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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JTJNTE 19, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Mkt Palled to and Fro by Strong
Coifl.ctinf Influence!.
CORN SHOWS ABSENCE OF SELLING ORDERS
Commission Houses nnit I.ncnl Jiliorls
Hid .Itilr "" ( P Above Vester
V dnr'o IIIkH Prle-Prol-
slons Clone Higher,
CHICAGO, June 18.-t.owcr cables, re
'ports of fine crop weather, nn Increase in
h. vlilhlo allnnlv an A alnrl. n( llnmHKC l)V
rains In Kansas put the wheat mnrket In n
variety of moods, today and the July op
tion closed unchanged. July corn closed '4
Sc nifcncr, July outs uncnnnK"' "
trlilAtii frnnt ? I . .. 1 r. , I
Dullness prevailed durlnK the early pat t
01 me session, tnoucn iwrr wnn i.i,mkiU
erablo trade later. Wheat opened (ic
lower at 70Uc for July on depressed tallies
and continuation of conditions favorable to
the nrowltiB crop. Covering by shorts
caused an advance to "0-V. the high point
of the day. Hrndstreet'H statement of the
world's visible supply was a disappointment
to bulls, showing 133.000 bit. Increase In
stead of a large decrease, and tinder free
offerings the market declined to rSic.
Oood .shipping demand, together with re
ports of too much rain In Knnsns, brought
about a rally toward the close and llnal
figures for July were firm and unchanged
at 70Vc. Twenty loads were reported taken
for export, and seaboard clearances were
481,000 bu., compared with 427.C0U hit. a year
ago. Minneapolis and Duluth reported .113
cars, against 330 last week and 311 a year
ago. Ix)cal recclptB were 124 cars, four of
contract grade.
The com pit was quiet, with a noticeable
absence of selling orders. The market was
firm and slightly higher most of the session
on account of the small receipts of contract
quality While weather was generally aus
picious, the growth and nppenrance of the
plant, according to general reports from
the country, left much to be desired, and
there whs nothing encouraging enough In
the prospect for the next crop to offset the
effect of the present small supply. July
ranged between 43c and 131V, closing WMc.
Improved arid steady at 43Vrt434c. Local
receipts were 293 cars, four of contract
grade.
Oats were active and received considerable
support from the Interests which were the
best sellers yesterday It looked like un
expected weakness at the opening, but
commission houses and local shorts soon
bid July up a fraction over yesterday's high
line. Crop advices were bail, lust being
common. It looks ns If local long Interests
have, accumulated a large line of July. July
had a narrow range, selling between 2Sc at
the opening and 21'jc, closing steady and
unchanged at :'Sc.
An active and eager demand for lard gave
tho provision market a strong tone, carry
ing up prices of pork and ribs to a strong
close, RuyltiR of lard was on such a scnle
that shorts took alarm and helped by their
purchases to swell tho price ns well as the
volume of trading. Julv nork rantred be-
ntween $14.8214 and J14.8"i,4, closing 20c higher
ini trie latter ngure: juiy laro ranged be
tween J8.(10 and 18.70. closlnir at 18.70. 15W
l'.4c higher: July rlhs ranged hetween S
nnu jx.iwitf.isw. closing at tne latter with
a gain of "M710c.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 40
cars; corn, lih cars; oats, Kj cars; hogs,
.Vj ncan.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Ycs'y,
Wheat
June..
July..
Sept..
Corn
June.. July..
Sept..
Oats
July.. Sent..
I I I
fOK fi!)ii
GSUflV,r
60V
7011
6Di
70 14
mi
42H'
42i
43141
4l!4
43H
4I
43
43HWi
44 OVd
44Hfll444',4i:
2S
26
2S
16
28 2A
261i 2.!H
28TJ 28141J5
14 87 14 6714
15 0714 14 !n
8 70 S 55
8 SO 8 6.)
8 80 8 6214
8 12V41 8 02',i
8 2214 8 20
May...
J'OIK
July..
8ent..
Lard-
14 82H!
14-87V4
15 Q7H
14 ttH
H 80
8 60
8 60
It
July;. .
'8'70
8R7H
sent...
8 8214
8 S24
Oct...
8 C2WI
8 02'
8 64
nibs
Julv
8 12V
1214
22V4
8 0214
Sept...
a 10
8
8 10
No. 2.
Cash nnotatlons were as follow:
FI3UR-ulet: winter patents, J3.7O03.SO;
straights. J3.2OS3.60. clears. 12.fi0'(f3.30.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 7072c: No. 3
opring. (wvutiitiic; no. i red, raiijlfmic.
CORN-No 2. 4Jc: No. 2 vellow. 43e.
OATS No. 3 28c I No. 2 white, 3014c; No. 3
wnne, i;ii(n;Bic.
RYE No. 2. 4714c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 18950c; fair to
choice malting, 5052c.
SEBDS-No. 1 llaxi J1.75. Prime timothy,
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl.. $14.8714
cim.ii'). iaru, per u ids.,. js.BiWfls.i.'i.
Short ribs sides (loose). $8.uft8.2o. Drv
salted shoulderH (boxed). J7.OO07.25. Short
Clear sines tnoxeo), s.4a5is.ft5
WHISKY-Rasls of high wines, J1.27.
Following; are the receipts tnd shipments
lor toaay:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 33.000 13.000
Wheat, bu ,..'144,ono ei.WO
Com, bu , 241.00) 491,000
Oats, bu .- 211.000 211.000
.Rye, bu 6,000 3,000
Jjariey, ,bu , 11,000
On the Produce. exchange today the but
ter market was stronger; creameries, 16145?
19a; dairies, 13JI1614C. Cheese, easier, 8;U
'ioc ggs, sieiiny, ioc.
MSW VOI1K GENERAL MARKET,
Qantntlona of .tlie liny on Vnrlona
Commodities
NEW YORK. June 18.-FLOUR-Rccelpts
27,785 . bbls. ; exports, 6,604 bbls.; easy and
dull; winter patents, $3.4503.50; winter
I straights, $3.4503.55; winter extras, $2.
2.85; Minnesota, bakers, $2.9O03.1j; Mlnne
I pota patents,. $3.95(g4,15; winter low grades
J2.3032.40, t Rye-flour,. stendy; fair to good
1 $2.8M3.10; choice to fancy, $3.2003.50.
CORNMEAL Firm; yellow western, 05c
city, 94c; Brandy wine, 12. 1502.55.
RYE Weak; No. 2 western, 6614c afloat
state. R2(3.ri4r. r. I. t. New York nrlnta
RARJjEY Dull: feeding. 4Sc, c. I. f New
orn; malting, osijjKic, c. 1. r., New York
canois.
BARLEY MALT Dull: western, 68072c.
WHEAT Receipts, 21,154 bu.; exports, 13,
KtI In, . tunfllf. Vf n ' P.. rl TfiUn r. ,f ..... . X'rt
red, 7614c. elevator; No. 1 northern Duluth
77Vc. f. o. b.. afloat! No. 1 hard Duluth
8434c,' f. 0. b., afloat. Options opened easy
owing to foreign selling ot December nnd
local' offerings. Thev later rallied on rains
In tho southwest, strength at Paris and
covering,, but were Irregular all afternoon
on a light trade, finally rallying and closing
sieuny at a net necuno. July, 76 5-iec, cloned
at 76Uo; September, 74 3-16074 6-16c, closed
at 744o; uctobor, 74ic, closed at 74ic; Do
cemner. .0 ii-imivu lb-itwc. cinsen ai 7otL.
CORN Receipts, 207,600 bu.; exports. 85,800
nu.; exports, nrm; rso. z. iii'iMi'c, r, 0. b
1 afloat Option market was steady to tlrm
I during the day on light receipts at Chlcaco.
. higher cables, local covering, fears of
manipulation ana tne rise in provisions
I Closed firm, Itclic net advance; July
ciosca, livso; eopiemoer, 4,urtc; uctouer,
i7Vic. elosed at 48ic,
OATS Receipts. 87,500 bu.; exports, 1.290
ou, spot, nrm; rvo. mc; no. 3 wnite,
io; mo. i wnne, azvic; tracK mixed western
3114033140: track, 3203214c. Options dull and
cany. on koou crop prospects.
HAY Steady; shipping, 70075c; good t
Choice, 9009214c.
HOPS Quiet; stnto common to choice,
iimo crop, ityumc; jwj, 93.100: old oldB, 606c
I'aclllo coast, 1900 crop, 161jl814o; 1899, 11015c
01a oioh, iuc.
HIDES-Steady; Galvoston, 20 to 25 lbs.
1SV.C Texan dry. 24 to 30 lbs.. 14fi?14Up.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock sole,Uuenos
Aires, ngni 10 iivnvy wcignis, .itn.'.ic; acid
. 23V402414c.
