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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1902)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, J1T2JE 15, llKnr. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Dealer Apathetic and Bean Tk Tun at Wheat. PROVISIONS DEAD AND ALL LINES SLUMP Oats matblse with Leaalae; Cereal 4 (kraprii While Cora Mcwi Iaaeaeaaeat BlrcBBlk aaa Oases ftroaa; aaa la. CHICAOO, Juna 14. Apathy pervaded the piii of tria Foard of Trade tooay. Traders I'tid Utlla attention to anythir.g but wheat and nut muth of that inasmjcb aa fl weather baa ruled the pit for the lat refit, when prospertu of clearing skies ere reported wheat lost It strength. Oais iympaniaed somewhat, but corn a as unuer the Pan of rtianipu.atlon and head firm. At the close July wheat si 'o ,c lover, July turn Vati'.c up and July oaia c down. I'rovtslons closed 7Vc down for everything cn the liat. Late selling developed the only activity that the lit at pit experienced today. At the outset cattle acre lower. Indicating better weather in France arid England. I he aouthweat sold iitwra'ny in spile i f the fact that the country still had a nggy blanket spread over It and more rains were falling Commission houses took a Utile Bluff on the score that not since the loiter deal haa there been such ciear in dicalit i f that stork jl oid wheat are r radically exhausted. A belief then seemed o take hold of the crowd that fine weather was at hand. Private teiegTsms bjoyea bears up to this opinion and when the open elevator crowd began selling freely the crowd waa sjre a reaction had aet In. Meanwhile the wheat pit was very dull. While the selling progressed a fradual Incline endued and July, whlcn ad opened unchanged to lower at 7JSc to 7:'-e, flumped to a weak close and a77,o lower at 7l4ti?l';c. Local receipts were fc! cars o of contract grade. Min neapolis and Duluth reported 21 r cut, mak ing a total of '&& cat, attains il lai week, and 42 a year ago. i-rmary re ceipts were jk7,n"0 bushela, compared with 657,(io bushels last year. Standard rlear- E rices in wheat and flour equaled h-joll ushels The seaboard reported fifteen lads taken for export. Com waa easy and dull, even for Satur day. Wet weather all over the corn a.ates hindered movement and grading, but the lower cables and the wheat weakness off- et tht bullish factors and the pit was eft much to itself. In spite of the life ess cat j re of the pit corn held very firm. Two rumor were going the rounds rela tive to the big "dear In Julv options. One was that the Wall street crowd was shipping out cash stuff 't he oilier liuU It that J. Ogden Armour rather than the Wall street crowd was the manipulator. On these rumors the crowd fought shy of the pit, especially as there was no big Belling today. July fluctuated only He and closed at its strongest, VjiViC up at 6Ivc. Country acceptances are still small. Re ceipts were 3u cat a, but graded only M cars contract Oats were steady early, but trade was low. There was little support to the mar ket and when wheat weakened oats ft 11 off in sympathy, 'i here was a lm.e re covery late. July new sold from 4'1'ao to Bf'iC and closed easy and Vc lower at eTc. Keceipts were loo curs. frovlhii.t. were tiead with the exception of a little outside liquidation. Hogs were lightly weaker and packers tefustd to sup port after the first few minutes. This re sulted in a decided slump, but part of the loss was regained In general the mar ket was so dull that it was featureless. All July products cioaed "tc lower, poi k at tn.uiVi. lard at til'1 and ribs at Hu 40. Estimated receipts tor Monday: Win at, 0 cars, corn, 875 cars; oats, 13o cars; hogs, li.im h.ad. Hogs for the week, 17o,oni bead. The leading futures ranged as fo'lows: Articles., Open. H.gh. Low. Clo?. Tea'y. Wheat July Sept. Deo. Sept. Lec Oats July b July a Sept. b Bept, b Lec. Pent. Bept Ribs July Bept. '4"sa-l riv-iw 71 I 70W 721714J' 71 711r: TP. if 71 71'VstU w 63 6V KtJ sig D1" JOT l' i MSWva 44 M&vt 44H&W 44 405-K- 37V 40 SI 17 80 17 7 10 tTJ; 17 SO 17 70 10 SO Va! Sl" ai 4" :'" 17 45 17 EIH 17 SO 17 67H 17 61'i 17 io rV io rru io so 10 30 I 10 10 25 10 27V 10 Sd 1 4;i! 10 47H io it1; 10 40 I 10 4?H 10 SU I 10 X.", 10 17V 10 271 10 30 No. I. a Old. b New. Cash quotations were aa follows: FLiOUK Dull and unchanged; winter rat ants, 13 7lKaa.l: straight, 3.3 fi3.7l; clears, t.l(ij3 SO; spring specials. H.'M; patents, 3fa.to: straighU, Uiit3.i. WHEAT-No. J spring, !jj7;c; No. 2 d. 7iie?c. OATS No. I. 4.vS4c; No. I white. 474c; No. I while. 46V47VjC. BTE-No. J. Sot. BAhLET Fair to choice maltlnn. W(ff70o. SEED No. 1 flax, tl B; No. 1 northwest ern, $1.76; prime tlmolhy, $6.:i; clover, con tract, grade, t1.i". PRO li5iC)N8 Mess pork, per .bl.. m.Zh C17.70. Lard, per 1"0 lbs . 10 i. Bhort riba. sides (loose i, Jpi Kni pi 45, I ry aaited Shoulders (boxed), S& hxu s.G2v. Short clear Ides (boxed). 41" .7ii in s.p WHISKY Baals of high wines, SIM. The folioaing mere the receipts and ship ments yesicroay: Articles. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls 14.00 1S.(W0 Wheat, bu .0u0 2S,iX) Corn, bu Xt 01W 174. i4) Oata, Hu 2:52.000 lo2.0)D It ye. bu &.") ei.OiU barley, bu 7.000 l.0 On tbe Produce exchange today the but ter market was steady; creameries, lKi ,Jlc; dairies, 17H"ho. Cheese, steady at 19 6'lOVv Eggs, weak; fresh, lac. ' tt. Loats Graia mm ProvlalBBa. PT. LOUIS. June 14 WHEAT Lower; No. 1 r-d cash, elevator. 77c; track 7s 7Sc; July. 6! '.iBc; September, SevsuCic; No. t hard, 7(VrT74c. CORN Lower; No. t cash. 80c: track, 4BV. Jjly. 64s!vkSc; September, Uc. OATS Lower; No. I cash, 44c; track. 46c; July, liV; September, l!7c; No. t white, 7c. FLOUR Steady; red winter patent. U S Gold Greek ! ! 3 CENTS Par Per Share Value Fully Paid and Non-Assessable. A STOCK THAT IS A W I VM?H IV A COMlNa GOLD COUNTRY that will boon startle the world. $1 THE GOLD GREEK MINES, located southweat of Klngm&a, Arisona, are lully developed, with over 2.oo0 feet of tunnels and shafts llvfca ore blocked out and ready for mi. I 1 boo tons ou dump. The Gold hnad Mines, adjacent to the Gold Creek, purchased laFt D-ember for gJSt..('i by ihe t). P. Posey sndlcate, have been resold to a r re.mh syndicate for Ki.uou.Ouu. THIB STOCK WILL BE WORTH HC win thl and will (I ln 18 a J p-t share tall reach l luootns The present outlook justlfiea a prli- of lo cents per share, but we desire to be conservative and the price will be advam-ed steadily, baaed on the actual increased valuation of the prop erty from showing made. GET 1 SOW WHILE THE TRICE IS LOW We will reeerve stock upon deposit ef 2S per cent of purchase on orders of x.uw shares or more, ln -smaller quantities full amount only will be acc pted. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ADVANCE THE PRICE WITHOUT N )T1("E- W rite or wire order or for pros pect ua address Pioneer lavistat & Trust Co. (Incorporated.) Loa AacELEa, cat- Iaaklla Blck-' Refererces First National Bank. Hon. M P. Sr.yder, Mayor of Los AngeWa, -X. or aay Vl.rcaoUie Agency. exports, 7Sc. ele- 1 north- tn70; eitra fancy and utratght, 3 f-fJ 4f; tiexr. 1.1 Jj3 R V E Firm at Sec '( H.N MEAL Steady. t3h. SEED Timet hr, steady at 00. fc RAN Stronger; sacked, eaat track, 7!& aoc. HAT Pull, weak; timothy. IU.fr514.ft; prairie not Quoted. H18KT Meady, tl X IRON COTTON TlLf tl OS. BAG3IN Steady, iTetHc H KM P Twine sc. PROVISIONS rork. lower; Jobbing, new, :S"7; oid. $i77. Lard, lower. UOdSH Dry salt meats iboxedi, steady; extra shorts and clear ribs, $10 75; short clears, lil. Facon (boxed", steady; extra short and ciear ribs, lil.&o. short clears. $11 75. a) L i ALS Lead, st-auy at M.fcjdji.lTH; pelter, steady st M.1 POU LTRY Steady ; chickens. ijc; springs. Ufilfto; turkeys, S-iC. ducks, 6c; geese, 4f4Vc. IjLTT Lit Steady; creamery, lCIc; dalrv 17Slc. LGG3 Lower at 13'c. loss off. Receipts. Shipments. Flour. bM 6 12(iO N heat, bu 41 OiO M.O 0 Corn, bu I..'"0 21.')"0 Oats, bu a,ou M.t0 NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Qaotatloaa ef lb Day oa Varloas Ceeimoditlea. NEW TORK. June 14. FLOUR-Reeelpts, .m bu.: exports. 24.J64 bbls.; market less active and a shade easier, with train; winter straights. $3.7o$.ae: w-lnter patents, 14 ''a4 lo; Minnesota patents, H.W4.'i; Minrxsota takers, 13.3oigIX; winter low grades, ti &&3Da; winter extras, 13 1 ifi3. 5. Rye flour, dull; fair to good, I3.21ij3 45; choice to fancy, S3 ESa3.70. CORNMEAL Quiet; yellow wes ern, $13.. citv, (i . ; brintlvwinp. $3 44?3.ae. RYE Quiet; No. 2 western, r.c. f. o. b., afloat; slate, 63&64C, c L I.. New York, carlots. BA RLET Nominal. W HEAT Receipts, 77.250 bu.; M.8" bu. Snot, easy; No. 2 red, vator, and iSVu7i,c. afloat; No. ern. Duluth. 7o. f. o. b : No. 1 hard. Mnl toba. 77sc, afl 'at. Recause of disappo nt lng cables and raodera.e local undertone, wheat was weaker today in face of rains In southwestern states. The close waa weak at V-e net decline. Jit v. 7slff78c. c,Paed at iKc; 8?ptmber, 7f.S7Hc, closed at 7Sc; December. 77'&77tc, closed at 771c. CORN Receipts. i&.siiO im. ; exiiorts. 17,277 bu. Spot, easy; No. 2, 6!",c. elevator, and 7'i4C, f. o. b , afloat. Ortlons were dull and lower, wlih wheat, and the decline on English cables with liquidation a feature. Closed dull and easy. H&c net d cine. July. l-lSiibTV. closed at c; Septem ber closed at S3'c; December, 60S6-14C cosed at 6,Jne. OATS Receipts, E2.500 bu.; exports, $16 bu. Spot, quiet: No. 2, 47c; No. 8. 41'4c; No. I white, B:'c; No. $ white, E2c; track mixed western. 47if4''c; track white, 50ci jc. Options were eas'er with the other merkts. HAY Dull: shipping, 655c; ood to choice. K''nSc. H( iPS Quiet; s,ate, prime to choice. 1931 l'o23c: 1 i"0. tf.fclftc: tt'd, tae. Painc const, lfol crop, lSa'ffZZc; 1900, UglSc; olds, 6- 'a "c. lilDES Dull: Galveston, $0 to 23 Tbn., lfic; California. 21 to 25 lbs., liic; fexai dry, 14 to 80 lbs., 13c. LEATHER Steady: acid. 24ft25e. WoOL Quiet; domestic fleece. 