Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE OMAHA DAILY DEE: TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1904.
CRA18 AND PRODUCE MARKET
Ugh', Offoringi in Co n is Faatnrs of
JDsy's Trad.
.
MINNEAPOLIS PARTY TO VISIT OMAHA
tkuiker e Ctmnrrcc Committee
Will Cone Dowa to Take l
Matters of Matnal la
. tereat Mere.
OMAHA, June 13. 1904.
The feature of the torn market touay was
Very lignt offerings. Btptemoei wneut was
very strong ana iuly was as strong as 11
dare be with tne new crop out 01 doors,
indications are mat the advance ahipinciits
of new wheal trom the southwest win 1111
to arrive In Kansas City and bt. Louis nut
ween, hut It wui be some lime bulore the
ci op movement la commercially important.
ine trade la anticipating tne conung inovu
n,ent and getting away iruin casn wheat.
The Biotas of wheat In Duluth elevators
have decreased lnw.otl buanvla and the de
crease in Minneapolis has been but ifi.uuO
uusneis lor two days, bonis ol the Minne
apolis elevator people are of the opinion
tnat owing to the light movement of wheat
Ira the country there Is not aa much In the
lianas or. itiu farmers as has been fig
ured on.
Heporta of heavy rains all over Texas
have been received and no wheat will move
Horn northern Texas lor about three week,
then only on the beat wea trior conditions.
Reports from bt. Louis Indicate that the
wheat crop in Missouri la looking tine and
mat it win not be a late crop. If tine
weather holds out farmers will be cutting
wheat east of St. Louis In about ten daya.
Chicago reports a broad trade In corn.
With September heavily oversold and local
as wen as outside trade covering. The Pat
ten party seems to be sehlna Juiv and hick
lug up beptember. prlngie nna also been a
good seller of July on the swell. Country
offerings of corn are aald to be lighter; the
hipping demand Is only fair. Corn seems
to be pretty well held, however, and the
bears are able to make only a temporary
Impression on prices. The weather Is re
ported not unfavorable for corn, but might
be a little warmer.
The world's shipments arc reported as
follows:' American wheat, l.lSO.Ouu bushels;
total world, 10,432,000. American corn, Ui.-
uuu Dusneis; total corn, 8,lltf,rw.
The range In prices of Omaha grain for
future delivery and the close Saturday and
today were as follows:
Closed
Wheat Open. High. Low. Today Hat'y.
July 81 82 81 82 81
Sept. ..... 73V " J3 "otf, 78
torn
June - ....
464
46
87
46
461
42Vi
8.
July i V
464
4i
Sept. 44,
Dec
Oats .'
June
July
Sept.
40 D
40
8V'B 871,
91 B U
A asked. B bid.
Quite a crowd gathered about the sam
ple tables this morning and offerings were
napped up as soon as made; especially
was this true of corn. The demand evi
dently largely exceeded the supply. The
features' of the market were light receipts,
Strong demand and steady prices.
Receipts and shipments were:
Wheat, 6 cars In; one week ago, 9 In and
IT out. Corn, 8 cars In and ol out; one
week ago, 4 cars In and 84 out. Oats, t
cars In and 1 car out; one week ago,
curs in. '
WHKAT-No. I hard, 840860; No. t, UWS
To; No. i hard. 72t74c. ,
CORN-No. 8, 4ic; No. 8, 4H342c; No. 4,
40ti'41o; No. i yellow, 44c; No. 8 yellow,
44;u-4414c; No. 2 white, 43c; No. 8 whit,
iMaH2c.
OATS No. I. 40c; No. 3, SSVic: No. 4, 87c;
No. 8 white, 4lo; No. 3 white, 88&c; stand
ard. 40c. '
Tne cash sales amounted to 3 cars wheat,
1 car oats and 6 cars eornv
Notes, from the lCxchangre OHloen,
Omaha inspection of grain was S cars of
wheat, all of which graded No. 8. Of corn
cars; 1 car graded No. 8, J oars graded No.
t and 1 car No. 4.- Cats, 8 oars; 1 No. 8
white, No. white and 1 no grade. Kye,
1 car graded No. 4. -
Contract grain in regular local elevators
was reported: Merriam, Uj,ui bushels;
Union, t7,887 bushels. Stocks of grain in
local elevators: Wheat, o2,o&6; corn, 146,42b;
oata, 87,909. '
The transportation oommlttee of tbe Min
neapolis Chamber of Commerce will be here
tomorrow to meet the transportation com
mittee of the Omaha Oraln .exchange for
the' purpose of taking up matters of In
terest to both bodies. The - Minneapolis
committee-la composed of five members.