1 PROVISIONB Reef, firm; fnmlK- nn no
niJ.OO; mess, $9.0009.50; beef hams, $20,500'
$51.00; packet. $10.00010.50: city, extra India
1 rness, io.vjuii.ui. uui meats, steady; pick
I led bellies, 8i01Olic; pickled Hhoulders,
i.uji'j,.T; picKiea nams, )s.uunio.25. Lard
1 steady: western steamed. mntineni
$8.95; South America. $9.60; compound, $0.8714
'hort clear. $16.00017.23: mess. l5.75fi I.:r.
TALLOW Firm; city, 4T4c; country, 6Q
RiCE-Qulet; dnmeBtlo fair to choice, 3?i
( jiuiMaHbo-uuiei; jew uricans, open
BUTTER Receipts, 17.817 nkgs.i firmer
. crenmrry, loiiiaqj laciory, r.'Vt8jU?ie.
firmer; fancy, large colored. 9c; fancy, large
wniic, vu miiry, small coioreu, vc; Wiley
email wnne, re
EOaS Receipts
14 ",V1 .... I . . .
tlrm
western, ungru
cnndled. 124M314C,
ungruaeo., 1110 1. tic;
western
POULTRY-Allve slowi springers. 1502Oct
turkeys, Sc: fowls, 10140; drested (inn;
nrmisera, ivyMCi lurnpyu, hjo;jc; iowis
iriic.
METALS Trading In tin both at horn
and .abroad was on 11 small scale and
what was done was chiefly to meet Immedi
ate requirements. In londnn values were
without change. Here u weak undertone
was annarent In the absence of sunnort
and .values were reduced 15 points, closing
WIW Ul" fliW3.9Wt' J-ne asKinf rats
on pig Iron warrant declined 2S points to
day, hut no business resulted and values
are decidedly In buyers' favor. Pig Iron
wnrrants, i'J.M; northern foundry, jM.oop
15.W; southern foundry, $13.7391&-iSt soft
southern, JI3 "5115.23. fcngllsn markets
were easier, as Glasgow warrants cloned
at lis fid and Mlddlesborotigh at 44s 7V4d,
Lead nnd spelter locally were, without
change as to price, Spelter lost, 'A fid
and clofd at 17 10s, In Ixmdon copper
was a shade firmer and clossd with spot
at 's Ss Od and futures at (9 7s Pd. Here
the market was unchanged at J17 for Lake
Superior and at 16.621 for casting and
cUctrolytlc-
OMAHA WHOLEHaTeT MAItKBT.
Condition of Trade nnd Quotations nn
Miuilr nnd Poller Produce.
EGOS Rccclnts liberal! srood stock, firm
lOuiOjie.
LIVH POULTRY Hens, 7c; young and
lid roosters, 34Uc; turkeys, 63se; ducks and
tsceae, tc; spring chickens, per Io., ls'JiOo.
uuuuii-toramoii to rair, lzvjwiac.
hoicc dairy. In tubs, lil&lSc: scpaiator, 18c.
FKiiHH l'MSII ItMcW lima. 1! white
bass, He; bluetlsh, lie; bullheads, 10c: blue
Huh, iu; bulfalos, bo; cattish.' 12u: cod, lie;
crapples, 7(Uloc: clscbes. 7c: halibut. 11c: her-
IM. 6c; hiiddocK. loc. pickerel. 7c: pike, 8c;
eu Hiiaiiuer. loc: salmon. 14c: sumlsh. tc:
iuui, ac; wiiitcnsn, "Jo.
PIQEONS-Llve, per doz., $1.
.xai.i- fnoirc, 1
HA Y Prli'vit iimitwii l,v Omnhn Wholesale
lav Uilllor .nanrliillr.H! Chnlre UDland.
J8.uo; No, I uplund, W; medium, J7; coarse,
Jiitio. Jtyo straw, 6.o). These prices nre
for ha; ot good colorand quality, Demand
t.lt, ITW Ill-nil I (.VCIJIlPi
UATO-rtUi X wnite, iC.
L'UHN-No, J, UU. , .
HHAN-1..
VJCUKTABL'i.
SPINACH-l'cr bu. box, 4Cc.
ASPAltAUUS-Natlve, per doz., 3JO40c
11H L'lJAltB Home grown, per lb., lc.
irW utitVH 1'cr uoz., iOyWc.
Niiv uAJtiiuiH iFer uoz., ao'niioc.
NliW TLUNIl'S l'er nor... "ufflSjc.
LuclIMIiKKS Holhuune, per uo., 4036Oc.
UAIliina-AT i)J., Mc.
LICTTUCr-I'cr bu., 20tt2Jc.
ItAU13HKS-l'er doz., laU-tic.
miiai.isi-i'er uoz., sue.
l'OTATOKS-Oltl. ner bu.. 11.
l'u i ATUKS per bu., 1.
i.-aiiuAuu new caiirornm, zc.
TUM ATUKH Kiorliln. uer u-tmsket crate.
fancy, K.6u; Texas, 4-bsk. crates, H.50.
uiMuris-ucrmuuas, per crate, i..j; new
.1 1 1 1 Ol Mill. 20.
CAULlKLuWUtl llnme-urown. ner doz..
95o.
1112ANS Wax, per 14-bu., 95c; string, per
V4 bu,, 75c.
i-j'-,B i-cr tiu., 12; per is du.. ioc.
CULURY Calllornta, per bunch, 60S7Iic.
KRUITS.
STRAWIJKRRIUS-lloine crown. J2.00:
Missouri r:.w.
CtiUitlUKS California, per 8.1b. box,
H.25; Missouri, per 2l-t. case, J 1.50.
riiiH in.B-i-uiiiornia, per dox,
APUlCO'lS Cullfonil,,. 4-busket crates.
(1.50.
I'LUMS-Callfornla. per crate, JI.50.
UUUSliHKIMUES-Pcr 21-qt. case. ,75.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
OKANUES-Cullfornla seedlings, 2.75
(.0; navuls, 13. W: Med. sweets, IJ.25.50.
LL'MONS-Callfornla. extra fancy. JJ.V5:
holce, J3.25.
RAN AN AH Per bunch, according to size.
$2.ii5t2.fiO.
1- 1US California, new cartons, 7oc; layers,
65c; Imported, per lb., 1012c.
DAT lis Persian, In f.u-lu. ooxes, Salrs, 5c
per lb.; Halloween, ovic per lb.
I'lrnbAi'i'ijKH I'er uoz.. jt.udiz.w.
MISCELLANEOUS. .
HONEY California, ner 24-cectlon case.
13.73.
C1DHU Per bbl., M.50; per hair bbl., zz.is.
NUT8-Encllsh walnuts, ner lb.. 15c: 111-
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., 1&&2UC;
raw peanuts, per lb., t1i-Vc; roasted, 6V44J1
Kc; iirazus, 13c; pecans, ngfzzc.
lliiJiss iso. 1 green, 614c; No. : green,
'.jo: -Ni. 1 salted. 614c: No. 2 salted. 514c:
No, 1 veal citir, 8 to 1214 lbs., Sc; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, MH3c; sheep
pelts, 2Va75c; horse hides, Jl.C-.'-i-
St. I.ouln (irnlti 11 nil Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. June 18. W 1 1 EAT Lower :
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 6S1jc; track, 700)
Tin .Tlllt I'X.,.. MMil,mlmr I'l tiffin 11 Vn
hard, S1406'JliC
CORN firm: No. 2 ensh. lie: track. 42c:
July, 4114c: September, 42c.
uai h liiRiiui; iso. z casn, zsiic; track,
IS?iJf29o: Julv. 27ic: Sentember. 26V4c: No. 2
white. :il0311c.
iivr; nun nt wc, Boners.
FLOUR Innctlve: natents. J3.5lVS3.70: ex-
tra fancy nnd stnileht. J3.10fit3.2o: clears.
$2 8O03.WI.
cuiiNMKAly steady at $2.30.
BRAN Dull, unsettled: sacked, east
truck. 63r.
HAY Strong: timothy. $9.00ffl5.00: oralrie.
JT.fifl 11.50. a
witiBK v steady. $i..
IRON COTTONf IKS $1.03.
UAGaiNClS-6'i07c.
HEMP TWIN13-9C
PROVISIONS-Pork. flrmT lobblnc. I15.7S.
Lard, iiulct at J8.45. Drv salt meats.
steady; boxed lots, extra shorts, J8.25; clear
rios, w.iivi; cicar sines, vi.ou. uacon, steady;
boxed lots, extra shorts, 9; clear ribs,
JD.3714: clear sides, J9.50.
METALS Lead, lower at I1.305M.32V,.
Spelter, nominal at $3.7714.
ruui.iuv-uun; cnicKcns, 7c; springs,
12014c; turkeys, 7c; ducks, 6c; springs, 90
loc: geeso. 4c; springs, 8c.
