smaller than expected.
Kiiiimiio City i nil ii nml Provisions,
KANSAS CITY. June 11. WIIFATInlv
iiP.ic; September. 63Vc; cash, No. 2 hard,
CSc; No, 3, ft6017c; No. 2 red, 70f70ic; No,
3, tVi'fl 6'Jc.
foit.N-juiy, 40'ic; September. 41'ic; cash,
No. 2 mixed, 39?i4J(0c; No. 2 white, 41c;
No, 3. 40S.U41C. 1
OATS No. 2 whlto, 29Hc
RYE No. 2, 54c.
HAY-Cholce timothy, $11.00311,50; choice
pralrlo. $lo.uo.
RI'TTER-Creamcry, Ifl'.ic; dairy, fancy,
nquc,
ECIOS Weak; fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock, 9o dozen; loss off cases returned!
now whltewood cases Included, V4c more.
RECEIPTS-Whent, 46,400 bu.; corn, 11,
200 bu,: oats. 7.000 bu,
SHI PM ENTS Wheat, 49,600 bu.; corn, 22,
400 bu.; oats, 21,000 bu,
Phlludrliihln Prod nee Mnrket.
PHILADELPHIA. June ll.-RUTTBR-Stcndy,
fair demnnd; fancy western creum
ery, liU18c; fancy western prints, 19c; fancy
nearbj". 19c,
EOC1S Steady, fresh nearby. He; fresh
western. 14c; fresh southwestern, 13c; fresh
southern, 12c,
CHEESE Dull nnd easier: New York full
creams, small, !iMfl!c; New York full
creams, fair to choice, Sjfl9c.
lVorln MnrWrl.
PEORIA, III., June H.-CORN-Inactive;
No. 3, 4IHc
OATR-lnactlve; No. 3 white, 2Sc, billed
throuah.
WHISKY-On the basis of $1.27 for fin
ished goods.
Minneapolis Whrnl, Klour nml limn,
MINNEAPOLIS. June ll.-WURAT-Cash.
CSVic; July, 6707Ci Sfptembsr,
5WtCi on. track. No, 1 hard. 70Vc; No. 1
northern, ASVic, No. 2 northern. foMItoV .
FI.OI'R Lower, first patents. .l.vity. 91,
...finri li.l.nl. tl ?rt ll-a nl.n,, I If.At
. . r . . . . .1 1 .. n . ' . u-.. . .1 , ,i
IIUA.-.-II1 UUlk, jii.mn 70,
'Inlrdo (irnln nml .Spcil.
TOLEDO, O., June ll.-WHEAT-Active
and weak; cash, No, 1, 71'sc; July, 714c;
September, TO'io
CORN Weak; cash, 43c; June, 43c; July,
13'fcc; September, 44c.
OATS Dull and lower: cash. 28c: July.
27Sc, September, 26ic
RYIi 5.V.
CLOVERSKED-Cnsh, prime, $6.60: Oc
tober, $5.32'j.
VlllniiiiUrp Ornln Mnrkrl,
MILWAUKEE. June 11. WHEAT
I.owr' No. 1 northern. 72t-lfl73e: No. 2
northern, 70071c; July, 7OH0"2sc
KYE-Dull; No. 1, o2062Hc.
RARLKl steady; o. 1, 6ic;sampie, t
5214c.
MOVnMK,TS IX STOCKS AMI IIONI),
Vnlnmp Dnillims Sinnll nnd Shows
Mnrket Is Ruled by Priifessliinnls.
NEW YORK. June 11. Tho desultory
movement of prices In .today's stock market
demonstrated the professional character
into which It has again relapsed. The
volume of dealings fell back near to the
level which was reached previous to last
week s spurt of snecu atlve activity. Tho
opening mado a good show of strength
under the combined Influence of fnvoruule
Interpretation ot tho government crop te
non, puuiisneu atter tne Close yesteruuy,
and the rumors which enme thick from
London that Deacu wan Imminent in South
Africa. Tho crop report had the greater ef-
icct on account or tno snort selling wnicn
has been done by the bears during the last
week in expectation of a showing of uieat
deterioration In the crops. The rains which
nave laiien since tne nrst or tne month,
which Is tho date ot the uovernment'u com
putation, were taken as an offsetting fnctor
10 tne uniavoratiic leatures 01 tne report.
The short covering which developed vester-
uay aitcrnoon was, therctore, continued
witn energy tnis morning.
A sharn rulu carried Texas & Pacific down
z?k from the higher point, nnd Missouri Pa
cific Itself tell under last night. The whole
market suffered irom realizing until the ag
gressive movement in Missouri I'aclllo
cneckeu tne ue.'iine. Tins stock toucnea
1223, on expectations of a coming dividend,
The pressure an Texas & Paelllc was at-
triuuted to a change in the ratio or us pro
posid exchange with Missouri Pacific stock,
which has been supposed hitherto to bu
two shares for one of Missouri Pacific. The
sale of loo shares of Northwestern preferred
wus made at is points lower man tne pte
ceding sale,
The demnnd for uonns wns wen distrib
uted and prices advanced, Total sales, par
value, 3,l75,u0. United States were all
exchanged on tho last call.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: The stock mar
ket was brisker and hannler today on the
good war news nnd the increasing prospects
or peace. onBois were especially stimu
lated, rallying to on top of yesterday's
Into Improvement. American stocks wero
stronif on the unfavorable cron reports nnd
wcro steadily bought here. Prices advanced
on New York ouyinR, Atcnison, aoutnern
Pacific and Union Paelllc being particularly
strong at the close. Money was steady nnd
exchange on Paris was 25.22 and on Berlin
20.44.
Th fouowlnr ar tn closing prices on
Ihs New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
y.H do pfd
102H So. Pacific
108 So. Hallway
ii ' do pfd
1W 1 Tex, & Pacific
t8 T., St. L. & W....
4.1'i do pfd
4CH Union Pacific
US do pfd
1?S Wabafh
3S? do pfd
73 ,W. A L. K
,133 do pfd
, 21V4 Wis. Central
. 81 do pfd
, 4 P.. C C. A St. I.
:5 Adams Express ...
.llv'i Am. Express
, Hit V. 8. Exnresa
.187
. f.'j'.
. 3i
. "
. 4'k
llh
.ltfT'i
. W
. 21
. 41i
,. Jt'i
. 31
.. :k;
. 4.-.I,
.1S3
do rfd
Baltimore & O....
do rfd
Canadian rticlnc
Cannda Southern .
Chee, & Ohio
Chicago & Alton..
do pra
a. n. fc q
Chlrano I. & L...
do pfd
Chicago A E. 1 ..
Chicago & Ot. W..
do lit pfd
do 2d rfd
Chicago A N. W...
c, n. 1. ft r
Chicago T. 4 T...
do pfd
C C, C. & 8t. L.
Colo. Southern ....
do lit pfd
do 2d pfd
Delawam & II
Del. L. & W
Denver P.. O....
do pfd
Krl
do lat pfd
do 24 pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Rocking Valley ...
do pfd
Illinois Central ...
Iowa. Central t
do pfil
L. E. A W
do pfd
Ixillld. & Nnh
Manhattan L
Met. St. fly
Mex. Central
Max. National ....
Minn. & St. I.