Secretary Merobant of - the - Grain ex
change is compiling a statement showing
the rates Into Omaha and through rates
on grain to both the Chicago and northern
markets from all points in Nebraska. In
compiling the statement every station In
the slate will be taken into consideration
and each road will be disposed of sepa
rately. In this way it can be ascertained
just now favorable the new grain rates are
Jo the Omaha exchange. A great deal of
itbor and time will be required to com
plete the statement.
Visitors on tutt exchange today were:
Oeorge M. Gates, Chicago; Mont Robb,
Murray; J. O. Iuggan, Goodwin, and C. A.
Richie, Louisville.
Grata Market Elsewhere.
Closing prices of grain today and Satur
day, at the markets named were as follows:
CHICAGO
Closed
Today, bat'y.
... Si A bvHJJ
483tt 48 B
Wheat
July BeDtember
Corn
July Beptember
KANSAS CITY,
Wheat
juiy
76V A 7tUH
Beptember ?1VA 70B
torn
Jul
beptember
' BT, LOUia
Wheat-
July
September
.. 46
.. 44 A
44B
48
84V.A
81
Worn
July
Beptember
V 47H
4:A 46
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat v
July - 93A 93
beptember tflVA 81B
CULUTH,
Wheat
Jul?T ,x B
beptember U 11
NKW YORK.
Wheat
July 92
beptember fcuVs
93ttB
91H
4B
KBW YORK OKNEKAL MARKET
notations ol the Day Varlons
Commodities.
NEW YORK. June 1S.-FLOUR Receipts,
13,466 bbls.; exports, lO.'tib bbls.: inutket
about steady, but slow; winter patents, 86. 1J
4o.4o; siraignts, 8-t.sXuo.Uii; Minnesota pat
ents. 86.ouiuu.fc; winter extras, 4.add4.o0s
Mln.esota bakers,- 88 8514.10; winter low
grades, 8o.lu4a8.so. Rye tlour, quiet; fair to
choice, 84.UUitf4.86; cuolce to fancy, H-Xtit
e.eU.
CORNMEAL Steady; yellow western.
Il lol.lJ; city, H.UvLU; kiln dried, IZDb
i'8.1m
RYB Nominal; No. 3 western, 76c, nom
inal. BARLEY Dull; feeding, 46c, C 1. f., New
York; malting, nominal.
WHEAT Receipts 88,000 bu. ; exports 89.
986 bu.; spot, Irregular;' No. 2 red, nominal,
elevator; No. 3 red, 31.11. fo. b., ahoat;
No. 1 northern DuJuth, 81.07H f o. b. atioat;
No, 1 hard Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b.,
afloat; options developed surprising
strength and closed VU'l'f.c net higher.
July, Wiae2c, closed 92Vc; September
8o T-lto, closed Bbfcc; Uecember fcJ'aw)io,
oloeed 84Vo.
CORN Receipts 107,500 bu.; exports 17,803
bu. Boot market firm; No, 8, 67Vic elevator
and w f. o. b., afloat; No. 3 yellow, noc;
No. 3 white, 68c Option market was gen
erally Arm all day, closing Vtflc net
higher. July closed at .tie, September at
64SC
OATS Receipts 121.500 bu.; exports 31.38S
bu. bpot market steady; mixed oats, M
ti 83 pounds, 7C; neutral white, 80 to 88
pounds, 4.io0c; clipped while, 86 to 40
pounds, 61 h; ode
FEED bleady; spring bran, 830. C, June
shipment; middlings. 82U.65. June ahlpmcnii
City. 24.U0U24.6U.
