TITE OMAHA PAHA' BEE: SATURDAY, JUNE 20, lDOJ!.
10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Cora Hoist 8ee2.s C?er,
Eccd n : P ;'c s
F .-( Liqu dttlon
Lower.
wheat suFrtrtc rwriY in sympathy
Oats Go Ip Fruition, While rroriilom
native freni llxridnr i V nines '
and a Mckel Better on
Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Jiwic 19 There wa nn active
trade In grains tocliy and after showing
considerable strength early In the day,
prices yield'-d to ir.-rt )lc ulilntlon. July
wheat clonal '( lower and September un
changed. July roni whs down j'-ir, ct-i-lember
was on V'l7c and September oats
wrn Wl," hlghw. while September pro- I
Visions closed un natiged to be higher.
An easier feeling prevailed In the wheat
Sit at the opening on the indifferent cable,
ulv being uncliiuiird to Nc higher at
i7c, rind Hepl'.-mLicr unchanged to 'ili'aC
lower at 74'VuTl:ae. During the first hour,
a good demand developed from local traders
and commission houses wen- Influenced by
a continuance of bullish crop reports and
I v. the strength at 8t. Louis, as well as by
the advanco In corn. Shorts were active
buyers and In their anxiety to coverthe
price advanced, July selling up to nc.
and September to ,bc. Profit taking with
the sharp brenk In corn caused a reaction
toward the noon hour nnd the remainder
of the session was fairly steady at the
lower level. The , lose was near the bot
tom, with July He lower at 7GV,e. the low
point of the day, while September after de
clining to 74Nc, closed unchanged, at 74
M747e. Exports for the week, according
to liradstreets. were 6.171.00O bu compared
with 4,191,000 bu. a year ago. Clearances
of wheat and Hour were equal to 260. .00 bu.
Primary receipts were 362.200 bu., against
?7JH fa.) bu. a vear ago. Minneapolis and
liiluth reported receipts of 248 cars, which,
with local receipts of SI cars (none of
contract grade), made total receipts for
the three points of 279 cars, against aOl
cars laat week and SIS cars a year ago.
Corn ruled strong the flrr- part of the
session on the strength In the cash situa
tion, but about the middle of the day free
liquidation set In and the market declined
rapidly. There was more corn for sale than
at any time slno the recent advance and
a feeling prevailed that some of the big
longs were disposing of their lines. The
Immediate cause of the break was the sell
ing of July by Armour and the weakness
In this delivery affecting the other op
tions. After selling between 4W4o and Blc
July closed at 49c, a loss of Uc for the
day. September was down VJ7tiC. at 4"M:1
4Vc. after selling between 49 and (Jac.
Local receipts were 607 cars, with 28 of
contract grade.
Oats were Influenced largely by the nc-
, a fanturA nf the earlv trade
was th. selling- of a good slsed lot of
July by a prominent provision house, but
buvlng bv commission houses caused a re-
unl.mhr xlrmeri VifffttC hither, at
:v.c. after ranging between 3Mi33V4c and
S4'a34'4e. Local receipts were 149 ears.
Ten. liner ll TirovislnnS WBB dull and With
out feature. Prices were somewhat easier
at the start, due to liberal receipts of hogs
nnd lower prices at the yards, but covering
by shorts caused a firmer feeling earlier
In the day and the market held steady the
balance of the day. September pork closed
5c higher at 117. "0, Bcptemner iaru w ui.
stock, per
per lb., 3c
sue.
ehansed at S.97W and ribs a shade mgner
at $9 30'ti 9.324.
'.A r'e-lnt for tomorrow: Wheat
15 oars; corn, 620 cars; oats, 190 cars; hogs,
17,000 head. . .
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. lllgh.l Low. Close. Yes'y,
Wheat
tJuly
July
tSept.
JSept.
Corn
June July
Sept.
Deo.
Oats
July Sept.
Dec
Pork
July Sept.
Lard
July Bept,
Ribs
July Sept
77-07714 77N 7fii( 7fi 76'
7fiVT'77 77- 76 76 W,
74& 74ti 74 74 74
.'. 49- UO'l
Wtr(m 51 Vi 4SH 491. 607,
mt'MW 6lv 4D'A 49W 60
4SV&'H ' 4S47U.W 477VU4S184l&
8SV4 40 3!i 30yitf' 4W'i
. 83 84', 33V4 MW4&i
, 83 34 33 33 24
! 1 95 17 CS 16 05 17 00 17 00
17 ft) 17 IS 17 0 17 00 1 i
8 85 ' 8 S7H 8 82 8 P5 8 874
g 95 00 8 03 8 97V4 8 97V4
S5 85 32H 4
9 32V4 3i 9 UVi I 22Vil t 30
3ulet, closing at $28 no-fTO Jt. There was a
ecllne of 7s 4d In the London copper mar
ket, spot closing st C5 2s d and futures
at no w 7d; locally copir remains dull
and nominally unchanged; lake and elec
trolyse are quoted at J4.oo$314 75 and cast
ing at 114. Lead was uulet and unchanged
In Iondon at :ll 8s 91 and In New York
at KlV. Spelter was in d lower, closing
at Ju In London, while locally It re
mained nominal, but was a shade easier at
ieudui;u Iron rinsed at (' 7d In UlasgoW
and at 4a 4Vfcd In Mlddlesborough; !oca.lly
It was quiet and nominally unchanged;
No. 1 foundry, northern, $l&.o0i(2.0u: No. 1
foundry, northern, 118.508 m.oo; No. 1 foun
dry, southern, and No. 1 loundry, southern,
soft, 1.UB 19.50. Warrants are nominal..
OMAHA W IIOLfc. Al.E MARKUT.
Condition of Trade and Qootatlona on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EGOS-Fresh stock, loss oft, 12H'n8c.
LIVK P(JLLTUY liens, 8lc; spring
chickens, per lb.. 17c; roosters, according to
age, 4'irte; turkeys, 13'jl6c; ducks, 78c;
geese, fc'H iC
11 L i i .lt 1'acKing sudck, iiui' chuilo
dairy, in tirbs, l.Vii7c; sepnrator, ZVffZZc.
r KKall e lan h resn caugni rnui, v,
ilckerel, 9c; pike, 9c; perch, 6c; buffalo, 7c;
bluedsli, lie; whlteflsh. 9c; salmon, 15c;
haddock, pic ; codfish l-'c; redsnapper, 1'V;
lobsters, boiled, per lb., 25c; lobsters, green.
per 1U., Z3c; nuiineaos, uc; cainn, ne,
black bass, 174ik'; halibut, 10c; shad roe.
4oc per pair; roe shad, tl each; rrapple, Uc;
ncrring, be; percn. oc; wniie wh, i
(Ins, sc.
II KAN Per ton, 115.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whole
sale Dealers' association: Choice No. I,
upland. 110; No. 2, $9.50; medium, 89; coarse,
8S.50. Rye straw, 87. These prices are for
hay of good eclor and quality. Demand fair
and receipts light.
t'OHN lie .
OATS 4oa
RYE No. I. fiV.
VEGETABLES.
OLD POTATOES Northern
bu., WKJfsr.e; natives, 36(&40c.
NEW POTATOES Southern
PARSLEY Per dozen bunches,
PARSNIPS Per bu.. 40c.
CL'CUMHEKB Hothouse, per doz., 50c.
IIEANS Wax. per bu. box, 3:.50; string.
per bu. box, ll.W.
VAiLirLUn noma grown, jnsr uui.,
75c.
CABBAGE New California, per lb., 3C.
TOMATOES New Florida, per 6-basket
crate. 13.26: Mississippi, per 4,-buskel crate.
$2.00.
RHUBARB Per lb., 1c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2 50.
ONIONS New California dry, per lb., 2c;
Texas, per lb., 2c.
STRAWBERRI ES Hood rivers. $3.00.
BLACK KABPBEItRifcS-Per 24-plnt case.