Mo. Pacific
M., K. A T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central
so
. 4WVells.KarRO Ex....
.155
. SIS Amal. Conner
i:i?
SI.',
85
U'4'Amr. C. A K.
. cm
, :i
,1'i7
233
, M'.l
, Wi
, 4J'i
7Ci
. 10
. 7f',i
do pfd
Amer, Lin. Oil
. 23
. f2
. r:h
. 9.",
.144!,
. 4-44
. 79T
. SOS
.210
. 6U
mi
.215
. &1
. an
. 2:
. 7!i
.
. S5
. 4Mi
. 22
. 44ii
. 7C;
. 01
,. 66
. 4H4
.115't
. 44
. SJi
.MS'.,
. 10
. 75'J
,.14')i
. M
.. 14
.. 71V4
. Wit
,. 7di
.. :ci
..
.. 40V
.. !,
do pfd
Amer. S. A It....
do pfd
Amer. Tobacco ...
Aha. Mln. Co
Ilrk. Hap. Tr
( do. 1 . A
1.
Con. Oaa
Cun. Tobacco ...
do pfd
Oeneral Klaetrio
Olucoaa 8ugar ...
llo--klng- Coal ...
. V Int'n'l Paper
.1M I do pfd
.100 Unt'n'l Power ...
.llS'i liclcrie. Oaa
..i National Ulacult
, Si'Va National Iad ...
. im .N'atlonal Salt ...
do pfd
.:2l
. 64Va
.165
.1554
No. American
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mall
People's Oaa
Ires5ed S. C
Nor. A Weat
do pfd
Pullman P. C
Republic Steel ....
do pfd
do pfd
No. Pacific ...
do pfd
Ontario A V..
Pennsylvania .
Reading
do let pfd..
do 21 pfd..
St. L. A S. P
do lnt pfd..
do 2d pfd..
St. U S W...
do pfd
St. Paul
. S3
.i:o
. 3m
Sugar
Tenn. C. A I
1W!
. 46
Union n. A P. Co
do pfd
. 7M4
. M'i
. 4U
. Wi
. 72
U. S.
do
U. 8.
Leather
Pfd
Rubber
Pfd
do
V. S.
. 35H
Steel
. 60
do
pfd
.15Vi
Weatern Union
Trust receipts.
.evr York Mnncr Mnrket.
NEW YORK. June 11. MONEY On call
steady nt 2?iQ3',4 per cent; last loan, 3 per
cent; prime mcrcnntlle, paper, 3ft4 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills nt $4. HSU'S
4.88K for demand and at $4.S.lVftN.85 tor
sixty oays; posted rates, S4.Mi1H.S6M. nnd
4.59; commercial bills, $4,84H-L85V;.
SILVER-Certlficates. nominally 60c; bar,
69Hc: Mexican dollars. 4Sc.
RONDS State, Inactive; governments,
steaay; rauroaa, strong.
Th closing pitcea 011 tionds todav ar at
follows:
U. S. ref. Is. reg.,
do coupon
U. f. 3s, rtg
do coupon
do new 4s, reg...
do coupon
do old 4s, reg
do coupon
do (a, reg
do coupon
p, of C. J, Us
Atch, rn. 4s
do adj. 4s
Can. So. 3a
C. A O. 44s
do 6s
C. A N. W. e. 7a.
Mi B. ie. A E...
N. T. Central la..
io:;
i::i
72i
105tt
lO',
n
109
luJ'i
!!!
OS
io;v
,10
1M
lit
m
iinvy
,u:'i
,10$i
w
K
,104'i
, 074
1M
,1081.
,114
UiSi
.123
, 06
8'.i;
103
0)
10S4
MH
113
1031,
S4U
.V J. C, gen, fa
No. Pacific 3j
do 4a
N Y. C & fit L 4s.
Nor. A W. c. 4 a
Oregon Nav. !....
do 4a
Oregon 8 I. (a.,,,
do conan) 5s ,
rtaadlng gen, 4s....
H. O. V. Is
8t L A I M c. It...
St L A 8 F g. 6...
St. Paul cona
St. P C. A P. la,
do 5s
iH
lies
13"i
1S4
1HW
119
04
1H
M
116V,
09
106
118
80. raclfle 4
So. Hallway fs
Chi. Terminal 4...
Colo. So, 4s ,.
D, A H. O. 4s
Erie gen. 4s
8. It. A T, 61
Tex. A P. Is
do :
Union Taclflo 4a....
F. W. A I). u. la.
den, Electric 5s..
Iowa Central Is,.,
I.. A N. unl, 4s
M., K. A T. 2s....
Wabanh la
do 2a
Weat Shore
Wla. Central 4s
Va. Centuries
ll'i
114
OPi
OfiV,
do 4a
Rid.
Ilnston 'lock Quntnllnna.
BOSTON, June 11. Call loans, 3fi3V4 per
Ut'lll. Illt.w iv-niii., "7811.73 ", Lf-111, UlllClfll
Closing;
A T. A 8. K
do pfd
Amer. Sugar
do rfd
Am. Telephone ..
Iloston A Albany.
Boston Elevated .
Iloston A Maine...
C, H. A Q
Dominion coal .,.
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pM
f6S
.West End
. 03',
.10.1
. 17
.122
.l:s Atrhlann 4s.
.110', Adventure
US lllng. it. Co
.1M, Amal. Copper ....
.153 Atlantic
.182 Hoaton A Mont..
.105 lllltlA A lln-lnn
.4(3
.111
.831
. :)
..10l, Calumet A Hecla.
.. 34 Centennial
..116 Fnmklln
.. 41", Humboldt
.. OS'i Oaceola
..246V, Parrot
.. 27 iQulncy
.. 10 Santa Ke Copper.
. .2.:6 Tamarack
.. J:' Utah Mining ....
"1 itvinona
..107 'Wolverines
... 3
. Id,
, .1"
Oeneral Electrlo
Mei, Central ...
N, E. Oaa A C.
Old Colony
Old Dominion ..
Huhber
Union Paclflo ..
Union Land ...
i-'i!,
.170
. 7
,.1!0
. lu;
Xr Vnrk Minliitr Hiarka.
NEW YORK, June Il.-The following nrn
llic nuauih ,iiuin iiuiin on lUIUlUrf stncKs;
Adama Con 20 ILItlle Chief ..
Alice 41 lOnlarlo
Preece IK Onhlr
Ilrunswlck Con. ... 1 PhrenU
Comsto-k Tun ., ., 6' Potoal
Con, Col, & Va 12) Savage
Deadwood Terra .... 10 iHlerra Nevada
. U
.too
. Ml
. II
. II
. 5
. 15
Horn Silver 115 Small Hopes
. 45
.350
itvn cover 'Maniiara ,,,,,,
Leadvllle Con.,,.. , 5 I
Hunk Clrnrluna,
.,9.,A' JunB ll.-Hank clearings today,
tl, 156,220; corresponillng day last year. JW.'.I
411; Increase, 1163,803.
CiUCAOO, Juno U.-Clearlnf, 28,i4,59S,
. I. IV.,, c,
balnncen. tl.940.43i). posted exchange. f V0
I !) Nw V rk exchange, par
ST LoflS. June II Clearings, $7,613,902.
balances. lfil,528. money. 6ft7 per rent. New
York exchange. j5r discount bid, par nsk"d.
