TITE OMAHA DAILY DEE; WEDNESDAY, JUKE 8. 1904.
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vitals nui i uuuuvlj anuivLii
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GsTtrnnun. Report Findi Wheat Varying,
Cera Blow and Ok t Bxming.
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PROMISING EUROPEAN CROP SHOWING
Bradstreet's near? Wktat Drtrttie
Lake Strike Break!- Vp 1,04-als
Walt for Grala Rates
, , Before Serine;.
OMAHA, June V. ?8M.
The government report which is out today
la on the whole rethcr bearish. Tie statis
tlrlana And winter wheat boa suffered by
hesvy rain In portions of Oklahoma and
Missouri. Etsewhere the crop has advaneod
favorably. Tbe raetern portiofi of the belt
1 alo better the Ohio valley and the roid
Atlantlo seutlons showing' mot1 or lens im
provement. The winter wheat la heading
aa far north aa the central Mississippi val
ley and the harvest la going on In the
aouthern stated. The ' northern Pacific
coaat hoe advanced favorably and Califor
nia la maturing rapidly, the late aown
there having been severely damaged by hot
wlnda. The spring wheat,-the report finds
in general very promising. i Corn In the
west portion has been checked In growth
by cold and cloudy weather, while In the
east planting and replanting his been de
layed by rain. Poor standa are reported
from the lake reglun and- the Ohio valley.
The southern states are generally promis
ing, although rain la reported needed In the
central gulf coast states. Oats, the report
gives a vigorous growth In central vallevs
and mid-Atlantic states, with a general Im
provement all over. Seeding Is practloally
finished In the extreme north and harvest
ing has begun In the extreme south.
The weekly foreign summary reports fa
vorable weather In ths United kingdom. In
jermany ana rrance some complaints are
heard and the promise Is not so brilliant.
Italy Is all right, but Houmanla wants
rain. Turkey and Bulgaria report some
sections a total loss and general email
crop through droughts. Russia has had
rains which greatly Improve the condi
tion, but some complaints are heard. North
Africa reports good condition. The Austria
Hungary official estimate places the wheat
crop at U7,6ffl.00O against 187.600,000 last
rear. The drought has also hurt the corn
n Hungary; the rye shortage amounts to
30 per cent, the barley to- 24 per cent and
the oats to 74 per cent. . ,
The wheat was strong again today, prin
cipally on Bradstreet's estimate, which
finds a decrease In world's visible supply
of 4.076.0OO bushels. The decrease east of
the Rockies Is 2,276,000, and In Europe 1,
800,000 bushels. Corn has increased 666,0u0
and oats decreased 3W.0OO bushels. The
Jake strike is reported breaking up and the
corn situation win be nearea up in a rew
days so It can be seen whether with lake
transforation the eastern market will be
open to Nebraska corn.
The ran in jjtk et of Omaha grain for
future delivery and the doss M,onday and
wun were as ioiuwi;
Closed
Open. High- Low, Today. M day
w neat
July ..
Sept. .
Corn
June ..
July
Sept. .
Oats
June ..
July ..
Sept.
A asked B bid.
Local Cash Grain M
$6 80. Whs made an advance of 1714c, clos
ing at I7.12W7.1&.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
ArtJcles. Opon. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Bafy.
Wheat
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept
July
Sept.
July
Sept.
Pora
July
Sept
Laru
July
Sept.
Rlt
July
Sept.
S7Vii vassal i
81S&
4RW
4-"Va v
i4;vA
si
11 so
12 00
BO
70
? 06
I
sin
83s
81
87V fWMi
82814,6
4ff4
40
12 15
12 12
2h!
so
96
7 15
4H!
47
4
4 4f48e'n
47 488 47.
41 Ts 41 U
.39WH S
I - .
1Z IB
12 $2
n m
u oo
( so
671
m
1 oo
f u
6
7 U
11 72i
11 95
6 47H
6 65
( 77H
6 17
.. 83.
.. 48
.. 464
83
73Vi
43
4
42B 42
73
47 '
4&H
42 Vs
... 17
874 17
83 B 82 B
73V4B 73B
47 A 48 A
46 B 48 A
42,A.42A
41 B 41HB
87 B 87V.B
80B 80-B
rket.
Tbe spot grain' business waa very dull
this morning. No demand was no
ticeable. Two things have something
to do with this. In the first place the new
sensuuie ot rates goes into eneci ine lotii
4id shippers do not wish to load ud now
vlth nrirri Thv ea-iir I h. mnpliftl m n.h
lower when ths higher rate becomes opera-
tive. Anotner tning is tne reported upen
ding of the lake navigation. Locals do not
Know just what effect this win have on
corn In this market.. Corn was ft about
V,o today regardless' Of the better situation
in unicago. iteceipts ana shipments were:
Wheat 10 cars In and 12 cars out: one
week ago, 8. and cars. ' Corn 17 cars In
and 29- cars out (one week ago, 47 and 11
care. - Oats 6 cars In and, t cars out;' one
WHEAf-No, 2 hard, 91c; No. S hard, 88c;
imo. nara, la'spac. iNominai.
CORN No. 2, 47o; No. V, 47c I No. 4, 45c
Via rfla il. Vn O ....linn. J T 1 ' - V- 1
yeUow. 47c; No. 2 white, 47c; No. white,
460.
OATS No. 2. 41Hc; No. 8, 89c; No. 4. 87c
No. 2 white, 42c: No. 2 white, 41c; NoV 4
wniterceuc; stanaBsnsyro. l ommai. eat
cept No. 4 white.) ... ; ... -
Metes from the Cicaaags Offlcss. '
Omaha stocks of grain In public ele
MlnM Ulh... 1M U. i. ..V.l.. . . .
foi bushels; oats, j4,423 , bushels. Contract
corn slocks are- 841,444-, bushels. Of this
amount la, 678 bushels are In the Merrlam
& Holmquiat house and I08,7i6 In the Union
elevator.
Charles T. Feavey of Omaha Is an appli
cant for membership In the Omaha Uialn
exenange.
Exchange visitors were: & Bole. Sew.
ard; A. B. Ellis. Winnipeg;. James Candy,
.riaveioca; a. u. uaieiiDerg, ung; B. tr,
iivans, Minneapolis.
Omaha lnsDeotlons of araln were R7 ear.
J of wheat, 2 cars graded No. 2 hard, 2 oars
vvo. 8 hard, 8 cars No. 4 hard and I car
f flo grade; of corn, 26 cars graded No. 2, 1J
vr o. a, o cars no. s, m cars no z yellow,
6 cars No. 8 yellow, 4 cars No. 1 white and
1 car No. 4 white; of oats, 1 car graded No.
, s care no, t wane ana l car no grade,
Grata Markets Elsewhere.
The closing prices of gram today and
we maraeia namea were as
iimuws: ...
CHICAOO. ' -'
Closed
.Wheat ' 1 Today. M'd'r.
September M. 61B
vurn
July
September
, 49HA
87S
4W4
47A
"" 711 71
KANSAS C1TT.
w neat
July September
Corn
eeptembeV'i!.'."!.!"!""!!.'" 43&- ' 424.
ST. LOUIS.
Wheat-
July 86H
September
Corn
July ,
September
Wheat-
July .......
September
Wheat
July September ,
.Wheat
July September
MINNEAPOLIS.
DULUTH.
....... 8Z4
48
81
""7S
94HB MH
82HB 82VkB
MHB B4T4B
82a H2a
NEW TOJIK.
93H-A- H
8&B to
CHICAGO GHAI!V AND , PaOVISIOHS.
-sjl "ree ( tbe Trading; sail Clostaaj
. Prices oa Board of Trade.
RECEIPTS Today: Wheat, s5 oars; com,
' 687 oars, 66 of contract grade; oats, A
oars, 4 of contract grade; cattle, 8,500 head;
hogs, 18,000 head. Estimated tomorrow:
Wheat, W cars: corn, tii cars; oats, 81
cars; bogs, to.uu) head.
CHICAGO GHAIN AMD PROVISIONS
Feateres of tbe Tradlas; mad Closlngr
Prices a Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Juns 7. A large decrease In
the world's visible supply was, perhaps,
the principal bull Influence In the wheat
market today. The crop damage reports
from ths southwest, however, were of al
most squal Importance, final quotations
on July wheat showed a gain of S'O-o.
Corn is up V3c oata advanced VuVo
and provisions 16i37Vc. '
Improved weather conditions and easier
cables caused a small decline in wheat at
the opening. Initial sales of July being
own Wao at 87Ve87Vic The hlh point
en July was reached at RStt&SiiHe. The
lose was at 88tjNlo. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to M.3U0 bu. Primary
receipts were 862.100 bu., compared with
iil.sw) bu, a year ago. Minneapolis, Du
luth and Chicago reported receipts of 246
cars, sgalosl 6,0 cars last week and 804 a
sear ago.
Under active covering by shorts a rally
of about a cent occurred In corn. With the
exception of large primary receipts the
dews of the dsy was extremely hulllah. Re
ceipts were loo oars leas than the number
estimated and cash prices were up c. The
market closed almost at ths highest point
of the session. July opened a shade lower
to Hfto hlghsr at 4&'i(a4il7a, sold up to
4Vu i&V and closed at 4'1o. Local re.
celpte were 667 cars, with 65 of contract
grade.