HAY Hteady; shipping, 75o; good to
Choice, 9uc.
Huf'8 Steady; state, common to choice.
1903, 80; lie '2. Xt-,-; olds, Hi He ; 1'acthc
cvast, lK.il, MuJuc; lvu2, 2!ni2Sc; olds, Htfllo.
HirEii Steady; Galveston, 20 to 26 lbs..
18c; CaltfonUa, 10 to 86 lbs.. 19c; Texas
(dry). 24 to 8u lbs.. 14c.
LEATHER Steady; acid. Kf2Re.
WOOL Firm; domestle fleece, ttffSSc.
TAIJXIW-ateady; city, c; country.
'l?cE -Quiet; domestic, fair to extra. t)i
D6Wc: Japan, nominal.
fEANCTS Firm; fancy, hand-picked, lo;
ether domestic 8'4iiSc.
fHOVISioNS l'ork. steady: family 89 60
010 6U; mesa, 88 (M11H 60; beef hams, !x Mf
h 60; packet, ln nittfm; city, extra India
mess, 813 ufl5 (m. Cut meat, steady;
lickled bellies, .76(?7 26; pickled ahouldera.
4 60: pickled hams, 8 onfelu 00. Ird, firm)
weatera steamed, H.lUi lettned, steady;
coTrtlnentj 17.15; fVmfh america. eam
pound, 8S.TW Tl4v Pork, firm; family,
814.00: short clear, tl8J614.7S; mens, 814.00
016.00
BUn b.k Steady; creamery, coram on to
rxtrn, ljnmc; state dairy, common to
extra, Ual7Vk.
CHEKflfc (Steady: state, full cream, col
ored. THrTH; small whits. 6(9V!c; large,
colored, 7471e; lartt, white, (ic.
K'Q8 Weaker; wee tern, extra, 17H?lSo;
flrata, lW17c
POl'LTRY Alive, dull: dresned, weak;
western broilers, 262c; fowls, 12c; turkeys,
lfrl6c.
CHICAGO ORAM AKO PIlOVISIO?II
Featerea of the Trading sad Cloalag
Prices ol Board of Trade.
CHICAQO, June 13 -With coarse grains
here strong; and rumors of flooded fields
In Kansas and Oklahoma there was a sharp
upturn today In the price of wheat. Com
pared with Saturday's close final figures on
July wheat were Vtf'r4 higher. Corn shows
a gain of Tn'&lc Oate are up VifiSc and
provisions Wtl'c. Shorts were artlve pur
chasers during the latter part of the ses
sion, the market continuing strong nntll the
clnse. After sdvanclng to StiVveWie July
closed at 8H''riitW(lc. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 1T7,20 bu. The
amount on passage Increased 440,000 bu. and
the visible supply decreased 2,128.000 bu.
F'rlmary receipts were 420.900 bu., compared
with 4fl0,8oo bu. a year ssro. Minneapolis,
Diiluth and Chicago reported receipts of
344 cars, against 363 cars laat week and 462
cara a year ago.
Corn manifeaied surprising strength. July
opened "4c higher st wycrw'ic, sola up
to 4&VjC and closed at 49U 41v,c. Local re
ceipts were 439 cars, with 48 cars of con
tract grade.
There was a big general commission house
trade In oats, with the demand largely cen
tered In September delivery, although there
was also an increased demand for Decem
ber. Strength of corn was the main hull
fartor. Distant deliveries made an advance
of about lc. -but the July option ahowed
only a moderate rain. After opening un
changed to He higher at WHnc July
ranged between 89Sr3rc closing at 88
(jilS'c. Local receipts were 166 cars.
Provisions were strong. At the close Sep
tember pork was up 16'17Hc at Sep
tember lard showed an advance of lOo at
87.60 and ribs closed at 37.62H.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
46 cars; corn, 608 cars; oata, 196 cars; hogs,
1710 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Articles ! Open. High. Low. f Close.l Sat'y.
Wheat
a July
b July
a Sept
b 8pt
Corn
' June
July
Sept
July
Sept
Deo
Sept
Sept
Ribs
July Sept
86V86Hi
81 fc
80 8H4,
8fi"fc
82
82Ts83i
82fi
80VU,
81
80
48
48
48
47
4Sf!
