THE OMAHA DAILY 1JEE: Fill DAY, JUNE 20, 1002.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
VUJlJlUJVVlilt liuv lliUlilVWli
Crn Dropi Into the Background nd Wheat I
Begaiiis the Lead.
HOG PRODUCTS SHOW MARKED STRENGTH
."revisions Active and Close Fifteen
Cants Advanced, While Cora Fnlls
Off, bat Wheat and Oat
Bklt Vp.
tlosed luc nigner. .t . I
1 1 .1 juii imirnr rn I v Rirnnr inriiiiatii- i .
row In progres.. reported much moisture
Jn the yield, and that a considerable quan-
I"y' VI' J l"'.. '7h.
N'hl. talk alarmed the shorts, who began I
ta cover and started an upturn, and atop-
ffic. dipped to Twief&o and then steadily
i,ouhterPto WcT"tIio advance checked
the shipping demand to some extent, hold-
' r..Jt- 1 1 . xj. -4 k. .i,.n,ih.
nlng Influence waa the report that ralna
were eipeciea in mucn 01 ine wnrm tuun-
try. Toward the close some of the long
wheat came out for profits and July dlppeS
a trifle. The close, however, was strong,
July V31c up at 73tc. Receipts, 27 cars, 2
contract; Minneapolis and Daluth reported
S47 rare, a total for the three points of 274,
against 179 laat week and 397 a year ago.
Primary receipts were 3K4.000 bushels, com-
board clearances equaled 868,000 bushela. I
The seaboard reported ZZ loads taken tor
export, Chicago sola loaas aireci is
France. I
After some fair early strength shown In I
com nit hv reason of a desire of a few I
h.lntd ahnrfa to rnver. this Dlt assumed I
something of a somnolent state. The feel-
lng was still tense and at times there were
little excited flurries. Prices at such times
fluctuated somewhat erratically. As the
day wore on, nowever, it Decame apparent i
that tne bull leaaers were leiung ine mar-
ket take care of Itseir. ome lair orrenngs
broke nrlces a. little, and in the end the
market waa some weaker, though as com
pared with yesterday the trade was very
plow. July was nniurany mo avuv. upiio...
September fluctuated only He. There "
ome selling by commission houses, but ln
general there was no pressure. The de
mand also was light. July sold between G6c
and 66c, covered differences of c several
times and closed easy, c down at Kc.
lierelnta. 187 cars. 16 contract. Private
elevators made 200,000 bushels of contract
today.
Oats were dull and worked over a range
f only c. Crop reports were anything
lit encouraging, receipts still showed a
t)Oor showing of contract stuff and the
.i." ..in i,,iu nn.nsj
un hanged at 39c and closed Hc up'at
S.V;i.in?ea V.fr. ?C-ii,CRii I
i7r7.s?r5. Receipts. 112 T cir.
provisions showed goo.1 strepo-th and fair I
activity. Hogs ware under the estimate
and commanded higher priceB. The cash
tiemand waa good, and although packers
were known to be manipulating prices It I
was said they bought mist of the stuff of-
r.roH hMt.ii.. thpv sold llhernllv of ruth I
stuff. . Stocks In Chicago are estimated at
J l.m tlure. Inrri.uu In lard and 2.1)00.1100 I
pounds increase in ribs. July pork sold at I
$17.80 and closed 15c up at $17.75; July lard
closed 12HCal5c up at $10.35, and July ribs
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 35
cars; corn. Zoo cars; oats, iwj cars; nogs,
S3.i00 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
,ArUcles. Open. High. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat
July
Hept
Dec.
Corn
July Sept. i
Dec.
Oats
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
b Dec.
Pork
July Sept.
Lard
July Sept
Bibs
July Sept
I
.72H
7m
71VSi
72H4J'14
71fi "i 714(!. 'i
73(&'2
5S4
72A
65
6Ni
36',i
39
2SH
3cH
17 70
72Tk(&'73i72Vi4jV4
65 65U
SSUffr'VillW
(iftO-Vsi
44' 44-'tH,
3S
39
17 70
3!H
2
MM
"Q I
ZSHw'i
sonjre'-'i
3Ha(&',
"-
30
17 75
17 95
10 S5
10 40
10 65
10 60
17 75
17 95
10 35
10 40
it oA I
;
17 77
17 82HI
10 27H
10 32V41
17 82Vj!
10 22U
10 27V4
10 27X
10 32V
10 R2H
10 B2H
10 62V4
10 47U
10
iu to
in aa
JU bi
No. . a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were ns follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents
$3.73
1.90: straights. $3.30a3.70; clears, $1.10(83.60
W3.60:
spring specials, w.zu;. patents, s,
. 503. 80;
traiKnTB. n.tv&.M.
WHEAT No. spring, 74Vi74c; No. t
Ted, 79i80c.
CORN No. I yenow, c.
OATS No. 2. 42Hf4Jc: no. 3 white. 47Hc:
Ha. 8 white, 47fM7?c .
KYK iso. z. bc. I
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, (78700.
BEBD No. 1 flax. 1.U&1. 55s No. 1 north-
estern. il. 7B prime iimotny. . i
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. $17.80 I
KTW. w. xira, per jw n.. tu.ow. oiiuri rius i
sides (loose), $10.47f?10.70. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). x.87yr9.00. Short clear
gioes tooxeaf, tn.jiwi ai.ao.
WHISKY Basis, of high wines, $1.30.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments yesterday;
Articles.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls.
Wheat bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu.
Rye, bu
Barley, bu
.... 11.000 14,010
.... 67,000 32.000
....199.0HO 108,010
....179,000
.... 1.0U0
.... 8,000
ni.uw
On the Produce exchange today the but- I
ter market was firm: creameries. 18a214ic: I
dairies, 17&liHc. Cheese, steady, l&tauilo.
Vs.. ac, . 7B VTT.
txg. firm; fresh, 15c.
HEW
YORK
GENERAL MARKET.
denotations of the Day oa Various!
....
Cenamedltlea.
ii?rTi;r vonv Tn. 14 ttt it'tj I
18.S34 bbls.; exports. $.2p9 bbls.; salus, 10.9u6
Ikgs.; market w as steadier and generally tc
iiitiner on spring patents; winter straignts,
H7i3.85; winter patentBt $4.twa4.10;
Minnesota patents, $3.9ikb4.16; Mln-
nesota bakers. $;t.3wu.25; winter low grade.
.s.ioj3f.- winter .extras i W.i34-. Kye
flour. duU; fair tp good. $3...: choice
to fancy. $S.t4M.ia Rye flour, -nil: fair
to good. $3.25toA46; choice to fancy, M.rii
lota.
RARLEY Nominal.
WHEAT Receipts. $1,800 bu
exports.
isi.'jfti iu. opoi. nrm; no. i rva. isc. eie-
vator, and 5o461c. f. o. b., afloat: No. 1
nortnern .uuiui", -, R-
elded strength appeared In wheat today.
On vigorous buing. attracted by a big
Paris upturn and too much rain In the
... . a.-z. CM A W.a 1..4... -.).a fc...
Hoot, auv: No. X. 4c. elevator, and' kc!
h n...t tn.tlona mere irre.i.Ur
X.'... -.v.. ... h,. n.r.K.
,.... 1.1. .,,n...
Cables were lower, receipts fair and crop
news rather bearish. The close waa yf
wc lower to Vc nix ner on uecemoer. July.
Siic, closed st 6.Sic; September, 631i9C3(.
u . t li..Amlue i : . 1 .'j 1 1 - j.l.ifeu.,4
atbor
OATS Receipts. 61.600 bu.: exports, $40
CHICAOO, "M--Corn. 'Vh"""VD,r'! MOLAPRRS-Bteady; New Orleans. KMHIc.
active for an "Inarjr .lay. drop ,e 1 bat a ,.uLl.TH Y-AHe, wnk; broilers, 20c; tur
Into second place IS-day n".J keys, 12c: fowls 12c. Dressed, easy; broil
wheat made " ' '""'"f rBnre needs WiZW; fowls. KKVW. turkeys. 1.1c.
.5ot.iT. ?-hi,o ,n d .HreeT to MBTALsC-Prlces for tin at New York
"lVZlC??A o .hi. Influence n connection w"r '"W". closing with spot at $28.25
?.r.i".?.nd.0n. L..hJl .rumi k Julv This decline whs largely duo to a
rLh.,1m.rtT t ia ,JS c J ly corn 1"lln' " London, that market being
j ? Ji .!3 ii. n. ul f un Influenced by liberal offerings from far
c osed tc down and July oats (J 4C up. markets l.onrirm rlnd with snot
Irovlsloiis were independently strong and J"8',! .m"rAV'...L 'PI .n. ?. -.J!2l
V .L . 1 it ti.1 .inrt iiaria ..i higher, closing with spot at .-3 11 and
out the y"YLnJ2. much f""urei at id 1 15s. K'ew York closed with
showed rapid dvanc.ea, pot being much B.anrinr(, t to AURll.t Bt m.HM. lake
3c h'sher, while .deferred futures el,ctro t",c Rnd cafl,lmr at ,n 95
BllUWtU UYOllir. Allele " " " I MU T Knn
X anrnrtYon. XVltnTienced Pwvloua quotation of M.UVfc London 1
lVlBr.n.LP r-malned at former quotations of 11 5s.