Oats were quite dull, strength of wheat
and oorn being thj main sustaining Influ
ence. July opened unchanged at !Sc,
raep-ed between SSfitHo and 40c, closing
,-Y Ki.'aso. Local receipts were 2u cars.
' Trading in provisions was mora active
and the market manifested greater
strength than for some time past Light
reoelpts of hogs with a Arm market at the
yards was responsible for much of ths
buying. The close was at the top, with
fiept.iiber Dork up 874a at 612.82V Sep.
' W4 alnssil Willi a pai aJ Ua as
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Market was stesdy; winter pat
ents. 4.V'Oft4 8ii; straights, $434.60; spring
patents, 43'Q4 70j straights, 83.9ut04.3O;
bakers, r263.30.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 6S98c; No. I, J5
J8t; No. I red, ll.OSl 04.
CORN-No. 2, 4a60c; No. I yellow,
60Hc.
OATS No. t 41T42Hc; No. t white, 42
43Hc.
BARLET-M3ood feeding, 40fl43c; fair to
choice malting, 46'566c,
SEEDS No. 1 llax. $1.00; No. 1 north
western, Sl.OfiH- Timothy, prime, 12. 96.
Clover, contract grade, 110.78.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bhl., $1206
12.10. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $6 && 57H. Short
ribs sides (loose). $fl R2S6.87Vs; short clear
sides (boxed), $6.757.00.
Receipts and shipments at this market
yesterday were as follows:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 12,100 12 W0
Wheat, bu 24.600 28.400
Corn, bu 758.000 4M.100
Oats, bu 209,600 265,300
Rve. bu 2.000 $.100
Barley, bu 28,600 8,400
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 13Vitt
17M,c; dairies, llttlfic. F.ggs, steady, at
mark, cases Included, 14yL5V4c. Cheese,
easy, 79ifi 8c.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day am Various
- Commodities.
NEW TORIC. June 7. FLOUR Receipts,
$,2 bbls.; sales, 11,748 bbls. Market Inac
tive; Minnesota patents, 85.10ffiJ.35; Minne
apolis bakers', $4.004.20; winter patents,
$5.104f5.4o; winter straights. $4,9045.00; winter
extras, $3.35(4.00; winter low grades. $3.16S)
$.80. Rye flour, steady; fair to good, $3.90 u)
4.16; choice to fancy, $4.164.50.
CORNMEAL Steady; yellow western,
$1.101.12; city, $1.121.16; kiln dried, $3.96
8.10.
RYE Nominal; No. S western, 75c, nom
inal, spot.
BARLEY Inactive: feedlns-. 4Kc n. I. f -
New York: malttne-. nominal
WHEAT Receipts, 106,000 bu. Spot mar.
ti nrm; no. i red, nominal, elevator; ino.
i rea, si.iit, anoat; io. l nortnern, ua
luth, $1.08 "4. f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 hard
Manitoba, nominal, afloat. Options opened
oareiy steaay, out recovered and were firm
an day. the cloae belne- net h eher
July, 82Vij82 15-16c; September, 84 ll-16'a
85 13-160, closed 86Hc; December, MQ
sosc ciosea i'4C. r-
CORN Receipts, 1,606 bu.: sales, 6,000 bu.
futures. Spot market steady; -No. 2, 67Ho,
eievator, ana tc, r. o. b. anoat; No. i yel
low, 60c; No. 2 white, 60c. Option market
was quiet, closing tto net higher; July,
64W3W1V4C. closed 66c
OATS Receipts, 40.500 bu. Spot market
eieauy: mixoa oats, 26 to SZ lbs., bH'oc;
natural white, 30 to 82 lbs., 4SMj49c; clipped
Willie, M io eu IDS., D0atC.
HAY Quiet; shipping, 65T70o; good to
cnotce, &c.
HOPS Dull; state, common to choice,
13(0. -26u35c; 1902, 28fa'26c; olds, 9&14c; Pa.
cifta coast. 1903. 2tia35c: 1902. 23(326o.
RICE Dull; domestic, fair to extra, 2ViQl
o'c; japan, nominal.
TALLOW-Steady; city ($2 per pkg.), 4c;
country (pkg. free). 4Vic.
HIDES Steady; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
18c; California, 21 to 26 lbs., 19c; Texas, dry,
s to au ids.. jc.
LEATHER Steady; acid. 23jT2Bo.
WOOL Steady: domestic fleece. 2ft332c
PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; family, $9.60
kjiu.uo: mess, n.wttja.bu: nams. izo.ooann.50
packet, $9.0010 00; city, extra India mess,
iu.iw(iu.m. cut meats, quiet; pickled bel
lies, $6.60(7.00; pickled shoulders, $6.60, pick
led hams; $9.002flO.OO. Lard, Arm; western
steamed, $6.80; refined. Arm; continent.
$7.00; South America, 87.50; compound. $6.76
436.87. Pork, Arm; family, $13.75S14.00;
mess. IIS. 25(313.75.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, common to
extra, laif isc; state dairy, common to ex
tra, S(l7o.
CHEESE Easier; state full cream, small
colored, 7Te; small white, eKtiVAc;
large coioreu, iwavc: large wnite. V42ic.
LGOS Steady; western extra, lWtt&o;
crsis, ii'uisc.
POULTRY Alive.' steady: spring chlok-
ens, 20c; fowls 14c; turkeys, 12o; dressed.
easy; western iowis, no, turaeys, xvaiao.
St. Loals Grain suisl Provtsloaa.
C3T T nT'Tfl Tun. V WUt' A Ul.k..
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, $1.06; track, $1.07
juiy, wi(0'iMc; jseptemuer, az'Ac:
No. 2 hard, 92(S96c.
CORN-Hlgher; No. 2 cash, 47Hc; track,
smw Juiy, tvc; eepiemDer, jc.
niTOlfllMu. n f.n .1, i1UA l..lr
42H43c; July, 37c; September, SOc; No. i
Fl6uR Dull and unchanged; red winter
patents, $6.00610; special brands, 16260
nigner: extra rancy ana straight, $4.7U4.l;
clear, st.wgt.iu.
. SEED llmothv, steady, $2.50(2.75.
CORNMEAL Steady, $140.
- BRAN Higher: sacked, east, track. 31.00.
HAY Steady to firm; timothy, $6.00314.50;
prairie, so.wraiu.w.
IROI CO'fTON TIES-t8.26..
HEMP TWINE 6c.
provisions porn, higher; jobbing,
$12.75. Lard, steady; prime steam. $8.25,
Bacon, steady; boxed extra, 87.26; clear
ribs, $7.82Hi snort citar. 7,S7V.
POULTRY Easy; chickens, fttc: eprlngs.
166il8c; turkeys, lie; ducks, 8c; geese. So.
BUTTER Firmer; creamery, ltflSc;
dairy, lOfi'lSc.
UU8-Hianer: umc. case count.
tteceipts. umpments.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Professional CoatiafaD. 8ttrts Out De
prtiiad and Lngnbriou.
MARKET DISAPPOINTS ANTICIPATIONS
Better Tone aad trailer Dlstrlbrntlea
of Beslaess Tkas Wats Hoped for
frona Preceelac Day's
HoTemests.
NEW YORK, June 7. The professional
contingent in tbe stock market started to
day with very discouraging views of the
hopes of sny activity in tbe market or of
any movement of prices. The movement
of the market to ahow any reaponse to
yesterday's decided movement in Ontario
& Western was made the basis for this
hopelessness and the reflection ot resitt
ing sales In the early 1 point decline In
that stock aggravated the depressed senti
ment. The market turned out better In tone end
distribution of business than was the case
under the stimulating Influence of yester
day's rise In Ontario Sl Western.
A late recovery In Ontario & Western to
day produced more effect elsewhere In the
market than did yesterday's more sensa
tional advance, and the kindred coalers
were especially affected. Ths market was
still far from being s broad one and waa
almost wholly In professional hands so far
as could be perceived. The money market
was almost stagnant and rates were in
clined to droop, though with little money
at the present rates. The advance in sterl
ing rates at Paris to 27 f 26c was an Indica
tion tnat tne course ot capital was no
longer drawing towards that center. In
coming gold to the London market was
accordingly taken by the Bank of Eng
land with no demand for Paris account.
The discount market was yielding both in
Paris and In London. The market for
sterling here also yielded, thus deferring
If not averting an outgo ot gold to London
from here. Prices eased off In the final
dealings, but the closing was steady.
The bond market was Irregular, with
weak spots among the low grade bonds.
Total sales, par value, $1,746,000. United
States bonds were unchanged on call
Following was the range of prices on ths
Dtoca exenange:
BAies.Hign.ijOw.uioae,
ruling rate. He per cent; last loan, 1 per
cent; closing bid. 14 per cent; offered at
1V per cent. Time loan, easy and dull;
sixty and ninety days. 21124 per cent; six
month. SS3, per cent.
