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Newspaper Page TextTIIE OMATIA DAIIE BEEt WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1902. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Sborti Badlj Beared on Jul Corn and Prioeg Go Bkjwaid. COARSE CEREAL GAINS OVER THREE CENTS Palis Malta No Attempt to Restrala .Yalaee aad Stampede Follows Other Pita ISegrleeled, All - t'lostaa; Lower. CITTCAOO. June 17. Corn was on the rampage today, and. headed by the bull crowd that has cornered July options, led the unfortunate shorts a rapid and ex citing chase. Early In the day the word went "round that the screws were to be put on the shorts long before the nettling day. Nervousness pervaded the pit and aoon the ahorta began to accept the In evitable and got out of their deals with aa little lost aa possible. A tight hand wai hold on much of the corn early, but aoon the market ran away. The bulla did rot seem to rare to keep It In check and the day cloaed with a net gain of 3 He In July corn. Other pita were neglected In the Interest that centered In corn, and July wheat cloned a shade down and July oata a shade lower. l'rovlslons closed Shi j74c lower. The corn pit wsa In a constant boll from tart to finish. It wai a day for corn mnri nrftfttrn 11 v evervthlna- else was lost alght of. Pit conditions were mixed. There la little doubt that the principals back of the corner In July, which Is credited to the Otttes' and Wall street crowd, are trying to move out all contract atuff. The country probably could furnish plenty of tuff with which to supply the shorts, but the wet weHther worked against the grad ing. Of today's receipts only 10 out of 378 cars graded No. 2. Trlmary receipts were Increased to 477,000 bushels and private levators were making good Increases In stocks. But, all told, there was cause for fear among the shorts, for It Is thought by old speculators that the long-expected aquerse Ts at hand, otherwise the bulla would not allow the price to run away as It did today. Contract stocks today were a little over 2,0n0.ono bushels. The bull crowd Is credited with having lB.OOO.ono bushels of July. Predictions are for 76a corn, as a result of this situation, and fluctuations today warranted such predic tions. July opened unchanged to He up at 64c to 64"4c after having sold yester day as low as 63c. A sharp ten minutes buying sent the price to 60e. "The bulls supplied enough long stuff on profit-taking to let the price slip back to 66V,c, but then the shorta became panic stricken, the mar ket turned erratlo again and July shot to 67M.C, where It closed very strong and 8M,c higher than yesterday's close. The Oates crowd was on both sides of the market, but sold more than It bought. Ueferred futures were traded In lightly, but wers Influenced somewhat by the ad vance In July. Cash business was not so good as recently and country offerings were small. Cash stuff was selling E'usc under July prices. Wheat ruled steady. It was strongest early on higher Paris cables and showers southwest. Traders Bald the wet weather was Interfering with harvesting and for this reason would sell little. The absence of any heavy trading worVed against prices and. although July corn strength helped wheat somewhat, fluctuations wore very narrow. July opened unchanged to ic up at 72ra72'tc and sold to 72c Light selling caused a dip to 71T4i 78c and July closed steady and a shade lower at Tl& 72Mbc. The chief bearish Influence at pres ent appears to be the scattered first ar rivals of new wheat here and In the south western markets, although good premiums re reported on sales of new wheat. IcaJ receipts were 48 cars, 18 of contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth reported SS cars, making a total for the three points of 148 cars, against 150 laat week and 437 a year ago. The worlds available supply de creased 4,461,000 bushels. Primary receipts were 279,000 bushels, against 486,000 buaheW Inst week. Seaboard clearances In wheat end flour equaled 142,000 bushels. The sea board reported 31 loads taken for export. OaU were dull but steady, fluctuating within a range of only c. There was not much stuff offered, although receipts wers liberal at 226 cars. Trade paid more at tention to corn. July early sold at 89c, dipped to 86c and closed a shade lower end steady at 29Hc The provision trade was almost nil. Hors were easy at the yards, and after a little early support prices In the pit slid back slightly. July pork sold at $17.86 and closed 7Vo down at $17.56, July lard cloaed 5c down at $10.15 and July ribs 2Vc lowor at $10.40. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 0 cars; corn, 175 cars; oats, 110 cars; hogs, W.000 head. The leading futures ranged aa follows: Artlcles. Open.l High. Low. Closs.l Tes'y. Wheat I I I I July , Sept. Dec. Sept. Dec. Oats a July b July SBept. Sept. t Dec. Sept trd July Sept. Dept. 2araAi 72HI71W727272H 71 70Vl'4'il14iS 70V" V 71 7M4f TO :72V 724 I15 74 59 64H 74 69 44 64H 58S i44He W4 !584i 444! H $7 7Hl S74 294I394&S 284 284 8941 89H 284 2H:284'9,H son H 4 ' SOH 4 17 824 17 75 10 JO 10 20 10 37H 10 274 so4iw?n $04 130 17 8241 17 83 10 so 10 274 10 45 10 to 17 EH 17 74! 17 B5 17 70 10 15. 17 7ft 10 20 10 26 10 40 10 30 10 16 10 20 10 40 10 224 10 40 10 224! 10 2241 No. 1. a Old. - b New. Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR Market steady: winter pat Ants, ttTO3.90; straights, $lSnb3.70; clears, $3.10fn.60; spring specials, $4.20; patents, USoiiJIO: straights. $3.00&3 30. WHEAT No. 3 spring, 71V7274c; No. t red, 7K4iT9c, OATS-No. I. 424fHo; No. S whits, sTVc; No. 3 white, 476840. - RYE No. 1. 5a0o. BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 6769c. SEED No. 1 flax. $1.56; No l'nnrthwest rn, $1.78; prime timothy, $6.15; clover, con rmrt. vrade. $8 86. PROVISIONS Mrts pork, per bbl., $17,624 017.75. Lard, per i ids., vio.124. enori rih. sides (loose). $10 3Wiin.l0: Dry salted shoulders (boxed). $8.6(W8.624. Bhort clear Sliles (boxed), shi.iwctiu.id. WHISKY Basle of high wines, $1.30. The following wars the receipts and ship rnvnts yemeruay; . Articles. Becelnts. Shipments Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu. Corn. bu. . Oats, bu. .. Rve. bu. ... IV 000 30.000 812.000 347.0110 3.000 , 14.000 169.0U0 167. 0i 172 000 38.000 Barley, bu. 3.000 On the Produce exchange today the but ter market was firm: creameries. 184i21Vc; dairies 174Q194C. Cheese, steady at lOtf 10c, Eggs, steady; fresh, 16c. HEW YORK GKKERAL MARKET. QastatloBS af ae Day CosBsaaidltlea. Various NEW YORK. June 17. FLOUR Re ceipts, 23.001 bbls.; exports, 8,120 bbls.; oulet but steady; ' winter etratKhts. U75186; winter patents. HOiMj't.lo; Minnesota patents, - $33U4.20; Min nesota bakers, J .a3 25; winter low grades. our, dull; fair to good, $S.fcX45: choice IVJ I Ml 1 V J , iv. . J MW". , MWlvt, lr to good, $3.20443.46; choice to fancy, $3.5u I. 70. CORNMEAIy Steady: yellow western, II. 80: city. $1.28; Brandy wine. $3 46(63.55. HYE Steady: No. $ western. 