BUTTER Firmer: creamery. 14V419c:
dairy, 12011c.
EGOS Steady nt lOic repacked and cases
Included.
RECEIPTS-F our. 6.000 bbls.! wheat. 29.-
000 bu.; corn. 30,000 bu.; oats, 40,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flotir. 9,000 bbls.; wheat,
31,000 bu.; corn, 13,(00 bu.; oats, 25,000 bu.
Liverpool tSrnln and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. June 18.-WHEAT-Snot.
dull; No. 2 red western, winter, 5s lOd; No.
1 California. 6s. Futures aulet: July. 53
8d; September, 6s Slid.
CORN Spot quiet; American mixed, new,
3s Ulirt: middling mixed, old, 4s 214d. Fu
tures quiei; juiy, js iija; aeptcmoer, 3s
lld: October, nominal.
I'KAS Canadian, steady at 8s 5d.
HOPS At London, steady, 404 15s.
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter, dull at
89.
PROVISIONS Beef, firm: extra India
mess, 63s 3d. Pork, prime mess western,
steady at 61s, Hams, short cut, steady nt
46h 9d. Iard. steady: tirlme western. 4.1b!
American rciincd, In palls, 433d. Bacn firm;
(jumuenaim cut, m io w ids., stendy at
lis wi; Hiiuri ruiB, io io -i ids., ids va; long
clear mlddlcc, light Its 3d; long clear
middles, heavy, 42st short clear backs, 42s
3d: clear bellies, 47s 3d; shoulders, square,
11 to 13 lbs., steady at 36s 3d,
liu'i 'tisiiuuh: nncsi united states,- SSs;
good United States, 63s,
CHEESE Firm; American finest, white,
and colored, new, .44s.
tallow prime city, quiet at 25s; Aus
tralian. In London, steady at 26s 6d.
RECEIPTS Last three davs: Wheat.
399,000 centals, Including 388,000 American;
corn, iio..iju centals.
Knnsns City firuln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, June IS. WHEAT July,
63ic; September, 63Vic: cash. No. 2 hard.
65H0tio; No. 3, 66c; No. 2 red. 68c.
CORN June. lOWc; September, 41ic; cash,
No. 2 mixed, 42c; No, 2 white, 420-42HC.
OATS-No. 2 white, 2914029ic.
RYE No, 2, 62c.
HAY-Cholcc timothy, $11.60012.00; choice
prairie. $10.60011.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 1414017c; dairy,
fancy, 13014c.
EGOS-Wenk; fresh Missouri nnd Kan
sas stncK, yc dozen, iojs on;, caes re
turned: new whltewood cases Included, 14
more.
RECEIPTS-Wheat, 23,200 bu.; corn, 12,000
du.; oniH, n.iAiu mi. t
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 20,800 bu.; corn
18,100 bu.; oats, 9,000 bu.
Toledo (irnln nnd Seed,
TOLEDO. June 18.-VHEAT-Dul! but
stentty; casn aim Juiy, 7llc; September,
70ic.
f ORN Active and higher; cash, 43c; July,
41Sir. Hnntomhnr 41ir. '
OATS-KIrm; cash, 2Sc; July, 274ic; Sep
tember, 26Uc
RYE 63c,
CLOVERSEED Cash, prime, $6.50; Octo
bcr. $5.2714.
OII Unchanged,
MlnnrniiolU When!, Flour and Mran,
MINNEAPOLIS, June 18. WHEAT
Cash, 674e: July, 66ic: Sentember, 6614c;
on track, No, 1 hard, C9ic: No. 1 northern,
67ic: No. 2 northern, 65c.
FLOUR First patents, $3.8008.90: second
pntents, $3.600 3.70: first clears, $2.6502.75;
second cienrs, 2.urii.ii'.
BRAN In bulk, $it,OO011,25.
Mllnnukee drain Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 18.-WHEAT-Dull
and lower: No. 1 northern, 7107114c; No, 3
northern, uyjjfw: juiy, KJriiic,
RYE Lower: No. I, 50c.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2, 66c; sample,
400 sac,
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, 1U., June lS.-CORN-Hlgher;
No. 3. 41?4c.
OATS Firm; No, .2 white, 2814c, billed
throtiffh.
WHISKY-On the basis of $1.37 for fin-
isnea gooas.
Hank rirnrlnu.
OMAHA, June 1$. Bank clearings for to
day, $981,796; for this day one year ago,
$1,025,796: decrease. $41,000.
CHICAGO, June lS.-llank clearing, $24,.
492,628; balances. $2,455,000: posted exchange,
sixty days, $1.8614; demand, $1.89; New York
exenange. bo nremium.
PHILADELPHIA, .June 18.-Clearlngi,
$24.86S.368. balances. $3,981,546.
ST LOUIS. June 18,-Cleartngs, $7.21.466;
pajaiicea, ti,zii,m. money, o'( per cent;
New York exchange, 10c discount bid, par
asked.
BALTIMORE. Juno 18.-CIenrlngs, $4,189,
355; balance, $675,744.
NEW' YORK, Juno IS.-Clearlngs, $361,101,
612; balances, $78,273,223.
CINCINNATI. June lS.-Clearings. J3.59S,
900; New York exchange, 20c premium;
money, 606 per cent.
MOVEMENTS IX STOCKS AND nO.MlS.
Market Influenced by Doubt Snrrnnnd
tna St. Pnnl Denl.
NEW YORK, June 18.-The pressure to
sell stocks was effectual In breaking
through resistance In the market today nnd
carrying the general level of prices to a
materially lower basis. There were 11 few
spots of strength persisting and there were
occasional successful efforts to check the
decline which resulted In rallies, by driving
the room shorts to cover. The closing was
quite active and weak. The most potent
Influence In the market was the state of
doubt engendered as to the real status of
the much discussed St. Paul deal. Investi
gation by some Independent authorities
elicited the Information that negotiations
were In progress for bringing St. Paul within
the scope of tho community of Interest
working out In the western railroad world,
but many of the specific assertions which
have been set afloat by the very large co
operative contingent, which Is making the
St. Paul project the medium for their
operations, were stripped to pieces. Tho
most Important of these was In the isser
tlon that 4 per cent bonds were to be of
fered tor St. Paul nt the equivalent of 200.
Today's version of the project carried It no
further than an effort to secure the co
operation or the Morgan-Hill holdings In St.
Paul with the Harrlman-Kuhn-Locb hold
ings In exchange for co-operntlon of tho
holdings of the latter Interest with those of
the former In Northern Pacific. The hold
ings of the Morgan-Hill syndicate in St.
Paul dating bnck to the efforts to secure
control previous to the purchase or Rur
llngton are known to be large. Another
well defined rumor had It that n hitch had
occurred In the contract alleged to have
been made to sell a large block of St. Paul
stock to the 1'nlon Pacific. St. Paul de
clined nearly 5 points hs n rcsnlt of these
rumors and Union Pnclflc about 3 and
closed within 11 small fraction of the low
est. Missouri Pacific suffered from realiz
ing on the ground that all tho good news
regarding the stocks was out, and the Inde
pendent steel companies were notable suf
ferers from the same cause, tho decline In
Colorado Fuel reaching 10 and In Tennessee
Coal 07;. Amalgamated Copper reacted 3
from yesterday'a upward spurt, but rallied
strongly on the hope of a Judicial decision
today In favor of the company's merger
project. The rally was mostly lost In the
fate reaction of the market.
The bond market was moderately active
and Irregular. Total sales, par value, 4.010,
00i). United States bonds were all unchanged
on the Inst call. .
The following are th closing prices oa
the New York Stock exchange:
AtchHon H do pfd
do nfd MS'i'Sn. Pacific
.111
. i'-H
. Mi
. mi;
. 4;
. 7:i
. .17
110!4
. 91
. 2?'4
Ilaltlmoro & Ohlo...l084 So. Itallway ....
do pfd....
'.M'k iin prrl
MM Tex. & Pacific ..
701; Tol., St. U & W
9Hl dn pfd
4 lUnlon Paclflo ,,
79 V do pfd
9-i Wabash
314' dn nfd
Canadian Pacific
C'nnmla So
Chr.i. & Ohio
I'hlcaRo & Alton..
dn pfd
C, II. Q
Chi. tnd. A I,
dn pfd.
-1 nci'i. a: it. r....... -fi
Chlcano A E. 111. ..DO I do 2d pfd 3314
Chlcagn O. W liVWIs. Central :tj
dn 1st pfd SS I dn pfd 4 7 i
do 2d pfd hW, P. C. C. & St. L.,, 77U
Chicago A N. W... .Dili Adams Kx 17.1
l. n. t. & P 17014 American Ex 2f0
rnicago Tr. Tr s.'i t'. s. Ex ,
dn pfd .v.iC'i Welln.Farito Ex..