$1.60.
Ktu KASf uekkies per 4-pint case.
$3.00.
KLAi'KKKira r-er i'4-ounri case, j.du.
APRICOTS California, per box, $1.60. .
PEACHES California, per box, $1.25.
CHERRIES California, white and black.
per 10-lb. box, $2.
1'ANTAA.oujr.E norma, per crate. j.tr
100.
APPLES Ben Davis, per bbl.. $4.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
FIOS California, per 10-lb. cartons. 76c:
Turkish, per ls-lb. box, 18c.
ORANGES CJaiirornia navels, rancy, ror
176 artd smaller sizes, $4.00; for 100 and
larger sizes, $S.2G; Mediterranean, all sizes,
$3.003.26; Jafla, $3.26(3.50; fancy blood, per
half box, $2.00.
LEMONS California fancy, all sizes,
$4.60; Messlnas, $4-00.
DATES Persian, In 70-Ib. boxes, per lb.,
6c; per case of SO-lb. pkgs., $3.25.
PINEAPPLES Florida, $3.00; Cuban,
$2.75.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb.. 10c
POPCORN Per lb.. 2c; shelled, 4c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6tc; No. 2 green,
5c; No. 1 salted, Tc; No. 2 salted, 'c;
No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; No. 2,
veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6&e; dry salted
hides, 8'gl2c; sheep pelts, 25y75c; horse
hides, $1.5(Ku2.50.
NUTS Wulnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
lGc; hard shell, per lb., -14c; No. 2 soft shell,
ber lb., 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per !b., 12c;
Brazils, per lb., 12c. Filberts, per lb., 12c
Almonds, soft shell,, per lb., 16c; hard shell,
per lb., loc. Pecans, large, per lb., 12H;
small, per lb., lie: cocoanuts, per doz.. 61o;
chestnuts, per lb 10c; peanuts, per lb..
fHc; roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c; black
walnuts, per bu., $1; hickory nuts, per bu..
ll.bO.
amount of bullion taken Into the Bank of
England on balance today was 5.ouo.
PARIS. June 19. Prices on the bourse
today were firm throughout. Transactions
were rather restricted. The private rate of
discount was 2 per rent. Three per cent
rentes. 9714f 32Hc for the account.
BERLIN, June 19. On the bourse today
nearly all securities were affected ad
versely by the advices from New York.
Exchange on London, 20m 41pfg. Discount
rates: Short bills. 2H per cent; three
months' bills, 3V per cent
NEW YORK STOCKS AXD BOSDS.
Market Opens Weak, Gains Strength
anal Closes Higher.
NEW YORK, June 19. After a weak op
ening this morning the stock market de
veloped a degree of strength and closed
higher than last night, net gains running
to a point or over In the most Important
speculative stocks. Tho trsdlng became In
tensely dull and approached stagnation at
time of the higher range of pi Ices, and
the close was heavy, but only slightly bo
low the best The day's dealings barely
aggregated doO.OtO share and there was a
considerable congestion of operations In
Rending, the United States Steel stock and
Atchison. The steel stocks were under
pressure at the opening and had declined
sharply In London before trading began
here on what was alleged to be selling for
the account. There Is a general conviction
that the liquidation which had been going
on in these stocks Is due to the special
needs of a largo Interest In the corporation
and there was Indication today that the
stocks being sold represented collateral for
a large loan.
The decision of the United States Steel
authorities to maintain the schedule of
prices at this year's level and the official
assertion that large orders for steel rails
for 19u4 had been boked, gave an upward
Impetus to the stock. The common touched
80. but closed at 29H, and the preferred
closed at the top price at 30.
After a rally had set In for stocks the
second mortgage bonds were forced down
by considerable selling orders to 83, with a
fractional recovery at the last. The coilcr
were keening up with the upward move
ment and buying of them was attributed
to a speculative combination of profes
sional operators. Rumors circulated of a
very favorable showing of net earnings for
May by Reading, while the upward move
ment was In progress; The rise reached t
points In Reading. Atchison was also In
conspicuous demand and was helped by
favorable reports regarding crop proopects.
The decline In the cotton marKet was a
favorable factor for the whole list. So was
the prospect of a favorable bunk statement,
although the money marKet has little im
mediate Influence on the stock market ow
ing to the disappropriate ease of cull loans
as compared with the time loan rates,
which are firmly held. With a gain for
the banks on the subtreasury operations of
$l,3t,U0O, due principally to the high rate
of disbursements on account of the pen
sions, tho Indications that receipts on bal
ance on the interior movement have been
sufficient to bring the net gain for the cash
Items of the banks up to $i,OJU,000. It Is not
expected that the loan account will show
any such contraction as that of last week,
since the liquidation In the stock market
has been largely suspended. But neither Is
an Important Increase In the loan account
anticipated. It Is hoped therefore that the
surplus reserves of the banks will show
considerable recuperation. As this Item wat
small for the season last week, the prom
ise of recuperation Is viewed with satis
faction, especially with the period of semi
annual requirements of money approach
ing. Bonds were dull and Irregular. Total
sales, part value, $2,210,000. United States
bonds were all unchanged on the last call.
Following are tho quotations on the New
York Stock exchange:
Atcblion 7M8o. Railway pfd n
to pfd mTiiu Pacific It
Bal. Ohio S&VTol.do. 81. L. Jt W.. 16 H
4a pfd 13 do pfd 44;;t
Canadian Pacific 132 'Onion Paclflo 0U
(6 do pfd M'.
r'AiWabaah H,
pounds, against 123,619,328 pounds at the
same date last year. The receipts to date
are lnl.19H.Sii7 pounds, sgalnst 2.M.iH
pounds for the same period last year.
NEW YORK. June 19. WftoLKlrm.
BT. IXJL'IS, June 19 WOO I Unchanged;
medium grndes and combings, lSluWc;
light fine. 1M17V4C; heavy fine, lHWHVue; tub
washed, 19 Uc.
WKE.KI.Y BASK. CLEA1UJIOS.
Saaniuary of Bailors Transacted ky
the Assoelateel Ranks.
NEW YORK, June 19. The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ending June 18, with the percent
.go of Increase und decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year:
CITIES.
I
Amount. Inc. Dec
I
yellow, 49)i
2 white, 43
No. . tOM. INew.
The cash .luotuttons were as follows:
FLOUR Firmer: winter patents, $3.oo
870; straights, $S.2WA60: spring patents,
$4.0(Kfj4.10: straights. $3.404f3.6j; bakers, $2.4
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 77fi7Sc; No. 8. 73
77Hc; No. 2 red. i6 r0 7774c
CORN-No. 2, 4:iV4&5lc; No. I
fcWVic.
OATS No. 2. 89 3fV4; No.
043c; No. 3 white, 4iXj4ie.
RYE No 2 52c
BARLEY aood feeding, 46g49c; ' choice
malting, 60U'53c.
SEED No. 1 flax, $1.00: No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.04. Timothy, prime, $3.86. Clover,
contract grade, $11.604411.75.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $17.00.
Ird, per 100 lbs., $s.804i.S2ii. Short ribs,
sides (loose), $9.2"4i9.35; dry salted should
ers (boxed), $8.12.25; short clear sides
ihoxed). S9.aZHu.7s.
Following are the receipts and shipments
of flour ana grain yesterday:
1 . . Receipt
Flour, bbls 10,400
Wheat, uu m.iw
Corn, bu 492,1(0
Oats, bu.., 224.100
Kve. bu 6.700
Uarley. bu 6.3u0 1,000
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was stoady, creameries 1&U21C, and
dairies 15feii'i&VsC Egga, easy tat mark.
cases Included, UWullftc. Cheese, steady,
lOVtfa'lUsC .
NEW YORK GEN Kit Al. MARKET.
Shipments,
IS.tHO
11,600
237.900
226,600
anotatloas - of the Day om Various
, 1 ' Commodities.