6c f. o. b. . . . ...... v . . . . . . ' a n 1 1 r mi..... . . . . afloat; state, 63i3o c t f., New York car BARLEY Nominal. WHEAT-Receipts, 18.926 bu.; spot, steady; No. 3 red, 7SSo elevator and 794iu 8040 I. o. 0. anoai; ro. 1 nortnern. uuiutb, vi f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 hard. Manitoba t4Ho f. o. b. afloat. Influenced at the start by higher cables, foreign buying, small northwest receipts and a squeeie of Jjly corn shorts at Chicago, wheat showed considerable activity and strength. It reacted on easier lalr cables and favora ble weather news, but later rallied again with corn and closed steady at a partial He net advance: Juiv, 7',c, closed st i8Sc September, 7W'?iT6 3-16c. closed at 76Hc COHN Receipts. 1(,0U bu. ; exporu, 7.(00 bu.; spot, dull; No. 3, 884c elevator and MHO I. o. b. afloat. Options quiet and steady here, but active Chicago over a scars of July shorts to manipulation. In the laat hour the local market turned firm tn sympathy ana eiosea vc net nigner; kiCiiHc. closed at 63 40; Deucmber closed' . OAT Receipts, 138.600 bu.; exports, 5.578 bu. ; spot, quiet; No. X, 4c; No. I, 464c; No. 2 white. 62c; No. 3 while, 614c; track, nixed western. 4&iM8c; track, whits west- rn. 60u6oc: track, whits, state. 6tdvooo. Options quiet but trlfU steadier, follow U ir 00 rn. . HAY Steady; shipping, 4ic; good to Molce. wutiwo. HIDES Steady: Galveston. 30 to 35 lbs Wo; California, U to 35 lbs., 19c; Texas dry, M to to lbs., 13c HOPS Finn: stats, prims to choice. 11 Xili ISua, 16tfl; Olds. 48Ci Pacldo coast, 1901 crop, WQ22c', isoO, 15&16c; olds, "c. LEATHER-fUeady; acid, 24625c. V( M ly yulet ; domestic fleece 2f"fTO9c. PROVISIONS Beef. Arm; family, $15 553 18 50; mess. $14 00; beef hams, W. aOvU 50; packet $l5.0i'( I5.6i; city extra India mess, zi.0ia S n0 Cut msts. steady; pickled bel lies, $10 2ofill 26; pickled shoulders. lAfrcit $.76; pickled hams, $11 NiyiZOn. Lard, easy; western steamed, $10.55; refined, quiet; continent, $10.75; South America, $11.60; compound. $8 26.60. Pork, steady; family, 19 6V&20 .no; short clear, $18.7621.25; mess, ig.atru 19.25. TALLOW-Easv; city ($2 per pkg.), Vsc; country (pkgs. freel, 814lSHc BICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 4Vj 6'c; Japanese, 44ti6c. BUTTkR Kecelpis, 19.7W pkgs.; firm; state dairy, IfVu'Zlc; state creamery. 19fc22c; Imitation creamery, 17020c; factory, 16Q l4c. CHERSB-necelpts. g.422 pkga : steady; fancy large, colored, 8ac; white, 94c; fancy small, new stats full cream, colored and white, 94c. KOG9 Receipts, 13,sfi pkgs.; firm; state and Pennsylvania, 17Vtfl!c; western can dled, KifrlTc. MOLA8HES Steady; New Orleans, 3fr41e. FOl'LTRY Alive, slow; broilers, 20-ir22c; turkeys, 12c; fowls, 12c. Dressed, quiet; broilers. 2j.;J4c; fowls, 12Hc; turkeys, 13c. M ETA 18 At London prices for tin de clined 1. presumably under speculative manipulation. Spot closed at 129 and fu tures at 124 Vm. The New York market was about mc lower, with spot closing at 1:3.30. Copper was also lower here by about hc A pale of 60,ls) pounds electrolytic, spot, was made under the rule at $12.20. Standard, spot to August, closed at $1 l.ftKir 12.(10; lake at $12 1244i 12.20, and casting at $12.0ufjl2 2. Lrtndon copper closed 2s 6d lower with spAt at 54 6s and futures at fis M. The production of copper for the month of May this year was the heav iest on record, being 1.6l tons larger than the last previous record month. There were produced during the month 25. IRS tons, against 29.232 tons In May a year ago. The r reduction for. .five months this year was 13.708 t one, against 110,993 tons for the same period last year. Lead ruled steady, but quiet and unchanged, at New York, standing at $4,124, while London held steady at yesterday's quotation of 116 6s. Spelter was 2s 5d lower at 18 15s, and lo cally nominally unchanged at $4,874. Iron ruled steady here at former rates. War rants continue nominal. No. 1 foundry northern was quoted at $21.00g'22.00; No. 1 foundry northern, $20.5u(f21.6fl; No. 1 foun dry southern, $.'O.50iL'1.50; No. 1 foundry southern soft, $20.&u4f21.&0. Foreign mar kets were practically unchanged. Glasgow closed at 45s 6d and Mlddlesborough at 49s 6d. UBIAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. i CondltloH of Trade and Qaotatlona on Staple and Fancy Prod ace. EGGS Including new No. 2 cases, 134c; cases returned, 13c. LIVE POULTRY Chickens. 94e; old roosters, according to age. 4i5c; turkeys, Sialic; ducks and geese, 7c; broilers, per lb., 18c. BUTTER Packing stock, 164c; choice dairy. In tubs, 18wl9c; separator 23c. FRESH CAUGHT FISH 'Trout. 9o! crapples, 10c, herring, to; pickerel, 9c; pike, 11c; perch, 6c; buffalo, dressed, 7c; sunllsh, 6c; bluetlns, 8c; ubUufl.Q. lie: catfish. 13c; black bass, 15c; naliout, lici salmon, lbc; haddock. 11c: codfish. 12c: red sripper. lOc: roe shad, each, 75c; shad roe, per i-ilr, $6c; spat stiaa, per 10., 10c; toDsiers, Doiiea, psr lb., 25c; lobsters, green, per lb., 23a. FIOEONS-Live, per aoi., 76C VEAL Choice, 64j8c CORN-6I40, i I OATS 48c. ' BRAN Per ton. $17. HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale Hay Dealers' association: Choice hay. No. UDland. .$8.60: No. 1 medium. $8: No. 1 coarse, $7.60. Rye straw, $6.60. These prices are lor nay cr gooa coior ana quality. xe mand fair. Receipts light. VEGETABLES. CAULIFLOWER Horns grown, per dox.. 76o. NEW CELERY Kalamazoo, 30c. POTATOES Northern. 75c; new potatoes. Der bu.. Kixu90c. UKfc.fc.iN OMU.NB-fer aox., accoraing 10 lie of bunches, lbifMc. AorAhAU u o Home grown, per ao., i CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per dos., 45c9 60C. LETTTJCE WaMiouse, per dos., ZOO. PARSLEY Per dos., SOfciSc. RADISHES Per dos.. 2uA26o. WAX BEANS Home irown, per market basket, 7toc; string beans, per 4-bu., 76c; per ou., ii.ou. UK,,ri rHjAP 1 er naii of. cuhi, io. RHUBARB Home grown, per lb., 14a. CABBAGE California, new, 2c. ONIONS New southern in sacks, per lb.. 2c. . . TOMATOES Texas, per 4-basket crats. JOci&l.OO. NAVx bis an b per DU.. i FRUITS. STRAWBERRIES Oregon, par 24 -qt case. $3.60ij'4.ou. CHERRIES California, per box. $1.60: Dome grown, per -qi. case, m.w.jo. uuutiEBKHHiicK-nr H-qL case, tusn, WATERMELONS 3&40c TROPICAL FRUITS. PINEAPPLES Florida, 30 to 34 count. $3. 60414. 00. BANANAS Per bunch, according; to slxe. $2.26j2.r5. ORANGES Valenclas. $4.75g.00; Medit erranean sweots. $4.00iq4.25. LEMON t fancy. io.ouait.6u; Aiessinas. HONEY Per 24-sectlon case, $2. 75$. 00. CIDER Nehawka, per bbl.. $3.2o: New York. $8.60. POPCORN Per lb., oc; sneiied, to. 12c: hard shell. Der lb.. llc: No. 3 soft shell, lOo; No. 3 hard shell, tc; Braxlla, per lb., 14c; filberts, per lb., lie: almonds, soft shell, 16c; hard shell, 15c; pecans, large, per to., 12c, small, loc; cocoanuu, per aca $3.60. hides jso. 1 green, smc; sso. i green. 