48M6Vi
4S449H'S5i 48
48Vt . 4&
41H 41H
893974
S1H 32H 31Vi
81 32
12 65 12 75 12 68
13 76 12 96 12 80
6 77H 87H 77H
6 96 7 06 6 96
7 26 7 35 7 20
7 40 T 62Vs 7 87
49H,
n
12 75
13 80
12 90
13 10
92HI
7 10
7 40
7 60
6 82H
7 UV
7 28
7 42H
No. 3. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Market was steady; winter pat
ents, 84.70S4 80 straights, 34.4O4.60; spring
patents, 34.3W&4.40; straights, 839OQ4.30; ba
kers, 32.G663.30. . .
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 9&ff95c; No. 8, 86
9Sc; No. 2 red, fl.Oi'tf.(S.
CORN No. 2, 4Hj4c; No. 3 yellow, 60
604o.
OATS-No. 2, 4141c; No. 2 white, 44c;
No. 8 white, 4144c ,
BARLEY Good feeding, 38341c; fair to
choloe malting, 44g66c . .
SEEDS No. 1 tiax. 8100; No. 1 northwest
ern. 3107. Timothy, prime, 38.95. Clover,
contract grade, 10. i5.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 81170
45)12.75. Lard, per 100 lbs., 8fi.80ijatf.82. Short
ribs sides (loose), 87.12.87; short clear
sides (bfxed), 6.75(g7.00 .
Receipts and shipment yesterday at this
market were as follows:
Receipts. Bniproenm.
Flour, bbls....
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
43.800
7.700
.... 19,100
....494.400
...118,900
.... 6.000
28.300
266.800
118.200
1.800
Rye, du....
Barley, bu 33.100 .wo
On the Produoe exchange today, the but
ter market was steady: creameries, 18
17e; dairies, 11Uc Eggs easy; at mark,
cases Included, 1414c, Cheese, weak at
Tjo. , 1 '
... 33.100
8.800
Bt. Louie Gnla aad ProTlalona.
ST. LOUIS. June 13. WHEAT Higher:
No. 3 red, cash, elevator, 31.04; track, 81 .07
1.68; July, 84(84c: September, 81
81c; No. 3 hard, 90j2c. .
CORN-Hlgher; No. 2 cash, 47c; track.
48a48e; July, 4848e; Beptember, 47c
OATS Firmer; No. 2 cash, 40c; track.
41c: July, 87c; September, 82c; No. 3
white, 44c. , .
SEED Timothy, steady. 32.802.70.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged; red winter
patents. 84 .80414.90; special brand" 10(8250
flgher: extra fancy and straight, $4.30(8.60;
clear, 83.7O3.80. ,
CORNMEAL Steady, 32.80.
BRAN Higher; sacked, east track, 93fl96e.
HAY Weaker and lower; timothy, 37.004J
14.00; prairie. 86.00 10.00.
IRON COTTON TIES 63o.
B AGOING 6c.
HEMP TWINE 6c
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
812.75. Lard, steady: prime steam. 86. JO.
Paeon, steady: boxed, extra shorts, 37.60;
clear sides, $7.87: short clear, 88.12.
POULTRY Steady; chlckehs, 9c; springs,
14jl6c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 8c; geese, 8c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 1418cj
dairy, 10SC14O
EGGS Steady, 13c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 11.000 6.000
Wheat, bu 60,000 66,000
Corn, bu lSl.oon si.ew
OatS, DU w,wv ' ,vw
Kansas City Oral Provisions.
'KANSAS CITY, June 13. WHEAT
Steady; May, 76(875e; July, 7171e:
Rr,irr,hr 71iiQ71c: cash no 2 hard. 86(9
Sic: No. 8, 84(S8c; No. 2 red, $1.08; No. 8,
CORN-l-Steady: May, 44c; July. 44(?44c;
September. 8843'c; cash No. 2 mixed,
484c: No. 8. 48o; No. 2 white, 4849o;
No. 3 48(48C.
