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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE; TTJESDAT, JUNE 17, 1902.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Cora ii Paramount Oen&l and TraTtnes
Uphill Road.
STIRS WHEAT TO SHORT-LIVED ACTIVITY
Oats Are Doll aad Fcatareloss and
Cloae Lower, While Provisions Are
Boosted by Packers After
Safferlaa- Slamp.
CHICAOO. June 11 Corn wn the Jack
screw to the speculative pits today. Bull
manipulator got under the coarser grain
and by lifting It rained wheat slightly. In
spite of generally bearish conditions. At
. the cloae July corn was le higher, July"
wheat wgc higher and July oats fj-Hc
lower. Provisions rallied from a sharp
lump to cloae 2c lower to 10c higher.
Corn waa momentarily weak at the open
Ing In sympathy with wheat and on the
clearing weather and aome early short
aelllng. The trade waa soon dominated,
however, by the Idea that the big bull
party had not abated any of Its prevloue
intention to boost prices. When there wna
a fair show toward recovery from the
opening depression there waa a movement
on the part of the shnrta In July that Indi
cated that they thought Is best to suffer
losses now rather than later. An attempt
to cover a hlg line as the prlrea advanced
acared all the little fellows In the face of
bearish statlatlcs. July, which opened as
low aa 63c, kept steadily advancing.
Around 64c there waa liberal unloading of
longs, who had bought near 6c. But this
stayed the upward movement but slightly.
The trade was In a position where prob
able manipulation waa more Important
than anything else. This Is expected to he
the case for some time. I'nder these cir
cumstances the pit experienced fair ac
tivity. Julv closed strong at Its high point,
lo up at 64e. Receipts, 3f9 cars, but con
tract stuff was small. Exports from the
eaboard were nothing, against 340,0H
bushels last year.
Wheat waa relieved from dull monotony
by the action In corn. Early liquidation
from the clearing weather weakened this
pit, but trade hung tire and haggled for
some time. Cables were better, indicating
cold weather In France. Statistics were
generally bullish, but crop prospects were
very good. When corn began showing Its
strength wheat developed l'B short-lived
activity. There was almost no buying bus
iness and this prevented an otherwise prob-
fble sharp rally. As It was there waa
Ittle Inclination to sell short, and July,
after opening HiffVic to He lower at "ilo
to 710 and dipping to 71tc, rallied to a
firm close. frio up at 72c. Very little
cash business was reported. Receipts, 19
cars, 4 contract: Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 443 cars, a total for the three
points of 462 cars, against 398 last week
and 470 a year ago. Primary receipts were
6o6,000 bushels, compared to 6X2.O00 bushels
last year. Seaboard clearances equaled
237.0(10 bushels. World's shipments were
7.4iO.O00 bushels, against 9,400,000 last week
Breadstuffs on passage decreased S,068,fl"0
. bushels. The visible supply decreased
z,B13,0u0 bushels.-
Oats were dull and featureless. The fair
weather prospects and the probability of
large crops offset the steady cash demand.
Receipts. 146 cars; also had a slightly bear
ish effect, being liberal. These Influences,
together with the opening slumps In wheat
Snd corn, caused a break In this pit and
uly pew sold early at 394c. The rally In
corn brought a slight recovery, but July
closed weak, a lower at fctt9Hc.
Trade In provisions was small and dull,
although prices In pork fluctuated widely.
A run of 60,000 head of hogs depressed the
Sog market and Influenced free early llqul
ation In provtBlona. Packers soon came to
the support, however and boosted pricea
harply. There waa aome talk, that the
"big fellows" were not entirely In harmony
today. July pork "f1'1 " '70 early and
closed 10c up at $17.62; July lard cloaed
unchanged at $10.20 and July ribs 2Vie lower
at $10.87H., , ,
Estimated recelpta tomorrow: Wheat,
45 cars; corn, 370 cars; oats, 206 cars; hogs,
' 23,000 head.
Tha jeadlng futures ranged aa follows:
Articles. Open.l High. Low. Cloae. Safy.
Wheat t
July 71(B
. kpt. 10Vt6
Deo. 71iH
63bkv;
Sept. bSk&
Dec 44H
Oats
a July 87
b July
a Bept. ItfeA
b Bept. H
b Deo.
Pork
July 17 42H
Sept. 17(6 I
Lard
July 10 17H
.Bept. 10 22
Ribs
July 10 30
Bept. 10 20
.72 I 71f .72 fnft
70 70 70T4 fi,
TVkWi 71 71Ti72 71
64H 63 64 63H
68V4eS 58V.W4 684
44H 442 44 44H
87 86 87H 87U
- 39S 3939H 89
2S 28H 28,4 W
80H 30H son m,it
80 804, 30 Wi
17 62 17 40 17 62 17 62
17 76 17 62 17 76 17 62
10 22 10 16 10 20 10 22
10 27 10 20 10 20 10 27
10 37 10 80 10 87 10 40
10 27 10 16 10 27 10 17
No. 1. a Old... b New.
Caah quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Dull and unchanged; winter pat
ents, $3.70$a.90: straights, $3.30(3.70; clears,
$3.10'3.&0; spring specials, $4.20; patents,
$.1.&(ci3.K0; straights, $3.00j-3.30. v
WHEAT No. 3 spring, 72c; No. 2 red, 78
79o.
OAT8-N0 J. 4244Scj No. 2 whlt, 47
34Kc; No. 3 white, 46lS48e.
RYE No. 2, 60c.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 66
70c.
BEED No. 1 flax. $1 66; No 1 northwest
ern, $1.76; prime timothy, $6.16; clover, con
tract, grade, $8.86.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $17.60
4917.80. Lard, per 100 lbs., $17.17. Short
ribs sides (loose). $10.2fifrt0.42. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). $8 608.62. Short clear
sides (boxed). $10. 76fo 10.80.
WHI6KT Basis of high wines, $1.$0.
The following wars the receipts and ship
ments yesterday:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 17,000 12,000
-Wheat, bu 89,000 221.000
Corn, bu 310.000 132.000
Oats, bu 262.0UO 161,000
Rye, bu ,. 6,000 12,000
Barley, bu 4.0UO
' On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, IS t
21c; dairies, 18b'19c. Cheese, steady at l6
4l0c. Eggs, easy; fresh. 16c.
HEW YORK GeTkrTL MARKET.
Qaotatleas of tha Day em Varloas
Commodities.
NEW TORK. June 11-FLOUR Re
ceipts, Z7,4u2 bbls.; exports, 4,000 bbls.;
Quiet, but rather firmly held; winter
straights, $3,7643 86; winter patents, $4.00
4.10; Minnesota patents, $3.91X4.30; Min
nesota bakers, $3.3063.26; winter Tow grades,
$2.96j3.96- winter extraa, $31M&3.46. Rye
flour, dull; fair to good, $3.2&fe'l45; choice
i to fancy, $3 tefiS 70.
1 CORNMEAL-Eaay; yellow western,
$1.82; city, $1.30; Brandywlne, $S.4S3.&5.
RYE Easy; No. 2 western, 64c. f o. b.,
afloat; state, 63tj64c. c. I. f.. New York.
carlots,
R A K LET Nominal.
W H EAT Recelpta, 126.000 bu.; exports
127,666 bu.; spot, steady; No. 3 red. 7!c.
levator, and 79$Wc f. o. b., afloat: No
1 northern. Duluth, 80Sc, f. o. b., afloat
No. 1 hard. Manitoba, 82c. f. o. b.. afloat!
Ignoring higher cables, bad weather In
England and France, and a large decrease
on passage, wheat opened lower and de
clined during tha early forenoon. The
aelllng motives were favorable home
weather reports and heavy northwest re
ceipts. On a heavy visible supply, how
aver, there waa a heavy late rally and the
market closed at 4fe advance. July,
77 I&-WW8S0. closed, . 77Hc; September.
25 S:l,i,1viU'0 . clle' 7c; December,
77 1 liVn77So, closed. 77H&
CORN Receipts, 40.9uO bu,: spot weak;
No. 3, sTc, elevator, and 68tic, f. o. b.,
afloat Locally corn was, dull .and easy,
under large world's shipments, Heaviness
In cash circle, Improved weather, liquida
tion and larger offerings from tha w en
closed easy. t4So net loss; July, H,
closed. c; BeuUmber. ($o, cloaed, $3o:
December, closed. 60c
OAT Receipts. luS.tOO bu.; spot, easy:
No. 3. etc; No. 3. 6c; No. 3 while. Uc
track, mixed western, 46Q49c; "No. while
12c; track, white, 60661c Options, easier
-west, on the clearing weather conditions
- HAY Quiet; shipping, u6ct good to
choice. Jti6c.
' HOPS Steady: state, prime to choice. 1901
1923c; 1800, 16jltc: olds. 6ac; Pacific
coast. 1901 crop, Urt2c; 1900. Ifctfltc; olds,
6Wu 80.
HIDES Steady; Galveston. 30 to 36 lbs.,
13c; California. 31 to 36 lbs., lte; -Texas dry!
34 to 30 lbs .Wo.
