Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OmA.II A DAILY BEE: BATTJUDAY, JUNE 21, 1002.
10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
frleat ii Eampwtn of Cereals and Leada
ill Linea Up.
BEST PRICES OF YEAR IN PROVISIONS
Market Clearly Balllafc o Excessive
Wet Weather Reports at Home
ad Abroad-Hoc Frodnrte
Make Record Prices.
CHICAOO, June 20 Wet weather influ
enced breadth and bullish activity In wheat
today. Continuous rains In the standin
Wheat and much excitement In lorclgr.
rniirkets over almllar condltluna In Franco
and England punhed prices up and the
bullish sentiment engendered by the new
held ptlces very near the top ilgurea.
The bulls In the corn pit protected, but
the wheat Influence was enough to put
prlrea both In corn and oats on a atronK- r
basis. At the close July wheat was :tic.
higher, July corn Vc up end July nuia
y,'nc advanced. Provisions showed
marked Independent strength and closed
foe to 12'4jC higher.
From the ouiset wheat was bullish. Liv
erpool made good advances and Furls, In
addition to yesterday's strength, showed in
creases of lVul'V. Foreign maraets were
extremely nervous over Ihe prospects of
rhort crops In consequence of wet wcaiher
Cargoes off coast were In great demand
end prices were advancing for Kpot cereals
and Hour. At home, rams fed continu
ously and more were predicted genera: if (
Advlcis from AenrasKa staieo mac iut
wheat was ripe and awaited cutting, but
that the ground was In such aoaked con
ditlon that farmers could not attempt the
work. Further than this, tho grain that
had been cut In other states was damp
end would not grade contract. What with
this bullish and a general Improvement In
outside busln-ss on the Hoard of Trade,
shorts considered it time to cover, bentl
jnent wns bullish and grew more stronmy
so every moment with advancing prices.
There was a fair cash demand and the
future market showed no ajft spots. It
was supposed that there was a large long
Interest In July wheat but If such were
the case not enough of the holdings were
unloaded to make any perceptible change
In the sentiment. Business was more active
In wheat th:in for a long lime. July wheat
opened VflNc hlKher, at 73Mi'io, gradu
ally attained 74'v'n74Nc, and pn a little
realizing eased, but ended with ft strong
close, T.c up, ut 74V.C Trading was very
good in deferred futures, Local r'!il
were ''5 cars, 2 ot contract grade. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported 2: cars mak
ing a total for the three points of 31H cars,
against 215 last week and 293 la year ago.
I'r.mary receipts were 339,000 busheis, com
pared to 447.ouo bush Is last year. Sea
board clearances In wheat and flour equaled
171,l) bushels. Argentine shipments were
7o4,000 bushels, compared to K04.0H) bushels
lust week. The seaboard reported 15 loads
taken for export.
Corn was strong and higher most of the
(cession, but ruled comparatively quiet.
The big bulls were seemingly dormant,
ewaltlng another opportunity to arry out
their manipulations. Trad was small and
wns done mostly by commission nouses.
There was a fair demnnd In the most dis
tant futures and nothing new developed
In the July "deal." Strength of wheat
and the wet weather were the bullish In
centives. There was almost no eel lug
Pressure. While receipts were increased at
9 cars, only 22 cars graded contract. July
sold between t'Ao and 66c and closed firm.
i.r up, at 65VtC .. .
Water In the oat fields was ft threaten
ing danger to bears In the oat pits pnd at
once started some of the more nflrWit
horts to covering. Cash stuff was In good
demand and some of the better grades
aold today as high as 4o. There wes on.v
a little scattered felling, and although
trade was not large n the buying side, the
position of oats was so strong that Juy
Jiew again sold at 42c. The close was very
llrm. Vac up, at 89c. Receipts were
161 cars, only 10 of contract grade
Provisions showed marked and Independ
ent strength all day. The hog m-irkt
atarted out strong, but gradually eased off.
All the product list responded to the early
strength st the yards and made sharp nd
tvancea. Cash stuff was in good demand
at higher prices and all the smaller offer
ings were quickly absorbed by packers
brokers. A slight dip followed the steadv
close of the hog market, but the end of
the session showed prices almost at the
top. Best figures of the year were made
today. July pork sold at 317.92 and closed
W up. at I17.K7H; September pork sold
at $10 12m July lard closed 10c up, at 310.4o;
Julv ribs, 12c higher, at $10.75.
estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
80 cars; corn, 295 cars; oats, 195 cars; logs,
16.0fi0 head. , .
The leading futures ranged as follows;
lit Oft; mess. l2.VXIlS.no: beef ham, $71.Va
22 SO; packet, -111 ecf 15.00; city extra India
mess, $'34.ii25 Cut meats, firm; plekld
bellies, $11) Mf .2a pickled shoulders, $8 50
43V76; pickled hams, $11.IV?j12.0i. Lard,
firmer; western steamed, $10.75; June closed
st $10.77, nominal: refined, firm; continent,
310.5; South America, $'1.50; compound.
H zrySi. Pork, llrm; family, 31.n"cti.00;
short clear. $17 ifa l.VuO: mess, $1.50c& l.25.
LEATHER Steady; acid. 24i5c.
WOOL Hteady; domestic fleece, 25cjf29e.
TALLOW Bteady; city ($2 per pkg.),
6Hc; country (pkgs. free), 64tT1Ve.
K1CE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 4V4
CK'ci. Japanese, 45c.
HL'TTKH Receipts, 9.378 pkgs.; steady;
state dairy, Hfffglc; creamery, state. 1SK
224c; creamery. Imitation, 174 20c; factory,
16'crlSV.
CHEESE Receipts. 4.039 pkgs.: dull and
weak; fancy, large, colored, H99Hc;
white, Snc; fancy, small, new state, full
cream, colored, choice, 9H49c; white,
Vtfc.
EOUS Receipts, 11.404 pkgs.; firm; state
and Pennsylvania, 18c; western candled,
KVyfflHc.
MoLAHSES Firm: New Orleans, 33SN1c.
POl'LTHY Alive, nominally, unchanged;
dressed, steady, unchanged.
METALS Owing to a gain of 2 at Lon
don the market closed with tin 128 and
futures i.l-:tl5a. The New York market
whs stronger and about c higher, closing
L,x.62Vi'!r-9.(io. with the tone holding firm at
the advance. Copper was quiet. Iondon
gaThed 2s 6d for the day, closing at 53 12s
(id for spot and at53 17s6d for futures. In
the local market 2..(M) pounds electrolytic
for July delivery was sold at $12.15. Stan
dard spot to August was quoted at $U.6tif
11.80; lake, $12.o.fi 12. 45 : electrolytic and
casting, $il.95S7 12.12V4. The local lead mar
ket was also unlet and unchanged at 84.12V4.
while at London values lost Is 3d, closing
at 113s9d. There was a decline of 2s 6d
In spelter at London to 1S 12s fid, but
locally the market was dull and nominal at
4TtiC. Iron was steady In tone and quiet at
old figures. Warrants were nominal and
without quotable basis. No. 1 foundry,
northern. $21.iU22.0o; No. 2 foundry, north
ern, $20. 501 2 1.60; No. 1 foundry, southern,
$2o.50ii'21.5o; No. 1 foundry, southern soft,
$2n.niif21.50. Glasgow closed at 54s 9d and
Mlddiesborough at 49s tW.
OMAHA
WIIOLt-StLB
MARKETS.
bales, against I.74S.OP last year, of which
1.750,753 were American, against 1,866,096,
last year's figures as American.
St. Loela Oratn aad Provision.
BT LOUIS. Jane 20. WHEAT Higher;
No. I redjeash elevator, 79c: track, old, sOc;
new, 7ic;"3u)v, Tl'V'iSkd September, 71c;
No. 2 hard, 74fi76c.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash. 61,c; track,
4LcJj2'-c; July, 61c; September, 6St4e.
OATS-Higher; No. 2 cash, 4Jc; track,
44V,c; July, 33c; September, toic; No. 1
white, 4HVjc.
HYK Steady at 56c.
FLOUR Firm ; red winter patents, $3 tW
1.70; extra fancy and straight, $3.303.40:
clear, $3 003.20.
CORNM EAIy 8teady, $3.15.
SEED Timothy, steady, $5.00; prima
worth more.
BRAN Steady J sacked, east track. 7HC.
HAY 8teady ; timothy, tll.90frl4.ijO; prai
rie, $6 or 10.00.
WHISK Y Steady, $1.30.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.08.