64c; mo. 1 sauea, 14c; mo. z sal tea, 4c mo. 1 veai can, s to ids., bc: ino. 12c; sheep pelts, 76c; horse bides, $L60ny2.6u. OLU uiiiALD-A. u. Aipera quotes lbs following prices: Iron, country mixed, per ton, $10; iron, stove plate, per ton, $7.60; copper, per lb., 84c; brass. Heavy, per lb., 84c; brass, light, per lb., 60; lead, per lb.. 4c; sine, per 10., c, ruuuer, psr so. Liverpool Grain and Provisions. I.IVPRPnnT. Tuna IT WHUIT Onn No. 1 northern, spring, firm, 6s Id; No. i California, stocks exhausted; futures, dull; juiy, ts juxo, oepiemoer, s 14a. CORN spot, steady ; American mixed. new, 6a 9d; American mixed, old 6a 9d. futures, quiet; September. 6s I4d: October. 6s Id. PEAS Canadian, steady at 6a 9d. FLOUK St. Louis fancy winter, firm at 8s. HOPS At London (Pacific coast), fli-m at 4 152i5 6s. PHOVl&iONS Beer, dull; extra India mesa, 9sa 9d. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16 lbs., nr.n at ua. uacon. nrm: cumber land cut, 26 to 30 lbs., firm at 65s: short rlba, 16 to 24 lbs., 65s 6d; long clear middles, light. 28 to 84 lbs., 65s; iong clear mld- I . , .. V. ...... .. ti. . AI II. m a. CE- ,1 . UlC., llT-a.f. wv .v w I ' " . , 111 11, .vi w mi, short clear backs, 16 to 2u lbs., 66s 6d; clear bellies. IV to IB I us., nrm at 64s 6d. Shoul ders, sqjare, 11 to 13 lbs., firm at 42: Lard, American retlned, in palls, steady, 62a; prime western, in tierces, firm at Pork, steady; prime mess, western. 76a. CHEESE Steady , American, finest white, old, 65a; American, finest white, new. 60s; American, nnest colored, old, no stock; American, finest colored, new, 61s. TALLOW Prime city, steady. I9s 4d: Australian, in iunuun, uuii. ets u. BL'1'1 Ett Nominal. Receipts of wheat durlnc the last three days wers 382,000 centals. Including 28,009 American. Receipts of American corn durlnsr the last inree oays were iuu centals. LIVERPOOL. June 17. The Corn ex change here will be closed June 26 and 27 and probably June zv in observance of the coronation festivities. Kansas City Grain and Provlsloaa. KANSAS CITY. June 17. WHEAT July, MVutfc: September. tc: cash. No. 3 hard. 7X((;o4e; No. 3. 6i4c; No. 2 red, 72c; No. 3, lie; rso. s spring, eve. CORN Juiv. L-K'jitii4c: Beotembar. BlT4: 52c; cash, No. 2 mixed, 61Vilti3c: No. white, 6tr64c; No. 3, 6Sc. OATS No. 3 white, 44ig45c. RYE No. 2. 46c. HAY-Cholce timothy. $12.00; choice pral rle, $9 Krio.(M. BUTTER-Creamery. 19c; dairy, fancy, 18o. EGOS Firm: new No. 3 white wood cases inciuaea, 114c, loss od, I cases re turned, 140. Receipts. Shipments Wheat, bu 89.600 48.000 lorn, du so.4-10 - 32.00 Oats, bu 20,000 21,000 Trit rnn t . . n . 1 1 uriip 1 t rv..n a - ....... w ..11.. ... ni.n 1 r.'uii, nrru. Cash, 80c; June, 80c; July, 74Hc; September. CORN Dull, strong. Cash. 834c; July 634c: September, 69Vc; December. 4oc. OATS Dull, steady. Cash. 444c; July, .7,.;,;. .1. ' oepiemoer. vc, O?tobr75.074!r dUU 'l"kiy- ,h- NEW YORK. June h.-Speclal cable and telegraphic communications to Bradstreet s" snow tns following changes In available supplies as compared with laat account: W neat I nlted States and Canada, east of Rocky mountains, decreased 1 il 111 h., Aloat and In Europe, decreased 1600 0u0 bu. Total supply decreased 4.461.000 bu. . Corn United ti tales and Canada, east of Rocky mountains, decreased 1. 218.000 bu. oats United States and I aimaa, east or Rocky mountains, decreased 2bi,u0 ou. Amons the more Important decreases re ported this week are those of 3jo,(M bu. at Manitoba storsge points, 361, ("0 bu. at Min neapolis private elevators, ,. ou. at bu Joseph. 6t.000 bu. at Depot Harbor and 6o.- OuO bu. at Newport News. ST. LOUIS. June 17.-WHEAT-HIher: No. 2 red cash, elevator, 77c; track, 78tf79c, Id; July. H4c; September, KWjc. OATS Steady: No. 2 cash. 444bH5c: track, 4wb-4.vc; July, 334c; September, vc; wo. t wnite, 4itc. RVE Steady at 68c. FLOUR Ju let. Red winter patents. $3.6013.70; extra fancy and straights, $3 30 Otf.w; ciear, w.wxa ... CORNMEAL Bteady, 13.16. SEED Timothy, steady; ordinary. $5.00; prime worth more. mkain oieaay ; sacxea, east tracg, nfoi $Wc. HA Y Dull. weak. Timothy. $11.00314.00: prairie, $7.0off13.50. vv hiok x rjteaay, i w. IRON COTTON T1ES-1.05. BAGGING Steady, 6!66Hc HEMP Twine. 9c. PROVISIONS Pork: Lower: lobbing. $18124 for new, $17,724 for old. Iird: Lower at $9,974. Dry salt meats: Steady; boxed lots, extra shorts and clear ribs, $10.75: short clear, $11.00. Bacon: Steady; boxed lots, extra shorts and clear ribs, n. bo; snort clear, in.it. METALS Lead: Lower at $3.96. Spelter: Strong at $4.60. i-ulli rv i wiaraei steaay; cmcaens, nc; nrlngs, 12ial3c; turkeys. 64c; ducks. 64c: geese, 4fi-44c BUTTER Market lower; creamery, 18 22c; dairy, 17ibl9c. euub steady at wc, loss orr Receipts. Ship. Flour . Wheat 9.U0O 6.000 48.0k) 60.000 80,0:i0 24.000 6o,0u0 36,000 Corn .. Oats .. Philadelphia Produce Market. PHILADELPHIA. June 17. BUTTER Fair demand: weatern creamery, extra. 22c: extra nearby prints, 23c. fcuuB-urm, good demand; rresn neamy, 174c, loss.-os; fresh western, 18c, loss off; fresh soutu western, 174c, loss off; fresh southern, 16c, loss off. CHEESE Steadv: New York full creams. prime small, 104c; New York full creams, fair to good, 9ij?10VtC. Minneapolis Wheat, Floor and Bran. I! AlMP A rl"IT TO T . 17 TOUCIT T1 754r&75Hc; September, t4c; on track, No. 1 nam, 4c; no. 1 northern, 7&hc; No. z norinern, lic. FlAJUR Firm: patents. $3.90i4.oo: second patents, $3.60i(ti8.70; first clears, $2.76; second clears, $2.20. BRAN In bulk, $13.0014.00. Milwaukee Grain Market. MILWAUKEE. June 17. WHEAT Mar ket firmer. Close: No. 1 northern, 77a.'774c; no. , t norinern, (owiec; juiy, u'Wi-Wi. x r f irmer; mo. 1, bHB4c. BARLEY Firm: No. 2. 71fa','lHc: samnle. 65iij70V4e. Peoria Market. PEORIA. 111.. June 17. CORN Firm: No. 8, 62c. OATS Higher: No. 2 white. 4S46c. billed through. WHIHKY-On the basis of $1.30 for fin ished goods. Dalnth Grain Market. DULUTH. June 17. WHEAT Cash. No. 1 hard, 764c: No. 2 northern, 73c; No. 1 northern, "ic; July, 744c; September, 70c. ' OATH September, 29c. KEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS. Animation Consplcaoos In Spots and Market (salts Active and Steady. NEW TORK. June 17. Yesterday's vol ume of activity In streaks was about main tained today and the degree of diversity of the trade was very similar. The move ment of prices was rather Irregular, tn spite of the striking gains by some of the stocks which led the market In point of ac tivity, a movement to- take profits in St. Paul sdded to the lrresrular annearanoe of the market, as the grain carrying railroads generally showed some conspicuous points or strength. The upward movement In the Readings was also pronounced and the dealings Tn that stock were on a very large scale, even alter allowing ror its enumeration as nait shares. The forces hack of these move ments were concentrated and their opera tions were not conspicuous outside of a few Stocks. It was not clear that the large buying movements in all cases were from Identical sources, but It was evident that the operations were In concert. The brokers who were buying Reading w-h ..ii... Ae a, nB..l wKHa 1 .. . . r 1 1 v 1 di. . u 1 r. .. . iv ,11. iu. absorption of Missouri