TRIME RIERCANTILE PAPER 3BH
per cent. '
STERLINO EXOH A NOR Raster, with
actual business In banker' MM t $4 Kt
4.8765 for demand and $4 8f75'&( &vn f,,r sixty
davs bills. Posted rate. i.k.ih)IU and
4Wftiiu. Oommerclsl -Mil. 4
SILVER Bar, 56V: Mexican dollars,
44'c - -
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
...lMH nhit(n a. . 4a..ieuJ
...lo iMei. Ontrsl 1
...HV n 1M Ine 1IH
,Minn. It St. L. 4s..
...li: M , K. T. 4s
...l'l do in 7T
...1 S. R. n. ot 11. 4s. 14
...!7 'N. T. C. I. -...
...101 N. J. C. (. bt -.Ill
No. Pullc 4s. lM'i
... r-l I do U 7m
...101 N. A W. r. 4a
... S 0 8. L. 4s ft psr.... 6
...lOi'Sk Pnn root. IWi S5U
7,1 Resdlni sen. 4s "
HI. L,. A I. M 0. H lilt
V. t. nr. ts. ri
4o coupon
4o Is. reg
do eoupoo
4o nw 4s, Trg ,
6o eoupoa
4o 014 4s, ros
So eoupon
Atchlsoa soa. 4s..
do sd). 4s.
Atlantic C. L. 4s
B O. 4s
do IVtS
Csntrsl of Os. ts..
do 1st Ine
l'hes. Ohio 4HS...104
Chlrsgo A. Ita.... 7 . S. L. s S p
C, B. Q. B. . .. ISH'KU L. B. W,
C. M. B. P. s 4s..lH deabosrd A.
C. N. W. e. Ts...l:7l 0.! I'actnc 4s
C, R. I. r.
do eol. la
C.C.C. St. L. i
i nicsfo Ter. 4s
Con. Tobacco 4s.....
rolo. St so. 4s
D. R. O 4s
Erie pror llsn 4s....
do ta. 4s
F. W. A D. C. Is
Hocklns Val. 44S..
L. N. unl. 4s 101V4
Bid. KJffexed.
ff. 4S.
U 41
L. 4a.. 704
67h 8o. RsllwiT (a Ill
... 7SlTHaa A F. Is 114
4s. T.. Bt. I,. St W. 4s WH
... 73H vnion fscmo 4s 104
... 62V so ronv. 4a.
... 12 x V. 8. Stasl Id
... Kirwsbash 1 U5H
... ssajj ao ovd. a di
...IS W. ft U. K. 4s V
104H Wis. Central 4s 0
lOTiColo. r. ft I. o. Is. 4H
MADA LIVE SIOCH MARKET
s t .
Cat'.lt Aotivs aid Strong, Boat Qradst
a Tnflt Higher.
HOGS GENERALLY FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Good Demand for Fat Sheep aad
LasatB, bat Commoa aad Thin Stall
Mas Slow Sale aad Hard to Dis
pose of at Aay Figure.
boi:th
Receipts were;
Official Monday .
Olliclul Tuesday
OMAHA, June 7, 1904.
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
2.907
4.415
8.u.!8
12.110
1.731
74
Flour, bbln. ........ 4,0u0
Wheat, hu ....45,O0O
Corn, bu... ,..84,000
Oats, bu 88.000
6.000
76.000
83,000
41,000
' Visible Supply of Grain.
NEW YORK. June 7. Special and tele
graph lo communications reoelved by Brad
street's show the following changes In
available supplies as compared with last
account: Wheat, united states and can
ada. east of the Rockies, decreased 2.276.-
000 bushels; afloat for and In Europe, de
creased 1,800.000 bushels: total supply de
creased 4,076,000 bushels. Corn, United
States and Canada, east of the Rockies.
Increased 8ti6,000 bushels. Oats, United
States and Canada,, east of the Rockies,
decreased 360,000 bushels. Transposition
error In- teleirram laat week made Chicaare
private elevator wheat stocks l,S81,0uO
bufchels Instead of 1,831.000 bushels, as It
should have been. Stock this week, 1,681,
000 bushels, a decrease of 250,000 bushels
from last week's real totals. Other de
creases reported to Bradstreet's this week
were 853,000 bushels In Manitoba. 108.000
bushels at the Milwaukee private elevators,
87,000 bushels at Portland, Me., and 76,000
bushels at Coteau Landing. The Increases
reponea are bi.uuu rmsneis at uepot Har
bor and 64,000 bushels at Nashville.
Kaasas Cltr Grain and Previsions.
KANSAS CITY. June 7 WH IT A T PMrm .
T -1 ,. . T . . 1 .. 1 . - . , n . .
nm.y, iiTsv, uiy, nTkai Bepiemoer,
71c; cash, No. 2 hard, 89fc; No. 8, 85Vi5
87c; No. 2 red. $1.04; No. 3. 8c$1.02; re
ceipts, 82 cars.
4,'OKN f'lrm: May. 46Uc: Julv. 48v;e: Sei-
tember. 374'tj37''iiC; cash. No. i mil sxn
No. 8. 48c; No. 2 white, 48fc8c; No. $', 48c.
oat diow; imo. i wnite, tn,tf4iHoi No.
mixed. 3&?40e.
RYE No. 2, 64c.
HAY-Cholce timothy. ilO.Kflrfrii no-
prairie, $8 60.
m ri the c reamery, lmibc; dairy, lie.
EGGS Steady: Missouri and Wn..
cases returned, J?c; new No. 2 whltewood
cases inuiuucu, asc
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Oats, bu....
Receipts. Shipments.
6R.A1O 88.200
S"i,800 26,ftu0
7,000 8.0U3
Mlnaeastells Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., June 7 WHEAT
-July. 4S-&4e: He rt ember. I2e- nn
track: No. 1 hard. 7c: No. 1 nortnern
Mc: No. 2 northern, 84c.
FLOUR r'trst patents. 86.20fiSO: inH
patents, $8 10ijt.20; first clears, $3.70; second
clears, 12.70.
BRAN in bulk, isc; shorts, 17c
63o; sample,
60961c; July,
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 7. WHEAT Firm:
No. 1 northern. $1 00: No. 2 northern. B)s,f
Mir; old July, 9rfiWc.
BARLEY Steady; No. 1
40,diin.
CtiRN 10 higher; o. .
4Jic.
I.lverpeol Grain Market.
LIVER POOI June 7. WHEAT Spot
easy: No. 1 ranromia. es lod- Futures
Steady: July.-4s ld; September, 6s 4Sd-
tX)RN Boot steady; American mixed.
new, 4s W; American mixed, old, 4s 6Vtd.
futures uulet; July. 4a 4Vd; beclsaittr.
1 Ikd
700
200
i.'eod
900
6,800
"ioo
200
Atchison 8,600
do pfd 700
Baltimore A Ohio 8,700
do rjfd
Canadian Pacific
Cen. of New Jersey.
Ohesa. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
do pfd
Chicago Great West
C. & N. W
C. M. & St. P
do pfd
C. T. & Trans
do nfd
C. C. C. A St. L....
Colorado Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd 800
Delaware & Hudson.. 700
Del.. Lack. & West
D. &. R. Q 200
do pfd j ,
Erie 6.500
do 1st pfd 2,600
do 2d pfd 600
Hocking Valley
do pfd ,
Illinois Central...
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C Southern
do li 200
Louisville & Nash.... 700
Manhattan L 1,400
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry 2,000
Minn. & St. Louis.... 100
M., St. P ft S. S. M. 1,600
do pfd
Missouri Pacific 2,600
M. K. & T 800
do pfd
Nat. R. R. of M. pfd.
New York Central... 1,300
Norfolk & Western.. 200
do Dfd
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania .
P., C. C. & St.
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pid...
Rock Island Co...
do nfd
St. L A S. F. 2d Dfd.
Bt. Louis 8. W 100
do pfd 100
Southarn Pacific. ...... 4.100
Southern Railway..,. 1,600
6i
S3
77
78
700 118 117H
SO
86S4
8014
141
14V
18H
153
"is
'24
67
84
87
108
1444
iio
42
61
'w
16
13
169
134fc
'
14
17
152
i
87
107
144
iio
42
90
16
.61,100
. 8.700
Louis
14,600
.'.'.'!.'!-'.' " 300
.... 4,300
..I. 600
116
64
"254
114
114
63
'24
113
46 44
do rjfd.
Texas & Pacific......
T., St. L. & West....
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
W. 4k L. E
Wisconsin CenWal...
do pfd
Mexican Central
Adams Express
American Kxpress...
Unltod States Ex....
Wells-Fargo Ex
Amal. Copper
Am. Car tt Fdry
do pfd
American Cotton Oil
do pfd
American Ice
do pfd
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
American Loco
do pfd
Am. Smelt. & Ref...
do pfd
Am. Sugar Refining.
Anaconda Mln. Co...
Brook. Rap. Trans.
Colo. Fuel Iron....
Con. Gas
Corn Product
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
General Electric
Int. Paper
do Pfd
Int. Pump
do pfd
National Lead
North American
People's Gas.....
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pull. Pal. Car
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal 4V Iron...