BAQOINO Steady, BHfrBHc
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: Jobbing, old,
$18.06; new, $18.45. Lard, higher at $10 25.
Dry salt meats, stronger; boxed lots, extra
shorts and ribs, $10.75 10S7U; short clear,
tll.00Sll.26. Bacon, stronger; box"d lots,
extra shorts and cleat ribs, tH.tojpll.76;
short clear, tll.75'B'12.00.
METALS lad. steady at $3.95. Spelter,
steady at $4 61).
POULTRY Firm; chickens, Hc; springs,
lfi'tiSOc; turkeys, 8Hc; ducks, 6Hc; geese, ($
4H1".
I) UTTER Steady; creamery, 18fr22c;
dairy, 17&19c.
EGGS lligher at 14c, loss off.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 6 000 7 00
Wheat, bu 21.0"0 40
Corn bu 26 000 2-i.ofO
Oats, bu 4o,tw0 23,100
eral fund, exclusive ef the tl50,nn.twi gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, tai2,l5.14;
gold. $99,712,791. ,
WEEKLY CLEARISQ HOtBE TABLB.
the Assoelated Disk.
NEW YORK, June 20 The following
table, comnllrd by Hradstreet, shows tha
benk clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended June 19, with tha percent
sge of Increase and decrease as compared
with tha corresponding week last year:
Articles. Open.l High. I Low. I Close. Yes'y.
awheat
July
Fept.
Dec.
Sept.
Doc.
Oats
a July
b July
a H pt.
b Sept.
Bept.
July
kSept.
Tllbs
July
Sept.
I
72-3'4
WW
,44(0 ;
IW
2S
Sl'oVi
17 R5
18 00
10 40
10 45
10 65
10 52Vi
r4H'
aw
74
66
5S
4i',4
S671
40
29'4
31WA
17 92H
18 12i
10 45
10 60
10 77H
10 62V4
72
73Vi
65
74H 73H
7372(r73
65
IVM.i68''0",fl!58V4,''i!i
36'4
28
31
I
17 T74
17 97V2
10 4fi
10 45
10 65
10 62V4
45ti 44Mi
86 36U
K"i 39'ifivJ
29 2SV
3ifr304W,
17 7I
18 Ul
17 75
17 95
10 45
10 50
10 75
10 60
10 35
10 40
10 G2V4
10 50
No. 3. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Dull, steady: winter patents,
$3 -flii.3.90; straights. $3.303.70; clears. $3.J0
I FO- spring- specials, $4.20; patents, $3,504?
J.'Sf: straights, t3.043.30. x. .
WH EAT No. 3 spring. 6974V4c; No. 2
red. aniGSisc.
CORN-No. 2 yellow. 66c.
OATS No. 2, 42V(43c; No. 2 white, 4Sc;
No. 3 white. 47V.4nc.
RYE No. 2. 5K4(tt60c. Ill
HARIJY Fair to choice malting. 6Xir.nc.
SEED-NO. 1 flax. tl Mfrl N- No. l north
ern. $1.73: prime timothy, $5.90fe5.95; clover,
contract grade, t8 35.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.,lT.87H
tS-17 92'A Lard per 100 lbs.. tlO 0. Short
ribs sides (looseV. $10 tWSlo SO. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed , $9.0oi9.12V4. 8hort clear
Bides (boxed). $11. 25rll.7H.
WHISKY Basis of high wines, tl-80.
The tollowlng wera tha receipts and ship
ments yesterday:
Articles. iecwcn. siiiyu01"'
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS Including new No. 2 cases, 14c;
cases returned, 13V4.2. '
LIVE POULTRY Chickens, 9V4c; old
roosters, according to age. 4(jc; luikeys,
italic; ducks and geese, 7c; broilers, per lb.,
ISO.
BUTTER Packing stock. 16c; choice
dairy, in tubs, lS'19o; ipiiren -2'323o.
FRESH CAUGHT FISH Trout, 3c;
crappies, 10c, tumng, 6c; prcxerel, 9c; pike,
11c; perch, be; buffalo, dressed, 7c; suniish,
6c; bluellns, ec; whltflo. 11c: cattish. 13c;
black bash, lsr; naliout, llct sa'.mon, loc;
haddock, lie; codfish, 12c; red a ipper, oc;
roe shad, each, 75c; shad roe, per . ilr, 35c;
split Bhad, per lb., 10c; lobsters, boiled, per
lb., 25c, lobsters, green, per lb., 2oo.
PIGEONS Live, per do., 76c
VEALCholce. 6fr8c
COltN 5sc.
OATS t.Sc.
It RAN Per ton, tl6.00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hav Dealers' association: Choice hay. No.
1 upland, Jd.Oo; No. 1 medium, $7.50; No. 1
coarse, $7.00. Rye straw, $5.50. These prices
are for hay of good color and quality. De
mand fair. Receipts light.
VEGETABLES.
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per do.,
75c.
NEW CELERY Kalamaxoo. 30c.
POTATOES Northern. 76c; new potatoes,
per bu., 8uc.
GREEN ONIONS Per dos., according to
size of bunches, 15U20C.
ASPARAGUS Home grown, per dos., 30
4j4oc.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per dos.. 45c9
60c.
LETTUCE Wntnouse. Per doi., 25o.
PARSLEY Per doi.. 30frt35c.
RADISHES Per doa.. 2250.
WAX BEANS Home grown, per market
basket, (ifcoo; string beans, per market
basket, 65fij7tc.
GREEN PEAy t tt half Vaeket. 75c.
RHUBARB Home growr,, per lb.. IVio.
CABBAGE California or home-grown,
new, 2c.
ONIONS Newi California, in sacks, per
lb., 2c.
TOMATOES Texas, per 4-basket crate,
856 90c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.
FRUITS.
APRICOTS California, $1.75.
PEACHES California. tl.tOiiit.73.
PLUMS California, per 4-basket crates,
$1.75.
STRAWBERRIES Oregon. per 2-Qt.
case, S3.50(ft4.0U.
CHERRIES California, per box, tltO;
home grown, per 24-qt. case, $2,004(2.25.
GOOiSEHErtRlES Per 24-qt. case. $2.00.
WATERMEU )N8 36fr40c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLta-Florlda, 30 to S6 count.
$4 00.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to
alze, $2.2&(i2.75.
ORANGES Valencias, $4.755.0O; Medit
erranean sweets. t4.UOdi4.25.
LEMONS Fancy, $5.00(5.60; Messlnas,
tt.uuiUU.uu.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Per 24-Bectlon case. $2.753.00.
CIDER Nehuwka, per uul., $3.2o; New
York, V1.50.
POPCORN Per lb., 5c; shelled, 6c.
VI1TU irl.Milc V 1 on,, ch. I IK
12c; hard ehull, per lb., llc No. 2 soft
shell, loc; No. 2 hard shell, 9c; Brazils, per
lb.. 14c; filberts, per lb.. 12c: almonds, soft
shell, 16c; hard shell, 15c; pecans, large, per
t.. 12c: small, 10c; cocoacuts. per sack.
$3.50.
hides No. 1 green. 6e: no. z creen.
tc; No. 1 salted, 7 He; No. 2 Baited, Vc;
Mo. 1 veal call. 8 to ids.. 8c: No. z
veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, in
12c; sheep pelts, 75c; horse hides, $1.6tk&2.5v.
OLD METALS A. B. Alpern Quotes the
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton, siu; iron, stova plate, per ton, $7.50;
copper, per lb.. 8 Vic; brass, heavy, per lb.,
8Vtc; brass, light, per lb., 6c; lead, per lb.,
6'ac; zinc, per lb.. 2c; rubber, per lb Co.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
IJVERPOOU June 20. WHEAT Spot,
firm ; No. 1 northern, spring. 6s .d; No,
1 California, no stocks; futures, oulet;
July, 6s 11S1; September, 6s 2d.
CORN boot, quiet: American mixed, r.ew.
ts 9d; American mixed, old, 6s 9d; futures.
quiet; July, nominal; September, as ld;
Ociober. fas lWd.
I 1.AS-Canadian, steady, 6s.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter. Arm at
Flour, bbls la.cjui
Wheat, bu M.Ojfl
Corn, bu 194.000
Oats, bu 184.000
Rye, bu 1i0
Barley, bu 6.000
On the Produce exchanga today the but
ter market was strong: creameries. ixtr.'Se;
dairies, lTHfrlS'.-tc. cheese, steady, lOfrUc.
ED, firm; tresh, 15HJ.