Pacific seemed to come from other sources, said to be a pool which has operated In this stock for many months. Union Pacific maintained Its recent stable tendency and the Atchlsons were not so active as yesterday. Heverai minor stocxs among tne gran gers were active and strong, notably the 8t Joseoh A Grand Island stocks, under TTte combined Influence of the approach of the dividend period ana rumors or ab sorption by Union Pacific. There was great irregularity among the Industrials, but the most Important stocks n that department were heavy. There was active liquidation In sugar, owing to unfavorable opinion of the chances of Cu ban reciprocity in the senste. United States Steel stocks were o im pressed by yesterday's Injunction. Gen eral Electric was easily forced down 9 points on light selling. There was demand. on tne otner nana, tor presseo steel car, American car, snuff, bicycle preferred and New York dock, the last named rislna tiw; points. There was no news to explain the movements among the leaders, beyond the progress of a speculative campaign. The excitement In the corn market seem ingly did not affect the com carrying rail- roads, as 11 was not aasociaiea wiin paa D reports. The f&lllns- of showers In the cotton belt was learned with satisfaction and the strength of wheat In foreign mar kets, which was reflected here, was a fa vorable Influence on the price of securities. There was nothing In the news from the coal strike to account for Reading, though assertions were heard in Wall street that the collapse or tne strike was probably near at hand. There was no uneasiness apparent on the aDnroach for the time for the semi-annual settlement end the known requirements for several syndicate operations, including the fiayment of $8,000,000 for the Western Mary, and railroad at Baltimore this week. The market cloaed quite active and steady. The Dona maraei was irregular, loiai sales, par value, $2,245,000. United States 4s, old regisierea, aecunea ana me new 4S 4 per ceni on inv msi can. Ths following are th closing prloes on the Nsw York Stock exchange: Atchlsoa . IVSo. P.clBo 444 do ( ino. Kllwjr 17 Baltimore a O .1041 do pfd i . H Tuts Paclnc 4iS .1344 Toledo, BC L. A W. lti do pfd Caudlaa Psclfto... Canada Bo . wxi ao pra . V Union Ptclno .. 174 ..1064 Che. Oslo Chicago A Alton... 74 74 do pfd.. do pra Wabash .... do pfd WhMlInf A S7U 444 Chicago, lad. h do bio L. B Chlcaio E. Ill .110 do Id pid Wis. Contra! .... do pfd Adama Ex American Ex I'nltod Btatoa Ex u Chicago O. W... 4 do lot pia 17 12 114 luO f do Id nld Chlcita A N. W....1M C. R. I. r 1714 Chicago Tor. Tr IIV Walla-Fargo Ex. do pra... Anal. Copper C. C. C. A BC L.....106 Am.r. Car A T. 34 Colorado Bo... II1! do old 1 do lot p(d do id pfd . 74 Amor. Lin. Oil.. .44 do pfd .114 Amor. 8. A R... .20 do pfd Dot. A Huda 44 Del. L. A W Donw A H. O ... do pfd Erla do lot pfd do Id pfd Great Nor. pfd.... Hoiking ValUjr.... do pfd Illinois Central ... Iowa Central do Dfd Lako Erie A W... . 414tlAnac. Mining Co... .1114 . em Hrooairn K. T 14 Colo. Fuel A I 4 t4 Con. Oaa 2ilS 11 Coa. Tobacco pfd... Ill .181 . 4 . II .1M .. 414 . i nen. Electric 106 Mocking Coal .... inter. Paper do pfd , Inter. Power ..... Laclede Oaa National blorult. .. Xis .. n .. IS .. 4H do pfd U A N Manhattan L.. Mot. St. nr.. Mex. Central . ..117 I National Lead .. .. II ..111 .. 45 .. 40 ..lM'No. American ... ..Ill iPacllo Coast .... ..Mli PacISs Mall .. tfcH People's Gas .... ..lull .. 4T-? .. U-4, Nat. R of Mex it irreeaea B. car... Mlna. A SC L 1144l do pfd. Mo. Pacific ..lol Pullman P. Car.... ..IM M . K A T... do pfd N. J. Central.. N T. Central , Norfolk W.. do pfd Ontario A W., Pennsylvania Reading do let pfd.... da M pfd BC U A B. r. do let pfd..., do 14 pfd ... St. U Boutbw. de prd BC raid do pfd Ex-dlv. 1 Republic Steel .... !') do pfd 110 Sugar 1M Tenn. Coal A I.... UW Union Bag A P .. Siwl so pfd 13 iU. 8. Leather UOSl do pfd V. B. Rubber I4 do pfd T0 tl. g. Steel , to do pfd . . II .Western .Colon ... T94b Aswr. LocoawtlTe, M I so pfd s K. C. Boutbern... 11l se pfd , , Ul ... ll'ri ... 11 .. 13S ... ,.. 14V, ,.. lb ... eS ... ! ... H ... M ... nv ,.. lit. - Bank t'learlags. OMAHA. June 17. Rank clearings today $90k.s.'132; corresponding day laat year, fceftl.7ue.40: decrease. $72.a74.0H. ST. LOUIS,. June 17 Clearings, $7,620. 0:; balances. $ftx.677. Money steady at 4 ti6H per cent. New York exchange. JOc pre- ""ciNCINNATI. June 17. Clearings. $S.7J. 060; money, H4 per cent; New York ex change. tSa premium. CUICAOO, June 17.-CWartngs, $30.466,4 hnlanres H 4S 111 Tnarf rales M KU for sixty dsys and 14 xx on dema and. New York exchange, par bid HALTIMOKE. June 17 Clearings. $4,230,- 0P; balances. SM1.!(H. Money, $ per cent. NEW YORK. June 17. Clearings, IlM.Joi.- 4S9; balances $,73i,70. PHILADELPHIA. June 17. t learing-s. $22.21)1.163; balances, $2.1b,7a. Money, 4 v per ceni. New York Money Market. NEW YORK. June 17 MONEY On call. 2&S per cent; closed offered at ; prims mercantile paper, tViWR per cent. Dir.nunu cai. MAmiEi t irm, wiin actual business In bankers' bills at $4 B7H for demand and at $4 s.:a4.soA for sixty days; posted rates, $4.&6tf'4.oSto; commercial bills, 4 ?4VS". b icy en liar, uc; Mexican aoiiars, RONDB Oovernment. weak: state. strong; railroad, irregular. The closing quotations on Donas are as follows! V. K. rf. ts, reg. ,.1WVL. A N anl. 4s 1MV, . .l(iS Mex. Central 4s 14 do coupon ,. do la. reg do coupon .107 do ll nc I .107 Minn. A Bt. L. 4s.. .IK do new 4l. reg. .13fi M., K. A T. 4s... .lJSi do Is rT4 do coupon .. MS '4 ..10144, ..1I4 ..106 .. 4 ..101 ..100 s ..116 ..100 .. nv, .. 17 .. wt .. i ..1UW do old 4a, reg 1014. N. T. central Is.. do gen. Is N. J. C gen. Is.. No. Pacific s do Is N. A W. con. 4s.. do coupon . U0 .106 .106 .1034j do 6e, reg , do coupon Atchltnn gen. 4a. do adj. US B. A ). 4a , .li!V Heading gen. 4s.. do iws , do conr. 4s..., MV8t L A I M e. Is. ..107 Bt. U S F. 4s. St. L. Southw. Is. do Is 8. A. A A. P. 4s. So. Paclfle 4a Can. Bout hern Is ..lf Central of Oa. fn...l08 ao is ine im Ches. A O. 4a 10IV 'hliago A A. I'e... 15 So. Railway Is A Q. 4e... Mil Tex. A Pacific la. .HI1 St. P. g. 4S.U6S T., Bt. U A W. 4a.. 13 C. A N. W. con. 7s Ul.l'nlun Pacific 4s. IMS C, R. I. A P. 4a. ...112V do conv. 4s... ....107 lifts Ill" 7IH HIS 4s.. M 14 .... 47V, C C C A St L a 4s.. 101 Wsbaah Is Chicago Ter. 4s 40 do la .010. southern 4a.... 14 do deb. B. I) A R. O. 4a lOJVWeet Shore 4a... Erie prior lien 4a ... loo Wheal. A L. E. do general 4a TO Wla. Central 4a. P. W. A D. C. la.. .lll4, Con. Tobacco to. Hocking Val. 4Ha....llv4 London Stock Market. LONDON, June 17. 4 p. m. Closing: Console for money... MVi'New York Central. ...IIS do for account 16 h Norfolk A western... lit Anaconda 1! do pfd Ilii Atchison 13 Ontario A Western... IIV do pfd lO! Readme US Baltimore A Oh!o....l0-kl do lit pfd iii ra 4iS4 fd IS 4 iallway.... I7U aclfle 4H lanaaian racinc leoss do Id ptd.. Chenapeake ft Ohio.. 4 Southern Rail Chicago U. W SOU do pfd C. M. A St. P 177 Southern Pa Denver ft R. 0 41 Union Pacific 10744 do pfd It,u do pfd 0 Erie SIVaiUnlted Btatos Steel.. M44 do 1st pfd 10 do pfd do id Dfd 64 Wabaah II Illlnola Central 161 do pfd Loulirllle A Naah..l40U Bpanlah 4a M., K. ft T 17 Vi Rsnd , ftoH . 