LEATHER Steady; acid. 349260
WOOL Dull; domestic fleece, 36t89c
PROVISIONS-Beef. Arm; famtly7$l6 $5
4160; meas, $14.00: beef hams, $2f.aOj2HO
Packet. Il6.0r6 16.60; city extra India meas,
l-A.OuttJtOrt Cut meats, steady; pickled bel-
iles. $10.KG'U.36; pickled shoulders. $8 6(
.76; pickled hams, $11 6"lJ.0u. lrd. steady
western steamed, $106o; refined, easier
continent. $10k; Sovth America, $11.60;
compound. $8 ol60. Pork, rm; family.
19 fcK.fSO.00; short clear. $l$.7631.a; mess.
l8 6oul:6-
TALlX)W-Esy: city ($3 per pkg ). c;
ounty (pkgs. free), )c
, RICE Firm: domestic, fair to extra, 4
JbltXa-iUKjeii-u, LIU pks.i Crm;
state dairy, lMt21c: state creamery, 19
2ic; Imitation creamery, 1743Wc; factory,
lc.
PEANUTS Firm; fancy, hand-picked,
$c; other domestic, 2tf4c.
CH Ei;8E Receipts, 19&4 pkgs.; steady)
all grades. tKc.
EtJGS Receipts, 13.125 rkga.; steady; state
and Pennsylvania, lTlsc; western can-
aiei itii,c.
MOLASSKBQulet; New Orleans, 33-SHlc
I'ttULTRY-Allve: 61ow and lower;
rhlrkens, 16W2c; turkeys, 12tfl2c; frtwls,
12iil2c. Dressed: Blow; chickens, 30tp22c;
fowls, 13c; turkeys, 13c.
METALS The London market for tin
was not materially changed today, spot
closing st 4130 and futures at 126 2s 6d.
The local market for the metal was shout
25 points lower, with spot closing st 3L-9.76
3025. Copper ruled easy and quiet here,
ake for delivery all this year was of
fered In lots of &).) pounds a month at
$12 60. The local market closed with stand
ard, spot to August, at $11.70312.00; lake,
$12. 2&a 12.60; electrolytic, $12.16(412. 26 and
casting at $12.0t-al2 .25. Lead steady, but
was quiet and unchanged at $4.12. Lon
don was also unchanged at 11 6a. Spelter
ruled nominally steady at New York at
$4 87. London gained 2s 6d, closing at
18 17s d. The local Iron market was
quiet but steady at former prices. War
rants were nominal; No. 1 northern foun
dry, $21.0X022.00; No. 2 northern foundry,
$-'0.6021.60; No. 1 southern foundry, $20.&0
21.50; No. 1 southern foundry, soft, $20.60
S'21.60. The English markets were quiet,
lasgow closed at 64s 4d and Mlddlesboro
at 41s 7d.
OMAHA WHOLKMLB MARKETS.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
gtaplo and Fancy I'rodaee,
EOGS Including new No. S cases, 14c:
cases returned, 13c.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens, 9c; old
roosters, according to age, 4fc6c: turkeys,
8yUc; ducks and geese, ic; broilers, per lb.,
18c.
BUTTER Pecking stock. 17c; choice
dalryt in tubs, 18t19c; separate G23o.
crappies, lftc; herring, 6c; pickerel, 9c; pike,
11c; perch, 6c; buffalo, dressed, 7c; sunflsh,
6c; blueflns, 8c; hltBo. lie: catfish, ISo;
dibck diu, ibk: imiiDiir, 11c 1 sa.mon, 16c;
haddock. 11c: codfish. 12c: red irMinsr. IOci
roe shad, each, 75c; shad roe, per i lr, 85c
split shad, per lb., 10c; lobsters, boiled, per
iu.. louBitiri, Kreen, per ID., MO.
PIOEON8 Uve, per dog., 75c.
VEAL Choice, 64o.
CORN-61c
OATS 48c. 1
BRAN Per ton. $17.
HAY Prices auoted by Omaha Wholesala
Hay Dealers' association: Choice hay. No.
1 unlanrl IX hi Mn 1 ml.im tJ . Ma 1
coarse, $7.60. Rye straw, $u.50. These prices
are ior nay t.i gooa color ana quality. He
Biand fair. Recelpta light
VEGETABLES.
CAULIFLOWER Home crown, car dox..
76c.
NEW CELERY Kalamaroo, 30c.
POTATOES Northern. 804f86c; new pota
toes, per bu., $1.001.1.
UREEN ONIONS Per dos.. according ta
size of bunches, 16V20c
A8PARAUL& Home grbwn. ner dos.. SO
40c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per dos.. 45oa
60c.
LETTUCE Hothouse, er del., 250.
PARSLEi Per dos., 10(&35a.
RADISHES Per dos.. 20&26O.
WAX BEANS Hlintua. oer box. 31 M: rr
-bu. box, 76c; per market basket, ftc;
string beans, pet '-su., !bt; per bu., $1.50.
ukk.ii.in 1-b.ab i-r nan tt. pasket, 76c
RHUBARB Home growr,, per lb., lo,
CABBAGE California, new. 3c
ONIONS New aouthern in sacks, ner lb..
2c.
TOMATOES Texas, oer 4-baskat crate.
$18531.60.
XMAVX BKANB Per bu.. $3.
FRurra
SniAWBERRIES Per 24-o.t. case. tLOOa
4.60.
CHERRIES California, per box, 8X360
2.26.
outjBEiujiiKKits i--er M-qu case, 12.00.
WATERMELONS 3&40c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES Florida, 30 to 36 count.
$3.60.
BANANAS Per bunch, according ta
Site, $2.262.75.
ORANGES Valenctas. $4.60; Mediterran
ean sweets $3.75i4.u&.
iiiMOiNt aucy, 86.00; Messlnas, 34.509
6-vO. '
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case. 3J.763.00.
ClDEHr-Nehawka. ner bbl.. N
York. $3.60.
popcorn Per lb.. 6c; shelled, 60. 1
K T T T R W 11 1 n 1 1 , K.'rt 1 mnt .Ktl 1v
12c; hard shell, per lb., llc; No. 2 soft
shell, 10c: No. 3 hard shell, 9c; Braxlls, per
lb., 14c: filberts, per lb., 12c: almonds, soft
shell, 16c; hard shell, 16c; pecans, large, per
lo. 12c; small. 10c; cocoanuia, per sack,
HIDES-No. I green, c; No. 3 green,
5c; No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted o;
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; No? i
vast nlf 11 m It,. ST.. WV
12c; sheep' pelu, 75c; horse hides, $1.60(2.50.
.iAuor-A, a. a i pern quotes ins
following prices: Iron- country mixed, per
ton, $10; Iron, stove plate, per ton, $7.60;
copper, per lb., 8c; brass, heavy, per lb..
8c; brass, light, per lb., 6s; lead, per lb..
6o ; sine, per lb., 2c; rubber, per lb.. Co.
St. Loots Grain svnd Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. June 16 WMIT. lTiri. u.
2 red, cash, elevator, nominal; track, new)
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash uun. t.4,,ir
46c; July, S5c; September, S7c; No. i
wiiiLe. w)c.
RYE Dull at 66c.
FLOUR Steadv : red winter n tents
$3 6063.70; extra fancy and straights, $3 30
63.40; clear. $3.004,3.20.
CUKNMEAL Steady, $3.16.
HEED Timothy, steady; ordinary, $5.00;
prime worth more.
Bran About steady; sacked, 7782c.
HAY Eaav: timothy. tl0.0uCrfl4.SO: nralrla
$9.00.8 18 60. '
w hiski-steaay, xi.ao.
IRON COTTON TIE8-$1.0B.
BAGGING Steady, 6'ec,
HEMP Twine, Be.
PROVISIONflPork. higher; Jobbing,
' ' I W.u, ..,.11 TV. . XMBU, nkCIUf SI
$10.02. Dry salt meats, steady; boxed
lots, extra shorts and clear ribs, 210.76:
short, clear, $11.00. Bacon, steady; 1 oxed
lota, extra shorts and clear ribs, -$11.60;
short, clear, $11.75.
MiSTALe-ia, steady, $3.9693.97; spel
ter, firm at $3 60.
POULTRY Steady; chickens. . c;
springs, 12&16c; turkeys, Sc; ducks, 6c;
geese, 4'fi'4c.
BUTTER Steady i creamery, 15iff22o;
dairy, 17 19c.
EGGS Lower at 13c, loas off.
Receipts. Ship.
Flour 11.000 7.000
Wheat 12,000 20 or
Corn 26.000 19,000
Oats 47,000 23.010
Liverpool Grain and Provisions,
LIVERPOOL. June 11 WHEAT-8pot,
No. 1 northern, spring, steady at 6s d; No.
1 California, quiet at Us 3d. Futures,
quirt; July, ulu4.d; September, 6s lHd.
CORN Spot, ouiet; American mixed, new
and old, 6s 9d. Futures, quiet; July, nom
inal; September, 6ald; October, 6a Id.
PEAS Canadian, ateady at 6a lOd.
FLOUR St. Louie fajicv winter, firm st
HOPS At London (PaclAo coast), firm
at 4 155 5 6s.