U. S. Leather........i
do Dfd
TJ. S. Realty
do via
17. 8. Rubber
do pfd....
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Wcstfnghouse Else...
Western union.
100
800
100
200
6,100
63
20
36
'ii
28
-46
25
83
20
22.
86
83
400 84
100
100
700
6.600
100
200
400
5
87 ,
1
49
IS
8
63
19
.86
'ii '
28
.46
19
83
20
22
. 84
82
83
i6
87
6
49
16
70
io
100 it
1,900
400
-800
6,300
200
1.000
100
100
"ioo
97
126
'47
28
203
10
10
'si
600 20
100
IOO
"ioo
800
. 900
200
400
. 100
, 700
300
20
too
10,600
100
200
86
6
88
34
19
'62
97
126
'46
28
203
10
10
'29
'19
'96
'68
"A
69
92
X
157
30
36
80
14
169
140S
176
, 0
14
68
13
48
18
153
268
66
23
Gf
84
61
79
129
14
81
109
37
107
144
75
110
42
61
118
89
15
84
85
114
64
86
24
114
60
4o
78
63
20
8
42
11
28
.46
20
82
22
36
83
91
16
83
14
16
87
6
226
ISO
100
200
49
16
70
26
88
26
o
19
80
62
97
126
73
47
28
203
10
64
20
166
10
66
80
70
19
81
96
26
Hew York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK, June 7. The following are
closing prices on mining stocks:
th
Adams Con
hco
Braoos
Brunawtck Con ..
Conutock Tsnnsl
Con. Cal. ft Vs..
Horn BIlTer
Iron Sllrer
Lasdtllle Coo ...
to
a
. it
. 14
. $
.ISO
.133
.U3
. I
Little Ctalsf
Ontario
Ophlr
Ptxnenlx v
Potoal
Saras
Sierra Narsda
Small )lona
Standard
. (
..175
..4:5
.. 10
.. 14
.. 11
.. II
.. II
..no
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 7. COTTON Spot,
quiet; prices 14 points lower; Amerlc.tn
minanng rair, e.7a; good middling, 6.58d
middling, s,48d; low middling, 6.34d; good
ordinary, 6.20d; ordinary, 6d. Futures
openea easier and closed steady. Amerl
can middling g. o. c, June, 6.32d; June
ewiu ju-y, juiy ana August, o.ltfa
August and September, 5.94d; Septembe
ana uctooer, o.4ta; uctODer and Jsovem
per, .2Mi; rsovcmtier and December. E.1MJ
December and January, o.ltkl; January and
February, 6.15d. w
ST. LOUIS, June 7. COTTON-Nomlnal
ana unchanged. Middling, I2c; sales
none; receipts, none; shipments, nono
Biocx, u,uth bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 7. COTTON
nrm; sales, 3,200 bales; ordinary, 9 8-16c
good ordinary, 10c; low middling, llc
good middling, 11 15-16ci middling; fair,
12 8-16C. Receipts, 894 bale; stock, 136,827
oaiea. opoi iutures, steady; June, 11.54c
oia; juiy, 11. 641 1.66c; August, U.01(?11.02c
Stptember, 9.9iji9.98c; October, g.SSiS.frlc
November, 949a.51c; December, 9.499.60c
210
69 '
16
66
9
63
164
83
80
69
16
66
8
62
164
06
88
16
75
80
69
15
64
8
63
164
80
Total sales for the day, 186.600 shares.
Boston Stock Qnetatlena
nrwmN. June 7. Call loans, 233 Pr
cent; time loans, 8B4 per cent, omciai
closing of stocas ana wnui
Atchlaoa ad. 4s...
do 4a
Max. Csntrsl 4a...
Atchison
do sia
Boston ft Albany..
Beaton Elsratsd ...
Mas. Contra!
Ame. Arts. Cbsm
do pit
PMtchburi pfd ....
N. Y., N. H. ft H,
Pars Marquatte ....
Vnloa Psclnc
Amir. T. ft T
pra
Pnoa. Tubo..
Sugar
nfd
T. ft T
Woolaa
ptd
SOU,, do Pfd r.
.100 Wasting, comntea
, M Advsnture
. 49H!Allouas
. Amalgamated
.W Amarlnas Sins ...
.142. Atlantis
. 4 Bingham
. It
. II
.1(4
.1S7'
Oa.1. ft Hscla.,
Contsnnlal ....
Cop par Rsngs
Dalr Wast ....
Dominion Coal
. H.rrsnKiia
.114 Orsncf
. 71 lals Koral ...
, 4H'Mass. Mining .
1X6 Mlchigsa
1W I Mohawk
115 Mont. O. ft C.
11 Old Dominion ,
14V.!'sceolB
Dominion I. ft S Parrot
Bdlaon EIM. II1U....JV 1 auiara.a
Oonsral Elaclrlo ....1M I'. 8. Mining..
.. in l'. vil
.. Jn t'tsh
..now Victoria
.. 4 Winona
.. II iWolvarlaa
.. IV
Amar.
Asier.
do
Amar.
Amor.
do
Maaa. Kleotrls
Maas. Uaa
Hulled fruit
United Bhos Mcn.
do pid
V. S. Staol
Bid.
.. UV4
.. n
.. 114
.. ii.
.. 4H
..
..
.. 10
..44
.. 11
.. 4114
.. 14
.. tl
.. t
.. t
.. 1
.. tt
.. 1
.. 40
.. IH
.. 13
..
.. 13
.. 15
.. 1H
.. I"4
.. 4
.. 1
.. 11
UsdsB Stack Market.
LONDON. June 7 Closing:
Conaols. monor .. 0 -lS,N. T. Csntrsl.
do socount . .
N 11-11
Anaconda
Atchison
do ptd
isltlmor ft Ohio,
anadlaa PaclBe ..
Che, ft Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
M. ft Bt. r....
D Bears
D. ft R O
do aid
rlo
do let pfd
do td ptd
Illinois Cenlial
flouts ft Noah
M , K. ft T ...
SILVER Bar,
W...
v
Norfolk ft
Hal do Did
,. 1 Ontario ft W
., H Penneylvanla
.. SuH Rand Mines
. . 1IJ t, Reading
.. OS4 do let ptd
.. 14 do M pld
,.141 So. Railway
., 1 do pfd
., 1 So. Pariflo
.. is Union Pacific
.. It do ptd
.. ! J S. Steel ,
.. U do pld
,.lu Wataah
..lus do ptd
.. u'Spsnlah is
firm, 26d per ounce.
.117
.
. M
. tt
. 1H
.
. 41
.
. 14
. 46
. Sf
. M
. t
. 44V
. IS
.
S4
MONEY 13 per cent,
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 8 per
niontlis bills, 8 per cent.
cent; fur three
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Juns 7 MONEY On call,
lut lilsht rata. 1U, ihu- wnt; kiwat. 1
Wool Market,
ST. LOt:iS, June 7 WOOL Steady: me
dium grades, combing and clothing, 18
itc; hum nne, ibhhbc; neavy nne, laaiic
tub washed. 21r22c.
BOSTON. June 7.-WOOL While trade In
the Boston wool market Is quiet, but there
Is a more confident feeling among dealers,
who look for better prices as the outcome
of the situation In the west, where the
market Is higher for some grades than It
is nere. uid wools are well sold up here,
many of the warehouses being unusually
ciear or siock. current .Quotations are
Idaho fine, 16f&17c; henvjr fine. 13814c; fine
medium, 16&17c: medium 1718c; low me
dium, 17(ffl8c. Wyoming, 164pl6c; fine me
dium, I&8l7c; medium, 1819c; low medium.
isowc. utan and jNevaaa, nne, l&'Wi&ic
neavy nne. I3ispl4c; nne malum, ll7c; me
dium, VipXc; low medium, 19$21c. Dakota
fine, 1516c; fine medium, 1616c; medium,
l&fi"20cf low medium, 19.20c. Montana, fine
choice. 184T19c: fine averasre. 17&18e: nne me.
dium, choice, 18 19c; average. I&ul7c; staple,
lKgw; medium, cnoico, iwsfmc.
: '
Farelsrn Flnnnclnl.
LONDON, June 7. The amount of bullion
taken Into the. Bank of rngland on bal
ance today was 68.000. .The. money mar
ket was Influenced today by the large
sum due the Bank of England", although
this sum -was counterbalanced.-by consid
erable government, diabtirsoments. The
tone .on the Stools exehatnge. waa steady
Consols and home railaj.wera sustained.
Americans were dull and irreru!ar. frac
tional losses predominate, 'but the market
closed steadier and auiet.' r 1
PARIS, June-; 7. Prices on. .the Bourse
today were firm throughout. Russian lm
f erial 4s closed at 90.45. Rate of discount,
ner cent. ' -
BERLIN, June 7. Trading on the Bourse
today was stagnant. Government bonds
were firm. Discount rates, short bills, 2
per cent; mree-monms Dins, per cent.