"""r "' .T J ... 1.1L If .15 .22 Fpelter ws unchanged all around, with
weather abroad waa ta ked of ant If e jdon Bt w 1&B an5 N(w Tork t'R
tradera were of the opinion that French latter price belna; more or less nom-
TL "ntiahela wkly to supply ln"'- iron rrlcea were unchanged at
llkt2:V!Z Th7? iSn.TL. yw. .heViea KPneral tone of market ateady. Warrants
that country . This 1 Influence J"" be, nominal; No. 1 foundry, northern, $21.0i3
by flrmneaa J IJverp Mblf Wet 22 N; f0unlpy ll0fthern. $20.60iff21.W;
weather her. , o had Jh" No. 1 foundry, southern. $20.BOff2i.BO; T'o. i
whe.trcinun ?rmsPaa. 'Vh'cuttTnS'';: illZ- rn.oth .Mmo
. IV.
IVIDVUri.T Dl..rlw, w.llA., K-. . . I
.? o.. . . j ,'".7..Tv-' "' 1 s d; American mixed, old. ts d; futures,
'oVif'fc 11 Wii Bri"yT !?"' hV; k Tqltt July, nominal; September, s l4d;
RYE Firm; No. 3 western. 8014c. f. o. b., X tob' - t.
afloat: state. 63i04c. c. L t.. New York car- UV,Z e. m
.milKw.r nno.. .ilv.nfWil . r.nt it.. I
bushel. Receipt, were moderate, crop neVs 0'8- hrVA.nk. u Tto ?!-h. M- rlSi
from France bullish, clearances fair and h!,.r 'clta r,b?,T 5!"'r iBhnl
shorts nervous. Cloalng prices were Pif bellies 14 to 16 1b... steady at 64a 6d Sho.il-
ik. r.mt hlnher Julv 78 18-lAa.T9Tic eloa.d dera. square, 11 to 13 lbs., firm at 42a 6d.
at IvCc- September Vntc ctosed at 1'rd- American refined, In palls, steady.
?XrW T?et,mber 7ht.78Vo closed at 78Vc 62s: Prlme western. n tierces, steady ai
''loV''r.JV.fK.' V.. . .Bic-- 51. d. Pork, steady: prime mess, western.
bu. Spot, steady; No. $, 4uc: No. 3, 4CVc; ,,Vih7r- No 1 'northern 77'78c
No. 8 white, fcv; No. 3 whfte. 51c. ln "J,hVrn July TSHc
track: Mixed western. 4i&4M-; while west- h'Z-eitia.lv No 1 &'n!?W;
fairly active and steady on light country
Onerlnga and covering.
II AY unlet; shipping, 601865a; good to
cliok-e. tVi96o.
HlLl-:8 8teudv; Galvestoa. 80 to $5 lbs.,
18c; California. Il to lbs., lc; lexaa dry,
4 to 30 lbs . 13c.
Hi IPS Firm: stste, prime to choice. 191
194i23c; 19U). 15fjlc: old. 6',Sc: Pacific
coast, ln crop, ltiQ22c; l'JOU, lay itc; oina,
tVjtJUC.
l.KATHER tlteadv : acid. 24025c.
Wooliteady; domestic fleece. !5(Bc.
PROVISIONS-Beef. firm; family. $15 63l
lt; nieea. lituw; beef hams, $2;.0ia22.i0;
ixr:
Ur,n Do.r-3U.28; pickled nhouklin. $ 609
l.7; pickled hum, U 1 2 mi. lnra, nrm:
western itrnmni. 110. tv'u 10.70: closed at
7fi': u!halAmricJ iuw';1'' mpmfnt
4i.Sifui.oo. 1'nrx nrm: lamur, iuwwci.w;
short clear, 1 7.W21.:: mess. IlS.SO'a 19.2a.
TALLOW Hteady ; rlty t2 Ir pkg.),
6Vjc; country (pkgs. free), 6'4T4
KHjh W'"ei: domestic, lair 10 extra,
Cf; Jnnnnesc, 44ifc.
HUTTKR Receipts. S.6M pkgs.! flrm:
Bttit. dairy, 1-ii21c; state creamery, liKyXJc;
imitation creamery, lifgflic; factory, ibVVT
IS'-.
CHEESE Receipts, 7.122 pkgs.; weak;
fancy larae. colored anil white. Mac! fancy
small, new elate full cream, colored and
wnite, vr.
KOG9 Receipts. pkgs.: flrm: state
and Pennsylvania. lc; weatern candled, V
,iii .nd here, while Iondon waa lfis
. -- . - . . - .
5 -,T" hB"""h -nSl'd at 4Td
dleBoorough unchanged at a ta.
OMAHA WHOLKSALB MARKETS.
Coalition of Trad and Qaotatloas on
EOGS-Includlng new No. 2 caaea, Moj
cases returned
LIVE POL LTKY- Chickens, 9Hc; old
roosters, according to ace. 4a-c: turlwva.
lUc; ducki and geeae. To; broilers, par lb..
, . . ,
m BUTTER Packing stock. lHc; choice
dairy Ir 1 tubs l8ljTc: separate. J2T23o.
FRESH CAUGHT H8H Trout, to;
crapplea, 10c; herring, c; pickerel, c; pike,
11c; perch. 6c; buffalo, dressed. 7c; aunflsh,
8c; blueflna, 8c: whlteflsh. lie: catfish, lie;
black bass, 18r; naliaut, llci aalmon, lfioj
haddock. 11c; cortftah, 12c; red sr-epper, lOcj
spilt shad, per lb., 10c; lobsters, boiled, per
id., zdc; lODaiera, green, pw in, o.
riui.unn uit, tr uvi., in,
nuivc,
CORN 6Hc.
OATS? 4Sc.
H RAN Per ton. $18.00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice hay. No.
l upland, 88.00; No. 1 medium, $7.60; No. 1
coarse, $7.00.- Rye straw, $5.50. These prices
are lor nay r.i gooa color ana quamy. ie
nana I air. xteceipia lignc
VEGETABLES.
CAULIFLOWER Home ar own. tier dor.
IOQ.
NEW CELERY Kalamatoo. 80c.
POTATOES Northern, 75c; new potatoes.
i;S
GREEN ONIONS Per dog., accordlna to
Size of bunches, lo&aOc
ASPARAGUS Home grown, cer dos.. 20
640c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per dog.. 45c
buc.
LETTUCE Hothouse. Ber flog., 25c.
PARSLEY Per dos., 30r:c.
RADISHES Per dos.. 2u4f26c.
WAX BEANS Home grown, per market
basket, 66ii'ifc; string beans, per market
baeket. 65ft.'7rc.
GREEN PKAS f-er half bf. basket 75a
RHUBARB Home grotrr.. per lb., ltto.
CABBAGE-Callfornla or home-grown,
new, ir. ......
ONIONH New California, In sacks, per
ID - , - . . . , .
TOMATOES Texa, per 4-basket crate.
80S5"'v; - . . .
NAVT BEANS-Per bu $2.
r RU1TS.
BTRAWBERRIE8 Oregon. per 24-qt
Case, 3.Wu4.00.
CHERRIKS-Californla, per box, $1.50;
nume iiniwn, per n-ai. case, ii.WQi.io.
GOOSEBERRIES Per 24-qt case. $2.00.
WATERMELONS 3540c
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES Florida. 30 to 36 count.
$4.00.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to
size, j.o((i..o.
ORANGES Valenclas, $4.75(55.00; Medit
errannan sweeta. 84.0WB4.25.
LEMONS Fancy. 85.0OS.5.50: Meaalnaa.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case. I2.75O3.00.
CIDER Nehawka, per bbL, $3.2; New
X ora, o.ini.
popcorn Per lb., 5c; shelled, 6c
N UTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, ner lh
12c: hard shell, net- It... 1 1 :A.n Nn 4 mntl
shell, 10c; No. 2 hard shell, Sc; Brazils, per
Ik 1jA. H1I...I. ... ik I'L. ..1
shell, 16c; hard shell, 15c; pecans, large, per
io.,- iic, smaii, cocoaauis, per sack.
$3.50.
HIDES No 1 a-reen. IUi- Nn rr.n
. ... . . . ! i. . j . v. .. .. r.r"
rail io. i sauea, ivic; ino. i sauea, btc
No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs.. 8c: No :
veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6cr dry hides, tdi
12c; sheep pelts. 75c; horse hides, $1.5o4i2.&u.
OLD METALS A. B. Alpern quotes the
louowing prices: iron, country mixed, per
ion, iron, siove piate, per ton, 87.50
copper, per lb., 8Vic; brass, heavy, per lb.