C C. C. & St, L... 8M4 Amal. Copper ....
Coloradn So IS Amer. Car & P..
do 1st pfd M dn pfd
dn Id pfd 13 Amer. Mn. Oil...
Del. & Hudson 147 do nfd
.. S3
:.is
..127
.. s:',4
.. S71i
.. 49
.. 57
Del. U & IV ,mrr. S. & 11....
Denier A It. O..
dn pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Ot. Nor, pfd
HncklnK Valley ,
do pfd ,
Illinois Central ,
Iowa Central
dn pfd ,
Lake Erie & IV,
do pfd
L. A N
Manhattan I.....
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central ....
Mex. National ..,
Minn. & St. I,..
Mo. Pacific
St., K, & T
do pfd
N. J. Central ...
Ni V. .Central ..
Norfolk & IV.....
do pfd..
No. Patlflc
dn pfd
Ontario & W....
rennylvanla ...
Iteadlng
do Ut pfd... i..
do Id pfd
St. L. & S. F....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. U Southw...
do pfd
St. Taul
wlH dn pfd
100 Amer. Tobacco .
J3'.4 Anae. Mln. Co...
ll Ml
..UI'
6C4
71 nrooklyn It. T...
... 671 Coin. Purl A Iron,. , 123
...150 con. flas 2UJ
... mm ion, iodbcco csii
,.. do pfd US!,
...ifi'i lien. Electric 21
... 76 Olui-ose Sugar C0'4
... fl'.i Hocking Coal ,. 23i
... S3 Inter. Paper I3'i
...i.v no pia ,7
,..110',4 Inter. Power M1J
...i.i i.acitnc uas M
...17314 National Illscult ...15
... 7'i National Lead 2S1J
... 11 National Salt 4)',
... .'-4 no pro 771
...121 No. American 101
..r 3114 I'a.-lfle Coast ....1.. 7H4
... 6I racifto Mall 424
, i-enpie uas 1191;
...1M',4 Pressed S. Car 4I4
.1. 1 3 Vi do pfdi ;.'lj
... Tullman P. Car ....20?
...120 lllepublle Steel 2iS
... I'.-m dn prd.
37Vt Sugar 1U'4
.15:
Tenn. Coal & Iron. 71
. 47
. -n
. 4?li
. SS
. 75U
. 3
Union Hag A P K
do nfd 7?fc
u. . lyatner it
do pfd "Mi
u. b. uutioer 21
do pfd K
U. S. Steel 49
dn pfd i P;
. f?!4
.179
Western Union 91H
Ex-dlvldend.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: A general exo
dus to the Ascot race thinned the attend
anco on the floor of the Stock exchange
here. Tho tone of the stock market was
firm and even the American department,
mat nas or .late snown lire in otnerwise
lifeless trading was dull. Prices sagged
from the opening, In tho absence of sup
port. Atchison, St. Paul and Union Pacific
being particularly dull. There was, how
ever, buying in of Northern Pacific.
Canadian railway stocks were flat In the
beginning of the strike. Consols were ex
ceptionally firm on the purchase of 300,000
ana a renuciion in tne ucriin bank rate.
it is tnougnt possible tnat the Bank of
France may follow with a reduced rate
soon. Money here Is plentiful, despite the
payment 01 txw.ouo consols. Tne Hank or
England has bought 5,000 gold In Aus
tralia and 30,000 In Egypt, Bar silver Is
2774 an ounce on American sales. Exchange
on i-aris, zu.,xft; on uerun, M.sift.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. June 18. MONEY on call
firm at 304 ner cent: last loan. 1 ner cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easier, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.87T40
4.88 for demand and at $4.8714 tor sixty days;
Gosiea rates, 4.bi4 aim $4.89; commercla
Ills. $4.8404.85.
SILVER Certificates, nominally fiOc! hnr
oc; iviexicHn uouam, llftc.
HUixtJB Htate, inactive; governments,
steady, railroad. Irregular.
The closing ptlccs on nunds toda are as
IDIIOTva.
U. S. ref. Is, reg..,.lM14 N. T, C. Is...
.107s:
do coupon .01
N, J. (.'. gen. 5s. ...mu
do 2s. res...
.. .1054
No. Paclflo 3s n
do 4s imh
N Y. C & 8t L 4s.,Vi6T4
N. & IV, con. 4s. ,,,102
CTwnn V... 1 n
dn 2s, ref 0l
do coupon
An new 4s. rec... .138)4
do coupon 138
do old 4s, rcg il2',i
do coupon M3!4
do 4 .'....'.'"lM
Oregon S. L 6s. ..ISO
do Se, ref 10SH
no consol 6s 120
do coupon 108)4
D. of C. 3. Ms lt
llcnillUK Krn. IS,,,,,
nio a, v. 1 10.1
St I, A I M c. SS..1I7
Atch. gen. 4s lOP.J
dn adl. 4s 98
St L A S i' g, s,,lli;
Canada So, 2s 109141
m. i-mui consols . 1117
dies. & O. 4V4s
,in8;st. P.. C. A P. Is.HS
dn 5s i:'4
C. A N. IV. c. 7. ,1431a
Mo S. F. deb. S..!!2
Chicago Ter. ts H'.i
Colorado So. Is faVt
i). & n. a. is ict
Erie general 4s 9jS
F. W. & D. C. Is.. .107
Ofn. Electric 8s.. U','4
Iowa Central Is., ,.115
I A N. unl. 4s... ,103
.do 5s 119
s'i i-itcina 45 $)
ru. iiaiiway ja 114
a. R. A T. s B1
Tex. A Pacific Is. .1181
do 2..., oj
Union racinc 4s,..,jon;
11 abash Is H8V4
do 2s ui
11 est Shore 4s unVj
Wis, Cntral 4s 92
Va, Centuries .... jju
M K. & T. 2s S
do Is,,
, 99141
Bid. Offered,
London Stock Quotations.
LONDON, June 18. 4 p. m. Closing:
Consols, money .... 93
dn acccount t. 93
Atchison 90
Canadian Paclflo ,.i6
St. Paul 1M114
Illinois Central ,...lM!i
Iiilsvllle .. 113
Union Pae. pfd 93
N. Y. Central J61
Erl 43
do 1st nfd
.... Ttili
Pennsylvania ,,
Reading
No. Paclflo pfd.
Orand Trunk ,.
.... 7f,
.... 2411
....10OV4
Ut,
Anaconda ,,,,,,
Hand Mines ,,,
U. H. Steel ....
dn pfd
10'
.... 47
.... M'
.....107
BAR SILVER-Dull at 27d ner ounee
MONEY-10U4 per cent. The rate of dls
count In tho open market for short bill, li
21402 9-16 per cent; for three months' bills
s D-w per cent.
vr York Mlnlnc Jltoeks,
NEW YORK. June 18,-The following are
tne closing quotations on mining stocKs;
Adsms Con 13 ILIttle Chief
... II
...Kk)
... 90
... 13
... 7
... 5
... 15
... 4)
Alice
40 Ontario
nreeca ,
Tlninswlck Con...
CnmitocW Tun....
60 Ophlr
13 I Phoenix
M4 Potest
Con. Cal. A Va 20)
savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Ropes ,,
Deadnood Terra ... fS
Horn Silver .m
Iron Silver It
ladvllle Con i
Standard ,
...330
Condition of the Treasury,
WASHINGTON. June 18,-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the tren
eral fund, exclusive of tho $150,000,000 gold
retjexvo in tne division, or redemption
hows: Avallahln rush balance. $168,921,925:
gold, JM.694,485.
Huston Storks nnd Roods.
BOSTON. June lS.-Call loans, 30314 Pr
cent: tlmo loans, 340414 per cent, omeiai
losing:
T. & S. F. , , .
MM Vft End .,
"4
ioi;
1;
K
do rfi .i.
.1031, Wfsllngh. Elec...
Amer. Sugar MIS
Atciuson is ,
Adventure ,
Ring. M. Co
Amal. Copper ....
Atlantic
dn pru.... 1:3
An.fr. TIthon. . .!.',!
lloKton & Albany.. IS) 14'
llostnn Elevated ,.l,?
Iloston 4- Me Ill
31
Hoston & Mont 474
Itutte & Iloston ....US
11. a q
Dominion Coal ..... 4ft
Cal. A Hecla. ....
..MS
.. 17
.. 25
.. 17
... M
,.i;i
.. 14
,..333
.. 30
.. 2i
.. 17
do M.., 1U
FraiiMin
Humboldt
Jsceola
Parrot
. H. Htel 49V,
do nfd t"i
Itchburg pfd Ill
Oen. Klectrlo ....
Mcx. Central ....
