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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1903. V 11 ! m ' t a i 4 In n U F M S u II u li tl l V V I 1 j v f I - COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL EhorU Whipwiwed en the Tnni f the Market in the Wheat Pit BIG OPERATORS INDULGE IN A SHAKEOUT Cera Rales Strong; on Higher Cables ad Reports of t'apropf Haas Weather is the Cora f'-V. Belt. CTIICAOO. June 58. 'TstIers In wheat Were punished today. After early irong prices, support wan withdrawn from wh"m and weakness ensued. Just the opposite occurred In corn; shorts were bandied about vy vnf nun iiMfciiifuin.'i u,,i. .... t lln ereu, men me price wun wiunni iu n back. Under tlhese mixed condition Ju wheat cloaed fi lower. July corn Sc u i v...- B .h.a ilnwn and J 11 up, my oata c higher. Provisions were hard pressed and cloaed !0c to 20c lower. . Wheat ahowed strength during the first flour. ins opening wa k lime i lower cable and a fairly good weather map. mere th arvei. imwovi , of bullish reports of bad threshing: returns. little inipnvTii jrum rmwiuuih, - .11 J llllHnla kans i A. nf rinilht to 4nUlWll BIIU A 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' r. ""' " " - - Trading, and promises of more wet weatho or. LllV Julevators Dougni xor a. umri vinie uuu u C wneai, wiii'i tfSTTii-,A .. -- .. . . fcc, lower &i i vf; i , Yesterday It was known the short Interest was preity wru eiiiiimi-T-u. om-u a. v tlon favored a collapse, owing to the ab sence of any Interest to support the mo.rkt on dips. This break eame today, when th elevator Interest stopped supporting and Jlberal selling was Indulged In. Lonas who led "tailed' after the big bulls eourrKd to secure paper profits or to prevent loo. tBoth July and September option we-e sold freely. Added to thla weakening Influence was that of an absence of any good for lgn demand and the weakening of the foreign markets. July dropped to 73e. (Some support was put under the pit for a time and rally to 74c followed, but the irlose was weak. o lower for July, nt 73e. The Whole action of the pit today indicated V shake-oot manipulation by the bulla to ibuy In at lower prlcea. Local receipts wore 110 cars, 6 of contract grade, and Minne apolis and Duluth reported 271 cars mak ing a total for the three points of 10$ cars, gainst 811 last week and 182 a year ago. Primary receipts were 849.000 bu.. compared to 411,000 laet year. Seaboard clearances In wheat and flour equalled 811,000 bu. The ea board reported seven loads taken for '?orn' held a good Jump at the opening. Induced by higher cables and cold wet weather for the growing corn. Shorts cov ered and the country bought liberally. Sell ing that has been going on for some weeks In September and which haa been thought to be for the provision crowd was said today to be for the big bull Interest This 'influenced a mixed feeling in the pit. July ,-was pushed up to the high price of 6So. which was reached during laat week's ex citement. Shorts were punished to some extent and then the market was allowed to slip back. July held much of Its ad vance, but tho aelling on the bulge In Sep tember brought an excited close in that de livery. July sold between to and 89c and closed o up at 68c. September closed a shade down at 6000c. Receipts were mailer at 154 cars. Oats had a good advance early on buying orders in the hands of all commission houses. The weather did not help the crop any and cash oata continued in their good demnnd until No. 8 white aold todav at Blc&'51o. A little profit-taking on the bulge brought recessions, but July, after aelling at 42e, closed firm, c up, at 420. The weakness in wheat and provisions had no Influence. Receipts were 120 can. It suited the packers again today to un load aome of their burden on the outsiders. Hogs, although touching 87.96. were gen eraily weaker. This caused general liquida tion moet of the day. At times brokers ibouffht In to steady the decline. General telling of ribs, however, produced a weak close. July pork aold between $18.32 and '818.12 and closed 170 lower at $18.!2H, 'September pork aold from $18.66 down to 818.35 and closed 20o down at 818 47. July lard closed loo lower at 810.87 and Septem ber ribs 1517c down at 810.eo10.62. I Estimated receipts for tomorrowi- Wheat. 56 cars; corn, 175 cars; oats, 126 cars; hogs, 88.01)0 head. , The leading future ranged as follows: Articles.! Open.l High. liow. Close. Yes'y. Wheat I July I Sept. 1 Deo. T?t 71 72 1T& ffl 73 72V4 72 725 6(fMi M 68 7H 6ov? en - ee eo eo 464iH 47 46 46 48& 38 T T 88 H 87H 48 f 42t, 43 42 41 80 80 29 2Mi 32il3 m 82 32 82T - 32 .' 82 82 3i 82 18 82 IS 82 18 31 18 t2 18 40 18 60 18 67 18 S6 18 47 18 67 10 62 10 63 10 67 10 67 10 67 10 67 10 70 10 60 10 62 10 72 10 78 10 76 10 70 10 75 10 85 10 62 10 62 10 60 10 62 10 77 Corn. July Sept. ! tec. Oats-.. a July jbJuly a Sept. p Sept, Deo. DPork-. I July 1 July Sept. Sept. No. t. a Old. b New. rah nuntatlona war aa follows: FLOUR Steadier; winter patents, $3.70 1.80: Btraights. 33.10ifl8.60; cleara, 83.00r3.30; pring specials. 8420; patenta. 83.503.80; AtralKhta. 82.H0i8S.S0. WHEAT No. 8. 74c; No. 3 red. 800. criRN-No. 1 vellow. 68c OATS-No. J, 44(B4Sc: No. S -white, 61 C2c; No. 8 white. 61661 o. BARLET Good feeding, 67c; fair to chotca Waiting, sw00. SEEDS No. 1 flax, $1.55; No. I north western, 31.74. Prime timothy, 88.75. Clover, mntrart rrada. 88.85. PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bbl., 818.82 718.27. Lard, per 100 lbs., 310.62. Short Tibs sides (looae), 310 65W10 75. Dry salted chouldera (boxed), 18 6Wi.S2. Short clear Idea (boxed). JlO.Ttto 10.87. ' WHISKY Baals of high wines, $1.30. The following wer tho recelpts and ship- tnents yesterday. Artlolea. Receipts., Shipments, iTlour, bbls..,..,.M-.-. 23.000 14,000 Wheat, bu. 64.000 ,000 (Corn, bu....J,. ,114,000 121,000 Oata, bu,... ; 321.000 222,000 Rve. bu 62.000 rBarley, bu .' 23,000 8,000 On tho Produce exchange today the but. ,ter market waa steady: creameries. ,22o; dairies, lTVjl&c. Cheese, steady, 10 .ajuo. is strong; iresn, lie. HEW YORK UtSNBRAL MA8KKT, lastatloas of tho Dar CosasaodttUa. Varlosis I NEW TORK. Juna 25. FLOUR Reeelnts. a3.4ue bbls.: sxports. 8.771 bbls.: dull and shade easier, but without change; winter ;trnlghta, $8.752i4.85; winter patenta, 84.0O 4 10; Minnesota patenu, 83.80(i4.06; Minne sota bakers. 83.lLd.a(l: winter low grades, t$2 863.16: winter extras. 83.15&S.36. Rye ,nour, quiet; aaiea, v doib. ; lair to good, aM.26fi8.46; choice to fancy, 83 66W3.70. COKNMEAL Steady; yellow western, sjl.s:; city, l so; Mranaywine, 33.45133.&&. VJ V 11 Ttft va . IWSi waataM aAA afloati stats, 63(&64o, c. 1. I., New York oariota. ) BARLEY-Nominal. WHEAT Rareipta. 