11H , 42 per do pfd 40 DeBeers BAR SILVER Quiet at 24 6-16d ounce. MONEY The rate of discount In the onen market for both short and three monLha' bills is 2 -164v per cent. New York Mlatagr daotatloms. NEW YORK. Juno 17. The following aro the closing prices on mining stocks: Adama Con . 15 . 46 ,. 10 . Vi .120 .100 .110 . 71 . I Little Chief .. Ontario Ophlr Phoenix Potoel .. II ..726 ..106 .. .. II .. ... 10 .. 40 . .100 Alice Breeca Brunswick Con ... Cometork Tunnel Con. Cat. A Vs.. Savage Sierra Nevada Small Hopes Standard Deadwood Terra.., Horn silver Iron Silver ,. LoadTllls Con Foreign Financial. LONDON. June 17. Gold premiums sre quoted: Buenos .Ay res, 132.80; Madrid, 36.70; Rome, 1.45. The amount of bullion taken into the Bank of England on balance today was 198.000. Money was plentiful and rates were easy today owing to govern ment disbursements. Discounts were weak on account of the Impression increasing that rates for loans for short loans will be higher In the future. Business on the Stock exchange opened with a hetter tone. The contradiction of the alarmist rumors regarding King Edward's health favored consols. Some business was transacted, though operators were generally lethargic and the public was apathetic. Home rails were fairly steady. Americans were ir regular on either side of parity and as the public did not support them they closed weak. Grand Trunks . hardened. Kaffirs were easier, but there was an In disposition to do business. In view of the carry-over of June 20. PARIS. June 17. Business on the bourse todav onened oulet. Omnibus company's shares receded owing to the town coun cillor's decision against the prolongation of the company's charter. Thomson-Hous- tons suffered sympatneticaiiy. mere were few transactions through the day. Toward the close rentes were In steady demand and Spanish 4s rallied. At the close there was a general Improvement. Rio tlntos were weak. DeBeers were weak, Kaffirs were neglected, but closed with a slightly better tone. The private rate of discount was 1 15-1. Three per cent rentes, lolf 72Hc for the account. Exchanges on Lon don, "2ff 19tyo for the account. Spanish 4S. II.W, RERUN. June 17. Transactions were re stricted on the bourse today. Internationals were maintained. Spanish 4s fluctuated on Paris advices. Canadian pacifies were firm. Locals were dull. The weekly state ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows the following changes: Cash in hand, Increase, .82O,0OO marks: treasury notes, lncreaae, 600.000 marks; other securi ties, increase, 11.620,000 marks; notes In cir culation, decrease, 18.740.000 marks. IAJNDON. June if. ine eioca exenange will not close on Saturday, June 21, until p. m. Condition of tbe Treasary. WASHINGTON. June 17. Today's state ment of the treasury balances In the gen eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption, shows: Available cash balances. $199,689,- 031; gold, $99,232,1(8. Cotton Market. NEW TORK. June 17. COTTON Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, 6lc; middling gulf, -16c. Sales, 610 bales. Fu tures closed, June, 8.80c; July, 8.49c; August, 8.20c; September, 7.83c: October, 7.81c No vember. 7.74c; December, 7.74c; January, 7.75c; February, 7.75o; March, 7.77c. ualvkutun, June 11. wirwn-Market steady at 9c. LIVERPOOL. June 17. COTTON Spot. fair demand; prices l-32d lower: American middling fair. 5 6-ltd; good middling, 61-16d; middling, 4 ln-lSd; low middling, ci-ti 00a orainary, Z3-2a; orainary, u-ua. lales. 10.000 bales. 2.000 for speculation and amort, and Included 8.900 American. Re ceipts, 1,000 bales. Including 900 American. sutures ODenea steaay ana ciosea auiei. American middling g. o. c. June, 4 48-64d'3 4 49-G4d, buyers; June and July, 4 47-64dj 4 4s-64d, buyers; July-August, 4 46-64drt 4 47-64d. sellers: August-September, 4 40-64d tj4 41-64d. buyers; Mepiemoer-ucioDer, 4 30-64d(o'4 Sl-S4d, sellers; October-November, 4 i-64d4 24-64d, sellers; November-December, 4 zl-C4d, sellers December-January. 4 20-64J. sellers; January-February, 4 18-64d 64 20-64d, sellers. ST. LOUIS, June 17. COTTON Quiet ; l-16c - lower. Middling, 9c; no sales. Re ceipts, 165 bales; shipments, 194 balea; stock, 23.Z49 bales. NEW ORLEANS, June 17. COTTON Steady and quiet; sales, 1,400 bales. Ordi nary, 7 11-16c; good ordinary. 8 3-16c; low midd'ing. 8U-16c; middling, 9Hc; good mid dling, 9Hc; middling fair, 9c. Receipts, 2.127 bales; stock, 103,764 bales. Futures steady. June, 9.73c, bid; July, 8 81ji82c; August, 8.3:'fl1! 33c; September, 7 SK4i7.96c; October, 7.6S(i7.70c; November, 7.6wp7.6oc; December, 7.b04j'7.6lc; January, i.tivi.uc , Oil and Roala. OIL CITY. June 17.-0 1 L Credit bal ances, $120; certificates, no bid; shipments, 18,718 bbls.; average, 90.3X1 bbls.; runs, 88. 693 bbls.; average. 73.3K8 bbls. SAVANNAH. June 17. OIL Turpentine, firm at 4o'c; rosin firm. Quote: A. B. C, D and E, $125; F, $135; O. $1.46; H. $1; I, $2.00: K, $2.60; M. $2.96; N, $3.40; WO, $3.46; WW. $3 85. NEW YORK, June 17.-OIL Cottonseed, weak; petroleum, steady; rosin, steady; strained common to good, $1.67Vi; turpen tine, nrm at 49((j60c. TOLEDO. June 17.-OIL North Lima, 88c; South 1.1 ma and Indiana, 83c. LIVERPOOL. June 17.-OIL Turpentine spirits strong at 40a. Cottonseed bull, re tined, spot, dull at 26s. LONDON. June 17. OIL Calcutta lin seed, spot, 52s 6d ; linseed, 30s 6d; petroleum spirits, 74d; turpentine spirits, eus d. roffee Market. NEW YORK. Juns 17.-COFFEE flpot. Rio. quiet; No. 7 Invoice, 6c. Mild, quiet: Cordova, SftllHc. The market opened steady, with prices 6 points higher snd for the balance of the day was stupidly dull, with fluctuations confined to a range of S points. Bulls and bears alike were content to rest on their oars in the ab sence of Important developments In foreign markets or special chanarea In the statis tical position of the staple. Market c'osed steady, with prices net ( points higher; total sales were 2.000 bags. Including Sep tember at 4. 8(7.4. Oc; October, 6c; December, 6. 10c; May, 6.60c. car Market. NEW YORK. June 17-8UOAR-Rsw. firm; fair refining, $c; centrifugal t teat, 3c. Molasses sugar. 2 V ; refined, steady. LONDON. Juns 17. SLOAR Beet. Juns. Is Id NEW ORLEANS. June 17. 8 1'G A R Mar ket atrong; open kettle. mjJl-lc; open kettle centrifugal. Sa3V: centrifugal, yel low. JVoHsc; seconds. iQt $-lC. Molasses, stsaly; centrifugal, to 14c 0MAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET Beef Stsnv Active and BtrongOowi and Eeiftra Ito&dr to Strong. HOGS OPENED STEADY TO FIVE LOWER Moderate Receipts of Slock Cattle and Market I nehaagtcd Sheep la Lib eral 'apply and Market Lower Mattoa Tea to Fifteen OK, SOUTH OMAHA, June 17. Recelnts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheen. Official Monday 3.076 4,1.9 3.6(1 Omclal lueaday 1.338 12,394 4,940 Two days this week. 6.414 Same dsys last week.... 6.164 Same week before (,62o Sams three weeks ago.. 4,063 Hams four weeks ago.... 6,762 Same days last year 3,841 xtECElPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE. The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at Soutn Omaha for me year to oats ana comparisons wiin last year: 1902. 