Vtv, oraas, iigni, per io.t oo; lead, per lb,
(Vac; sine, per lb., 2c; rubber, per lb.. c
Bt. Lonla Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. June 19. WHEAT Hlch.e
79c; July,' 71Vc;' September, flVic; No. i
CORN Lower: No. 8 csh. 61c: track.
ac; juiy, eic; eepternoer, 64c.
OATS Higher; No. 2 eaah, 44V4c; track,
ioc; juiy, mytc; BepiemDer, ic; jsa.
white. 484c
RYE Nominal at 66c.
t lxjuit Hteaav. tua winter Barents
t3.iKii3.70: extra fancy and atralahf tZHCHi
a.iu; clear, id.wgd.w.
CORNM EAL Steady at $3.15.
SEED Timothy, ateady at $5.00.
BRAN Quiet: sacked. 76ij7tc.
HAY Steadier. Timothy, $10.CO814.00
prairie, wvtmv.uo.
WHISKY-Bteady. $1.80.
IRON COTTON TIES-$1.0S,
BAGGING Steady, 64((Sc.
. 11 EMP Twine. 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork. hlsrher: lobhlnr.
nrw, tia.tv; oia. ni.ti. iara, nignor l
HMD. Dry salt meats, stronger; boxea lots
extra snorts ana Clear ribs, io Vj; nort
clear, $11.00. Bucon, stronger: ooxed lots.
extra shorts and clear ribs. $11.60: short
clear. $11.62'.
Mr. i alb- ieau, sicaay, opener,
Steady at at.oo.
POULTRY Steady; chickens. c: springs.
140l8c; turkeys, oc; ducks. 6c; geese,
44i4Hc.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 18Jf22c;
dairy, nwiw.
EGGS-Steady; 13c. loss off.
rieceipts. eninments.
S!our. J.'!'1?
,V " 1 vi in Srt'fwJ
- 'a ii'i-i.
Oals 85WQ l.(w
. " . .
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOU June 19-WHSAT-Spot.
nrm. No. j northern, spring, fis 1J; N. 1
California, no atock: futures, steady; July,
U n,,. eeptember, 6s lSd.
CORN bpot. quiet; American mixea, new.
FLOUR Bt. Louis fancy winter, firm At
HOPS At Ixndon (Paclflo coast), flrm
4 15s5 6s.
e, f . ,
" pkoVISIONS-
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; extra India
mess. los. Hums. shJrt cut. 14 to. 16
lbs., flrm at 56s. Bacon, firm; Cumber
land cut, 26 to 30 Ins., nrm at &6e V; short
ribs, 16 to 24 lbs., 60s 6d; long clear middles.
light. 28 to 34 ins.. Dos; long clear 111m-
I firm all I Si itl
CHEKSE-Kteady; American, finest white.
old, 6o; American, finest white, new,
I steady at 4s 6d; American, finest colored
I old. no sto4.k; American, finest colored,
new steady at frje.
TA LIX(V Prime city. . s 4d;
1 auii"iii ....... .
I UU 1 1 tit Nominal
I "
Mllwankee Grain Market
. t-ih-c- t.,.
WHEAT
No. 1
71ff71c;
amnl, 6ii.t'i6c
CORN July. 64c.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 1U.. June l.-CORN-Easler:
No. 3. 62c. V
OATS Easier; NO. I wnite, va, billed
throuen.
WIUSKY-$1S0 for finished goods.
Minneapolis Wheat Floor nd Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 19. vy H1AAT July,
I 7c; September. 70c; oa track. ts.V sard.
n i i.i.n iin nrm iiiiuitrn a i cii. v.uiilti nna
1 ana jaia
Ttfc; No. 1 northern, 76Vc; No. I northern,
74c.
FI.OUR First patents. $3.f8.n0: seconds,
$3.'uJ70; first clears. 12 75; seconds, $2.20.
BKAN In bulk, 8U.OU4U3.50.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Julr 19 WHEAT July.
6SV-; September, 677j'68c; cash. No. $ hard,
71u72c; No. 8, 7i"ff7iio; No. $ red, 72c; No. 8.
71'a7l4c; No. 1 sprlng( 71c
CORN July, &'c; September, tic; casn,
No. 3 mixed, 635Wc; No. i white, btygnaVic;
No. 8, titi't'flwc.
oaih ro. i wnite, etU4,c.
RY E No. t, Hie.
HAY Choice timothy, lll.7SffU.00; choice
prairie, $:t.iWi 10.00.
BUTTEIV Creamery, 19c; dairy, fancy,
l&r.
EGGS Firm; new. No. 2 white wood cass
ncluded, 14ViC doc, loss off; cases returned.
14c
Receipts. Shin.
Wheat 11 200 64.400
Corn 12,"0 IS 400
Oats 7,liO) 14a0
Phllndelphla r rod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 19. BUTTER
Firm, good demand. Extra western cream
ery, 22c; extra nearby prints. 23c.
EGGS Firm. He higher. Fresh nearby,
18c. loss off; freah western, 18Vkc loss off;
fresh southwestern, lHc, loss off; fresh
southern, 16c, loss off.
CHEESE Easier. New York full creams,
prime, small, lOVic; New York full creams,
fair to good. ',4Bioc.
Toledo Grain and Reed.
TOT.T5DO. June 19. WHEAT Active.
strong; cash, BOc; June, Xfic; July, 75Hc;
September, 7o4c.
CORN Dull, flrm; cash, 63c; July, 6314c;
September, 68e.
OATS-Dull, flrm; cash. 44c: July, 87c;
new, 3Pc: September, 2Hc; new. 81c.
SEED-Clover, dull, steady; cash, $5.02;
Ootober, $5.07.
Dnlntk Grain Market.
DTTLTTTH. June 19. WHEAT No. 1 hard.
77c; No. 8 northern, 74c; No. 1 northern,
76c; July, T&c; Beptemper, uftc
OATS (September, oc.
MEW YORK STOCKS AXD BONDS,
Recent Strength Breaks and Market
Thoagk Active la Weak.
NEW YORK. June 19. There was quite
an animated shaking out of speculative
accounts In today's stock market and a
sharp reaction from the recent prolonged
advance. It became evident soon after the
opening this morning that the real culmina
tion or. ine rise naa occurrea yeterany.
The leading speculative Interests in the
market apparently took advantage of the
stimulating Influence of yesterday's ex-
cuea rise in Illinois central to tane ineir
profits.
This morning there were some operations
that seemed to represent continued efforts
to advance the market by one or two of
the Imnortant sneculatlve rjarties whose
joint efforts have Induced the late rise.
.tsui tne support oi tne principal specula
tive interest was lacking and the profes
sional traders were able to detect sales to
take profits for that account. They needed
no other Invitation to turn aggressively to
tne bear side and tney sola tne list
throughout with great freedom.
Prices gave way readily and fell on an
average from 1 to 2 points below last
night's level. The bears were so precipi
tated In their Belling that they were obliged
to oia quite urgently lor biocks wnen tney
stantlal rallies. With the demand from
the shorts satisfied the market yielded
again and closed ddll and Irregular. The
whole movement was technical and was as
little affected by news of the day as the
previous advance had been.
i ne activity or tne Dears was eviaent in
the circulation of alarming rumors, after
ward denied. One of these was that J. P.
Morgan was seriously ill. Another was
that a fresh judicial decision has been
rendered against the United States Steel
bond Issue.
The earlier weakness was confined to the
Stocks which have been Hie fuvurlles dur
lng the bull campaign, but active selling
of United States Steel developed under the
Influence of these rumors ana carried that
stock down 1H below last night.
x ne jung-cuniinuea rise in hiocks nni
made the professionals alert for signs of
reaction, which was considered overdue.
The short selling from time to time has
encouraged the bulls to extend the advance
and force covering. A large portion of
this short account was forced out ln yes
terday's jump ln prices, adding to the
technical weakness of the market today.
The stirring: ot Interest bv outsiders.
which waa first manifest yesterday, also
facilitated the profit-taking by the Insiders
ln the bull campaign. There was no un
favorable newa today which has not been
under discussion for some time past. But
ln the changed sentiment of the specula
tion additional consideration Is given by
the national convention of coal miners and
the effort to bring about a general strike.
The too abundant rains where wheat har
vesting Is In proKress and the continued
drouth In Texas also received more atten
tion than hitherto. Sterling exchanse waa
still firm here and declined at Paris, both
movements tending to increase tne pres
sure unon New York for gold.
Various new bond Issues which are being
advertised Indicate large requirements
upon the supply of credits In addition to
the demands for the coming semi-annual
settlement.
Individual causes aggravated the weak
ne of some special atocks. Doubts were
expressed over the maintenance of the
present dividend rate or Colorado Fuel.
Minor Incidents of the day were declines
of 10 points ln International Power, -4 In
Kutiana prererrea ana v, racn jn ice pre
ferred and Brooklyn Union Gas.
Bonds were weak in sympathy with
stocks. Total sales, par value. 13.110. Ouo.
United States bonds were all unchanged on
tne last can.