PROVlaiONS-Beef. dull; extra India
meas, 98s 9d. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16
lbs., flr.-n st 66s. Bacon, Arm; Cumber
land cut, 26 to 30 lbs., firm at 65s; short
rlba. 16 to 24 lbs., 66s td; long clear middles,
light. 2 to 84 lbs., 60s; long clear mid
dles, heavy, 36 to 40 lbs., firm at 65a; short
clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs., 66s 6d; clear
bellies, 14 to 18 lbs., firm at 64s 6d. Shoul-
fers. square. 11 to 13 lbs., firm st 42s.
-ard, American reflned. In palls, steady
62s; prime western. In tierces, firm. 62s 3d
Pork steady: prime meas. western, T6a.
CHF.EBE Steady, American, finest white,
old, 65a; American, finest white, new, 60s;
American, finest colored, old, 69s; Ameri
can, finest colored, new. 61a.
TALLOW-Prlma city, steady. 29s id;
Australian, In London, dull. 44s 3d.
HUTT UK Nominal.
The Imports of wheat Into Liverpool last
week were 73.3uO quarters from Atlantic
ports, none from Pacific and 19,000 bu.
from other porta.
The Imports of corn from Atlantic sorts
last week wars 100 quarters.
Kaasaa City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS 'CITY. June 11-WHEAT-July.
66c; September 66$4,e: cash. No. 2
hard, 6St&70c; No. 3, 69c; No. 3 red. T?d
TL- '72c; No. 3 spring. ?
CORN-July. 67j7e: September, WVfl
61c; cash. No. 3 mixed. 64rJc; No. 3 whit 7
63e: No. 3. 62to3o. won.
OATS No. 3 white. 43c.
RYE No. 3, 6c.
HAY-Cholce timothy. $13; choice prairie,
jgB UTTER Creamery. 19c; dairy, fancy,
EOas-Hlgher: new No. $ white wood
cases Irrcudud. 14a dos., loss off; cases
returned, 14c.
.... . . Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu I4.0ii0 HI
Corn, bu 17,0 II o
Oats, bu 10.000 u.ouo
Visible tapBly of Oralaw
NEW YORK. June 11 The visible sup
ply of grain Saturday, June 14. aa com
piled by the New York Produce exchange.
Is as folio wa:
Wheat, 23.570.000 bu.; decrease. 2 621 000
bu. Corn, 4,719,Ou0 bu.; Lacrsasa, i.OuO bu.
ioiowl, juiy, wi'ac: Septem
ber, 69tj 6Dc; No. 2 hard. 72W7Sc.
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash, 61(Sle;
track, 62&2J4c: July, 61c; September, 64c
Oata 1,444,000 bu.; decrease, 89.000 bu. Rye,
tM.nnh bu.; decrease, 14i,000 bu. Barley,
m, ou. ; aecrease, o,(mj du.
Toledo Grain aad Seed!.
TOLEDO. O., June 11 WHEAT Dull,
stesdy; rash, 8rc: June, 90c: July, 74c;
September. Mc; No. 3 red, 78c
CORN Dull strong; cssh. 63c; July,
63c: September, 68c; No. 3 mixed, 6Jc;
No. 3 -ellow, 660.
OATS Dull, steady: cash. 44c; July.
37c; new 40c; September. 39c; new, 81c.
SEED Clover, dull, easier; cash, $5.02;
uciooer, 6.Vi.
Philadelphia Prodace Market.
PHILADELPHIA, June 11 BITTER
eieany; extra western creamery, 22c; extra
nearby prints, 23c.
EOCSS Firm; fresh nearby, 17c; fresh
western, 18c; fresh southwestern, 17c;
fresh southern, 16c.
CHEESE A shsde lower; New York full
creams, prime, small, 10c; New York full
creams, lair to good. Vluc.
Minneapolis -Wheat, Floar and Braaw
MINNEAPOLIS. June 11 WHEAT July.
74c; September, 69'69c. On track:
No. 1 hard, 77c; No. 1 northern, 75c; No.
2 northern, 72c.
FLOUR First patents, $3.9O4M0O; second
patents, 13 603.70; first clears, $2.76; second
clears, $2.20.
BRAN In bulk. $13.00013.50.
v Mllvrankee Grain Market.
MIT.WAtTWlT.ir Tun 1 A wrrnr A P
R tea ft V : Plnw V'rt 1 nnrlh.rn ?fi,7T7?. XTr.
2 northern. 75'9T6ci July, 72c. ' '
Rtli steady; No. 1, 68c.
BARI.EV- Hlrher- ijn 1 Ttr-. CI
70c. " - -
COKN-July, 6333Hc
Peoria Market.
PFnnT A Til Tun 1 a rfr) XT tti
No. 3, 62c.
OATS Firm; No. S white, 45c billed
through.
WlllSttrV Tin lh. V.. I. .1 (I'M M-
. . ' w)io vt ..tn, tv, I'll
lshed goods.
Elgin Batter Market.
ELGIN, 111.. June 16,-The offerings of
putter on the Board of Trade today was
13,200 pounds and all was readily sold at
21c. The official price was made firm at
21c, a decline of c. The output of the
week aggregated 825,600 pounds.
Dnlnth Grain Market.
jjuluth, June 16. WHEAT Cash. No.
1 hard, 76c; No. 2 northern, 72c; No. 1
"fl1" 4c; July' 73e; September,
OATS September, 49c.
KEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Few Prominent Stocks Advance, bat
Galas Only Partially Retained.
NEW YORK, June 11-The character of
today s stock market remained the same
as that of last week. There were opera
tions for a rise In a few prominent stocks,
put they were not aggressively pursued and
left no definite net results.
St. Paul, Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific,
Cansdlan Pacific and the Atchisons were
the most largely dealt in. It will be seen
that none of these saved as much as a
point of net gain on the day, although
Canadian Pacific roae at one time 1 over
Saturday and fit. Paul 1.
A number of the minor granger stocks
were lifted at different times and the Chi
cago c Northwestern stocks both made 8
points advance. Late In the day, after the
Indifference of the general market to this
leadership was demonstrated, there was an
advance In the readings. This proved
equally inefficacious and the market closed
dull and easy, considerably below the best.
The movement In the western stocks,
while obviously professional, seemed based
on assumption of a favorable outcome for
the corn crop and on the argument of
probable dividend Increases. Nobody as
sumes that the Missouri Paclflu dividend
this week will be changed from the 2
per cent semi-annual rate and the heavy
outlays being made by Union Pacific are
against the presumption of a present In
crease. But the example of the Chicago &
Northwestern increase is an influential
one and affects especially St. Paul.
The buying of thla group of stocks at
the opening was sufficient to carry up the
price In the face of rather heavy London
selling. Induced by snxlety over the Illness
of the king of England. The leaders of
the campaign for the advance profess to
feel assurance that the July 1 settlements
will bs effective without any stringency of
money.
Last year the' money market became act
ive about this time and at the close of the
month call money ran up to 25 per cent
and prices In the stock market collapsed.
During July of last year the difficulties in
the money market continued and their
effect upon the atock market waa aggra
vated by the damage to the corn and the
steel strike. Between June 22 and July 27
there was a contraction of over $46,0uO,0"0
In the loan account of tha banks and It
was not until the last of July that the
banks began to expand their loans again,
after large receipts of cash from the In
terior and from subtreaaury disburse
ments. The foreign trade statement for
May Just issued shows a decrease in ex
ports of upward of $22,000,000, showing that
the exports of manufactures fell somewhat
below those of May last year. In addition
to the heavy decrease in agricultural prod
ucts. For eleven months In the fiscal year the
trade balance In favor of thla country Is
thus reduced nearly $168,000,000 below that
for the corresponding period of last year.
The Industrial department of the stock
list was generally heavy. United States
Steel stocks were slightly depressed by the
making permanent of the Injunction
against the stock conversion ' and bond
Issue plan pending the appeal to the up
per court.
There was a fair demand for bonds and
prices were firm. Total salea, par value,
$2,466,000. United States 2s coupon declined
2 per cent and the old 4s advanced
per cent on the last call.
The following are the dosing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atehlsea
4o pfd.
... lSt. Paul pfd.
...lOOilso. Pacific...
Bo. Railway..
... K I do Bit
...184
... at,
... 17
... M
. o
do pfd
Can. PaclBo
Can. Southarn
Chaa. A Obis
Chicago A Alloa
do p(d
Chi., ind. A Louis..
do pfd
Chi. A E. Ill
Chicago Ot. W
do Irt pfd
do Id ptd
...13Vi Ti. Paclflc
41
II
X Tolodo, St. L. A W
47 do pfd
IT Union Pacific
TT do pfd
75 Wabaah
MV4 do ptd
.. 7
..106
.. 48
.. I7
.. 44
.. tl
.. S
.. 17
.. 41
..17
..!
..114
..tuo
.. u
.. 12
..
.. Ho
.. 62
.. 4KS
.. Ni
..114
.. 44'i
.. '4
.. 22
..126
..14
.. H
.. 0
.. II
.. Tt
.. U
.171 W. A Laka Krto.
. jih do id ptd
. 4i Wla. Central
.a do pfd
.lot Adama Ex
.171 Am. Bi
. lit I'. 8. Ex
Chicago A N. W.