8.000
205,000
334. Oo)
4,ti0
4.000
SEW
rORK
GENERAL MARKET
notations
of
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the Day
modules.
Varlons
NEW YORK, June 20.-FLOUR Receipts,
J5.31a bbls.; exports, n.iwi ddis. ; sales, li.
6u0 pkgs. Market fairly active again
and firmer; winter- straights, $3.71
4U3.85: wtnttr patents, $4.oocu4.10; Mln
in sola patents. $3 !iKfj4.15; Minnesota
bakers, $3.3ocii4.25; Inter low grades.
t-,..HJ.96: winter extras, t3.1wh3.45. Rye
flour, dull; fair to good, $3.253.46; choice
to fancy. $3 .564 .70. Rya flour, dull: fair I 45c
to good, t3.2titi3.46; choice to fancy, $3.5i4l I OATS Active,
5. 70.
CORNMEAL Steady; yellow western,
11.32: city, tl.30; Brandywlne, $3.4543356.
, K YE Steady; No. 3 western, f. o. b.,
afloat; state, txiyMc, c I. f., New York car
allots. BARLEY Nominal.
WHEAT Receipts. ,26 bu. exports, 32,
087 bu. boot, Arm; No. I red, 8oc In ele
vator and (lt82c, f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1
northern, Duluth. 82Hc, f. o. b., afloat; No.
1 hard. Manitoba. 86140. f. o. b.. afloat.
There was a strong opening fn wheat, due
to higher cablea and more rain In the
outhiet It advanced until noon, when
realizing brought a setback. On strong
lata cables and covering a second advance
occurred; tha market closed Arm at He
net advance; July, aVoW) &-10c, closing ati
so'ir; Bepiemoer ciosea at. nc; uecemoer,
787a,7Wi.o. closing at 7Sc.
CORN Receipts, SO.ivO bu.; exports, 1,124
bu. Spot, steady; No. 3, tec In elevator
and K)o afloat. Option market was dull
all day. but generally firm on a small
movement, the strength In wheat and
moderate covering; the close was VaSo
net higher; July, bb'awvc, closing at boc
, September. 6.14 xJ"c, closing at SJc; De
I cember. bo4j6o4.c. closing at 6OV0.
OATS Receipts, J4.UU) bu. : exports, $.915
bu. Snot, firm: No. X. 47c; No. 1, 4W; No.
2 white. 63c: No. I white, 63Hc; track, mixed
' western, 4it)4c; track, while, 60U&6C. Op
tions firm on raina.
Hay Steady; shipping, tofrOtc; good to
choice. 9octi5o.
HU'ES Dull; Galveston, to S lbs,
18c; California, a to 25 lbs., lac; Texas dry,
24 to y lbs.. 13c.
HOPS VJulet; state, prima to choir. 1901
.ti-ilc; 1900. 15Aiic: olds. 6Wtrc: Pad lie
'coast. 1901 crop, l&V323c; 1100, lwlc; olds,
twi8e.
titOVIBIONB-Besf. qult; family $16-600
8s.
HOPS At London (Paclflo coast), firm
at 4 15s5 6a.
PROVISIONS-Beef. quiet; extra India
mess, 10s. Hams, ihort cut. 14 to IS
lbs., firm at btia. Bacon, firm; Cumber
land cut, 26 tu 30 lbs., steady. tVs; short ribs,
16 to 24 lbs., firm, 66a 6d: long clear middles,
light, 28 to 34 lbs., 65s; long clear mid
dles, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs., firm at 56a 6d;
short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs., 66s 6d; clear
bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., firm, ts 6d. Shoul
ders, square, 11 to 13 lbs., firm at 42s 61.
lird, American refined, In palls, firm, 62s
6d; prime western, In tierces, Arm, 62s 6d.
Pork, steady; prime mess, western. Arm,
7ss tkl.
CHEESE Steady; American, flnest white,
old, 55s; American, Anest white, new,
steady at 4Sa 6d; American, Anest colored,
old. no stock; American, Anest aolored,
new, steady at 60s.
TALUJW-Prime city, steady, 29s Sd;
Australian, In London, dull, 44s td.
bU'lTEK Nominal. --
Receipts of wheat during the last three
days, 1S3,0ij0 centals. Including 132,000 Amer
ican. Receipts of American corn tha last thrsa
days, boo centals,
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, June 2fl.-WHEAT-July,
69'4c; September, R'ci'Hc; cash, No. 2
hard. 72c: No. 3, 7iV .l'sc; No. 2 red, 73c;
No. S. 71T2c; No. 2 spring, 72c.
CORN July, 5!Va.'i-c; September, 61ic;
cash, No. 2 mixed, 62c; No. 2 white. 6bc;
No. 3. 65c.
OATS No. 2 white. 47ic
RYE No. 2. 5fic.
HAY Choice timothy, $11.75(?12.00; choice
prairie, $n.oo(g 10.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 19c; dairy, fancy,
18c.
EGOS Firm; new No. 2, whltewnod cases
included, 14Vjc doz. ; cases returned, lie.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 32,mi 740)
Corn, bu 16.80) 80,4110
Oats, bu 10.000 10,000
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20. BUTTER
Firm and Vflc higher; extra western
creamery, 23c; extra nearby prints, 24c.
EGGS Firm and In good demand; fresh,
cash, 18c, loss off; fresh western, lS'jc, loss
off; fresh southwestern. ISc, lows off; fresh
southern. 16'c, loss off.
CHEESE Steady ; New York full creams,
prime small, llc; New York full creams,
lair to good, S'ji&'lOc.
NEW YORK STOCKS AXD BONDS.
Market Slides Into Somnolent State
Trlth Small Volume ot Deallngce".
NEW YORK. June 20. The speculative
liquidation which broke prices yesterday
was no longer in evidence today, but the
market slipped back Into ft rather apathe
tic condition, the dealings dropping well
below 5(10,000 shares again. Of this total a
large proportion was concentrated in a
few leading stocks, notably I'nited States
Steel, Missouri Pacific, St. Puul and the
Wabash3.
The evidence of support for United States
Steel wns an effective Influence In steady
ing the market, as yesterday's sharp break
In that stock had unsettled sentiment in
tho whole market. There was evidence of
rebuylng of stocks by the large Interests
which liquidated yesterday and the day be
fore. This served to relieve a latent feel
ing that the recent bull campaign had been
a preliminary to a prolonged bear cam
paign. Today's strength was restricted to
a lew points and was -not very well main
tained, the closing being dull and heavy.
The Southwesterns and St. Paul absorbed
a large share of the strength. St. Louis
Southwestern preferred rose nearly 3 points
and In connection with a slightly greater
rise In Chicago & Eastern Illinois gave rise
to a report that the latter road was to be
purchased by the former.
The movement In the western roads was
not accounted for by the crop news, which
was rather unfavorable as to grain. The
country coalers were rather neglected and
moved In a narrow way.
Reports by the banks of a gain on the In
terior currency movement up to Thursday
night of over $3,000 gave rise to the hope of
a favorable bank statement, as the offset
absorption by the sub-treasury for the
same period was only $397,000. Bankers ex
pressed the opinion this evening that the
statement would show a considerable ex
pansion In loans, but the continued ease of
call money does not Indicate that the sur
plus has been materially impaired
More attention was given 10 the sterling
market, which advanced an additional frac
tion. London selling stocks here freely
Continental excha.ige was easy, while
sterling at Paris fell another fraction.
The Bank of England gained neurly $3,.
000.000 In gold yesterday, which Is a reas
surlng development for the whole financial
world. In view of the heavy semi-annual
requirements upon that Institution. Heavy
pension payments during the week are the
cause of the light demands of the New
York sub-treasury upon the money market.
It Is a notable fact that the government's
surplus, revenue Is still under $l.0o0,ooo for
this month, compared with nearly $11,000,
000 for the same period In last June, and
reports from Washington Indicate that the
treasury authorities hardly expect the
year's surplus to reach the estimated figure
or j'jo.ooo.ooo. witn ten nays remaining or
ne fiscal year tne surplus is sua oeiow
$0.000.000.
The rains in the west, wnicn are qelay-
ng the harvesting of grain, promise also
o postpone tne nemana on ivew xotk. ior
monev to move me crops,
There was an active demand for some or
the southwestern railroad bonds. The mar
ket aenerallv was Irregular. Total sales.
Dar value. $3,935,000. United States coupon
2a aeennea on tno last can.
The following are tr.t nosing prices on
the New torn biock exenance:
Atchison 15. W. Pul pM....
do ptd w, ho. nemo ....