PHILADELPHIA, June II -Clearings,
31,.'.58.f,4l. balances. $S,IOfi,91fl.
BALTIMORE. June 11 -Clenrlngs, $I,S8V
188, balances, itf6,971
BOSTON, June II -Clearings, $24,116,266;
balances, M.916, IHY
NEW YORK. June 11 -Clenrlngs, $338,
03I.3S7; balances, t32.714.133.
CINCINNATI, June ll.-CIearlngs. $3,890,.
950; New York exchange, 200-Sc premium;
money, 3Hfit( per cent.
London Mock (tuoln IIiiiin.
LONDON, June 11. 4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Conjoin, money .
do account...
Atchlon
Cnnsdlnn t'sclnc
St. Paul
Illinois CentrAl
!oulvllle
V. P pfd
N. Y. Central....
r.rlc
. do In pfd 7:i4
M 7.1,rcnnsylvnlft ?
. '4 'Heading :?
.IM'jINo. Pselflc pfd 103
...r,0'4 Orand Trunk P14
..,146 Annconda 5!,
. .lUS'Hand Mines .4:i
... !1SU. S. St-el J1,
...lM'jl do Pfd 101H
. 44H
BAR BILVKR-Steady. 27 7-16d.
MONEY-lSf2 per cent. Tho rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
2i02T4 per cent; for three month's bills, 2T4
cr cent.
Condition of tlir Trensnry.
WASHINGTON, June 11,-Today's state
ment of the treasury balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho $160,000,000 gold
reserve ' In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $163,911,042,
timid, for tlir Trrnmirv.
WASHINGTON, June 11. The secretary
of the treasury today purchased $542,600
short-term bonds, as follows: $392,000 Is at
$113.8274; $75,6) 6s at $103.9813; $75,00t 3s at
$108.8735.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, June 11. COTTON A scare
of near month shorts and Investment buy
ing of August exerted 11 leading Influence In
today's cotton markyt. At noon the weekly
government crop report was Issued, und It
proved to be bullish. On this news there
wns a fresh rush to cover and baying of
Wall street became u lent tire. The market
thereafter displayed a tlrm undertone, with
tne near monius ausortiing tne uuik or at
tention. July Jumped to S.22c, August to
7.63c nnd October to 7.19c In a half hour on
a burst of general buying. Shorts were
ronstnntly menaced by August buying
order.i from the west. Trndlnis was active
nnd general In the last hour. It was feared
that Liverpool would advance tomorrow on
the government report. Closed steady, with
prices net 7 to 19 points higher. Spot
closed quiet, l-lrte higher; middling uplands,
8 6-lCc; middling gulf, S9-lfic; sales, 570
naies.
LIVERPOOL. June ll.-COTTON-Snot.
moderule business, prices easier; American
middling, 4 19-32d. the sales of the day weru
o.liO bales, of which 610 were for specula
tion and export nnd Included 7.C) American.
NEW ORLEANS. June ll.-COTTON-Stcady;
sales, 1,250 bnles; ordinary, 5 9-16c;
goou oruinnry, i.4c; low miiuiung, i-iec;
middling, 7 1.i-lfic; gooil middling, 7 7-16c;
middling fair, S 11-160, nominal; receipts,
:,3.! Dales; slocK, 117,162 Dales.
ST. LOLMS. June. U.-COTTON Quiet.
l-16c hlcher: mldilllntr. 7Tc: sales, none:
recelnts. 1.186 bales; shipments. 1.142 bales:
sLock. 72,580 bales.
OALVESTON, Juno 11. COTTON DUI I,
Sc.
Wool Mnrket.
ST. LOLMS. June ll.-WOOI-Dull; me
dium grades. HH17c; light line. 111114c;
heavy line fall, tub washed. lb?i24VjC
HOSTON, June 11. WOOl. The demnnd
for wool hero continues nulct nnd the gen
eral conditions hold about the same. The
difference In price between lino nnd me
dium wools Is widening and this Is mostly
made ny the runner weakness 01 tne .ni
ter. The mnrket for territory wool con
tinues tc head tho list In the volume of
business transacted. Fine medium und
tine, staple In, Is quoted rit 40U42C on the
scoured basis, while the 'strictly scoured
rails for 44(ff45c. The movement In tleece
wools Is slow and prices are nominal. Ter
ritory, scoured nasis Aionuina, line, me
dium and fine, lSftHc; scoured, 40fil2c;
staple, 14fil5c; scoured, 44450; Utah,
Wyoming und Idaho, tine medium and line,
12913c; scoured, 40(ff-42c; staple, 14814V4c;
scoured, ubjuic.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Juno ll.-COFFEE-Spot
Rln. dull: No 7. Invoice. 6c. Mild, aulet:
Cordova, 8i,12ic. Lower prices resulted
frnm enernl si'lllnc todny. The market
opened steady, with prices SfllO points lower
under selling lor 00111 ntfuuins, icu nj
room bears nnd foreign Interests and
prompted by declines abroad. Hcnvy re
ceipts In the crop country and sluggish de
mand for spot ooflo In the Htreeti market
combined to undiirllno bull convictions nnd
to stimulate nelllng ror snort account.
Profit-taking later,' brought about n slight
upturn, but nt le.t the market wns nar
row, with n heavy' Undertone. The close
wns quiet, with prices net unchanged to 5
points lower. Total sales were 21,500 bags,
inrhiillnir SentembCr nt 5.30c: December.
6.55135. 60c; February, 6.65c; ' March, 6.55c;
May, 6. hoc.
I'lxpnrls During; Mnr.
WASHINGTON. June 11. Tho Mav bulle
tin of the exports of domestic breadstuffs.
provisions, cotton nnd mineral oils from the
United States, Issued by the Rureau of
Statistics, shows as follows:
Rrcadsturrs. i),i-'.i.i; increase, as com
pared with May, 1900, $2,350,000. Cattle and
nogs, $3,503,253; Increase, as compared with
May, 19C0. $900,000. Provisions. $16,168,061: In
crease, as compared with May. 1900. $2,250.-
000. Cotton. $17,139,S36: Increase, ns com
pared with Mny, 19m, tA.outi.ono. Mineral oils,
fi. 424,425; decrease, as compared with May,
1900, :w,ooi).
Durlne the last eleven months the total
exports of these nrtlcles nmountcd to $810,
816,168, as against $714,227,315 for the same
period last year.
Evnpornted nml Dried Frnlt.
NEW YORK. June 11. EVAPORATED
APPLES Dealings In evaporated apples
were 3low nnd of a hnnd-to-mouth order.
Prices held steady, owing to tho light sup
ply on hand. State, common to good. 3V4!fi'
6c; prime, biytc choice, 6j6"4c; fancy,
6'.fi7r.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Tnactlvo
and nominally unchanged, Prunes, 2Sac
per lb., ns to slzo and quality. Apricots,
Royal. Stfl2c; Moor Park, 7H012c. Peaches,
peeled, muse; impeded, iv'rtioc.
Suitar Market.
NEW YORK. June ll.-SUOAR-Raw,
quiet and steady: fair refining, 3Hc; cen
trifugal, 96 test, 4ic; molasses sugar, 3,c;
refined, oulet.