C, ft. I. A P...
Chi. Torm. A Tr.
do ptd
UStiWalla-Fargo Ex
C C. C. A St. ,L..104iAm. Coppar
Colo. Southarn
11 W
Am. Car A P.
da Ut pfd
do M pfd
Del. A Hudaon.
Dal., L. W..
Tl do pfd.
.... 4J Am. Llneeed Oil...
....176 do ptd
....174 Am. 8. A R
.... 41 do pfd
.... H Anaconda M. Co...
.... US Brooklyn R. T....
.... 4Hj('olo. F. A I
.... 43 Con. Oaa
V. A R. O
do ptd ,
Eria
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Ot. Northern pfd
Hocking Valley. ...
do pfd ,
III. Central
Iowa Central ,
do pfd ,
Lake Erie A W...
do pfd ,
L. A N
Manhattan L
Mot. St. P.r ,
..17 Confl Tub. pfd....
.. MVOen. Electric
.. lHorkliig Coal
..U3 jlnter. Paper
.. 4 I do ptd
.. MH'lnter. Power
.. 4t .Laclede Oaa
..1:7 Nat' I Biscuit
,
II
..117 Nat'l Lead.
-111 No. Americas. 110
...U0 PaclAo Coaat....
47
Mexican Central
Pacific Mali....
.. 404J
..101
.. 44
.. U
..134
.. 14
.. T4
..111
Nat'l Rr. of Mexico. l Pople'a Oaa.
Mlaa. A Su L
Mo. Pacific
M . K T....
do p(d
N. J. Central.,
N. T. Central..
Norfolk W.
do ptd ,
Ontario A W...
Peonerliraala .,
Reading ,
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
St. L. A 6. f,
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
t Ug. W....
da pfd
St. Paul
Ex-dlv.
..114 IPreaaed S. Car.
..1H da ptd
.. MVPullmaa P. C...
.. lDRepulle steal..
..114 da pfd
..144 Sugar
.. 47 'Ten a. C. A I...
.. (1 tnloa Bag A P.
.. il.V. S. Leather..
..1401 do pfd
.. 46 VU. S. Rubber..
.. SXVl do pfd
.. ,U. g. Steel
.. 4l do pfd
44
Sit
14
14
14
It
"l
Co
.. U iWestem Union
n 1U
We II
'
.. Tl Am. Locomotl
.. xa I u ptd
.. 4i!K. C Soslaoni
..VIS do pfd
4i
! stack Markov.
LONDON. Juna 16. 4 p. nv Closing:
Ooaa., seaaer 44 1-14 M. v. Central 140
do aeoeust 44 4-14 Nortel k Westers... 4
- ee pis aa
Ateklaen (
Ontario A Westers... 44
do Std lot
Baltimore A Ohio.... lot
Canadian PacISc U
Ckeaapeak Okie.. 44
Chicago O. W to
C . M. A It. P lit
DrSTor A B. 0 44
da ptd 44
trio It
lat pfd Tt
do M ptd 44
Illinois Central 144
aeading at
da lat pfd u
da 14 Did SU
Southern Uj U
do ptd 7
Southern Paelne at
Vnloa Pacific log
do pfd no
United States Steel.. 4v
de pfd i
Wabaah (a
do ptd t
Spaalaa 4a go
Loeiemio a naaa..l4
aV. T
K A T r,aanda 12
do pfd at boaeera tl
ham BiuvEH unesrtam, Z4d per ounce.
MONEY-342 per cent. The rate of dla.
count In the open market for both short
and three-months' bills Is 3 per cnL
v Bask ClearlBss.
OMAHA, Juno 16. Bank clearings today,
81.2M, 144.75; corresponding day last year.
tl.323.u6t.ta; Increase. W6,lS6.77.
NEW YORK. June 16. Clearings, $12L
16t.4.; balance. t4.7.0W.
BOSTON June 1. Clearings, ttT.Sii.ttl;
bslamiea. tl.Tkl.wt.
CUICA04v Juua liClearings, t31,Ua,76ai
balances, $2.69S,48:; posted exehanre. 34 8S
for sixty daya. $4.88 for demand; New York
exchange, at par.
BALTIMORE Juna 11 Clearings. $3.0tl,e
1C- tLia . ,
w, umaiii rs, " . O I , IT1 U 1 1 , , - vni i.
PMILADFCI.rnii Juna 1A ClMrtnflt.
313.4M.3O0; balances, tl.iM.tet; money, 444
ST. LOUIS. Juna It Oearinra. 8S.Tt7.4fr7
balances, $TM,211; money, stesdy, 4fj6
per ceni; isew xork oxenange, zoo pre
mium.
CINCINNATI. Juna It -Clearings. $4,
769,900; money, 3 per cent.
Raw York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. Juno 14. MONEY On
can, stesdy at 2i3 per rent, closing bid
and asked 203 per cent: orlmo mercantile
papeir tVlS per cent.
8TERLI NO EXCHANOB Firm, with
actual business In bankers bills st H.sv
ror demand and M.s4'?i4.8S for sixty dsys;
posted rstes, $4.8641 4. M and $4.6oSts
commercial bills. $4.4 94 .86.
SILVER Bar, 62c; Mexican dollars, 420.
BONDS Government, Irregular; stats.
Inactive; railroad, firm.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
U. g. ref. la, rog.
do coupon........
do la, reg
do coupon
do new ta, rog..
do coupoa
do old 4a, reg...
do coupon
1"7 VL. A N. nl. 4a 1st
l"B Mex. central 4s 4 s
...ltrf
do lat Inc Ill
...107
...lH
...146
...lot '4
...110
...104 I
...104
Minn. St. 4e...l06
M., K. A T. 4a M'4
do la 44
If. T. central la lot
do sen. Ia 10
oo be, reg
do coupon
Atchison gen. 4t
do adj. 4a....
. i. central g. ta. int
No. Paclfle 4a 10S
...103
do la 74
. 43 IN. A W. con. 4a 101
B. A U. 4a ,
..102 Reading gen. 4a 100
do la
do conr. 4a
.. Ft St. Li. at I. M. C. St. .lit
...104
Rt. L. A S T. 4a 100
Can. Southern la
...lot
St. Louts S. W. Is... PI
Central of Ga. 6t...im
do lit Inc K3
Chea. Ohio 4a...l0
Chicago A A. Ia.. W
oo xa t7
8. A. at A. P. 4s.... to
8o. Pacific 4a 42
Bo. Rallwar ta ut
v . . r,. k w. n. m lex. r,c an lm. ill
C, M. St. P. g. 4e.llf T. St. L. W. 4s... 12
-v.. a n. Tv. con. 7o.i3t i;nien r-ecinc ta 1st
C. H. I. A P. 4s 11141 so coot. 4a....
l7
C C C at st L g 4a.. 101 Wabaah la
Chicago Tar. 4a to do la
Colo. Southern 4t.... to do deb. B
..110
..111
.. 71
..116W
l) a R. o. 4a 103 West Short 4a...
trie prior lien 4a... .mi
t neei. at u. e. ts.. rt
do gen. 4a IxVlWIs. Central 4a..
3
47
Ft. W. A D. C. la..ll.1iCoa. Tob. 4a
Hocking Val. 4t.... 1101
Offered.
Boston Stock. taetatlons.
BOSTON. June 16. Call loans. 3V4(ff4 ner
ceni time loana. trao ner cent, nmctii
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atchlaoo 4a 102
Oaa la 14
Adrenturs 13
Aiiouea
Amalgamated II
klcl Central 4a 12V
N. K. Oaa A Coke... 17
Ulngham 14
Atrniton tl
v.aiumei ez nocia....aoo
do pfd 1004
Centennial it
Poaton A Albany 260
Bnaton A Me 101
Uoston ElCTated 164
N. Y.. N. H. A H...12S
Copper Range tt
I'omimoa (Joat..
Franklin ,
,.UI
. 11
Inie Rorale
.. 11
Fltchburg ptd
.143
Mnhawk
. tl
. 124
I'nion l'acioc .....
.106V Old Dominion...
. 2SV,;Oareols
Mex. Central
Am. 6ugar ,
.. 41
..ll'Vi
..lit
..174i
.. 14
..111
.. 434
.. II
.. 4
..ill
.. It
Parrot
. za
.1M
1
.17
. 44
. 1IH
. to
. 11
ro ptd
Qutncj
Am. Tel. A Tel..,
Dominion I. A B
Oen. Electric ,
Man. Electrlo ..,
do pfd
N. E. Oaa A Coke
I'nlted Fruit
l. 8. Steal
do pfd ,
Santa Fa Cooper.. .
Tamarack
Trlmountala
Trinity
United BUtes ....
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
Weetlngb. common... 107
-Assessment paid.
ew York Mintage a,ao(atloaa.
NEW YORK. June 1.-Ths followlns; are
b.v.iiiB few ii miniiia; Blovai .
Adama Con IS
Alloa 4A
Little Chief if
Ontario T71
Breeee 4t
Brunawlck Con 4
Comatock Tunnel ... I
Con. Cal. A Va 110
Dcadwood Terra 104
Horn Sllrer lit
Iron SUrer 75
LeadTllls Coa 4
Ophlr u
Fhoenlx g.