27!!c. PROVISIONS Beef, firm; family, $15.5T.ft 15 Mi; meas, S14.no; beef hams, tzl.iixa'ii .50; packet, $15.00ul5 50; city extra India mess, i oofiL'S o Cut meats, steady; pickled t el lies I10.2r.f7ll.25: nleklert shoulders. $S hi-dt $75; pickled hams, $11.5"fil2.00. Lard, easy; western steamed, $10 .n; refined, essler; continent, fit) SO: South America, $11.50: compound. $s 2:.4tS.50. Pork firm; family, $lD.5oiaO.OO; short clear, $18.75021.2; mess, "-I!" 25. BUTTER Receipts, $.241 pkrs. : etron?; state dairy. l-(621c: state cresmerv, Uc: Imliation creamery, 17H'2oc; factory, 171.c. CHEESE Receipts. S.JfiH pkgs. ; market Irregular; fancy large, colored. Pc; white, ffilOc; fancv small, new state full cream, colored, choice. SHifcPc: white. 10ic. EGGS Keceipts. S.1S3 pkgs.; market Btrng; state and Pennsylvania 17:tQlbc; western. 17rl7He; southern, 15?fl6c. MOLASSES Steady ; New Orleans, $3 41c. POULTRY Alive, nominally unchanged. Dressed, Irregular; broilers. 2426c; fowls, 13c: ttirkevs, 13c. TALLOW Easy; cltv T2 per pkg). 6c; country (pkgs. free), SVtjoc. RICE Quiet: domestic, fair to extra, 4Vi C6'tc; Japanese. 4Vji5c. 1'EANL TS Firm; fancv, hand-picked, 5c: other domestic. SV'4i,e. METALS The t'n markt wsb ssdv end unchanged, with spot quoted at $30 00 $0 50 Copper wss moderately active In a lobbing wav, with standard, spot to Au gust, quoted at $11 7"il2.0'1: lke. fill' 12 5": electrolvtlc. $'2 l'.TTH; ca'ting. $'2 12'i4il2 2a. Lead heid stady at $4 1 "H and spelter waa dull and nominal at $4 17V 7$0. Money, 3H6 per cent. New Tork ex ctiange, i--'c premium. PHiLALn-iPHlA, June 14 Clearings, $l,Ubi.777; balances. $2.1 4; ciearings tor the week, Hol.846.KA. balances, $uV&X),Sje. Money. 4- ;tr cent. Boo TON, June 14. Clearings, $J0,U7,O4; balances, $l,aeo,!a5. ST. LoUlS. June 14 Clestinga, I7J41.221; balances, $i,tuv.o2. New York exchange, too premium. Money, steady at 4SOJ par cent. IEW TORK fTOCKB AMI BODB. Iaterest Llstleaa tai Market Dall, bat Prices Malatalaed. NEW TORK, June 14-Very Uttle Im portance can be attached to today s deal ings In stocks. Prices ere weU held, but this was not because there wss any gen eral demand, but rather because there were no ottering. outside of Missouri Pacific and St. Paul the dealings were hardly more than nominal. These two stocks were lit ted a point after the ap pearance of the banc statement, but neither closed at the best. The closing was tairly steady, however, but very duil. The bank statement waa considered fa vorable and helped the market. The gain of 1.2p0,ooo in cash reserves waa larger than expected and the contraction of over U.ow.Ooo ln the loan account came ln place ot some apprehension of a further expan sion of that account. The net result as to add more than $2.0U0.oov to the surplus over the legal requirement in tbe reserves of the association banks. The buying of Missouri Taclfic and of St. Paul was of the same character as dur ing the week, and is attrlDuled to opera tions of speculative pools. Ihe coalers were neglected owing to the lack of corrobora tion of yesterday's rumors of measures tak ing which would end the strike. ihe rise of a point ln Nortolk West ern waa based upon the report that the strike of the soft coal miners In the Vir ginias has been broken. There was noth ing In the day's crop news to stimulate peculation. The trading waa perfunctory throughout. The favorable reports of the mercantile agencies, which showed the anthracite strike to be the only cloud on the indus trial hortxon. and a showing of railroad earnings for the first week 111 June, which are larger by over ( per cent than those of the same period last year, were Influences toward conserving the firm undertone of stocks. There has been a dull and narrow mar ket for bonds this week. United States 3s end 4e declined S. the 2s registered S and the 'it coupon and bs l per cent. The oid 4s registered advanced 1 per cent as compared with last week. The lollowlng are the cioslr.g prices on the New Tork Stock exchange: Atchison 'S So. Pacific tst do pfa 100 So. lUHwar 17 Baltimore A Ohio. ...IX do ptd io l& Texas A P.rlOr 42 Canadian Paclsc i'-w Toledo. Bl. L A W. 21 Canada go 6 do pfd 374 C be. A Ohio t'nlon Pacific Chioaso A Alton S?S do pfd M do pfd '- Wabaab 2"S Chicago, lnd A L... 't do pfd do ptd Wheeling A L E... Z1 Chicago f 111 171 do 14 pfd Chicago A i. W . . . . Mi Wis. Central ... 1o 1st pfd '- do pfd do 3d ptd A1m Kz OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Beef Etm 8all at tha H fhait Prioa Erer Paid Hera. HOGS OPENED FIVE LOWER, CLOSED ACTIYE Fat Caws ! Heifers Sell Well, bat Thla Mock Gees Lewer -Sheep Mar ket Pe-erly SappJIea aai a DIs astraas Break la Prices, SOUTH OMAHA. June 14. Cattle. Hog-s Sheep. Receipts were Official Monday .... Official Tuesday ... ORicial Wednesday Official Thursday .. Official Friday .... Otticial fcaluruay.... 1.171 . HH3 . 166 , l.ass , 1U ii4 14 34 S.K4 $.9.15 .P4 10.473 MI $101 1 DS1 2.K 1.1X4 Chicago A N. W. .. 41i American Ex.. Kaasas City Grain aaa Provtaleaa. KANSAS CITT, June 14.