1901. Inc. Dec. Cattle $48,168 82.717 26.461 Hogs L234.40C l,13.8"-9 97,647 Sheep 887,474 431, 49 104,016 The following table shows the average price of hogs sold on the South Omaha market the last several days, with com parisons with former years: Data. I 1902. 1901.1900.189S.1898.1897.189. May May May May May May May May May May May May May Juno Juns Juns 1... 20... 21... 23... 2k... 24. ..1 26... 26... 27... 7 121 111 7 u; 18.663 8.601 19.470 6.743 21,998 4.4ti3 16.410 1.916 12,607 1,263 11.118 7S6 6 10 $ 65 4 861 I 61 1 12 I 71 1 60 4 26 I 62 1 0 ; 6 os 41M860I01 16110163 $ 62 $ 01 6 1 6 01 1 66 4 13 101 i 47 6 04 l621 26t46 6204t6o4 17l40t04 4 6V66 4 18 $33 $601 I 1 601 4 2l 1 84 1 91 6 61 4151 1 4 OS 114 192 6 62 4 tt S 60 1 16 2 94 6 6 4 85 I 671 4 10 I si I 71 4 83 1 67 4 14 I 6 70 4 80 1 60 4 3i 1 40 t M 4 U 1 601 4 12 1 12 1 86 5 70 3 69403136114 6 72 4 83 4 10 1 32 2 87 6 70 4 91 I 68 I 11 1 96 6 71 4 94 8 6 4 01 I 01 6 75 496l67tb8lt0 i 78 t 02 1 60 I 17 1 31 1 06 6 10 8 11 I 92 8 29 1 H 684 1W183 1 27 2 93 1 91 t 00 1 86 I 24 2 91 6 89 4 92 1 7 1 31 1 5 Si 4 (W 3 64 3 71 103 6 81 4 86 1 66 1 79 1 29 686 4 89 3 64 8 77 3 32 1 98 4 9o 1 62 1 90 $ 22 8 10 6 83 1 63 1 93 3 18 1 1 08 I OS 7 06 HVs 0, 11, 1. 1. 3 I is 7 16 7 20 7 164a Juns 4.... Juno 6.... Juno I.... Juno 7.... Juno .... Juns (.... June 10... Juno 11... June 13... June 13... June 14... June 16... June 16... June 17... 7 life 7 1TW I 7 36 7 HI 7 361 I 7 247 'Indicates Sunday YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS. The following list shows the number of cors of feeders shipped to the country yes terday and their destination: Cars. R. Hamilton. Stanford, Neb. B. AM 1 J. O. Lansing. South Bend, Neb. R, I.... 1 Jones Bros., Evarets, S. D. R. 1 27 J. O. Frlxsell. Oakland, la. R. 1 1 A. P. Westburg, Madrid. Ia. Mil 1 O. H. Nlseley, Kent, la, Q 1 Doud A Kelfer, Peoria, 111. Q 2 The official number- of cars of stock brought In today by each road was: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H j., m. st Bi. l . y... . u .. Wabash 3 Mo. P. Ry 9 6.. U. P. system 28 18 14 C. N. W. Ry 7 20 11 F., E. l M. V. R. R, 17 62 .. 2 C.. Bt. P., M. A O. Ry 7 22 1 B. M. R. Ry 27 16 3 4 C. B. A Q. Ry 4 7 K. C. A St. J 2J 1 1 .. C, R. I. A P.. east.. 3 1 C, R. I. A P.. west.. 1 Illinois Central 3 1 .. .. Total receipts ....131 174 19 17 The disposition of the day's receipts was as follows, each buyer purchasing the num ber ot neaa inaicatea: Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing Co... 461 2,028 24 738 469 2,706 101 694 2.856 1,637 278 8,929 718 106 407 278 G. H. Hammond Coy.... Swift and Company .... Cudahy Packing Co. .. Armour A Co Omaha Pkg. Co., K. C. Cudahy Pkg. Co., K. C. Swift A Co.. K. C Swift A Co.. country.... Vansant A Co Carey A Benton Lobman A Co W. I. Stephen Hill A Huntxlnrer Livingstone A Bchaller.. H. L. Dennis A Co Hobblck Wolf A M .1. Bt. L. D. B. Co Other buyers 64 ... 80 e 2 6 38 9 16 184 6 1 344 80 301 Totals 3.308 12,334 3,634 CATTLE The run was talr and Included some very desirable beef steers. The bulk of the offerings consisted ot ordinary to fair butchers' stock, range cattle and Blockers and feeders. Beef steers made up a fair proportion of the supply and among the offerings were a numoer of loads 01 very decent steers. The Inquiry was lully equal to the supply and desiraole steers found ready sale at good, strong figures. Partly finished grades showed slight change in value. Urassy stuff. If common, moved rather siowiy. However, no special change In the general Trade was apparent. Cows and heifers. If good, were free sellers st good, strong prices and the decent graces wers picked up early. Grass cows and heifers, while selling to nil In, showed no special change as to value ex cept a tendency to lower prices on the in ferior grades. The movement was fairly brisk and a good clearance was made early. Bulla, stags, veals and odds and ends of all kinds were picked up to fill In at prac tically unchanged figures. Btockers and feeders. It choice In quality, were In steady request at recent quota tions. Coarse offerings are more or less a drag on the market and values are uncer tain, the trade dragging from day to day. Representative sales: EEEi STEERS. Me. At. Pr. No. At. Itr. 1 4 10 1141 1 M 1 IN) IU SI Ml 6 16 X 1020 I M II 1191 I SO 1 ,...1UJ 4 W M 1101 I M 1 lot 6 fa) II 13o4 1 00 1 DM I US II 1171 T 00 I UU1 I 0 44 llf, 1 00 1 1010 I 14 II 11M T 01 1 1144 I 40 It 1171 T IS l. 1041 I M M 111 t 1 I Ul IM 1 1171 1 to 10 HIT 4 Tl 1 1140 1 14 II Ill I 71 10 1124 T M 1 1140 I 04 II 1S31 T M II 141 I vl II 1:04 f II 14 1141 4 II 14 111 T II 17 1141 I II ,.1UT T J 4 1041 I M 14 U4I 1 10 U 1001 6 11 II 134 T II U 1111 I le IS 1471 1 l 1J 1061 I 10 STEERS AND HEIFERS. 1 4.1 4 M 10 1U64 4 a if 131 4 11 Ill I M STEERS AND STAOS. I 1111 I 11 COWS. 1 100 1 K) 1 171 M 1 Ill I 14 II 1021 I 14 4 117 I II 1 170 4 00 t If4 I M 1st 4 00 II 171 I 10 1 1030 4 M 1 14 I I ) 1 1144 4 00 I 10bl I IS II tJ 4 04 4 Ml I 71 I ISO 4 10 I IM I 11 171 4 10 1 Ill I 11 ' 167 4 11 1 134 I M 1 170 4 II I Ul IU 1 1144 4 M ( 134 I 00 IT 106T 4 34 4 1000 M 11 Ill 4 44 I IM I 00 I IM 4 M 1 140 I 00 1 1M4 4 10 1 104 t 00 11 1U34 4 M 4 100 8 00 II I3T 4 40 1 IM I 04 1 10M 4 44 t 104 I a I Ill 4 U 1 1141 I II 11 100 4 TO 1 IK IK II lull 4 TO 1 TM g II 1011 4 10 1 1064 I 16 t HO 4 K IIS. 101! I 1 4 44T I 00 II. 06 I 40 t 101 I 0 1 M IH 90 ....1101 I U I M4 M 1 1111 I 10 1 144 I 10 1211 I 1 141 It I Sol I II tl IM IN 1 1M4. I 16 II M IH 4 110 I tft 1 11M 71 1 10M I le 1 1011 I Tl I lu0 I 1 1 102 I 4 1 114 I II M II 4 Ill $ M 1 44 I M COWS AND HEIFERS. ft Ill I f Itwl 4 M HEIFERS. HO IN I Til 4 W 1 44 I It II 141 4 M I IM I II I su4 4 M 1 TM 4 M 14 421 4 M 1 114 4 1 1 IM I 04 $ M IB 1 Ul I 44 HULL. I IM I T 1 117 4 M 1 1 Jo IM 1 1170 4 M 4 Uol I M 1 143 4 M 1 1174 I U I Bt IM 1 1024 I at I. 1IM 4 M I lv0 I M 1 1364 4 I 1, 1424 I t 1 1M I U I 112 I to I IJoO 4 II t IM I 71 t 134 I 00 1 1141 4 M 1 171 I U t 147 M I lit I M 1 134 4 0 STAGS. M irt Vi BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 1 144 I 4 1 Ml 4 I 1 14 IS H 14 I 1 II 41 I I 724 4 1 714 I M I 4 M 11 Ml I M 1 710 4 M II l I M II T44 4 M II 714 I M 4 1 11 T71 I M 741 4 M 1 IV I K ft 74 4 M 1 1020 4 " II M I M 4 0 11 144 4 14 4 IU 4 10 CALVES. I too I Tl I IM I IW II IJD I 10 1 14- I 15 1 Jail 4 24 I m I 34 STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS. I M0 I 10 4 4,7 I 00 1 1041 I 71 1 4M I I 130 I Tl HOGS The receipts today were pretty liberal but hardly up to the usual Tuesday run of late. Conditions were rather against sellers, ss weak markets prevailed at other leading centers. The market opened slow, with a lower tendency all around, and while the right toppy grades were not so much off, the commonlsh loads were generally quoted around 6c lower than yesterday. Choice shipping lots and good butchers and heavyweights sold right close to steady and from that on down to 5c off on light and common packing grades. Good heavy and butcher hogs sold mostly front S7.25 to 7.3o; medium and heavy mixed, I7.2iij7.30, and lighter grades on down. There was slight change in the market throughout trie day. Represents, live sales: No. At. Sh. Tr. No, At. h. Pr. 104 101 ... Ill II Kt 10 1 214 Tl 102 M IH M 134 2"0 T i:'i 71 182 ... 