86.860 bu. Soot, easy No. I red. Vic. eievator; No. $ .red. 79 -c, 1. o. D., annul ; no. 1 norinern uuiuth, iC'4o. f. o. b.. afloat: No. 1 hard Manitoba. s6Vc. f. o. b.. afloat. Although fairly steady for a time today, wheat ruled generally weak ana lower, innuencea oy larger thrashing returns than expected, good weather, foreign selling ana lower cables. The close was weak at Wulo decline. July ti77 7-lc, closed at 770 ; December, 78i 'i&.c. closed at 78c. CORN Receipts, 13,600 bu. ; exports, 1.820 bu. Spot, steady; No. t. shc, elevator, and 6WW. f. o. b.. afloat. Option market waa Irregular, but In the main quite firm, led by July strength at Chicago and more ' complaints of showers In the central belt A late decline following wheat, howaver. left the market partly c net lower and easy; July. h.ihc. oiosea at 7e: Septem. ier, 64to4c. closed at 6Vfcc; December, t:n52Hc, closed at fe'c. OAT Receipts. 4S.2-0 bu.; exports, 709 u. Spot, firm- No. 1. 80u61e; No. 8, 60c; .'o. I white. 8kUtc; No. 3 white. 5c; track Diixea western. oixaouv.c; track wnite west. rn. 6o.vrtH.j alata, txj4uc. Options gen Vrally firm. HAY Quiet; shipping. 6065c; good to icnoire, wm wtc. H11FS uulet: Galveston. 20 to lbs 08c; California, 21 to $5 lbs.. Ifrc; Texas dry. 24 to 30 lbs.. 13c. HOPS Firm; state, prima to'cholea, 1901 (prop, 19'4'rKSHc; luuu. lbMc; olds. uc; Pa. vlflo coast, 1M crop, 19ti'i3c; IM, lijlfk; villi, txi-e. LEATHER Dull; acid. 34fje. WlMl Oulel: domestic fleece I630c PROVI8K1N8 Heef quiet: fmlly IS Mt J '); mess. Ill 0trl4 00; beef hams. 821.59 TilW; pscket. l4.iri 16.00; city extra India inena. $.'4 lwi2S Oo. Cut meats, quiet; pickled bellies. 111 W"u 14.00; j lckled shoulders, $S M tn; picaiea nsms. 111 iou 00. Lard, easy western steamed, llv.u; June closed a fiu p. nominal; renned. dull; continent, $1106: Souia America. IU.sj: Pyra, ulati family, litMQ 20 DO; short, clear, $19.60919.76; mesa, $18,609 is &. TALI1W- Stesdv: city (12 per Pkg.l. ,c; country tpkgs. free), 6tMHe. Kit. t-Firm; domestic, tair 10 extra, i've: Jnpanese. 4j5c. HL'TTKK Receipts, 7.7S8 pkgs. ; steady; tate dslrv. Ihi21c: state creamery, liii 22'c; Imitation creamery, 17fejic; factory, lli'(lSS'. tlltESB-Keceipts, pags.; stesay; fancy large, colored and white, 9e; fancy all, new state full cream, coiorea ana white. 940. l-.utis iteceipts. 11.M9 pKgs.: strong; state nd Pennsylvania, Uiil9c; western can led, lRiiM4c. MOLAbbr steady : New Orleans, 833 41c. POULTRY Alive, steady: broilers. JOc: turkevs, 12c; fowls. 13c. Dressed, irregular; broilers, lntuuc; fowls. 12j,lZc; turkeys, 13 14C. METALS The London Metal exchange will be closed until next Monday morning. The New York Metnl exchange will remain cloven from inursdny afternoon until the following Monday for the Fourth of July holidays. The local tin market waa dull and lower, with spot at $28.2 28 50. London tin closed 7a 6d higher, with spot at 126 Gs and futures at 121 10a. Copper was dull snd easy here, with lake or July 10 Bepiemner delivery onered at 12.35. Htandard, spot to September, closed t 111 &a 11.80. lake I12.00(ril2 40. electrolvtic 1.9ixai2.12 and casting $11.90 13.00. At ionaon copper ciosea 10c lower, witn spot t c.oziis ana futures at 63. uaawu teady t New York at 4c and at London 11 Cd. Spelter ruled dull and nominal ere at 47c and at London steady at 18 12s 6d. Iron waa steady -to firm at New ork and without Quotation. No. 1 foundry. northern, $21.X(j22.0u; No. 2 foundry, north ern, I20.604j21.6o; No. 1 foundry, southern, $20.50i!j21.50; No. 1 foundry, southern soft, 820.hKfi21.60. The Glasgow market closed 2d lower at 64s 6d and Mlddlesborough un changed at 49s 7d. OMAHA 'WHOLESALE. MARKETS. Condition of Trade and Quotations oa Staple and Fancy Prodaee. EGGS Including new No. 1 cases, lie: cases returned. 13c. LIVE POULTRY Chickens. 9e: old roosters, according to age. 4S5c: turkeys. (Mi lie; ducks and geese, 7c; broilers, per lb., IOC. 1 BUTTER Packing stock, 16c: choice dairy, in tubs 18-JTlSc; separator, 22(&2Jo. FRESH CAUGHT FISH Trout, o; crapptes, 10c; herring, 6c: pickerel, 6c; pike, 11c; perch, 6c; buffalo, dressed, 7c; sunflsh, 8c; bluetins, 8c; whlteflsh, 11c; catfish, 13cj black bass 18c: halibut, 11c; salmon, Aci naaaock, uc; coansn, 12c; rea snapper, 10c; roe shad. each. 76c: shad roe. per nalr. 35c; split shad, per lb., 10c; lobsters, boiled, per lb., 25c; lobsters, 'green, per lb., 23c. PIGEONS Live, per doi., 75c VEAb-.:noice, tyusc. CORN-69C. ; OATS 48c. BRAN Per ton, $15. HAY Prices auoted by Omaha Wholesale Hay Dealers' association: Choice hay. No, upland, x; no. 1 medium, 17.&0; jvo. 1 coarse, 37. Rye straw. 1&.&0. Tneee prices are for hay of good color and quality. De mand fair. Receipts light. VEGETABLES. CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per do!.. 75e. NEW CELERY Kaiamasoo, boo. P0TAT0E:B Northern. 4OaS0c: new Bo tatoes, per bu., 65IS76C. , . 1 1 1 . T. VT ( VII1VU Ta Am .mmMI.. .a sire of bunches, 15iH20c. ASPARAGUS Home grown, per doa., amp 75c. . CUCUMBERS Motnouse, per ao.. vw 60c. . IJcTTUCE Hothouse, per aog., 3&0. PARSLEY Per do.. 80(&S5c. RADISHES Per dos., 20fj25o. wax REAN8 Home grown, per market basket. 60ra0c: string beans, per market basket, 60460c. KHl'BAKU Home grown, per id., ivc, CAl3HAGh-rCallfornla or home-crown. new, a?c. ONIONS New California, In- sacks, par lbj 2c. , . . TOMATOEB- xexaa, per i-paaaei crate. 8MJ-WC. . NAVY BfiiAlSB fer du., sj. FRUITS. APRICOTS-Callfornla, 3t5ft5fl.60. PEACHES California, 31.40fol.50. PLUMS California, per 4-baeket crates. $1.6Kgl.60. STRAWBERRIES Colorado, per 24-qt, case. 3. w. . . ,,l,,m ,r,a r(.ll4HMl, mam Kaw KA. home-grown, per 24-qt. case, $2.002.2S. OUOBKBKKKiisit-i'er 2-qt. case, a, WATERMELONS 8640c. TROPICAL FRUITS. PINEAPPLES Florida, 80 to 86 count, $4. BANANAS Per bunch, according to size. $2.252.75. utVAnu,D v Mvnvm, ri.iuvjv.w, jnoai terranean sweets, $4,0MM.25. lemons rancy. io.waio.ooi Messinas. $4.6096.00. HONEY Per 24-sectlon case. $3.7506.09. CIDER Nehawka. ner bbl.. $3.26: New IOrK, S3.DU. POPCORN Per lb.. 6c; shelled, 6a nuts walnuts, iso. 1 sort sneii. per in.. 12c; hard shell, per lb., Uc; No. 3 soft hen. 100: No. 2 bard shell, c; Bratlls. per Shell, lie; hard 'shell, 16a; pecans, large, per id., uc; smaii, iuc; cocoanuta, per sac, $3.60. HIDES No. 1 green, 60; No. 8 green, 6c; No. 1 saltedT 7o: No. I salted, 6c; calf, 13 to 16 lba., 6c; dry- hides, gigUc; sheep pelts, 76c; horse hides, 31.6ofa2.60. Muvt umaui-a. a. Aipern quoiea me owing prlcea: Iron, country mixed, per ton, $10; iron, stove plate, per ton, $7.60; copper, per lb., 8c; brass, heavy, per lb.. 8c; brass, light, per lb.. 6c; lead, per lb., lc; sine, per lb., 2c; rubber, per lb., so. St. Lools Grain and Prevlsloas. ST. LOUIS. June 28. WHEAT Lower: v ivu v. fvaiii bivtmivii uv v a sav sv( idtiw xor oii, iw;3c xor nw: Juiy, tic; tspiem- vr c; iNo. 1 nara, vwc. t-TS X' Ul.U-. VI .-.U bK1 m . sVu-1. v V av--8 1 sj ii3 f 4 j. m wjm. w Vb 65iS5c; July, 65c; September. 66c. OATS Higher; No. 8 cash, 46c: track. 47iH7c; juiy, 84c; Hep temper, o; no. 3 white, 60j60c, kvk rirni at umo. ITTJ-hTTn OiiU. -Int.. vs. t- 4 s.iu; extra tancy ana straignt, i.9xa.w; clear, wqt. in. buuu Timothy, steady, is xor ordinary. wnn prime worm more. CORNMEAL Steady. 83.15. BRAN Steady to firm: sacked, east track. 