-WHEAT-July. 6c; September, Kk; cash. No. 2 hard, 70c, No. 3, Vi'0c; No. 2 red, 73c; No. $, 72c; No. 2 spring. Kc. COIlS-Julv. bic; September. $-"5''lc; cash. No. 2 mixed. oUtiWSc; No. 2 wh.te, tac; No. fiiifttiic. OATS So. i white, 43Hc RYE No. t 66fnc. HAY Choice timothy, $12; choice pralne, ltd BL'TTER Creamery, UfJ19c; dairy, fancy, lec. EOGS Firm; new No. t. whltewood cases Included. 14c per dos., loss off; cases re turned, 13Vc ., F.ecelnts Shipments. WT)rt. bu "too 71 10 Corn. bu..... Sfi." 44 0 Oats, bu ii.'M S.-AIU c. R. I. P Chicago Tor. A Tr do pfd c. c. c. at. l.. Colorado Bo. do 1st pfd do 2d pfd Pel. A Hudson.... Del. L. A W lirnrer A R. do ptd Erie do 1st pfd do 3d pfd Greit Sot. pfd... Horking Valley . do pfd Illinois Central . Iowa Central .... do pfd UU Erie A W.. do pfd L. K Manhattan L Met. St. Rr M'X. Central .... Mex. National .. Minn A St. 1. ... Mo. Pacific M . K. A T do pfd N. J. Central ... N V. Central ... Norfolk A W do pfd Ontario & W Pcnnajrlvanla Reading do lot pfd do 2d pfd Bi. l a b r do 1st pfd do M pfd Bt. 1. Soulbw do pfd .. Bt. Paul do pfd 29 I" lf 11a Ji. .... b I'i'Jw fnlted Btatm . I. "in Wrlla-Fargo Ex.. a Anal. Copper ... .1W4 Amor. Car F... . liV do pfd . 11 lAmer. Lin. Oil... .44 I do pfd l41Amer. 8 A X .iiu do Did 0 4-VAnac. atlnlrg Co Ill HlBrooklyn R T Ii'lTolo. Fuel A Iron. dl Con. Oaa .. Con. Tuhacro pfd. ..lsi Gen. Electrlt .... .. ICit, Hocking (.oal . . 12 Inter. Paper ..1E1:ti do pfd .. 47s,, Inter. Power .. M .Laclede Udl .. tV National Blarult ..12n iNatlonal Lead .. ..187' No. American .. ..131S Pacific Coast .... . .lfti'S Pacific Mall .... .. 2 People's Ot, .... .. It Pressed 8. Car.. ..112W1 do pfd ..10f. Pullman P. Car 233 .. Kit Republic Steel id .. tb , do pfd '514 8ugar l!i ..l.r.i Tenn. Coal A I 4 .. tl ,lu Ion Bag A P ..SO I do pfd 04 .. 3- I. B. Leather . . ..1Si1i do pfd .. 5 'V. 8. Rubber .. H'-l do pfd . . DH'll. 8. Steel , .. (.8 do pfd , .. a3 Woatara I'nlon ... 7l Amer. Loconiollea. S'S do pfd , l K. C. Southern 17 do pfd , lot M ..221 ..I13 I 21 141, fc IS .... 4i . 22s .121 .. 5 . 4e4 .102i . 47, 134. 4 14 4t Peerla Market. PEORIA, 111.. June 14 CORN Firm; No. $ 6jc OATS Firm; No. 2 white, 45He, billed through. WHISKY On the basis of $1.30 for fin ished goods. Dalata Grala Market. DULUTH, June 14. WHEAT Cash. No. 1 hnrd. 76Vc; No. 2 northern, 72ic; No. 1 northern. 74c; July, 73,c; September, TOSc OATb Seplember. !Stc St. Loals LItb Stack Market. ST. LOUIS. June 14. CATTLE Receipts, Sum head, including lot) Texans. Market steady; native shipping arid export sleera, i )fiK;7.7a; dressed beef and butcher steers, $4.i!iiu7.06; steers under l.tmO lbs., $4.0ue4i4O; at inkers and feeders, $2.au((H cows and heifers. $2.&4i4.4u; cam. era. tl-iti.te; bulls, $.7ii7i; calvea, ll.-i2S; Texans and In dian steers, fed, $4 2ii 2i- grassers, I3.3wrf 4116; co- and heifers. $2 7'iq4 in). HOCJS Recelpta, l.oUO head. Market fairly active and suany; pigs and lights, S-n ie -t, 7 ; packers, $7.Xj7.4p; butchers, $7.2 7.5 I SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, none. Market nominal; native muttons. Vi.7C.ij-4 7o; limbs. $j.(iut!r7.0(': culls and bucks, H.aO'J .,i; Blockers, $i uKuXuv; Ttxana, e4 OOia-i.aO. St. Jataepk Live Stark Market, FT. JOSEPH. June 14 CATTLE Re ceipts, 11 head; steady; natives, $3.So:7.: cuw and heifers, ti 10eg.(); v.-ala, W.'Jbli lb": stockera and feeders, KUKa'i.ib. HOUft Receipts, 6 2t) head; steady; light and light mixed. $7u.'.4f.; midlum and how. $7.2&o7.6JW; p.gs. 4 0Cfi.4o EHEKP AND LAMBS No recelpta. Ilock la Slaht. The following table shows tbe recelpta of cat tie. bogs and sheep at the five principal markets tor June 14: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. South Omaha Chicago Kansas City . t. Louis fat- Joseph ... Total ..... Ill lvO 7 0 11 lv, 47$ 16 ( 2iu I M &I0 1 687 $6.1 LJuO M eekly Bask StateBaeat. NEW TORK. June 14 Tbe weekly state ment of averages of the aaaoclated banks shews: Loans. lsel.iTD.40U, decrease. $3 l, imi', depoiua ey4.xiK.aiaj, decrease, g3.U27.lsJi: circulaiion. $C1.4iu buu, decreaae, $tj.'. legal lenders, $76t'k4s.Bta). Increase, $1 l'ri.7i'; H-cle. I:7i.3-i.7j. Increase. $m,100; reserve, t--tti l'l.i. increase, $l.-'i.)ol, reserve re quired. $3k.7l7.1i, decrease, $756 ITS; sur plus, $13,3gu, Increase. $!.01.77a. Baak Clearlaa;a, OMAHA. June 14 -Bank clearings for tbe weeM ending today ahuw an increase nf $).ml 'do over those for the corresponding wee a ot lal year. The daily tig urea rend: line , $i.m.( n ii.is.oM n 1.Z-4.18U 71 I.M.H', i .r.m It , l.lc $7 1.14. la fro l.i: .&) 10 S 111 44 l.o-s.w :$ X.'J" PC! U( -4 7X5 (1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fnduv aaituday Total ts.Mt.7W $.$77 W7 1 ChuAUO, June 14 Cleannga. -.177 a, balances l.K7.1i: foeted ex hange. $4 at for ante uavt and kn on demand. New York exchange, toe premium. NEW YOKK. June 14. Clearings. $JC1.1U. ttf. ba'ancee. I .4-2.7i- RALT1MDRE. June 14 Clearing. $5 . ItoS; balamva $4i4.