The following are tr.e closing prices on
the Mew I org titocg exenange:
Atchlaon 3
do pfd ...1004
Baltlmor ft 0
do pfd
Canadian PaclDc 136
Canada So 2 H
Che ft Ohio 44
Cblcaio ft Alton IS
do pfd T7Sa
Chlcaso. Ind. ft L... I4V
do pfd M
Chlrato ft B. III. .. .171(4
Chlcaso ft O. W i
8o. Paclflo 44
So. Hallwar
do pfd Mi
Tczaa A Pacific 41
Toledo. Bt. L. ft W.
ao pra
Unlort Pacl&o
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wheeling ft L. E.
do td pfd
Wla. Central
do pfd
Adama Ex....,
37
.10514
. S9
. iS
44'
. IS1
do 1st pfd...,
. 481,
do td pfd 4a
Chlcaaa A N. W JMH
..111
.225
.114
.lto
American Ex
C. H. I. ft P 171Vitnlted Statea Ex.
Chicago Tar. ft Tr.. i0 am-raigo Ex..
do pfd S8
Arual. Copper
C. C. C. ft Bt. L....104
Colorado 80..., 10 Vi
do let pfd 71
do id pfd 434
Del. ft Hudeon 174S4
Amer. Car ft P....
do prd
Amer. Lin. Oil
do pfa .,
Amer. S. ft R
do pfd
Anae. Mining Co...
. 4'4
. f'
. 471
. 9l
,.110',
Del. Lu ft W....
DenTar ft R. O.
do pfd
Erlo
do let pfd
do td pfd
Great Nor. pfd..
Hocking Valley ,
dO Pfd !
Illlnota Central .
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
Lake Erie ft W.
do pfd
L. ft N
Manhattan L. ....
Met. Bt. Rr
Mex. Central ...
,ri6
. 4J
Brooklyn ft. T.
. 3V
. 41
.1M
Colo. Fuel ft Iron... M
Con. Oaa
.220"
.121
.U4
Con. Tobacco pfd....
Oen. Electric
Hotklng Coal
Inter. Paper
do pfd
. 4Vi
. 17
. tl
.lf.T',
. 72S
... 414: inter, rower
... 861 'Laclede Oaa
... 44 National Biscuit ...
...121 National Lead
...13f I No. America
...110'4,Pcinc Coaat
...160 Pacific Mall
... 23 Pe4!e'a (III
... 187 Pressed 8. Car
...US' do pfd
...lor, Pullman P. Car
... Republic Steel
... ftK'-il do pfd
...1W Sugar
...lf, Tenn. Coal ft I
... M,, Union Rag ft P
... (1 do pfd
... 12H U. 8. Leather
...IMS, so pfd
... 46 V. 8. Rubber
... (4 I do pfd ,
... t4 O. 8. meal
... V do pfd
... 43 Weatern I'nlon ....
w 714 Amer. IxKomotlra..
... rt I do pfd
... 41 K C. Southera ....
...172V do pfd
....lM!e
. 73
. 4H'
,. 21
.123
,. 4414
. 42
.101H
. 4
Nat. Br. ot Mex
Minn, a St. I,..
Mo. Pacific
M . K. ft T
.234
do ptd
,. 73
N. J. Central ..
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk ft W....
.126'
,. 6:
,. 14.
do pfd
,. 41'4
Ontario ft W....
Penneylranla ....
.. 11
,. 14
Reading
do let pfd
do id pfd
St. LAS F..
do 1st pfd
do Id' pfd
t U South...
do pfd
Bt. Paul .'.
do pfd
Offered.
.. 14
. 37
.. li
Boston Stock Qaetatloaa.
BOSTON, June 19.-Call loans, $4 per
cent; time loans, 4J5 per cent Official
closing or stocks ana uonas
Atchlsoa 4a
Oaa la ,
Mez. Central 4a..
N. K. O. ft C...
Atrhlaoa
do pfd
Boetaa ft A 1 bear
....lo:t'Allouei
4
2
Amalgamated
B
Umgkam 14
... 47't
... S3
(aiumet tiecla....iM
Centennial ...
Copper Kanxe
...low.
...64
240 Doinlnloa Coal
...117
Boston ft Me
Boatoa Elevated ..
N. V.. N. H. ft M
FlUBBurg pfd
t'nloa Pacific
slea. Central
American Sugar ..
da pfd
Americas T. ft T.
Dominion I. ft 8..
Maes. Electrls
do pf
..ii'l Krauklin
...144 lila hoale....
. 230 Moha.k
..14314 Old Dominion
, .loyeceola
,..24 Parrot
,..1x4 Quince
... It
... Uhi
.1. 41
... 21
... 41
... 21
...134
..lis Santa Pe Copper 1
..117 'Tamarack ITS
... tmnrliuouuiata .
,.. 43'.Trtnit)f
V6
11
fi-li uuea slates
10
N E O. ft C I
lolled Prult 1111a
V. 8. Steel 17
do Bid Ill
t tan
Victoria
Winona
11
4
4
W olverlne
H
Weattnih. Commoa..l04 Ipeljr West....
43
aavaaiurs
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, June 19. The' amount or bul
Hon taken inio the Rank of KiiKland 01
balanoea today waa lbi),AX. Gold premiums
are quoted , as roiiowa: uuenos Ay res
133 10; Madrid. ss.2a; ivaDon, Rime
1.47. The weekly statement of the Hxnl
of England shows 'the following changes
Total reserve, Increased AnISIOJO; clrcula
tton. IrcreaseJ A67.0u; bullion, tncrea-r
660,839; other ccurtlies, decrtaaud A 176,
0"n; other deposits. Increased. Cllf.': pub
lic deposits. Increased 75.onO; notes re
serve, increased 5MO"0; government secur
ities, decreased fil'iO.OfiO. The proportion of
the Bank of England's reserve to liability
Is 62.3 per cent. Last week It wss 61
per cent Rate of account, unchanged at
er cent.
AR13 June 19. Three per cent rentes.
101f 87Vc for the account. Exchtnge on
London, 25f 19c for checks. rpan'"h 4s
lo..d ml kl fl?U Th. Mklv statement ot
he Bank of France shows the following
hanar-s: Note, in circulation, decreased
t3.X6.WO francs; treasury accounts current
ncreased 22,Ji",imo francs: goia in nana, in
creased $,7ii.0"0 francs; bills discounted.
ecreased 6.125.onn francs: sliver in uana.
Inrrensed 2,7oO.0H0 francs.
BERLIN, June 19 Exchange on London,
20m 46-itpfgs for checks. Discount rates.
hort bills. IV per cent; three montns
bills, 2 per cent.
ROM HAY. June 19 The rate of discount
of the Bank of Bombay was reduced from
to 4 per cent today.
Hew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. June 19. MONEY On call.
steady, 2&3 per cent; closed offered at Z
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 415 per
cent. . .
STERI.INfJ EXCHANGE Fltltl. Wltn ac-
iml business In hankers' bills at 34.87H for
demand and at $4.8V),4ii4.S6 for sixty days;
posted rates, $4.8a4.B8; commercial puis,
$4.81S?4.85. .
SILVER Bar. 62c: Mexican dollars.
42c.
iforx Lis oovernmeni. ateaay:. state, inac
tive; railroad, weak.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
8. ref. . reg....lffTUit,. A N. tint. 4s lVi
do coupon inVM. Central 4a 14
da M, r( 1071 do II Ine il
do coupon
lortlMtnn. St. !. 4S...1TO
do new 4s,
reg lU.M., K. ft T.
...1M
... 44
...104 It
...101
do coupon ....
do old 4c t.
do coupon .....
.1M
do is
..lM'i
..li4
..106
..10S
..IMS
N. Y. Central Is...
do gen-
If. J. C. gen. 4..
No. Paclflo 4s
do ia
do fes, rcg ,
13
do coupon
..104
.. 14iZ
..101
..100
..111
..10
.. 44
.. Sl
.. so
.. l
..121
..lll4
.. 11
..104
..!
..110
,.111S
.. IT
..IIIH
.. 4
::Sa
Atchison sn. 4s
do dl. 4
M!1. ft W. cob 4a..
Bl. A Ohio 4s lot
Reading gen. a....
St L ft 1 M . 4a
da MUj
do conr. 4s lot
St. U A S P. 4s.,
Bt U I. W. is...,
Csntda So. 2a 1094
Central of Oa. U....10I
do la
do Is Inc II 14
8. A. ft A. P. 4s..
hea. J, o. H loss.
So. Paclflo 4a
80. Railway as
Texss ft Pac Is...
Cblcsio A. JH-.. M4
B. q. B. 4s... MS
8 1 II F I. 4S..1H1
T., BU L 4 . 4
C. A N. W. con. Is. 1W
Cnloa Pac I Be 4s...,
do oobt. 4s
, R. I. P. 4s. ...Ill
C C t M L l 4s. .11
Waba.h la
Chicago Tor. 4 Kl
do ta
do dee. B ,
Colorado 6o. 4a M
Dcnrer A R. O. 4s..lot,
Krla prior Ilea 4i....lon
West Shore 4s
Wheel, ft U E. 4i
Wis. Central 4...,
do senaral 4s
W. D. C. ls...lll
Con. Tobscoe 4s....
