TIIE OMAHA DAIIE BEEt THURSDAY, JUNE f5, 1902.
8
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
GoTirnment Crop Beport F&njnonnt of the
Flentifal Bullish Factors.
.GRAINS ADVANCE, BUT PROVISIONS DROP
go forest Centers la Wkt, Which
tatts t , bat Packers t'aload Hoc
Frodacts oa Shorts aa
tj, Valaee Tamble. '
MtfAnn June 11. Wheat pursued a
Big-sag and erratic course today aa a re
sult of the bullish government crop re
uport. Prices were forced higher and corn,
.aided by wet weather In eoine of the corn
states and by a dint of more muscle by the
rblg bulla, followed after. Slumps came on
the profit-taking, but in the end July
wheat was H?Hc higher, July corn He up
and July oats c higher. Provisions closed
shade to 87ftc lower.
Other speculative markets had to drop
back and give wheat place today. A good
array of bullish Influences was at work.
Cablea were higher, there waa atrenglh on
Ithe renewal of wet weather in the central
and northweatern states, but most Impor
tant was the government crop report. 1 his
'document placed the June condition of win
tar wheat at 76. 1. as compared with May s
,76.4. when even 80 had been expected. The
urprlsc in the report waa the claim that
'the spring wheat area was reduced 2,R11,000
acres from laat year. The spring wheat
condition was high at 96.4, but the sum of
(the report Indicated a total yield for the
!year of about 615,000,000 bushels, as against
yi8.0(K,0(jn bushels last year. This at once
started covering and good buying. North
western receipts were small, and althougn
"there seemed to be little effect on that
acors early, Minneapolis eventually led the
Ibulge with sharp advances. There was an
Increased volume of outside business,
'largely on the buying side. France was
bidding for stuff anf the cable strength
Jrom Liverpool waa largely due to the bul
Aimh WVonfh al t nut ion. Julv wheat opened
MVc to Htfc up at 71V71c and quickly
mounted to llSkc. At this point the fair
Jweather southwest had some effect. Liqui
dation for profits was in order and prices
tumbled DacK to i?c. Liiuinsieiy, now
var the croD renort held a bullish effect.
Buying was kept up for some time after
tha rron and Julv closed Arm fa'ic higher
at "c. Local receipts were 24 cars, 3 of
(Contract graae; Minneapolis ana uuium
reported 15 cars, making a total for the
(three rjolnts of 209 cars, against 153 last
(week and 3f9 a year ago. Primary receipts
Varnre 377,000 bushels, against 561,000 last
year. Seaboard clearances In wheat and
'flour equalled 418,000 bushels. The seaboard
reported 11 loads taken for export.
sUl markets were on the upturn. Support
twas necessary, however, when wheat
broke. Weather conditions favored better
rices, as did the smaller receipts. A good
demand set in early, especially for the
.preferred options. July was somewhat er
ratic and nervous and prices haggled back
and forth. Country advices were little bet
ter. There is sympathy of an improve
ment In the receipts. There was no men
tion of the corn crop in the government re
port, out the weekly report stated that
there was some suffering because of a lack
of cultivation. July sold between S34cand
27io and closed firm on support, He up at
Receipts were lit cara.
' There waa a slight dip in oats at the
start on the bearish government report,
which indicated a condition of 90.6 and a
probable yield of 806.000,000 bushels. Soon,
-however, there was a support in the mw
July stuff that surprised ven the friends
or oaia. Ana casn aemana was gooa at
about 4Ec, a good buying movement set in
and there waa little for sale. This in
fluence, together with the other grain
strength, soon pushed July uo, and there
was little or no recession on the wheat
break. July closed firm, o up at S9'4c.
Receipts were 93 cars.
Part of the looked for reaction after the
persistent manipulation of provisions by
packers came today. After yesterday's re
markable advance of S7tyc for July ribs the
Inside crowd, led by the backers, unloaded
, on the shorts and a break of 37Ho fol
lowed. Hoga wera firm and helped In a
temporary reaction, but prices again dipped
and the close was weak. Commission
houses advise their clients that the stuff
Is top heavy, but at the same time they
ay the packers can put the price any place
that suits their Interests. July pork sold
at top figures again, reaching 117.80, and
dosed 2c lower at S17.70: Julv lard cloned
a shade down at 110.36 and July ribs 87c
Estimated receipts 'for tomorrow: Wheat
cars; corn, 285 cars; oats, 90 cars; hogs
i The leading futures ranged as follows
western steamed, $10.70; refined. steady; western, ITHe, loss off; fresh southern, 10,
continent. $10; South America, $11.60; loss off.
compound, $Sfrf&.76. Pork, firm: family, CHKESE Btesdy ; New York full
$l 6o4,l "6: short, clear, $1H.76$'21.36; mess, creams, prime small, le'le: Near Tork
I .. . I . .1 lfMCJ 1 111.- ft
ijb w"Q is. 3o. I mil creams, iiir iu gwu, i '
TALLOW-ateany; rny i rr ikb (
KICK Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 4H
tMifcc: japan, 44ruoc.
PEANUTS Firm; fancy, hand-picked,
6c; other domestic, 34ti4.e.
BITTER Kec.4pts, 8,216 pVgs.; steady;
state dalrv. IRiiaic: creamery. 1921Vfcc:
renovated, lTl&sic; Imitation, 17318c; fac-
Dalath Grata Market.
DtTLUTH, June 11. WHEAT Cash. No.
1 tmrA 7.r: No. 1 northern. 73c: No. A
northern. 72c; No. S spring. 70V4c: Manitoba
No, 1 northern, casn, ia"c; so. t normem,
73!;-.
OATS September. .
FLAXSEED Casn, to arrive, ana june.
CHEr-IiRecelMs. 3.1S0 pkg..: Steady; . Member. $1.44; October, $1.40.
new choice, small, colored, Se; white, ... ..,. i,mmt n.F nat nraa.
10V: fancv, large, white. 10c; colored. 9c Mlaaeapolls Wheat, Floor ana nraa.
EGOS Receipts, 11,887 cases; steady; MINNEAPOLIS, June 11. WHEAT July,
state and Pennsylvania, 17ai8c; western, T4Hp: Rentember. 6STtc: on track. No. 1 hard.
17jri7Vic. I 78c; No. 1 northern, -&Q75V4C; No. 2 north-
POlLTRY Alive, weak; broilers. I2g25c; ,rn -,3.
dressed, ensler; broilers, 2V&28c; fowls, 3c. I FLOUR Higher: first patents, $3.9V??4 06;
Turkeys, 13c. I p?cond patents, $3.663.76; first clears, $2.80;
wr.lALO ins lomi m nrnri lur m vv"" I seconds, X2 25.
shade firmer, with spot at $30. 613 31 .00. I HBAMln hulk. 113.00(3 13. SO.
London closed somewhat Irregular, with I . a
spot ins higher at .iuos; futures, io 1 Mllwaakee tirala Siarnet,
with standard, spot to August $1101194; Mll.WAl Ke.fi, June 11 .- nc. m.
1 mi.m ti9 9v,-, 11 iMtrnivii 112 I lu.u 12 : I Hlaher : No. 1 northern. tituiiWl No.
casting, $12.1212.20. The Ixndon market northern. 7S'76Hc- July . 71V2.
i.. r a ... - . nn .. w n I RY1T ft t a 1 v No 1. 68c.
changed at $4.12. but London declined BARLKI Higher; iso. z, luaiujic,
2a 6d to nts. Beiter was quiet ana mm"Xi, T
nominal at New irorK, closing at m.vb. I
i i . i i f i a n e a I .
An unchanged and quiet market prevailed "BW TORK STOCKS AND BOKDS.
for iron: warrants remained nominal; No.
foundry northern. $20.8Hfm.60; No. 1 1 ActlTlty lenterisg in si. rn
Articles. Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Ts'y.
Wheat
l ?uly
I Kept.
t)eo.
Corn
; July
! Sept.
Dec.
Oats
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
a Dec.
Pork,
July ,
Sept.
trd
July
Sept.
Ribs
Julr
Bept.