NEW ORLEANS, June ll.-SUGAR-
wuiei; open Kettle, a;i-ii4e; open Kettle,
centrifugal, afrflV4o; centrifugal yellow, 41;
(tcItsc; seconds, 2-4?4c. Molasses, quiet;
centruugai, ysiisc.
LONDON, June ll.-SUOAR-Raw, cen
trifugal, lis 3d; Muscova contrlfugal, 10s Cd;
beet, June, 9s j, f
OH and Rosin.
NEW YORK, June ll.-OILS-Cottonseed,
firm; prime crude, nominal; prime yellow,
SRf39c. Petroleum, dull. Rosin, quiet;
niraineii. cuiiiinuu 10 kowu, i.mr. iiirpcn
tine, dull.
LONDON, June H.-OILS-Llnseed. 33s
ttirnentlna snlrlts. I6s 4Ud.
OIL CITY, Pa June ll.-OILS-Orcdlt
balances, tl.05; certificates, no bid; ship
ments. 07.S51 bbls.; nverago. SS.812 bbls.;
runs, imi,(irj nnis. ; overage, iti.yiu mils.
.Vimv York llry J.oiiiln Mnrlrt,
NEW YORK. June 11 -DRY OOODS-The
homo demnnd has shown a slight improve
ment for staple cottons and somo good
orders bonked for prints nt previous prices.
Export demand for heavy brown cottons
for China continues. Print cloth market
quiet, but print cloths steady, filnghams
quiet. Hosiery and underwear unchanged
In price, wllh moderaln buslnrsH doing.
St. I, mils Live SlneU Mnrl.i't.
ST. I.OI'IS, June 11. -CATTLE Re
celnts. 5.000 bend, lnrludlnir 2.400 Texnm.
Market steady on best henvy natives; plain
and medium, easier, best Te.xnns, steady;
rows nnd medium grades, lower: native
shipping and export steers, l5 0Vi(f, Hi;
droned Peer and bulcner steers, ii.soiin.M;
steerH, under 1,000 jiounds, ll,5ft.Yfi0; stock,
or and feeders. 12.7511 1.iV. cows and heifers
t2.orvij5 10; runners. I.Wu25, bulls, t2.75?(
3; TexaK and Indian steerB, $3.60j6.M;
cows nnd Ili'lfiTS. S2. IO'ifl.35.
IKK1S Receipts. 7,'.K hrnd. market strong
111 uc nigner, pigs ami iikmik, j.i""i(o.uii;
packers. i5.Wf6.1o. bulehets. Jfi.O,Vu6.15.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-RiTilpts. 1.1VO
bend; market 25c higher on lambs, isc hbjher
nu sheep, native muttons, ji.ioii 1 -'o; lamns,
tl.25'(i6.fiO; culls nnd bucks, t2.riO'if3.50; stock-
ors, j z.mpii j.ii,
M, .loaepli Live Sluok Mnrlirt,
ST. JOSEPH. June II. I'ATTLH Re
celpls, 1.S0I head; market nctlve. steady to
strong; natives, l.iiai ,,vn, cotvit anil ueirers
t2.3.ilj5.25, veils, H.lo-iil'i.fiO, bulls und stags,
S2.35rmYlo: stnckfrs and fcedeiH. 13. .Villi, VI.
IIOOH - Rerelnls, 9.27'.i head; mnrket
onened 2'Hf6c hlKher. rinsed weak; light and
mixed, tY7,.4( 5.!.'i. mcillum and heavy,J5.S7Vatr
Cliu, Pigs. fi.tmib.W, bulk. t.Y!M5.!i7'-4.
SHEEP AND LAM 118- Receipts, .1,701
bend, mnrket fairly artlvo and MflOn lower;
litmus, ji.i'mi.i.im,
SI.,,,. I'll.- I I-m lilniil. l ,. r I. ,
SIOl'.X CVV, Juno II. (Special Tele,
gram )-CATTLE Receipts, 1,300 head:
market steady, beeves, 117515.65; cows and
bulls, nilvnl. I'' fjl'.CI Tf.. Ntnckrrs and f,.d.
ers. t3.MffM0; calves slid yenrllngs, t3 2J1f
1 FUY
JIOOS Receipts. 3.5f hiyad; market Iff
iwc manor, sailing at n.wuo.Ki duik.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Eetf Cattle in ActWi Dirnud at Fried a
Dime Higher Tban n Friday.
HOGS REACHED SIX-CENT MARK TODAY
alireii Slnw nle Totlu- nnd Tru to Fif
teen Centa LiMver, but Colorndo
Wnolril l.nniba Mold nl Prices
thnt Looked About Stend).
SOUTH OMAHA, June 11.
Receipts were: Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Monaay I,4v3 3,i
OlllclHi Tuesday 3, WO ln,4o?
Two days this week.. 4,683 14,'ixi o,315
Samo dajH laet weeK.... b,l2 ls,ws j.atl
fsamu week oetorc i,U-J Ii.ji'J b,2i6
Same three wceKS ago... 0,901 l,3u3 ,u43
Mime luut WceKs ago.... lu.JM U.iW
same unys nisi yeur D.vwJ 10,01 3,2
Avcruxii nrlct! imiiI tor hogs at Soum
Oman a tn past several days with coin
pariaons; I IDOL (1300.lS39.l3S.lS37.189iJ.l,l!5.
May 15... I
May 16.. .
May 17...
May Is,,.
May 19.,.
May 20..,
Muy 21...
May st ..
.May 2J...
May 24...
.Muy 25...
.May 26 ..
Mu 27...
May 2?...
May 211...
May si...
May 31...
Juno 1. ...
June 2....
June 3...,
June 4.. ..
June I., .
June 6....
Juno
junu h..;,
June 9....
June 10...
Jutic 11. ..
5 6671I
5 oy 1
b It 1
6 -.3V4I
5 75 I
5 67vj
5 txtl
o bl?!
6 21 3 67
5 &l 63 1
b 20 3 W
5 111 3 bjj
5 101 3 b5t
I 3 bb
5 03) 1
5 0S 3 62 1
b Ul 3 tw
5 04 3 b2
5 Ul 3 b
4 Ml 3 65!
' I 3 GU
4 95 I
4 W 3 60l
4 t5 3 5i
4 Ml 3 67 1
4 48 I 3 6j
4 Ml 3 (u
3 bill
4 S3 I
4 Dl, 3 58
4 9I 3 to I
4 lJ 3 67
6 U.' 3 bO.
5 101 3 hi I
ib
5 00) 1
3 211
3 1
1
3 11
3 121
3 0;
4 31
4 37
4 36
4 2s
4 25,
I
4
4 2
4 3o
4 :o
4 2
I
4 33
4 25
4 li
4 11
4 2U
4051
4 10!
4 li
4 21,
4 U
4 W,
4 10
I
4 01
3 t)
3 ill.
3 92
3 9a
3 8j,
3 53
3 oi
3 51
3 bt
3 6ji
4 46
3 03i 4 46
3 03 4 37
3 02, 4 35
4 32
3 0I 4 22
2 STJi
2 W 4 17
2 H2 1 4 31
2 V 4 oil
3 bl
3 4S
3 40
3 to
3 34!
3 U4
336
3 33
3 4ii
3 3.'