&. for the week, clear kiga. (j2a.Xll. batausfea. $X147.1hX Monty, s i-r tn-ni. CINCINNATI. June 14. Cieartnga. I2.$X Rew Yark Moaer Market. NEW TORK. June 14. MONET On call, nominal; no transactions today; prime mercantile paper. 4Vii per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE Nominal, with actual business in bankers' bills at $4.$7Va 4 87H for demand and at $4. K for slxtv days; posted rates, $4.8&&4.K6 and $4.&sj 4.sH: commercial bills, $4. M"iji 4.0514. FILVER Bar. Kc; Mexican dollars. 42c BONDS Government, steady; stale, in active; railroad, irregular. GOVERNMENT BONDS Refunding 2s. registered, 1)7; coupon, lf4; 3s, regis tered and coupon, t. ; new 4s, reritered and coupon, li..,; old 4s, registered, 1jD; coupon, llfit; ia, registered and coupon, lix. The closing ouoiatlona on bonds are as follow: V. t. rf. 2a, reg do coupon do la. reg do coupon do new 4a. reg. do coupon do old 4a. ri . lft7,.L. A N. anl. 4a 101 ..li U'X. Central 4a 4Uj 1" I do Is Ine M1 ..1U7 evinn. 4 Bt. L 4a.. 1 ll'.t U . K. A T. 4a do 2a .' M, ..luw'N. T. Central la....lmV no oia ta, cuupoa..ii-,ni a0 general 4a....li-V do ka. reg 105 IN. J c. pen. ta 13i, do coupon 106 so. Pacific 4a 1U5 AUhlaon gn. 4a luSS1 do la 7S do adl. a 3W N A W. cos. 4a 101 V Baltimore A O. 4a...lu3 Roadlnc gen. 4a llrm do Sa St L A I M c. as. ...117 do con. 4a 1 .'St. L. 8 f 4a..lue Canada ae. a lo4 8t L. souths). Is Central of Oa. ta....li da ta s4 do la Ine 11 8. A. A A. F. 4s koV Chca. A Dhla i5a...li I Bo. Pacific 4a Chlcato A A. 3 ,a.. B5e Bo Railway bt 1lt C, B U. n. 4a. ... M.'Texaa A Pacific Is.. HI C. M A Bt P g. 4a US. VT.. Bt. L. A W. 4a. I2U. C. A N. W. e. 7a.. ltoVlolon Pacific 4a. C . R. I. A P. 4s ...lil I do eonT. 4a C C C A Bt L g. s.l02ewabaah la Chicago Tor. 4a I -do la Colorado 8o. 4s k do deb. B Itenw A H. U. 4S..1U4 I'Weat Ehora 4s.. Erie prior llsa 4a.... 101 Vi Wheel. L. E. do aenaral 4a M Wis. Central 4s.. F W. A D. C. 1A...11IVCOB. Tobacco is., Hocking Vai. 4Wa....llun( Bid. Offered. .1061, ..11)7 ..11S ..111 .. 77k ..llt .. H .. 4 Bastes Stack Qaatatleaa. BOSTON. Juna 14. Call loans, $H4H Pr cent; time utni, xio per ceut- umciaj closing of stocks and bonds: ..102V Adnturs I3V, .. M ,Allouas ( .. 12 I Auialaamatad tk .. sia oinsu&ia M .. I S CalumM A H.cU....U4 . .lwuia t etileunuil .... ..240 iCoppor kanas I'M flK.minlon Cual Atrhlsoa 4a Gaa la ales. Osatral 4a.. hi. B O. A C... Atrhiaon do pfd Boataa A Albaar Koaton A Me hoatoa Eleeatod lss K. T . N. H A H...22I Fltcbaurs ptd 144 tnlou Pacific 10j Mx Central 2Si'a.'Oola Aiaortcaa Sugar W Parrot .da ptd HI Nuincjr American T. A T ITbSa Banta Fo Copper Dumliiloo 1. A S ... i iTamaraik ..212 lriui4ualala .. 4JViTriuitr .. a inltad gtatas ... ..US ftta .. 14k 'Victoria .. IV jWiuona . llSsl'oivortaa Fraaklla iaio noyalo ... Mohava . Old Domlnloa Gen Electric Maaa. EloctrK so pld rattse Fruit .. tnitad Copper . V. 8. 8tsl .... do pld. TAoatuiaa. common . . . lot liair Vi eat .. II . 17 .in . li . u . 4ij . II 'a . 21 .11 . 1, .171 . St . U- . o- X2 4 1-J. 4S . So . 4ia Uadsa Stack Market. LONDON. June 144 p. m. Closing: Co a so la lor do aeco Auacottda Avtchiawa . do pfd asooojr N Central M Norfolk A Wa .. V do pfd .. Ii Ontarto A Wosutra. .luil komding kali l mors A Ohio los do la Bfd Canadisa Facile UV do Id pld Cli sal aa a OLio. . 41 18uiara Kail war 1M, 14 13 s) It, 7 107 tl 'W 2-is 4S, BOv. Missuun. a. A T rti Hand Mlaas 1J do ptd tu Loaicera i2 BAR SILVER Quiet at 24d per ounce. MuNEV 24j per rent. The rate of dis count In the open market for both short and three-mom ba' biila la S per cent. Cbluaxo C W Calcatu. al. A St imw a a. u do pld Erts do la pfd do Id pfd Illinois Central Louisiana A Nssh .10 do aid. P 17 Boutbara Faclae ... I moo Pacific ... to da pfd ,.. Cniutd Swum BtosI ... Toi do pfd ... S4 a base do ctd 141 .Bpautab 4a Total this week 10.7n 56 SM 11 7 Week ending June 7....1J.W Tl.SU 8.0i4 Week ending May $1... .10.143 bb.lW 8.7U7 Week ending May i4....H.14 47.711 4. Week ending May 17....12i 4. S(M 11. Same week last year H.iUa 49 o.4 gang KECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE. The following table shows the recelpta of cattle, hogs and sheep al bouth Omaha (or tbe year lo dale, wlin comparisona with last year: 101 101 Cattle 841. .d4 31. ,792 Hogs l.-17.(tJ LUl.ltra bheep 3,a.8.3 4S7,Ss7 The folios, lna table shows price of hugs ci cs tlie bojih Omaha maraet the last several days, with com parisons with termer years: Inc. Deo. 2o.W2 im.;b ltts.764 the average Data. 19u2. llSol.lllwO.oM.ilSifS.ll.ilgSi. May 19. May '. May HI. May 22. May -J.. May 24.. May 2. May i4. May iy 'a. May 2v. May aO May 31. J une 1 . . June x.- June .. J une 4. . June .. June (.. June 7.. June .. June June it). June 11. June 12. June H. June 14. ? 124i 7 11 1 -. 