Potael . a
Ravi,, v
sierra Nevada 11
small Hopes 4t
Standard Aagoe
Foreign Flnsvaclal.
LONDON, June 1.-Oo!d Is quoted at
Buenos Ayres at 132.20; Madrid, 86.40; Lis
bon, 26.60; Rome, 1.32. Money was plenti
ful today and In moderate demand; rates
were easy. On the stock exchange fea
tures were scarce: gilt-edge securities were
scarce; home rails were not supported;
underground rails were strong; Americana
advanced In sympathy with New York but
they had little vitality; prices closed firm;
St. Paul was quoted at 178; Grand Trunks
were steady: Canadian Pacifies were firm
at 139; Kaffirs were neglected. The alarm
ing reports regarding King Edward's Ill
ness Intensified .the dullness of business.
The stock exchange will be closed June
26, 27 and . 28 op the occasion of the cor
onation festivities.
PARIS, Juna at. Three per cent rentes,
lOlf 50a -exchange interest; exchange on
London, 26f 20c Spanish 4s closed at 82.26;
private rate of discount, 2 3-16 per cent.
Prices on the Bourae today opened Irreg
ular and later were materially stronaer.
especially foreigners. The lightness In
money ior me settlement caused a set
back, throughout the list and prices closed
weak. Rentea were firm on the rumor
that a conversion Is Imminent. Spanish 4s
were weaker owing to high contangoes.
Turkish securities were favorably Influ
enced by the latest conversion news. De
Beers were stronger. Rio tlntos and Kaf
firs were quiet. The private rate of dis
count was 2 3-16 per cent.
BERLIN, June 16. Exchange on London,
20 marks 47 pfgs; discounts, short bills,
1 per cent; three months' bills, 2 per
cent. On the Bourse today home funds
were maintained; foreigners were firm;
Spanish 4s were in demand on Paris ac
count and Chinese securities on London ac
count; Locals were listless.
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, June 16. Today's' state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the llo0.O00.00O gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $201,063,
661; gold, $99,618,009.
' Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, June 16. COTTON Spot,
quiet; middling uplands, tc; gulf. 9c;
sales, 700 bales. Futures closed barely
steady- June, 8.90c; July, 8.63c: August,
8.83i September, 8.20c; October. T.t3c; No
vember, 7.86c; December. January and
February, 7.87c; March, 7.88c.
GALVESTON. June 16.-COTTON Steady
at 9c.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 16.-COTTON Spot,
moderate demand price l-16d lower; Amer
ican middling, fair, 6 11-S2d; good middling,
S8-32d; middling, 4 31-S2d; low middling,
47d; good ordinary, 4d; ordinary, 4d.
The sales of the day were 7,000 bales, of
which 1.600 were for speculation and ex
port and Included 6.200 bales of American.
Recelpta, 7.000 bales. Including 6.700 bales
of American. Futures opened quiet
and cloaed easy: American middling, g. o.
c. June, 4 61-64d, sellers; June and July,
4KO-64d, sellers; July and August, 4 49-64d,
sellers; August and September, 4 8e-64d,
aellera; September and October.. 4 82-649
4 34-64d. buyers; October snd November,
4 27-64g4 28-64d, buyers; November and De
cember, 4 23-64d, sellers; December and
January, 4 22-64d, sellers; January and
February, 4 21-64 a 4 22-64d, buyera.
ST. LOUIS. June 16. COTTON Quiet;
no sales; middling. il-16c; receipts, 476
bales; shipments, 696 bales; stock, 23,278
NEW ORLEANS. June 16. -COTTON
Easy; salea, 960 bales: ordinary, 713-ltc;
food ordinary, 8 6-16c; low middling,
13-16c; middling. tc; good middling, 9c;
middling fair. 9c. Recelpta. 896 balea;
stock, 111,224 balea. Futures, steady; June,
8.83c; July. 9-rtS.Olc; August. . 476s. 48c; Sep
tember. 8.0899c; October, 7.83'7 84c: Novem
ber. 7.747.75c; December, 7.747.7dc; Janu
ary. 7.76i?7.76c.
Oil and Rosin.
OIL CITY, June 16-OIL-Credlt bal
ances, $1.20; certificates, no bid; shipments,
296.687 bbls., average 89.1S6; runs, 177,074
bbls., average, 72,349 bbla.
NEW YORK, June 18.-OIL-Cottonaeed,
eaay; prime crude, nominal: prima yellow,
46c; petroleum, steady. Rosin, steady;
strained, common to good, $1.67. Turpen
tine, strong, 4960c.
TOLEDO. O., Juns H.-OIL-Worth
Lima. 88c: Bouth Lima and Indiana, itc.
LIVERPOOL, June It. OIL Turpentine
spirits, strong, 39s td.
LONDON. June 14. OIL Linseed, 30s id.
Bplrlts of turpentine, 40s.
SAVANNAH. Juno 16 OIL-Turpentlne,
firm. 48c. Rosin, firm. A, B, C. D. R.
$126; F. $138; O, $140; H. $1; I. $100; K.
$260; M. $2.16; N, $4.30; WO. 83 35; WW,
$3.65. t
Evaporated Apples aad Dried F rait a,
NEW YORK, Juno It -EVAPORATED
APPIS The market continues without
spec'i feature. Spots are in fair lobbing
demand and there la some speculative In
terest In futurea, chiefly for October and
November delivery, bids of 6c being re
ported for prima fruit. Quotations sro un
changed. Common to good ranged from
7c to 9c. Prime are firm at loo. Choice,
10trl0,c. and fancy, 11c.
CALIFORNIA DIUED FRUITS-Prunes
are quiet at unchanged prices, ranging
from te to c for all grades. Apricots
In boxes are quoted at 10yl4c: la bags at
124fl6c. Peachea are quiet but steady;
peeled. 124316c; unpeeled, 8410o.
agar Market.
NEW YORK, Juno It 8UO AR Raw.
firm; fair refining, to; centrifugal. M last,
';..Mol"'' sugar. 3c; refined, firm.
vnw ORLKAN8. June ll-SUOAR-Strong;
open kettle, t44$-14c: open ket
tle, centrifugal. VyJc: centrifugal yellaw,
hJ'4c; seconds. m 3-10. Molasses,
"tfvJ''vnlr,,usal1 sGlSc.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Eof Bteon and Tat Oowa tad Etifera
C9adj0tbr Grtdss Weak.
KOGS SLOW AND GENERALLY TEN LOWER
Stock Cattlo Market Dall wltk Lowe
Teadeaey heep Trade alte Well
applied aad Market Steady
sit Last Week's Decline.
SOUTH OMAHA, Juns la
Receipts were: Csttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday J.076 4.1M I.S.I
Same day last week 3.171 t.U 643
Same week before 3.666 6,124 3.628
Same three wMka 1 .k ante - -1
-m four weeks ago.... 1.662 3.22
cams aay lasi year 1.064 3,iol 4,966
r.n.t,iriB FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
Tha following . Kl . K .... ,. - .
rattle, bogs and sheep at Soum Omaha for
I ha .mm ,n . , , ...
7 t t eiuu vunipa-rtsuns W1U1
v ivm. ivji. inc. use
V""' 81K.OT.S S44.8JU Z4.i7
Hots L222.012 L12S.023 92.9X9 ....
Sheep 382,944 4US.324 110.780
Tha fnllnwl... .ki. .v..
price of hogs sold on the South Omaha
m.rlf.l Ih. 1 . 1 . ...
i-v ...01 k i uays, wita com-
Date. I 1902. 1901.1900.lo9t.1898.1897.1896
Msy 19
May 20
7 12
7 11 I
I7.
108
6 101
$ 65
3 60.
e
I 63
3 66,
t 3S
4 2
4 24,
3 61
3 12
6 73
3 62
3 07
3 03
8 08
3 03
o
8 04
May
May
Mar
31..
33..
3...
8:::
2t.
r..
28..,
6.
(03
I 08
3 to
63
3 62
e
1 ug
7 06
o
6 C
t 01
4 33
8 26
May
i 67i
S 04
3 62
3 U
8 4o
May
May
May
UiV
i 621 I 041
4 It
4 18
3 40
3 39
7 I
7 01
4 96
8 66
2 99
t 601
i ou
a
4 2)
8 34
2 93
6 63
4 35
4 9ul
4 tW
3 34
3 W,
3 93
May 29.
1
7 10
T 11
s
6 62
I 60
o
i 10
t 14
4 31
2 94
$ 93
May 80..
May 31..
i 691
4 86
4 W
4 68
3 (7
3 67:
6 71
8 3:
Juno 1...
Juna 1
t 70
3 60
3 401 3 8t
7 074
e
6 TO
6 72
70
8 68
4 12
3 32 3
Juna 3...
1 a
7 16
4 02
3 36, 2 86
June t...
Juno 6...
Juno 6...
June 7
4 831
4 10
e
4 01
8 Ml
8 87.