VlH&74
C30lt4
70?J 70
72V4j 7W4
63!62iffT4
ft74
284
684
44-2
3Hf36ff37
284
IK MA
SOH
I -
7iail71VlH
70Q70W6974--70
71
63141 KiM
44H;44HO
17 70
17 76
10 85
.10 J7V4
10 70
10 SS
17 80
17 90
10 J7HI
10 40
10 70
10 36
364i36Tfi37
30V,
23
I
SO
17 65
17 76
10 80
10 35
io irru
10 22Vi
17 70
17 77H
10 S2H
10 30
10 87H
foundry southern. $!0.5(Ka21.oO: No. 1 foun
dry southern, soft, $20.60-21.60; No. 1 foun
dry southern, soft, $:W.5o4i21AO. Ths Eng
lish markets were lower, uisgow closing
at Ms 3d ana Miaaiesoorougutai 4s ?a.
OMAHA WHOLKSALB MARKETS.
meates Whole Stock List.
NEW TORK. June 11. There was a fur
ther expansion in dealings on the Stock
exchange today, which was generally at
tributed to the resumption of activity by
the newly returned leaders of the western
group.
t-v. ( ..ii.u. Mni,Mii in fif Tmi1 There
Condition of Trade and, Quotations oa I WBB an active market in Missouri
Staple and Fancy rrodace. I Pacific, which had no apparent connection
EOaS-Includlng new No. a cases. 134c; wijj.th.
caies returnca, inc. I : ,2
ro ir.?.. .SS V?;.:'i&e: 'tuVke These two stock, ran a pretty close race
k--,. diirkii end r 7c- brollera Mr ih I IOP the leaaersnip or tne maraei in pmm ui
8ftllc. ducks ana geese. ?c. broilers, per ID., acUvt wn M1((80ur, Pacific, getting
'vt-- . I K ss.si n If Knife In ha vMiimP itf
liUTTER Fac King' stocit, I7c: cnoic ":Vr':"Jr iuJltlli h ain
t30, I Just at the close the stock moved up more
crapplea, 10c; herring. 6c; picKerei, 9o; pike. hn 2 P'n ov'r,ia8i "i'l.. ?.Vii5
lie; perch, ftb: buffalo, dressed. lc; sunflsh &P&tZmt,iJt"S ' a
lXX: Wh. buK'l icSn!o,n,., 18o: "P "bout one-fourth of the aggregate deal-
: : . t i j . ! lntrpi nr in oav.
Vachc "shad'rSe? per Vr'. & .There were considerable dealing, in other
SDlIt shad per lb., 10c; lobsters, boiled, per ftneas, dui tnese seemea io ue n.urc ui Com,to(,k Tunn.l
?h 2.5?! In h t ir i Jrree n . per lb' 23c. ' " M"" "Vmpathy and there was at the Con. c. A v..
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
They closed Arm. Grand Trunks wars
lower on traffic returna, being below ex
pectations. Kaffirs were quiet snd closed
easier. The amount of bullion taken Into
the Rnnk of OrluiA mi Valance todar was
,pmhen"ut? soaTfrTc Botf Btr. Uirlj lotirs and Bf ady-Oow.
miumi tire qxintfi follows: Hunos and UaiTert unoimnffL
it-Ms lio tvt- A W M t luil A nrafnlnm
at Romp, 1.60.
llf incforthTacun" Bah.nS on HOGS ACTIVE AND FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
don isxX ztc for checki; Upanisn 4s ciosea
At 80 77. Prices on the Hours todar opened
Irregular. Kaffirs were heavy, owing to the I gfcf) t,h aa Sfte Lower Than Tes,
iiiii.mrii I in I mini irahiiiiii ui u,'u v 11 m
can mining properties. Thomson-Houston
were in demand. Turks rallied; Industrials
were freely offered. Foreigners receded.
Metropolitans were weaker; Rio tlntos
were heavier. Debeers were weak. The
private rate of discount was $ 1-16 per cent.
BERLIN, June 11. Exchange on London.
30 marks 484pfga. for checks. Discount
rates, short bills, 1H Vr cent; three
months' hills. 2i4 ner cent. Prices on the
Hoursn todav onened dull. Later they re- I rm-'ii TuuHiv
covered in connection with the improve-I official Wednesday
mem in locaia ana ciuiw-u uimmuwi. iu
tcrnatlons were quiet. Canadian Pacifies
were easier on New Tork advices. ,
London ScocIC Market.
LONDON, June 11. 4 p. m. Closing
terdar All Grades of Mattoa Sheep
Peel the Decline Moderate Sap
ply, bat Hathta Choice.
Receipt were:
Official Monday ....
SOUTH OMAHA. June 11.
Cattle. Mors, cheep.
.... 2.171 i.i24 M2
.... 2.993 14 344 1.101
.... 2,486 8.9C6 1,981
CnnsolB. monv. ..M 13-K
Aa account M 1&14
Anaconda 1
Atchlion S4
do p(d 101 H
IliHImoro 4k Ohlo....l'4
Canadian Pacific 13
Cheaaneaka Ohio.. J4s,
Chicago O. W JVi
C, M. Bt. P 176
Denver A ft. O JH
do pfd 43S
Erie I
do lat pfd 704
do id pfd 64
Illlnola Central 1M
Loularllle St Nash...l4n4
M.. K. A T T1
do pfd.
New Tork Central
Norfolk A Western
do pfd
Ontario A W cat era.
PenneylTanla
Road Id a
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Southern Railway..
do pfd
Southern Pacific.
28.426
83.1M
27.001
22,734
20,2S
26.190
7.724
6.2
6.S76
$.731
9943
6,4(0
Three day this week.. 7.649
Same days last week.... t.267
Sams week before 6,699
Same three weeks ago... 9.3V9
Same four weeks ago.... 9,61
Same days last year.... 8,22$
H I Ths following table shows the receipts of
i"1 cattle, bogs and sheep at South umana tor
i5 the year to date, with comparisons with
J last year:
u. 190J. 1901. Inc. Deo.
' Lul Hogs 1.189.745 i.094,695 95,060
Union Pacific 107 Sheep S74.896 482.767 107,871
do pfd SO I The fAllAWlna tarl ihnai the average
HltM .5ut" ,e'-' ilJ price of hogs sold crt the 6outh Omaha
watUah ri market the last several days, with com-
do pfd 4vi parlsons with former years:
lb., 25c; lobsters, green, per lb., Ho.
PIUKONs Live, per dos., 7&C
VEAL Choice, 6&8c
COKN HC. t i.i
OATS 48c.
BRAN Per ton. $17.
HAY Prices auoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hav Dealers' association: Choice hay. No.
1 upland. $8.&o; No. 1 medium, (8; No. 1
coarse, 17.60. Rye straw, J0.5O. These prices
are for hay cf good color and Quality. De-
aiand lair, receipts ngnt.
VEGETABLES.
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per dor, dividend
76c.
same time some selling to take advantage i,dwood Terra.
of this sympathetic strength. I nere was i Horn Bilrer
no evidence mat any consiaeraDie ouisioe i iron enver
following was attracted to tne movement, i Maaruie voa
rne aavance was maoe in tne iace oi a
feeling of disappointment over the monthly
crop bulletin Issued last night by the agri
cultural department.
Spanlah 4a V)
Rand Mines 1IH
DeBeera 474
May 19.
BAR SILVER Firmer at 24 1-18 per May w
AiinoA l iviar ai
L MONET 22H per cent. The rate of dls- May 22
count in tne open maraei lor snori duis i
! i ii-1 nar rant nnrl for t hree-montha' I May 24,
bills 2HS2U-16 per cent. May 26. .
May 27..
NEW TORK. June 11. The following are 1 May 20. .
May so..
May SI..
June 1..
June 2.
June 3..
June 4.
June 6.
June 6.
June T.
June 8.
June 9.
June 10..
June 11.
Date. 1902. 1901.1900.1899.1898.1897. 11896.
1 fU Viia WUIIO AS aaau -'"-'
the closing prices on mining stocks
Adama Con
Alice
Breece .. ,
Brunawlck Con
40
40
40
..
.. 6
,.m
..100
..125
.. 71
..
Little Chief
Ontario
Ophlr
rhoenlx
Potoal
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes .
Standard
. It
.700
.105
. (
. la
. 10
. 44
.120
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, June 12. Bank clearings today.
corresponding day last year,
. eOT MT Cm
1KB. ei.pi.u.'.
Posted exchange. Si So1
7 12V.I
T 11
7 07V
7 03V.
1 os
7 05
e
8MV.