Uorklnt Val. 4a...ll04
Offered.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, June 19. 4 p. rn- Closing:
Consols for monajr. M t-UlNorfol A WasUra.. t
do account m ii-ia so pro tl
Anaconda 4 Ontario A Waatsra... I'
Atrhlao B " i-snnayiTmnia ....
.. T7
.. 14
.. 4
..
.. 17
.. 7
.. 47
..104
.. 41
.. 14
:: S
.. 44
.. 11
.. 12
.. 41
do pfd i jtaaaing ,
Ratlmors ft Ohio.. ..104 do 1st pfd
anadlan pacinc imi so h pro
Chcaapeaka A Ohio.. 47VSouthni Rallwar
Chlrazo O. W...
0Vl do pfd
C. M. a Bt. r.
Donrar ft . O...
.177 1 Bout barn Paclflo...
. 44 It' n Ion Paclflo
. 461 do pfd
. HHiCnlted states Steel
.70 I do pfd ,
. 44 Watmah
do pfd
Erlo
do 1st pfd
do id Pfd
Illinois Central....
..141 I do pfd ,
LouleTllle ft Hah..l40'8panlah
., K. ft T l7,Randa
do pfd 40 OeBaers
New York Central ... .141 .
BAR SILVER Quiet at 34 6-16d
per
MONEY 2(3-214 per cent. The rate of
dls
count in the open market for both short
ana inree montns diiib is awfPfa per cent,
New York Mining Quotations.
NEW YORK. June
19. The followin
g are
the closing prices on
mining stocks
Adams Con
Alice
Breec
Brunswick Con ....
Comatock Tunnel.,
JS
Little Chief
.. 11
..124
..104
.. 4
.. IS
.. 4
.. 11
.. 40
..too
.. 40
,.
.. 6
..110
..104
..128
.. 79
.. 5
Ontario
Ophlr .j.
Phoenix
Potoal
Con. Cat. A Va...
Savage .'.
sierra Nevada ...
Peadwood Terra...
klorn Sliver
ron Silver
Small Hopes ....
Standard,
Leadrllle Con
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. June 19. Bank clearings todav.
$1,110,440.96; corresponding day last year,
$1,014,636.96; Increase, $95,804.
CHICAGO, June 19. Clearings, $27,889,279:
balances, $2,244,265; posted exchange, $4.8S
.on; ntw iorK exenange, ixfiioc premium.
NEW YORK, June 19. Clearings, $149,933,-
lou; ouiaru-es, 49,1,90, '
PHILADELPHIA. June lD-naarinn
$18,236,409; balances, $2,634,315; money, 4&4
BALTIMORE. June 19. Clearinars. 13..
ius.-'io; oa lances, eiuz,; money, 6 per cent.
Buniw, june is. Clearings, 132,780.313:
balances, $2,190,243.
CINCINNATI. June 19. Clearings. $4,
052.450; money. 3n6 per cent; New York
exchange, 20'g25c premium.
ST. LOUIS, June 19. Clearings, $7.07S.344;
balances. $S7t,OS9. Money, steady at 4vh)
6 per cent. New York exchange, i5c pre.
miuui,
Condition ot the Treasary.
WASHINGTON. June J9. Today's state-
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold
ifBcivo ,11 mtj uivibioii 01 reaemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $200,967,440;
1 eon r.cft ..,o ' ' ' '
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. June 19. COTTON firm
ciosea nrm: miaauns- UDianas. uiic: mm
dllng gulf, 9Vic. Sales. 146 bales. Futures
closed steady. June, 8.86c; July, 8.68c; Au
gust, 8.28c; September, 8.00c; October, 7.90c;
November, 7.8ic; December 7.85c; January
and February. 7.85c: March. 7.87c.
NEW ORLEANS. June 19. COTTON
Steady; sales, 825 bales; ordinary, 7Sc; good
ordinary, 8c; low middling, 8Hc; middling.
91-16c; good middling, 7 l-16c; middling
fair, y u-ioc. Receipts, nvi bales; stock,
1(6,077 bales. Futures steady. June, 8,7!)c,
bid; July, 8.8eri.S7c; August. 8.42r8.43c
September, 8.0K&'8.01c; October, 7.78'rd7.79ci
November, 7.70fl 7.71c; December, 7.667. 70c;
January. 7.70a7.71c.
GALVESTON. June 19. COTTON Mar
ket steady at c.
LIVERPOOL. June 19. 4 t. m. COTTON
Spot, good business done, prices l-82d
lower; American miaanng ratr, 6 s-sci
good middling. l-32d; middling. 4 29-32d
low middling, 4 1-32d: good ordinary,
4 11-32d; ordinary, 4 7-16d, nominal. The
sales of the day were 14,000 bales, of which
3.500 were for speculation and export and
included ll.soo American. Receipts. 12,000
oaiea, including o, niu American, f utures
opened and closed steady; American mid
dllng g. o. c. June. 4 49-64d, buyers: June
and July. 4 47-644 48-64d, sellers: July and
August, i ti-M 111 lo-ma. puyers; August and
SeDtember. 4 4o-64d. sellers: Hentember and
October, 4 30-64d, sellers; October and No
vember, 4 23-64d. buyers: November and
December, 4 2o-64d, buyers; December and
January, 4 19-Md. buyers; January and Feb
runry, 4 ix-t4'n4 l-t.4a. buyers.
ST. I3UIS. June 19. COTTON Dull
sales. 200 bales; receipts, 7 bales; stock, U,-
t6 bales. Middling, 0 ib-ioc.
Oil and Rosin.
OIL CITY. June 19.-OIICredlt bal
ances, $1.20; certificates, no bid; shipments,
U'l.VH bbls.; average, sr.'.NW pbis.; runs, 91,
733 bbls averaae. 75.843 bbls.
SAVANNAH, June 19 OIL Turpentine
steady at 4c; rosin, firm. Quote: A. H, c
D and E. $1.26: F. $1.35: O. $1.40; H. $1 65
I. $..05: K. $2.55; M, $3.06; N. $3.40; WG
13.55: WW. to 654,3.70.
NEW YORK, June 19. OIL Cottonseed
eHasy, pttroieum, steady; rosin, tealy
strained, common to good, $1.65Ql.i7H; fur
nentlne. dull.
TOLEDO, June 19. OTL-North Uroa,
8Sc: South Lima and Indiana. 83c.
laONDON. June 19 OIL Calcutta lln
seed, spot, 52s 3d; linseed. 80s 3d; turpen
tine spirits, 3s d.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Pratt
NEW YORK, June 19 DRIED FRUITS
The market Is practically without change
EVAPORATED APPLES Continue In
moderate .supply and are nrmly held
around recent Drlces. though In some In
stances holders are disposed to look for
belter figures. Common to good are quoted
at vi:i'c; cnoice, iunviu3tc ; prime, 10c
far.cv. 11c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITB-Prunea
are in fair reotiest at unchanged prices
ranging from 3u to 6c. Apricots are
moderately active, with quotationa still
holding at loQ14c In boxes and lo012c In
bags. Peaches are dull. 12tj16c for peeled
and 8Vx'dioc lor unpeeiea.
j Sngar Market.
NFW YORK. June 19 -SUGAR Raw,
steady. f air renning, sc; centrirvig-ii st
test, 3Hc; molasses sugar. 2c. Reflnd
ouiet: No. 6. 4.10c: No. 7. 4c: No. 8. S.fiOc
No. 9. J.85c; No. 10 3.S0c; No. 11. 3.75c; No,
12. 8.70c; No. 13. 8.70c; No. 14, 8 70c; confec
tioners' A. 4 45c: mould A. 6c: rut loif,
6.15c; crushed, 1.15c; powdered, 4 75c; gran
ulated. 4 i6c; cubes, 4 !Oc
IjNPON, June 19 SUOAR-Strone
open ketle. 2Vit;3 1-lc: open kettle centrl.
fugaL li-jc: centrlfusal. yellow. iijhc
seconds, 23 8-loc. Molasses, steady; cen
trifugal. txaifcc
' Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. June 19 DRY OOODS-
The market has not changed today iq any
particular. The home dtmand Is quiet, with
nothing of any moment reported for ex
port. Sellers are not pressing stocks for
sale in any direction ana prices ere wua
out quotable cnange.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Dry Lot Beerei Btrong, Othen Uaobfcogtd
(rood Cowi gteadj, Otben DulL
HOG MARKET ACTIVE AND FIVE HIGHER
Toppr Feeders la Fair Heajoest Com.
sea StaaT Lower Feeding Sheep
Sell Stronger, bnt Motions Dnll
and Lower Packers Bearish.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 19.
Receipts were: " Cattle. Hobs. .Sheen.