3 36
3 a-
3 31,
I
3 30j
3 31
3 2'
3 27
3
0 bi
5 oir.i
5 60
5 b3U
5 b2ui
6 bvtl
5 715,1
J4I 1
I 4 06
f) U
5 70
2 S6,
2 lu
1 8.
2 7
l tA
3 Vl,
" 1
3 08
3 04.
2 W
2 1)
4 30
4 34
I u
4 35
I .9
1 34
4 56
4"3S
4 41
5 7oUi
5 715111
0 10;,
0 'd7i
6 s3i
Indicates Sunday,
The otllclal number of cars of' stock
brought in todny by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Shecp.HT s.
C..-M, & St. P. ny.... 2 I
O. St. L. Ry 1 5
Missouri l'aclnc Ry.. 5 7
Union Pnclnc system 44 33 3
C. At N. V. Ry 6 2 .. 1
V. E. At M. V. R. It.. 2 47 2 ..
S. C. Ac P. Ry 1
C, St. P. M & O. Ry 16 13
It. At M. R. R. R.... 32 l. 2 2
C, U. a. Q Ry 3 10
K. C. Ai St. J 1 3
C, R, 1. & P., cast.. 3 7
C, R. I At P., west.. .. 4 4
Illinois central 2 1
Total receipts 144
152
14
The dibnositlon of tho dav'c recelnts was
ax tollows, each buyer purcnaslng tno num
ber of. neaa niuicaieu:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
omana I'ucKlng Co.... 211 taa
Swift & Company o77 2.645
160
1,111
1,174
7bl
cudnhy Paculug Co l.olo l.uib
Armour At Co
Cunnhy, tioin K. C...
Swltt t Co., from K. C,
l.lul 4,515
"(6
I) ....
10
16
4
61
H. iiecKer At uegon....,
Vnnsant & Co
Lobman & Co
Livingstone At Schniler
Wolf A: .Murnun.. ......
Other Uuyers ,
:6i
Total 3,195 9,121 3,537
CATTLE There was a good run of cattle
here today, out none too many to meet
the requirements ot local naukers. Buyers
started out early and bought up practically
every ming on ino margei mat was at an
desiratnu at good strong prices.
'ihere were about Uu curb 01 beef steers
Included In the receipts today and the
belter grades were lu active uemand. It
has been sumo time since buyers were as
anxious for good cattle as they appeared
to fie tonuy and tor mat reason 11 aid not
take them long to clear the yards. The
market could safely be quoted buioc higher
than yesterday on the belter grades, or
tully a dune higher than Friday of lust
weeK. 'Ihere were a good many choice
cattlo on sale today, as the bales below
will show, A string of ll'j head sold at
to.26 nnd a lour-loau
which Is the highest
on tills mnrket. It
lunch 'brought I5.S0,
price of the season
wna a good, active
market all around and even the less de
sirable grades sold nt very satisfactory
prices.
The prices paid for cows and heifers did
not shuw much chungo today irom yester
day. Uuyers eeined to wmit the arv lot
cows and paid tully steady prices tor them.
The common kiiiur and grassers were a
little neglected, but still they sold in
about the same notches they did yesterday.
lJL.ua could also ue quoted sieaoy today
where the quality was satisfactory. The
tact should be uorne In mind, however,
that anything showing grass Is discrim
inated against. Stags sold at good, strong
prices In sympathy with the advance on
steers, nnd veal calves also met with ready
sale at good prices.
There were only a few feeders in tho
yards today and no particular change was
noticeable in the prices paid. Tho demand
seemed to be Just about equal to the supply
at steady prices. Representative bales;
REEF STEERS.
No.
1...
2...
i...
Iii.
62...
:s...
IS...
3...
4...
3...
1...
A v.
.... 630
.... CSS
.... J60
.... no
.... SbO
.... 735
....1003
.... N3
.... 8 S3
.... S3:
.... no
.... 590
.... Mi
....106S
.... 932
....1000
.... i
....109.
.... S6
....1078
....1170
.... U0
....11M
..,.1011
.... 933
....1133
....1181
....Kit
....1M7
. ...lOlij
....1001
.... 970
.... tW
....104S
....1170
.... tf7
....109!
....Ie85
....1008
....1102
....il!2
....1(91
....1063
....1117
....1076
I'r No. A v. IV.
9 50 35 1032 5 SV
4 40 13 1114 & 85
4 .'0 22 1055 3 35
4 1O 40 919 5 !i
4 10 21 1054 & 33
II.) 41.; 1037 5 31
4 CV 20 1203 5 :5
4 65 39 1159 & 0
4 0 21 1026 5 40
4 70 20 1210 5 40
4 "5 1 1079 u .0
4 80 40 1115 5 40
4 80 32 1115 5 45
4 85 9 114(1 & 15
4 9i) 21 1147 5 50
4 30 40 1319 3 50
5 it) 19 11S5 5 .'0
1 00 41 1310 & 3 )
5 IK) 33 1327 .5 50
5 10 20 1069 5 50
3 10 17 1252 tro
5 00 14 1012 5 M
b ft) 53 1JI0 b ii
6 10 17 1142 t 50
6 13 1 oo 5 ;,o
5 15 17 1038 b 50
5 IS 28 i: 5 il
5 15 21 1170 i J
5 15 35 1278 5 60
3 15 17 130,1 5 M)
5 15 20 12J5 5 80
5 11 1 1320 3 U)
b 25 35 1288 b ikl
5 25 20 1142 5 M
5 M 65 1458 5 OS
b 25 84 1291 5 65
b 30 10 1288 5 63
2 30 20 1603 5 70
3 30 74 1102 b 70
s :o i nt s ro
5 42 1147 t 7
3 SO lit 1314 5 75
5 30 1310 KM
6 30 109 134 b HO
5 ?S
43
23
6
JS
1
:
11
7
10
2:
:o
22
:i
19
18
1
2.,..
17....
29....
21....
20....
18....
11...
18....
10....
18....
CO....
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
t60 4 '0 10 1048 b .0
10 7SS 4 35 111 1007 5 25
1 590 4 55 ii 11724 5 42H
I 833 4 6) 18 112; .5 f.u
17 771 4 60 17 9S0 3 50
29 711 4 Ml 15 1303 i 55
b7d 4 f&
STEERS AND STAOS.
4 1174 5 (V
COWS.
1 900 1 30 1 1K0 3 73
1 1"30 2 no 1 370 3 75
1 901 2 W 4 1077 3 5
1 93J 2 ' 5 1014 3 10
2 2 23 1 1130 .1 !.)