Metal Market. '
. . nunc 1," XWJUXAL.0 a .Hi
ther decline of 17s 6d to 121 10s for spot
and 121 2s 6d for futures In the London
tin market In connection with a light de
mand caused weakness In the local market
and snot tin c oaed at I26.62Mrdrj6.87M. Cod.
er advanced ns in ionnon, closing at km
a Cd for both snot and futures? locally cop.
per Is quiet but steady; lake is quoted at
312.87, electrolytic at 212. 612.87 and
casting at 812.3712.50. Lead was quiet
but unchanged at 84.20&4.25 for Jobbing lots
out of store; In London prices were Is 3d
lower at 11 lis. spelter also declined in
London, losing about 2s 6d and closing at
21 17s 6d, while the local market remained
without further change at 34.764.87. Iron
closed at 42 15a 6d th Glasgow and at 42
10a 2d In Mlddlosborough ; locally Iron was
ouiet and easv In tone: NO. 1 northern foun
dry Is quoted at 314.6015.00, No. 2 northern
foundry at 114.0014.06; pig iron warrants
axe weaic at
Otis and Rosin.
NEW YORK, June 7. OILS Cottonseed,
steady; prime crude, nominal; prime yel
low, 282c. Petroleum, New York, 15.50;
Philadelphia and Baltimore; In bulk, 88.60.
Turpentine, steady. 66ffi68c. ,
RObl IN Steady; BiruJnud, common to
good, 3&'tf37c. 1
OIL CITY, Pa., June 7. Of L Credit bal
ancea. 11.50: certificates, no bid: shipments.
49,661 bbls.; average, 60.911 bbls. ; runs, 87,538
bbls.) average, 6s, Mil bbls.; shipments, Umu,
74,080 bbls.; average, 69,52i bbls.; runs, Lima,
10.943 bbls.; average, 67,970 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ua., June' 7. OIL Turpen
tine, firm, 62c.
ROSIN Firm ; A, B and C, 12.60; D, 82.05;
E, 82.76; F, 82.80; U, 82.86; H, 82.90; I, 83.15;
K, 83.40; M, 83.66; N, 83.86; W. O., (1.06;
W. W., 84-60.
Sugar ana Molasses.
NEW YORK. June 7. SUGAR Raw.
nominal; fair refining, 8c; centrifugal 9d
test, 8c; mojasses sugar,- sc; retined,
steady; No. 6, 6.60c: No. 7, 4 46c; No. 8,
4.4ic; No. 9, 4.86e; No. W, 4.80c; No. 11,
4.25c; No. 12, 4.20c; No. 13, 4.16c; confec
tioners A, 4.60c: mould A. t.26o; cut loaf,
6.60c; crushed, 5. 600; powdered, 6c; gran
ulated. 4.90c; cubes, 6.15c.
NEW ORLEANS, June T. SUGAR
Strong, open kettle, 2u'S 8-I60; centrifu
gal) 8&8C! centrifugal whites, 44c;
yellows, 84 6-16c; seconds, 23o.
MOLASSICS Nominal; open kettle, 20
tfir: centrifugal. 1041 i&c ; syrup, nominal,
Evaporated Apples a awl Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK, June 7 EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet, with common quoted at
44i6c, prime at 6660 and choice at 6c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRl lTS Prunes
show little fnature, prices ranging from
20 to 6c, according to grade. Apricots
are quiet, with choice quoted at 8al0o,
extra choice at 10('loc and fancy at US
18c. Peaches are quiet on spot, but futures
are attracting more attention, the market
showing considerable firmness, with choice
? noted at 7'n7o, extra choice at 7Sc and
ancy at 9ai0c.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. June 7 COFFER Market
for futures opened unchanged to an ad
vance of t points. Sales were reported of
18.500 bags. Including June, 6.6036.55c; July,
6.6C5.66c; September. 6.80c; November,
6.06c; December, 6.11X&6.20C; March, 6 .859
6.4f.c; May, 6.5o26.66c, Spot Rio steady; No.
7 Invoice, 6c; mild, quiet, Cordova, 9
lie.
Whisky Market.
CHICAOO, June 7.-WHI8KY-Steady, on
a basis of 81.28.
PEORIA. June 7. WHISKY On ft basis
of 81.28 fo'- finished goods.
ST. LOUIS, June 7.-WHI8KY-6teady.
on a basis of $1.32.
CINCINNATI, June 7. WHISKY On a
basis of 11.41 for finished goods.
Dalnth Grain Market.
DULUTH. Minn., June 7. WHEAT To
arrive: No. 1 northern, 96c-; No. 2.
northern, 94o on track; No. 1 northern,
7c; No. 2 northern, 9c; July, 96c;
September, 8-c.
OATo-On track and te arrive. 41c,
Bsak riecrtngs.
OMAHA, June 7 Ran ( clearings for to
davk ll.3a6.63u.H5, sn ine'eeso (,f 8142.828.U
ansa enrrunanilluajss last vsvaa.
Two days this week.. 7.323 20,148 6.233
Same days last week.... 6.414 18.:6 2,516
bame days week before.. 7,415 13,317 9,1:8
Sams three weeks ago... 6,914 21.05 6,iTl
bame four weeks sgo.... 7,343 1 4.881 7,'W0
Same days last year..., 6.9-9 16,717 1.804
RECEIPTS FOR THE 1 EAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Oniana for
the year to date, with comparison with last
year:
1904. 19ii Inc. Dec.
Cattle 412,286 423.104 20.818
Hogs 1,169,788 1,061,612 1 08,176
Sheep 6til-031 623.923 137,117
A vera, prices paid for nogs at South
Omaha lor the last seven! aays with com
parison: Date. I 1904. 19oa.1992.1901.ilSO0.pS99. 11888.
Msy 16...
May 16...
May 17...
May 18...
May 19...
May 20...
May 21. ..1
May 22.. .1
May 28...1
May 24...
May 26. ..
May 26... I
May 27...
May 28... I
May -a...
May 30...
May 31... I
June 1...
June 2...I
June 8... I
Juno 4...
June 6...
June 6...
June 7...
4 60
4 62
4 62V:
4 47
4 tt
4 4t
6 3i
6 36
8 27
6 81
6 27
6 181
6 18
e 19
7 12 I 641 6 211
Oij tW D .J
6 721 201
6 73, 6 Hi
6 10
6 73
6 03,
t tt
6 61
6 61
6 61
7 13
s
7 12
7 11
; 03
7 08
7 08
7 Ou
8 67
3 C3
3
3 69
S 66
3 65
E 01
i 08' 8?
6 Llr 3 66
6 04j 3 61
6 04! 3 68
4 991 3
6 95
4 90
3 60
S 60
3 6
3 67
3 50
4 A
4 46
4 29
4 t
4 24
3 62
4 83
4 i
4 17
4 18
4 .0
4 08
4 36'
4 32V,
4 331 6 04
4 38 I 5 V3i 6 96i
4 4u 6 771 6 97 6 60
4 49ii & rCi 7 Oil 6 63
1 6 701 7 (191 D 62
4 631 6 0 7 101 6 4 00
4 49 I I 7 Hi 6 71! 4 8i
1 M IK B.I 1 6 70 4 881
4 48f 6 01 7 07 I 4 S3 3 55
4 6 Hl 7 13i 6 70! I 8 C9
4 64 6 K0i 7 16 6 Vl 4 831 I 4 10
I 6 ioi 7 i0 6 70, 4 91 3 68
4 63 6 77 1 6 16 6 71 4 94 3 6S 4 01
4 osfai I 1 1 5 'ib, 4 9j 8 6 3 88
4 10
4 14
4 21
4 12
4 Hi
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of. stock
brought in today by each road was: t
44 mi in 4 TM 4
I t:o I 71 M ITS 4 00
4s I as M ' t to
l K in SO Til 4 to
HOU9-There was quite a liberal run of
hogs here this morning, but the local de
mand was In good shape and reports from
other points fsvorahle to the selling Inter
ests, so that prices improved a little. The
aeneral msrket was right around a nickel
higher. Packers were slow to bid the sd-
VHiice at the beginning, but salesmen held
on and finally buyers took hold more freely
and the miirket became active, with prices
generally 5c higher than yesterday. There
were a few weak and a few strong spots
In the market, bat the close wss ss pood
as any time and everything was dlspofed
of bv the middle of the forenoon. The bulk
of the good hogs sold from 14 55 to 84 no,
with the choicer grades from 84 w to f 4.7'.
wtth a top at 14.75. The light and common
stuff did not seem to show much Improve
ment and was somewhat neglected. That
class of hogs .went from 34.56 down. Rep
resentative aales:
11
3
6
38
10
47
13
28"
6
1
2
2
2
2
169
464' 1.6i7 27
717 2.3D1 8.16
987 3.-.91 14
736 3,9:MJ
9j 681
110 .... ....
116
12
100
41
66
107
136
3
174 .... 80
.754 12.088 680
C, M. & St. P....