NEW YORK. June 19.-FLOUR Receipts,
24,15 bbls. ; exports. ;:..192 bbls.; nrm eariy,
but less active at the close; winter patents,
$.l.5(r4.SO; winter straights. $3. Mi.!); Min
nesota. Dateuta. $4.3i"i4.j0: winter extras.
$i9J(B3.15; Mlnnesotu bakers. $3. .'3.76; win
ter low grades, i.iua.'.'s, e nour,
steady; fair to fciHxl, J.tSoiu3.2i; choice to
fancy, 3.Ni,r3.6U.
COKNMEAL Steady; yellow western,
81.13: city. $1.10; Brandywlno, nominal.
RYE Steady ; No. 2 western, Mc; state,
50i o9: c. i. f.. New Y'ork.
UARLEY Dull; feeding. 45c, c. I. f..
BuItbIo: maltirc. 51W''"sc. c. I. f.. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 32,1.0 bu. ; exports, 69..
9T4 bu.: spot steady: No. 8 red, 84c elevator
No. 2 red. doc f. u- b. afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth. 9o'c f. o. b. aflnit: No. 1 hard,
Manitoba, 90c f. o. b. afloat. Early In the
dav wheat was strong and higher on good
commission buvlng, further croo complaints
from the northwest and as to harvesting
progress and room covering, but eventually
the market was turned by a bearish Mod
ern Miller report and In the afternoon
ruled somewhat weak and c'oned ',c lower
to ,o higher; July. V t e, closeil at s:Pie
Peptember, 7 ll-lwiM' i-ino, closed at 7!c
December, 797(rt "kc closed at 797c.
COitN Recel.ur., Tl.flo bu. : exports. 36.348
bu.: sales. l.o p i. futures and lu
sist; spot easv; No. 2, 5c elevator and
6fvV.c f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, uxv.p; No.
2 white, 58c. Option market at first di
playnl strength and 11 good advance on
foreign buying, rains west and local cov
erlnK. but later became weuk under genera
realtstna and closed 4tikU uet lowri July
57''!.slc. dot-ed at t7',jc; Septemher, btiQi
67V". closed at 6t'4e; December, fGc,
clse1 at o&vfcc.
OATS Receipts, ' 1"1,300 bu. : exports. 1.V)
bu.; spot stronp; No. 2. 43'4c; stun. lard
white. 46V,c; No. 8. 42c; No. 1 white. 4i'.,c
No. 3 white, 4iic; track, white, 42gi6U-c
Option market was irregular all (lay rui
finally weak with corn.
HAY Firm: shipping. 80tf5c; good to
choice, 1 .man Za.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
J9C, 17ri2SSe; olds, fxlso; Pact tie coust, lj'
lwiXc: I9il. 14'U17c; olds &JJ9o.
HIDES tulot: ualveston, 20 to 25 lhs.,
lSc; California, 21 to 85 lbs., 19c; Texas dry,
24 3.1 lbs.. 14e.
LEATHER Quiet; add, I4fj-S4c
ItlCE Quiet; JomaaQc, fair to extra,
trie: .l:iDn. nini'nal.
PROVISIONS Beef steady; family, $10.50
6U 50; niriS. $.S.5mu 5"; beef hams, 819 no,
p.irKet $ 5yri0.00, city extra, India me in
$1 O'gfU.OO. Cut meats. Irregular; pickled
belli.. $9254110.50; olckled shoulders, t;
pukled .hanua, $11751100. Lard, dull;
weaitem steauied, $3.15; refined, steady; coii
tlnmt. $9 26: South American, 89.86; eo.n
pound. $7 504)8.00, -Pork. Arm; family
$'t:0; short clear, $17:6017.36; mess, JUJ.r.J
iht:.
T.U-LOW-Kasy; city ($2 per pkg), 8c;
Corntrv IwIinkm fr. mt95S!
1UTTTKR Firm: creamery, Uu21ac
CHEEShi Steady.
EGtJS Steady : western extras, 18Vc; ex
tra seconds to firsts, 15(i'17c.
POULTRY Alive, steady and unrnangel;
dreaaod. quiet; broilers, XZZc; fowls, IV 1
turkevs, 13ol6c ,
METALS The Ixndon tin market wis
Irregular, spot bring 2s 6d higher, while
futuxtw declined 6s. with the former pott-tiftii-alualuel
ml SU4 8s Isl a4 the laUe at
L4 Li la New Yutlt. tie market was
Canada So
Chen. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton..,
Cnlcaco & J. W...
do 1st pfd
do id pfd
Chlcaso ft N. W...
Chicago Ter. ft Tr
do pfd
C. C. C. ft St. L..
Colorado 60 ,
do 1 pfd
do id pfd ,
rml. ft Hudson.
Ool. L. ft W...
benrar ft R. O.
do pfd
arie
M I do pfd il
. IStt Wheeling ft 1. K-... 1
IS do id pfd
. UK Wis. Central ll'H
.1704 do pfd 4i
. 14 Adami Ex 121
... J34 Aranlcao Ei in
... M l'oltod States Ex IOC
... 17H Wella-Farso Ex 10
... M lAmal. Copper 64H
... n! American Car ft F... 14
...171 I do pfd tl
...246 Amer. Lin. Oil 10
... 18H d Pfd 83
14 lAmerlcan 8. ft R 4F.H
tl do pfd 3
St. Lools Grain nnd Provisions.
ST. IOUIS. June 19. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red cash and elevator, nominal;
rack. 78VfffS0c; July, 79V4c; September,
74c; No. S hard, 77HlStOc
CORN Lower: No, s casn, nominal;
track. 63u54c: July. 4),c; September,
4 Vu fP-.o
OATS Weak; PiO. z casn, nominal; traca.
42V4c; July, 38c; September, 33fcc; No. 2
white, 4!(&c.
RYE Held at 63C.
FLOUR Higher; red winter patents. $3.75
t73.9o; extra fancy and straight. $8.46fiX70.
8liEL Timotny, sieaay bi -.vwu-.ou.
CORN MEAL Steady at $2.70.
BRAN Steady, but limited; sacked, east
track, 79(81c.
HAY steady; timotny, xu.tAwjio.uu; prai
rie, $6.005311.00.
IRON IWIDN TIM 1.W.
B A G O IN 054 l 6HC.
HEMP TAV1NE-6C. , ,
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged: Jobbing,
standard mess, $17.40. Lard, unchanged at
$8 46. Bacon boxed), steady; extra shorts,
$10; clesr ribs, $10.25; short clears, $10.37H.
MKTAL-Lett neiu ai poir, wok
at $5 45'&5.60.
POITLTRY Steady; chickens, . 10c;
springs, 13c; turkeys, e; ducks. 7c; geese,
W?. .
BUTTKK Bteaay: creameries, nwano,
dairies. tffi'lSc.
EGGS Steady at Vi-iV,. loss on.
Kecelpts. Shipments.
Flour. bls 7.WW , z.uw
Wheat bu 83,080'-- 4.UI0
Corn, bu 26
Oats bu 46,000
Liverpool Oral n Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 19. WHEAT Spot,
aulet: No. 2 red western, winter, ts so; ino,
6s 8d. Futures steady; JUiy, t va; ep-
tember, 6s 274d.
CORN Spot. American miaeu, new, mm
. am 1.1- nlil tinlet ai os la. r uiures
steady; June, nominal; July, 4s 814d; Sep
tember, 4s 7d.
do 1st Pfd HVAmc. Mining Co l
do Id Pfd..
Great Nor. pfd..
Hocking Valley
ao pra
Illinola Central
Iowa Antral
17.000
6,000
Minneapolis Wheat, Klenr nnd Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 19 WHEAT Cash,
faitv Julv, SiAhC; September. 73-S'fi 73Hc : on
track No. 1 northern, 8Hc; No. 4 northern,
i-iifB-First nntents. $4.26fr4.35: second
natents. 4.1Si4 2.V first clears, f3.15t3.25;
Second clears. $3.254.45.