Offlclal Monday e.0.6 4,i. .b,l
OlMcial Tuesday S.338 12. .V0 4.9,)")
Official Wednesday 3,351 10,o55 3.,0i
Official Thursday 2.343 8,um6 1,Sm
Four days this week... 12.110 38.2"2 13.731
Same days last week.,.. 9.261 er.oot lii.,9
Same week before 11.6J7 46.i3 7.7.41
Same three weeks ago... 8,j69 3i.9.i8 $.245
Same four weeks ago. ...13.63 $2,446 4.52.'
Same days last year..... 7,760 28,7s3 12,2,5
atECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at oouin Omalia for
vne year to sale ana comparison witn
last year:
1902. 1901. Inc. Deo.
CatUe 824.075 853,810 29.735
Hogs 1,264,056 1,144,6 lu6,0
Sheep Jitt.ovt ii,44) 106,36
The following table shows the average
price of hoga told on tb South Omaha
market the laat several days, with com
parisons with former years;
Date. I UOS. 1901. 100. 1899. la!)8. 187. 186.
May 19..
May 80..,
Mar il..
7 13Vi
111 1
I
I $ 10) 8 4o
$73 8 6
s s7 I 08 1
I Hi I W i tl
$ l $ i t ss
$ i $ 4 8
tit I M $ 44
4 ls I e
$ tOf .Vi
631 4851
4i 4 901 8 )i
6 4 t 8 b.
6 7l 4 83 8 67
701 4 ke 60
, I 81 $ to.
4 36 8 611 8 18
4 86 U $ 01
4 ai to 1 I v
8 63 3 08
4 $3 I 8 08
8 3 8 45)
4 17 $ 40 $ 04
4 1 3 8 3 N
4 H Ml 8 98
4 0 8 84 8 91
I $ 8e 8 94
4 10 1 8 M
4 14 8 8
4 kM 3 40 8 $4
4 12 $ 83 8 8j
4 03 8 36 3 M
4 101 $ 82 3 87
3 311 3 96
4 01 8 01
8 8 8 80
3 87 3 81 3 08
8 92 3 29 3 04
3 US 3 2i 2 93
8 801 3 24 2 91
8 31 13 t
8 71 1 3 04
May 81..
May
May 84...
Mav
1 ta
1 to
May M..,
MHi
May Xf..,
May 18..
Mar in)..,
' 1
1 ti
1 U
J07!
7 1$ 1
7 16
l
1 1H
J1
2 i
Il
11
May
May $1...
June J...
lun. X...
June ...,
June 4...
June
June
June 7...,
Juno ...
June 9...
s f - 1 0
s 721 4 83
e ns, 4 i
I Hi 4 94
t 7t 4 861
I M
8 41
$J
3 4i
June 10..
June 11..
I Ml
8 Mil
I 911 t 00
June 18...
I 4 82)
$ tk 4 801
June 13..
June 14..,
June li...
June id..
8 64
S ell t BO
3 6u
l 4 Z9
64
3 62
3 631
I
8 64
3 77
8 32 3 $8
3 90
iar iu
8 18 8 08
8 21 3 10
3 1 3 02
June 17..,
$ 83
8 93
June 18..
6 89 6 03
3 80
June 19..
6 921
06)
Indicates Sunday.
The Official number of cars bf stock
brought In today by each road waa:
Cttl. Hml Sheen. HoeaM.
C, M. A St P. Ry.... 1
O. c St L. Ry 3
10 .. 1
8
8
22 6 1
7
81
12 .. 1
12 3 4
10
ii
2
6
S i 7
Missouri Paclho Ry.. 2
Union Pacific system 11
C. at N. W. RyS 2
F.. E. & M. V. Ry.... 26
C, St. P., M. O. Ry 6
. & Jn. j-t. rty 10
C, B. A Q. Ry 4
jv. u. & Bt. j. y.... 1
C, R. I. & P., east.. 5
C, R. I. & P., west.. ..
Illinois Central 1
Total receipts 83
The disposition ot the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purcnasing tne num.
ber of heia indicated:
Buyer. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Omaha Packlnr Co 70 891
Swift and Company 464 2.v25 272
Cudahy Packing Co 604 2,925
Armour & Co 144 2,839
Omaha, from K. City.... 29 ....
Cudahy, from K. City... 148
Swift, from iv. city m ....
G. H. Hammond Co 42
Armour, from K. CUV.. 84
L. Carey 88
Lofeman & Co.
Hill & Huntzlnger 3 .... ..
Livingstone Schaller.. 29 .... ' ....
Hamilton & Rothschild. 80 .... ....
L. F. Hubs 11
H. U Dennis St Co 17
B. F. Hobblck 44
Wolf & Murnan it ....
Other buyers 129 .... l.lio
Totals 2.003 8,730 7.448
CATTLE The receipts were not exces
sive and Included several loaas 01 stocg
cattle going through to the western ranges.
The visible supply at the leading mar net
centers waa also rather moderate.
Beef steers maoe up a mir p. yi mo
small run and the number onerea was
hardly sufficient to supply local orders,
tnvihlne In the way ot recent, beef stock
sold freely at good, strong figures. Medium
and light graaoa were bjbu oucmi in mo
lted numbers and were V'cked up at fully
steady prices, ine tone ui mo iia.ue wu.
more satisfactory than yesterday. Grassy
stuff showed no material change lrom
y"herdrec'elpts of cows and heifers were
lust about equal to the demand and aa to
duality were much the same as during
the past several days. Fed stock is scarce
and in strong demand, while, on the other
hand, the ordinary run of range and grass
butchers' stuff showed no opeclal change.
Hulls, stags ana veai caive. buiu in mucn
the same notches as yesteraay ana are
quotably unchanged.
lOPPy HOIS a ea L V Id iwuim . ....... cat
firm figures, with but a umuea run to
work on. A string of IMI-pound Nebraska
grade steers brought $4.90 and other good
stuff sold equally well, but there is very
tioi. inmilrv for inferior stockers and
feeders. Stock cows and heifers show little
change from the past several days. Rep
resentative eaten:
EEEf ETJCEKB.
No,
At. rr. No. At. Pr.
.... 920 8 04 14 1047 4 49
.... 4U0 4 14 4 1184 4 70
....1040 I 00 12 1244 4 74
....1044 4 44 14 10SI 4 44
....1124 4 00 14 1144 1 DO
....1020 4 00 22 1304 1 10
....104 4 00 44 1301 7 10
....1141 4 14 II 1141 T 35
....11(1 I 24 1 14M 1 40
....1114 I 10 43 1361 7 40
....1101 I 14 U 1387 1 44
.... 460 4 40 20 1044 7 (I)
...123 4 40 34 1424 144
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.... 404 4 74 II 1235 I 41
.... 441 SO 133 4 76
....1071 4 4
COWS.
....1080 1 TS M TC4 I M
.... W I 00 11 1094 t 40
....1000 I 00 II 441 I 45
.... 8S0 I 00 1 1010 I 40
.... 120 t 24 1 110 I 40
.... IM I 40 I ItoO I 45
.... 120 I 40 It 101.6 I 70
.... 410 I 40 1 1060 I 75
....1083 I 40 11 10T4 I 45
....1000 i SO I Ml I 46
.... Ill I 10 17 1042 I 45
.... 440 I IS 1 1044 I 40
....10.10 I 14 14 1041 4 00
.... 144 I 15 11 882 4 00
....1042 I 40 11 1070 4 15
.... 844 I 40 1 1074 4 25
....1070 I 00 1 IHO 4 25
.... 441 t 00 1 1I0O 4 25
.... 181 I 00 1 1230 t 40
....1114 I 00 1 1040 4 t
....1164 100 1 li70 4 So
....12MI I 00 11 1183 4 SO
.... 170 i 00 I... 111 4 74
.... 160 1 04 1 1"0 4 75
.... 401 I 14 1 1020 I 00
.... 140 8 14 3 7S 4 00
.... 130 I 15 404 4 00
.... 440 I 90 1 1240 I to
....1140 I IS 1 11K4 4 40
....1404 t 16 f 1484 I to
....lut.1 I 15 K'74 I SO
1120 8 14 1 1370 I 16
....1134 I 14 1 1274 4 00
.... 441 I K ' UZ1 4 40
HEIFERS.
.... 444 I 00 1 414 4 IS
.... 140 I 14 1 880 4 44
.... 441 I 44 4 761 4 44
.... lot I 10 il 410 4 40
.... 434 I 14 1 1460 I 00
.... 4M 4 15 12 1M 8 33
.... 410 4 15 1 lOwl 4 2i
.... 444 4 It I 1084 I 14
BULL.
.... 444 I 44 i 1484 I 14
....11(0 I II 1 1480 I 15
....1410 I 44 1 v, 1144 I 40
,....1634 1 04 1 1040 1 10
...110 100 1 1410 400
....lluO I M 1 120 4 24
...1464 8 04 1... 120 4 IS
....1304 I 1..; I7M 4 15
.....1200 I 50 1 1360 4 IS
.... IM 8 40 1 1440 I M
"...iota I 60 1 1744 4 2S
....1140 I 44 1 1340 I 28
1444 I 14 1 1110 I 24
100 I 75 1 2140 I 44
- CALVES.