1 1 0 2 -3 24 it 4 00
1 850 2 SO 3 1013 4 0)
1 8S0 2 SO 1 117,) i (,0
2 81) 2 wi 11 lu) I 00
1 900 " 2 103) 4 1
1 M 2 5 1 HID 4 Of)
1 t9'l 3 63 1 11M 4 00
1 870 2 F5 1 1030 4 11O
I !W 2 74 10 97S 4 10
1 M 3 00 1 1IYJ0 4 10
1 lO.'O 3 t 1 S3 1 4 M
1 1530 3 00 1 0.V) 4 10
1 1W0 3 10 1 U6) 4 15
9 910 3 10 IS Kill 4 20
1 920 3 25 11 10 1 23
1 H) 3 IS 1 13M I 4
t, 910 3 ?S . 2 1075 I U
i 100.) J ?5 1 104 1 4 25
12 l'H, I 23 8 W73 4 :S
J 9i) 3 25 6 951 4 V)
1 !() 3 .'3 1 1210 4 15
1 f'SO 3 lb 1 1IV0 4 33
1 1150 3 74 2 1120 4 15
3 W6 1 24 1 1110 4 M
1 930 3 ."3 1 1370 4 ."5
2 1310 3 M 1 1IU 4 iO
1 1050 3 40 1 1150 4 0
1 941 J 10 4 10 I V)
1 9'.0 IN 2 955 4 40
2 103 ) 3 50- 2 SIS 4 IS
I 1110 3 50 9 1091 4 45
1 960 3 SU 3 1221 4 43
1 970 )M 6 994 4 4
1 1010 ,3 40 3 1152 4 '0
1 M0 i V) 4 980 4 SO
It 1-31 3 S 1 138) I 50
I Hi) 1 40 1 1210 4 '.0
1 1200 3 W 2 1174 4 41
2 US 3 l 1 1370 4 10
j 9;d in 3 ,. ... . .ioo 4
1 . ..... .13.) 1 1 . .. 1000 I '.1
2 1225 3 (0 1 f.) 4 'i
I,,,, Kl t 13 1 13)0 4 4
ICrf. 1 .. W '5 .
78i J J 5 1241 I fO
no i v 1 itw 1
. . WD 3 8J I . 12.M) 4 ,
COWS AND HEIFERS.
... fiv 3 it 3 io 4 M
STEERS AND CuWB.
109 5 10 '
1'). . .
.HEIFERS. ,
1 C3-) 3 ' 2 MA 4 IS
1 I0 3 ?5 24. llf 4 30 I
12 8(0 3 13 1 770 4 35
1 770 I 10 1 6H 4 0 !
1 1110 4 ( 1 50 4 8J
1 1130 4 ,) 4 792 4 64
1 740 4 0) 3 571 4 0
1 43) 4 S) 4 687 4 43
2 831 t (if, 30 SJ9 4 J
1 440 4 10
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS,
2 .:o 1 74 1 630 I'.'.
13 411 3 00 2 Mil 3 M
3 5-X) 1 10 ! 4 372 1 .50
BULLS.
3...i. 135 3 10 1 1420 4 M
1 1190 3 29 2 710 4 00
1 1000 3 2S 1 12M I P0
1 12M 2 .5
1 m 4 M
1 123.1 4 00
1 540 4 10
1 1110 4 10
1 1180 4 15
1 1930 I JO
1 1755 4 '0
1 1875 4 30
1 1310 4 M
1 1990 4 35
' A 695 3 25
1 143) 1 45
4 IMS 1 h'l
1 1190 3 40
1 1420 3 ;.o
1 960 3 8.)
1... 1120 3 ro
1 12W 3 )
1 1160 1 75
1 1IW 3 M
CALVES.
1 3:0 3 Vi 1 170 6 '0
1 4 ft) 1 210 6 73
1 K 4 50 1 170 75
) S 5 r) 1 110 7 f0
1 130 3 00 1 170 7 00
1 10) 6 W
STAG 8.
1 ...1190 4 40 1 1415 4 85
1 114) 4 ,'S
COWS AND STAGS,
19 926 4 S3
B10CKER8 AND FEEDERS.
1 0 3 VU 5 bil 141 .
2 425 4 00 1 49) 4 10 '
1 WO 4 JS 1 5c 4 40
1 550 4 25 4 117 4 iO
I 43H 4 V 35 509 4 60
HOGS There was a good liberal run of
hogs here today, but as other markets were
In good shape trading stalled out here 5U
7Hc higher tnan yesterday. The first of the
hogs sold mostly nt tj.fAi nnd ti.y.'Vi, with
some ol the choice loads at 5.Uis and as
high as 46.W was paid. At those prices thu
market wns fr.lrly active arid tho bulk ki
sold in good season, By the time loo loads
had changed hands bus ers seemed to have
their moii: urgent orders filled and for a
time not much was done.
As tho morning udvanccd the market
grew worse Instead of better and the close
was very slow and weak and In tact a
good share of thu mornlng'M advance wns
lost. Packers did not Want to pay over
Ki.b'Hi tor good hogs on the close and us
sellers weru holding for thu morning prices
It wns lute before an) thing IlKe a clearance
was made. Representative salen;
Nu. av. Uh. IV. No. A. Sh. I'r.
II 132 ... b j) 11 208 SO 5 M
0 210 SO 5 f5 o 2J4 SO 5 "0
tS '.37 hO 5 .) Ut '-5l 32) 5 90
U :C0 120 5 SS 72 231 SO 4 30
2 227 ... 3 S3 58 M 240 1 90
1 242 ... 5 ,2 241 120 3 to
77 221 40 5 7i.j 63 241 40 5 M
77 213 ... 5 S7V 7U 160 5 9)
18 22.1 120 5 iVa CI 79i 160 3 9P, I
S2 135 SO 3 7 . 251 120 5 .:'i
14 221 IV) b S7i 41 2vi SO 5 I'J'i
SI 11 40 6 t;i (4 261 ItM 5 92',
tS 213 SO 5 S'.' 66 242 160 5 n2t
17 221 SO 5 5" 63 258 160 5 92Vi
S5 217 2W 5 7-a M 143 1W 5 ti'j,
b3 209 24) 5 87' j 70 243 120 5 2'a
15 240 120 5 90 79 233 lt 3
23 211 ... 5 1.0 S9 271 ... 5 9J'i
'.3 319 1 60 5 ) tS 251 1M 5 92k
71 212 SO 3 M 15 254 ... 3 Wa
70 246 240 5 12 244 . . 3 K.'i
24 238 40 5 9) f,S 2j8 InO 5 Ki
t2 248 40 3 '.) ,2 240 M 5 92i
79 133 200 5 90 68 22 ... bl2i
SO 226 120 5 90 63 264 ... 5
7t 221 120 5 M Cg 22U ... 5
t 247 ... 5 .'0 M 221 M 5 K,
11 226 ... 4 .) 69 242 160 5 32',
t4 236 SO 5 ;0 67 200 40 5
(0 249 160 5 9) 77 230 40 5 921,
75 2j2 40 5 ) 64 259 SO 3 92',,
it 141 SO 6 90 SO 202 40 5 S2i,
(9 238 ... 5 i) f,8 2 Kt 5 W't
57 lo7 ( 6 r0 6i ii SO 5 92!
68 255 (0 3 90 C9 264 S) 5 JJii
61 272 120 3 90 7t 239 ... 5
66 210 ... 5 00 73 230 ... 5 92
53. Mi ISO 5 90 57 2U 120 5 9),
81 221 SO 5 75 214 40 5 97,
76 207 S) 5 30 64 229 40 5 92!