BRAN In bulk. $14.0iiil4.25.
Mllvronkee Grain Market
MII.WAI'KISE. June W.-WHEAT-e
bluher: No 1 northern. MHii-r: No.
.nrihnn MVfi8Ec: July, old, it74c, nom-
Innl: new. 70ic. romlnnl.
DVPPlrm- Krt. 1. 6!1'.C.
BARLEY Film; No. 8. 67ei sample, 47ft
53o.
CORN-July, tO-a. .
Knnsns City rntn and Provisions
KANSAH CJTY, June 19.-WHEAT-July,
CSiw. September. B-V. ,
rnRN Julv. 4e; September, 44C
irr:n4 Finn: Missouri and Kansas, cases
returned. 11 "er dox. ; new whltewood
cases Included, 12c.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. June 19.-CORN-I.ower; No. S,
jc. X.' 1. A 47c
fiATft liull: No. 8 white. S9Vic; No. 4
white. 39c. '
Toledo Seeo" Market.
TOLETm. Jupe 19. PEED Clover,
etei.1v: tvtober. $3.75; prime timothy, $1.80
Boston Stork notations.
BOSTON, June 19 Call loans, SHfMH per
cent: time loans. 4iiiV per cnt. Oflcial
closing prices on slock und bonds:
Atehleoa is W Amalgamated 61S
Atclllaoa 7 iBlugliam
4a p6 viTviuniri mz nnia.
11,-lno A Albanr-.--"-- nlmulal .
.175
. (7
. M
do pfd
Lake Erie ft W.
Hrooklsrn R. T M'A
Colo. Kuel ft Iron... a4
Cona. tiaa
xl'ont. Tobacco pfd..lU8
..177
.. lti
.. 15
76
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Sun Francisco ....
Baltimore ,
Cincinnati ,
Kansas City
Cleveland ... .
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Detroit
nulsvllle ,
OMAHA
Milwaukee
I'rovldence
Buffalo
St. Paul i.
nd la na polls .... .
I is Angeles
Pt, Joseph
Denver
Richmond ,
Columbus
Seattle ....
Washington
Savannah
Memphis
Albany-
Snlt Lake City ...
Portland, Ore. ...
Toledo
Fort Worth
Peoria
Hartford
Rochester
Atlanta
Des Moines
New Haven
Nashville
Spokane. Wash...
Grand Rapids
Sioux City
Springfield, Mass..
Norfolk
Dayton
Tacoma
Worcester '. ...
Augusta. On..
Portland,
ScTanton
Topeka
Syracuse
Evansvllle
Wilmington, Del....
Birmingham
Davenport
Fall River
Tittle Rock
Knoxvllle
Mncon
Wllkesbarre '
Akron
Snrlntrfleld, 711
Wheeling, W. Va..
Wichita
Youngstown
Helena
Lexington
Chattanooga
Lowell
New Bedford
Kalamasoo
Fargo. N. D
Canton, O
Jacksonville. Fla,..
Green sbnrg Pa
KocKTord. in
Pnrlngfleld. O
Plnghnmtnn
Chester. Pa
Blnnmlnrtnn. HI....
Oulncv. Ill
Sioux Falls. S. D...
Mansfield. O
Jacksonville. III....
F"-mnnt, Neb
tlcsj
Decatur. Ill.
Houston
Oslvestont
Charleston, S. C...
lOen. Electric
IttHocklng Coal ...
44 Inter. Paper
90 do pld
do pfd 108 Inter. Power ...
ft N lloU'Laclede Gaa ....
Manhattan L 1CU. National Biscuit .... 19
met. m. KJ 1Z4H national Lae, idVfc
Mri. National ...... !0VHcinc Coait 50
Minn, ft St. L. 7 iPaclflc Mall 2
.10H4!reople-a ia nil
. Zlt.rreaaea s. car gl
.49 do pfd a?
AW 'Pullman P. Car JiW
.12YR'IUD"c gteel i4Tj
. uo pia t 74
. s Sugar 12a
. ltHT"n- Coal ft Iron... f0
.IJS't U. S. Leather ft
. 48 do pfd
. azsi u. o. nuDoer 13
, M do pfd (10
. 10,V. 8. Steel nil
Tl do pfd 7T
(1 Weitern Pnlon 6 J '4
Mo. Pacific
M., K. ft T....
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central
Norfolk ft W
do pfd
Ontario ft W
Pennsylvania
Reading
ds let pfd
do Id pfd
St, L. ft S. r
do 1st pfd
do Id nfd
BL L. B. W
do pfd
St. Paul 1..
eo pfd
So. Pacific
Bo. Railway
X Ex-divldend.
17'a Amer. Locomotive... 224
li do pfd
.160 K. C. Southern..
.175 I do pfd
. 4S Rock Island ....
. U!ti 4o pfd
SV4
US
42
1.1S
TIM
rag.
Kew York Money Market,
NEW YORK. June 19.-MONEY-On call
steady, lowest 2irJ4, closing offered at 2
Time money, steady; 60 days, 4lM4; 90
days, 4H: 8 months, 5V4- Prime mercantile
paper. 6(6H.
STERLING EXCHANGE Heavy, $4.87f?
4.8o lor aemana ana si t. stxm.su ror u aays
posted rates, 4 -&SiW4.o ana 4.86; com'
merclal bills. $4.85.
SILVER war, M'Ac; Mexican dollars, 41e.
BOIMDS uovernment, steady; railroad
Irregular.
The closing quotations on Donas are as
follows:
..105 XL. ft N. nnl. 4a. ...lot
..lCWaliMei. Central 4 7U
..lOTtt do Is Inc 234,
. iMinn. ft St. 1 4a. .100
...135H M., K. ft T. 4a (7
...lUal xdo la M
..lit IN. Y. C. sen. lHa..l"l
..111 In. J. C. gen. (a 131
...I02VN0. Paclflo 4a 1014
..1U2V! xdo 3a 71
...100 N. ft W. eon. 4a.... H
... M4 Reading gen. 4a 7S
...1014Ht. L. ft I. M. c. (a., 11 H
... 4S St. L. ft 8. P. 4e.... Ms,
...lOOS.xiSt. L. 8. W. ll.... 2ti
...106SI ndo la 7
...104R. A. ft A. P. 4a.... 7
... 72SSC. Pacific 4a t74
IOS14 So Rallwar ta lit
If ixiTexaa ft Pacific lain
S iT., St. L. ft W. 4s. 77
tl. 8. ret. la,
do eoopoa
do la, re(
do aoapon . . . .
do new 4a, res
do eospen .....
do eld 4a. reg
do coupon
do 6a. re(
ae coupon
Atchison gen. 4s...,
do ad, 4a
Bal. ft Ohio 4a
do !a
xdo oonv. 4a ,
Canada So. la
Central of Oa. ta...
xdo la inc
Chee. ft Ohio 41.
jl'hlcaao A. JSi
-.. B. ft Q. n. 4a..
xC. M ft St t g 4a. lot
xC. ft N. W. e. 7e...l.H!
nO., R. I. ft P. 4a.. IX
nrrc ft St L g 4a. tn
xchicago Ter. 4a.... i
Colorado Bo. 4a K
Denver K. O. 4i
xErle prior lien 4i
do general 4a....
XF. W. ft r. C. li
(Hocklns Val. 44a. .1011
x Bid. xx Offered.
Me...
18.91-3.41.
14.2 .
x.46...
1.3...
9.4;...
15. 5i...
11. 8...
4.8 ...
9.1 ...
84.4 ...
7.7 ...
8.0',..
20.81...
12.71...
5.5 ...
16.7 ..
-8o!il..
14 !..
OS. 6 ..
'!bI..
13. 8j..
4.71..
8.8
"i'i
1.7
1.2
24.2i
8.4i
13.1
S g
22.2
"i'.R
6.9
9.2
14.1
8.71
5.9
20.1
40.G1
24.6
13.4
81.81.