78(ftlOc, hay steady to Arm; timothy, 88.00(214.60; raine, .iotQiiv.ou. WHISKY Steady, 81.80. IRON COTTON TIES Steady, $1.05, BAGGING Steady, 6V8Ho. HEMP TWINE Steady, 9c PROVISIONS Pork: Lower: iobblnc. $18.40 for old, $18.80 for new. Lard: Lower at iio.ao. Dry salt meata, steady; boxed lots, extra shorts, $11; clear ribs, $11.12; short clear, $11.26. Bacon, steady: boxed lota, extra shorts, $11.87; clear ribs, $12; snori ciear, u.izj. jue.1 ai Lieaa: jrirm at ei.n. Bpei' ter: Hlaher at 84.75. POULTRY-Market steady: chickens. 10c: springs. 15gl7c; turkeys, 80; ducks, 6c; BUTTER Steady: ereamerv. 17iS23Ufl. 11.10. tUUB-LOWM at ltc, loas off. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu.. ....... 6,000 7,000 ...... .85.000 88.000 29.000 39,000 43,000 14,000 Corn, bu.... Oats, bu Liverpool Grain and Provlsleaa. T.TVFR.VW.T. Tun. wc uniw A T C, A Arm. XT', t r. n v .' V. . u , Tn. . . steady: July, 6alld; September, 6s 2d. T.ii opoi, quiet; American mixeo, new iiu uiu, os iu, ruiures, nrm: July, nora liial; September, 6a2d; October. 6a tLA. PEAS Canadian, eteady, 6s 9d. K I ,4 ll ! H Kl l.nitl. .-n-.u M A1 x.a.7 ' .S).PBrAt.I;onaon Pclfic coast), nrm at 4 15s'n5 6a. PROVISIONS-Beef, quiet; extra India , ninu, snort cut. 14 to lbs., strong, 67 j. Bacon, firm; Cumberlan cut. 2t to 30 lba.. 66s; short ribs. 1 to : lbs., firm. 67s; long clear middles, llgh stronir 7i t n ha Ik- C7- a 1 . 1 , ' , dies, heavy, 36 to 40 lbs., strong, 67s; short uc ui , ia o w ids., strong, &s clear bellies, 14 to 16 lba, strong, 67s Shoulders, square, 11 to 13 lba.. atrona. 6d 6d 43s d. Lard, American refined, in palls, fl and ft r rim a. .,Pi ... . . rm in l-rrc. atrong, 64s. Pork, firm; prims mess SL' H f a, TV1 1 m TV . 0.1 CHEKSE-Steady, American, finest white. Old. ' iTsnsl A muk-1-T.a. n 4.,u a .lu. aieady, 49s d; American, finest colored, old HA at .rv-L - A M..I AVl . ivu, iwiesi coiorea, new, TaLLow Prime city, steady, 29s i 3d; jnusiraiian; in L4uaon. auIL 44s 3d. BUTTER Nominal. TOLEDO. June 26.-WHEAT-Falrly nc tlve, eaaler; cash and June, 7bc; July, 76c: September. 74W. lORN Active, steady; caah, 64e; July, OATS Active ilrnl.' -.. - h AK1..-.T ii. 2lli..?!i!?c;ul- new' c'c: 8Pen.ber. old.' " ' . 1 ' y 'Hi i , new, uc, HEEUA'lover, dull, easy; caah $5.07 Otobef. $5.12. ' ' RYE No. 2, 60C. Philadelphia Proaaee Market. PHILADELPHIA. June 26. WH E AT c loaer; contract, grade. June, 824fa2c; local trade quoted at toa7vc per bu. It.UTTElWljteadrt fair demand; exUa western creamery, 23c; extra nearby prints, S4c. EGOS Steady: fresh nearby. 17c. loss off: western. 184i2ic. loss off: fresh southwest ern, 17c, loss off; fresh southern, 16c, loas off. CHEF.PE-'Stesdy; New York full creams. small, 6ft 10c. Kaaaaa City Grain and Provlslona. KANSAS CITY. June 2f. WHEAT July. 67Hc; September. 7'g7c; cash. No. 3 hard. Tlc; No. 8, 70c; No. 2 red, 72c; No. 3, 71c; No. $ spring, 70c. v cukn juiy, Kite; peptemner, 62c; cssn, No. 3 mixed. 64c: No. 3 white. 6jCa6c: 4N'o. 3, Bmfioc. OATS No 8 White, 4749c. RVE No. 3, 66tiS7c. HAY Choice timothy. 311.75ai2.00: choice prairie, $9 (KngiO.00. B u Tl tK-creamery. 19Hc: fancy dairy. 18c. EGGS Steady. 14c dos.. loss off. caaea returned. Receipts. Ehlnments. Wheat, bu 16.K00 13,800 Corn, bu 17,600 2l.Q Oats, bu 16,000 6,000 Mlleraakee Grain Market. MTT.wirrrr t,,.. oc wit-it t- ket lower: No. 1 northern, 778780; No. t northern, 76(fi77c; July, 73c. RYE Dull ; NO. 1, R7tl68c. BARLEY Firm: No. 2. 71(S71e: aamnle. 63'S70c. CORN JUly, 66 TiC , Peoria Market. PEORIA. III.. June 26. CORN Firm: No 8, 62c. OATS Higher: No. 2 white. 49Ac. billed through. WHISKY On the basis of 31.30 for fin ished goods. Dnlnth Grain Market. T.TTT.TTTM Tn. 9K tvuriT rn -V. X7-. 1 hard. 77?i'c: No. 2 northern. 74Uc: ko. i northern. 764.C: Julv. 76V.c: Sentember. 71c. oatb casn, 460. Minneapolis Floar and Bran. MINNEAPOLIS. June 25. FLOUR First $.75; first clears, $2.80; second clears, $2. JiHAiH-lll DUIK, tU.VIKgli.tM. NEW YORK STOCKS AND UOXDS. Dealings on Exchange Small and Movement of Prices Narrow. NEW YORK. June. The denllnn in stocks fell to near the low level of activity o me year again today. The movement or prlcea was narrow and Irregular. For the principal active stocks there was good sup port and the undertone of the market was rather favorable, but there waa no disposi tion to buy in view of the uncertainties hanging over the market. There was a fairly general UDward movement in the early dealings, which probably came from bear traders who sold short last evening on the apprehension that King Edward's Ill ness might terminate fatally over nlaht. There was buying here for London account, promptea by the same technical cause which served to bring to a halt the advance In sterling exchange. The local money market was also dis tinctly firmer In tone and encouraged bank ers to sell some sterling loan bills. Nt- wunBianaing a rurtner recession in the prices of sterling at par, there was no en gagement or gold for export. There wns nothing in the news from London os It reached Wall street to account for any strength In the stock market and the grave fear was that the illness of the king of England would terminate fatally. But the sentimental effect of yesterday's sudden an nouncement was somewhat dissipated. Nevertheless, there is something to be ap prehended from direct losses Involved In ne aborptive preparations for the corona tion. Another confederation Is that ther haa been a considerable soeeulation upon the hope of a revival to be Induced by the South African peace. The weak speculators have been forced out since tne declaration of peace, but there is an extensive class of stronger holders which has maintained the hope that the active revival has been merely postponed until after the king's coronation. This speculation has Involved not only London, but the continental finan cial centers. If the misfortune of the king of England serves to obstruot the Influence of the South African settlement upon finan cial affairs the effect will be reflected In the stock markets. There was nothing m the news or the day to acoount for a rise in prices In stocks. The crap news was ratner neutral. Traders who bought Reading professed seme confidence that the stock was break ing up and they had news or some rurwier returns to work by strikers, but there was nothing Ilka a general demand for the coalero. Colorado Fuel was moved up 3 points on account of the session of the directors to take action on the dividend, but the gain was entirely wiped out with out any pews reaching the publloto ac count for tho nee or reaction. A late ad vance In St. Paul made the closing Very dull. . There was little aomg in nonas ana ins market was irregular. Total sales, par value. $2,016,000. United 8tates bonds were all unchanged oa the last call. The following are tr. closing prices on the New York Stock exchange: Atchison ! 8t. Paul p(d Ill do pia Baltimore Ohle....lOMk do ptd Canadian Pacific ....lit so. racmo Bo. Railway Kit do Did Taiaa A Pacific 4i Canada Bo DO Chea. Ohio 444 Toledo, Bt. L. W. tl do Dfd Chicago a Alton urn, ds otd T444 Union PaclSo 104 do Dfd v Chicago, lad. L... 14 Wabaah so do Did. do Dfd 44 Chicago aV fl. Ill 1H4H Chlcaco 4V O. W Wheeling U B.,.. 