...140 4 4 t im 4 40
1 ,
1
1
W
a
1
1
41'...
17
14
14
t
14
14
14
11
1
1
t
1
I
4
I
1
'4
1
1
IS
4
14
1
4
4
1
1
1
I
4
I
I
It
I
1
4
1
1
I
I
I
1
14
11
I
1
4
4
I
I
I
1
1
1
I
1
t
I
1....-
1
1
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
14 .
11..
1..
1..
1..
I..
8..
1..
41 I 40 1 lir.o
I 44.
4(1 I 76 I.... 60
410 I 75 1 4.11
Iu40 I 76 1 444
STOCK CALVES.
114 I 40 1 25
161 I 60 i 124
224 I 40 1 464
I 00
I o
I 24
I 74
4 44
4 44
1T4 I 6
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
3...
1...
1...
I...
14...
If...
I...
..1100 I " 1 1-4 I 71
134
I 16 1 4ta
I T4 9 424 I IS
IS 1 114 4 4
I It II 114 4 34
I 40 41 M III
I 4 44 4WI 4
I 14
1640
ma
44
475'
44
11 441
HOG B The
market took an upturn
for
the bailor today, with a decreaaed aumber
on sale. Conditions were fsvorable to sell
ers and prices as a rule were a good 4c
higher than yesterday. Tops were same
as yesterday, but were not nearly so good,
The mnenient wss brisk and an early
clearance whs effected. Heavies sold
largely from $7.35 to $7.45. with tons at $7.60.
Medium snd mixed sold mostly around
$;.2.Vu7.40 and lighter grades on down. To
day's prices put the market back to about
the same basis It was on last Saturday.
Representative rales:
No.
at. Eh. Pr.
No.
71..
74..
II..
11..
II..
44..
45..
73..
C4..
41..
74..
4;..
44..
71..
17..
71..
41..
II..
44..
10..
16..
14.,
44..
44.,
18.,
43..
SI..
At. k. Pr.
..144 180 t 44
.17 120 7 34
,.2M 44 t 14
..UI 44 T 81
..143 IM tU
..Ml SO I 45
..141 100 1
..Ml 120 1 16
tt
II
,
M
so
41
45
88
141
12
.. T 04
N 111
.164 120
1 t
.Ml
40 T M
.211 too t 20
.11 ... 7 10
2"8 120 1 20
2i 4 180 T 10
70 215
40 7 10
..141
40 t 14
40 7 14
1,
,.14 140 1 10
.202
.221
.230
.211
40 1 22
n t 11
40 t 16
40 1 24
40 1 44
10 t 14
.124 IN t 44
.144 ... 1 45
.114 900 T 16
.121 44 1 14
.114 t"0 T 16
. .204
..1V4
140 140 T 15
78
..192
40 7 15
..161
..146
SO 1 84
40 1 44
7
54
HI
40
40
S3...
74
41
71
44....,
44....,
75....,
54
44....,
14
40....,
71....,
44....
44....,
84....,
44....,
44....,
10
47....
47....,
to....,
77....,
II....,
14....,
14....,
44....,
44....,
70....
47....,
47....,
41.....
44....
44....,
44....,
71....
74....,
74
13
71....,
II....,
71....
44....,
74
.114 140 1 15
.t"1
40 T IS
40 7 24
.127 120 1 44
.144 140 7 16
...III
...Ml
...tVI
7 15
t 44
1 34
441
40 7 45
40 7 5
40 7 16
,.. 7 II
... t 47
40 7 40
40 7 IT
it
147
234
144
144
111
..124 100 1 15
..110 44 1 14
..101 40 7 16
..ne ... t ivj
..114 10 T 11
..224 ,JO0 17
..HI 10 7 17
..Ml ... 7 17
..144 100 1 10
..131 120 7 10
141
40...
SI...
75,..
74...
40...
II...
.161 240 t 17
.161 110 7 17
.141 40 t 40
.141 140 1 40
..141 44 T 40
..215 140 T 40
..264 SO T 40
.127 SO T 40
41
..141
..124
..M0
..ill
..124
40
t 14 ,
II I2 120 T 40
... 1 40
... t 10
40 I M
80 7 10
44.
.167 40 1 40
44....
15....
4....
70....
41....
49...
40....
111...
74....
44....
44....
14....
44....
71....
M ....
40....
44....
44....
41....
49....
..t6 140 t 40
..114 130 7 40
.IM 40 7 40
..114
1 24
.160
... t 40
40 7 40
40 T 40
, 2S4 IM 7 80
.280
.161
...134 40 T 10
,..211 00 7 30
...144 40 7 84
...160 210 7 10
...141 40 t 14
,..244 140 7 10
...111 140 7 10
...121 10 7 10
...331 114 T 10
...121 140 7 40
...111 40 7 10
,..140 tOO T II
...III 180 7 12
...124 114 7 12
...124 ... T 12
...127 ... TI2
...210 !0 T 12
...127 40 7 12
...144 120 7 16
..146
7 40
..111 140 7 40
..134
t 40
..171
..161
40 1 40
.. t 40
.. T 40
..161
164 100 T 40
12 44 t 40
.14 ... 7 41
.181 140 1 44
.278 40 T 44
..ISO 110 7 44
..171 140 f 44
...246
40 I 44
.191
44
!
7 44
...281 IM
SI 271
7 44
T 45
7 40
T 60
7 40
47.
186
841 140 7 15
137 140 7 35
II..
44..
II..
Ml
174
, 113
, 171
...131
40 7 16
...Ml
0 7 16
44.
41.
7 40
T 44
.141 120 7 IS
I7l
BHEEP-Included In the fresh arrivals of
eight loads were Ave care of Wyoming
feeders that sold for $2.85, a strong price
for stock sheep. The demand from pack
ers cor tlnues limited and a dull, weak trade
was apparent today. Quotations on mutton
sheep are 75o to $1.00 lower than two weeks
ago.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice wethers, $4.504J4.80; fair to good, $4.30
6-4.60; good to choice ewes, $4.26ig4.50; f.!r to
good, $3,754.26, good to choice lambs, $5.00
(S.50; fair to good. $4.60aJ4.7, Wooled stock
sells about 265?oOc above clipped stock.
Representative sales:
No.
62 Wyoming feeders..
393 Wyoming feeders..
721 Wyoming -feeders..
269 ewes and wethers..
A.
. 100
. 100
. 101
. 93
Pr.
2 86
2 85
3 85
8 25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Steady to StrongHogs Higher
and Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO, June 19. CATTLE Receipts,
65,000 head, including 8U) head of Texar.B.
Choice, strong; others, steady. Good to
prime steers, $7.568.00; poor to medium,
$4.75(87.40; stockers and feeders. $2.6oii5 25;
cows. $1.40Ji5.75; heifers, $2.6i4V25; canners,
II. 4002.40; bulls, 2.2.Vfi.00; calves, $2.50tjv.U0;
Texas-fed steers, $4.0066.00.
HOGS Receipts, 24,000 head; estimated
tomorrow, 22,000 head; left over, 6,000 head.
Market S10o higher. Mixed and butchers,
$7.10(7.60; good to choice heavy, $7.45ig'7.6,;
rough heavy, $7.10fi7.35; light, . 6.957.a,5;
bulk of sales. $7.15i7.40.
SHEEP AND IAMBS Receipts. 10,000
ncua. tsneep and lambs steady, uood to
choice wethers, $4.0o4.75; fair to choice
mixed, $3.754.50; western sheep, gr&ssers,
$2.50'4.75; native lambs, clipped, and west
ern lambs, $6.007.00; spring lambs, $7.25.
Offlclal yesterday:
Receipts.
, 19,436
84.322
, 13,958 '
Shin.
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
3.97$
5.369
1,519
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,900 head of natives, 1,200 head of
Texana and 250 . head of calves. Market
active, steady to strong: highest prices
for year. Choice export and dressed h.cf
steers, $7.30Cj7.70; fair to good, $4.15(7.25;
stockers and feeders, $3.00(55.00; weBtern-fed
steers. IU.O0ir7.2o: Texas and Indian steers,
$2.60(f5.65; Texas cows, $2.104,4.60: netlve
cows, $1,651(5.35; native heifers t3.0CXfio.65;
canners. $L75&3.00; bulls, $2.75i.80; calves,
$2.50rn5 25.
HOGS Receipts. 4.700 head. Market 6"?15c
higher; nothing top In. Top $7.65; bulk ot
sales. $7,2517.55; h.?avy, $7.50'J7.65: mixed
packers, 87.35ij7.62; light. ;.oo87.40; pork
ers. 17.25fi7.40: nlus. $6.45'd7.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2003
head. Market steady to weak. Nntlve
lambs, $4.8Kfi7.00; .western lambs. $5.0036.30;
native wethers, $4.9ixii6.25; western weth
ers, 83.S0i5.36: fed ewes, M.67tA.; Texas
clipped yearlings, $0 00fi6.40; Texas clipped
eheep, 4.iwjo.tx; stocners ana iceaer?,
$2,364)3.90.