3n.8.
2.2!.
'i'oi;
43. 0J.
'zniil.
21.81.
11.0
1.8
Totals. TT. a
Outside New York.
$1,38.470,7101
li.iKr.. j". 1
1:3,102,315!
lZ4.7W.CrSl
43,531.370
nu,M9.Bu9
29.17t..ai
26.5liH.439
a6,ia.to
18.054.940
16.934.618
12,fil5,612
15.3Wi.W2
10.739.0i
8.22.170
7.709,622
7,012,0m)
8,373, 021
6,361. (;9
7.:'.'..
6.811.91
7,04n.97
4, 701. tW I
4.877.87
4,Rii0.700l
4.204.177
4.5ii.9n7
2.645. 82
8.1TO.25T,
8.S;2.802
or J eJ'
8in67l1
8.222.9S1
2.7tJ9.390
2.3C9,6S2
t.624.697
2.W.9I3
. 2,9.?01
2.17R.1SSI
1.7V3.627
l,0i;2,556
2.S3R.014:
1.R78.922!
1.727.7081
1.4H0.OM1
1,51.0?7
1,870,4?S
1,678.116
1.607.9T.2I
764.7921.
1.46.1fH
1.943.5231
l.fcW.ftsni.
1.523.1S2I
1.149.4S2I
1,418.9261 1
94.905 40.31..
, 923.2241
1,001.7111
796.3an
1,567.4461
645.000
1,409.761
7ii3.nnol
282.7751
45.9571
144.5R1I
n.2sn
491.S96I
542.802I
741 .121 1
417.4701
675.9681
721.9241
450 8301
99.oon
843.1951
408.1721.
413.914!
408.1881..
432.2001 Sn.ll
K13 rvwi
?tki.w:i
856.8371
21R.776I
236.044I I..
153.2131 15. 01
' 174.4301 11.51
2.442.3H9I I......
S?n.1?3l 28.01
9.498.4191 1 13.0
6,395.onnl., ...
- 9m. 241 1
OMADA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Hodenta and Prioea
Fully Stoady.
HOGS SOLD
LITTLE LOWER
Oaly a Fer Ineep Arrived aad Ne
Quotable t baage la Market Notice
able Texas Grass Enei Sold at
Very Satisfactory Prices.
SOUTH OMAHA, June 19.
Hugs, ttheep.
Receipts were:
OfTlrial Mondny
Of11'lal Tuesday
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday...
Oillclal Friday
Five days this week. 27,053
Bame days last week..,.18.14o
Same week before 24,378
Bame three weeks ago. ..16.874
Bame four weeks ago.,..13.9"8
8:ime days last year 13.UV4
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
'i'he following lauie shows the receipts vt
catt.e, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year 10 dale and comparisons wiui last
year: 19u3. l'A(2. Inc. l)ec.
Cattle .9.2C0 31,804 115,39ii
Hogs 1.171.825 I.LikI.Ioo 81,630
Sheep 637,297 illci.uoo 144,097
Aerage price paid tor hogs ai South
Omuha for tne Iuai stiver..! uus with com-puriHons;
7.W-0
14.6H8 748
15,174 907
10,800 1,146
8.5U0 735
66.762 5,494
6i.8i.9 10.2ii2
56.i67 6.792
65,4X6 11.411
35.003 12. tm
44.S:0 15.441
1 90 I S 1 10 t 64
I me t 60 1 :.' u
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
8 40 1 6n
STOCK E HS AND FEEDEHS.
1 ts I U 7. in
4 470 I us rs 1 j
1 4o 18 1 u 4 tn
4 M ID 11 M 4 00
1 470 I 64 II 1174 4 46
HOGS Receipts of hogs were quite lib
eral again today, but nt til there was a de
crease of about 2,000 head as compared with
yesterday. The market opened about 2Vi
6c lower, the greatest decline being on the
heavy hogs. Trading was fairly active for
a time, but before 100 loads had been dis
posed of packers became more bearish and
the close wus slow and weak. The light
and common hogs sold today In about the
same notches with the mixed hogs, or, In
other words, at $5924 and $.V95, where the
bulk of all the hogs landed. The choice
heavy weights sold mostly at $6.9714 and
$6.00. Packers are no longer discriminating
against the light weights to the extent
they were a short time ago, and a choice
bacon load, it Is clnlmed, would sell within
lie or the heavy uoga
The close of the market waa very slow
and a good many heavy hogs had to sell
arouna
sales:
Date. j 1903. 102.19U1.190U.1S99.18J8.1897.
19.9
1.5
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of enrs of stork
brought In today by each road was:
Roads. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'ses.
.1.
25.71.
10.01.
97.l.
I
78.81.
C, M. & St. P. Ry... 2
Wabash 6
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 2
Union Pacific system. 13
C. & N. W. Ry 2
K. & M. V. R. R.. 31
C, St. P., M. & 0.... 6
H. ft M. Ry 16
C, B. & Q. Ry 7
It. C. & St. P
C R. I. & P.. east.. 2
C, R. I. & P.. west.. 68
Illinois Central
4.4
.1 3.6
8.71,
1.61
4.901
I
I 13.7
47.21
48.71
13.61
I
42.71
13 01
1.1.9!
7.21
....I
16.91
.1 12.4
88.01..,
7.91...
11.91...
3.11...
Total receipts. 143
The disposition of the dav'a recelnts wns
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
uer oi neaa inaicaiea:
Buyers. Cattle. TTnir. Rhxn
Muniu M-at-aing to bt 1.467
Dwiri ana company 376
Armour A Co ii
Cudahy Packing Co 601
Armour, from Sioux City. 20
Lobman & Co 9
Livingstone & Shaller 17
L. F. Husz in
werthhelmer
Other buyers iss
Totals 2,012
$2,209,180.5371
840.709.8271
14.31
7.6
CANADA.
Montreal
Toronto ...
Winnipeg .
Hsllfax ....
Ottawa ...
Vancouver,
tnienec
Hamilton ...
Pt. John, N,
Victoria. B.
Iondoni ....
Totals, Canada
B. C.
71....
C
. $1.3"0.6n6l
18.423.6191
4.547.3331
1.784.2131
1.204.4951.
1.825.0501
1.731. 5031
1.041.8801
P97.4SSI
6fi2.632
936,0151.
61.71
20.01
50.71
15.6
I 16.$
19.41
1?.8I
13.21
2.41
24.61
I
I-
1$ 63.968.7181 32.4.
Union Paclne
do eonv. 4a
Wabaah la
do ta
do deb. B
iWeet Shore. 4a..
91 iiWheel. ft L. E. 4a. tl
iWla Central U....J0
iik Con. Tobacco l
lot Colorado fuel sou
.1034
.. 54
..114
..PM
.. 73
.1(4 t
London Stork Market.
LONDON, June 19. Closing quotation
Console, money ' N. Y. Central 1M
ItoMt un ft Me . . .
N. Y., N. 14. ft
KIK'hbarg ifd..
t'ntoo Pacific ..
Mil. Central ...
American Sugar
Oo pfd ........
American T.
ljumtUlou I. ft
Oeu. KelectrM .
i.laaa. Kltttrta
to p!d ,
rnlfd r'rjlt ..
V S. Steel
da Bid
Wratlnah.
Aitveulure
Alluuea .
146 Irufipcr Kaase
H...1X Itomlulou Cual ....
US irrauklla
'! 'lele ltojrala
in; M"h4a
llt Hid Duttiinleu
lis 1 ieo oia
T....141S Parrot
8.... 14VImcf
171 Santa Pe Coiptr...
ISi Tasura. k
...... ta iTrtSAouutals v
li IVTrlulty
14 t inted Stales
1V Utaa
Conunoa.. ti .Victoria
4 Winona
4 iWolverlua ,
. M'
.
. m
. 44',
15
. f.4
. 11
.luo
14
.If.