N. K, O. tc C...
.247
.. 29
Qulncy
Santa re v-oppcr,
i; Tamarack
Old Colony 206
Utan .Mining
IVInona
Wolverines .
Old Dominion 31
Rubber M4
Union racltlo 110,
CofTec Market.
NEW YORK. June 18.-COFFEE-Spot
Rio. dull; No. 7, Invoice, tic. .Mild, quiet;
Cordova, 8V4012V4C Higher prices followed
n lower opening in cofiee touay. 1 n nmi-
Up! tnrti-,l stnnilv In tone. UnchntlCcd to a
polnta lower, nnd for tho rest of the fore
noon was narrow under disappointing for
eign market news, heavier port receipts In
uruzn ann siacK demand tor spot com-c.
I.nte In the npnalnii anvorill tiromltlOIl t trad
ers becamo prominent buyerB of fall months
nd rumor had It that the metai clique wns
mvlnir for a tirnnnnnred advance. Shorts
turned for cover, and the combined support
inns orougiu out seni pnera "I' i'""'"'i
with tho market ilnally tlrm nnd net un-
rhnnred to A nnlnta hleher. Total sales
were 33,350 bags, Including June nt oc; July,
605.03c; August, 6.05c; September, 5.1o0o.2Oc;
October, 5.2005.25c: November, 6.25c; De
cember, 6.3.'05.4Oc; May, 5.6000.65c.
OH nnd Rosin.
NEW YORK, .limn 18 OILS Cottonseed.
tn,li! tirlitK, rritrtn Tinmllinl! tirlmo Vellow.
3Sc. i'etroleum, dulL Rosin, quiet: strained,
common to good, $1.421401. 1 urpt-iuine,
iril37i4C
fill. CITY. Pa.. .Inne IS. OILS Crcd t
bnlances, $1.60; certificates, no bid; ship
ments, 100.66 bbls.; average, )i,-J oois.;
runs, 92,108 bbls.: average. 81,014 bbls.
savannah, tla,. June IS. U1I.B .ipinis
of turpentine, llrm nt 4714c Rosin, llrm;
a 11 f i m, n i in- K. ii.is V.
$1.20: O, $1.25; 11, $1.40: I, $1.15; J, $i.o; M,
$2.30! N. $2.60; W. O.. $2.90; W. W $3.1503. 2n.
LONDON. June is. Oil t urpentine spir
its, 27s 3d0C6s Gd.
LIVERPOOL, June lS.-OILS-Cottonsecd,
Hull refined, spot, firm, 22s 9d. Turpentine
spiritH, firm, 27s Sd.
Nerr York Dry llooda Mnrket.
NEW YORK Junn 18. DRY GOODS-Tho
market for blenched cottons has advanced
lc on leading makes, such as r run or tne
.nom and Lnnsdnles. Low crude blenched
nre fully 14c higher. Brown sheetings niid
drills are scarce nnd firm. Osnaburs lk01ic
higher, with good demand. Denims aro nd-
vaucing ana otner coarse coioreu cottuna
llrm. Prints unchnnced. Print cloths still
in good request and wide goods steady.
MANCHESTER. June IS. CI0111S find
yarns llrm but not active.
Kvnpornted nnd Dried Fruits.
NRW YnniC. June 18. EVAPORATED
APPI.KS l.lttle trndlnc wns noted In the
market today, but held stenay, owing to
the scarcity of aoods. Prime, 6140o?ic;
choice, 606I4C: fancy. 61407c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FllUI ra-innc-
tlve. Prunes, 3";0'Jc, as to sue and qual
ity. AnrlentR. itovnl. s-ffl'c: Moor Park,
7HT712C. Peaches, pcclcdi 1101Sc; unpcclcd,
6!I1C.
Snirnr Mnrket.
NEW YORK. June 18.-SUGAR-RaW.
steady but quiet; fair refining, 3?4c: cen
trifugal, 96 test, 44c; molasses sugar, 3c;
renneti, quiet.
NKIV ORI, HA NR. June 18. SUGAR Mar
ket quiet; open kettle, 3 3-1604c; open kettle,
centritugni, i'Mi',Q; centniugai yenuw,
4i4rai?sc; scconus, :;,inc,
Wool Mnrket.
ST. T.OllIS. June 18. WOOI-Steady : me
dium trades. llfllTo: llcht line. 11014c:
heavy tine, 9011c: tub washed, Ity2ii4c,
CHICAGO LIVF, STOCK MARKET,
Cntllc Grnernlly Steady Hoas Open
Hhnde lllalicr Sheen Firm
niitCAnn. .Tune -is. CATTIE Receipts,
3,000 head, Including 600 Texans; generally
.. t . . . ,, .1 . . . .... .. - t .. nvn.A .AAa tr. i('ti
tiuuui nivnii 1 hunu l IIIH- 0. Tu.iw,
6.20: ppor to medium, $1.4005.30; stoekcrs
and feeders, slow:l(t'Ti.OO0t.8O: cows. $2.(O0
4. 85: heifers. $2.75155.10: cntiners. $2.0002.65;
bulls, firm nt $3.0W.b5 1 cnivcs, 25C lilgner
nt $o.40j(t.50; Texas red steers, t.-.'a'ao.w
TritnR hulls. $'.75'fl3.75.
11UUS-Iteceipts touay. w,uui neaa; to
morrow, xi. nui nenii. estimntea: leu over,
2,000 head; opened n shade .higher and
closed noout steaiiy; top, sb.iu; nuxen nnu
butchers, J5.8XMiG.I0; good to choice heavy,
$5.9006.10; rough heavy, $5.7505.85: light,
lS.70f,.OO: bulk of Rale. $5.92.156.0214.
Hllhil'Ji' A IN l J l,A.il MS iteceipts, in.u.u
head: sheen and lambs steady to firm:
sorlnc lambs tin to $5.75: Colorado?. $5.15
good to rholco wethers, $3.f04.25; fair to
choice mixed, $3.6004.00; western sheep,
W.wwi.-ja; yearlings, i. wo 0.1a; western
lambs, $1.6505.15.
ICnnsan City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY.- June IS. CATTLE-Rc
celnts. a.000 natives. 1.100 Texans and 400
cnivcs; ncer steers. F.teaoy to easy; oiucr
cattle steady to 10c lower: choice . beef
steers. $5.4003.90: fair to aood. $18505.30
stockers and feeders, 13.5004.90: western
fed steers. J4.5fi 5.70: Texans nnd Indians,
$3.MK(t5.2; rexns grass steers, ja.ooflj.iui
cows. J3.oow4.oo: neirers. w.so'i 10.20: canners
$2.0002.85; bulls, $3.2504 65: calves, $3.5005 00.
HOGS-Recclnts. 17.000 head: market 2140
5c higher; top. $6.0214: bulk of sales, $3.8o0
5.95: heavy, $5.93ffi6.0214: mixed packers.
jo.aoaa&.no: ngnt, fb.vmtt a; pigs, w.zuun.ou.
SHEEP AND LAM HS Iteceipts, si.iuj
head: Hnrlnir lambs. 10c hlcher: others
steady to 10c lower; western lambs, $4,250
5.00; western wethers, $3.60ifi4.00; western
vearllnes. $4.0O!fl.60: ewes. $3.00iff 3.75 : Texas
grass sheep, $3.OO03.65;Texas lambs, $3.50
4.00; spring lambs, $4.2505.25.
St. I.onls Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. June 1S.-CATTLE Receipts,
4,400 head, Including 200 Texans; market
steady: shipping and export steers, $5,200'
6.00; dressed beef and butcher steers, $4.25
6.50; steers tinder l.ono lbB $4.0005.00; stock
era and feeders, $3.8004.85; cows and heif
ers, $2.0005.00; canners, $1.6002.85; bulls,
$2.8003.50; Texas and Indian steers, $3.150
515: cows nnd hclfern, $2.0004.15.
Ituus iteceipts, neao; maraci
IaiiHik t.lcra nrwl llcrlitu t5fcK4?OV mpkurH
$5.8505.95: butchers. $6.0006.15.
SHEEP AND LA.MIta iteceipts, 4,iuu
head: market 15o lower: native muttons.
$3.4(V7i3.75; lambs, $4.605.45; culls and bucks,
$2.ais3.7o: stocKen, Jii.ibua.w; Texas mut
tons, $3.5004.00.
e- York Lire Stork Mnrket.
NEW YORK. June 18.-REEVES-Re-
celnts, 227 head; market nominally steady.
camos quoted live cattle siow ai iwi.-c
per lb.: sheep, steady at 11012c; yearlings,
13c; refrigerator beef, weak nt S09c per lb.;
exports today, 1,450 head cattle, 2.45C head
sheep and 1,900 quarters of beef,
CALVES Reeetnts. 8 head: very little
doing: good veals sold at $6.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Iteceipts, 4,763
head; market active and prices steady;
sheep, $3.0004,00; lambs, $6.1006.25; few
yearlings, $5,
HOGS Receipts; 2,300 head; steady, $2,000)
6 83; common western, $6.