6 97
7 01T,
7 09V
7 lov
7 lltnl
7 07
7 JI
7 16
7 207,
7 16S
7 18V,
7 21
7 2Sk
7 36Va
6 101 I 661 4 36 I 61 I 12
5 73 8 65 1 4 26 i 62 t 07
6 67 603 14 26 3 65 8 01
t 63 s 08 8 62 862803
6 61 6 01 8 65 4 S3 808
7604362326846
1628048684 17 840804
4998664 18 3398
60 3 OI 4 20 3 34 3 91
663485 4 08 8 84 192
6 62 4 90 8 60 8 86 296
6 69 4 85 3 67 4 10 8 98
6714833 67 4 14 889
1670 488 360 4 21 3 40 386
4 83 3 68 4 12 3 33 3 86
670 3694 03 8 36 886
I 6 72 4 83 4 10 8 32 2 87
5 70 4 91 3 68 8 31 3 95
6 71 4 94 3 68 4 01 8 01
5 76 496 367 3 S8 330
6 78 IK 3 81 8 67 3 31 3 08
6 10 3 61 3 92 8 29 3 04
6 84 3 59 3 93 3 27 2 93
6 91 6 00 8 83 3 24 2 91
14
4
2
1
8.
2..
2..
24!!
13.'.'
(W0
616
..1300
..1430
ro 3 rz tin
I 60 6 810 3 60
STAGS.
175 I I
8 no 83 1157 ( 85
ornrif CALVES.
. 2W 3 00 20 M B 00
: 170 4 60 1 1 18
i 27 4 60 7 241 8 16
COWS AND HEIFERS.
.. 1 60 1 46 8 01
.inrfl t 60 -32 790 4 40
4ft) 3 00 8 l'r-I W
4 00
4 06
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 25
4 3i
4 r
4 96
STOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
6W
7"6
620
60
746
68
696
0
642
494
7
1 75
3 00
3 ort
3 25
3 23
8
3 75
3 75
8 F6
3 86
4 00
28.
9...
1...
1...
8...
1...
20.-..
6...
12...
1...
36..
02
794
t0
910
842
840
86
8"
872
4r
617
North A Stone Wyoming.
24 bulls 1281 8 00
HOGS Receipts were small as compared
with the liberal runs the last two weeks
and were far below dealers' expectations.
To offset the run here, pretty liberal re
ceipts were reported st other markets and
first reports from Chicago were not en
couraging. Dealers were out early, how
ever, with rretty liberal oreders to fill and
trading at the start was at a basis of fully
be higher than yesterday, and the big end
of the run sold that way. Later, conditions
improved and choice lots sold at the best
time 5S10c higher. The bulk of the decent
weight hogs sold from 37.36 to 17.45. with
tops at 17.65, a new record for the season,
and lighter grades sold mostly from $7. 2o
to 87.36. Tops and bulk show the highest
of the year. Representative sales;
No.
II..
;..
it..
87..
40..
71..
70..
47..
71..
71..
67..
70..
71..
..
66. .
41..
7a..
47..
71..
75..
49....,
7S
f7
16....,
64....
68....
7. ...
The dormant Importance of the corn J'f ,"733
nop this year was emphasised, and it is li'c'AOO Jul 11 -Clear'u?
Misldered that this lmnortance will gain . c"ICAa.0'2uJ?e -"ViS"!"
force from this time forward. The argu- PA.18",""' dts' and 14 88 on demand Nov cars of feeders shipped to the country yes-
ment was heard that an increa-e in the LPu .,rhn 25e rjremlum terday and their destination:
dividend on St. Paul la likely from the York cnang e. Z5c P""?.- .7 47.. Cars,
analogy of the Increase In Chicago & . 8T- L1-'8..J"n8 ii-ea-V"g7-'. ?,.47?,i tm n.i.Mn r-.ihn..n N.h M n 1
NEW CELERT Kalamaioo, 30c., Northwestern dividends The strength of PIan""l 'View York exchange 26c pre- E. Lawson, Council Bluffs. Ia,-R. 1 2
POTATOES Northern. 80f8bc; new pota- Mlasouri Pacific caused renewal of old P.r cent- Wew 5corK "anKe' m I, w Mnvillinm nrinn !. N. W.... 2
t'i;"buJ'SWd a ei. .J rtt..h June ll.-Clearlngs, $3,650.- The official number of cars of stock
..""T.h.. im7?T. ' . iA,' enrnornt 250: balances, 8691,109. Money. 5 per cent, brought In today by each road was:
"""".' ."- . n I ;r . r-----.. . nnoTnM Tim, 11 T'lenrlnara. 123 80.172:1 Dnurl.
or inpn re- I - - i
'Indicates Sunday.
YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following list shows the number of
etoc. " . I ports could be secured In any quarter of b"! ?"e? "A,?'Tv t.. 11 i-i.,i-. I H-' ?t'-J'' Rt"' 1
T;..V,,....T7.na ii.ii..,,.. Anm iRrtft. I . ... i .i... I PHltJlDKLPHIA. June 11 Clearings. I (I. A St. L. Rv 8
tv-tmno-n" ' The coJierg were comparatively neglected, 819.001.346; balances, 32,227.396. Money. 4 pr Missouri Pacific Ry.. 8
LETTUCE Hothouse, per aos., too. dui were nrm owing to tne current aseer- T. -i..i eio. S
PARSLEY Per dos., 03 35c. tlon that the striking miners were likely to NEW YORK, June ll.-Clearlngs. 8192.- C. ft N. W. Ry ........ 7
RADISHES Per dos.. 20826c. yield the contest soon. Nothing more was 28R.9: ,blanST,"' J10'9254- . ,. . F., E. ft M. V. R. R.. 23
WAX BEANS Illinois, per box. 3160; per heard of plans for a compromise of the con- CINCINNATI, June ll.-Clearinga, 3,- c.f Bt. p m. ft O.... 18
u-h,i ho. 75c: Der market basket, 75c; test. 880,650. Money, 3Y&6 per cent. New York B. ft M. R. Ry 21
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'ses.
string beans, per J4-DU.. J&e; per bu.. $1.50.
OHHEN PEAS Per half bi. basket, 75o I some Increased demand for stock market
RHUBARB Home groan, per lb., 1V4.0. I purposes, but rates for time loans are
CABBAGE California, new. 8c. I firmly held. Rather than make conceie-
ONIONS New southern in sacks, per ID., I slons to place money on time bankers pre
TOMATOES Texas, per 4-basket crate,
$1.36&1.60.
NAV x BEANS Per bu., $2.
FKUi'iS.
S7RAWBERRIE8 Per 24-qt case, 84 009
4.60.
Call money was easy, notwithstanding exchange, 20c premium.
Condition of the Treaanrr.
WASHINGTON, June 11. Today's state-
sions io piace money on lime Danaers pre- . . . i. .w, .,n.
fer to keep their funds in call loans, wnere iathrtisomvm 5o"d
. they are easily accessible for any future in- ral fund: x?lM?,v2, aSe ?Sm
". It- 'i7M??1?,Theap: reerve In the division of r-dernplon.
pruacn oi me wmi-nnnuai B?iiiem-ni: perioa VXw, M iw iw kt
inaucf a. cauuoui paucy in inc money i w " '
s as
6
12 4
19
28 4 1
8
is a
10
4
19
6
130 10 2
Cotton Market.
market. The stock market closed dull and
Irregular.
n. i. - ei ca rrices or oonas aavancea. 'lotai sales, i -vn-ov n rviTTnw Trn.
1.60; home grown, per .4-quart case. 3.5o Pr ture. closed .bare -ly steady; June .96c; Arrnour A Co
C, B. ft Q. Ry 6
K. C. ft St. J 6
C, R. I. ft Pu east.. 8
C, R. I. ft P., west.. 8
Total receipts 106
Ths disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber oi head indicated:
Buyers. .
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and company..
Cudahy Packing Co
a 7K
' GOOSEBERRIES Per 24-qt. case, 8100.
WATERMELONS-35(ff40c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES Florida, 80 to 36 count.
88.50.
BANANAS Per bunch, according
Slse, $2.25&2.7&,
were all unchanged on the last call. t.,iv. 8 73c: August. 8.47c: September. 8.13c; BwU, from K.n. r-itv .
ThA rnllnwlntr m r th rinttinir nr !- a am I . . v- i i m . ri.n.Mi.n. 1 r 1 " . '
hV VriT n7oV ..h..". ' ""ODer, i.asc; ""vemyer -;. "yr!"- O. 11. Hammond CO
... " " n s2c: January, i.wc: reoruary, i.wc maicih vanaant x. rn...
I 7.9fic.