. .
. 4
. L"4
. 4
. 4
. I
. 4
Forrlga Klnaaelal.
LONDON. .' - 19 Rates for money and
dlseiHint wen- ay today, liuslness on the
Klixk nuluine opened depressed ttlng
to the break tn Auirrlcuna und the lower
ing of the bank rate yesterday did not
stimulate business - The continuous tain
aleo restricted trading. Consols . opened
dull 4Ud closed with a better tone. Amer
icans opened weak and went Iwlow parity
evi the absence of Influential support, but
ley recovered Inter. United States Btet-1
was the feature. Prices closed llrm. Kaf-ttia-BKeiied
-Uiaotlva and, lia ami Improved
oa ths boulli African labor tvrusyecla. Tiie
do account
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio...
Canadian PaclfU'
Chreaprake ft Ohio.
Chicago . W
C . U. ft St. P
Pe Beers
Iner ft R. O
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd
do 24 pfd
Illinola Central
boulietlle ft Naih...
M., K. ft T
..II -! Norfolk ft Western.. 4
.... 4S! 11M IIU
TV Ontario ft Weatern.. 16S
14 PnouivlvinlK
"'Rand Mlnea
Hradlns
iai do let pfd
do lit pfd
Southern Hy
do pfd
Southern Pacific.
Union Pacific....
do pfd
V. 8. Steel......
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
It
lit
n
w
u
MS
toV,
1M
111
MS
in
, 1414
, 41V
, I)
34
, to
.
, II
, to
. M
, 14
. 44
BAR SILVER Steady at 244d per ounce.
MONEY i-V per c.-nt. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills is
2 li-iofir.- per cent ana lor three-months
Pills 18 2-.
per cent.
Rslanees nald In cash.
T Not Included In totals because contain
'n other Items than clearings.
a iiui inciunea in totals because of no
wmai jbuii iur last year.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, June 19. COTTON
Spot firm; sales, 850 bales; ordinary, 10 9-16C
?d. odYn,a,7"v 11 6"16c: low middling,
12S-16C: mlddllmr. 13 1-lSe: irnnA n,I.IHIIn?
13 916c; middling fair, 144c; receipts, 2,439
bales; stock, 65,560 bales. Futures closed
firm; June, 13.36c bid; July, 13.44c bid; Au-
susi, ij.iiij,.e; Heptember, 11.49 11.60c:
October. 10.074ilO.08c; November, 8.74(fi9.76o:
ulilufi . .ijvi.ih'; January, a. , i(jai. 7 be.
ueeretary Hester's statement of the
world s visible supply of cotton shows the
JotoJ visible as 2,8(4,699 bales, of which 1,-
- v. iwica o 1 c American cotton.
NEW YORK, June 19. COTTON Opened
weaa at a aeciine of 6&S points under
lower cables and a continuation of the
more or less general selling noted yester
day, which was again encouraged by a
fairly favorable weather map and larger re-
cfipm, uui aner certain options had lost
another point or two the list was rallied
sharply by a weather forecast Indicating
the probability of lower temperature and
ouii ruppon rrom isew Orleans, accom-
puniea oy fresh reports of crop damage
Again tne room attempted to check the
auvanelng tendency, but the Insight for
the week showed another decrease as com
pared with the figures of the corresponding
week last year, and after a narrow re
action the list was once more forced slowly
upward under further bull support anil
covering, with the market closing at Just
about the best point of the day, being firm
ai a net advance or l' points. Total
saies were estimated at 260,0(0 bales
BT. LOUIS. June 19 COTTON-Qulet
middling, 12c; sales, none; receipts, 667
Dales; shipments, 667 bales; stock. 5.58$.
LIVERPOOL, June 19. COTTON-Bpot
moderate business done; prices 20 points
lower; American middling, fair, 7.08d; good
miauung. o.rca; miannng. e.iKa; low mid
dling. 6.52d; good ordinary. 6.26d: ordinary.
S.utHl. The sales of the day were 6.000
oaies, 01 wnicn bun were lor speculation
ana export ana included 4.900 American
Receipts. 11,000 bales. Including 1,800 Amer
ican. Futures opened easier and closed
unsettled; American middling, g. o. c
June, 6.5T.S4i.5tid; June and July, 6 WM.iZA
July and August, S.4'u4.49d; August and
September. 6.3446.35; September und Octo
per. 6.78d; October and November, $.44d
November and December. 6.2!Wi5.30d; De
cember and January, 6.26(5.27(1: January
and February, 6.25iC.:6d; February and
March, 6.25d.
P.vaporafed Apples and Dried Frutta.
NEW YORK, June 19. EVAPORATED
APPLES show little change, attract! v
fruit being steadily held although the de
mnnd la moderate. Common are quoted at
4'uuc; prime at 6 we; cnoice at oc an
fancy at 6V(j71c. Spot prunes are. firm
under a fair lobbing demand with occa
sional export business. Quotations range
from 3C to ic ror all slses. rlpot aprlcou
continue steady to firm and attract a mod
erate drr.and with fancy at lOtye. Peaches
are riulet without special feature. Choice
are neiu at i'o'Vtc and rancy at 8ijjlitt,c.
CATTLE There waa a II hern 1' t
oattle reported this morning, but, the same
as was the case yesterday, quite a string
of the arrivals was consigned through to
the north and not offered for sale. The
market on fat cattle was rather streaked
and sales were made that looked all the
way from barely steady to strong. Trad
ing, though, was fairly active and prac
tically everything was out nf . h.,.. 1-
good season. """"" "
n..Jlt, f tsteer market could not be
quoted much more than generally steady.
Some salesmen thought they got a little
stronger prices, while others said they had
to hurry to get steady prices. As a gen-
frf'-H1".? the lKht and andy-welght cat
tle sold If anything a little stronger where
, , WUB oausractory, wh le the
heavyweights were a little dreggy and no
more than steady. There were exceptions
however, to this rule. As compared with
w.?f la?1 Week the market toda?
der-hi- ebMt lowrrJ about nalf of the
decline of Monday and Tilt.Hu
oeen regained. The hulk r - ' '"5
cattle sold from $4 50 to iVSfiT-
hoicer erradea went io...i., c. .
$5.00. aw ""'U vou 10
I he cow market m- .1 . ,
wilno&v .Th rZti
and all that class of Vto l'"0""
t an early hour. r.rV. . 1 "'"i'"'1
difficult to sell at anrprie'and are .ell
m?rKUr,eV.,;n,,r th,nt hard to qSofe'a
?ver that" thaTi. U '! V'Ty evi- how
ever, that they have been go ng down hill
at a rapid rate. The hulk of the fair to
good kinds sell from $3.00 to $SV The com-
ainus sen mostly rrom $2.50 to $3 00
rdmCT )ualUJr Rr filing largely
:Ln?.J tK' to H.. with choice grades from
mac up.
'-- Mln'ae, Qaelafloat,
NEW YORK, June 19.rThe following are
auuiia on 11, e .New xora Block ex-
the guul
change:
Adams Con
Alloa
bretH
bniuaerlrk Con..
Comatovk Tuunal
Con. CaJ. ft Va.
Horn Silver
Iron Stiver
Leadellle Con...
X Aked.
.. It iLlltle Cnlef .
.. !t iontarlo
.. 1 lOpklr
.. 8 iki'noeala
.. 4 Potoal
. .175 iSavege
..loo Sierra Nevada
..1,4 iSinall Hiva .
., I iStaudar)
.. t
..tit
..ia
..
.. to
.. 14
.. W
.. tt
..t
Wool Market.
BOSTON. June 19 -V OOI-The Commer
cial Bulletin will say In tomorrow's Issue:
The Boston wool market Is Improving.