Stock In Sla-hf.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep nt the four principal
live siock markets junn is:
Cattle.
South Omaha 2,777
Chicago 3,000
Kansas City 10,100
St. Louis 4,400
Hogs. Sheep.
7.367 2.92U
19,000 15,000
17,000
0,410
9,400
4.1W
Totals 20.277 52,767 31,029
St. Joseph Lire Slock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, June 18. PATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,557 hend; market steady to 10c
lower: natives, $4.405.80: cows and heifers,
$2.000 5 00; veals, $3.7506.50: bulls and stags,
$3.000 6.00; stockers and feeders. $2.7504.80.
HOGS Receipts. 9.920 head; market
steady; light and light mixed, $5.8006.95;
medium heavy. $5.S506.O2H; pigs, $1.0005.00;
bulk. $5.8505.95.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,833
head; market steady.
Sioux City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY." June 18.-(Spcclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 600; market
steady; beeves, $5.1505.65; cows and bulls,
mixed, $2,7503.60: stockers and feeders, $3.60
04.40; calves and yearlings, $3.5004.40.
HOGS Receipt.-!, 4.000; market 5c higher;
selling, $5,82140 5.90; bulk, $5.85.
THE nil? A LTY MARK ICT.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Tuesday,
June 18 ,1901:
Christina Norton to Huch Rohlnsoll.
lot 4. Stevens' sub $1,200
II. .1. l.'nrlnuanH wife in K. n. Purliih.
lot 22, block 6, Monmouth park 850
L. C. Graham and husband to T. A.
Slusser, w 5 feet of e. 10 feet lot 10,
block 15, Walnut Hill "5
Omaha Realty rnmnanv to E. O. Hv-
sham, lot 13, block 2. Popploton nark 1,000
11 yati-uuiiara uumner company to
Paul Hoaclnnd. s 44 feet lots 1 and
2, block 12, Orchard Hill 1.000
Total amount of transfer fl,l?5
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattl. Markit Yarj Slow aid Gtaerallj a
Dim Lowtr,
HOGS SOLD A GOOD NICKEL HIGHER
Demand for Sheep and Lambs Wns
Equnl to the Supply Today and
Prlcer, Showed Very Little Va
riation from Yesterday.
SOUTH OMAHA, June 18.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ofllclal Monday l,wn 3,. 61 4,966
Official Tuesday 2,777 7,36 2,9i9
. Two days this week,. 2,841 11,118 7.S9S
Same days last week.... 4,673 14,2ol 6,315
Samo week before 6,212 is.jus 5,544
Same three weeks ago... 7,72'J D.oiu b,2i6
Samo four weeks ago.,., 5,Sio 19,u3J 8,043
Same days last year , 5,201 14,379 8,750
Average price paid for hogs at South
unison tne past several days wnn com
parisons: I 1901. 1900.1899.189S.1S97.1696.1S95.
May 27...
5 60
5 6314
3 601
4 201 3 311
2 9.1 4 17
aiay 28...
May 29,, ,
May 30,..
May 31...
June 1 ..,
June 2..,,
June 3,,.,
June 4,...
June 5.. ,
June 6
i 951
4 90
4 J5
4 83
4 88
4 83
4 S3
4 91
4 1)3
3 341
1 Vi' Jl
6 631;
5 71 ,
3 60
3 36
3 39
2 96
4 as
4 39
( 30
4 30
4 34
4 39
4 35
4 2
I 31
4 56
4 3$
3 67
4 10
2 93
3 67
4 14
4 21
3 60
3 6
3
3 58
3 68
3 67
3 4o
2 86
2 85
2 8j
2 it
2 91
3 01
t
4 III 3 32
4 03 3 26
5 70
4 10
3 32
3 31
6 70ii
5 Hi
4 91
4 95
5 02;
4 01
June 7...,
Juno 8....
0 .a),
5 78(4
3 88
3 30,
3 60
3 811 3 31
3 08
3 04
2 93
June 9....
6 10
3 61
3 92 3 29,
3 99 3 27
June 10.,
6 Mi;
3 69
June 11...
5 001
3 Si 3 li
2 91 4 tl
June 12... 15 89i;
I 4 92 3 571 A 3 31 3 00 4 36
1 i ski 3 tui ?ii 1 3 0.1: 4 ,v
j line 1J...1 a s.
June 14... 1 5 fcl'i 4 85 3 66 3 79 3 59 4 38
June 15 ,i 5 86;k I 891 .1 611 3 77l 3 2J 2 9Si 4 41
June 16... I I 4 951 3 621 3 901 3 22 3 101
June 17... 6 83 3 63 3 6J 3 18 3 CSj 4 44
JUlie 18,.. t 8)tl 5 03 I 3 80 3 211 3 10 4 4(i
Indicates Sunday.
Tho ofllclal number of rnrs of stock
brought In today by each rood was:
Cnttle.Hoes.Sh'n.H'ses.
t;.. ai. it ut. l'. v 7
5
3
3
O. & St. L. Ry 1
Missouri I'acinc lty 2 3 z
Union Pacific system.... 35 22 5
22
22
1
12
20
10
io
I
"in
C. & N. w. Ry 3
F E. a M. V. R, n 19
8. C. A P. Ry 2
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry.. 17
II. . M. R. R. R 13
C, R. ft Q. Ry 4
K. C. ft St. J 5
C. R. I. ft P.. enst 7
C R. 1. ft P., west
Illinois central , ..
Total receipts 121
11
The dhmosition of the day's recelnts was
follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
ucr 01 ncau iiiuicatea:
Uuvcrs. Cattle. Hoes. Sheet).
Omaha Packing Co 323 1,200 510
wtrt nnu company 4:1
1,601
1,78.-.
2,628
460
Cudahy Packing Co 935
Armour & Co 669
cudahy Pack. Co., K. C... 120
10
1,440
it. ucckcr ft .ucgan si
Vansant ft Co
Livingstone ft Schaller..,,
11. L. Dennis ft Co
Other buyers
16
44
9
147
Totals 2,765 7,214 2,525
CATTLE There was not what might bo
called v heavy run of cattle here today, but
still tho market wna very slow and lower.
Tho reason seemed to be that packers
claim prices did not go down nearly as
much here last week as they did at other
points and as a result they have to take
off hero this week. Sellers, of course, did
not iikc ino luea 01 lower prices and as a
result trndc today was very slow and lower
all around.
Packers started out bidding 10015c lower
on all grades of beef steers. Sellers, how
ever, held on and the cattle that did change
hands were on the average about a dime
lower. Some of the choicest bunches were
perhaps not over a nickel lower, but to off
set that the commoner grades were In some
cases more than a dime lower and In fnct
sellers said. It was almost Impossible to get
a bid on such kinds. It was late before
many cattle had changed hands, as both
buyers and sellers were slow to make con
cessions, ,
The cow market wns also very slow and
lower,, Puckers wanted to get their supplies
10015c lower and while sellers held on tor
better prices they were unable to get them
In the majority of casea. The decline was,
of course, greatest on the less desirable
bunches and on grasscrs, but still the de
cline was general and covered the good as
well as tho bad.
Bulls also took a drop today In sympathy
with the Jecllne on cows and steers. Stags
wero also about a dime lower and veal
calves' were slow nnd weak.
Stockers and feeders were more plentiful
today than' for some little time past and
buyers took advantage of the opportunity
to pound tho market a little. As compared
with last week values are at least 15c lower
and In some cases more. The commoner
kinds wtre very slow Bale. Representative
sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 660 3 00 30 1051 S y
... 740 4 i 2Z 1031 i I)
Hltl I IV U
l..i.. CO 4 50
44 1140 6 24
7 1157 & ?J
24 1157 5 10
1 1220 6 30
42 1203 5 34
40 1137 S JO
25 1153 6 30
41 11.14 5 30
22 1183 5 .14
15 1331 5 35
18 1201 5 35
20 ..1153 3 M
M 1127 i 35
21 1260 D 10
30 1210 3 14
57 1335 5 4,1
18 12M S 43
22 1193 5 'i
2? 1093 5 :o
93 12!2 5 SO
19 1303 5 S3
41 1320 5 31
38 1333 5 )
12 13.19 & 64
24 1316 5 60
20 1315 5 30
"IS 1466 5 61
3
9S3 4 n
y....
7....
940 4 S3
48 4 W
920 4 (0
1....
21....
1011 4 60
9S0 4 fO
I3 4 75
1055 4 73
. 90S 4
911 4 SS
933 4 K5
1041 4 S3
970 4 91
13....
16....
2....
17....
6....
23....
21....