31 do Id ptd u do 1st pro do M Dfd 47 Wla. Central i do ptd 4HVi Chicago a N. W 360 C, R. I. P lTO Chicago Tsr. Tr.. 10 Adama Ez ICT Amarlcan Ex 125 Vnltad States Ex. ...114 do sra it Wells-Parxo Ex 195 C. C. C. A Bt. L....10IH Colorado Bo tovi Amal. Copper MS Amer. Car & F.... . II i '. 7V ,.106 . 7 . do 1st pfd TO do id ptd 41 do Dfd Amor. B. A R IM. at Hndaoa n do Dfd Dal. L,. w 170 Dnnr R. 0 41 Anao. Mining Co... Brooklyn R. T do Bid IlVi Colo. Fust aV Iron. Krle S Con. Oaa 11614 do 1st p(d 41 H do Id fd 61V. Con. Tobacco pfd....lll 'Un. Elect no oo Hocking Coal II Inter. Paper 10 Great Nor. prd 1M Hoctipg vauay so do Did si do Dtd.i 71 Illinois Central .....1ST Iowa Central it LaclMa Oaa U National Dlaenlt .... 47 National U4 11 Dfd si Lake Kris aV W t national sail pro..... ia No. Amarlcan 121 Pacific Coast 46 Pacific Mall 41 do Dfd IK U aV N 116 Manhattan h 11104 Met. Bt. RJ 14S Max. Central U People's Gas 1004 Praaaad B. Car 4(14 M.I. National 16 00 pto 50 Pullman P. Car 131 Minn. t Bt. Li 114 Mo. Paclflo lMU Republto Steal IT M . K. A T. tt ao pro Ti de Dfd 6IVti Sugar 1164 N. J. Contral HO Tenn. coal at I N. Y. Central 166 Unloa Bag at P 144 Norfolk A W 6a do ptd 11 S U. 8. Leather 11 do pfd (CI do ptd tl Ontario at W UK Poanaylvanla 161 Reading T U. B. KUDOOT ....... 14i do pfd (1 U. 8. Steel r4 do pfd M4 Western Union 194 ao lax pen SO 34 Dfd 70U Bt. I-. B. F. ...... de 1st prd tl Amor. ixkcomotiTs..,. 11 do pfd M do Id tfd Tl Bt. I. Bouthw n K. C. Bouthara 11 do pfd 61 de ptd as St. Paal 171 Ex-dividend. New York Money Market. XTTTTfr vrtDv Tn. oc uirwxrv rn -..11 steady at 23 per cent; close. Did and aeked, 23 per cent; prime mercantile rjarjer. 4 v. arm wr cent. STERLING EXCHANOE Firm, with ac tual bualnesa in bankers' bills at 14. 14 for demand and at $4.86 for sixty daya; poatea rates. $4.86a4 S and K8834 &; comrafr. ctal bills. M.s4Ha4.86. BILVUlR Bar. 3c: Mexican aoiiara. 4210. BONDS oovernment. steaay: state, in active; railroad. Irregular. The closing quotations on bonds are as follows: IT. 8. raf. 3s. rg...lOTL. N. unl. 4a 1M do ooupoa ...iu -Max. uantrai as...,. -A do la. reg do coupe. do new 4s. rag do ooupoa do old 4s. rag.. do aoopas do ta, rag do coupon Atrhleon gan. 4a. do ad). 4a ...1V7V4 do la Inc 11 .. .10714 -Minn. A St. IV 4a. 104 ...11 M.. K. A T. 4s 1'4 ...16 do la 64X4 ...10tT4 N. T. Central U....10414 ...1104! do gan. 1V!S lot ...106 I'N. i. C. gen. 6s.. ..lit ...106 I No. Paclnc 4a 106 ...101 do la T4 ... M'i.'N. A V. con. 4a....l0iV4 ...lOIViReadlng gen. 4s 100V Bal. A Ohio 4s. ds la t74i8t L A I M c. aa...lll do coa. 4s ia -si 1. a s r 4s..'....ioo Canada 80. la 104. Bt. L. South, la.., fm4 Central ot Oa. la...lon. "do la IT do la too to fl. A. A A. P. 4s.... to4 Chee. A.Ohio 4Sw...loaA ga. Facile 4a :' Chicago A IVaa... I4'4 o Railway 6a 121 B. A Q. a. 'Tsxaa A Pac. la. ..lit C. M A Bt P g. 4a.ll T. 8t L A- W 4a. C. A N. W. c, 1a..lM t'nloa pacific 4a.... C , R. I. A P. 4s. ...Ill do eon. 4a C C C A Bt L g. 4a. 101 Wahaah U Chicago Tar. 4a tu do la Colorado So. 4a t do ab. B Dantar A B. O. 4s.. 104 'West Bhoro 4s.... Erie prior lion 4s. ..lot WALK. 4a do general 4a UY'WIa. Central 4s.. F. W. A D. C. la.lllVCoa. Tobacco 4s.... Hocking Val. 4s...U. Bid. Offered. M .itw .107 .lit .111 . T4'i .116 . ta . ts . 4 !4 Bank Clearlags. OMAHA, Juna 25 Bank cleatinga today. l,lo.oro.i; same oay last year, Ma,7bo rc; increaae. 3iB4. 313.18. NEW YORK. June 26 Clearings, $30.- 384.1.2; balances. Bl2.7Zl,tK!i. CHICAGO. June 26. Clearinge. $24 lt (nr: balances, $l,lTi.iv7; posted sxchahge, $4$1 for sixty dsys and $4 W on demand; New 1 org exchange, Hfo premium, PHIUWCU'HIA. June 28 Clearings. $1. 6X3. DM; balances, $1,Z1,44: money, 44j4 per cent. BOSTON. June 26. Clearings. IZZ.Wl.oli; balances, $l.Vi,367. BALTIMORE. Juna 26. C earlnga. X..41S,. 8SK; balances, $46fl,2?4; money. 6 per cent. ST. LOIM8. Jun-26 :iesrlngs, $,W13.30: balances. !m,fi9,r money, steady, 64i per cent: New York exchange, 30c premium. CINCINNATI. June 25. Clearings, xs.- S77.SH0: money. $iu per cent; New York exchange, 364j30o premium. Boato. Sfen Q-.l.t..- BOSTON. June 25 -Call loans. tSVTM per cent: time loans, 4ii6 per cent. Official closing of stocks and bonds: Atchlaon 4s Oaa la .101 . If . 11 .. ,. 11V4 .100 .NO Alloues Amalgamated ..... Bingham ralumet A Hecla. Centennial Copper Range .... Dominion Coal ... Franklin lalo Koral Mohawk old Dominion .... Oaceola Parrot Qulncy Mania Fa Copper.. iTamarark Trlmountala Trinity I'nlted States .... I'tah ' victoria Winona Wolverine Daly Wert .. 14 .. ta ... ii ..6M .. It .. (I ..lis .."10 ... 11 .. 41 .. 14 .. to .. tl ..110 .. i4 ..ITS ... as .. 114 ,.. it ... m .. .. 4 .. 14 .. 41 Mai. Central 4a.... N. B. O. A C Atchlaon j. do Did s. Boaton A Albany.. Boat on a Ma.. ..101 N. N. H. A H..1M Fltrhburg pfd 14.. t'nlon Paclflo Mex. Central 17 American Sugar lift1 ao pts iihv. American T. A T....174M Dominion I. A 8.... Ml. Oen. Electric lofi Maaa. Rlactrle 41 do Dfd t7A N. E. O. A C 1 I'nlted Fruit Ill . B. Steal 17 do Dfd HkA Weattngh. Common.. 106 Adventure 11 London Stock Maratet. LONDON, June 25.-4 p. m. Closing: Cona.. monay t Norfolk A Western.. 87 do account. N I do Btd Bl Anaconda .... Atchlaon ..... 6 I Ontario A Western 31 IPennaylvanla .. II F do ptd 102 Baltimore A Ohio.... ion" Canadian Paclflo 1M4 Reading 14 do lat pfd 42 do Id pfd 154 Southern Ry X do pfd FT Southern Paclflo 5 Union Paolfle 10T do pfd tl U. 8. Bteal It Chesapeake A Ohio.. 47 Chicago O. w , 10 M. A Bt. P ..m .. 41 .. M4 Denver A R. O... do pfd Erie .. 17 do lat pfd do Id pfd do efd tl .. 64 ..1M ..11HV4 .. 37 .. 0 ..168 Wabaah 104 do pfd 4T Spanlah 4s (0 Rand Mines II De Bears 31 llllnola Central.... Loulavllla A Naah M., K. A T do ptd N. Y. Central BAR SILVER Quiet; 24d per ounce. MONEY 2V.fa2M. ner cent. 'The rate Of discount in the open market for both short and three months bills is avi8-T per cent. ( New York Mining; tgsjetalloas. NEW YORK. June 25. The following are the closing prices on mining stocks Adams Con Alice Breece Brunawlrk Con.. .. 10 Little Chief .. 11 .. Tl ..106 .. .. II .. I .. It .. 44 ..lot .... 40 .... 6 .... T .... 6 ....126 ....lot ....126 .... Tt .... 6 Ontario , Ophlr Phoenix , Potoal Coroatock Tunnel Con. Cal. A Vs. Ileadwood Terra. Horn Silver Iron Silver ...... Ieadvllla Con... Savage Sierra Nevada , Small Hopes ., Standard Foreign Financial. BERLIN. June 25. Home funds and In ternationals were quiet on the bourse today. Chinese were somewnat easier. L-ocais were hesitating. Iron shares were harden ing. Discount rates: Short bills. 1.4 per cent; three months' bills. 