3 32, 3 87
7 20
7 15ii
7 18
7 211
7 26,
7 36
T83
7 as.
i 11
3 68
3 69'
3 67
I 8 31
e
3 96
I 01
e
6 71
4 94
t 96
6 02
E 76
t 76
330
Juno
3 tVl
3 31
3 08
Juno i...
J J no 10..
Juna 11..
t 101
3 tl.
3 92
3 3
3 -9
8 W
IS 84
3 &9l
3 27 2 i
3 24, 2 91
3 81 3 10
I 8 03
3 29
3 82 2 98
3 22 3 10
6 91
6 89
6 00
e
167
3 64
3 661
I 00
Juno 12..
4 92
s
3 71
3 79
3 77
June 13..
June 14..
6 8&
6 811
4 8O1
1 i
e
4 85
June 16..
June 16..
6 86 4 89
8 64
7 24
14 95
3 62
8 90
Indicates Sunday.
SATURDAY'S SHIPMENT,
Tho following list shows the number of
cars of feeders shipped to the country 8at-
uruajr ana ineir aesunaiion:
Pa ra.
F E " BaMett Neb.
Messer'smith 'ek' Co."," Fetterman',' Wyo'.
C. N. Stem 'Youngston.' iiV.o!!!!!!!!l!!I
The Official number of cars nf stock
nrougni in toaay by each road was
r.ttl. Unmu flhui. II ...
v.. xu. oz ou it a i
O. A St. L 13..
Union Pacific system. 21 T ' 10
C. A N. W 10 1
F.. E. A M. V 7 8
C, St, P., M. A O.... 3
B. & M. R 25 12 S
C. , B. A Q.... 3
K. C. A St. J 4
C, R. 1. A P., east.. 2 7..
U t M- T. ... Ot
Illinois Central 2 4
Total receipts.. ;l 69 14
The disposition ot the day's receints waa
as ioiiows, eacn buyer purchasing the num
per 01 neaa inaicaiea:
Burera.
Cattle. Ham. Sheen
Omaha Packing Co ,
Swift and Company ,
Cudahy Packing Co....".,
Armour A Co
O. H. Hammond Co
82 - 833 278
410 1,029 262
351 934 1,645
630
23
11
830
127
6
199
157
45
118
vanaant & Co
Carey A Benton
Lobman tt Co
W. I. Stephen ,
Hill A Huntxlnger
Livingstone scnaller.
B. F. Hobblck
Wolf tt Newman ,
Other buyers ,
Total 3,186 4.225 2,173
CATTLE Included in the number re
ported today were twenty-seven cars going
inrougn 10 me norxnwest ranges. Besides
these, there were several loads ot grasa
beef and butcher stock and a fair number
of etockers and feeders, leaving tew beef
cattle on sale.
Beef steers were In moderate sunnlv and
the demand was also rather limited. De
cent dry lot grades soltf quite freely at
steady prices, while there was a rather
weak reeling to tne trade in a-rass and
common shortfed grades. There was noth
ing toppy received in tne way of beef
steers.
The situation In the market for rows
and heifers shows no material change from
tnat 01 last weex. uooa mitcner stork
moved reasonably freely at fully stesdy
flaures. Thin, graaay grades were In
rather pooi demand and the trend of prices
was lower.
Bulla, stars and veals sold In much the
same notches as last week, with the supply
jusi aDout onser. oy ine aemanu.
Htocxera ana leeaers movea stow y at
weak to lower prices unless particularly
choice In Quality. Unless very desirable,
stock cattle are hardly wanted and values
tend lower. Stock cows snd heifers were
also slow sellers at weakening prices,
Representative sales:
CllSCKo.
At. Ft. No. At. Pr.
... sm 8 40 1 1K0 I 14
... 444 I 14 40 1110 4 10
... M IN 17 1117 4 40
... 444 4 40 4 11 4 10
...1044 4 76 17 1140 4 44
... 441 I 00 11 lltl 7 10
.. .1140 4 It 8T m4 t It
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
... tot 4 M
No.
COWS,
... SM 8 II I....
... 414 8 14 I....
....113$ t 44
....1200 I 40
.... 4M I 40
....1060 I to
.... 440 I 44
....1100 I 41
.... 4M I 44
....1021 I 70
.... 441 I 10
....100 I 71
.... 441 I It
....1111 4 00
.... 447 4 00
....1144 4 00
....1040 4 00
,...10tl 4 04
....1040 4 14
....104 4 II
....1011 4 10
....1104 4 14
....1110 4 40
.... 400 4 40
....1060 4 40
.... 14 4 40
....1021 4 40
...,IW 4 44
....1040 4 44
....1040 I 00
....1170 I 00
....1034 I 04
....1104 I 14
.... 470 t 14
....1444 I 44
.... 400 4 If
.... 4tt I 00
.... 404 I 00
....104 I 14
444 I 40
11....
... t I 44
...1100 t Tl
...1174 I 11
...1044 I 15
... 431 I 16
... 424 I at
... 434 I 04
...1004 I 00
...1114 I 04
... 414 I 00
... 411 I OO
.., 410 I 44
... 1(4 t 00
... 144 I 04
... t.M I 00
... 114 I 04
... Ill I 00
...1104 I 04
... 114 I 00
... IM 111
... 481 I 14
...1043 I 14
... 414 I M
...1110 I 14
... lot 8 40
... lit IK
...lot I 44
...1014 144
...1040 I 40
1,
11
11
I
14
II
1
I
1
1
1
8
1
... M IM
HEIFERS.
, 440 I It 1
,144 I 14 1
Ill I 44 t
.114 I 40 t
114 I 40
14
14
It
BULLS.
1
1
8
1
....1144 I 14
..1144 I 44
..lilt I 44
..1144 t 44
. .Uk4 4 40
.. IM 4 II
..1414 4 M
,.ll4 4 40
..1744 4 44
..1444 4 It
..1740 t 14
..1400 I 14
..141 t It
.. 140 t 14
.. 144 I 71
..144 t 44
.. 140 4 40
.. Ut t 40
....1444 8 44
....1014 8 44
,...UH t 00
....1414 I 11
....14T4 4 II
....1414 t 14
....1114 8 K
....1100 I H
....1044 It
ij
1....
....1104 8 44
1.
CALVES.
8 11 4 44
4..
4 141 I 04
1 44 8 44
1 140 I 44
8. .2 114 I 40
4.. 114 I Tl
1:::::
1
1
bar
D1AV
lit Itl I
1104 4 40
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
t to
loot I OS
tit 8 44
14 8 44
MM I II
, tet 8 II
, IM 111
444 8 M
tot I tt
let I at
474 t 44
. 414 I 04
. 404 I 44
. 414 t 14
. IM I 14
404 I M
. 44 I 44
.MIX
.1114 I II
4..
1-.
I..
94...,
I...,
t ....
8...
8....
1..
4..
1..
8..
I..
44..
STOCKS RS AND FEEDERS
4..
I..
, til I 44
It..
Ml 4 M
.. tat 1 it
.. 404 t 44
.. 444 8 44
.. Its I 44
.. 4e4 t 14
.. lit I If
44..
44..
11..
1..
II..
, 404 4 14
, IM 4 M
, 104 4 14
,414 4 M
. IM 4 M
, IM 4 M
, IM 4 44
.411 4 44
,141 IN
,471 t tt
M..
let 4 M 44
t 14 4 M 14....
4 4M 4 14 II
t 4e4 4 14 tt
1 4M 4 14
John Wagoner Colo.
2 steers.. ..1221 6 80 tl cows 7t 4 tt
11 steers.... 9h3 4 Ti . 8 cows 4B1 8 2S
1 steer 160 8 60 t feeders.. 773 4 S3
HOGS The week ODens with tha usual
moderate number on sale here, but with
eaeeaalvo recelpta at oaalern markets, eon.
dltlone were against sellers from the start
aad prices went off from 610e from Satur
day, and tha market was alow st tho
exUloa. usi wars mora or lees in
different, wsre slow In getting down to
work, and bid generally a dime lower.
Choice shipping and heavy grades were
hardly that much off. but as a rule pep"
Ing and lighter weights were right around
10c lower. Sales of heavy were mostly
from 37 25 to 37.85. snd of medium snd
mixed packers $7.2(e7.. with light mixed
lsrge at $7.10&7.29. Representative sales:
No. at. h. Pr. No. At. sh. Pr.
15 17 to 4 40 71 let so 1 It
40 lt 440 1 Of 71 44 M 7 14
71 mo IM 1 14 44 Ill 10 1 M
41 17 M 1 11 14 114 40 1 II
n ut iM 1 17 ii "4 im in
44 ! an t 11S4 II I4 110 T 14
11 IM 110 1 16 40 127 10 1 M
71 IM 110 T II 41 lit IM T It
14 101 10 T 17 II Ill 120 I Tt
17 100 ... T 90 44 W4 40 1 7
44 M7 ... IM 41 IM 40 t 17
71 ltt 40 1 20 41 14 140 T 17
71 104 ... t X0 47 IM ... T 10
44 lit M T 10 14 ISO 900 7 14
10 1.11 ... T M 71 141 ... T M
14 Ill IM 1 10 40 141 144 1 10
II Ill 110 In 44 !M 40 T II
17 IM 40 t 10 44 ltt IM T II
IM 174 140 1 10 11 14 ... 114
'4 In lit 1 10 II 144 840 T Bt
II 4 ... 1 M ' 17 !! ... 1 M
70 JOT 40 1 10 44 170 ... Ill
10 107 44 1 10 1 ITS 40 1 M
7 12 140 1 10 41 10 140 1 IS
' ! 40 1 11 14 140 ... 1 It
M '"4 ... T II 40 101 100 1 40
44 IM ... 1 It tl 104 ... 1 40
ft M0 ... lit 4 411 ... 144
14 140 7 It tl Ill 10 T 44
8HEEP The week opens with a pretty
decent run, the bulk consisting of grassers.