W abash 3
Missouri Pacific 19
Union Paclnc system 34
C. ot N. W 2
F., E. & M. V 25
C, Bt. P.. M. & O 30
fa. & M 80
C, is. & Q 2
K. C. & St. J 1
C, R. 1. ot P., east.. 7
C, R. 1. & P., west.. 23
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Western. 1
Total receipts 182
The disposition of the day s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purcnaslng tho num
ber of head Indicated:.
cattie. iiokb. om-rii
Omaha Packing Co
Hwltt and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Armour, from Sioux City
Vansant & Co
Carey & llenton
w. 1. mepnen
Hill
Huston & Co
Hamilton & Rothschilds
L. F. Hub
Root
Bulla & K
Other buyers
Totals
r atti.k Rex-elnts of cattle were not at
all excessive this morning and the market
ruled active and strong an arouuu. nn
demand from both puckers and shippers
was of UDerai proportions, auu no uujw.
started out In good season It was not long
before most everytning was oiaposeu.oi.
Th. hef sieer market could be quoted
in ivnnir and active. Some of the
mnr desirable erade In fact sold at
prices that looked a little higher than any
that have been- paid- so fan this year.
tn some cases claiming they got
6o or lOe more than the same kinds brought
yesterday. There were sows vi wi
nr. ui that nut a new top on the
market at 16.10. The demand seems to-be
best for cattle of thick lat. no matter
what weight, though, of course, the heavy
cattle top the market. inin catue, 110
matter how choice they may be so far as
breeding Is concerned, do not sell to ss
good advantage. Owing to the active de
mand from all sources an early clearance
WThemcow market was also active end
fully steady ort fhe more desirable grades
of cornfeds. Some sales In reality looked
a little stronger. When It came to the
commoner kinds of cornfeds and to grass
ers the market showed some oinevenness,
but. as a general thing, about steady
prices were paid. Canners and cutters also
rtmuui iii uv.ii fc.wu.u w i i f
same prices tney nave uwu "
late '
u.'iiia veal calves and stags commanded
steady prices all around. ,.-
The Blocker ana iwuer nr" w-
again today. The demand from tne coun
try has not been sufficient to maintain the
high prices established last, week and a
slump from the high time of about a quar
ter has taken place. This decline hae af
fected all kinds, and common stuff is very
slow sale. Reoresentatlve sales:
No. At. 88. Pr. No. At. 8h. Pr.
li4 Ill DO 4 40. 74 S4J ... 4 P7H
frl 117' 44 4 46 TO TLJ ... 4 47V,
13 14 ... 4 40 14 tiV 0 4 It's
17 1" W SI 4 141 00 4 171
7 Ilfi. 40 4 to TO til ... 4 ITV
81 til 110 4 10 10 l'.l ... 4 47
1 40 4 40 10 Ill 40 4 t7
tn lul 10 4 10 II 131 40 4 17V,
71 ll ... 4 10 14 242 ... 4 CTVa
76 11 100 4 10 l Ute 110 4 T
so 148 1J0 4 M 44 1M kO 4 17V,
74 ltw ... ltl'4 40 2U 10 4 47 V,
St 107 SO 4 13V, 71 541 ... 4 SO
M 141 XI 4 12V, t t;t ... 4 0
14 1"0 1.1 111 SO 147 ISO 4 SO
71 Ill III IK 70 244 SO 4 0
7 tlb ISO 4 SI S 1'. 140 4 N
77 221 ... 4 fcS 41 2.1 1J0 4 0
4 ,.234 ... iH tt 3. ... 4 10
2u7 120 4 14 10 1..S 110 4 10
11 114 SO 4 SS 11 r. 110 4 10
41 in! ... Hi 70 16 ... 4U
47. 210 ... 4 IS 41 2M 10 4 SO
14 207 40 4 to to 144 ... 4 10
II 14 40 4 IS rot 121 140 4 40
70 210 ... 4 M II 27 140 4 SO
II 226 ... 4 IS 71 2S1 40 4 SO
74 Ill 44 4 Si M 21 10 4 40
14 2i ... 4 SS 45 104 40 4 SO
41 117 ... 4 66 II 140 10 4 40
86 Ill 100 4 6S II 2JI ... 4 10
71 22S ... 4 SS 12 221 ... 4 40
14 ,.2l'7 M 4 SS 21 !4 SO 4 10
7 Ill ... 4 66 71 22 10 4 10
77 2"S ... 4 SS SO 24 ... 4 40
10 0 10 4 66 II 242 ... 4 10
S S'-t 10 4 65 49 145 10 4 40
31 2l 10 4 6S 70 24 SO 4 SO
II Iff 40 4 65 14 260 ... 4 10
82 221 SO 4 66 67 141 ... 4 10
10 2.'.4 140 4 15 M 221 ... 4 40
14 Ill 10 4 64 7 117 120 4 10
19 115 40 4 SI l"4 70 80 4 40
74..... ...211 80 4 SS 4T. 231 ... 4 60
71 204 ISO 4 66 44 240 10 4 10
10 ..!. ... 4 61 41 277 120 4 10
69 1 10 4 66 71 141 ... 4 10
77 191 10 4 66 SI 1st 44 4 SO
32 241 ... 4 65 17 220 120 4 40
li I.U ... 4 St T7 227 10 4 10
II 231 ... 4 6 17 211 280 4 SO
76 224 120 4 68 41 263 40 4 M
3 27t ... 4 14 17 261 400 4 0
74 221 40 4 67 Vi 63 292 10 4 10
84 . .120 100 4 67 V, 70 17.4 10 4 12 V,
61 216 ... 4 67 IK 250 10 4 12V,
2 216 ' SO 4 61V, 62 2U 10 4 12V,
12 SO) 40 4 67V, l 245 ... 4 42't
66 211 120 4 67V, t4..H 24 ... 4 42V,
74 2.H ISO 4 67V, M 272 ... 4 12V,
71 Ill 120 4 67 V, ( 244 ... 4 12 V,
10 124 10 4 17V, S 261 SO 4 61V,
81 121 60 4 67 V, 64 ISO ... 46
74 221 10 4 67V, 71 240 SO 4 46
66 140 80 4 67', 1P8 27 120 4 66
71 230 120 4 67 V, (2 K6 ... 46
71 2ll 40 4 67V, 62 292 120 4 IS
78 217 ... 4 67 VI 6 181 0 4 16
63 238 80 4 87V, 61 281 10 4 IS
71 231 ... 4 87V, 61 171 ... 4 88
44.. ...... 251 80 4 57H 6., 104 40 4 5
41 258 80 4 67 V, C4 214 ... 4 61
72 214 120 4 67 V, 60 2.41 ... 4 16
71 228 W 4 67V, 62 291 10 4
21 273 ... 4 67 63 261 ... 4 67V,
' 220 20 4 571 4 .174 40 4 70
79. .......230 40 4 67V, 24 104 ... 4 70
'4 ISO 100- 4 B7V4 II I3J ... 4 78 '
No.
1
16
4
41
4
7
II
I
tl
16
48
7
17
1
14
21
4
13
41
4
4
I
12
II
It
14
21
to
22
1
24
IT
42
12
71
t
26
I
IS
I
At.
...1120
.. 426
... 64
. . 426
.. Ut
,..1017
,..1167
,..1034
... 94
...1026
.. 7I
..1088
.. 8i
.. 134
..111
..1238
.. 770
.. 403
..1168
.'.1045
..1031
..1074
..1130
..1007
..1231
..1108
..1101
..1161
..1172
..1071
..111
..lib!
..1460
..1207
..101
..1261
..1160
..120
Pr.
4 80
4 40 .
4 16
4 40
6 10
I 10
14
I 10
I 15
t 16
4 16
t 24
I 26
I 40
I 10
I 16
I 40
6 41
t 40
t 40
I 40
4 40
4 40
I 40
I 40
I 46
t 46
6 46
I 46
5 45
I 60
I 60
6 60
6 60
I 64
I 66
I SO
I SO
No.
11....
26....
1....
1....
1....
1...
I....
46...,
7...,
14....
II....
II....
41...,
II....
42....
17....
....
10....
II....
I....
14....
1....
II....
44....
47....
76....
7....
72....
44....
to....
24....
20....
12....
17...,
II....
10....
40.,.,
I.
At.
1148
1231
1270
1320
1210
1100
1200
1211
1264
1187
1311
1237
1144
1240
1201
1091
11.1
,1208
1128
1300
1831
1240
v.iano
1378
1241
126
1268
1800
1441
12118
127
1108
1321
1341
lis
1363
1164
.1133
STEERS AND COWS.
60
..,.1021
.... 74
,...10U0
.... 124
.... 601
1140
4 40
4 16
4 40
6 20
I 20
I 21
6 86
II....
14!!
IT. .
..1061
.. Ml
..1061
..1401
..1361
..1114
Pr.
I 66
6 66
t 66
4 66
I 66
( 64
6 66
4 66
I 40
6 40
4 40
4 44
( 15
6 46
6 16
6 16
4 66
6 S
I 46
I 70
I 70
4 76
4 70
8 70
t 70
I 70
0 70
6 TS
4 TS
4 75
4- TS
1 76
B 10
I 40
6 60
4 SO
6 84
I 14
I 14
I 40
I 60
I 65
I so
I 44
SHEEP There were about seven loads
of sheep and lambs reported, but the qual
ity was very common of nearly all tho
offerings. There were some clipped lambs
on ?ale good enough to bring ard
aside from those the quality was Inferior.