7 us 7 l o 8Vs 7 017 7 ui 1 lusi 7 Uvi, VOiVi 7 J I J 1S- 1 7 ifc'V 7 lo-i 1 17X 7 21V 7 7 M! 1U 7 at1),! "a. a a. i $ C3j 'A i ", I S3 U, 6 kit. 6 71 1 'a7U! $ 70 $ 721 t 70j 6 71, i 7b S 7 o t Mi 6 SI t ati 6 to 6 81, I i Ml $ 02, t u, Oil s M t 04 4.W 4 5 4 U ab 4 bo, 4 8 4 s. I 4 $3 4 81 4 D4, 4 96i t 0Z i 101 s I 5 0( 4 921 4 4 $6, $ tei I $ $2i $ il $ $ bfl, U, t to! $ 67 1 $ 671 $ at'. $ no, 1 68 67 1 $ .1 $ ii o I $ $7 $ Mi $ 64V 4 36: 4 26, 'I 4 83) $ a. 17. 4 18, 4 i 4 0i I 4 10 4 14, 4 2i, 4 12, 4 U3, 4 lUi 4 01 $ b8 1 I. $ 2 83, $ no, 27l! $ 79, $ 61 i $ 12 $ 62, $ 07 I to, UJ $ U $ OS I $ 0$ $ io l 1 4X $ 04 twin $ Mi $ st III IS) Ml 2 IS! 2 as $ t? 2 40 ; $ 84 $ $2, $ 8 $ J6, 2 86 8 32. 2 17 IU.IK I 01 $ 20, 8 SI $ 0$ 2 2 2 8 27 2 93 8 24 2 1 2 21 8 ( I I u 2 2, Ke Vark MlataaT daaaiatlaaa. NEW YORK. Jjne 14 The following are the cloetr.g pa-ices ua mining stocaa: Adaau Coa A in areoos Brunswick Con .. Coaucack Taalsoi Coa Cat. A Vi.. tadvood Tarra.. Mora S.IMT lrac gilrar Laadiil Coa .... ... UttU ... 'On Lai Ch lOntaiia . . Is lOsxitr .. . ebi. 1B kaae .ISO 'Sutrra Keeada Us Small . I I It TO lit i S IS 11 44 IIS Caadlltlaa at tfce tmisry, WASHINGTON. June 14 -Today s atata men i of the treasury balance in tbe gca eral fund, excauaive ef the $Ji0.eii(;.uua g.,ul nasi e in tha cuvrsiua of redempti ju. snows: Avaflat,lr cash balances. $2uw.ua, 174, sold, $-JU.6XUa. Indicate Sunday. TESTERDAT'S BHIPMENTS. The followlnc liBt shows the number of cars ot feeder shipped to the country yesterday ana their destination: Car K. A. Preston. Oakland. Neb. M & O.... 1 J. Kllllan, Morse Bluffs, Neb., F. E tl. Mccuilough, Marne, lav. K. I L. lietxel, btrahan. la. Wabash Ed Hakes, Clarinda, la. W id. llutlon. Maivern, la. W Bheep C. L. Johnson. Violet, Neb. B. A M ljuve Mutton. Woodbine, la. 1. c , The official number uf car of etock brought la loday by each road was: taiue. nogs, nn C, M. & St, P Ry. O. & St. L. Ry Missouri Pacific Ky Villon 1'acihc BlBlem C. at N. W. Ky r ., E. c M. V. ti. H C, Bt. P., M. A O. Ry.. B. si M. K. Ky C, B. dc Q. Ry C. R. 1. A P.. east Illlnoia Central 11 2 1 11 22 34 18 U 12 2i 4 Total recelpta 4 lu2 2 TV, Hi.nn.itmn f the Hnv'a rereitits waa . 1 v.... ,.V... I.V'.. v. ... . . as follows, each buyer purchasing the nj Bl uer Ktl ucau llllUAU. buyers. taiue nut . tAiiiiajt. i rarn 1.14(1 2.7b 8.2U6 rin,i.riu Parkins Cft Pwift and Company t TJudahy packing Co Omaha Packing Co., from K. C. 24 riuiiiniuiiu rataiui .. uiLcr buyers 8 Totals 38 11.9W7 CATTLE The receipts for the week show a decrease of about il.uOv cattle as com pared with laat week, the loas being great est in betf steers and cornfed butchers' stock. There haa been a proportional in crease in grassy grades, especially in cows and heifers. Beef steers have been In moderate supply the entire week, but in the limited run there has been received Borne very good steers. Choice dry lot steers Boid log 16c higher, the tops selling up to 7.&6, the highest price ever paid for beef cattle on this mantel. Grasey and unfinished beeves on the other hand sold lower from oay to day. as ihe supply of common grades In creased. ... . Practically the same conditions prevailed ln the market for she stock inasmuch a cornfed cow and heifer held up strongly the entire week and grassy grades gradu ally declined in price. The receipts of thin lock have lncrtaaed and values lowered accordingly. .mm m Bulla, stag, veal calves and odds and ends ln the butcher line. If fat, are free sellers at current prices, but if thin are more or less of a drag on the market. Well bred stock cattH sold reasonably well at current quotations during the week, but there has been a alack demand for In ferior grades of stockers and feeders. Qual ity at the present time la what is desired, while the inquiry at this time of the year Is, of course, limited. HOGS The week closed with i llbf-r number of hogs on sale, however the total for the week was several thousand short of the week preceding. Record-breaking prices prevailed both as to topi and bulk and even wlih a decline Friday and Satur day prices are the highest of the year, and for that matter, the highest ever paid on this market in June. The market opened around nt". 'W'J than Friday, and was somewhat alow at the" beTlnning, but later the movement ImproVed considerably and the cloBlng trade was reasonably active The market was more or less uneven, but In the main ThY decline noted prevailed throughout the Vk week was a good one for seller, a vaL improved from day to day Mntil Saturday, "when there was a reac . to- eifne lues foT he wk have "be?n ex celona'ly higS on hog. showing weight fnd quamy . Muff .old unevenly to fill in. but as a rule Inferior stuff", moreor lea. rejected. Represent- tlve .ale. No. 77.. 17.. .... as II 70 74 71 11 it 74 Hi.... i7:.... 71 72 IJ 71 71 V 71 .... 7 72 M 71 70 TI 74 77 72 71 tl M II t 7a 2 7 al 1 71 at .... 4 tl n u la a av M A. ...1 ,..14 ...111 ...ltw ...17 ..lit ...tit ...110 ..lot ...114 ..202 ..220 ..ll .. ..11 . r:2 ..in .los . .107 ..li ..101 ..111 ..117 ..21 .117 .." ..til ..2:1 .14 ...211 ,..ll ,..m ...117 .ft . m .114 .IX, .111 ...lis .2X1 Pr. 7 II 7 II 7 Is 8k. 44 40 40 20 T II ... 