64 141 AO 5 90 70 214 240 5 92',
C6 203 40 6 fW 73 214 40 5 F2,
55 245 120 5 74 250 1W 5 91',
58 243 ... 4 ) 49 26$ ... 3 92'.1
S3 192 ... 5 90 53 259 ... 6 2,
61 203 ... 5 90 31 191 ... 5 92V,
47 ...244 SO 5 !) 59 262 SO 5 92',
64 238 24) 5 90 64 219 4) 5 9.',,
59 242 33) 5 90 50 207 80 5 32 ,
71 113 SO 5 90 67 231 ... 5 31k
74 205 4i) 6 90 t6 235 20) 5 32',,
62 240 2C0 6 n C4 2) 100, 5 91',i
70 212 SO 5 M 55 249 ... 4 92',
53 277 If) 5 90 (.9 2i'J 40 5 02Vt
61 207 ... 6 fO M 253 SO 5 ti'j
67 211 ... 5 91 74 247 16u 3 42Vi
78 22J W 5 13 70 272 2(0 5 92 ,
62 223 ... 4 30 70 2D3 40 5 32'i
63 238 SO 5 M 73 252 40 5 92',
tl 214 120 5 M 63 240 4) 5 W;
74 227 HO 5 90 80 2 SO 5 3.'!i
66 233 16) 5 30 51 255 SO 5 5
55 IK 40 5 90 20 284 ... 6 35
75 254 1W 5 9) w 2iJ ... 5 96
51 233 40 5 53 3)3 40 3 95
W) 240 tO 3 90 51 277 ... 5 33
65 340 80 5 30 tt 2 SO 5 35
63 219 SO 5 9) 52 315 40 5
73 214 12J 5 90 SO 2(0 S3 5 95
21 232 ... 5 90 57 2S9 ... 5 95
70 215 40 5 90 66 229 130 5 35
91 211 160 5 i) 48 201 ... 5 97'.,
69 247 SO 5 91 13 216 ... 6 CO
69 2W 160 6 JO
SHEEP There were fully as many sheep
nnd lambs hero today as were expected and
as Chicago was reported slow and weak
tho tendency hero was to buy tho stuff
lower. Lamos did nnl show much of any
change, as a bunch ot Colorado lambs sold
as high as 56.05. There were no choice
clipped lambs on sale to tesl tho market.
Sheep, however, were slow and fully a
dime lower and In some oases more. A
bunch of commonUh wethers sold ut t3.Uj
and a bunch of pretty good stulT aold at
tJ.93. A bunch of ewes brought 3.1o. The
market was slow from start to finish, but
still practically everything wns disposed 01
In fairly good season.
Quotations; Choice clipped wethers, $3.i5
(5-1.00; lair to good clipped wethers, 3.5Wij)
3.75; choice clipped ewes, 3.2oi(.).50; fair to
good clipped ewes. t3.Wi3.2a; cnolcu wooled
lambs, t4.K)35.15; fair to good lambs, 31.70'cP
4.!Xj; choice clipped lamus, 4.oJH-4.'5; fair
to good clipped lamos, tl.2oif4.vo; spring
lambs, IS.OO&a.of); frcder wethers,' t3.60ij4.uu;
feeder lambs, 14.lwli4.40. Representative
unlet;
No. Av. Pr.
ii4 Montana clipped wethers 93 t3 tw
262 clipped ewes ! 3 10
iW clipped western wethers 102 3 9j
14 clipped lambs 05 4 to
Hi Colorado wooled lambs $0 5 lu
iH chimed ewes w .1 iu
33 clipped evvs
106 clipped ewes
253 clipped ewes ,.
b7 clipped ewes
57 cull spring lambs
204 cull spring lambs
36 spring lambs. ...
GS spring lambs
93 3 10
91 3 10
HI 3 10
9i 3 ,0
3J 3 7j
3? J 7j
45 4 50
45 4 50
CIllCACiO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Choice Cows nnd Heifers Firm Mors
lllnlicr Sheep Strmlj.
CHICAGO,. June ll.-CATTLE -Receipts.
2.500. Market generally steady; choice cows
and heifers, firm; good to prime steers,
t6.60J36.25; poor to medium, ti l"fii.50; Block
ers nnd feeders, choice, stronger, 3.0O'i4.e6;
cows, t2.S05.(ii, heifers, JS.t0ij.l5; canne.s,
t2.oyf2.75, bulls, t.'.lD'4.h5. calves. Ilrm,
t4.OOM3.75; Texns fed steers, tl.35tj5.tn; Texas
bulls, i2.75tj3.55. . , , , ,
HOGS Receipts today lS.fO) head; left
over. 4.000 head; estimated tomorrow, 35,000
head. Market Sijloc higher, closing shade
easier; top, t6.20. mixed and butchers, J5.sfig
6.12V4; good to choice heavy, jS.1d
6.2U; rough, heavy. UM'ab.0); light, su4
6.05; bulk of sales, f5.y7H'ffl.lO.
SHEEP AND LAMilS-Recelpts, 12.000
head Sheep, steady; lambs, steady to flow;
spring up to 15 76; good to choice wethers,
t3.fiOft4.10; fnlr to choice mixed. i3.60f4.U),
western sheep, t3.50ft4.10; yearlings. tl.'M
4.40; native lambs, t4.00fj6.10; western lambs.
U.miiOb
,oiv York Live Moelc Mnrl.el.
NEW YORK, June 11. -REEVES-Receipts,
78 head, market ste.idy; no change
In cables, shipments. 912 cattle, 2 11" shi .;
nnd 7,300 quarters of beef; tomorrow, 2,tt)i
quarters of beef.
CALVEfi-Recclpts, 5 head; nothing do
ing; weak ffellng.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Recelpts 2.3,4
head; sheep and yeurnnpi now. i nn
steady to strong; sheep, S.5nff4.wi, jcarllngs,
i4.60iu.OO, lambs. f!2Mi6.tn.
KM licid; nominally
1 inns Recelnts,
higher.
Kfiimns ('Its
,tii Murk Mnrkrl.
.inn,. 11 -CATTLE- He-
KANSAS CITY
ceipts, 7,ot) neaii
300 head calves,
steers Ifc higher
irmdes steady
natives, l.ooo head Texnns,
Native and western ncer
I...-, nnltl. .Irnllr' nlh.p
'holer dressed beef 'steprs,
t5rKf5.90; fair to
EDWARD C. HE EM AN
Now with
jEc
COMMISSION
cnAl.f, rBOTlIOX, STOCK", IIONII .li COTTON. 328-22H La 9IU Rt.. CHICAGO.
Your baiinM Mllctt4, Corr.pnoi4ac loflt.il, li.llr nH ..miiil umili.t l.ll.i. ia.lil on leiuMt.
rrlTSI H lr I all laarli.l l'.ll. I ! and IVrtl.
nnd feeders. 53. L. wcslarn lod.ttcerSi
tl.CWl&Ttv. Texas and Indian. tl.tOltsT'i
Texas grass Meers, ti'O'flos. hi'lfer. 3 WJ
5.10; einners. t2.2MM, bulls. t3.l5ifl.P;
calvrs t3 5ofl5.ro.
HOUS -Receipts, 1S,6(X) head Market 5o
lilgher, top. tb.05; buiK of sales, t5.50ri6.fX);
heavy, t.V05if6 0S, mixed, packers, to s0n
COO, light. tt.701l.VS"., pigs. M0T5.6.V
SHEEP AND LAM Hit- Recc pts. ft heads
western lambs stronw: other sheep tltndy to
10c lower, western lambs. J1 75175 2.), western
wethers, tl.oo'd I ft), western yearlings, f 4 5I)
4. 55; ewes, f 3.501 t.UO. culls. 32 25 1(3. 25, Texas
grass sheep, $3,50113.75. 'lexas lambs, $4.2.Vrf
4.5o; spring lambs, Il.r)fl5.2&.