Baltimore 4k O I06S So. Kllwr ...
do pfd i 00 pta
Canadian PaclBc U T. Pacific
Toledo Grain and Seed.
TOLEDO. June 20 WHEAT Falrlv ae
tlve, strong; cash. 804c; June, SWjc; July,
i6Sc: September, 76c.
CORN Fairly active. Arm; cash, 63Hc;
July, 63Vtc; September, 6Sc; December,
strong; rash. 44c:
new, 40c; September, Z9Sc;
July,
new.
J7'c;
seed clover, auu, nrm; cash. $5.06; 00.
tuber, $5.10.
Minneapolis Wheat, Floar anal Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 20. WHEAT
76Sc; September, 7Hft71Vc; on track. No.
1 hard, 79c; No. 1 norths
northern. i4c.
FLOUR loc uo: for patents. $3 0034 10:
second patents, $3.70(3.80; first clears, 2.8i;
second clears, ..
liltAA in duis, iu.wirii.N.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 20. WHEAT
Higher; No. 1 norinern, isoaoc; No. ,1
northern. Ti . sfcc ; Juiy, 4Vi4v,c.
RYE Easv: No. 1. oc.
H A RLEY Steady; No. 2, 71fi71Hc; sample.
(SHU IOC,
COUIM juiy, vhc.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. June 20. CORN Steady ; No.
2c.
OATS-Hlgher; No. t white, 44Pe. billed
through.
WHISKY On tha basis of 11.S0 for An.
lahed goods.
Dulntk Grain Market.
DULUTH. June 20. WHEAT Cash. No.
hard, ic; No. 1 northern. 75c: No. 1 north
ern, ic: July. ?c: bepiemoer, nvsc
OATS September, 0c.
Vlalklo alr Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS. Juaa 20. Secretary
tfafr'a iiaimni of the world'a visible
supply of cotton shows a total of $., 7i3
Canada Bo
Chea. A Ohio ,
Cbl-ago & Alton...
do ptd
Cblraso. Ind. & L,
do ptd
Chicago ft E. Ill
Chicago i u. w
do lit pta
do d ptd
4
4t)Vi
is
7tVfc
Chicago
K. I.
N.
A P
Toledo. St,
do pid
Union Paclflo .
do ptd
74 c, Wabash
.. 86'., .10 pta
..177V Wheeling L.
.. 21V do td ptd....
.. sVi Wis. Central .
t I do pfd...
Chicago Ter. A Tr.
So ptd
CCA St L. .
Colorado So
do let ptd
do 2d ptd
Del. a Hudaoa
Del. U & W
Denver A R. O ...
do ptd
Erie
do let ptd
do id ptd
Great Nor. pfd
Hocking Valley ...
do ptd
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
do ptd
Lako Eria A W....
do old
L N
Manhattan l ,
Met. Bt. Rr
Mex. Central
Nat. hf. of Max.,
Mlns. A Bt. L ...
Mo. Paclflc
at-, K. A T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. T. Central
Norfolk tc W
do pfd
Ontario W....
Pennajrlvanla
lUadlus
do let ptd
do td pld ,
t. l. a a. r
do 1st pfd
do td ptd
Bt. L. Southw
do ptd
It. Paul
Ex-dlvldend.
W.-.-IccVAdania E
nic-'Amerlcan Ex.
21 jl:nited States
. Hi Wells-Fargo Ex
.lu4 Amal. Cupper
j0ViAmer. Car & F
IS?.
36
Kit
.. 37
..100
5
464,
if.
4V
lit
EX....U4H
L. & W
E...
71 do ptd
. 4JVi Amex. Lin. Oil...
..174 do pfd
,.7B Atner. 8. A R
,. 4314 do prd
,. la Anac. Mining Co.
, . U'i Brooklyn K. T....
.. tlL Colo. Kue & I....
.. M I on. Oas koUj
..MMi!1'00, To5"' pfd....i:i
. .13
.. 6
.. tit
..
.. Wi
.. tll
.. 47',
.. s'4
..112',
.. M4,
Si
Spokane ..,
'I opeka
Lavenport
Wilmington, Del.
r.vunsvtlle
Birmingham
Kali River
Macon
Little Rock
elena
Kiioxvllle
Lowell
Akron
Wichita
Sprinclield, 111. ..
Lexington
New Uedford ....
Chattanooga ....
loungstown
Kalatnasoo
Fargo
Clnghampton. ....
Rockford
t'anton
Jacksonville, Fla
Springfield, O. ..
Chester
Cjuincy
Hloomlngton ....
Blojx Falls
Jacksonville,
Fremont
'Houston
Oalveston
Columbus. 0
Wheeling
Wllkesbarre
Beaumont
Pecatur
Utlca
Totals. U. S. ..
Outside New York
CITIES. Cleartngs.j Inc. Doc
New York $1.130.907.1731 .l
Chicago 166.81.t5 14.1
Hoston 128,03.018
Philadelphia 1o9.1o4.1Sm It !
St. Louts 43.NO.5u9 7
Pittsburg 40.8ii. t.ll
Rsltlmore 23.3M.0n6 1.7
San Francisco 28.770,078 25.0
Cincinnati 22,614.960 1.6,
Kansas City 16,148,784 4.91
Cleveland 16.141,931 10.3
Minneapolis 11,668.316 80.9;
New Orleans 11.440,332) 20.8.
Detroit 9.9t,696 1.1
I-oulsvllle 10.6f9.51i 12. l
Indianapolis 10,7y9,iJU 32. 4
providence (.646.800 2.3l
OMAHA 6.806,998 6.8
Milwaukee 6.83o.;6 7.3
Buffalo 5.461, f-64 7.1
St. Paul 6,446,153 15.J
St. Joseph ' 4,225,207 I
Denver 4,761.073 13.2
Richmond 1,414.518 7.1
Savannah 2.801,737 4.2
Salt Lake City 1.894.665 14. S
Albany 1.539,215 7.4
Los Angclea 6.0T,3S4 73. 41 1
Memphis 2,520.53i 11. lj
Fort Worth 2,806,321 33. 3
Seattle 4.01i,8J6 43. 1
Washington 1,882.13:2 42.5,
Hartford 2.4o3,872 3.0
Peoria 2,465,760 14. 6j
Toledo 2,635.8111 37.1
Portland, Ore 2.852.462 32. 0
Rochester 2.'fiu.329 22. Oi....
Atlanta 2.110.793 33. 7
Des Moines 2.099,801 30.6;
New Haven 1,684,241 20.1;
Worcester 1,533.256 4.1
Nashville 1.708.395 42. 2
Springfield, Mass 1.862. 950 39.0
Norfolk 1,46.:2 6.8,
Grand Rapids 1,5K,84 17.9
Hcranton 1,358,743 1.0
1'ortland, Me 1,451.378 11.5
Sioux City 1.496.304 29.6
Augusta 6H5.161 9 3
Syracuse 1,268.624 9.8
Duyton, 0 1.41S.ti56 27.8
Tacoma 1.196.548 5.0
53.7
24.8
12.5
16.61
2.3
17.41
111.
1,654.2261
1.222,7601
9.').tXr
1,122,9251
943.419j
687.3131
796.873
675,Wi0
721,399
6G9,921j
795,3511
483,343
792,400!
499,271
561,063
436.216
483,290
498.404
62S.647
fco.5,062
4-16.655
377.6001
411,361
tVW.OiN)
370.0 16
466.355
326.3901
318.475!
277.530!
225,274
180,223
156.517
10,928. 459i
5,428,000!
8,540,700
831.0171
673,934
423.874
250,394:
2.167,245
-1
22.01
34.3
'ii'.i,
38.6
2.9
27.2
"i
10.9
20.7,
15.5
20.4
25.3
32.6
4!t5
13.7
62 !i
17.1
24.3
30.0
26.7
26
$1,930,270.69'
779,663,514
3.1
23.2
'23.3
5.1
3.8
7.0
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good 8t4Mit in Stroag Demand and Oowi
and Heifer, steady.