2,4 Der cent. Exchange on London, 20m 46 pfgs. for checks. LONDON, June 25. There was a large demand for money today and discounts were eteady. Most of the business con sisted in closing up transactions in view of the holidays. The kings condition over shadowed all other considerations. The bulletins were awaited with solicitude. The expectation that the postponement of the coronation will nave an aaverse enect ror weeks ahead caused irregularities. Con sols partly recovered. Home rails were steady. Americans were Irregular, but Im proved slightly in response to isew xorn and closed quiet. Orand Trunks were Arm on satisfactory traffic returns. Kaffirs were better and inactive. The amount of bullion taken Into the Bank of England on balances today was 44,uoo. aold premiums at Manna, 37.22. PARIS. June 26. There was a general rally at the opening of the bourse today. due to the repurchases on more reassuring news regarding the condition or tne king. Later transactions were scarce, but the tone waa rood to the end. Rentea were strong on the reiteration of the rumors of their approacmng conversion tractions settled on selling orders. Rio tlntos were steady in spite of dispiriting advices from New York. De Beers were repurchased. Private rate of discount was 29.16 per cent. Three per cent rentes, lOlf 72o for the account; exchange on London, iff 170 for cnecas, epanisn b ciosea a sx.u. ' Condition -f the Treasnry. ' WASHINGTON. June 25. Today's state ment of the treasury balances in the gen eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold reserve In the division or redemption. shows: Available cash balances, $203,710,01t; gold, $100,214,030. , Cotton Market. NEW YORK, June 25. COTTON Fu tures, steady: June, 8.06c; July, 8.74c; August, 8.46c; September, 8.11c: October, 8c; ilUVClllUCI, I.POVj, A'.JV.l...... . , . .'V. , .Aiiu.lfi 7.03c; February, 7.93c; March, 7.96c. UALVESTON. June 36. UUTTU Steady, 9 I-I60. NEW ORLEANS, June 86.-COTTON Strong-: Bales. 800 bales: ordinary. 7-16c: good ordinary, 8 1-16c; low middling. $-lc; miaaung, ire: gooa miaaung, 10-ioc; mia dling fair, 91-16c; receipts, 1.041 bales; stock. 98,648 bales. Futures, steady: June, 8.90ci bid; July, 8.9Sfl8.99c; August, 8.68 8.69c; September, 8.09u.10c; October, l.m-tf tttLf.. XT'.,,.mK'... 9 IAV. . fit-.. rtAAAfnk.r 1 fclktfl 7.81c; January, 7.8&f.81e. Liverpool, June zo. 4JOTTOIN epot, quiet; prices firm; American middling, 6d. The sales of the day were 6.000 bales, of which 1.000 were for speculation and export and Included 4,auo American. Receipts, s.uw bales, including 1,400 American, p-utures opened firm and closed quiet. American middling g. o. c, June, 4 65-64(34 66-4d, buy ers: June and July, 4 63-64(84 54-64d, buyers; July and August, 4 61-64(&4 62-4d, buyers; August and September. 4 44-644 46-64d, buy ers; September and October, 4 S4-64d, buy ers; October and November, 4 27-64d, sellers; A.uvemuer miu avwimajva, o-w.iaati .-v.u, l . 1 J V . .O .2 ' uuytii, Arcciiiucr auu .aiiueii, v e.w4j' 4 sa-6-1 a, sellers; January ana eoruary, ist-eta, sellers. Wool Market. BOSTON. Jims 28. WOOte-trtetty fine. 4Hi'a60c; clean fine and fine medium, 469 47c; staple, 6u63c; medium, 88841c. Texas wools are remarkably nrm, largely grow- Ing out of the fine position of wools. The clip haa been bought up by prominent deal era with very high prices paid compared with other wools at the tlma buying began. Buyers are very confident. Fall cleaned basis. 443i6c; six to eight months spring, 4tV(r48c. Fine ' washed fleeces are exceed ingly firm, with old wools sold out of sight. The market la nominally aeuoted at: Ohio and Pennsylvania XXX, 2tuft.?c; XX and above, 2iVU27c; Michigan, 224J'24c. Old de laine wools are practically aold out and will cost higher for new. Michigan. 259 xi c: P.O. l waanea combing, 'tfi7c; No. , zm(.sic; coarse, i-va'&c. CT T nfTTU Tun- Or. wrtnT BIaa4 ... dlum grades' and combing. 134jnc; light nne, uiaisc; neavy nne, iuc; cuo wasnea, Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlta. NEW YORK. June 25. EVAPORATED APPLES In the market for evaporated apples spot demand continues moderate, but offeringa are also light and full prices are maintained. Futures are attracting considerable attention on the basis of aio for October and November deliveries of prime. Common to good, 7c; fancy, 11c. rne market tor moat caiirornia neacrlp tlons continues steady. Prunea are In fair export demand and there la a light Jobbln request noted. Prices continue at from 3! (atic for all aradea. Apricots are aulet. 10. 14c in boxes, 10c In bags. Peaches, dull, peeled. Ilai4c: unneeled. twillc. Prlcea continue at from 34o to c for all gradea. Apricots are quiet and quoted at lu'vauc, in boxes: in Dags, 10 12c. Peaches are dull, prlcea for peeled ranging from liv&loc for peeled to 8&10c for un- peeiea. Coffee Market. . " J ' . W A . , V , . U IIO fc . ' A' AA U,., . No. 7, 6c. Mild, quiet. Futures opened steady; prlcea ranged to 6c higher, ruled steady until near the cloae, when aelling by longs and shorts cauaed valuea to sag off, the closing basis being net unchanged to 6 points lower. Better European cables than expected started small room ahorta to covering on the first call, with support ers supplying the demand. Professional operatlona comprtaed the bulk ef the busi ness. No news was received from the Braxtllan markets owing to a church holi day. The market waa finally quiet, with sales of 17.0u0 baga recorded. Including July at 4 80c: September, 4.90c; December, 6.10 t.avc, aarco, a.ac; May, s-aoc. Oil and Reala. OIL CITY. June 16. OIL-Credit bal ancea, $1.20; certificates, no bids; shipments. o4.4iv ddis.; average, bw.tbi ddis.; runa, lbi. 240 bbls.; averaae. 64.6aO bbla. NEW YORK, June 26. OIL-Cottonseed, nuiei. reiroieum, steaay, tosin, easy Turientlne. dull. TOLEDO. Juna 38 OIL-North Ua, 88c: South Lima and Indiana. 83c. LONDON. June 3iv O I L, I-loaasd, $0s .04. Turpentine pUita. Baa 34. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Bef BUen Bell at Uid Eigbet Frio on Esoord Cow arkt StrongBr. GOOD HOGS STEADY, OTHERS FIYC LOWER Besjs Close Slew and Weak and Ioor Clearaaee la Made Recelpte of ' keep Light, bat Market Slow and Lower. SOUTH OMAHA, June 25. Recelets were: Cattle. Hogs, rlheep. Official Monday 1.3..7 6.374 8.63 Official Tuesday 2 6 13,13$ 6 64 Ofliclal Wednesday 1.633 10.9S3 1,449 Three days this week.. 6.23. 29,493 Same daya laat week... 9.768 27.164 Same week before 7.64D 2M:'6 Same three weeks ago.. 9.27 2&.163 Same four weeks ago.. f,6K9 27,iml Same days last year.... 8.8iS 19.097 16.636 11,901 7.724 6.12 6.076 7,266 mTCEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE. The following table shows tne receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for year to oate, and comparisons with last year: - 1902. 1901. ' Inc. Cattle 30,341 333.960 26,391 Hogs 1.3U0.US1 1.188.6M1- lU.6m Dec. Sheen 410 BcJ f..i7o or, The following table snows the avetago price ot hoga gold on the South Omaha market the laat several daya, with com parisons with former years: Date. 1902. 1901.1900.1899.lf98.187.1396. June 1.... June 3.... June .... June 4.... June 6.... June June 7.... June B I $ 84 $ 35 22 I ta 7 16 3 86 2 87 3 96 ( 01 a 3 0$ T 20; 7 IS. Tl I" 7 3 7 3 I 2 j?6! June 9.... June 10... Juna 11... 3 91 $16 8 03 a 1 98 $ 10 8 08 3 10 8 02 2 96 a ( 0! 8 06 $ oo June 12... June 13... June 14... I 1 e June 16... Juna 1 74 Juna 17... June 13... 