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
sou n.bou
2,351
600
2,764
485
643
446
90
1,158
648
Atchlaon
do sfd
Baltimore O....
do aid
to I Canadian Pacific..
Canada Bo
OKANUiiS Vafenclas. 84.50; Mediterran- Chea. ohkv
Chicago A Alton...
do pfd
Chicago, Ind. A L.
do pfd
Chicago A K. IU....159H
Chicago O. W.
do lat pfd....
do M sfd
Chicago at N. W.
28
4m
.148
S6U
S8i2
28Hf4
304
17 77H
17 (0
10S7H
1040
10 75
..n u.'.B,. tl i IN,
LEMONii Fancy, $4.605.00; Messlnas.
$4.UKu5.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case. $2.7503.00.
CIDER Nehawaa, per bbl., 43.20; New
York, ta.ao.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb., C-. I- ."
12c; hard shell, per lb., llric; No. 2 soft cll,MT'r "
shell, loc; wo. I nara sneu, c; uraiui, per cc . - A Bt j
ID., nc; uiucrie), pi iu.. aiuiuiiue, iuii I coi0r
shell, 16c; hard shell, luc; pecans, large, per
lu., izci smau, luc; cocoanuis, per sacs,
$3.60.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6Hc; No. 3 green,
IV . ..1 T 1 . -Kin Oil m
QyaVi iiu. JL sia i tcrvji, 1 7j. . snutu, 7l-i
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12H lbs., 8c; No. 2
veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry bides,
12c: sheep pelts. 75c: horse hides, 81.60-2.50.
ULiU A1E.1AIiDA. 3. A UVin UUUICI I II 1 . . .
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per HocainV Vaiiev"".'" is
ton. 10; Iron, stove plate, per ton, $7.50; pfd.".. f..::." i
copper, per iu.. otji;. umo, unii, yvi iu., i minola Central
8Vic; Drass, ugnt, per 10., ec; ieaa, per id., 1 Iowa Central
6Vc; sine, per id., ac; ruooer, per to., so.
1-
I ST. LOUIS. June n.-curiun-sieaay ihm-n x, f.. tt
V middling. 91-16c: sales, none; recelpU, 303 i.ii.,inn. Rch.n.r at
Bt ll ft w! 21 baAej "M"1",18' "v?""' ?Sv.e"- Hamilton ft Rothschild.... 48
I7, i uibvwuuH, uuno . v.vy i iv.-. I H. L. Dennis St CO 8
Colorado Bo.
do lat pfd....
do id pfd....
Del. aV Hudaon
Del. L. aV W 177
Denver A R. 0 42
do pfd tl
Erie I74
do lat pfd taH
do id pfd ilVi
1ST,
HHfSo. Paclflo
49'4iSo. Rallwar
.iua do pfd
, v Tcxaa
.134 Toledo,
4Vi do pfd
4 Union Paclflo
17 H do Pfd
7W Wabaah
1 do pfd
Wheeling L. E.
do Id pfd
Wla. Central
do pfd
Adama Ex
American Elf
1714a united Btatea Ex..
Kl-Ti, Wella-Farao Ex....
Amal. Copper
Amer. Car A F....
do sfd
Amer. Lin. Oil
do pfd
Amer. 8. ft R
IFHUV, pyx I'. I U IT HODblCK
NEV 6RLEANS. June , U.-COTTON- fvolf A MGrnan.
SV "1' L.T iXr . TAn ari;: ot- Louis uressea eer uo. 4
44 I 7'c: kooA . ordinary. KHc: middling. lTic mw.. u....... eoc
ii'i middling low, 7 6-16cY go6d middling. 9 8-16c;
, .1 .1 , i .. I J BlCi., MMlnt. 9 9U h.l.a
stock, 128,342 baiea. r-utures, quiet; jun,
. 31
.104
. 11 '
. 70S
. 42
174S4
Nat. Rr. of Mexico.. ltli.Praeeed B. Car
10 26 10 S7V
No. t. a Old. bNew.
Cash quotstloni were as follows:
FLOl'R Easy ; winter patents. $3.701
3.90: stralghta. 83 403.80; clears, $3 otf3.60;
Spring specials, $4.80; patents, 83.60&3.80;
traights. $3.00..30.
WH EAT No. 3 spring, 70J72He; No. I
red, 78&.79o.
OATS No. 3. 42t4c; No. I white, 4647c;
XJo. 8 white, 44Vitf4Be.
RYF No. 1 68Hio9V.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting. AfrSc.
8E:n No. 1 flax. $1 66; No. 1 northwest
ern, 11.76; prime timotny, 3o.3ocxrv.86; clover,
Contract grade. $8.35.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. 17.0.
lard, per 10 bs.. ll7.r7HW17.SO. Short ribs
sides (loose). $10.S2UM0 .42. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). $8.258.60. Short clear
gldes (boxed). 110. 76 10.85.
WHISKY Basis of high wines, $1.80,
Ths following were the receipts and ship
merits yesterday:
Minn. Bt. L.
Mo. Paclflo ....
M,, K. A T...
do pfd
Pennaylvanla
Heading
do lat pfd
do 2d sfd
Bt. L. A S. F
do lat pfd
do id pfd
Bt. L. South w
do pfd
Bt. Paul
do pfd
Ex-dividend.
1101.1 do ofd...
.107' Pullman P. Car..
.. 675,
..14
..165S4
.. My
.. 40
.. n
..160
.. 4341
Republic Steel
do pfd
Sugar ,
Tenn. Coal A I.
Union Bag ft P.
do pfd
U. 8. Leather ..
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber ..
do pfd.
Articles.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye, bu
Barley, bu
Receipts. Shipments.
2. 010 3 4,000
63.000 103.000
39,000 61,000
328.000 42 00
4.000 86.0TO
22,000 6 000
Bl. 1AJUIO, June ii. nrifAi- rug ner; M.t. 8t. Rv 14'4 Pacific Mall
rio. i red casn, elevator, BV4c; traca, I M. central ........ tut, ! People's Oaa
Iflc; juiy, otfMu; ocuieuiuci, wmv, aiw. a
hard. 72HS73c.
CORN Higher; No, t cash, SlHc; track,
eHti-eac: July. 60Uc: September. 64Ac.
UA1IT Hill, A . J . vai. V07JV. , Trust f I . , . - - ,
uviyrfJPci.!!!'ifr.biT: 27c: Wo 2 whlte 41c- 5: v. c'."'".1!
FLOUR Dull, unchanged. Red winter W
patents, $3.66i8.70; extra lancy and straight, onurio A w..
i :oknmeal- Bteaay, hi.io.
SEED Timothy, steady at 15.00.
BRAN Dull: aacked. 80c.
HAY Dull, weak; timothy, $11.00014.75;
prairie, l8.501j3u.6O.
w Hltlh. I Bitaay, n
IRON COTTON TIES-81.05.
BAOGINO Steady. 6Ti(S6c.
HEMP Twine. 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: Jobbing, old
it in k 1 m fA .i..rfv a tin if:
Dry salt meats, easy; boxe-a iota, extra
shorts snd clear ribs, $10.60; short clear,
110.60. Hai-im. eaav: boxed lots, extra
shorts and clear ribs, $11,374; short clesr, I steady at 2V1Q'3 per cent, closing 2
xil.bO. I cent; prime mercanuie paper, an
mktalh lcso. steadv at uxmniiu: 1 cent.
spelter, steady to firm at $4.60(84.55. 8TERLINO EXCHA.NQE Firm,
ruiLTKi eieaay; cnicaens,
springs, HiftlSc; turkeys, 8V4C
seese. 4fl 4Ho.
Bunt-rt. Bteaay; creamery,
On the Produce exchange todsy the but
ter market was weaker; creameries. 189
Ili4c: dairies. 18193. Cheese, steady at
K104c. ggs, easy; fresh. 16Wc
HEW YORK GENERAL MARKET,
Aaetatlons of the Day est Varloas
Coaamodltlea.
hrEW YORK. June 11. FLOUR Re
celpts, 17,990 bbls.; exports, 6.966 bbls; more
active snd a shade firmer; winter straights,
$3 764)3.bn; winter patents, 44 Oiks 4. 10; Min
nesota patents. 33ti4.10: Minnesota bak
ers, $3.1Hi3.30; winter low grades, $2 96ut
g.96; winter extras, e3.ltxa3.lo. Uys nour.
quiet; fair to good, 84o; choice to lancy,
aU.6o&70.