' StoeU In !liili.
The following tables shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep ilt the four principal
live stock markets June 11:
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
South Omnhn 3.250 10.457 3.1H3
Chicago '.'.500 lS.fvlO 12.ty
Kannsas City s.OOO 19.500 vd
St. Louis 6 000 7,r) 1.6W
Totals..
.1S.7S0 65.SS7 17,ll'l
CONDITION OF IOWA'S CROP
1'lrnly of Unlit nml Trnilierntiira
I"n ornlilr In (iriMrliiK
(irnln.
United States Department of Agriculture,
Iowa Section, Climate and Crop b'ctvlci
Weather Iluroau, fcr Week Ending June 10.
Des Moines, la, The week brought a favor
able change In the condltlou of nil crops,
though tho ttmperattirc averaged from I
to 3 degroos below normal. Showers on tho
4th, 5th and 61 b were fairly well distributed
and In some localities quite henvy. Again
on the 9th and early morning of the 10th
copious shower afforded ample molsttirn
for present needs In nearly si! section of
the stale. The rainfall anil cool weather
have been beneficial to small grain,
pastures nnd meadows. The hay crop, how
ever, wl 1 be generally light except in mead
ows consisting mainly of clover, which has
made a fine Stand. Good progress hns been
made cultivating corn and the nclds aro
generally quite flf.in. The growth ha bce;i
retarded by cold nights and the stand Is
much Impnlted In extensive areas by cut
worms, which have been unusually de
structive. Reports received from crop corrispond
ents of this service make the following es
timates of crop conditions' Winter wheat,
97 per cent; spring wheat, !3; corn, 90; rye,
95; barley, 93; S9; meadows, 90;
pastures, 93; potatoes, 93. Arcordlns to
figures tabulated by Secretary Gr-cneof tho
Horticultural society fruit conditions arn
br follows: Apples. 52 per rent; American
plums, 72; domestic plums. 3; Japanese
plums, 63; cherries, S3; currants. 77;
peHches, S5; grapes. S4; red rafpbPirles, 60;
black raspberries, 77; blackberries, S4;
strawberries, "6.
Tho condition of farm animals Is gen
erally rated from 9.7 to 100 per cent. Tho
spring pig crop Is 83 per cent nnd foMs 96.
The reports Indicate that farmers aro
now holding about IB jer cent of the corn
crop of 1900.
NEBRASKA CROP BULLETIN
Vlieul RpuiMrrs Lnrfirly Corn
llrnltlir tint rrils Warm
Wrnllirr 4o f.rinv.
The United States Department of Agricul
ture, Nebraska section, climate and crop
service of tho weather bureau:
UNIVERSITY OK NEBRASKA, LIN
COLN, June 11. Cool week, with gcntral
showers. The dally mean temperature has
averaged about 3 degrees below th.e normal
In the eastern counties and 1 degree below
In the western. Heavy nnd killing frosts
occurred on the morning of tho 6th In tho
northwestern counties.
Showers hnve occurred In all parts of tho
stato during tho week, but tho amount of
rainfall hns varied widely. In most parts
of the eastern portion of tho stato It hn.i
been .normal or above, varying from one to
more than three Inches, but In small nreas
haB fallen below ono Inch. In the western
counties the rainfall has been lighter, be
ing generally below half nn Inch.
Tho rains of tho paBt week were very
beneficial to stnnR. grain and grass. Winter
wheat has Improved decidedly, but cannot
fully regain the condition previous to tho
dry weather. Onts continue to promlt-e lesj
than a normal crop. Spring wheat generally
Is growing well. 'Corn hns grown slowly
because of the low temperature, but culti
vation hns progressed well. Generally corn
Is a fair to good stand, and very clear of
weeds. Alfalfa Is being cut generally and
tho crop Is a very good one.
G. A. LOVELAND.
Section Director. Lincoln, Neb.
llnrlmnii IuiiiicnI In Post puiiril.
CHICAGO. June 11. In accordance with a
request from Mux Ilnrlman of New Y'nrk
the Cook county coroner today postponed
the Inquest on the bodies of Louis Hart
man and thu tatter's wife, formerly Miss
Rose Vloletta. until tomorrow at 2 p. m.
Young Hartmnn, who htul killed both hla
wife nnd hlmrelr at the firent Northern
hotel yesterday, was a smi of Mux Hart
mnn, and the hitter's nnlety thnt the In?
quest he postponed was due to his desire
to be present nt the nlDrlnl Inquiry.
THE It lit LTV MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on rcuird Tuesday.
June II:
IVnrmnlr Deed.
Anna Schrocdcr ct nl to Louise
Schroedcr, lot 3, block 10. Popplcton
jinrk
M. F. Kalrbrother and wife to Marie
Kodym. lot 6, block 6, Hoggs & 11. s
Jd udd , 2-3V
Marv Schons to .1. II. Hussle, w 5S
feet of e 129 fret lot 1, Armstrong's
subdlv M0
Same to E Ptrdy, e 26 feet of w 59
feet lot 1, Armstrong's 1st add SCO
E. P Smith and wifo to Ilnttle Kelpln,
26x13,1 feet In lot 19, block 2, Idltwild
ndd ...... 3.S0O
J. II. Hussle to Marv Rehons, lots 13
to 19, block 11. Kitchen ft W 'h sub-
ill v '
Eugene Purdy to same, lot 20. block 1.
Crelghtnn Heights
L. H. Kent and wife to II S. Mac
Murphy, lot 2. Rosellnd Place ... . 1.000
James Houston nnd wife to L II.
rinwland. lot 26, block I, AlbrlRht s
Annex
New Hnmjishlre Ranking company to
A E. Tlllson, lot 15. block 115. Dun-
di'e Place .... L-50
Tail Nolle to A S Rloemrr. unillv'4
nf s 2-3 lot 9. bin. k -'. Improvement
iTsnrlntlon add
I P Hart find wife to h M Cowles,
vv". lot 5, block 471. Orand View...... 400
Lur'lndu Cole to O Cole, lot 7,
block HI. Florence 201
Lurlndn Cole et nl to same, Rame 1
H A On "It et nl to E. L llri ngle. lOx
134 feet 111 sn'. si'' 4-15-13 f.,10
Fr-rl Stnrdkr In J A. Murphy, lot 13. .
block Albright's ChoW; bu 9.
hloi-k 2, Iloppe'n Rnnnnxn subdlv r.fV)
Josephine Veirnuskl to John Kenner.
Inl 9, Woodlnwn 1
.- j) Rrnwn to ' W. Iliithnwnv, lot
4. block 7. and lot 3, block' 12. Rrlggs
Place 1.500
Dull Clnliti MmhiIn,
Cltv of Omahn to T. .1 Mnhnne,1 pin t
of Ilnrney street, nillnlnlng Konntzn
subdlv, In block 20. RmUh's add . . TA
Totnl
tis.;oi
lrirlUonr tflUf), .
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Successors to .lmr.es n. lloyd A Co.,
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