HOG MARKET ACTIVE AND TEN HIGHER
Stock Cattle Market Dall aad I n-
eaaaced Moderate Rm of Sheep
ad Dall, Weak Trade Stock
Sheep Generally Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 20
RecelDtS wers: a! 1 1 la. Mora KIimh
vinciaii Aionciav x.t,s
Official Tuesday 3.xu
Official Wednesday 1,364
isntciai 1 nursoay
Official Friday 4
Five divi thin Mk .. IS iS)
Same days last week 10,592
Same week before 12,7s
Same three weeks ago... 10,024
Same four weeks ago. ...14,841
Same days last year 9,310
a.k.t.Elx'lS t'uK TUU VKAR
The following table shows the receiota of
cattle, hugs and sneep at Sou in Omaha lor
mo year 10 oaia ana comparisons with
190?. 1901
Cattle 354.827 126.966
Hugs 1,1:62,168 l.lbO.olil
oheep W,14 49K,uU
ine following tble shows
price of hogs sold on the South Omaua
market the last several days, with torn
pailsons with lormer years:
Date. I 1902. 1901.190J.lsy9.U9.i.lo97.,189ii.
4,1ns ,!
12.3M) 4.90
lo,655 3,300
.t8 1.V0
8.113 1.710
44.J95 15.441
46.1K1 11.697
t.M 7.7.1
48.2.5 t.'j-,
totta 5,888
38.433 U.'JOO
TO DATE
Inc.
27,871
101,84
the
Deo.
1U4.7U
Vtlbgu
June
June l....
June it....i
June 4....
June
June ....
June 7.... 1
June 8....I
June ....
J j oe 10...
June 11...
June 12... 1
June 13...
June 14 ... I
June lo...
June 16...
June I1...1
June 18...
June 19...
June 20...,
I 70 4 a 3 oO, 4 31 1 1 40 1 s
V 01 1 4 to, 3 u, 4 li, 4 M X
7 j3 I i 70 I 2 s 4 U3 1 36 2 fee
7 16 I o 73 4 83 4 iui 3J, i 87
7 20;4i I 70 4 1 1 88, I 31, 3 jo
7 lD b ,1, 4 S4 3 tu. 4 01 I 1 01
7 11, 5 !o 4 1W! 1 6,' 1 s 1 30
) 8 7 $ tu 1 80. 8 8c, J a, 3 0$
7 21 I 8 10i 1 0M a 8 - 3 H
7 h 84 I 8 utt, 3 vi 1 in 2 )
1 3 , 6 1 i 00 I 8 t 3 24 2 HI
T83 I 8 8U 4 2 I 111 I I 31 8 it)
do',,, b koi 4 sji A 3 7li 1 i 03
7 il-ici b 81j 4 8o 3 60, 79 3 29,
I 5 86! 4 89 3 641 8 77; 3 32 1 2 98
7 24, 1 4 Sol 3 62 3 90 3 22 , 3 10
7 2.1, 6 83 1 3 63 3 93 3 Is 3 08
7 2o-, a 89 b 03, 1 3 Su, 3 21 3 10
7 33-, a 92i 0 06! 3 64i I 3 16, 3 i2
7 411 6 Do 4 94i 8 71 3 So, 2 .
Indicates Sunday.
The oihoiui numoer of csrs of stock
brought In today by each road was:
cacti. Hogs. Sbevp. Hones.
C. M. A St. P. Ry.
waDasn
Mo. Paclflc Ry
V. P. system 4
C. & N. W. Ry
F., E. & M. V. R. R... 16
C St. P., M. & O. Ry. 6
B. & M. R. R. R 6
C, B. A y. Ry 2
K. C. & St. J 4
C, R. I. oc P., east... 3
C, R. 1. & P., west.. 1
Illinois Central
7
4
3
9
11
34
12
17
4
ii
1
2
121
62rf
2.019
2,o94
1,953
10
731
3 3
19.3
CANADA.
Montreal $ 20.637,707 11.81
Toronto 15,342,301 22.6
Winnipeg 3,016.338 61.1
Halifax 1,643,649 7.1
Vancouver, B. C. .. 1,109,045 15.0
Hamilton 919,227 28.1
St. John, N. B.. .... 973,014 28. 3
Victoria, B. C, 479,551 26.1
Quebec 1,5:14.268 2.9
Ottawa 2,635,841
Totals, Canada ...$ 45,551.2501 16.3
Not Included in totals because containing
other items than clearings.
Not Include, in totals because of no
comparison fuSkst year.
Kerr York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June 20. MONEY On call,
steady, 2'y3 per cent; closed offered. 2 per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 4V4IS& per
C'sTERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual, ouslness in bankers' bills at $4,871 for
demnnd and at $4.&5V(t'l-85y4 for sixty days;
posted rates, $4.Sti34.8s4; commercial bills,
$4. 84 Va 1.851,4.
SILVER Bar, 62c: Mexican dollars,
42',iC.
BONDS Government, steady; state, In
active; railroad. Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
V. 3. ret. is, re....107't L. A N. unl. 4s..
do coupon 10sMex. Central 4a.;...
do 3a. reg 101 -v do Is Inc
do coupon ,...107VMInn. A 6t. L. 4a..
do new 4s, reg UiVM.. K. A T. 4s
do coupon 13o do Za
do old 4a, reg 10S",,N. Y. Central la...
do coupon H0;s do general ta...
do 6a, reg lOo N. J. C. gen. is...
.ic no. racinc s
.103 V do 3s
. Ji N. A W. cos. 4a...
AO's Reading gen. 4a....
7 Bt L A 1 If c. la,
Total reeclpts 42
The disposition of the dav'a rerelnta
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
urr 01 neaa inuicaieu:
Buyers. Cattle.Hogs. Sheep.
Guiana, racning company., m j,;ir
Ki. n. nammona wo
Swift and Comany 253
Cudahy Packing Co 126
Armour & Co 166
Cudahy Co., K. C lil
Hill & Huntzlnger 33
Hamilton & Rothschild.... 3
U F. Husi 1
H. U Dennis & Co 10
B. F. Hobbick 2
Wolf A M 32
Other buers 92 102
Total 1,029 8,307 833
CATTLE There were hardly enough cat
tie here to make a market, and th.. condl
tion of the trade. was much the same as !t
has been In some days. Desirable grades
are In demand, while grassy stock are weak
sellers.
Beef steers made up a large part of the
limited run and included several lots of
pretty decent drylot beeves. Packers,
aa heretofore, were out after the decent
grades, and prices tended strong on the fair
to good steers. jmn and grassy cattle
sold about in yesterday s notches for any
thing at all useful.
Tho market for cows and heifers was
lightly supplied and practically unchanged
from yesterday. The supply was small and
there were few fed cattle In sight. Pack
ers picked up the decent grades at stea-ly
lo strong figures. Bulls, stags and v. -a I
calves sold generally steady If good, with
the market Inclined to weakness on In
ferior offerings.
The stock cattle market shows very little
change from that of the last several days.
There were few received. Oood feeders are
In good request, and other grades are jlow
weak sellers. Stock cows and heifer are
also rather poor sellers at uncertain prices,
Representative sales:
EEE? STEERS.
4s.
..103Vi
.. 14'.,
.. il
..1U&
..too
.. S4t,
..14va
..107
..lMVi
..104;
.. 74
..1014a
1CW
do coupon..
Atchison gen.
do adj. 4a
Bal. A Ohio 4s.
do 1M
do cuuv. 4a 107V4 8t. L. A S. t. 4a. ..100
Canada 80. 2a lots St. L. 8. W. Is
Central of Ga. 6a...lM' do la 17
do Is loc si VS. A. A A. P. is.... H
Chea. A O. 4s 10si;So. Paclne 4a U-
Chicago & A. !'a.. K4,iSo. Kallwar ea 124
C. I). A Q. n. 4a.... I 'Texas A Pac. Is lit
C. M A Bt P (. 4s..ll6S41T., St. L. A W.
C. A N. W. c. 7a. ys
C. R. I. A P. 4a. ..1114k
C C C A Bt L g 4a.. 101
Chicago Tar. 4s tt
Colorado 60. 4a M
Denver & R. O. 4a. 10344
Erie prior lien 4s.... X01V Wheel. A L. E,
do general 4s s Wis. Central 4s.
F. W. A D. C. la. .113 Con. Tobacco 4a.
Hocking Val. 4a...ll0Vi!
Bid. Offered.
t'nlon Pacific 4a..
do conv. 4a...
Wabash Is
do Is
do deb. B
Waat Shore
4a. szVfc
....imp,
....W
,...I1
...HIS,
.... 77
....HSVj
4s. 5
.... 3!
.... 41
sX ucn. Electric
.. tltalHocklng Coal ..
..167cVInlr. Paper ....
..41 I aa pfd.
.. MS4j In"r. Power ...
.. (4 "Laclede Oaa .,
..127 National Blecult
. .1S5'4 Nlonal Lead ..
..181 (No. American .,
..lluci!pclflc Coast ...