CORNMEAL Steady; ' yellow western,
11.32: city. 31.30: Urandywlnc. 33.4Mi3.d6.
RYE Easy; No. 2 western, 64Vc. f. o. b.
afloat.
WHEAT Receipts. 190.100 bu.: exports,
46,37a bu.; spot, steady; No. 8 red, 78V4
fTVHc. f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern Duhith,
tve, r. o. b., afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba
iurVc f. o. b.. afloat. Placing a bullish con
struction on the crop report, traders
bought a good deal of wheat today, caus
ing sharp advances, mere was aiao sup
Txjrt from foreign houses and outsiders
Lut In ths laat hour profit taking caused
reactions and the close waa easy at a par.
tlal 4k0 net advance: July. 77 15-164T78 9-lac,
closed 78o; September, 761fcy76c, closed
76 'c: December. 76 14-ls77Vc. closed T7c.
CORN Receipts. 17.8tw bu.; spot, steady
No. 8, 70c elevator and 70Vo f. o. b., afloat
ODtton market was steadied ud by wheal
and smaller receipts for a time, but Anally
eased off and closed only vc net higher.
July. 67 8-ltkur,' Vo, closed sT'iac: September,
6-i4644Hc, closed B3c ; December closed
soc.
OATS Receipts. 116,400 bu.: exports. 29,
887 bu. : soot, steady: No. 1 46c: No. 1
46ve: No. 8 white. 61Hc; No. t white. 51c
track, mixed, western. 46rf49c: track, white,
4!atbe. Optlona Arm early, but eventually
reacted.
HAY Quiet; shipping, 04X5c; goed to
Choice, vuvixic. 1
HOPS Firm; stats, prime to rhoioe. 101,
19(g 22c; 1A. 14$ 15c; olds, 6fiic; Pacific
coast, 1901 crop, 17&-3(H,o; 1900, I4jl5c; olds
6jc-
HIDES Firm: Oalveaton. M to 86 lbs
18c; California, 21 to 26 lbs., Ik:; fexas dry,
14 to 30 lbs , isc.
LEATHER steady; acid, 24(J25c.
V(X1I-Unlet: domestic fleece. I5'?
PROV1SIONS Berf, Arm; family, $16,609
16.50: mvas. 114 00; beet hams. 4iJ tKWi'iJ ou
packet 116.001660; city extra India mess,
lioOwa-" 00. cut sneats, steady; pickled bei
lit a. $10 utagLO 75: pickled shoulders, 88.609
plcaled bams, 6U.tAtfU.uu.Lara, steady
St. Loots Grain and Pro-visions.
do pfd.
Lake Erie A W.
do pfd
L. N ....
Manhattan L. ..
.152 M
4
44
' 9.25c, c. 1. f July, vn.31c; August, 8.66
I 8.fc; September, n. ia'a-mc ; uctoDer, (.si
..lit
..200
I2S4
VI
7 87c; November. 7 77'&7.79c; December, 7.77
7.78c: January. 7.78i5,7.79c.
w nr rr r n v r 1 . , m . i-s . 'a-s'r-T-r sal wnrM
fair to .teadr: prices 11HH hlSfcaj: wh'le price, show little change trading was
American midcfllng. fair. 6 7-16d; good mid- "5".nabi J5..' 2 Ltf ...."l0 U'i
Totals 2.428 8,702 1,486
CATTLE The run was again moderate
and was made up largely irom butchers'
stock, witn a sprinkling ot fair to good
beef steers.
Packers were out early after supplies, and
do pfd...
Anaconda
Brooklyn
Colo.
Con.
Con.
Gen.
Hocking Coal ...
Inter. Paper ....
do pfd
Inter. Power ...
Laclede Oaa ..
. 45H National Blacult
.125 Nalolnal Lead .
.ltf'ytjNo. American .,
.132 Paclflo Coaat ....
dllns 5 3-lSd: middling. 6 1-16d; low mid- ury 101 oeeves om up 10 as niga as
dung. 4 3-3.'i;
aau ,nary- J9"321
M dun: 4 3-32d; good ordinary. 4 27-32d; ord- anytrung n in.. o.
3. ine saieg pi tne nay w-rc I 2r ,:-.." V-'Vd
........... 10.000 bales, of which 2.000 were for spec- r.''f. .f.M"?.'.. "
Min. uo.. .114 r.in nn.l exnort. and Included 7.400 Amer- oemana, ana values were practically steady
"-A f: li..u n..ini. , nana hnira Including all around. . . . . -
Ful 1 i ifH "ii, 'ar. p,ltr,, nnened ateadv and Stockera and feeders were picked up at
T0ob".ccopd".-.'..f' closed mni.le?Amerlcan rdndMn,d5roancd .teady prices, with only a moderate number
p.isviHr sit June. 4 58-ft41. ae. .era: June and July, 1 . ... . .
nuiii. iiaia. vraviss, riwr tu t m auu iiei i
J I a ret f t - A t7 cl J kmrsMt Tulu en1 A 1 exf llSlr
' I 4 51-D4dvi4 Do-tHd. buyers; August ana oep- ""--r--j. -,;".
temberT 4 4S-4d. buyers; September find Steaov. in laci ine m.ri ail irouiia whs
October, 4 36-64d. buyers; uctoDer and jso-i
vember. 4 28-64d!S4 29-64d. sellers; November sales.
!2V and December, 4 26-64dffl4 2-64d. sellers; De.
si cember and January, (zvmasno-, seu- ino.
era; January and february, zi-ota. sell
ers.
Representative
BEEF STEERS,
..121
.. 47
.. 40
..lull
.. 474.
..
..UI
Wool Market.
10...
1...
8...
2...
1...
1.
8. Steel
.. ' 6o pfd
.. WKt. Weetern Union ,
.. 72i Amer. Locomotlre... 33 si
.. zs oo pia
.. 41H'K. C. Southern.
..1714(1 do pfd
..lxtVel
Offered.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, June 11. MONEY On call.
RriHTON. lima 11. WOOL Strictly tine
scoured is quoted tsrowc; nne ana nne
7B I ii ,jic. tanla f.'Jr mwA m.rfliim
'- 4 I svr-,,jfw, T.ia. wool Is coming forward, but I 16...
,l 'M ' . . . . I -----
iiiit Is held at figures above thla market; lau 7..
ti rleaned basis. 40S45c: twelve months. 48(3 1..
134 50c: spring, 4oB4bc.
a6V Finn fleece wools Were QUlet. With light I 3.
141 offerings, though prices were wen bub- ..
talned: Ohio and Pennsylvania XXX nom- 1.
!!? inal. 28(S29c; XX and above. 26g)27c; X, 24 1..
2So and Michigan X. 22(gi24c. 13.
I r.iun. r.nl. r nnlet. with Ua-ht of- I 20..
f.rinira Ohio fin delaine. 28(329c: Mlchl- 20.
man 2Ri4i27c: No. 1 washed combine. 2VA 67.
&27c: No. 2. 25B27e. 69.
Australian wool la quiei, dui iirmix nem, 1
Combing choice scoured. 72(a'74c; good, 69(3 8.
70c: average, 6,((jsc.
BT. LOL la. June H. wuuir-uncnangea.
fl
13
41
Pr. No. A v. Pr.
8 25 22 1069 6 86
3 60 40 1106 6 90
4 25 1 1260 6 90
4 75 41 12X8 6 90
6 0) 19 1121 6 90
6 25 10 1165 6 90
5 60 23 1110 6 95
6 60 18 1161 7 00
6 60 10 1209 7 00
8 95 19 1217 7 09
6 00 23 1260 7 00
6 00 20 1310 7 10
6 10 86 1301 7 30
10 40 12ti3 7 20
6 25 12 33M 7 20
6 25 6 1145 7 25
6 40 19 1411 7 26
6 40 13 1280 7 25
6 60 13 1286 7 30
6 80 20 1162 7 36
5 80 28 1318 7 36
6 86 17 1273 7 45
6 85
Medium grades and combing, U'lSc; light
2
4 per
fine. l2(&15'te: heavy nne, 10ijl3c; tub.
7..
8..
6..
P" washed, Wu2&a.
rw.nnnl.d Annies and Dried Frnlts.
1
94c; actual business in bankers' bills at $4.77Wj NEW YORK. June ll.-liyATJKA -u
dslry, 17&18c.
LOGS Lower at
14c.