OATS Steady; No. t white, 4142c; No.
2 mixed. 39tf40.
RYE Steady; No. , 64o.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, $10.601LOO;
Choice prnlrie. 88.25.
Bl'TTER Creamerv. 18?rl5c; dairy, 12e.
EGGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas
stock, cases returned, 12c; new No. I white
wood cases included, 13c.
Receipts. Shipment
Wheat, bu 48.800 4.8U)
Corn, bu 12.000 17.6"0
Oats, bu i .wu ,uuu
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, June IS BUTTER
Bleady, fair Inquiry :' extra western cream
ery. 13c; extra nearby prints. 19c
EGGS Firm and In 'good demand: fresh
nearby and fresh western, 19c, loss off;
fresh southwestern. 18c. loss off; fresh
southern. 17c, loss off.
CHEESE Quiet and a shade easier; New
York full cream, choice to fancy, new, 81P
8c; New York full cream fair io good,
new, 67c.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MTT U'iTTVPBl T - . TUTXT IT A T
Steady; No. 1 northern, 9fcjj98o; No. I
northern. 96997c; old July, 8iff87c.
RYE Weak, No. 1, 75c.
n AKLa, x week; no. 2. 63c; sample, so
69c.
r-oRV Steady; No. 3, 4849c; July,
49o bid.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 18. WHEAT
July, 98jj4c; September, 81c; December.
7e; on track: No. 1 hard. 96c; No. i
northern, 94o; No. 9 northern, 2c.
FLOUR First patents, 8006.10; second
patents, 84.9O((i6.o0; first claara, M.6O((r3.60;
second Hears, 82.46.
BRAN Id bulk. $16.00; shorts, $16.00.
Visible Bnpply of Grain.
NEW YORK, June IS The visible supply
of grain June 11, aa complied by the Prod
uce exchange, la aa follows: Wheat. 18,
476 000 bu.; decreaae, 2.118.000 bu. Corn,
4 &8 000 bu.: Increase. 601.000 bu. Oats. 1.638.-
U0U bu.; Increase. SS.OuO bu. Rye. 1.1S8.OO0
bu.: Increase 6.000 bu. Barley. 168.000 bu.:
decreaae, 96,000 bu.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 18. WHEAT Spot,
weak: No. 1 California, 6a lOd; futures,
steady; July, 6s 3d; September, 6s 4d.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, 4a td; American mixed, old, 4a 4 J;
futures, dull; July, 4s 4d; September,
4s :d.
Delete. (Grain Market.
DULUTH, June 13. WHEAT To arrive:
No. 1 northern. Wc; No. 8 northern, 82So;
on track: No. 1 northern, wSir!c: No. I
northern, V8S4Sc; July, Hc; Septem
ber. 82c.
OATS To arrive and on track, 41 a
rVerla Market.
PEORIA, June 14. CORN-teady; No.
3. 4tc; No. 4. ito
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Inflation of Pr!oi TJodorgoM OoHapto tti
DUpjoiat Cptculgton.
SMALLER BUYERS HAVE MARKET ALONE
Movement of feenrttles Defles All
Known Laws of Operators nasi
Oecs
tas Mark far
prise.
NEW YORK. June 13. The flattening out
of the speculative upward movement of
? rices was a sore disappointment today to
he professional trading element. The rise
which developed In the latter part of last
week hud aroused great hopes that the
market was at last stirred out of i(s rut
and when the smaller class of speculators
attempted to take profits on tome of the
holdings taken over laat week they found
they had the market to themselves and no
absorptive power for their moderate offer
ings. The reasons which the habitual
tracers always expect to be present for a
movement of prices were variously assigned.
The opening sdvance was promptly chilled
by the heavlneas of United States Steel
S referred and unfavorable conclualons were
rawn from the personality of the brokers
employed In that stock who were supposed
to be Informed on trade affairs. The
weekly discussion of railroad traffic by of-
nciRia servea to upset me calculations that
better traffic conditions for the railroads
would result from the better crop conditions
of last week. On the contrary, railroad
officials were rather generally agreed In
the opinion that the merchandise move
ment over their lines was markedly smaller
than last year and that merchants and
manufacturers were still persisting In their
conservative hand-to-mouth methods of
buying. Accumulation of empty cars was
an Item of many .of these weekly inter
views. The domestic exports for May make a
poor contrast with the relative Improve
ment in April which it was hoped marked
the turn for the better in our export trade.