.. II irwIH Mall ....
.. isill'0Pl's Oaa ...
..113A;,'raed Car..
..107cL Pfd
.. 2v"ullman f- Car.
.. IK", Republic steel ,
..1 L 00 '
..lM J,u' ,
.. 7 IT""- foal A I.
.. ! jnlos B. A P. pfd
.. s:tt" Leather ....
,.16iaJ , Pfd
.. as U- Rubber
,. 14 , do ptd
.. V. 8. Steel
.. ss'V ' ,
.. si Western Union ..,
.. tsVAmer. LocomotlTa.
.. Hi do ptd ,
.. s6H K. C. Southern...
..174 ' do ptd ,
Offered.
.lie
... ls4
... to4
... 7:s
... 75
...
... 44Wj
... H
...121
... IS
... 41
...101
... 44
... U
...S4
:::
...114S
1
'S
IS
4
J4
a
u
MS
414
tu
Laadoa loek Market.
LONDON. June . 4 p. m. Closing:
Consols for money.. T T-14 Nonolk A W eat era.
do aecesat a'?! da pfd.
Anaconda S Onurla A W,
Atohlson 1414'PeiiosrlTsnls
da ptd 101 Reeding .....
Baltimore A Ohio. . . .!i do 1st pfd.
Chesapeake A Ohio.. 4TI do Id pfd..
CbUago O. W
C. It a II r...
Denver A R. O...
do pfd
Brie
do let pld
da Id pld
Illinois Central
Leulatllle A Nash,
MlsMHirt. at. A T.
do ptd
Near York Central
SO (Southern Kallwav..
..17711 do pfd
.. 41, southern Pacllc
.. W U nion Pad tic
.. 1-74' da pfd
.. I'nited Stales Steel...
.. M I do pfd ,
..U1U, Wabaah
..Us I do pfd ,
.. tf Spanish 4a
.. So Rand Mines
ltlte iMBaers deferred
SILVER-Steady at 34 8-ltd
.
.
. tt-?
. H4
. 41
. to
. 7
. si
. t4i
. 44
. 1114
1S
M4a
Pr
BAR
ounce.
MONEY 2HMH per cent. The rata of
discount In the open market for both short
and three-rnontha Dills la ZHtJi" per cent
CendHloss at tke Treasary.
WASHINGTON. June 10, Today's state
ment ot Ut treasury ialanca In tha (eo-
Boston Stack Qaotatloas.
BOSTON, June 20. Call loans, i"H4 per
cent; time loans, 4(Qo per cent, umcial
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atchison 4s
Oaa la
Mcx. Central 4a...
N. E. O. A C
Atchison
do pld
Boston A Albany..
lioelon A Me
Boaton Elevated ..
N. Y.. N. H. A H
Fltchburg pfd
I'nlon Paclne ..
American Sugar
do pfd
American T. AT..
Dominion I. A 8...
(ien. Klectlic ,
Mssa. Electric ....
do pfd
N. B. O. A C
Pnlted Krult
Dnlr Weat
V. 8. Steel ,
do pfd ,
Westlngo. Common
..1MV,
.. 14
.. U
.. 40
.. 8iv:
..loula
..10
..101
..its
..no
..1434a
...lots
...IMS
...111
...u
... 14S
...104
... liv,
... M
... IVi
...ins
... 44-,
... 17S
... aS
.lot
Adventure
Alloues
Amalgamated
Bingham
Calumet A Hecla..
Centennial
Copper Range
Dominion Coal ....
Franklin
Isle Ho, ale
Mohavrk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Qulncr
banta Pa Capper....
Tamarack
Trlmountals
Trinity
United Stales
Utah
Vlcierla
Winona
WolverlM
. n
. IS
. 4S
,. It
.(US
. 1(
. t(
.117
. 11
. II
. 41
. II
. 41
. it
..lit ,
. 1
.mil
. so
,. lISi
. M
:1
. 4
. 84 Vi
Kew York MlalnsT tiaotatloas.
NEW YORK. June 30. The following are
the closing prices on mining stocks: '
Adam Cos a iLltde CBler 11
Alice loscari t
Breeo t Ophlr Hi
Brunswick Coa Phoenls t
Comatork Tunnel .... tS Potoet M
Con. Cat. A Va lit iSavas 10
Deadwood Terrs..
Horn Sliver
tron Stiver
Leedvllia Coa....
.let
.IM
. 71
. 8
Sierra Nevada
II Hope ..
Standard
.. 11
.. 48
..II
Bank Clearlaca.
CUlfiflft Inn. 4A PU. .F 4rM tV
-.. ..i.--, Wu W. " . BWW,W,1M.
balances, 3-.21(.7u3; posted exchange, 84.88
tjr sixty days, 84S84 on demand; New
York exenange, zoe premium.
NEW YORK. June SO. Clearings. 82&0..
030.261: ba lanes. 18,630.818.
PHILADELPHIA. June za Clearings
f20.444.661; balances, 81,388,968; money, 4o-S
BALTIMORE. June . -Clearings. 83. W8.
771; balances, 8476.668: money. 8 per cent.
BOSTON. June . Clearings. 326,708, 46S;
Daiancra, ai.eeo.ots.
CINCINNATI. June 10. Clearings, tJ,T21.
750; money, 3a per cent; New York ex
change, par to luc Dremlum.
ST. LOl'IR. June Clearings. r.Kt.884:
balances, 8e7(.&6; money steady. 4HBH per
cent, vvw iur exenange. oc premium.
Waal Market.
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c HOOfJ The market was on the. record
breaking oner mis morning, Doth ttis tops
ami bulk showing higher than anv tine,
this season, tne nigneai also lor June In the
history ot tnese yaros ana the Manes
prices paid In over nine years. The mar
ket was on ths boom order from start to
finish. Buyers were out early, tne by the
middle of the forenoon the pens had been
deared of all nomings. UI course, weiiir,
and quality cut a big figure In the trade,
but under tne active competition buyers
were not so particular, and some of 'he
lighter grades sold out of proportion 10
heavier stuff. As a rule, the market was a
good 10c higher all around. Heavies sold
up to 87 60 and the bulk of tha fair to good
hogs sold around 87 88 and 87.80. Yes'.sr.
day the bulk sold at 87.26 to 87.40, Repre
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demand correspondingly small. The big
end of the receipts were Idaho grassers.
1 raoe was in much the same conomon 01
the last few davn demand light atid mar
ket dull and weak.
Quotations for dinned stock: Good to
choice wethers. 4.5n4HU: fair to gooil. 84.30
ti 4.60; good to choice ewes. 84 2T4.o0; fair to
good, w.7sfj4.Z5, good to choice lamas, ss-w
tt6.S0; fair to good. 14. JO'S 4. 75. Woo led stock
sells about 26n50c above clipped stock.
Representative sales:
No.
2 old ewes
1 buck
17 clipped yearlings
35 clipped ewes
w cupped ewes
1 cupped ewe
1 clipped ewe
1 cull Inmb
2 cull lambs
8 clipped yearlings
0 spring lambs
3 spring lambs
(W old ewes
74 old ewes
562 clipped ewes
Ar.
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.. 95
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8 25
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3 25
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5 00
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CHICAGO I.IVB STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Strong- and Slow Hogs Higher
and Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO. June 20. CATTLE Receipts.
1.500 head, including 200 head Texans;
choice strong, others slow; good to prime
steers. $7.5tKciS.W; poor to medium. M.ioijt)
7.40; mockers and feeders, t-.5o'(i&.25; cows,
31.4i4jj.75; heifers, I2.5ucii6.25; canners, l.Wtv
!.4o; bullf., $2.2J4i5.oO: calves. 32.5of0li.5O;
Texas fed steers, 3l.outlf6.00.
HOUS Receipts. 18.UUU head; estimated
tomorrow, 20,000 head; left over, 4. 0U0 head;
market Hijilac higher; mixed and butchers,
7.2lKc7.t5u; good to choice heavv, I7.60'n7.75;
rough heavy, 37.20i7.4o; light, 37.1u(tj7.40;
bulk of sales, 87.30Ca7.60.
till HEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,000
head: sheen and lambs, steadv: good to
choice wethers, $4.(ifti J.OO; fair to choice
mixed, 33.iu4t4.50; western sheen. 3.'.50'n i.75:
nailve lambs, clipped, 35(jo.G"i; western
lainlis, 35.tsjrnri.65: spring; lambs, $7.10.
umciai yesteruay:
Recelnts. Shinments.