; ducks. 6Vc; 4.77 for demand and 64.84 for sixty days; Ai--Lto-ine marntJi . "-;'' ""
posted ratts. $4.85mg4.86 and $4.8Se4.&SH: steady; demand holding well up 10 supply.
, 18a22Vic; commercial bills. , f rao" AS?i aM,"" V S
1 BiLYiiH-Bar, o-c; Mexican aoiiars, v-n, " 1 "WZSZi?. I Vi
I ,n I fanpv ntlll hold more or less nrmly St 11c.
Flour .
Wheat
Corn ..
Oats ..
RuMlnfa Rhlnmenti RONDS-Oovernment. steady: state, in- tJAi-l UKM 1A UKitu r ni 1 id i nere 1.
5.0.(0 9,00 active; railroad. Inactive. iUt of ,ter?"t 'Jk kI. . SVi.
... .47.0)0 47.000 The closing Quotation, on bonds are M "" K.i.r
Tonrin follows: luuraireui luvvu in . . . ..
snd large sixes are somewnat nrmer and
...20,000
..87.000
Liverpool Grain and Provisions,
29.000 follows;
20,000 r. 8. ref.' la. ref
do coupon ,
do aa. reg
do coupon
do saw 4a, reg
iua l,. N. Uni. a :..,. - 4 !! XLLy tr.r h.
do old 4a. coupon. .liovt
do aa, reg iua
do coupon 1U4
10J H
Ohio 4s,
do IHa
do couv
LIVERPOOL. Juns 11. WHEAT Spot.
aulet: No. 1 northern, soring. 6s: No. 1
California, 6s 3d: futures, dull; July, It
lod; September, 6s Ad.
CORN Soot, aulet: American mixed, new.
6s 9d; American mixed, old. 6s !; futures, I Atchlaon sa. 4s
dull; July, nominal; Depiemoer, os ia, utio. 1 no auj
ber. 6s l'uA.
PEAS Canadian, steady at as 10a.
FIX)UR-t. Louis fancy winter, firm at "V; Z "
HOPS At London (Paclflo coast), firm
at 4 l&sfl 5 60s.
PRnviH (ink-Heer. auu: extra India 1 caieaao a a. iw.... aa
mess. 9s 9d. Hama. short cut. 14 to It I C. B. . s. 4S....M44
lbs , firm at 46s 6d. uacon, nrm; uumDer.
land cut, M to so ids., nrm. 00s; snort
libs, 16 to 14 lbs.. 68s 6d; long clear middles,
light, 38 to 84 lbs., firm at 66s; long clear
short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs.. 66s; clear nialw
bellies, 14 to is ids., nrm. oca. nnoui
ders. sauara. 11 to 13 lbs., firm at 41s 61.
Ls'd. nrm; American relinsd. In palia,
41s 3d: prime western, la tierces. 62s Id.
cheese steady : American, nnesi wnite,
old, 66s; American, finest white, new, 61s;
American, nnest colored, old, cs; Amen
can. finest colored, new. 61a.
TALLOW prime city, stesay, Bra 44;
Australian, In ixindon, dull, WS ta.
BUTTER Nominal.
' lotCi do u fnc . il various grides. Apricot, were quoted at
mJ'uu. 1 n lOWfrltc Peaches. Deeled. were 1216c: un-
.144 In., k. A t. 4a...'...' i peeled, 8H'10Hc. Apricots have recently
as new 4a, coupon.. U4 do ta lis I been in somewhat fairer demand and some
do old 4a, res loa'N. . Central la 104 buying of futures for the Interior is noted,
do gen. IW 1"V I hut locally the trade la aulet.
N. J. C. gen. 4s 13ti .
No. Paclo 4a 1C4 on ana Kosln.
do la 74 I .
4 n. at w. eon. aa... .1014 1 kfw tiihk June 11. uil coironseen
.luia neaoing gen. ee......iuut dun: petroleum, firm: rosin, quiet; strained,
. ea st. L. m
: . --''" 4i4-f,60c.
.iv.ia m. Lt. aouinw. ia.... 1 -. . . . . . .
. - .... 1 j - . ..1 LivHflKllj June 11. uiu iwiionaeeu
venim 01 Mm. wm m . i.. .. tc- A
da la lae e'l. A. A. P. 4a.... 1 nui rriinra, epoi, mi?. -
Chea. A Ohio 4e...lu ISo. PaclSe 4a mv, LONDON. June 11. OI Li t.aicutta Ilnseea,
weak;
C H 4 II r . e..ll&W
u. n n. w. e. ie....iik
.. a. I. P. 4B...UI
COCA Si L g. 4a. lot
Chicago Tee. 4a tw
do deb. B.
West Shore 4a.
R o. 4a.. 10344!
Erie prior Ilea 4s....lulWiWheel. 4 L I. 4t,
ae gea. a aiv wia. ceutral a...
F. W. A 1. C. U....lUs,:Coo. Tobacco 4a...
..Hi
.. .4
.. 47Vj
Boston Stoeat, ttoetatloaa.
I Kansas City Grain and Previsions.
KANSAS CITY. June 11. WHEAT July,
8&Tti66c: September. 65t4c: cash. No. 3 hsrd. I Boatoa A ate
7K-: No. i. we: NH 1 red. 13c: 10. a. ,lc: i Bootes cieaiea
No. 3 spring. t,c H. T.. N. H. A H
CflBN lulu UVr ' fumlrmhtr (UlUhVOV.' I Kltckburg pfd....
cash. No. 3 mixed, 6Hc; No. 8 whits, 69 La,oa,rf
-: No.,3. 61c. ki'Hcir."
uats-no. I wnite, sna-uc. I X. ..4 "
American T. A T....1H
414
, 41
, M
, 4
10
, 44
Hue ID S. steel ae
RYE No. 2. 68e.
II A I t. noice tinioiny. iu cnoice orsine. I r a.
$19- . .... I Maaa. klectrle
BLTTJtK cresmery, isc; dairy, rancy. I de pfd
18c. ' I N. " o. A C.
EGOS Firm: new No. t whltewood esses I Halted Pruit .
Included, 14c doa., loss off; caaes returned, I P'! w"
lSUc. I V. 8. Steel ...
Ti 1 owi. I de sfd
CV I J ' l " VIII UHI RIM .. I a. .
Corn 40.000 40tot
Oats 10.010 2304)
LONDON. June 11. Money was In good
demand todsy and there was a lair supply
so. Haiia-ay ta ill, spot. 63s 3d; linseed, 31s lttd; turpentine
Teaaa A Fac. la Ill spirits, 36s 18d.
T.. St. L. A W. 4a.. SS4, I SAVANNAH. June 11.-OIL Turpentine,
Union p.ci oc 4a 1M I firm, 47Vc; rosin, firm. A. B, C. D. E,
" ?" $1.26; F, $1 38; O. $1.65; I. $1.98; K. $2.46; M.
U $2.90: N, $3 25; WO. $3.40; WW. $3 80.
O " ll' I a-.ll VVlMT I.. tl rttr CrmAtt K.1-
ances. 31.20: certificates, no bid: shipments.
10. i30 bbls.; average. Bt.ev( coin. j runs, sa.ise
bbls.; average, 72.9(3 boie.
CeBee Market.
NEW YORK. June 11. COFFEE Spot
BOSTON, June 11. Call loans. 84G4VI per I Rio, dull; No. 7 Invoice, 6c; mild, steady:
est: time loans. 4416 oer cent. Official I Cordova. fvHULe. The market opened
Steady, witn prices uncnanejea, ana was
3314 quiet all through the aesalon. Prices kept
: within 6 points of last night's bids, though
save September touched a new low record for
the season thua far at 84.96. The news
40v I from ahroail waa nirlta in accordance with
yesterday's developments. The market
closed unchanged to lower. Total sales,
12.150 bags. Including August. 4 96e; Septem
ber. 4.9-36c; December, 63r6.26c; January,
.30c; March, 646c; May. 6.56c
ngrar Mnrket.
NEW YORK June 11. SUGAR Raw,
cea
closing of stocks and bonds:
.len't AdTonture
. SfwIAIIouea
. 41 Amalgamated
. 44 I Bingham
. UVl'alutnet A Hecla.
. klW Centennial
.too Copper Kange ....
.tw 'bomlnloa Coal ....
.let IFranalln
.IU lale Rejale
.14J4( Mohawk
.loss. Old Domlaloa ....