Some Texas grass wethers sold for 3 r-6
and only fair In quality. There was quite
a string of Utah range sheep Included in
the offerings, that were so thin In flesh that
packers did not take hold of them with any
lire, jt is impossible to quote a market on
that class of stuff, as there Is nothing wtth
wnicn to make comparisons.
The general market can probably best be
described by calling it steady on good stuff
and slow on others. Packers seem to be
anxious for woll-fattened sheep and Iambs,
but are rather afraid to take hold of the
thin grassors.
Quotations tor clipped stock; Good to
choice lambs, J6.25f36.60; fair to good lambs,
$3. 60tfffl.no: trood to choice wooled lambs.
I6.75f7.26: fair to good wooled lambs, $8.60(3
o.o; sjooa to cnoice yearlings or wethers,
i5SMi 'j.75: fair to good yearlings or wethers,
$5.0O6.6O; good to choice ewes, IS. 005.25;
fair to good ewes, 4.7$6.00. Represented
vi vw sales:
No. . . -
306 Texas Ixed..
15 western cull lambs...
1 western ewe.
1 western ewe
266 western lambs..'
1 native wool buck ....
43 western Iambs
4 native wool yearlings
t native wool lambs ...
sirs
li.009
Av.
. 69
, 63
160
140
62
130
63
90
.60
Pr.
5 65
4 rs
t 60
6 60
6 85
8 60
4 66
6 00
t 60
CHICAGO "LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Steady, Sheep Steady and
Higher and Hoars Higher.
CHICAGO, June 7. CATTLE Receipts,
4.000 head; market steady; good to prime
steers, $5.60b.40; poor to medium, )4.75y
6.60; stockers and feeders, $3.2&34.60; cows,
$1.75a4.75; heifers, 2.50j6.00; canners, $1.76
H2.?5; bulls, t2.60ftj-4.3O; calves. t2.6Wt6.60.
HOGS Receipts, 16,000 head; market So
higher; mixed and butchers, $4.65!&4.86; good
to cnoice neavy, si-tarBtno; rough heavy,
i.ooiy i.w, jigni, ji.WAUi.io duik oi sales,
$4.704.80.
SHEEP Receipts, 12,000 head; market
steady to 10c higher; lambs steady to lOo
nigner; gooa to cnoice wetners, fo.zbfg&.oo;
fair to choice mixed, t3.764i6.25; western
snecp, si.oixijo. oi; native lambs, t.WXu6.6t;
western lamoH, eo.ouiao so.
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
14 441
S eoe
11
14 ?
SuT
1 Ml
f ro
184
10 900
ion
t 1031
It 474
1 1U10
1 1070
1 UeO
0 1044
T Ill
4 M
f 194
II ""I
1 1191
I lluO
1 1161
1020
113V
1 10HO
M4
611
14 611
10 I"
I sas
714
T04
100
1176
725
10
imu
1 14S0
1 10
t 1ST
1 146
I Ill
J luO
1 120
STOCKERS
1 446 I oo
IM) I OO
1 470 I 10
1 7 I U
IT 747 IU
I Ul 111
4 14 1 911 4 41
4 40 20 676 4 10
4 10 II 468 4 16
4 TO 11 1116 I 36
4 10 1 1176 4 46
cowa
I 40 4 1147 4 t
I 40 1 103S 4 24
I 46 4 407 4 24
I 60 1 1161 4 24
t 44 I 4 24
I ae 1 1210 4 26
I . .1043 4 26
00 I ...1017 10
4 44 4 1003 4 IS
4 00 1083 4 26
4 00 1 1240 4 40
4 00 1 1030 4 40
4 00 Jl 640 4 40
4 00 1 1460 4 40
4 10 4 1131 4 60
4 II 11 1127 4 60
4 16 4 1331 4 40
4 20 1 1160 4 40
4 20 1 1640 4 So
4 SO 1 1130 4 14
4 44 1 1140 4 70
4 26
HEIFERS.
1 40 1 710 4 M
I 40 1 670 4 14
I 90 II 60 4 tO
I M 1 1260 4 0
I SO 1 1171 4 Tl
4 OS 2 S61 4 SS
4 00 1 1210 I 04
BULLS.
I 76 1. 1404 4 II
I 00 1 lino 4 26
I 00 1 1670 4 16
I 16 1 19U0 4 SO
4 00 1 160 4 SO
4 16
CALVES.
4 40 4 HI I 04
4 60 1 230 t 26
4 76 1 IM 6 60
4 76 1 190 1 60
5 00 1 170 6 40
6 00
AND
21.
II.
4.
II
I.
41.
FEEDERS.
191 1 44
444 1 16
446 I SO
Hi 6 16
6.'6 4 00
, HI Is)
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
' KANSAS CITY, June 7. CATTLE Re
taint a It AnA riaorl Innlur1li fiAA mst-. h n es
VUlfllUt UVVU - U lllbtUUIIIB WKf RUUlUKIIIOj
market strong and active. Export and
dressed beef steers today sold at 36.3S, the
highest since December, 1S02. Export and
and dressed boef steers. $5.76(86.35: fair to
rood, $4.7616.60; western fed steers, $4.75
6.60; stockers and feeders, 13.2&4114.B6; south
em Bteers, t3.6(Kji5.00; southern cows, $2.25(ij)
4.00; native cows, $2.&oi 4.60: native heifers.
$4.006.61); buns. Ki.ooft-i.7v; calves, 25o
higher. $2.76M4.76.
HOGS Reoelpts, 11,000 head; market
opened 5c higher and closed strong at 10c
higher; top, M.KO; bulk. $4 564.70; heavy,
$4.66(54.80; packers, $4.56(3.4. 72t; pigs and
lightH, $4.0(KU4.B6.
SHEEP Receipts, 4,600 head; market 10c
lower; native lambs, $5.25ft'7.O0: western
lambs. tS.iST.OO; fed ewes, t4.50Ca5.26; Texas
cllDDed yearlings, t4.76ii6.60; Texas clipped
sheep, $4.2524.76; stockers and feeders
$3.50Cu4.60.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, June 7 BEEVES Receipts,
181 head, all consigned direct; no trade In
live cattle, nominally steady; cables quoted
live cattle higher at HUlHo per lb.,
dreamed welsrht: sheen steady at 12(514c.
dressed welaht; refrigerator beef selling at
tC9o per lb.
Exports today, $49 beeves, 1.248 sheep and
4.SU0 quarters or meet; estimated tomorrow,
75 sheep and 2.600 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 96 head: market full
and steady; prime veals sold at $6.25 per
100 lbs.; buttermilks, nominal; city dressed
veals steady at SMii&S'io per lb.; country
dressed. In light supply and selling at f9
8M1C.
ttHEEP AND IJIMBS RecelpU, 6.021
head; shep, weak for top grades, all others
KK&150 off; yearlings weak, prime lambs
steudy; other grade slow to 15c lower;
sheep, $3.2fh5.1214: culls, $1.503.oO- vear
llngs. K.OW&sJ.OO; culls, $4; lambs t6.607.85.
HOGS Receipts, 3,016 head; market
steady; good state hogs, $S.
Stoek In Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
for the six principal western cities:
1.411110. jingo nn li.
31
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis ...
St. Joseph ...
Sioux City ...
Totals
4.415
4.0"0
. R.611O
5.000
1.6S6
U0
12.710
16.00P
11.000
11.600
9.02
6,000
1.7
12,000
4,600
3,600
713
.24,501 66.2K2 22,444
St. Joseph I.lve Stock Market. .
BT. JOBEFH, Ms., June 7 CATTLE
Receipts, 1.6S6 head; market steady to 10c
lower; natives, $o.Wn6.60; cows end heifers,
$2011416.76; stockers and feeders,' $3.5(ki4. 66.
HOGS Reoelpts, 9,02 head; market
steadv; light, $4.604.G5; medium and heavy,
t4.56''i4.77V4.
, SltKEP Riecelpte, 713 head; mnrket
steady to lOo lower; lambs, t6.66.
Sloax City Live Stork Market.
SIOl'X CITY, la , June 7. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 900 head; mar
ket strong; stockers slow; beeves, ti'w'tt
i 76; cows, bulls and mixed, $3 .Ovo.i4.6u:
stockers and feeders, $3.0uU4.60; calves and
yearlings. $3.00q4.20.
llOi3--Rtxieltiia, 5.000 hesd ; msrket big
Sc higher at $4.4W4 6i; bulk, $4.5oU4.G5.
St. Louis Live Stoek Market.
BT. LOl'18, 'Mo., June 7. CATTLE
Receipts, 6.O11O head Including 2.600 Texans;
market steady, native shlplng and ex
Krt ateers. t3.9ofi6.Mk; dreesed beef and
butcher steers. $4 (JO'ii4.10; steers under l.OuO
founds, t3.0uiii6.ia.; stockers and feeders.
IbmlM' cows and hellers. t18"a4.to; can-
Mrs, $lK-UiHi; bvUls, H.0l4t.W, oaJv4
H 00; Texss and Indian steers,
a :; cows and neirers, .i uvt a.