7 M 221 M 7 IXS II 171 ... I 00 II 230 M 7 2JV 14 Ul ... 1 04 b 144 ... 1 U' II 10 IN IN II 121 40 T 13s II Ill ... T01H 47 140 i0 7 26 7 HI 10 T 10 Tl 146 ... 7 11 II 114 IM 7 II Tl 131 ISO 7 25 II IM I 10 II 131 120 116 M Ill M T lit. II 130 HI 1 M 71 101 14 7 II Tl 131 14 7 H 14 IU 40 7 16 70 Itl ... t 26 14 104 ... T II 76 127 110 7 16 4 101 SO T IS 61 147 M IX It 2:1 M 7 II 17 131 SO 7 M II l"4 144 T 16 II 1:4 120 1 St Tl Ill ... T 16 Tl 120 ... 1 I 10 106 110 T 16 TO 236 10 t 16 14 Ill M 7 16 II 134 244 T 26 1 IM 120 1 16 It 144 10 1 16 ll 140 7 II 16 Ill 40 7 21 77 i4 10 T 16 41 262 ... 7 26 1 21 120 t 16 II 231 120 I 26 M Ill 440 T 16 14 227 10 T 16 IM K I II (6 121 110 T 16 T6 ill 10 7 16 74 221 240 T 26 1 215 10 T 17V, 71 Ill 120 T 16 17 Ml 0 1 17Vt II 240 240 7 16 71 tot ISO 7 174i 64 231 10 7 26 1 12T 40 1 17V, 44 140 ... T 16 ill IM 7 US, Tl 141 110 T 26 I 121 240 1 17V, 64 256 120 T 15 44 214 120 7 17 V, 16 241 W 7 27V, 0 201 120 T 17V, U 2.SI 144 7 17 V, II ..!( 140 7 17V, 67 2M 140 7 17 V, 71.. ...... 211 130 7 17V, Tl 231 HO 7 I7V, Tl 201 H0 T 17V, SO 141 10 7 17V, 1 216 100 7 29 11 131 10 7 171, 1 2(7 10 7 20 42 135 110 1 17 V, 15 lul 40 7 to 44 247 ... t tu 14 216 10 T 0 7 141 900 T 10 220 10 7 20 60 141 10 7 10 1 221 ... 7 20 6T IM ... 7 10 46 211 80 T 10 46 240 IRO 7 10 1 23 100 7 10 61 131 M 7 SO J o ... 1 20 62 256 ... 7 10 . 231 10 7 0 Tl 241 ... T M 131 120 1 20 64 271 ... T 10 221 120 7 10 61 244 ... 7 10 7 til 40 7 10 II 140 60 7 10 7 116 40 7 ID 61 171 IM 7 10 f 4 0 7 10 144 100 7 W 70 12 ... 7 10 0 If.1 10 110 22 1 40 7 10 44 lot 40 7 M 71 121 10 T 10 61 140 10 7 10 120 ... 7 10 5 K.0 ... 7 I1U, 117 ... f an M HI ... 1 till I 0 7 10 M 141 ... 7 12Vi "4 127 110 7 20 Tl 164 100 7 Uu. 41. "1 120 7 10 0 1IT ... 7 31 V, 9 236 90 T 20 M 141 M 7 12 u. 17 IV 40 T M 41.. .Ill 40 7 2 211 M 7 10 TO 171 IM 7 IS M 124 SO 7 10 an j. v.. J" HI HO 7 20 II Ml 100 7 15 H 4 SO 7 10 1 51 176 M 7 15 14 soa sa in f al . fan e '4 100 7 10 M 14 IM 116 7 11 40 7 20 M 141 ... 7 16 HI ... 7 10 44 144 ... 7 18 fj 1 10 7 20 2 Ml ... 7 16 ' 124 140 7 10 1 147 110 7 15 " "4 DIM II 171 110 7 ni 110 40 7 10 66 164 ... 7 40 J7 2I 10 7 10 64 2M ... 7 40 JJ 2 110 7 10 16 176 ... 7 4 I. J" 7 12t M 101 . 7 40 Ul 10 7 12V, 20 211 ... 7 49 J 40 7 13',, 64 11 ... 7 40 I2 200 12V, 66 101 ... 7 M I 26 7 12V, 0 Ml ... 7 40 - M 7 12V, 61 2M ... 7 40 "I 120 7 12 41 IM 140 7 44 8HEEP-8upplies were liberal eonslder lng the limited demand and values today on mutton grades dropped 10 15c. Idaho wethers sold at 24.70 today, against 14.90 yesterday, and other lots sold proportion ally lower. The demand seems fair at the prices, but trade was necessarily slow, as buyers claim values are very high here as compared with other markets, and sellers take a different view. Quotations for clipped stock: Good to choice wethers, M.50g4.80; fair to good, $4.30 &4.G0; good to choice ewes, 34.254.60: fair to good, $3. 769-4.25; good to choice lambs, 25.00 i6.60;. fair to good, 34-504.75. Wooled stock sells about 2660c above clipped stock, Representative sales mo. 15 bucks 6 stags 123 old ewes 43 native ewes 448 yearlings 530 grass wethers 24 native wethers 19 native lambs.. 891 grass wethers 207 grass yearlings Av. Pr. .... 114 3 00 .... 116 3 50 .... 104 3 75 .... 104 4 00 .... 84 4 60 .... 106 4 70 .... 123 6 00 .... 61 6 00 .... 97 4 30 .... 90 4 80 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Cattle Slow and Stesvdy Hogrs Steady and Lower Sheep Steady. CHICAQO. June 17. CATTLE Receipts, 4,500 head. Including 1.200 head of Texans; market slow, steady. Qood to prime steers, nominal, !7.60jjS.Oo; poor to medium, $&.00$ ..40: stockers and feeders, $2. 506. 25; cows, 31.44Hi6.a0; heifers, $2 25(g4j.26; canners, 11.40 42.40; bulls, 32.5066.60; calves, 32.oOg6.00; Texas steers, 34.0iKg6.20. HOOS Receipts, 24,000 head; estimated tomorrow, 35,000 head. Market steady to to lower. Mixed and butchers, I7.0txri7.40; good to choice heavy, $7.Si(7.62'i; rough heavy, 37.10W7 .80; light, 3o.9otjj7.26; bulk of sales. 17. 107. 35. . SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 12.000 liead. Hheep, steady; iambs, choice, higher; good to choice wethers, $4.76rj6.00; fair to choice, mixed. 34.0Otg4.75; western sheen, clipped, I4.604j4.96; native lambs, clipped, western laaiDI, SO.DUta'l.lD. Official yesterday: Receipts. Bhlp. ....20.946 2.948 ....44.370 1,032 ....16,646 1.409 Cattle .... Hogs Bheep , Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITT, June 17. CATTLE Re ceipts, 3,900 natives, 1,360 Texans, 875 calves; corn-fed cattle and stocke' and feeders, steady to higher;' grassers, alow and weak: Suarantlne stock, slow; choice export and ressed beef steers, 17.25(7.46; fair to good, 14.507.20; stockers and feeders, $3. 865.00: western fed steers. I4.00-if6.60; Texas and Indian steers, 32.00074.36; Texas cows, 12.36 h3.20; native cows. 21 75iS 25; native heifers. 3 006.75; canners, l.boti3.00; bulls, 32.80 6 26; cslves. 33 1005.40. HOGS Receipts, 9,800 head. Market opened steady to 5c lower; closed 6tfl0c lower; top. 17.60; bulk of ssles, 7.2Bi7 66; hesvy. r7.4frrY7.eO; mixed packers. 37.30037.66; light. 6 86ti7.35; Yorkers, I7.25&7.36; ps, 36 6074 H5. BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,7 hesd. Market stesdy to lower; nstlve lambs, 34.807.00; western lambs. I8.00fi 30; native wethers. I4.904i5.25; western weth ers. 33.8CKH5.40; fed ewes. $4SWj5SO; Texas clipped yearlinga, 36.0u&&46: Texas clipped sheep, 34.00tfj4.90; bulls. 32.3031.00. New York LIT Stock Market. NEW YORK. June 17 CATTLE Re ceipts. 67 head; no sales reported. Dressed beef, steady; city dressed native sides, Vo 114c per lb. Cables quoted beef at llvc per lb., dressed. Exports today: Reef, es timated, 810 head. 1.022 head of sheep and ,9J0 quarters of beef. Calves Receipts, all for the market and mainly late arrivals, were 265 head. The market was about stesdy. A few veals sold st 6.0037.90 per 100 lbs.; city dressed veala, general sales, 9j llo per lb. HOGS Receipts, 2,249 hesd; 220 head on sale. Market weak. A bunch of state hogs sold at 17.60 per 100 lbs. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4.113 head. Bheep weak; lambs more active and slightly stronger. About six cars of stock unsold. Bheep sold at 33.0u6V4.?5 per 100 lbs.; yearlings, 34 7V(7'5.00; lambs. f 4 00fb4 75. Dressed muttons, general sales, ftr4 per lb.; dressed lambs, general sales. 