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14
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174 Va I JUc. Molasses, 2c. ,
- 1 iwAJr ujn, June il-bluah-dwi, u,
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" I.V 3'(84Vc; seconds, 2i t-16c. Molasses,
lirau, t.viiiriiugai. ouiou.
Foreign FlEnnelal
loos rity Live Stock Mnrket
SIOUX CITY. June 11. 8peclsl Tele-
I 1.111. LAllLEl nwixil'i., mw a.vau ,
Bualneaa on the I steady; beeves, 86.00A7.00: cows, bulls and
la.ll. J.l.kl. aM.MA Uak.
PHILADELPHIA. Juns ll.-BUTTER 1 Block exchanr was rather diaplrited. The mixed. $2 6i 75; stockers and feeders. $2.75
Market He lower; extra western cream- I settlement progressed satisfactorily. ton- i n" ,c? 1 Y1 ..rlZTt. i v .
iiAjo-nnripil, a.PUV dhu, wy i"j uigiwa,
rv fir: extra, nearbv creamery. 23c. I sola ware fairly ateady. Home rails were
Etitia nrm tresn nearey. im. loss onr; i irreatuiar. Aiaancane were cnaeriui, oi i
fresh western. Us. ioes off; fresh south I thsre wag a little moveaieak from parity.
selling at 67 0Wi7 bulk. 87.luuv7.80.
SHaU AND LAM too la demand.
BTEERS AND HEIFERS
995 4 76 li
.... 860 6 10 10
.... 896 8 10 18 ...
COWS.
.... 830 1 01 6
.... 660 1 75 1
.1.. 7M) 1 75 1
.... 836 2 00
....1070 2 25 1
.... 770 3 60 18
.... 809 2 75 22......
.... 875 2 76 $
....1010 2 75 19
.... 800 J 75 1
.... 760 2 75 15
.... 784 1 80 1
.... 846 2 90 1
.... 838 3 00 1
....1100 8 00 11
....1017 8 00 8
....1005 3 00 4
.... 930 3 00 6.
..... 675 3 W 4.
.... 840 3 m -a
.... 880 3 00 2
.... 890 8 00 10
.... 893 3 10 11
.... 981 3 10 7
.... 881 8 16 21
.... 910 3 20 1
947 8 20 8
833 3 26 13
1044 3 25 19
896 3 25 23
636 3 25 8
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626 3 00 80....
, 660 8 00
, 646 3 00
664 3 50
680 8 50
, 460 3 75
4"1 8 90
610 4 00
751 4 00
871 4 00
721 ( 00
. 948 8 25
1294 6 66
1061 3 75
1190 4 00
1080 4 00
1148 4 00
1140 4 00
1068 4 00
776 4 00
900 4 15
994 4 20
1020 4 K
1027 4 25
1070 4 25
1080 4 25
1060 4 30
972 4 80
1O20 4 30
1067 4 36
1110 4 40
1086 4 40
1063 4 40
125 4 60
928 4 60
1090 4 60
9u 4 65
..1120 4 66
.. 840 4 70
. .1016 4 70
..1078 4 75
.. 981 4 76
.. 898 4 76
..1016 ( 00
..1250 6 00
..1810 $ 00
.. 980 6 06
..1010 I 10
..1164 t 26 .
..1000 I 25
..1 6 HI
..1400 I 80
..1066 6 40
..1230 6 75
..1246 $80
,..1110 6 00
,..1010 tm
..1130 I 10
4.
.. 815 4 40
.. 850 00
.. 670 6 40
..1080 $ 60
..930 6 60
..830 6 00
..108. 6 00
.. 670 6 00
.. 8u0 6 00
...1340 8 25
...K0 8 26
...1190 3 26
1 1310 3 3
I ,...1340 8 40
1 ....1 3 60
1 .1140 3 60
1 1000 3 60
1 1640 3 75
1 1230 3 76
1 1670 3 90
1 2740 4 00
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80 6 00
300 I n
198 I 60
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....1770 4 60
....1340 4 76
....1620 4 75
....1280 4 76
....1630 4 75
....130O 4 85
....1J20 6 00
....1230 $ (JO
....1600 8 00
....1?) 6 00
....1780 6 2S
.... 940 6 23
....1160 6 40
160 6 60
.... 240 $ 76
.... 110 I 75
.... Km 6 00
120 6 28
..150 6 2t
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Bniiaaf-Ttii sheen market wan
well supplied as to numbers, but the bulk
of the stuff was of very poor quality. The
market ruled dull and slow at Prices a
uarter lower than yesterday on both sheep
no lamns. mere was notning cnolre on
sale and the demand from killers was de
cidedly limited.
Quotations for dinned stock: flood to
choice wethers, $5,604(5.90; fair to good, 85 80
ipo.ou; goon io cnoice ewes, m.ioibs.oo; rair to
good, Jl.25fM.75; good to choice lambs, $6.00
&650; fair to good, $5.40ff5.75. Wooled stock
sells about 26'j50c above clipped stock.
Choice Colorado wooled lambs, $6.60W6.75:
fair to good, $6.0C6.&0. Representative
sales:
No. Av. Pr.
8 cull ewes 73 2 00
2 bucks 115 3 on
621 western ewes, clipped 92 4 15
81 ewes and yearlinga, clipped.. 76 .4 25
T western wethers, clipper 88 4 6
243 western wethers, clipped 93 4 65
285 western lambs, clipped 76 6 3
is spring lamDi.. do 8 76
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Strong: to Slow Hogs Higher
and Sheep Low.
CHICAGO. June 11. CATTLE Receipts.
16.600, including 700 Texans; choice, strong,
others slow; good to prime steers, $7.3d
80; poor to medium, $5.257I7.00; stockers
ami feeders, J2.dxiG.2o; cows, Jl,40ii50;
heifers. $2.50(6.50; canners, $1.40g2.60; bulla.
t2.75'a6,96; calves, $2.6O7.0O; Texas-fed
teers, e6.004i6.55.
nous ueceints. 4i.ouo: tomorrow. Ho.ooo:
left over, 5,000; strong, 6c to 10c higher,
closed weak; mixed and butchers, $7.103
: good- tc choice, heavy. $7.50ii7.6i:
rough, heavy. $7.107.40; light, $7.00&'7.35;
bulk of sales, $7.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 21.000:
sheep and lambs, alow: good to choice
wethers, o.oo(j.oo; rair to choice, mixed,
$4,504(6.00; western sheen, $5,0046.00; native
lambs, clipped, $5.25416.90; western lambs,
clipped, $5.504,7.00; spring lambs, $7.50.
Official yesterday: Keceints. snip.
Cattle 9,12 2,017
Hogs 23.237 1,033
Sheep 12,678 1,226
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Kanaas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, June 11. CATTLE Re-
celpta, 6,400 head of natives, 1,300 head of
Texans and 660 head of calves. Prime
beeves steady; other cattle steady to lower.
Choice export and dressed beef steers, $7.26
4(7 65; fair to good, $4.254i'7.20; stockers and
feeders, $3.404j6.20; western fed steers, $4 85
7.80; Texas and Indian steers, z.wsj:-i. (o;
exas cows, $3.00414.00; native cows, $j-76
85.06; native heifers, $2.754j6.60; canners. $2.85
60; bulls. $3.20415.26; ralvea, 32.754J6.50.
HOGS Receipts. 10,850 hesd. Market
steady to 6c higher. Top, $7.66; bulk of
sales, $7.30477.50; heavy, $7.604i7.65; mixed
packers. $7.304,7.56: light. 37.2o4j7.36; porkers.
$7.254j7.S5; pigs, $6.26(&7.27H.
SHKliP AINU liAUKS- neceipts, a.ww
head; market steady. Native lambs, $4 90
t7.10; western lambs, $6.1006.40: native
wethers, 8j6.O04jo.so; lea ewes, mkjo.os;
Texas rllnned vearltngs. $5.00416.45: Texas
clipped sheep, $4.(w44.90 ; stockers and feed
ers, $2. 36-414.00.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, June 11. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 3,163 head; good to choice steers
strong, medium steady, common off; bulls
and cowa, steady: steers, $d704'7.75; oxen,
$6; bulls. 14. ("( 76; cows. $2 60SV25; few
extra fat, $5.504j6.00. Cables, stesdy; ship
ments, 4"0 head cattls and auu quarters ot
beef.
pai.vf.8-Receints. s.izi neaa: veais.
steady to 25o lower; buttermilks generally
steady: veals, $5.00T7.76; few tops, $8.01x9
8.25; culls, $4.50: buttermilks, $1.40(36.26; city
drssed veals. (Millie: extra. 12c ber lb.