HOGrf Receipts. 11,6 head: market
steady to 6c lilnher; figs nd lishts, $.lik
4.66; packers, $i5kfj4.ii"; butcher and best
heavy. $46u4&6.
riHEKP Kect'ipts. i.600 hesdj market
steady; native muttons. $4lii5oii; larahn,
t6.tai;.X; culls and bucks. $3.0vit6.tW; Block
ers, $J.5oijj3 00.
OMAHA WHOI.ESA1.K MARKETS.
Condition of Trade and Qantatloae on
Staple and Fancy Prod nee.
EGGS Receipts, liberal; market steady;
fre.h stock, 14'jc.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. 9c; roosters, ac
cording to size. 611 fc; turkeys, 13u; ducks,
9c: geese, 6c: broilers, iuUc.
lU'TTKR Packing stoca, 11c; rholcs to
fancy dnliy, 14.il.c; separator, Ifcu.'Oc.
KKKSII FISH Trout, luc; pickerel, c;
pike, Iit; perch, 5c: blueflsli, lie; whlteflsh,
14o; salmon. He; redsnapper. lie; lobster,
green. -6c; lobster, hulled. 30c; bullhesds,
11c; c.itflsh. 14c: blnrk bass, JOc; halibut,
1c; crapples, lc; roe shad, tl.00; buffalo,
6c; white bass, lie; frog legs, per dos., S6c.
R RAN Per ton, 319.00
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: t'holce No. 1 upland,
$S 00; No 2, $7.60; medium. $7.00; coarse. $i.50.
Rye straw, $5.60. These prices are for hay
of good color and quality. Demand fair
and receipt light.
TROPICAL FRLITS.
ORANGES Navels, choice, Isrge slse,
$3.00; fancy navels, all sizes, $3.50; Mediter
ranean sweets, chok-e. all sixes, $3.0)n3.2o;
jaffas, all sizes, 4J.7:mu3.0u.
LEMONS California fancy, 300 to 360,
$3.7614.00; choice, $36lKy3.7ti.
CALIFORNIA r IUS Per 10-lb. carton.
60c; Imported tSmyrna, 2-crown, 12c; 6-crown,
14c: 7-crown, 16c.
It A NAN AS Per medlum-slxed bunch, $2.00
2 60; lumbo, $2.763.26.
DATES Persian, per box of 30 pkgs..
$2.00; in 60-1 b. boxes, 60 per lb.; Oriental
stufTed, per box, $2.40.
PINEAPPLES In crates ot 24 to 42, per
crate, $3.60.
FRUITS.
STRAWBERRIES Missouri, per S4-quarl
case, $1.76.
CHERRIES California, per box. 11.609
1.75.
GOOSEBERRIES 24-qaart cavsa, $2. On.
PEACHEt Texas, per 4-basket crate,
$1. aval. &".
CAN'l'ELOPE Texaa, per crate, $2,500
2.75.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, $1.20: Dakota, per
bu.. tl.20; new Texas Red stock, In sacks,
PtNAVj'2BEANS Per bu.. t2.164j2.23.
ONIONS Bermuda, per 60-1D. crate, $2 26;
Louisiana. In sacks, per lb., tlsu
CABBAGK-CaHfornia, per lb., IHcj
southern, per crate. $2.50.
CUCUMBERS Her dox., 60a
TOMATOES Per 6-basket crate, fancy,
$3 25; choice, $2 60; Texus, 4-basket crate,
$2.00.
RADISHES Per dos. bunches, SOo.
LETTUCE Top lettuce, per dos.. SOo.
TURNIPS Southern, per dox., 43c.
REETS Southern, per doz., 45c.
CARROTS Southern, per dog., 75c.
PARSLEY 1'er dos., 40c.
BEANSj Wax, per bu. box, $3.00; pec
DU. uaBaei, Sl.uv. oiling ici uu. uujl,
00; per "4-bu. box, 85o.
SPINACH Per bu.. home grown. S540q
ASPARAGUS Per dos. bunnhee. 40c.
GREEN PEPPERS Per t-baakret crate,
$2.
SQUASH Florida summer, per dog., 76o
PEAS-Per bu. box. $2.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
11c; Wisconsin Young America, 12c: block
Swiss, 16c; vVlsconslq brick, Utyc; Wiscon
sin, limberger. 18c.
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb., 10c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 60; No. 1 green, Bol
No. 1 salted, 7u; No. 2 salted, 60; No. 1
veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs., 9Hc; No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry Halted, 81 2c; Bheep
pelts, 2l27c: horsehldes. tl.KLli.aO.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
ISc; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 1 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hurd shell, per lb., 12c,
fiecans, large, per lb., 12o; small, per lb.,
0c; peanuts, per lb., 60; roasted peanut
per lb., 80; Chill walnuts, 12pl3Vso; large
hickory nuts, per lb., llo; almonds, soft
shell, per lb., 15c: hard shell, 22c; shell,
barks, per bu., $2.00; black walnuts, per bu
$1.2J.. .
Dry Goods Market.
NE WYORK. June 7. DRY GOODS
The market Is in a waiting attitude. More
or less export business Is in progress, but
domestlo buyers exhibit little Interest In
this class of goods. The outlook is for
no immediate Improvement; but It Is be
lieved that before the summer Is over a;
decided change will be noted In the buy
ers' attitude.
n ....
Philadelphia Produce Market.. .
' PHILADELPHIA. June 7. BUTTER
Steady; extra western - creamery,. 18c;
nearby prints, 19c.
EGGS Firm; o higher- fresh nearby,
19c loss off; fresh western, 19c; fresh south
western, 18c; fresh southern, 17c.
CHEESE Quiet, but steady; NeWYork
full cream choice to fanoy old, 8HB9c;
choice to fancy new, eSWic; fair to good
new, 77!4o.
Toledo Seed Market,
TOLEDO, June 7. SEED Clover, cash,
t6.6; October, $5.72Vi. Prime alsike, $6.0j
August, $6.60 bid; prime timothy, $1.46;
September, tl-474.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, June 7. CORN Steady ; No. 8,
46o; No. 4, 42o.
it
Freight Steamer Is Ashore. -
BAN FRANCISCO, June 7. The big'
freight ateamer Algoa, is ashore near
Point Bolnata on the northern Bide of
the Golden Gate.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record June 7. aa furnished,
by the Midland Guarantee and Trust
company, bonded abstracter, 1614 Earnam
street, to The Bee:
Imogen A. Benson to Jennlo Brown,
lots 6 and 6, Block 111, Dundee
place 7. ....$1,000
Mechanics Savings bank to Charles
P. Stromberg, lot 20, Windsor
place . 1...:. LOtO-
Edward R. Benson to Mary Temp's
ton, part of lot 14, block 4, Plain
view 450
Msry M. Reed to Thomas C. Calla
han, sub lot 8, of tax lot 1, 21-16-13.. 1
Edmund Paulsen et al. to Anna C.
Paulsen, lot 10, block 103, Florence.. 10
Bankers Savings and Loan associa
tion to Elizabeth Lentz, part of
swK ne4, 34-15-13 1.
William L. Adams and wife to E.
Murray Hill, block 20, Bow3ng
Green f
Emma Sinclair and husband to Rosa '
M. Hoyt, lot 4, block 7, Burnham
place I
Seymour W. Banker to William P.
RuHnell, part of lot 2, block 2, Im
provement association 1,900
Joseph T. Smith and wife -to John
B. Moore, part of lot 7, block 78,
South Omaha 12,760
Benjamin F. Knox and wife to Theo
dore G. Bernhardt, lot 3, block 6,
Ambler place 800
Sheriff to John D. Crelghton, lots
8 and 4, block 4, Paddock place.... 4,000
Riga M. Thompson et al, to Charles
P. Metcalf, lot 6, Prnyn's sub. 23ft
Millard & Caldwell's sdd 2,250.
Martin Slattery to Alfred Thomas,
part of lot 8, Parker s add J0
Maurice D. Rees and wife to William
H. Huntington, lot 10, block 3,
Ames place 1,004)
Petrlck H. Carey and wife to Emma
M. Hi:, part of lots 2 and 3. block
I. Kountze & Ruth's add 1,700
B. Edgar Whitehead and wife to John
juns, lot 4, block 8, potter at
ni.hh'a una
Robert A. McEachron to M.'DeWItt
Long, lot Z, block 2, Sherwood
sub 1.TS0
H. Murray Hill snd wife tn Charles
F. and Henry C. Zeamun, block 20,
Bowling Green B0
Harriet B. Clapp et a I, to John T.
1'ianieen, lot 4, uiock 0, Jiuisiae zna
add M0
Clementine Hrown to John H.
Klemme, lots 11 and 13, block. 3.
Knuntze place "
Addle H. Bsusermann to Thomas C.
Callahan, sub lot 8, tax lot 1,
21-15-13 4.7M
David Porter Redman and wife to
Helen K. Kills, part or sw'S 8-'-l-13 KJO
Charles Beeberger to John P. Web
ster, purt of lot 19. Hawes' add
ohn Johnson to Alma Thonipnon,
lot 13. block 32. Albright's choice..
400
80
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National Bank
of Omaha. Neb.
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Capital aod Surplus, $600,000
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