Larger Individual transactions are re
ported. Prices are linn and hardening,
with fleeces higher, new medium unwashed
having been In active request and sold at a
good, fair profit. The west continues bul
lish and the highest prices for the season
have been paid In several localities. The
shliMments of wool from Boston to date
(rout December U. lXil. are luA.337.22a
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. June 19.-COFFEE Quiet
at an advance or a points to unchanged on
other positions. Sellers of the nearby
months sought the late positions, leadln
tn a widening of the differences bit wee
options, and the market was finally stead
net 6 points lower to 6 points higher. Sale
were 46,000 bugs. Including September a
3 7:vfi3 Mc: November, at 3m c; Januurv, t
4 30c; February, at 4.30c; Murch, at 4 40c
May, at 45oa4.buc. '
liiiar and Melasaes.
NEW ORLEANS. June 19. SUGAR
Dull: open kettle. Vr'aS 7-16c; oiwn kettle
centrifugal. 3',4i3Hc: centrifugal whites
4 1 -10c; yellows, 3V43 lo-loc; seconds, 2U
SVc.
MOLASSES Open kettle, nominal at 1MJ
26c; centrifugal, yl8c; syrup, nominal
lfj 24c.
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SHEEP There was a llaht run of sheep
here again this morning, and the market
could not be Quoted anything but steady.
A shipment of three single decks of Texas
grass ewes arrived, and they averaged 71
pounds and sold for $3.80. This is the first
Texas sheep that have sold on this market
this year, so there is nothing with which
to compare the sale. Considering the prices
being paid at other points, however, it was
pronounced a very satisfactory pr.ee.
Packers claim that the supplies they get
at this market cost them more than at
any other point in the country, the reason
being that so little stuff Is coming here
that they are forced to pay fancy prices for
common stutr.
Quotations for dinned stock: Choice west
em lambs, $6.26&6.75; fair to good lambs,
85.26fff6.25: choice western wooled lamos.
$6.75(7.00; fair to good wooled lambs. $5.60ffJ
6.50: choice lightweight yearlings, $5.u0u5.id:
fair to good yearlings. 80.O0445.6O: choice
wethers. t4.POff76.lO: fair to good wethers,
$4.6og;4.90; choice ewes, $4.25434.50; fair to
rood ewes, $3.60ffJ4.25; feeder limbs, $2.50t
60: feeder ye-rllngs. $2.60(33.50: feeder
wethers, $2.503.50: feeder ewes, $2.0002.76.
Representative sales;.
No.
No. .
1 cull Iamb
19 cull lambs
35 cull lambs
877 Texas grass ewes ,
$01 western lambs
and feeders, $3 60tfi.40; calves and yearlings,
HO. IS6-Receipts, 4.00O, about steady, $6.85i
a. w , viun, rin.
Philadelphia Prodsie Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Junt) II. BUTTER
...!.. .n.4 fair riman4' CZtrS Western
creamery, 23c; extra nearby prints, 23c.
KUO8-Oulet ana easier: iresu ,i"-"'.
18c, loss off; fresh western. lVc, loss on;
fresh southwestern. 17c. loss off; irestt
southern, 16i!lWo, loss off.
cheese Firm ana rair aemana; l'w
York full creams, choice, new, llvic; New
Tork full creams. lair to good, new, xv-r
Uc.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. June 19.-DRT GOODS
More nenrly on the basis of new asking
Tlces than at any time since quotations
ecran to advance. Openly Quoted prices
In many cases were admittedly prohibitive
when made two or three weeks ago, but
many of them are within hailing distance
today and the market shows no signs of
weakness In any direction.
Oil and Ilostn.
nrr ritr r tn. in nTT rvjwiu t.e.1.
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ances, fi.Du; certificate, no iui; snipineinR,
87.864 Mils.; average, 75.673 bids.; runs, K9,-
t:2 DDIS ; average, si,4ts duis. nnipments
Lima, 87.163 bbls.; average, 68,5X0 bbls.;
runs Lima, 67.222 bbls.; average, 58.073 bbls.
NEW YORK, June 19 OIL Cottoniteed,
steady; prime yellow. 42v4ffi43c. Petroleum
steady. Rosin firm. Turpentine firm.
GOSSIP, OF COMMISSION ROW
l'oiBg C&lcks Commnnd Figure that
rats Their Fathers
Shame.
The sprightly spring chick Is still tanta-
llzlngly out of reach of the honest lover of
chicken flesh, but the old and portly hen
has settled to the level where she may
be had for considerable less than a king's
ransom; a little less even than the dining
car table d note. The old man rooster,
notwithstanding his clear voioe and defiant
eye, Is now hardly worth stealing. The hen
market has declined to 9 cents a pound
for birds of the most prepossessing figure,
partly beer. use the spring crop of chicks
has reached an sge when the youngsters
can be trusted to go to market by them
selves and the watchful care of the old
ones Is no longer necessary. The broilers
still go at 18 or 19 cents to the pound and
the family heads are humiliated by a
6-cent rate. It is said that almost any
deserving person can taste the young bird
after tho Fourth of July.
Eggs are asserting themselves and are
now at 13V4 or 14 cents. Not so many are
now doing their summer shopping In this
city. Probably the large number of hens
who have come to market has had some
effect in causing a falling off tn eggs and
then some other markets are lust now
paying a higher price for the honest and
Industrious article.
Butter Is just about the same. HV4 cents
to the pat for wholesale. The process
houses are taking all that ts offered now,
which they place In a cool location until
fall, when the working season begins. In the
good old days, say fifteen years ago, before
the butter union was established, an excel
lent article sold to retailers at 6 or 7 cents.
Then when butter came to town It had
to stand or fall on Its own personal
strength. But now the process reforma
tories take In tne vicious and reckless
comers and after a course turn out butter
which la a good citizen.
Av.
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. 43
. 72
. 67
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle and Sheen Steady to Dime
HlKher, While Hogs Incline Lonrer.
CHICAGO. June 19 CATTLE Receipts.
3.000 head, including 1.000 Texans. Steady
to 10c hlcher: good to prime steers. $3.0iK?!)
6.45; poor to medium, $4.0offJ4.fi5; stockers and
feeders. w.uusn.rt: cows, si.mspi.ixi: netrers.
$2.25fi4.75; canners. 81.60ff52.80; bulls. $2.6Hf()
4.25; calves, $2.0C50; Texas fed steers, $3.50
(fj 4.50.
HOOS Receipts today, 26,000 head; estl
mated tomorrow, 15,000 head; left over, 8,000
head. Steady to 5c lower; mixed and
batcher, $5.2St5.35; good to choice heavy,
$6.10i.2t; rough ne.ivy, .9t.it; light
$6.iffjti.20: bulk of sales, $6.10ff)6.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6.OC0
head. Sheep and lambs steady to 10c higher
good to choice wethers, $4,254(5.25; fair to
choice mixed, $3.0i'(M.2o; western sheep, $4.25
(Bo.a; native lamps, ti.ut.'wo.Zo; western
lambs, $!.(Xtfg3.90.
Official yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle 9.S27 11,540
Hoirs 28.533 6.528
Sheep 8.620 2.X13
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 19. CATTLE Re.
celpts, 880 head, natives; calves, 31 head,
nuttvea. Market 6ffjl0c higher: choice ex
port and dressed beef steers, $4.55 i.50; fair
to good $4.0U(B)o.50; stockers and feeders,
83. 4U414.45: western fed steers. $2.954(4. 9 1:
Texas cows, $2.054i3.80; native cows, $2.0ifi
8.50; native heifers, $2.85(4.45; canners, $1.1)
4i 20: ca ves. 83AlOa.90.
HOGS Receipts, 4,7uO heart; market was
strong to 5c higher; ton, $6.204; bulk of
sales, $5.80ri5.95; heavy, $n.82Vo6.024; mixed
packers, Ju.7-.ii(o.9.'Vt; light. 8.-.iMun.8o; york
era. I."..M(G.!3: Pigs. $5,264(5.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 200
head. Market steady to weak: native
lambs, $3.504i6.66; fed ewes, $3.2'(y6.1o; Texas
clipped yearlings, $3.5u4l6-36; Texas clipped
sheep, $3,304 0. 10; stockers and feeders, $3.20
(34.00.