37....
2..
980 5 00
937 5 00
32..
32 1101 5 00
6
.1084 5f:0,
IS
.,..1027 5 01
....1073 hS
....1005 111
.,,,1066 5-10
44
20
23
21..
961 5 10
66 1002 5 IS
18..
.1102' 5 13
15
f',6 5 15
,,..'.07 5 20
17
14
22
'.....
19 1403 5 6S
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.... 907 4 '14 7 1070 3 10
827 4 74 18 1063 5 .'5
.... 7S1 4 , 5 16 1062 6 70
.... 808 4 10 33 1068 J 30
915 4 85 37 1162 5 10
793 4 00 42 1126 5 15
STEERS AND COWS.
16
13
17
II
977 5 IS 17 1294 5 60
10
.1235 5 23
COWS,
2...
U.'.'.
870 1 50
1...
1...
2..
9..
21...
13...
.1024 3 ro
. 904 3 CO
.1220 3 6)
.1078 3 65
.1091 3 74
.1023 3 74
930 2 04
(M 300
870 3 54
1034 3 SO
94S 2 75
1020 2 75
93) 2 '5
1034 3 '5
870 2 80
960 2 15
918 2 S3
936 2 94
755 3 00
3 944 3 T.I
1 700 3 75
1 1134 3 75
1 1170 3 75
9 1019 3 V,
11 1030 3 f4
1.., 1110 4 (0
3 1183 4 04
1 1004 4 00
1 1004 4 04
1 1110 4 04
9..
6 1042 3 W
1 8S0 3 i)
1!
5
1
74S 3 Cj
.... 914 3 10
.,..10.14 3 .'3
,...1184 3 20
....1036 3 23
.... H 3U
.... 810 3 21
.,..1010 3 21
,,..1180 3 21
980 3 23
902 3 23
.... 997 3 23
.... 944 3 M
800 3 2.1
,,,,1040 3 25
,...102.1 3 54
.... 990 3 54
..,,iw 3 ro
.... 992 3 SO
....1110 J 50
..,.1090 1 f4
....1024 3 '
...,1055 4 04
....1123 4 04
....1130 Ifti
....1131 4 03
....1204 4 03
....1214 4 J
,...1340 4 f.1
....1104 4 r,
.,.,1134 4 11
....1210 4 30
2...
1...
6...
3...
2...
1...
8...
1...
1
tt'.'.'.'.'.
II
li'.'.'.'.'.
17....,
II
io,'".'!
1...
5...
,.1018 4 30
9 1123 4 39
2....
.1133 I 35
6..,.
6....,
15....
3,,.,
2....
1....
1....
..1208 4 23
.. 970 4 23
..1023 4 '0
,.1204 4 i-O
..14.15 4 60
.,1414 4 63
..1364 4 73
COWS AND HEIFERS.
... 981 3 10 23...
.103) 4 (0
,,,1033 4 1.1
HEIFERS.
634 3 75
1,
2
,939 4 10
, 74) 4 M
620 4 50
817 4 63
, 919 4 79
. 816 4 0
. 75 5 04
64 3 83
1220 1 CO
H55 4 10
603 4 31
1015 4 10
70J 4 44
1314 4 34
23.. ..
46...,
3...,
60....
34,..,
1...,
BULLS.
1 1204 3 75
J 12U0 3 75
1 9T0 tl
1 12,64 3 ''O
2 1220 3 04
4 1384 3 13
1 1220 3
J 12V) 3
j 9) 3 34
1 1150 3 4 )
1 1620 3 T4
1 1234 3 SO
) 3 15
1....
1....
loio i ro
1234 3 CJ
160) 3 IS
1720 3 71
1164 4 'A
1564 4 n
764 4 14
1....
1
1
1
I..
1 1104 4 23
1 1330 I 21
1 1540 I 31
1 1804 i 44
1 710 4 34
STAGS.
1 901) 3 63 37 1546 4 94
1 854 3 .5
CALVES.
1 410 4 2V 1 150 t 00
l 130 a
1 do o
2 1M V)
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1.,,, W S 24 7, M7 3 10
1 770 2 !') IS W3 3 10
J... iOOS J M 3 IM 3 15
3 730 2 IS 4 ., 57 3 fi
11 91J 3 M 2 452 3 S
U... 1019 3 10 1, syt 3 CO
STOCK CALVES.
I. , tm 7 ) 1 3to 3 :s
I 640 3 1..,,.., 310 4 (0
1 W 3 M 1 KM 5 M
8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1
S
1......
I
7...'.'.'.
1
2
t
M0 3 00
6 , M 4 75
,. ZM I r
.... 70 3 f0
530 3 :o
.... m 3 ""s
.... ij.i 3 i
640 4 00
.... 730 4 l)
.... ;o 4 ,-o
.... 6S3 4 M
15 M0 4 M
I 110 4 "J
..; hi t v
14 J 10
4 1
..... 611 4 3",
IS
Mt I 3
1
104 ) 4 SO
19...,
4M I I)
HOGS There was Inst n fair run of hogs
here today, nnd the market opened 2'40!"
higher. The nrst hogs sold mostly nt
!5.s?!i, with Eome ot tho lighter weights
nt jo.So. Not many, howtvet, chaiiet
hands on that basis, its It soon became
evident that packers wanted the hogs and
as a result sellers held for better prices.
After the first round the market wns n
good nickel higher, with the bulk of the
hogs selling at $S.s7l4 nnd f3.li), with the
choice heavy weights going its high as
$5.t6. It was a good, active market and
values Improved ns the murulnir advanced.
so that the close was good and strong.
Chicago closed weak, but that fact illil not
nave any enect upon tne trnuc at tins
point. Everything wns sold by 3 o clock
In the morning,
Today's advance carries the market
Hourly back to where It wns on Wednesday
of Inst week, no that the Iojs of the latter
Cart of Inst week and of yesterday hits
een regained. Representative sales:
No. ' Av. tli. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
71 Ill to t 1 46 242 H) 5 9)
9) ,.315 164 3 53 43 215
69 213 43 3 5 6.1 VII
93 1M ... 3 83 6.1 2
84 5 ro
... 3 90
40 6 94
44 341 44 3 S3 64 242 124 5 tO
74 231 84 6 S3 53 311 124 3 14
68 237 80 5 15 C2 216 M 5 94
IS 254 ... 6 15 80 213 164 5 94
66 103 84 3 35 56 277 100 5 4
80 205 114 3 3 65 2C4 ... 5 3)
74 2IJ 164 .1 M fO 5SI 280 3 90
12 207 ... 5 '5 77 250 IS) 5 90
(6 227 49 5 85 76 236
XO 5 94
..206 40 5 3 72 233
320 .1 )
81.
to.
..241 164 5 S3 14
..Vt ... 3 tVi 79
.293 120 5 9)
.,213 44 5 94
79 121 124 3 S7i
34 243 120 6 H'i
:.i 201 so . a;,
74.., HI 244 5 t'ii
61 263 240 3 S7b
64 23) 84 3 ?74
77 2-7
69 273
49 5 94
5 90
61 263 24 5 90
IS 231 160 5 9)
68 332
65 244
32 267
72 219
(6 229
i "4
3 94
5 94
M)
64 224
84 6 ,17,
80 5 17,
3 94
5 90
63
247 164 3 171,
10 262
.. S 87,
84 5 7W
II 239 324 5 94
15 8S 80 3 94
73 312 124 5 90
76 226 ... 5 'A
56 270 W) 5 94
62 243 24 5 TO
71 331
68..
83..
14 244 5 C7't
..245 44 5 17',
W 2S2
.. S 37U
62.
.(.245 1 24 5 (7i
13....
64...,
67,...
64....
59...,
69...,
69...,
70....
82...,
81..,,
66....
70...,
64...,
69..,,
64....
44..,,
72...,
71...,
73....
68...,
C5...
70....
73....
!34 80 3 ?m 48 261
80 5 94
....754 ... R 7ta 61 222
80 .1 94
....237 124 6 871, 56....
,(..231 ... 5 M", 47,...
,..268 30) 6 i; 44....
....25W164 6 S7", 46....
....212 20 .1 7'j 15....
....254 364 5 7'- 6.1....
..1,222 8) 5 87!, fl....
...234 16) 5 571, 63....
....225 2-V) 3 574 62.,,.
,.26S 124 5 90
..256
2&
5 94
84 6 30
171
84 5 ,4
....2.16 264 5 '-n
..208 160 5 90
..349
110. S7l - 8 CO
10 ,,, 20 fi 5
... 5 94
120 5 91
... 3 92'i
... 5 91i
... 5 911,
... 6 9:,
lft) 5 OH,
144 5 JJ!i
... 6
... 5 9i'i
... 6 92
... 6 93
89 6 33
... 6 33
. . 3 95
89 5 K
... 6 35
....262
....247
....277
....267
....223 244 5 871, 69,,.,
.215
160 3 s;l, 50,,,,
40 5 7, 60,,..