7 2i 7 8;, June 19... June 20... June 21... June 23... June 23... June 24... June 35... 7 494 7 69 7 671 Indicates Sunday. YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS. The fnllowlnv Ilea aIiaa,. v. -. w-, cars of feeders shipped to the country yes- iviu? oiiu inetr uesunauon. . Cars. John Schurlck. 'imogene,' la.' Wab. !!'.!!!! 1 m. r. raaaey, cioomneia, ia. a 3 H. J. Wlndson, Patrick Siding, Neb. M. J. Monne't'teV'Red OakV'ia.Q!. !!!!!!!! 4 The nfllrlal nun, K - ... A --.-.!. w. VA V. AIUA brought in today by each road was: a, ... - Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H'r'a. c.. M- t. p Missouri Pacific 6 $ " "". Union Paclflo System 9 20 j 2 C. A N. W 3 29 F.. E. A M. V 13 87 1 C. St. P.. M. A O IS 2s . B. tt M.. 10 6 2 I C, B. at Q 4 8 K. C. ft St. J ( .. .. r. T. T A - - v., A. a-., eui.... u llllnola Central .. .. Total receipts 7 156 6 3 The disposition of the dsv'a rerelnts waa as follows, each buyer purchasing the nam- Der oi oeaa inaic&xea: Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing Co.., 76 i,ia uwitt and company Cudahy Packing Co 33 416 869 92 '1 39 80 26 4 8 25 21 2.8K6 1,062 4,334 UU 148 697 Armour A Co Cudahy. from K- C O. H. Hammond Co R, Becker A Degan J. l carey dt ti Lobman at Co W. L Stephen Hill V Huntxlnger Liylna-stone dk Schaller.. L. F. Hues H. L. Dennis at Co Other buyers 728 Total. 1.643 10,93 1,574 CATTLE The run wss again moderate and prices on decent killers were forced upward under strong competition from racaera. A recora price waa eataDiianea or beef cattle and the market waa satis factory to sellers. Beer steers made out a ralr part of to day's moderate receipts. Packers were out after supplies early and fair to good stuff sold quickly at prices 610o higher, tops selling at $7.86, a record price for the market. The ordinary to fair beef steers showed slight change In price from, yes terday. Four or five cars of cows and beifer arrived from the feed lots, together with a moderate number of grassers. Fed stock found teady sale at good, strong figures. Canning grades and thin' short fed lots were poor sailers and moat trading on such waa at shaded prlcea Bulls, stags and veal calves, unleas fat, have declined ma terially In price the last few days, veals especially showing a sharp decline from the early part of the month. Fleshy feeders are pretty good sellers and valsjes on desirable heavy grades are Suotably unchanged. Coarse heavy and ght thin gradea are more or leaa of a drag on the market and values are continually trending; lower. Representative sales: BEEF STEERS. ( 70 4 8 3 60, 4 21 $ 401 b$6H4U$S2 $70 $ 691 4 03 $ 3 6 72 4 83 ) 4 10 $ 32 $ 70 4 1 $ 68, 3 31 ( 71 4 94 3 68 4 01 ( 75 4 96 $67 $ KH ( $0 I 78 I 02 $ 60 $ $7 3 31 ( 10 s 61 t tl I (84 $ b 3 a 3 2! (91 (00 (86$24 If 412 117 8(1 6 86 4 80 3 64 3 71 (81 486 3B0I3 79 3 29 6 86 89 3 64 3 77 $ 32 4Ba3623903 22 $83 3 63 3 93 3 18 6 89 ( 03 3 80 3 21 6 92 ( 06 8 64 3 16 (90494$ 71 $80 6 91 4 93 $ 69 $ 81 3 15 (89 (00 (66 $ 72 3 21 ( 18 3 63 3 72 3 23 (93 3 62 8 US 8 2H; 6 99 6 17 369( 231 Na. At. rr. No. At. Ft. 1 T4t 4 00 41 1044 46 1 1100 I tt 41 1101 Tt 1 tit I 0 30 10U t tt at 1061 I 10 4 1616 7 00 1... tit I 60 30 1066 1 Ot 11. 64 6 10 II 1161 T Ot 10.... lot! I 66 M 110 T It 1 MO 4 00 M 1110 T 40 IT 600 00 10 H6t T 40 tt Ml t Ot tO 1341 T 0 t 1011 t 00 tO 116T 7 Tt 41 11(6 It ... Itog T TO d 1147 t 16 tt 1181 T Tl I Utt t 66 M 1J4 T 16 STEERS TEXAS. 108 ... tot t It COWS. 1 i::::::::: i t 8 4 M0 3 00 440 2 00 I6t ret .:. 115 I T8 ... tot I 76 ...10U tt ...1160 4 00 ...1140 4 00 ...1060 4 00 ...loot 4 00 ... 740 4 00 ...1010 4 00 ... I7T 4 00 ... 610 4 10 ... trt 4 io ... 644 4 10 ... MO 4 II ...100 4 II ... t3l 4 16 ... tTO 4 16 ... tto III ... 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IM I 60 ...llflt I M ...U40 II ... tt 4 0t ...tot 4 tt ... lilt 4 60 ... 140 4 M 110 t oo CALVES. IM IK 1 tot 3 60 1 tt I 00 1 160 I 00 I ltd I 64 ST AOS. ...... 1110 I ot STOCK CAIaVES. lit t tl l I.. 1.. I.. 14.. I.. 4.. I-. 4.. .. IT.. M. . IH IN STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS. Ill I 6t TS0 I M IH I 40 I.?!. 64 I 40 6 I 00 1 1014 4 tt U II STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 641 I M T K l 4 00 Tat 8 16 t Ill 4 00 W IH It 451 4 00 HI IM 1 610 4 4t 171 4 tt 44. 6.1 4 6 44t 4 tt U. HOGS The run was again of liberal pro portions and conditions were rather against sellers and a moderate decline in. prices, especially on the more common hoga, fol lowed. Right choice toppy lota aold pretty well up to yesterday's quotatlona, but In tne main toe market waa light around (e lower than yesterday's general trade, or practically about the aams a- at the cloae yesterday. The opening ar rather dull and alow, and cloae weak, but by midday the pena had been cleared of the bulk nf the arrivals. Tops sold up to (7.75, same ss yesterday, but the bulk appears slightly lower. Representative sales: Me. Tl., Tl., Tt., Tl.. Tl.. T.. M.. 71., Tl., TS., 61., 70., Tt. 10., 10., Tl., TT., At. Sk. Pr. No. at. at. Jr. 10 t 4t K0 7 46 100 7 46 ... t 44 74... 66... tt... tl... 67... tl... 74... Tl... 71... to... M... 71... to... 04... 44... 71... II... 11... 47... C4... M... 64... t... 61... .141 II I 61 ,.19 ,.'l ..114 ..IM IM tH IM t 17 '4 10 140 I 67 16 10 7 6T4 ,.no 1 46 .IH 120 T 46 Ill 231 131 141 221 It lit Ill 148 238 131 131 131 147 IM 7 17 M 7 I' Itt I 17 M I 17 l0 t 17 100 I 174 40 7 17 0 t 6714, 2ul too I 46 200 1?0 7 46 211 0 T 47V4 , 236 t: , l-'l 221 , 2"1 , 110 , 116 , 100 t" 116 H6 , XII , 131 124 , 124 , 116 , JIT SO T 0 ... 7 60 60 T 60 ... T 6 40 T 60 120 I C 10 T 60 too M I 17 I 67 7 17 60 T 60 TO II II 4 42 77 16 71 7 T5 M T6 71 14 66 64 70 66 74 72 61 T7 67 6 TT TO to 7 60 7 60 I 60 . T 60 t 60 ... 7 Hi ... 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T 61 120 T 62 160 7 66 10 7 66 7 t6 7 46 t 66 7 46 7 66 7 6 7 7 6 40 ' 0 7 65 7 66 110 T 65 90 7 65 120 7 66 60 7 66 120 T 66 10 80 .241 10 7 66 ,.2H4 280 7 6 160 V 66 .146 7 6 7 66 2H0 120 7 6 7 66 ....166 ,.. 7 tt ,.. 7 t6 44 7 6 7 6 7 66 .....16 ....16 ....160 ,....1117 110 T 66 140 7 66 0 7 17 7 7J 80 7 66 ....117 10 7 70 110 7 66 101 21 110 T 70 .128 200 7 65 40 I 70 ..217 120 7 66 ,184 10 I 70 .226 T 65 7 66 7 66 ..in ..160 ml T Tt ..230 40 I 70 44 .141 SHEfcl'-i 'k.li ,-..-... 1 1 a a-. ------- " 1 " ' . 11 iiauh ai 1 1 ,ri I'mn, and those m-1 , K A-.. 1 -.1 a 1 - 1 ...... . tt LBiiiry uvrr 1 1 J 1 1 1 yesterday were hardly enough to make a mnrbAl Etl..-.- A ,1.. 1-1 a h r ,' V 11 wii nowever, are fully 50c a hundred lower than a week ngo. with no special change noted In the trade today. Wuotatlons for clipped stock: Good to choice wethers, $4.85(64.V0: fair to good. $4.20 4,4.60; good to choice ewea, $4.0j4.35: fair to rood. i:iiJiK. ... ui ,V.i wi . -7 . - - . . . -, , 1 Tiiuiuo 1 n 1 1 1 u . , . . , 1 66.50; fair to good, $4.26ig4.50. Wooled stock . .. nuuui, auwa; UUUVS Clipped StOCK. Representative sales; N- Av. Pr. 9 ewes gj j jo 606 feeder lambs 64 2 60 15 mixed grass sheep 100 2 75 125 western ewes and wethers... 