1 014 12c. St. Loals Live Slock Market. BT. LOUIS. June 17 CATTLE Receipts. 6.100 head, including 4,000 Texans. Market steady to stronger for best grades; others lower; native shipping snd export steers, 36 fruS. 00; dressed beef snd butchers' steers, $4.9u&7.; steers under 1.000 hs., 34.Sf.4l.4A; stockers snd feeders. S3 46fl4 : cows and heifers. S2.25fl4S.00; canners. 31 75W2 85; bulls, S3 3K&4.00; calves. S4.60i2S; Texas and In dian steers, fed, 34 fii.20; grassers, 33 20 64 00: rows and heifers. $2.70.i4OJ. HOGS Receipts. S.S00 head Market steadv: pigs and lights, 37 0ki7.2O; packers, 37. 106 7.. 75: butrhers. 37 5oi7.6S. BHEEP AND LAM US Receipts. 6 OrO head. Market steady for sheen. ?Sc higher for lambs; native muttons, 14 0ii4 50; lambs, 14. 10H7'7 00 ; culls and bucks. 32 000 4 00; Block ers S2.0O4J2.5O. St. Joseph LIts Stock Market. BT. JOPEPH, June 17. -CATTLE Te relpts. 2900 head. Market steadv; natives. SVOtxfi" 76; cows and hetfera. 11 IWielOi: vesls, 3b"i6 76: stockers and feeders 32. 254? 5 26 HfxlU ReceipU. 9.800 head. Market steady: light snd light mixed, tl qT V: medium and heavy, I7.16&7.67V,; pigs, 34 00 to in BHEEP AND LAMB8-Jlecelpts, 1.40) head: best steady; others, iyso loweri top spring lambs, 17.26. Ions. City I.Ito Stork Market. FIOVX CITY. Ia.. June 17. (Special Tel. egram.) CATTLE P.eeelpts. hdu; market steady; beeves, So.iiiii 7 3i: cows, bulls and mixed. 32.6041 5.60; stockers and feeders. e I fcilA A 51 - v.arlln.a a n .1 ..I.... 11 i ... HOGS Receipts, 6,000: steady at i.ta.'i 7.So; bulk. S7.Um7.20. BHh.h.1' in demand. Stock la Sight. The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal markets for June 17: Cattle. Hogs Bheep. 4.9 12.0.10 6.700 6.'m 2.4O0 South Omaha Chicago Kansas City . St. Louis Bt. Joseph ... Totals .... 3.X 12.:tM 24.i0 t.fxn 6.2.V) 5.100 2.94) 9.0 6.3'iO 9.8.10 21.088 61.294 32,030 Evaporated Apples and Dried Frallsv NEW YORK, June 17. EVAPORATED APPLES The market continues un changed. There Is a demand for October end November deliveries at 6c for prime, with holders Inclined to look for 6Vitic; spots are quoted as follows: Common to food, 7iu94c; prime, loc; choice, lOVfIO-Sc; ancv, 11c. CALIFORNIA DRIED FRI'ITS-Prunes are steady, chiefly on export takings. Snlea are also reported for the Interior, but do mestic demand generally Is light. Trices range from 8c to 6Vic for all grades. Apricots are In fair request at unchanged prices, ranging from liv.(fil4c In boxes to l0Vs12c In bags. Peeled peaches are quoted at from 12c to 16c; unpeeled, 'i10Vic. Wool Market. 8T. LOflS. June 17.-WOOL-teady. Medium grades and combing. l.V(ii;c; light fine, 12al.i'4;c; heavy fine, loyi3c; tub washed. 15.'u24i)C. LONDON, June 17.-VOOL-The arrivals of wools for the fourth series of auction sales closed today with the following storks: New South Wales, 6S.248 bales; Queensland. 7,233 bales; Victoria, 65.667 bales; Taamanin, 11,742 hales; South Aus tralia. 11.671 bales: West Australia. 610 bales; New Zealand, 121,2x3 bales; Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 24.279 bales. There were forwarded direct to spinners. 17.600 bales of Cape of Good Hope and Natal and 64,600 bales of Australasian. Dry Goods Market. NEW TORK. June 17. DRY OOODS The spot demand In the market has-been on a quiet scale throughout, with only a moderate supply of mall orders reported, thus showing no change In the disposition of buyers. Brown sheetings and drills In active, at previous prices. Bleached cot tons unchanged. Coarse colored cottons were steady but quiet. Ginghams quiet but Arm. Print cloths dull at previous prices. Piece silks and ribbons firm, with moderate business stocks decreasing. MANCHESTER, June 17. DRY GOOD8 Clotha and yarns dull. HAVOC WROUGHT BY -IREBUQ Loss of $20,000 Rntalled to Baetnese CSaaceas la Lawrence, Neb., by Incendiary Blase. LAWRENCE, Neb., Juns 17. (Special Telegram.) A fire of Incendiary origin threatened the business portion of this place at 10 o'clock last night. By bard work on ths part of clttrens the Br was confined to three buildings. Tbe blaze started tn A. F. Fuehrlng's sa loon. Tbe building and stock were totally destroyed, but were Insured for 32.000. Dil ator's hardware store was next to go. Ths building was burned and about 60 per cent of tbe stock destroyed, with no Insurance. The following buildings and stock sre a complete Inas; A. F. Fuehrlng, saloon, building and stock, estimated loss, 32,500; Insurance, tl, 600. H. GUsdorf A Co., hardware, building, two-story, printing and doctor's office tn rear end, together with entire contents, estimated loss, $12,000; Insurance, $3,700. D. Livingston, printing outfit, loss, $800; Insurance, $400. Dr. J. E. Barrett, books and drugs, loss, $1,200; Insurance, $600. John. Hovekg partial loss on general stock $300. Child Killed by Horse Kick. DAKOTA CITY, Neb . Juns 17. (Special.) The S-year-old son of Mr. and Mia. Wil liam C. Learner died yesterday at Samar itan hospital yesterday at Sioux City, ss ths result ot a peculiar accident, which befell him Monday night of laat week. Mr. Learner, wife snd child, were returning to their home from church In Homer, when the horse they wers driving kicked, strik ing the boy who was sitting on his mother's lap, on the nose and forehead. Ths child was at once taken to the hospital, but suc cumbed to bis hurts. Concluding- Mother Case. 6EWARD, Neb., June 17. (Special.) In tbe district court the case of ths Bank of Staplehurst and others against C. W. Mosher and others Is Hearing conclusion. This case has been on trial to ths Jury since May 23. THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on file Tuesday, June 17: Warranty Deeds. Ella Robinson snd husband to Alice A. McClalr. south 65 feet lots 6 to 8, block 2, Pleasant Hill $ (00 Scott Durn and wife to Peter Mitchell, north 10 feet lot 7. block 121, South Omaha SOO Unit Claim Deeds. V. L. Beed to Aetna Trust company, lot 4, block 72; lots 4 and 6. block 92, and other property In Florence.. 1 C. P. Davis to Amanda Davis, lot 10, block 121, South Omaha 1 Deeds. City of Florence to Aetna Trust com pany, lot 8, block 148: lot 14, block 149; lot 12, block 160, Florence 48 Sheriff to Anthony Loan and Trust company, ne lot , diock i, d. tu. Rogers' add Total amount of transfers JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS Of OMAHA. MACHINERY AND FOUNDRY. Darls & GoweIII Irsa Works. liAjrur AC-ryajr," s a kv jwi Or saaY.janavses. amxxKAL RsrrAinma a mcnxvr HON AMD BSVAM FOUKDstM. tMle 2S4M3 ss6 taa busies ss gsasks, ill, Tea. shssj. SJ. tVaaftskM, Aireac. I. 3k Otw0 fRAUE GO. Maattiacearers sad MsaMgd Steam and Water Supplies v Of All Kinds. 114 aad ISIS DV3IAS ST, . . . 1 ELECTRICAL SUmiES. A estern Electrical vv Company Electrical Supplier KsckrU Wiring all IXjettM, O. W. JOHNSTON. Mgr. U16 UlVWl , -- 1 -1 AWNINGS AND TENTS. Omaha Tent and Awning Co., Oasasua, Hob. Mannfaotarar of Tents snd Caovas Goods. Bnd for CUlttAa MttaalMr S