Cattle 7.3M 3.2M
Hogs 20.3i7 2.3.NS
Slice;. 12,412 919
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 50. CATTLE Re
ceipts, i.tioo natives, 115 Texans. 215 calves.
Active; best beeves higher, others steadv:
choice export anil dressed beef steers, 37.00
Si". 50; fall to good. 34.9iwi7.Oo: stockers and
feeders, 83.flivrH.Mi; wstern-fed steers. 84.50
ic6.25; TexHS and Indian steers, 33.25!f4.T5:
lexas cows, .'.4."7;t.io; native cows. 31.10
tJH.SO; native heifers. 33.25S.2S; canners.
31. 5t$ 3.00; bulls, $3.0081.75; calves, 32.50U
5 25.
HOOS Receipts. 7.000 head: market rwlflo
higher and active; top, JT.TT1: bulk of
saies. tT.tSWT.GTi; heavv, $7.6517.77".; mixed
packers. 37.5o$i7.70; light. $7.1o7.45; York
ers. $7.40fu7.45; pigs, S'i.S.'liT.lO.
HHEKP AND LA MISS Receipts. Z.RW
head; market slow and steady; native
lambs, 34 Sorai.OA; western lambs, 35.4ii.30;
native wethers. H.Qix'nR 25: western weihers.
33.SOTi5.15; fd ewes. $1 ico5.25; Texas clipped
yearlings, 3n.0Ofcia.49: Texas clipped sheep,
34.4XKg4.86; stockers and feeders. $2.35 3.90.
Cordova. ft?llvtc. Futures opened steady,
inn prcrra o points nigner, tne improve
ment being In svmnsfhv with Euronean
steadiness. Trade all day was small. 1m-
fiorfers were moderate, wtth drawers of
ledges, which with demand, scattering cov
ering liy room shorts, served to nrmlv
sustain the advance, final prices showing a
net gain of 5cVjl0 points. Bales were is. 520
bags, including: Julv, 4.u4.Kic: Septem
ber, 4 Dc'.c; October, 6.u6c: November, 5.10c;
December, S.iycjt.20c ; March, 8.4ocJf6.45c;
raay, 4 oc.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON June . There was a good de
mand for money today. A pronounced ease
in money Is not expected Immediately, In
view of the Stock exchange special require
ments for the coronation festivities and
the turn of the half-year. Ittscounts were
steadier. Operators on the Stock exchange
were disinclined to engage In fresh trans
actions and were absorbed with the mines'
carry-over. Consols were easier. Amer
icans opened wlih a weak tendency and
were neglected and were affected by fur
ther labor disturbances. They closed tiuirt.
Kaffir were Irregular, having fractional
setback. The amount of bullion taken Into
the Hank of England on baUince today w,is
581.000. Oold premiums arJ minted as fol
lows: Rtienos Ayres, 131. SO; Madrid. 36 50;
Xlsnon. 25.25; Rome, 1.32.
PARIS, June 204 p. m Three pel cent
rentes, lol f TTSjC for the account. Exchange
on London. 2,f ISHc for checks. Bnutiish
4s closed at 81 SO. Prices on the botirs
today were easier on realisations. Argen
tines, Draslllans and Turks were firm.
Rentes weukened on the postponement of
the conversion scheme until October. In
dustrials were easier. Hio tlntos wcakenec
on dispiriting news regarding the Amerlcar
copper mines. Kaffirs were heavy. I a 11 ami
Canal company's securities were favnrabh
Influenced by yesterday's vote In the t'nltet
Stales senate. The private rate of dis
count was 2 7-16 per cent.
KKRLIN. June 20. Exchange on London
20m 6' pfgs. for checks. Huhlness was dul
on tlio bourse today. Spanish 4s wer
weak. Iron shares declined owing to un
favorable reports from the mining centers
Hanks were comparatively steady. Cana
dian Pacifies were dull.
Jw York Lire Stock Market.
NEW YORK. June 20-REEVES-Re-
celpts. 8,473 head, good to choice steers,
strong; medium tc common, HVcTl.'c off ;
bulls, steady; cows, 10c lower; steers. 35 00
ei75; extta, $S.0iVcfS.lO; bulls. 33.10ffifi.75;
cows, 82.0ivrtfi.0t). Cables, steady; exports,
2.250 quarters of beef; tomorrow, 1.307 cat
tle, 4ft sneep and 4,i.o quarters or beer.
CALVES Receipts, 57 bead. Market slow
and 15c lower; veals.-tRSofrt.JS: little calves,
$4.00; cltv dressed veals. 9'ilJ14c per lb.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6.fM
head; sheep, slow; lambs, steady. Market
closed dull and weak; cars unsold;
sheep, $2.7fiffM.50: few export sheep, $5.00;
culls, $2.0,xii2.50; lambs, $5.0ikV7.15; culls, $4.50.
HOGS Receipts. 1,750 head. Market
higher; state hogs. $7.65.
St. Lonls Live Stork Market.
ST. LOt.'IS, June 20.-CA,TTLE-Rerelpts.
1.W0 head, Including 1.C50 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
$6.00,cti.l5: dressed beef and butchers'
steers, $4.&v;(7.Scj; steers under 1.0C0 lbs.,
$4.25S4-40; stockers and feeders. $3 wVg'I.SO;
cows and heifers, - $22o5.t6; canners. 11.75
to 2.85; bulls. $3. COS 4.23; calves, 3t..'0Jf J.OO;
Texas and Indian steers, 33.0o.gO.O0; cows
and heifers, 32.7063.90.
HOGS Receipts, 3.30O head; market Vc
higher; pigs and lights. 85.354i7.00; packers,
35.2515 50; butchers, 37.357.75.
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts. 1.700
head: market steady; native muttons, 33.50
c-r4.25; lambs, $5 00;'i7.25; culls and bucks,
$2.50a4.00; stockers, $2.75?3.00.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, June 20. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 600 head; steady; natives, 34. 75 '17)
75; cows and heifers, 815on6nO: veals,
$3.5016.00; stockers and feeders. $2 00fff5.50.
HOGS Receipts. 6.4(0 head; 10c higher;
light and Itsht mixed, 37.302 7.65; medium
and heavy, 87.45fj7.75; plRS. 34 0O'fl.75.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Recelpts, 2,800
head; steady.
Stock In Sight.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal
markets for June 20:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha '.")
Chicago I,6u0
'Kansas City 1.165
pi'. L.OUIS ,l,tvi
St. Joseph 500
Totals
1.710
6.000
3.SO0
1,700
2.300
.. 6,928 41.818 13,610
8.113
18,000
7,000
8.300
6,400
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Sloan City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. June' 20. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 80O; market
steady: beeves, $5.607.00; cows, bulls and
mixed, 32.754t4.60, stockers and feeders. 3176
j4 40; yearlings and calves, $2 60 tl 4. 26.
HOGS Receipts, 3.500; market 10c lower;
gelling, $7.15-3.46; bulk. $7.25fc7.S5.
SHEEP Receipts. 850; steady.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. June 20 COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 9V4c: mid
dling gulf, 9V4c; sales, none. Futures closed
oulet and steady: June. 88c; July, 8.52c;
August, 8.23c: September, 7.94c: October.
7 53c: November, 7.80c; December. 7.79c;
January, 7.79c; February. 7.79c; March,
7 82c
GALVESTON, June 20. COTTON
Steadier, 'c.
NEW ORLEANS, June 20. COTTON
Easv; sales, 1,700 bales; ordinary. 7-lc;
good ordinary, 811-16c; low middling,
8-16c-. middling. c; good middling, 8,c;
middling fair. 9Hc; receipts, 613 bales;
stock. 103,105 bales. Futures, steady; June,
8 7'c bid; Julv. 8 VffS 81c: August. 8.3'Vd
8 31e; September. 7.9"cj7 91c; October. 7.6Svfi
7 7uc; November, 7.60ffl7.61c; December, 7.618
7161c; January, 7.6117.62c.
LIVERPOOL, June 20. COTTON Spot,
fair demand: prices firm; American mid
dling. 4 2-32d. The sales of the day were
10 mi) bales, of which 1.000 were for specu
lation and exnort and Included 8.0ci0 Amer
ican. Receipts, 4.000 bales. Including 3.800
American. Futures openea nrm ana closed
h.niv steadv: American middling m. o. c .