88 2 75 196 yearlings, grass 70 $ 00 2 ewes, natives 105 j po 682 western wethers ... 114 8 50 21 native yearling lambs... (S3 4 50 136 western ewes 64 1 60 2i8 yearling Iambs 73 3 00 297 yearling lambs 73 8 00 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Cattle Strong: Hogs Close Lower and Sheep Steady. ,SHI(lAa? June -CATTLE-RecelpU, 18.000 head, Including 1,500 head Texans; choice steers strong, others steady to 15c lower; good to prime steers, $7.6003.40; poor to medium, $4.5&.7.60; stockers and feeders, $2.50&6.00; cows. $l.a.00; heifers, $2.50 6.50; canners. $1.402.50; bulls, $2.25&6.76; calves, 33.6O(g,.40; Texas fed steers, $4.00 HOGS Receipts, 87,000 head; estimated to morrow, 29,000 head; left over, 10,000 head; opened steady to 6e lower; closed 1015o lower; mixed and butchers, $7.8067.76; good to choice heavy, $7.75fi7.95; rough heavy. &282-! llttnt' W.2gT.50S "bulk of saJei $7.45&'7.75. i SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18,000 head; dull; lambs, best steady; good to choice wethers, $3.75a4.76; fair to choice mixed, 33.500-4.00: western sheep, $3.00(H.00: native lambs, clipped, $4.60a.M; western lambs, top spring, $7.26. Official yesterday: Receipts. Shipments. 6.207 1.131 Cattle Hogs Sheep . 18,494 2,613 11,602 1.646 Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, June 25. CATTLE Re ceipts, 2J0O head natives. 1,900 head Tex ans. 860 head calves: natives stesdv. T Tr ans firm: choice export and dressed beef steers, $7.10(&.06; fair to good, $4.60i7.06: stockers and feeders, $2.755.10; western fed 4-.wse.w; lexaa ana Indian steers. $2.76itf6.50; Texas cows. $r604j'3.G0; native cows, 31.50fi6.25; native heifers, $S.856.25: EDf t1.W&3.00; bulls, $2.75(S4.60; calves $2.504i.25. HOGS RecelDts. 8.400 head: murliAi nm 10c lower; top. $7.90: bulk of sales. 17 - v'lf IM.aTr, UUIA Ul Pttlf H. I .WWfU 7.80; heavy, $7.7567.90; mixed packers. $7.65(5 T'.80: i'fyj'U 7.lijr7.t; yorkers. $7.6W.65; pigs, $6.85&7.80. ' SHEEP AND LAM BS Recel pts, 6.400 iiT-nui imnvo muttons, lutgioc lower; lambs, 10dx20c lower: native lamhi 14 7VH in. -.' ern lambs, $4.60fn.00: native wethers,' $4.76 6.10; western wethers, $3.7004.90; fed ewes'. fw-t2-ou: iexa Clippea yearlings. $4.503 5.00; Texas clipped eheeD. fe.6002d.6o: cnlvea 1CADI $2.26S'3.6U New York Lire Stock Market. ' NEW YORK. June 25.-BEEVES-Re-celpts, 2.883 head; good to choice ateers, steady; bulls and fat cows, steady; several cara unaold; ateers, 13.30(36.46; extras, $4.50 6.76; cows, $2.606.00. Cables, weak; re frigerator beef. ll12c per lb. CALVES Receipts. 6.372 head; veals, weak; buttermilks, 2660o lower; tops. $7.35 4J7.75; culls, 14) buttermilks, $2.763.o0. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.576 head, 83 cara on sale; good handy sheep, steady; common, dull and weak; Iambs, steady, but medium gradea slow; several a$5,.067.1e.eP a-6017; cul". ! HOGS Receipts, 6,149 head; state. $7.80 7.85; mixed western, $7.4u7.60. 1 v St.. Loot is Live Stoek Market. . ST' LOyiS. June 25. CATTLE Receipts, $.600 head, including $,0u0 head Texans; .market about eteady; native shipping and export ateers, $6.0i(fi7.90; dressed beef and butcher steers, I4.7j'7.50; steers under 1,000 lbs., $4.60(S.10; Blockers and feedera, $3.50 6.30; cowe and heifers, $2.25g.00; canners. I1.60ia2.oo; bulls, 12. toft. 00; calves. $3.60g6.00; Texas and Indian steers, $2.656.36; cows and heifers, lii.toco-l.eo. HOOS Receipts. 4,400 head: market easier; pigs and lights. 37.2Xiy7.65; packers. $7.Xtf7.7fl; butchers. $7.6fKfj7.90. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4,900 head: market dull: native muttons, $3.00 4.00' lambs, $4.006.76: culls and bucks, 83.25 a-t.00; stockers, $1.0030.00. Slonz City Live Stoek Market. SIOUX CITY, la , June 25. (Special Tele, gram.) CATTLE Recel pta, 300; market steady; beeves, 36.00ta7.G6; cows, bulls and mixed, $2.50(4.26; stockers and feedera. $2.604.00; yearlings and calvea, I17664.00. HOGS Receipts, 2,200; market opened steady and closed lower, selling at $7.26 7.60; bulk, $7.4O7.50. SHEEP Receipts. 100; steady. St. Joaepk Live Stoek Market. ST. JO8EPH, June 26. CATTLE Re ceipts, 1,100 head: natives, $4.8Va.00; cows and heifers. I2.004H3.&0: veals. $3.Doa.00; stockers and feeders, I2.00fj5.60. HOGS Receipts, 7.000 hesd; steady to 60 lower; light and light mixed, 17.45437.75; me dium and heavy, (7.60i'7.65; pigs, $4. 25434.. 76. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 660 bead; steady. Sleek In Slnaf. The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal markets for Juna 26; Cattle. Hoga. Sheep. South Omaha 1,633 10.9x3 1.449 Chicago 18.000 2,r I8.000 Kansaa City 4,i0 8,400 6.400 St. Louis (.600 4.4"0 4,100 Bt, Joseph 1,100 , 7, 0J' 660 Totals .31.133 69.783 (1,399 Sugar Market. NEW YORK. June 25.-SUGAR-Raw, weak; fair refining, $U-lic; centrifugal, 84 tept, Sc; molasses sugar. 3 9-16c. NEW ORLEAN14, June 25.-8UOAR Quiet; open kettle, 2tj3 3-16c; open kettle, centrifugal, &U3o; centrifugal yellow, 33 4c; seconds. 23 3-16C. Molasses, dull; centrifugal, tytflac. LONDON, June 25. SUGAR Beet, June, 6s. . 1 4 Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, June 25. DRY OOOD8 Yesterday s reductions In the prices of bleached cottons have brought out a good demand today and the market for these haa already a firmer appearance. There haa been but a quiet business reported on brown and course colored cottons at pre vious prlcea. prints are Arm, but quiet. Print clotha dull and unchanged. More business than of late in men a wear woolens and worsteds. Dress goods unchanged. MANCHESTER, juns 36.-DRY GOODS Cloths, quiet, with very light business doing. Yarns, firm, ttut not active. LEAVENWORTH'S WAR COLLEGE Will Be Ferasally Opened Rett Fall ad Traepi Are Gather lag There. Of the sis colleges of martial Instruction to be established within the scope of an ad ministration plan for tho betterment of tho service In all departments, tinne will bs superior to or more extensive than the one to bo located at Fort Leavenworth. This college will be formally opened next fall and 3,000 troops will be missed there. The process of assembling is already under way, aa witnesses message received by General Bales at army headquarters. This states that the entire command of the Sixth Infantry kt about to leave 8an Fran cisco for Fort Leavenworth and will arrive there about July t next. The Sixth com prises now thirty-two commissioned officers and 600 enlisted men, and hat been on duty In the Philippines for some years, having Just returned. A total ot 3,000 troops will mean a big addition to those that have been estab lished at Fort Leavenworth In the past tad extensive new quarters will be re quired to accommodate the Influx. Bar racks are now In process of construction, but those for the Sixth are not yet ready, and this regiment will go Into camp at the fort till the barracks are completed, which will be In the fall. The school at Fort Leavenworth Is to be a war and staff college. Till the Philippine war began an Infantry and cavalry school was maintained there. Three of the six new colleges are already established, the cavalry and artillery college at Fort Riley, the engineering college at Washington barracks and the artillery college at Fort Monroe. There are yet to come a college of mines at New York harbor snd a war college at Washington barracks. This schedule of college covers every department of the land service and flatter ing results are expected from the plan. The operation of such a system of Instruction Is a new departure in the United States. By the first of next year all colleges will be In working order. SUPREME COURT SYLLABI. 