7 7SI t 1 ... 7 2 ... T at no T u 7 B 1 7 It. 1 M0 t 10 200 Ml 7 T X 7 1 at 7 2 7 120 7 16 111) 7 26 1M 18 ID tl ISO 7 K 7 2 so 1 ... . .1 . loo 7 at SO 1 IS m 7 luti 7 21 Ml 7 21 ... 7 26 M 7 M ... 7 27 ... 7 IT a t ao 7 n- l 7 Ilt 7 27a 7 M 1J0 120 .111 tin 7 M ..til ..HI ..m . .122 . .2:3 ..217 . Its ..us ISO M Wl 74.. lu . 17.. .1.0 2t4 111 111 111 . left 24 40 . lot .111 .2)0 .141 . 211 . Ui tit ..111 . 2d . Ill . 221 ..tat 7 M 7 M t to 7 M 7 so 7 so t so 7 is 7 II 7 Ml t 7 so 7 as 7 so I M 7 . I sa 7 10 10 7 to 1H 140 IS las 7 as I is 7 so T 7 M 7 M 7 S t m 7 is 7 so t as t so Ke. . 8k. Pr. 12 217 lH IN 71 121 ... 7 10 4 140 M 7 M II 127 M 7 10 71 211 W ' M 214 ... 7 , Ta M0 it 7 tr-s II 144 ... 7 Hi I 2U 120 7 12 TO 2i4 1 7 tS SO 216 4 7 tt as its 111 7 IIS II 147 10 7 12-4 7 21 10 7 l!i 17 Ill 1M 7 If, II U4 41 7 i:- 14 2UI 12 7 71 2J SO 7 I2S 74 2:2 SO 7 lis, 7 2S1 SO 7 Tl 127 10 7 tUt U Ill M 7 16 41 11 ... 7 16 12 14 14 IK 61 141 00 7 n N la IM 7 at 14 IM M 7 U 17 Xol 10 7 II 44 Ml 100 7 16 II 1-44 111 7 II Tl Ml ... IIS I 17 M 7 77 117 7 II 70 24 lot 7 II 71 Ml ... 7 16 Tl Ml IS III at 2S6 M 7 at 4 ..UI 10 7 16 A131 M I I 71 Ui . . 7 0 122 144 7 II 74 146 SO 7 at It Ml 10 7 16 67 10 MO 7 at St 147 10 7 6 6 til 110 7 4 tM 10 7 7 2JS 140 f II 44 M 10 7 II 71 240 S 7 16 u tM lis 7 si 17 217 IS I SI 4 MS M 7 7, M ax a 7 rii a it ... t r-t SI 141 MS I I7W at Ml 10 7i a 2-1 ... 7 10 6 12 1W T 4V !M a I 4 I 21 SO 7 40 SO 246 US 7 MO S'J - 7 40 45 t'! S t II 2T 40 7 40 SO 14 0 7 SJ 11 60 t SO 7 40 6 1,4 ISO 7 40 0 r M t 4 2 27 120 7 4 Ml as 7 i r o T 46 0 Ml s T 4 - UJ 1 I nvest I June efore the Hiivance THE PRICE OF THE STOCK OF NATIONAL FIBER & CELLULOSE CI 1 Will advance to $200 a share (par value $10.00 per share) June 21, and vrill continue to advance in accordance with the progress of the Company's negotiations to introduce this NEW INDUSTRY All over the Corn Belt, where it will turn the enormous waste of corn stalks into wealth. A glance at this map shows that the total waste in 1900 amounted to over 53 million tons, which can be turned into PULP FOR PAPER, FEED FOR STOCK, m CELLULOSE FOR CELLULOSE COUPOUKDS. i I5"521 J ' ,a crin 1 j y( -.e.n seecea a a, V . f S Trl !, tfoiv,ti4 304Mlt)'o4 N-TadiajQA. lObJO. it I 1V, r"ora aa aw rait,, Aatcsa S I 4.44 IHIIK I 9.to I I vial p.--s -Tba-i f.xl 1 fXe lYaAaaa, t,P4a. !. T J I aewaea acraa. TTq .-. a N J (w1 vi. lai.Tc gta . j 111 rai" $ JI (,. jAereeee aeaa I I STATES w tMHllloJ. Iriaia pe er aA Okie " (Twi Taiai ,.e rnao-,w. ICT- ladlaaa. , I trmiua t) 5T-B7.Jw. J Illlaats . . . 1 l'u r gas ass ..... I 1 Dtkraski i I J Ksvaaaa 1 1 Tatal sraiti..., h-i TO"t a,4W4aT 4t.4UI4l.4V.Xa a i,i.en.ti . . 1.4,I1T T.6a.sis: wKHX.BMI BUt,tTaM4Ut Tata trivia tralgtbt MA HOWIWQ OORN BELT AND CORN CROP. IOOO. aterarl.a will aaa as per tea ta svll this waste rsra flela taaaaares I Abee Bg-ares sHe aba; sras pr-aee ia3 asllllaaa ta tbe farmer, taralsbtagr aew aveaaes tar lafcar aaa aaw I srasted wklrh waste was available for far rallreaaa. I palp. fw4, aad ear cellule eoaapeaaae. Every pound of paper pulp on the face of the earth is made from vegetable fiber. The timber for pulp has been practically cut off in the United States. Manufacturers of paper are now forced into Canada for their supply and will be able to secure same only at great expense. A home supply of pulp is needed. By the UTILIZATION OF CORN STALKS This supply will be furnished in inexhaustible quantities, as every year's corn crop will renew this raw material. NATIONAL FIBER & CELLULOSE GO. OF CHICAGO Own and control machinery, patents, and processes for manufacturing from the waste corn fields all grades of parer. feed, and by-products. VlfcW Or MACHINE ROOM. NOW BUILDING Contracts have been let with Torris Wold & Co., Chicago, for machinery for the first plants. MARKET Every paper mill in this country will use this pulp. Every city in this and foreign countries will use and deal in this feed. Manufacturers of celluloid, leather and rubber substitutes, insulating material, linoleum and pipe covering will be users of this cellulose. - INVESTORS are asked to examine our machines, patents, processes, products, and everything pertaining to the business. The more carefully you do it, the larger an investment in this stock you will make. Taxe Iateraatlaaal Aaalt 42a. af Ctafoayge will resralarlr aaalt tike keeks af Mats esass.r. Compared with the great fortunes made by the utilization of the once wasted cotton seed the possibilities of wealth to agriculture, capital and labor which this new industry opens up are stupendous. Next to the iron interests will rank this new indus try, with its enormous markets and inexhaustible supply of raw material. Pending ne gotiations for the establishment of local plants, when consummated, will, it is confident ly expected, send up the price of stock to the PAR VALUE OF $10.00 A pg m,nc THie " OF " tic n. BUY AT $1.50 PER SHARE BEFORE THE ADVANCE TO S2.00. Only a limited amount of stock is off;red at $1.50. The recent offering was largely oversubscribed and late orders were refused. We predict this allotment will go even more quickly. No orders for less than 20 shares are accepted and all orders that are dated and mailed later than 6 p. m., June 21, will be returned. For illustrated prospectus and subscription write or wire to SAM FORD MAKEEVER, Fiscal Agent, 84 Adams St., Chicago. III. J. L. MAKEEVER, 508 Paxton Block, Omaha, Nebraska, Is authorised to furnish prospectus and additional information and to accept subscriptions In the state of Nebraska. ...tTI ...147 ...nt ...121 ... 