May exports of domestic products, on the
contrary, have decreased over $16,000,000
from those of May last year and upward
of $18,000,000 from April of this year. Of
the decrease from last year mors than
311,000.000 Is In value of breadstuffs and
over 83,000.000 In value of cotton. The 34,473,
831 of breadstuffs exports makes the lowest
valuation of any one month for years past.
The advance In the grain markets today
helped to unsettle the stock market, as did
a reduction In the price of copper. The
circular to stockholders of the Northern
Securities company renewed attention to
the tying up of the dividends on the 8395,
000,000 of stock of this corporation. A mo
mentary advanee of a point In Ontario &
Western was Ineffective to hold the mar
ket, which closed heavy at the lowest of
the day. There was a good Inquiry for
bonds and prices were firm. Total sales,
par value, 81,866.000. United States bonds
unchanged on call.
The following were the quotations on the
Stock exchange:
Saleo.Hlgh.Low.Close.
Atchison .'....15,700 71 70 70
n rk nti tub leALA. u
94
79
94
Baltimore & Ohio .... 3,200 80
do pfd ,
Canadian Paclflo 1,600 119 ,
78
91
118 118
Central of N. J 100 161
161
160
Chesapeake ft Ohio... 4U0 81
31
88
81
' 13
81
88
80
13
Chicago & Alton 100 88
do pfd lw 81
Chicago O. W 100 13
Chicago a N. w 100 16
168
167
U., M. & St. P
do pfd
C. T. & T
do pfd
C, C, C. c St. I j...
Colorado Southern .
do 1st pfd
do 2nd pfd
Delaware & Hudson
V.. L. & W
11,600 142 141 141
ltv
6V1
. 14
68
100 69 69
lb
48
19
600 155 154 154
100 Z87 267
D. A R. G 100
do pfd , 200
Erie 7,100
do 1st pfd 2,600
do 2nd pfd 200
Hocking Valley
do Pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
L. N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
M. St St. L
700 180 US'
100
16 16
400 20 20
800 41 89
1.400 1W 108
3.600 146 .144 144
2.600 80 79 79
10,200 114 112 113
48
M., St. P. A B. SHe. M.
do pfd
Missouri Paclflo .....
M., K. ft T
do pfd
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd.
New York Central ..
Norfolk ft Western ..
do pfd -.
300.
3: 62.
63
116
5,600 91'
R5
3g
300 16 16
900 85 86
10O 115
ZOO
Ontario ft Western. . .89,700
Pennsylvania
P., C, C. ft St. L..
Reading ...
ao tst pra ,
do 2nd pfd
Rock Island 'Co
do pfd
St. L. ft B. F. 2nd pfd
St. L. S. W
do Dfd
Southern Paclflo ....
Southern Railway ..
do pfd
Texas ft Paclflo ....
T.. St. L. ft W.....
do pfd ,
Union Paclflo ......
do pfd ,
Wabash
do pfd ,
W. ft L. E
Wisconsin Central .,
do pfd
Mexican Central ...
Adams
American
United States
Wells-Fargo ,
Amal. Copper ,
Am. Car ft Foundry,
do pfd
Am. Cotton OH
do pfd ,
American Ice
do pfd
Am. Linseed Oil ....
do pfd
Am. Locomotive
do pfd ,
Am. 8. ft R
do pfd ,
Am. Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mln. Co...
Brooklyn R. T
1,600
100
100
400
J00
200
100
100
200
3.0110
8,2I0
12,800
Colorado Fuel ft Iron
Consolidated Gas
100
1,100 190 189 W
Corn Products 200
do pfd loo
Distillers' Securities..' 100
10
10
10
67
67
67
20
19
General Electrlo . ....