...214
,...215
,...254
... 3 J7!, 60 t'.i
80 5 f7, 61 245
..210 11) 5 871, 67 318
.,24) 80 5 ?7U 29 2S3
..233
..235
..234
84 5 3i; (3 231
50 5 87'j 64 233
.. 6 r.Vj 6 321
.. 6 94 69 272
263
....275- 200 6 94 M 112
79...
,.214 ... 5 90 66 310
78.. ......244 124 6 94
67 293
SHEEP There wns not a heavy run of
sheep and lambs hero today, and as the
demand on the part of packers was in
fairly good shape they bought up what was
offered nt Just about steady prices ns com-
nnren witn yesterday. Tlicre wns n tour
load bunch of Wyoming grass wethers on
the market that unld for 13 50. which was
pronounced a good price, as compared with
tne way otner sneep nre selling.
The dinned lamhs on sale brousht from
$4.25 to $4.50, and spring Inmbs sold as high
as $5.25. It looked like Just about a steady
inarKvi an around.
Quotations: Choice cllnned wethers. $3.K
03.75; fair to good clipped wethers, $3,600'
3.t5; choice clipped ewes, $3,0003.25; fair to
f;ooa ciippen ewes, n.iwua.w, cnoice wooiea
ambs, $4.7505.00; fair to good lambs, $1.6051
4.75: choice dinned lambs. 14.101 1. GO: fair to
good clipped lambs, $4.25 0 4.40; spring lambs,
$4.6005.25; feeder wethers. $2.7603.00; feeder
iambs, f3.zbU3.w. jtcprescntativc sates:
NO, ' AV, IT,
30 cull lambs 58
3 no
3 50
3 50
3 75
3 75
1 25
4 35
5 25
6 23
J 60
460 Wyo. grass wethers, clipped, 110
452 Wyo, grass wethers, clipped. 11S
it rccner spring lamps
10 yearllnss 84
266 western lambs 77
344 clipped lambs 67
1 spring Iamb 80
166 spring lambs 68
ibu western wetners ivo
TO DISCUSS IRRIGATION
Meeting of Western Senators nnd
Enuliieers to lie nt Cheyenne
Jane 510.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 18. (Special.)
The meeting of western state engineers,
which wll be held here next Thursday,
promises to be an interesting one. Tho
subjects of Irrigation, government nld, state
and federal laws will bo discussed, and
the engineers will probably unlto on some
plan of action with reference to same.
Among those that have signified their
Intention of attending the meeting are:
State Engineer A. Dobson of Nebraska,
State Engineer A. J. McCune and Assistant
John E. Field of Colorado, State Engineer
A. F. Doremus of Utah and State Engineer
D, W. Ross ot Idaho. Tho meeting will
probably be presided over by State Engineer
Fred Bond of Wyoming.
The, adjourned meeting of senators and
representatives from the arid and semi-arid
slates and territories, called to meet here
next Thursday, will also be largely attended
and the proceedings will doubtless be of
much Interest and Import to tho citizens of
the arid west. Senators Warren and Clark
and Representative Mondell of Wyoming
will bo here, as will also the Nebraska,
Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, New Mexico
and other delegations.
This meeting has been called for the pur
pose of discussing the Irrigation problem,
land leasing, fencing and other matters of
Importance to the states in the Rocky
mountain region.
Open Fine Bodjr of Ore.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT. Wyo., Juno 18.
(Special.) A fine body of copper ore has
been opened, up on Green mountain by B.
W. 8weet and others. The vein has been
traced from the apex down the side of the
hill for 450 feet, where a tunnel has been
driven. The vein, which Is a true flsBuro,
Is solidly In place all the way down the
mountain and.the owners believe the mine
will be a shipper this summer.
The Grand Encampment smelter Is near
Ing completion and will soon be In full
operation. Ore for fluxing Is now being
hauled from the Cbartor Oak mine. A
number of mines In tho district are ar
ranging to haul thousands of tons of oro
to the smelter for treatment,
New Lead" nn Mullln Creek,
SARATOGA, Wyo., June 18. (Special,)
A lead seventy-two feet In width, the ore
running 11 per cent copper and $41 In gold
to the ton, has been opened up on Mullln
creek. The property has been named the
Mission mine, Several eastern concerns
have offered the owners a price for tho
mine, but they will not soil.
The commissioner of tho general land
office has entered a protest against J. II.
Mulllson and the Montezuma placer mines
on' Brush crtek. Testimony in the case waa
taken here last week and the final hearing
will occar at Cheyenne on the 20tb,
Convention of nallwny Agents,
PITTSBURGj June 18. About 200 dele
gates were In attendance today when Presi
EDWARD
Now
COMMISSION
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tour iitiii NUfiivit i.urmpoDdinca lUTllOQt
rriTsi wires i an is"1 imw i.sti una icu
dent V. H. Mills of Ohio called to order
the fifth annual convention of the National
Association of Hallway Agents. The first
session was devoted to addresses of wel
come. The convention will bo In session
several days.
LETS IRAKEMEN U0ME IN
Supreme LoiIk' Kululiti of Honor nt
Mllivnukrr Votes for Their
A l mission.
MILWAUKEE, Juno 18. Consideration of
reports of tho committee on good of tho
order constituted the work of the supremo'
lodge, Knights of Honor, today. By unani
mous voto freight brakemen were ex
empted from tho prohibited occupations
and henceforth will be eligible for admis
sion to the order.
Crops MnUe Good SIiom llift,
SUTTON, Neb., June IS. (Special.) Tho
showery weather lu this region lias put
winter wheat lu excellent shape. The oatsj
crop has been revived and corn and cano
arc looking well.
Irish Wilt llnp i:1ill, II.
ST. LOUIS, June IS. Steps toward form
ing a permanent orgnnlzutloti to nrrnnga
nn Irish exhibition for the Louisiana Pur
chase exposition has been taken nt tho
meeting of tho Irish National World's Fair
association. The committee on mode ond
proccodure, which was uppolnted nt a
former meeting, made nn extensive report,
In which It recommended tluit JtiiW",") bo
raised by subscription among Irishmen
throughout the world for the exhibition.
Dedlcnlr .llliinrsolii tlillldliin.
BUFFALO, June IS.-The Minnesota state
building nt the Pan-American grounds wns
dedicated today. Governor Van Snt, with
his staff, the Second battalion of the First
Minnesota regiment, many members of the
Minnesota Editorial association with their
families, and many citizens of that slnto
werc present. A light rnln was falllur. hut
this did not prevent the crowding of tho,"'
Temple of Music, where the dedicatory
exercises were held.
.Not to Contest lliintliiKlim's Will.
SAN FRANCISCO, June lS.-Prluccss
Hntzfeldt. the Examiner saysj hm no In
tcntlun of contesting the will of the Into
Collls P Huntington. In nn Interview pith
llshed this morning tho princess Is crcd
ted with saying that she has no Intention
of Instituting legal proceedings ngn'.iist tho,
htlrs of the railroad magnate's will Prln-'
cess Hntzfeld, who Is tho adopted daughter
of Collls P. Huntington, Is visiting 'her
mother In Sacramento.
Loss on Snllnn Ice Plnttt.
SAUNA. Kan., Juno IS. The loss on the ,
Knnsns Ice and Cold Storago company's,
plant, destroyed by lire last night, was
today placed nt $160,001, Irtlf on the building
nnd half on contents. Insurance, $oo.on".
The plant was one of the largest of Its kind
In the southwest. The plant mnde Ire" for
most of tho towns from Sallna to tho Colo,
ratio line along the Union Pacific, Missouri"
Pacific nnd S.tllna & Oakley roads.
mm
WWtKARH
Rerlilered
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220 BEE BUILDING
OMAHA, NEB.
Phone 171
Re-No-May Powder
Not only relieves, but positively cures all (
disorders of tho feet, stops odorous perspi
ration, cures tender, swollon and painful
feet.
Price 50 Cents.
For Sale by all drug gists
and Glove Dealers
Consultation Free from 2 to 4.
When 'ordering by mall add 5 centa tot
postage.
Re-No-May Skin Foo'd for facial tnaisagev?
Re-No-May Cream .softens and whitens
the hands and face.
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THE WABASH
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fit Una to
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stimulants, whether the patient la a con-1
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ImpobUlUlo lor unyouu to nuve an ap
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Bold in umitnn. Nub,, oy cnas. It. Scliaefer,
16th and Chicago streets.
TREE MEDICAL ADViOe. Write us
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ing all Cbronlo Diseases. Dr. Kay's Honovntor
Is the only perfectsyBtem renovator. Freo sam
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Trsenlione lOItn.
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