St. Lonls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 19 CATTLE Receipts,
S.60O head. Including 2,400 head of Tenure.
Market today In the native cattlo division
some extra line quality beef steers sold at
a top of $8.15 per 100 lbs., the highest pr'-8
paid on thla market In twenty years, or, ln
fact, on any market except lor enow caii-e.
The market In general for beef cattle was
steady. Native ahipplng and export steers,
$6 tXKrtl.15; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$5.00.87.00; steers under 1,000 lbs.. J4.J0.fj6.40:
stockers and feeders. $2.tOfi5.15: cows and
heifers. $2.2.Va6.86; canners. $1 25S2.86; hulls.
$2.764.60; calves. JS.OOiuMi.SO; Texas and In
dian steers, $3.00(6.00; cows and heifers,
$2.70ff3W.
HOGS Receipts, 8,300 head. Market 60
higher. Pigs and lights, $7.00-7.25; packers,
$7.101.7.45, butchers, $7.2&ft7.65.
SI'IEKf AINU l,AMl5n neiTipii,
k.o.i Ufa rite i- dull Native muttons. U.00(ft
4 70; lambs, $5.0l"g7.26; cults and bucks, f 2 50
&4.50; stockers, $2.2582.75; Texans, $'t.7oa
4.60. ' V.
Hew York Live Stock Market.
x- vwr vnRif June 19 BEEVES Re
ceipts. 201 head; no sales reported; dressed
beef steady; city dressed native aides, 9'rjJ
12c per lb. Cables last received quote Amer
ican steers 'at lilSe. dressed weight; refri
gerator beef at llVitll2o per lb.; export
Btccre $4
CALVES Receipts, 374 head; W7 head on
sale; steady; veals sold at 35.00(fi7.40 per 100
lbs.; city dresped veals, wuc per 10.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Recelpts, 4,015
head; eheep. very dull and weak, except
for good of desirable weights; lambs, quiet;
about 7 cars of stock unsold; sheep sold at
13 W rf.4.17 per 100 lbs.; a few export at $1;
lamos. eo.iw-w 1 -.".
mutton. aeneral sales 3Vi4l8c per lb.;
dressed lambs. 9-i13c.
HOGS Receipts, Z.OoO neaa; wean; no
sale reported.
St Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. June 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 900 head. Market steady to l"c
higher. Natives, $4.KS'j7 85: cows and heif
er, tl.6oc6.v0: veals, $J.50ft6v.; Blockers
and feeders, $2.25fj5.50. ....
HOGS Receipts, 8,500 heed. Market
steady. Light and light mixed, $7.2oi7 40;
medium end heavy, $7.36-67.70; pigs. $..'?
6 50.
6HEFP AND LAMBS Receipt. M
head. JJest lambs steady; others t'ifliOo
lower. Top spring Jambs, $7.25.
stock la tlnt.
The following table shows the receipts ot
cattle, hoga and sheep at the five principal
n.rk.i. fnr June 19:
Cattle.
South Omaha 2.342
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Iouis
St. -Joseph
Totsls 64.842 49.608 15,80
toax City Live Sleek Market.
SIOUX CITY. June 19. (Special Tel,
gram ) CATTLE Receipts, head:
steady; beeves, $5 O0(fT7.0O; cow, bulls and
mixed, $2.5nrio.OO; stockers and feeders, $2.60
64 25; yearlings and calves. $2.75434.00.
HOGS Receipts, 2.0U0 head; 5c higher,
selling at $7..o7.36; bulk $7.1557.28.
BHKEP AND LAMBS-Bteady.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, June 19 COFFEE f pot
Rio. dull. No. T Invoice, 6c; mild, quiet;
Cordova. 8bllc. Futures opened steady,
with pricea unchanged to I points higher,
ruled dull and speculatively uninteresting
through the entire session and closed stetdy
In tone, with prices net unchanged to $
points higher. Cable news lacked features
of importance; the general statistical sit
uation waa about the same and of local In
fluences there were none. Professional In
terchanges constituted the bulk of th day's
eperatlona Total sales amounted to 4i MO
bags. Including July at 4. 80c; September,
Hogs. Sheep.
908 l.trtfl
,66,OiO 24("4) jn.dOO
, 3.HI0 4.710 2.9"0
, 3 .5r) 3.84 20
9u0 8.60O 960
$: November. $.cc; December. $.'$c;
March. 6.3oc, and May. $.nc. Spot supplies
continue In poor d-msnd and nominally
unchanged, prices being based on 6c for
Rio ln Invoice lots.
Wool Market.
ST. tiOUIS, June 19 -WOOL-Dull: un
changed. Middling. 13fl7P: light fine, 1,
l.".c; heavy fine, loijuc; tub-washed, 16,1
J4Vc.
Itew Steamship Service.
NEW YORK. June IS. A new steamshlD
service between New York and North
uram nns been decider, on by the Hamburg-American
frteninshlp company. At
the outset the sailings will be monthly,
but additional boats will be nut on the
line as soon ns the freight offerings Justify
such a course. The first boat of the new
service the steamship Hungarla will sail
on juiy s. ine steamers will return to
New York, as the service Is entirely dis
tinct from the service the company has at
present in operation between Hamburg
and the Northern Brsill ports.
Mob Makes I'nsnceeasrol Attempt.
VINCENNE8. Ind., June 19.-A mob
made another unsuccessful effort early to-
day to take William Edson. charged with
assaulting a 4-year-old girl, from the Knox
county jail and lynch htm. It threatened to
return tonight. Sam xion, brother of
William Edson. was arrested today and
sentenced to the workhonse for flourishing
a pistol before the mob. At the work
house Edson attempted to break away front
a policeman, wno snot mm in tne nand.
Edaon waa locked up.
To Shot Out Louisiana Cattle.
CHICAGO. June 19. A special to the
Record-Herald from Raton Rouge, La.,
says that Governor Heard has been noti
fied by the British consul that Louisiana
cattle will be shut out of South Africa.
This action Is believed to be in retaliation
for Heard's protest to the State depart
ment against mule shipments and the op
erations of the British military camp at
Port Chalmette.
Missing Men Are Foand.
CREEDE. Colo.. June 19. The Inlurcd In
yesterday's Are are recovering. Wllbam
Stewart and Frits Zlnt. who were reported
missing, nave been round.
S5.Q0 a r.ioriTii
Specialist
la HI DISEASES
nd DISORDERS
of MEN.
13 years la Omaha,
SYPHILIS
cured by the QUICK.
EST, safest and most
natural method that
bas yet been discovered.
Soon every sign and symptom disappear!
letely and forever, no "UKKAKINoj
nt the disease on the skin or face.
A cure that ia guaranteed to be permanent
for life.
VARICOCELE
no detention from wc
.m4 V&4.m ...a
tthout euttlng. paint
work; permanent cure
guaranteed.
WEAK MBlf from Excesses or VloUrn
to Nervous Debility or Exhaustion, Wast
tne
weajtaei
with Early Decay In Young
and Middle A red. lack of vim. vtaror ant
strength, with organs impaired and weak.
BTKIOTV'RK cured with a new Homl
Treatment No pain, no detention froig
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Oemsaltatlon Free. Treatment by Mailt
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SPECIALIST.
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S6 Years' Experleaoe. IS Years la
Omaha.
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discovered. No pain whatever, no cutting
and does not Interfere wlta work or busi
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a permanent cure guaranteed.
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And all Blood Diseases. No "BREAKINfJ
OUT" on the akin or faoe and all external
Signs of the disease disappear at once. A
treatment that Is more sucoessrui and far
more satisfactory than the "uid form" of
treatment and at less than HALF THIS
COST. A cure that Is guaranteed to be
permanent for life.
nUCO OH CI fin casss cursd of nervous
UlUI avUaUUU debility, loss of vitality
auu all unnatural weaknesses Of moo,
(Jtrlcture, Gleet. Kidney and Bladder Dis
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JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
MACHINERY AND FOUNDRY.
Datls & Gcwgill iron Works.
MAjrrjTACTtTRIRB AND JnOasUDM
OF MACHINERY.
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
1801. 1S0S and ISO. Jaekeon 8 tree.,
Omaha. Hek. Tel. Hit.
B. CabrUkle. Agent. . 8L CrwglH. JagB
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Maauf aeturers and Jobbers at
Stsam and Water Supplies
Of AU Kinds.
1014 and 101. DO COLAS ST.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
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O, W. JOHNSTON. Mgr. UU Uowar4 Sb
AW.ilNCS ApID TENTS.
Omaba Tent and Awning Co.,
Omaha, Mob.
Manufacturers of
Tents and Canvas Goods.
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THE GOULD STOCKS.
Wby Missouri Paclflo will
be the leader in the coming
bull market Is the title of
today's letter. Bent.free
on request
PORTERFIELD 4k CO.
1IMJ I all-t., Chicago.