A number of loads were unsuitable for
killers and want in f.rf.n
The market for mutton shee A .va
sonably active and steady at J.k't
decline, a clearance being effect., riy In
the day. Thin grassers and short fed
sheep and lambs were poor sellers at slow
iu luwer pnees.
Quotations for dinner! mint? flon.t to
choice wethers. IS ft,if, '! fair m annri t til
tS.0; good to choice ewes, 44.754(5.00; fair to
evuu, e.wwi.io, ouu ig cnuice mmos, eo-w
ti6.B0; fair to good, $0.4086.75. Wooled stock
sells about 25CU&OC above clumed stork.
Choice Colorado wooled lambs, 86.506.75;
inir 10 gooa, to.1ur36.DO. Representative
No. Av. Pr.
3 staga 110 3 00
240 fed wethers 100 4 25
'ti grans sheeD and yearlinss... 95 4 la
35 grass sheep and yearlings... 107 4 M)
542 grass wethers 106 4 M)
4 native wethers 110 6 00
8 sDrina- lam ha 71 6 75
239 western wethers 91 4 25
276 western wethers 79 4 50
2bl clipped western wethers 64 6 00
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Steady to Strong;, Hons Lower
nd Sheep and Lambs Strong;.
CHICAGO. June 16 CATTLE Receints.
20,000 head, Including 2.000 Texans; beat
strong; others slow but steady; good to
Brlme steers, $7.40(8.00; poor to medium,
i.UC7.25; storkers and feeders, $2.&0U'o.u0;
cows, $1.40(66.76: heifers, $2.25410.25; canners,
$1.4O.40; bulls, $2.50ru5.5o; calves. $2.otijl
6.50; Texas fed steers, $5.00&4.60; western
cows. ed.,b!g)o.io.
HOGS Receints. 47.000 head: tomorrow.
30,000 (estimated!; left over, 10,000. Market
iuib.dc lower than early Saturday; mixed
and butchers, I7.00rg7.47; good to choice
heavy, $7 40rg7.55; rough heavy, $7.158'7.36;
light, $6,9547.25- bulk of sales, $7.1d7.4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18,000
head; sheen and lambs, steady; good to
choice wethers, $9.00(96.50; fair to choice
mlxed, $4.0O(t5.00; western sheep, clipped,
$4.&0(gs.60j native lambs, $5.50(!(6.75; western
laiuvn, e.0110. to, rilling laiuuB, tl.ov, luy.
umciai caiumuy:
RecelDts. ShlDmenti.
Cattle 214 160
Hogs 17.3S9 2,170
Sheep 2.267 132
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 16 CATTLE Re.
celpts, 2.900 natives, 6,300 Texans, 940 calves:
corn iea came, steaay; grassers, slow and
lower: storkers and feeders, steadv to
higher; quarantine offerings dull and lower:
cnoice export ana aressea neet steers. 17.00
&7.40; fair to good, $5.00(6.95: Blockers and
feeders, 32.905.1O; western fed steers, $3.15
.06; Texas and Indian steers, J2.lOfio.10;
Texas cows. $2.1u3.50; native cows, $2.6vKt)
6.75; native heifers, $2.80g6.55; canners, $1.00
Ci3.00: bulls. J2.WVff4.25: calves. $2.60ifr6.40.
HOGS Receipts, 8,500 head. Market 60
10c lower; top, $7.60; bulk of salea, $7.2.V$
i.&O: heavy, $7.50fl7.60: mixed packers, $7.2o
j'7.56: light, $6.65S'7.32; pigs, $7.254i.7.32.
BHIS1SI' AINU LiAMUB KerelptS, 8,900
X r a Lr .. a,A0., ... 1. - .1
t . - . .1 . ...... i. . . nir.uj . .j ncBK, imuvc
lambs, 64.857.10; western lambs, $5.10(6.40;
nallv enthar, t t A, .i A 21 n.a.l.pn wa.Kah
$3.8546.50; fed ewes. $4.400j)5.35; Texas clipped
yearlings, o.uwn'n.ttt ; lexas cupped sneep,
$4.0034.:)0; Blockers and feeders, $2.354.00.
New York Live Stork Market.
NEW YORK. June 16. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 8,979 head: good dry-fed steers,
strong: grass cattle. 10?f25c lower: bulls
and cows, 10(15c off; about all sold; steers,
iiws. -r. . cz . ....it. . -l - - .
ri.wui.ij, iuj, ei.oo, uuiid, eo. inW. to, cuwn,
$2.&0u5.60; cables, steady; exports today,
none; tomorrow, 810 cattle, 1,022 sheep and
2,840 quarters of beef.
CALiVto-Receipts, 6.699 head; extra, $7.75;
little calves and culls, 14.0ti-1.50; butter
milks, J4.0O-hh.46; city dressed veals, 94('llc
per lb.: few extra, 12c.
HOGS Receints. 7.994 head. Market firm:
state hogs, $7.57.5o; western, nominal.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 15.495
head; 67 care on sale; sheep a shade lower;
Iambs, ScVcu'iOc off; good trade at the de
cline; 6 cara unsold; sheep, $2.75(&4.75; culls,
$2.002.25; lambs, $5.00; 1 car fancy, $7.25;
iivBi ui ma bbic, eu. uu. i v.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 16. CATTLE Receints
6.600 head. Including 5,500 Texans; market
steady lo strong for best grades; native
shipping and export steers, $6.504iti.00;
dressed beef and butcher steers, $4.50((j7.5O;
steers under 1.000 pounds, $4.00(96.40; stock
era and feeders. $2,754)6.00: cows and heif
ers. $2 25(&.00; canners, $2.Wtf2.90; bulls.
. , j v , . u . . , pj.wi.r.ip, i. r.na aiiu In
dian steers, fed. $4.2o6 20; grass, $3.40
t..ftr; cows sna neirers, &. (odj'i.uu.
HOGS Receipts, 3.300 head: msrket 6gi0c
tower pigs ana ngnis. hmwi.id: packers.
$7.107.40; butchers', t!.Ztpl.&o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1,600
neaa; market active ana steadv: native
muttons, $4.25i?4.0: lambs, $5.00ftj6.75: culls
ana ducks, ti.oixst.to; stocgers, ll.uwp w;
Texans, $3.9034.50.
St. Josepk Live Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. June It CATTLE Re
ceipts, 900 head; ateady; natives, $5 On
7.76: cows and heifers. 82.0OS6.00: veala.
$3.25(5.60; stockers and feeders. $2.35fj&25.
t-tuus neceipts, j.skw neaa; ateady; light
and light mixed, $7.157.85; medium and
heavy. $7.32rj7.5o; pigs. $4.00J(.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,800
head; steady.
Slows. City LIT Stock Market.
BfrtirV riTV Ta . T.m 1 SCh,.l.l rr.l.
gram ) CATTLE Receipts, 900; market
steady; beeves. $6.00g7A)0; cows, bulls and
mixed, $2.25aQ.60; atockers and feeders, $2.50
4j4 40; yearlings and cajvea, $2.7104.25.
nuuo-ncripii, z.ow, selling at $7.0O4
.80; bulk. $7.104j7.16.
Stock In Sight.
The following table shows the receints nf
cattle, ho ft a and sheep st the five principal
markets for June 16:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha 3.076 4,159 3.6,1
Chicago
20.000
47.000 18.0
Kansas City
St. Louis ...
St. Joseph .
8.200
6.6"0
900
1.600
3.9 0
1.600
1.800
3.300
3.9u0
Totals ..
33.776 66,859 28.971
Coffee Market.
WPW VODV tun. U T" C IT" 17" TT" O .
TDIa a. aw. X?n T InuAl.. II. UiM 1 ... .
Cordova. 8&lie. The' market 'opened
iieaay in lone, out a points tower, rouow
ng declines In European markets, larse
clearances for the United States and con
tinued free receipts in the crop country.
There was little speuulsttve supuprt other
than the buying by Importers, who ap
peared to be taking In hedges put out some
lime sgo, but now not needed, owing to
the actual shipments from the crop coun
try. The market closed steady and net 6
fiolnts lower. Totsl sales were 26,260 bags,
ncludlng July at- 4."&4.7c; September,
snc; ootoDtr, a sue; riovemoer, dc: Aiarcn,
30c; May, 6. 4046. 46c.
Iiy Goods Markot.
NEW TORK. June 16. DRT GOODS
The spot market has been slow today.
with only a limited number of buyers In
attendance, buyers tnrougn other chan
nels have been of ordinary dimensions.