HOOS Receipts. 7.240 neaa; marget nrm
to 10c higher: state, $7.60; mixed western.
17.
bitLEf APiU lAraAinrj xieoeipie, 0.00
head; good aheep strong, othera slow;
iambs, firm, toe higher: sheep, liwutio 20;
culls, $2.60; lambs, $3 .60437.874; culls, 8450;
few yearlinga, ia.mB.ou.
t. Lob Is Live Stock Market.
ST TZltriS. June 11. CATTLK Receiota.
2.9u0 head. Including l.bou neaa Texans; na
tive chinning and exuort steers. goUKaTf.it
dressed beef and butcher steers. $6 .6-37 05;
steers under 1.000 lbs., t4.8Vg6.40; stockers
and feeders. 83.5OiS4.90: cows snd belters
$2 2600; canners. I2.004rt.00; bulls, $3 25
6.00; calves, $3.00476 50; Texss and Indian
steers, fed, e4.2u6.26; greasers, 83.304J4.Z&;
rowa snd halters. 82 70-34.00.
HOGS Receipts. 4.400 neaa; market rainy
active, higher; pigs and lights, l7&4j7.06;
packers. .7.0iKa7.36: Butchers. 1( lhtf 1.&6.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.000
head: market ateady; native muttons, $4 26
416.0O; lambs, 65.60436. 76 : culls snd bucks,
.l.DiKg't.ou; stocaers, ..'. ou, ifiini, aa.
t. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JO8EPH. June 11. CATTLE Re
celpts, 2.200 head; strong; natives, $6,164
7 60: cows and heifers. $1 6O-&6.0O; veal..
$3.66; bulls and stags, $3,004)6.85; stocksrs
and feeders. .2. (04.6.40.
HOGS Receipts. 8.500 nsa strong 10 c
hlaher: 1 xht and light mixeo. If.ltr2r7.40
medium and heavy. $7.32467.60; pigs. $4,004?
6,50- bulk. $7.26471.60.
SHEEP AND LA M Ho Receipts, l.wxt
head; best steady, others dull; top spring
lambs, $7.25.
Stock In siaat.
The following table shows ths receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at ths flv principal
mani.ii a 111 u !
Cattle
South Omaha 2.45
Chicago 16.600
Kansaa City 6 4-0
St. Louis 2.
St. Joseph 3.3u0
ENCOURAGE RIFLE PRACTICE
What Fational Bifle Association Wants
Government to Do.
ASKS SUPPORT FOR BILL IN CONGRESS
Measare Appropriates Ten Tkonsantt .
Dollars Annually for Expenses
of Rifle Contests for Sol
tilers anil Sailors.
To accentuate the Importance of the Na
tional Rifle association and to enhance the
slue of the organization to the soldiers
of the I'nited States regular army and to
the national guard, a move is on foot
whereby the United States is asked to give
Its support to a plan that will bring the
assoclstion more prominently before the
country.
The most Important result of this step
so far has been the Introduction of a bill
in the house of representatives on May 8
last, providing . for the appropriation ot
$10,000 annually for the purpose of furnish
ing a national trophy and medals and other
prizes to be provided and contested for
annually, under such regulations as may be
prescribed by the secretary of war.
The bill further provldea that the an
nual contest shall be open to the army,
marine corps, navy and national guard or
organized militia of the several states, ter
ritories and the District of Coulmbls. The
$10,000 Is to be appropriated each year, and
Is to pay all cost of the trophies and all
expenses Incident to the contest.
All members of the National Rifle asso
ciation and all others interested are urged
to communicate at once with their repre
sentatives In congress and tbelr senators,
with a view to securing ths passsge of the
bill, which la house roll 14,230. It Is ear
nestly desired to have the bill passed
this session of congress.
War Department Acta.
This matter has arisen from the appoint
ment of a special committee at the last
meeting of the association , to Investigate
this Idea and formulate a plan of pro
cedure. The committee waited upon the
secretary of war last January, and he re
quested that its suggestion be presented to
blm in the form of a communication. Thla
document, when It reached the secretary
of war, waa referred by him to the adjutant
general of the army, who In turn referred
it to Major James Tarker, assistant ad
jutant general, for his recommendations.
The recommendations suggested first the
institution of an advisory committee of
fifteen men, to Include the president of the
association, seven members to be appointed
by him and seven at large to be appointed
by the president of the United States.
The whole Idea of thla committee was
to encourage rifle practice. The special com
mittee further recommended the appoint
ment of a board of officers to investigate
and handle range facilities, conditions un
der which qualification as marksmen shall
be had, the kind of range target desirable,
and where range facilities not now existing
should be provided.
Kxamples of Forelsjn Countries.
Lastly the committee recommended that
steps be taken to ascertain what the foreign
governments do In the way of encouraging
rifle practice, and that legislation be ef
fected, if not already existing, to permit
the purchase of arms and ammunition at
cost by the association. -
Assistant Adjutant General James Parker
received the recommendations with high
favor, which was largely tbs causs of the
bill desired being at so early a date Intro
duced. Major Parkerf stated In a memo
randum on the report of the special com
mittee that its recommendations were In
the line of practice and proposed legislation
of several countries, notably Swltierland
and Great Britain, In which, aa In the
United States, the military education by
conscription of the entire male population
Is not possible.
Major Parker further dwelt on the Idea
that the ability to hit a mark is a very
large part of the value of a soldier, and
said that when conscription is not possible
the encouragement of rifle firing as a mili
tary sport affords to the government of fe
free country the opportunity to give to the
male citizen fit for military service at
east a part ot the training which Is neces
sary in war.
Finally, Major Parker said that such steps
as recommended by the special committee
would, in his opinion, proluce the best re
sults, and suggested that the board con
sider among other things the establishment
of a system of general target Instruction,
government-aided, to Include those not en
rolled in the national guard; but who desire
to fit themselves In this most Important
military qualification.
Hogs. Sheep.
S.l&i 1.9't
41 .0'O .21.000
106" 4.(i0
4 400 4.IKO
8.(00 1.500
Totals
29,4s 73,708 83.40
Exorbitant Prices Charge.
DENVER. June . A committee ap
pointed by Judge Lindsey to examine the
county printing contracts has reported that
exorbitant prices have been charged and
that no pretense has been made to limit the
charge to even contract prices. The report
says that steps itioum De laaen to recover
at least one-half of the sum of $78,000 paid
to a Denver printing company during tne
last year.
Superintendent Held tor Mnnslaatvhter
CHICAGO. June 11. O. E. Miller, presi
dent of St. Luke's Society hospital. In the
burning of which ten Uvea were lost, was
held (or manaiaugnter oy a magtsiraie.
Judge Chetlaln refused him a writ of
habeas corpus, out ne was anowea nis free
dom under bond. Miller's assistants were
held for disorderly conduct.
85.00 A nOfJTIl
Specialist
In all DISEASES
and DISORDER
of MEN.
$3 years la Omaha.
SYPHILIS
- lJs XST. safest and most
a W ..imal method that
u"c,T"r1..
Boon every eian an ' r , V. . . f TZ.
eomptoUly and forever. Ko BRIAltlNtJ
OUT' of the disease on the skin or face.
A euro Utai IB guBxnea e
for life.
VARICOCELE
no detention from work; permanent ours
- - -
W K. ia SBDiKl I TV U b.a-.MW mw inmiai
to Narvous Debility or Exhaustion. Was
ng Weakaoss with Early Decay U Young
and Middle Aged, lack of vim. vigor ana
strength, with organs impaired and weak.
STfilcrrVSaal cured with a new Horn
Treatment. No pain, no aetentton from
VZVZL. Kidney and Bladder Trouble.
Oonsnltatlon Kree. Trent-sent by Mail,
CHAaOBS LOW. 380 . Seta M.
Dr. Searies & Sisrles, Omaht. Keb,
r sist preferred stock
Investors should lavestlaate the
stock of the
GEORORTOWK DEEH MIIKO A
Ttt A ASPORTATION Tl'SMSL COM
PANY, now driving the Greet Kelly
Taanel S.000 feet through two moun
tains at Georgetown, Colorado, which
will prove tne greatest and most
profitable enterprise In the State ot
Colorado. Prudent and careful invest-
tors shojld write or call at once for
information.
DOS ALU A. iarsEUi 1 u.,
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