Inter, Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
National Lead
North American
700 167 157 157
300 11 10 10
67
31
70 '
21 21
1.300 22
K.1
2i
Pacific Moll
People's Oas 400
Pressed Steel Car .... 200
do pfd
Pullman Pal. Car ....
Republic Steel 100
do pfd 100
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal ft Iron.. 1,200
U. 8. leather 100
do pfd 810
U. S. Realty 800
do pfd . 00
17. 8. Rubber
do pfd 800
V. 8. Steel 2.900
do pfd 1,800
94
26
96
26
3
211
40
15
75
84
6
79
60
16
'a
M
156
6
40
'
6
80
6
59
'66
9i
6
40
a
87
'm"
9
K
156
647
Westlnghouss Electrlo 100 '168
western Union
87
Total sales for the day, 276,700 shares.
London Stock Market.
LONDON. June 13. Closing:
CofisnU. money. w)
so aoeount SAI4
AnAMinoa RH
Afhlton TSU
a ptd n
It'more A Ohio.... MS
Canadian Pacific 11114
rnea. ft Okie kt
rttrato Gt. W it
C. If. ft Bt. P 144
nBan 1
D. nr.r ft R. O n
do afd Tt
Krla MS
do t pfd tH
do M pfd M"4
Illinois rostral 1SI4
!ul. ft Naao Ill
M . K. ft IT
N. V. Cent!.
Norfolk ft "V..
do pfd ,
Ontario ft W..
PonnarWanla .
Rand Mines ...
Headlas
do 1st pfd..
do Id pfd..
so. Railway ...
do pfd
So. Parlor ....
Unloa Paclflo ,
dn pfd
V. Stool. . . .
do pfd
WahasR
dn pfd
Spas lak 4a
..l'
.. 4
.. S("4
.. 10H
.. 3vt
.. 41H
,. MM
"S3
.. 4a
..
.. K
.. H
..
.. IT
SILVER Bar, steady, 25d per ounce.
MONEY 2 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 1 per cent; for three
months' bills, 8W0 per eent.
Porelgm Vlaaaelal.
PARIS, June 13. Trading on the Bourse
today continued inactive owing to the un
certainty in regard to the far eastern sit
uation. Russian Imperial 4s c'.osad at 90.80.
Three per cent rentes, sf for the account.
BERLIN, June 18. Huslueee on the
Bourse today waa stugnHnt.
LONDON. June 13 The demand for
money In the market today waa increased
In connection with the heavy call for the
new Japaneae loan. Trading on the Stock
exchange was Inactive. Ralls were dulk
Console were easier. Americana were tbe
feature of the day s) trtnnartams ftwluf to
267
20 20 20
70 70 69
24 23 23
69 68 68
35 86S4 85
(66
.. 79
129
16
83
20
!
85
116 116
66 65 66
85
26 - 26 26
..17,600 115 114 114
. 600 68 67 68
.43,300 48 47 47
109 81 81 81
200 66 66 66-
3,000 21 20 80
600 64 64 63
200 46 46 . 46
200 12 11 11
200 80 80 28
.12,800 47 46 . 46
. 1,800 21 21 20
. 600 84 84 84
. 300 21 21 21
22
. 10O 87 37 36
.17.600 86 86 85
. 100 92 92 93
. 100 16 16 16
. 1,600 85 84 84
. 14
. 100 17 17 16
. 800 SS 88 88
. 600 ' 7 7 7
2Z
, ...,. ..... 181 .
ICS
203
60 49 49
16 16 16
70 70 70
26 26 23
90 90 88
6 6
27 27 S
e ee ' 8
28
19 19 19
82 . 82 82
63 ' 63 63
98 98 98
800 128 126 12
70
48 47 47
80 80 80
their firm new In sympathy with New York
sod on the crop report, notably ItaUtlmore
ft Ohio, Krte, Ontario A Wesrtern and
fnions Paclflo. The market closed weaker.
Foreigners were Irregular. Japanese were
better. The amount of bullion taken Into
the Rank of England on balance today
was 1&2,000.