7 41 to 7 4o ... 7 41 ... 7 U Tl m 10 7 10 is ii tio nt m 14 tM 10 7 SO U 4. in a in io FHEEP There were no fresh arrivals today and nothing here to make a market. The e-k marked a disastrous break in prices, epecla"y erase muttons. The decline imnuniru w unj v , . weight on practically everything In range sheep ana iirnw. r ru pwi --.--and the few choice fatted lots coming are . ... . 'r " - .ur..n miiiinna. but are much lower than led stuff brought two weeka ago. Quotations ror cnppeo Bines: uua choice wethers. 15 fra5.Ss: fair to good. Ij i Ijitti; good to chce ewes. U 7&5 : fair 'to f fair to good. IS 408S.7. Wooled or s lis about w'jwc ibui "i'r" r . ,r" Choice Colorado wooled lamba, .S(Xtfo.7b; fair to good. t.0t4i4).i0. CHICAGO UK TOCK MARKET. Cattle Reaalaal H.. Lower aaa tbeea aa4 Lasalsa Rteaar. CHICAOO. Juna 14 CATTLE Receipts, loii head; nominal: good to prime siers, 17 sfr7 00; poor to mMlliim, 6Ui4a7 2D: stock ers and federa Ki6.2S; coas. 140!o75; hrifers. $r254i.a0; ranners. I1.4'i2 4u; bulls calves, tl &oS.60; Teaas fed Strer.. S5 70. HCM1B Recelpta. 14,00ft head; estimated Monday. 40.j; left over. i.4B3; maraet opened steady, closed ElOc lower; mi-d ai d butcher. r i07 7b; good le oholc-e heary. r o-UTta; routh heavy. 17 !Ct7.4t; lirht r" '; bulk of sales, 17 0a7 45. gHEEP AND 1A MBS Receipts. hea; market steady. go.d to choice we' here. t. (Oaft.aO; fair to choice mtied t4.t V; aest.ra sheep, clipped H 7;4j5 ht; native UmtMi. clipped. K soil ' weaiern lamba, ;it; .pring lamba. 7.s0. umciai yeeieru.y. Receip'.. Cattle 2 Ho . Bheep Bhipmeti's l.7 S79 Blaaa 4Ttty.Llee lark MarUel. glOVX CITT. la.. June 14. Ppecial TaU eg ram.) CATTLE Recelpta, 3uu; market steady; beeves, MOlXgT.OO; cows, bulls and mixed, li&tXaj.oO; stockers and feeders, U (-4(4 50; calves and yearling. 3.0iti4 So. IHiGS Receipts, 4.0U0 head; market stradv to weak; selling at 17.107.35; bj.k, r-2"aT.2S. Kaa.aa City Live Stack Market. KANSAS CITT. June 14 CATTLE Re ceipts, 75 head; market uncharged; cholca export and dressed beef steers. 7.10$7 4i; fair to good. I3 7W87.00; stockers and feed ers, HOi" 4.56; western fed steers, IIOi-'S-(.50; Texas and Indian steers. I4.0(4 7t; Texas cows, KGufeS.To: native cows, !2.'J0t S OD; native heifers, C104jC; canners. C 00 62.50; bulls. C85475 36; calvea, J3.0U&5.50. Re ceipts for the week, X.&iO head. HcMjt; Receipts. 2.fco head, market steady to 5c lower; top. 17 ; bulk if sales, 17 Xoj 7o. heavy, t7 5.Va7.eo: mixed packers. 17 40 j70, lit; ti t. t.747.40; yorkcrs. 17.7.40; pigs. t6KyoB. Rtcelpla fur the week, 41 head. 6HELP AND LAMBS Recelpta, Ml) head; market steaay; native lambs. 14 &u7 10; western lamba. 15 oca 4 40; uatlve wuhers. looting 5. 90; western aethers, li.dCiau; led ewe. 4.4(ha.35; Texas clipped ye.rilnes, 5 taunt 46, trxas dipped sheep. 14 ttKBt !; stockers and feeders, 12 ou. Kec Ipls for the week, 22.0UU head. Sew Vark Lira alack Market. NEW TORK. June 14 CATTLE Re ceipts 1.015 head No sales reported. L-reaeed t-eef, steady. City dressed native sides V&llc per lb. Oatuee auote Amer ican steers at 14Vc. dressed weight; re frigerator beef at litfiltc per lb. Exports today, estimated, 1.4: head of beeves. 20 head of sht'ep and 7(0 quarters of beef. Calves Receipts. S7 head, consigned direct; bone on sale. City dressed, Italic per lb. HOGS Recelpta, partly estimated. 1.4KS bead; one deck on sale. Market nominally firm. BHEFP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1 56 head: r7 cars on sale. Sheep, slow, weak ln prices; lambs, dull; Bales at further de cline of abouut Vc per lb. About Is cars Unsold. Sheep sold at 13 0"Ui 00 per 1J lbs ; earllngs. tt.ajuo, laaibs, t 6i4 j; one car at 17. tn. Irime lamm quoutble at t 7 til !b, dreaaed mutton. gjiuc per lb; areaaod laaaba, Italic per lb. 17. Farnam Smiili & Go. STOCKS, BONDS. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. WE BIT AKD BELL Omaha First Mortgages. City aad County Warrant. County and Slats Bonds. Union Stock Yards, Bouth Omaha. Omaha Strtet Railway. Lincoln Land Co. Omaha Banks And ather stocks ef all kind. For Immediate and future delivery. 1320 Ftrnsn St. Tel. 1064 D. G. WOODEN DANKER AND BROKER 2D5 liSelli St., Cbxj'o, WANTS Bauik Stocks and Gas. Water Works. Electric and tttret Railway Bonds and ora. Electric and Street Railway Bond au4 Commercial Paper. Will Unmpi buMtat propoaUsoaa, oooaoiidaUoaa. a