Kevr York Live Stoct Market
NEW YORK, June 1 CATTLE Re
celnts. S.7S8 bead: steers steady, closing dull
at $4.15474.50; bulls. $2,504(4.26: cows. $1.5"4i
4.10. Exports today, 6.'6 cattle and 6,677
Quarters of beef; tomorrow, 1,200 cattle, $5
eh fen and 2.926 Quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 402 head. Veals were
Arm. i25c hisrher at $5,0047,001 buttermilks,
$2,754(3.(0; mixed calves. $6.10; city dressed
vvnlii firm St bftlllc
HOGS Receipts, 8.393 head. Feeling
Steady. State hogs. $6.76.
SHEEP ANI LAMBS Receipts, 7.872
head. Oood handy sheep steady, others
trifle easier. iJimtjs opened about steady.
closed l"4il6c lower, ihecp, H.pwio.zb; extra,
$5 40; culls, 13 uu; lamDS, tu.vmoa.Ai; year,
lings, $5.605.66
St. I.onls Live Stock Market.
T LOUIS. June 19. CATTLB Receipts
800 head. Including 100 Texans. Market
tendv to strona: natives, shipping and ex
oort steers. $4,004(5.50; dressed beef and
butchers' steers, $3.754.O0; steers under
l.ooo lbs.. 83.604(4.60: stockers and heifers
$2,004(13.50; canners, $2.0Xti5.OO; bulls, $3,004?
8.25; calves, $4.264r6.60; Texas and Indian
steers, $3.4pt.2s; cows ana neuers, ttirftf
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H' h IS Keceipts, f.t nesn. viaraei waa
steady; pigs and lights. $5,75445.00; packers,
ts .Mini ft.A7: butchers'. $6.0"8li6.15.
BHrSr.P Amu l. A .vi na neceipts. j.oun
heart. Market steady; native muttons. $4 00
4 R0- lambs. $4.75426 50: culls and burks,
82. IMii.au: stocaers, i-.vjw, iciuiie, j.dv
(U4.26.
St. Joseph Live Stuck Market
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celpts, i.Oou head; artlve and strong to pic
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4 75.
'ii'nnB T?w,1nta 1 OoO bend : active and
44jGo lower; light and light mixed, $5.64
tso; meuium ana nnnvy, ao.cnuxi.w, uu.
e; vi.A u'.- 14 Utild 40
KHKKP AND LAM BS Receipts. 100
t....,4. .t.nv- snrlnflr lambs. 86: veurllngs
t-. i-' withers. 14.50: ewes. $4.25: Texas
sheep, $3.50a4.50.
Stock la Sight.
Following were the receipts of live stock
at the six principal western eiues (ioi
day:
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Joseph ..
St. lxuls ....
Sioux City ..
Cattle.
... 8,000
... 3,u
... 3
... OiO
... 6.KI0
... 200
Ilogs.
8.511O
26.U8)
4.7iO
12. ioj
4.0u0
Totals ll."0 59.SJ0
Sheep
72.5
6.00
38J
1,6
lOo
1.535
Sloas City Live Sfoek Market.
SIOL'X CITY. Ia . June 19. Special Tele
mrm k f A TTLE Receipts. 2 head. sKs'g
... alow killers steady, beeves. $4.0u44 tt
cows, bulls and oilxed, $1.4.00, stockers
SUSPECTED MEN ARE HANGED
They Are Convicted on Clrcnnistan
tltl Kvldence of Killing;
Arkansas Sheriff.
CLARKVILLE. Ark., June 19.-Ceorg
Durham and Fred Underwood were hanged
here today for the murder of Sheriff John
V. Powers.
The evidence upon which the men were
convicted was circumstantial. Sheriff
Powers was awakened that night by hear
ing an explosion In the bank building.
where robbers were demolishing the safe.
Seizing his revolver he rushed toward "the
bank and was shot dead, two bullets going;
through his body.
Suspicion lod to the arrest of George Dur
ham and Fred Underwood.
Arnold Surrenders Himself.
ST. LOUIS. June 19.-E. J. Arnold, pro
prietor of the Arnold Turf Investment
company, chief of the explodea get-rlch-qulck"
concerns, appeared at the Four
Courts shortly after 11 o'clock today and
surrendered himself. Arnold, who Is
charged in indictments with fraud, has
been missing since his company went to
pieces In February. Attorney Thomas J.
Howe accompanied Arnold to the four
Courts. Arnold stated thut he was ready
to give bond. Arnold's manager, Lumpkin
A. Gill, is also under Indictment, and has
Deen missing irom tne city.
Crowd Yells for Jarkson.
PORTLAND. Ore., June 19 Joe Walcott
of Boston and Young Peter Jackson of
Baltimore, both colored, fought a twenty
round draw at the Pastime club last night.
W hen the reieree aeclnred the ngnt a draw
at the end of the twentieth round the
crowd yelled for Jackson, as It was clearly
his fight for the lust four rounds, in the
last two rounds Walcott clinched repeatedly
and hung on with his arms around Jack
son's waist until the referee pulled them
apart.
Slav Miners Fatally Uurnetl,
CHARLEROI. Pa.. June 19. Three Slav
miners were fstnllv burned bv a liowdrr
explosion In the home of Nate Glazes, one
of the victims. In tht mining settlement of
Twilight last evening. Three cases of pow
der were in a bark room of the house. Mike
Zvnta and Simon Jnur were in the room
smoking when the explosion occurred. None
of the victims can recover.
Steel Price 1. 1st Is IncbaaaeU.
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executive committee of the United States
Dteei corporation is autnority ror tne Btaie-
,.. 0,. w 1 .i. iiiir,r-ii
Ion and steel products for l:i4 will show
no change from 1i1.1t of mis year. This
applies to prices 01' steel rails and bllleta
THE REALTY MARKKT.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Friday.
June 19;
Warranty Deeds.
Sarah L. GUdersleeve to Charles Col
len; lot 6 and part of lots 6 and 7.
Gardiner & H.'s ad. to Valley $ Kin
Taullne Nlccolls to T. 11. Nlrcoiis; lot
31, Tuttle's sub ;
John Hlckey to R. H. Jones; lot 1.
block 74, South Omaha 75t.
Caroline E. F.dson to Willis m Me.
Kenna, lot 12, block 33, Kountze
place ,lf
II. A. Moe to W. F. Fowler, lots 5 to
8, block 9, Mae's sub Ji)
Same to Lizzie C. Graham, lot 17,
block 2, saina 10
W. F. Fowler and wife to same, lots
6 to 8, block 2, same (0
Mary A. Gshlon ami husband to F.l'en
Nehleen, lots 23 and 28, block 1, Put
terson's sub ITS
James Beaumont and wife to J j.
Townsend and wife; lot S, block 3,
Ike View si 000
Philadelphia M'.rtgnge and Trust com
pany to C. E. titrawn, lot 14. Mock
10, Hanscom Place 1,500
Florence A. Chase and husband to
Christ Armbruster, wt ft. lot IS and
el9 ft. lot 14 Davenport's sub l.JOO
t.alt Claim needs.
E. R Hume and wife to Harry Mnro
wltz: n4 ft. of eV of lot 7. block 23,
Omaha 575
Agnes Morrison snd bnsbsnd to V. D.
Wead; lot , block n Walnut Hill..
Deeds,
Sheriff to Insurance Company of
North America, lot 8. block 15,
Omaha, and a strip adjoining 4,400
Total amount of transfers $14.89$
PRIVATE WIRES
GEO. A. ADAMS CRAIN CO.
GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND
STOCKS.
124 Board of Trade Bldg., Omaha.
'Phones 1(04 and 1017. Members all prin
cipal exchluaea. Vi'rlit fur our Aaii .
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