June. 4 48-4d. sellers: June and July, 4 46-64
434 47-64d. buyers; July and August. 4 45-4d,
.-I lr: Auaust and September. 4 43-64d. sel
lers: September and October. 4 2D-64jl
4 80-4Md. sellers; uctooer ana rxovemner,
. . . c . rl I M .M V. . . . . .. . hln,,.,ka r A f .A
cember, 4 l-64(fi4 20-4Md. buyers; December
and January. is-wim imm, Duyrre, jn.
usrv and February. 4 IX-tMd buvers.
01 t ai'ij jam o rrfyrc', v ci,ilt
middling, 8 8-i6c; sales, 4X0 bales; receipts.
193 bales; atock. Z2.ti8 bales.
Market.
vw-ar TnRV June 80 Bt'OAR Raw
nominal: fair refining, 8c: centrifugal, 96
teat. 3Vc; molasses sugar, tc; refined,
''new ORLEANS. June M.-BT'OAR
Strong: onen kettle, rHlJ8-1c; open ket
tle centrifugal, Stavl 8-ltV: rentrlfugal yel
low, JvyWc; seconds. 243 8-18c. Molasses,
steady; centniugai, sctyiac
CetTee Market.
NEW YORK, June 80. COFFEE Spot,
Hio, quiet; No. T Invoice. 8Ve. Mild, quiet;
Oil find Rosin.
OIL CITY, June 20 Credit balances. $1 20
certificates, no bid; shipments. 102.S42 bbls.
average, 93.0R2 bbls.; runs, 9S.136 bbls.; aver
age, 77,016 bbls.
NEW YORK, June 20. OIL Cottonseed,
steady; prime crude, nominal; prime yel
low, 4Jc asked. Petroleum, steady. Rosin,
steady. Turpentine, dull, 4!"it4!i'e.
TOLEDO, June 2i Ol 1. North Lima, 88c;
South Lima and Indiana, :;c.
LONDON, June 20. OII Calcutta Un
seed, spot, 52s. Turpentine spirits, 3Ss 9d.
Petroleum, American relincd. e'.d.
LIVERPOOL, June 20 OIL Turpentine
spirits, firm. 39s 6d. Linseed. 3 Cotton
seed. Hull refined, spot, strong, :v,s TS'l
SAVANNAH, June 20. Ol i Turpentine,
steady, 47o. Rosin, firm; A, H, C, D. K,
$1.25; F, $1.35: O. $1.40; 11, $l.fN.70; I, $2 05;
"K $2.05; M, $3.05; N, $3.40; WO, $3 55; WW,
3.T0.
F.Tapnrnted Applet and Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. Jane 20 EVAPORATED
APPLES The demand continues moderate,
but offerings are light and full prices
are realized. Common to good are quoted
at 7-g9'ic; prime, 10c; choice, loVijloV;
fancy, 11c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRVITS-There Is
a quiet Jobbing demand for nearly all de
scriptions. Spot prunes are In fair de.
mand, particularly the larger sixes, for
both Interior and export account, with
prices ranging from 3c to 6lfcc for nil
grndes In boxes. Apricots are In steady
request at former prices, quotations run
ning from 10'c to 14c. Peaches are quiet,
but still held at 12&16c for peeled and S'a
tSloVic for unpeelcd.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, June 20.-DRY GOODS
Today's business has been quiet In all
departments, there being nn absence of
any factor powerful enough to change
previously existing conditlonss. llrown
sheetings snd drills steady for ieHdlnij
brands, other markets Irregular Pleached
cottons dull anil unchanged Coarse col
ored cottons steady. No change In regu
lar print cloths and nn demand. Wide
goods are easy. Prints and ginghams
quiet but firm. Linens firm, with moderate
sales. Burlaps are ending upward.
MANCHESTER. June 2ii. DRY GOODS
CluthB, dull. Yarns, quirt and unchunged.
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI.
11678. Hill against firhmucr. Appeal from
Gage county. Reversed. Amos, C, depart
ment No. 3.
A conveyance without fraudulent Intent,
bv a solvent mnn, of lands to lil.t wife or
rlilM Is nresumed to have been made In
consideration of his moral obligation for
the support and maintenance of the
grantee, and In the aljsenee of evidence of
a contrary Intent will be held to have
transferred tne enure nun, ooin legal ann
equitable: so that the transaction cannot
be successfully assanea oy suosecjueui.
creditors of the grantor.
11701. County of Hariati against nnney.
Appeal from Harlan county. Affirmed.
Pound, C, department No. 2.
1 A creditor Is entitled to enforce for
his own benefit any securities which the
principal debtor has given his surety by
way of Indemnity.
2. As such securities are deemed In
ecjultv to be held by the surety In trust
for payment of Ihe principal obligation, if
the surety assigns them to the creditor,
the latter may enforce them, although tho
surety could not have done so without first
discharging sucn oDiigauon.
3. The contingent liability of a principal
to the sureties upon his bond Is a suflUienl
consideration to support a mortgage giver
to indemnity such sureties after executlor
and delivery of the bond and before 1
breach.
4. Where a need by way or mortgage
recites that the grantee Is trustee for.
sureties upon a bond of the grantor, parole
evidence Is admissible to Identify the bond
and the sureties referred to.
6. A mortgage given by a county treas
urer to indemnify the sureties on his of
ficial bond Is not Illegal or void because
at the time It was given the grantor was
suspected of embezzling public funds and
the, mortgage was given to protect the
sureties In case a defalcation should ensue.
6. Although a county may not demand
of a county treasurer any other or further
security than the bond required by law,
such fact does not prevent it from taking
advantage of securities given by the treas
urer to the sureties upon nis bona for their
indemnity, either by way of subrogation or
by procuring an assignment from the
sureties
7. Where no Intention so to limit It can
be deduced from the face of the instru
ment or the circumstances of its execution,
the security of a deed .absolute In form,
given to indemnify sureties, is not limited
to tne formal money consiaeration recited,
but extends to the full amount for which
the sureties ultimately prove to be liable.
8. A prima facie showing that no proceed
ings at law have been had for the recovery
Of tne mortgage arm in acuncieni wnere
no evidence Is adduced to the contrary.
11713. Meeker agalns. Larson, Appeal
from Lancaster county. Reversed with In
structions. Duffle, C, department No. 8.
1. While subrogation is not rounded on
contract and Is a creation of equity, exist
ing solely for accomplishing the ends of
substantial Justice, there must In every
ram where the doctrine is Invoked. In
addition to the Inherent Justice of the case.
concur tnerewnn some esiaunsnea prin
ciple of equity Jurisprudence as recog
nized and enforced by courts of chancery.
2. One who furnishes money for the
purpose of discharging a mortgage Hen
upon real estate cannot claim subrogation
to th rights of the mortgage In the ab
sence of an agreement or understanding
that the mortgage Is to be kept alive for
his benefit or that he shall be given a Hen
on the premises in lieu or me one wnicn
has been discharged.
11736. Martin against Estate of Ilnnd.
Error from Kearney county. Affirmed.
H'olcomb, J.
1. Because litigation is pending Involv
ing the title to one of several parcel of
real estate for which license Is prayed by
an administrator to sell for the purposu
of paying debts owing by the estate, that
fact wlH not render erroneous an order
of the district court, otherwise protier,
granting a license to sell such real estate
To- the purpose mentioned.
11740 Hotchkls sgalnst Aukermann.
Error from Lancaster. Reversed and dis
missed. Ames, C, department No. 3.
1 Within the meaning of the statute of
limitations a court acquires Jurisdiction of
the person of a defendant, by a voluntary
appearance of the latter, at the date of
such appearance, and not at the date of a
summons previously Issued but not served.
Haul. Smith-Premier Typewriting Co.
against Mayhew Error from Douglas.
Affirmed, liarnes. C, Division No 2.
1 In a case tried 10 the court without a
Jury an assignment of error based on tha
admission of Improper evidence will not be
considered, because of the rule that the
admission of such evidence Is not In Itself
a ground for reversal. Whipple against
Fowler, 41 Neb., 681; Ward against Parlin,
80 Neb., 876.
8. The finding of the court upon ques
tions of fsct Is entitled to the same weight
and consideration as Ihe verdict of a Jjry;
where such finding is based upon conflict
ing evidence and upon a careful examina
tion of the whole record we are unable lo
say that the finding Is clearly wrong. It
will not be set aside.
8. If the consideration for tha giving of
a note Is the suppression of a criminal
prosecution the transaction Is Illegal and
void and no recovery can be had thereon.
4. It la not material In such a rase that
no criminal prosecution was actually com
menced. A promise not to Institute a pro.
secution la aa illegal a consideration as tha
dismissal of A prosecution already Instituted.