11075. Ames against Miller. Appeal from Cass. Affirmed. Holcomb, J. 1. Deeds, mortgages and other lnrtru menta required to be recorded are void na to subsequent purchasers whose deeda. mortgagee or other Instruments shall be first recorded. Section 14, chapter Ixxlll, Compiled Statutes. 2. The term "deed" as used In said chap ter embraces every Instrument In writing by which any real estate or Interest therein Is created, aliened, mortgaged, or assigned, or by which the title to any real estate may be affected In law or equity except laat wills and leasee for one year or for a less time. Section 46, chapter Ixxlll, Com piled Statutes. 3. An assignment of a real estate mort-. gage, securing a negotiable promissory note, to the endorsee of such note is an instrument affecting the title to real estate within the purview and meaning of the above mentioned sections. 4. Ordinarily when one having a mortgage on real estate becomes the owner of the fee the former estate ia merged In the latter. Wyatt-Bullard Co. against Bourke, 56 Neb., 9. 5. Where, however. In such a case an In tention of the holder is expressed or may be Implied or Inferred that the, two eatates shall remain separate and distinct, the In tention will prevail and no merger will result. ' 6 Where the owner of real estate. In. whom apparently has merged the lesser Into the greater estate, treats the two es tates as having coalesced, and assumes to convey the full estate to another this would be held irrevocably to have taken place. 7. Where a grantor of real estate, who, as disclosed by the record la the owner of a legal and mortgaged estate therein, v-hlch apparently have merged, and who assumes and professes to be the owner of the entire estate and to be able to convey the same, sells such res I estate to a bona fide pur chaser who pays full value therefor, relying on the state of the public records which disclose an apparent merger of the aiort . gage into the legal estate in the hands of hisgrantor, and when, from the facts and clrqumstancea surrounding the transaction andXupon due Inquiry nothing appears from which a contrary Intent aa to a mergur of the two eatatea may be inferred, such purchaser will be protected In his title bo obtained as against one who has an equitable Hen on such property as assignee of the mortgagee, but who has failed to have recorded In the proper office an as signment of the mortgage under which he claims. 8. Under the facts and circumstances aa disclosed by the record In this action, held that the mortgage and legal estate had merged Into one while held by the grantor of appellee, and that appellee as a bona fide purchaaer obtained utle to the prop erty dlveated of the Hen of the mortgage held by appellant as assignee who had failed and neglected to have recorded his assignment of auch mortgage. 11244. Sherman County against Nichols. Appeal from Sherman. Reversed. Klrk patrick. C. Division No. .,.,., 1. A district court bas no Jurladlctlon to vacate its own judgment In a cause after the term at which such Judgment waa ren dered except by petition In equity, or in accordance with the provisions of section 602 of the Code of Civil Procedure. 2. An agreement, even upon a valid con sideration, between the creditor and one or more of eeveral auretleB. extending the pay ment of the debt aa to such sureties, does not operate as a release of other sureties not partlea to auch agreement. 1 fart payment of a debt, past due. by one or more of aeveral Joint auretles Is not a sufficient consideration for an sgreement extending time of payment between the creditor and Buch sureties so as to release other Joint sureties not parties to suoh "l4meMcDermott against Manley Error from Buffalo. Affirmed. Bulllvati, C. J. 1. A motion for a continuance In order to obtain the testimony of an absent witness is addressed to the sound legal discretion of the trial court and it is not error to overrule it where It does not appear that the party asking for the continuance hss, without his fault, been deprived of mate rial evidence. . . 2 The order In which evidence shall be Introduced In the trial of a cauae la to a great extent discretionary with the trial court and it Is not the exercise of that dis cretion, but the abuse of It that consti tutes reversible error. (. Evidence examined found sufficient to sustain the verdict. 11767. Becker against Brown. 11768. Becker agalnat Dale. Errors from Phelps. Af firmed. Ames. C. Division No. 3. 1. Under the statute of this state an agister's Hen is inferior to that of a prior valid chattel mortgage properly of record, but la superior to a mortgage executed after It haa attached and while the property la ire the poaaesslon of the agister. 3. The statute creating the agister s Hen Is remedial in its nature ana inouiu w erally conatrued for the purpoas of ef fectuatlng Ita object. . 8. An agiater's Hen will not as between the partlea, or aa to third peraona having notice, be lost by change of possession not inconsistent with it and not under such cir cumstances as to Indicate an Intent to waive, relinquish or abandon It. 4. Evidence examined and held to upnoia the agister s Hens contended for by the de fendants In error In this action. U7l. Lomax agalnat Hoi bine. Error from Dawson. Affirmed. Albert, C. Division L' Evidence examined and herd sufficient to sustain the verdict. t. An affidavit for a continuance on the f round of the absence of a witness, which eaves the materiality of such witness in doubt, is fatally defective. 3 Where, from the nature of the verdict. It Is apparent that the Jury found there was no breach of contract, whatever error there may be In an Instruction aa to the measure of damages for a breach of such contract la error without prejudice as to the party claiming auch damages. 4. It Is not a valid objection to an In struction that the matters therein stated to the Jury for their consideration may create sympathy for one ot the parties to a suit when sjch matters are proper for the Jury to conalder In arriving at a ver dict. BLOOD POISON Is the worst disease on aartn, yot tne easloat to curs WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO. Many have plniplea, a pels on the skin, sores in the moutk. ..loirs, falling bair, bone palns, catarrh; don't know it is BLOOD FoIbON. Send to DR. BROWN, 96 Arch 81, Philadelphia. Pa., for BROWN'S BLOOD CURE. (2.00 per bottle; lasta om. month. Sold only by Sherman McConnell Drug Co., J6la and Dodge Ets , Omaha. Brown's Capsules "1 JtodatSivmte.