Brown-bleached and coarse-colored goods
ara without change In price. Prints In fair
general demand for fall. Ginghams firm
anil difficult to buy (or quick delivery.
Print cloths stesdy. but sctlvs. Cotton
hosiery wid underwear quiet.
Wool Market.
ST. LOI'IS. June 11-WOOL-flteadr to
firm; medium grades and combing, 1V3
i'o; itgni. nne. lyeriovc; neavy, nns, 11M
13c; tub-washed, 15&'24e.
Claelasuall Spirits.
CINCINNATI. Juna It. Whlskr distillers'
finished goods active on basis of $L0.
Steamer oa tho Rocks.
BLOCK ISLAND. R. I June 1A Tha
t earner Federlca from Palermo, bound for
New York and Phlladeluhla with a earso
of lemons and nuts, ran ashore on tbs
southeast part of this Island today In a
dense tog. It lies in a bad position on the
rock.
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
110K6. Rawls sgalnst Relchenback. Ap.
peal from Polk. Affirmed. Day, C. Dlvl
slon No. 1.
! The homesteads of married persons in
this state cannot be conveyed or Incum
bered unless the Instrument by which it It
conveyed or Incumbered Is executed and
acknowledged by both husband and wife.
8. Where a huaband and wife are occupy.
Ing premises aa a homestead held by either
under a contract of nurchaae the contract
cannot bo assigned so aa to create a Hen
upon the premises except by an instrument
executed and acknowledged by both hus-
executea ana acknowledged
band and wife.
1 Evidence examined and held sufficient
to show the homestead character of tho
premises at tho time of the assignment of
tho contract.
4. Evidence examined and held to sustain
the defense of usury and that the debt had
been fully raid and discharged.
11090. McBrlde against Whltaker. Appeal
from Buffalo. Reversed, with Instructions.
Duffle, C. Division No. X
1. Grants of land bounded upon a river
not navigable carry with them the ex
clusive right snd title of the grantee to
the center of the stream, unless the terms
of the grant clearly denote the Intention
to stop at the bank or margin of the river,
the rule of the common law being that
proprietors of land adjoining public rivers
not affected by the flow of the tide own
the soli ad fllum aquate.
2. A grant of land bounded upon a non
navigable river made by the general gov
ernment with reference to the plat of the
Survey. Which Shows a meanrtarari lln.
along the river bank, conveys to the gran
tee title to such unsurveyed Islands or
Pi of islands aa lie within that limit.
8. The power to make and correct sur
veys of the public landa belongs exclusively
to the political department of the general
government, and a plat of a survey made
and approved by that department cannot
be Impeached In the courts except upon a
direct proceeding for that purpose.
4. A party defendant In an action to
X1 .t.Jllle ?an' be heard to complain
that the action was brought on the equity
side of the docket when by his answer he
hits invoked the action of the court In his
own lehalf.
11M3. Farmers' and Merchants' Irriga
tion Company against Cozad Irrigation
Company. Appeal from Dawson. Judg
m,en4.. HtMlngs. c. Division No. 1.
1. The remedy by sctlon of the under as
sistants provided for in chapter xcilla.
article 2, section 35. Compiled Statutes,
does not prevent equity jurisdiction of Dis
putes between water approprlators over
matters not In terms conlided to such as
sistants. -,iiT.r!Kht T'u?- rr!or "PProprlator to
water Is to get his allotted supply with
out unreasonable Inconvenience, because of
, .Sroct of """sequent appropriations.
3. 1 he reasonable convenience in getting
water of a prior approprlator la su h as
leaves it profitable to him to take out the
water and In addition to that gives him
every advantage which he can hve with
out causing a greater disadvantage to n
subsequent appropriator.
11153. Village of Bcllevue against Bolle
vue Improvement company. Krror from
Sarpy. Affirmed. Kirkputrick. C. depart
ment No. 17
1. Where a village board, acting by vir
tu8. of..B,ubd1, 27 , "action 69, chapter
xiv, article 1. Compiled Statutes, vacates a
",r.L'.t' ven". alley or lane, the lnnd
within such street or alley reverts to th
owners of the adjacent real estate, one-half
on each side thereof.
2. Where a village board, acting tindet
the provisions of sub. 28, section 63, chap
ter xlv. article 1. Compiled Statutes, annuls,
vacates or discontinues any street or alloy
and by ordinance declares such varntloii
to be expedient for the public good, and all
the provisions of the statute are observed
such action by the board has all the fores
and efTect of a Judgment.
3. Only such irregularities as are Juris,
dlctional In their nature will render pro.
ceedlnga by a village board In vacating
streets and allevs void.
4. That vacation proceedings are had hv
a village hoard at the Instance and 1 squeal
and primarily for the benefit of .crtnln
owners, whose property would be lii-ricilieil
by such vscatlon, Is not ground for declar
ing the vacation ordinance void.
6. That certain abutting property owner!
affected by the vacation of streets on.! al
leys, who have acquiesced In such vacailon,
were not given notice of the proposed vn
cation la not ground for holding the ordl
nance vacating the streets void.
6. Where the legislature has vested In a
subordinate board discretionary power t.i
vacate streets and alleys of a village, th.
courts will not ordinarily look Into th
motives Influencing such board In doing a
discretionary act.
7. Injunction will not lie to restrain own
ers of property abutting upon streets from
appropriating the land within such streets, '
who, In doing so, are acting upon the
faith of an ordinance presumablv valid
raised by the village board under the pro.
visions of sub. 2S. section 69, chapter xlv
article 1. Complied Statutes.
8. Petition examined and held not to
state facts sufficient to entitle plaintiffs to
any relief.
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Mon
day, June 16-
Warranty Deeda.
E. D. Jones and wife to C. B. Smith,
lot 1, block 2. Halcyon Heights....! 350
F. A. Jones and wife to S. A. Searle,
lot 20. blork 17. Hnnscom plate 6,000
J. K. Fleming and wife to Marv F.
Jones, lot 9, block 4, Orchard Hill.. 1,900
Jesse I -owe and wife to Wlllard West-
ergard, lot 8, block 2, Lowe's sub-
dlv 400
Samuel Hawver and wife to J. P.
Johnson, lot 7, W. L. Selby's sub-
dlv 3.000
E. J. Lipps et al. ex., to Edward
Gllltn. lot 7. block 3, Mahoney A;
M.'s first add JOO
B. Baylor and wife to J. 8. Stem-art,
n 28 feet lot 2, block 48, Bouth
Omaha 1,100
G. N. Stone and wife to Adam An-
gele, lot 3. block 6, Van Camp's
add $30
Flora R. Brown and huaband to An
drew Jensen, s 26 feet lot 8, block
12, Patrick's second sdd 1,060
Anna Covell to Sarah E. Rogers, lot
18, block 1. Covell's' add. to Crelgh
ton Heights to
Mary E. Horton and husband to W.
II. Larson, lot 8, block 16, Shull's
second add 3,000
W. H. Larson to Mary J. Moore, lot
8, blook 16, same 3,800
Slna M. Madsen to Matilda A. Brown,
lot 20, block 1. Bemla Park 500
August Rothe and wife to H. E.
Swelgard, lot 14, block 857, South
Omaha 400
I. 8. Leavltt and wife to Frank
Pycha, lot t, block 7, Kountse's
fourth add 485
Quit Claim Deeds.
C. H. Fleming to J. K. Fleming, lots
8 and 9. block 4. Orchard Hill 1
D. C. John to I. S. Leavltt. lot 9.
block 7, Kountse's fourth add 10
Total amount of transfers
$22,07t1
S5.00 A MONTI!
Spocialist
1 U DI8EA8ES
and DISORDER
ot MEN.
13 years la Oatsbs,
SYPHILIS
cured by the QUICK.
EST, safest aad moot
natural method that
yet boon tusoororod.
Soon ovary sign and symptom disappear!
rnipletely and forever. No "BRKAXINd
UT" of tbs dtoaaao on the skin or face,
A euro that la guaranteed to bo pariiiaiioul
for Ufa.
VARICOCELE 3!
a tVatenttoo from wa
W,T.
without outline-. Balnl
work; petrataaeat curs
jtisisnlsed
WIOAJC MtOsT froaa Excissit or VleUmf
to Nervouo Debility or Kaheuotloa, Wear
lac Wtssssss wttk Early Dec la Yetuul
and Middle Age, lack of vim, vigor au4
strength, wttb. organs Impaired aad waevk.
trTIUlTTT'aVJI eurad with a new Ho net
Treataaattt, No pain, no detention rrooj
buotnsss. Kldnoy and Bladder Trouble.
iaMaasiltattM Kree, Tt-oatatoal by Mai
SHAJaOBS IXJW. ft . $4Mk 8X.
Cr. Stults & Siirlit. Omahs. Reb,
7e
Prifirrid
Stock
HICH CRADE
INVESTMENT
Tor small sod Urge inrsttort, a Btooey
sr.skar without aa sqoal. 'uU lnrm,a.
tion oa application.
DONALD A. CMSBtLI. A CO.,
Investment asnkore,
soutHy BullSIng, Oklcsgo.
sasa I M
1 Tunpll I $