Hew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June 13. MONEY On call,
easy; highest, 1 per cent; lowest, 1 per
cent; ruling rate, 1 per csnt; last loan, 1
per cent; cloalng bid And offered. 1 per
cent: time loans easy and dull; sixty days,
Wffi per cent: ninety days, irjiv, per cent;
six months, 2'&3 per cent; prime roercan
Ula paper, 3U4 P?r fent.
STERLINU EXCHANGE Easier, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 84.8780
for demand and at 34.87,34. 8536 for sixty
dap bills; posted rates, 84 86 and 84.88; com
mercial bills 34.85.
SILVER Bar, 66c; Mexican dollars,
44 o.
ilONDS Government, steady; railroad,
flim. ,
The closing quotation on bonds are as
follows:
V. 6. rof. la, rI ....lM'Manhattan e. s. 4a. ..!
do coupon central n ai
do Is. ref d" in lite 11
do coupon
V
Minn, ft Bt L. 4a... M
do saw aa, ng..
do coupon
do old to, ref...
do coupon
Atchison (an. 4s..
do adj. 4a
Atlantic C. L.
B. ft O. 4a
do !
Central of Oa. ts.
do let iso
M.. K. ft T. 4a
do 2l It
N. R. R. of M 4a T4
..Ml
..104
..vn N. Y. C. f. !
.I0OH
.111
.1M4
. 714
. '
. H
. t
..11H'4:,N. J. c. a. IS.
.. 14 No. Paclflo 4a.
.. l ' do tt
,.10i IN. ft w. e. ....
. . 46 O B. L. 4a ft par.
..lie .Pann. cony. IWa..
.. 7I4 Keadlna aea. ...
fnea. ft Ohio
Chicago ft A. "a
C, B. ft q. n. 4s
..!( PI. L. ft I. M. c. ta..us4
7t , ft. u S F. fa. 4a. 81
lV St. L S. W. la..
M
C. M. ft St. P. f. 4a.. Ht "Benooard A. L.
4a.. T0Vi
.... 11
....117
C. ft N. w. c. 7t...n' raring ta.....
C, R. I. ft P. 4a.... 180. Railway Sa...
An fnl l.m 7SW Teaaa ft P. la...
...U7Vj
CCC. ft 8t. L. a 4a. M St. U ft W. 4l
70
I
74V.
114
6
Chicago Ter. 4t T44 Vnlon Pacific 4a.
Con. Tobacco 4a..
ait ao ronv. to....
il'V. 8. fltesl Id la
(xlWabaah la
in! do deb. B
Colo, ft So. 4a...
D. ft K. O. 4a...
Erie prter lien 4a
do s-.i. 4e
,,,"'. ft L. B, 4a.
"r W. ft D. C. H..104
Wle. Central 4e.
tu
Hecklni VaJ. 4ta....l0IH
U ft N. oal. 4e 1"1 I
Lid. Offered.
Colo. r. ft I. a. la. TO
Keir York Mining Stocks,
NEW YORK, June IX The followln
g are
the cloalng pneus on mining stocas
Adams Cat
Utile Chief
... I
...175
...400
... 10
... 11
... 11
.. it
.. 18
..to
Alio
Broeca
Brunewlck Con ..
Comatork Tunnel
Con. Cal. ft Vs..
Horn Sllrer
Iron Bllrer
Leadvllle-Coa ...
...
... 1U
...14
...
. -. .VI I
...10
... 1
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix .......
Potoal
Bavage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopee .
Standard
OMAHA
WHOLESALE
MARKETS
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
Staple nnd Fancy Produce.
EGOS Receipts, liberal; market, steady;
fresh stock, 14c.
LIVE POULT RY-Hens, 8c; roosters,
according to slxe, btffsc; turkeys, 13c; ducks.
c; geese, oc: oroners, iiigdvc.
BUTTER Packing stock, 11c; choice to
rancy dairy, u'fttiHc; separator, i(y'i,e.
FRESH FISH Trout, 10c; pickerel, 8c;
pike, 10c; perch, 7c; blueflsh, 12c; whltoflsh,
14c; salmon, 14c; redsnapper, 11c; lobster,
green, 26c: lobster, boiled, 30c; bullheads,
11c; catfish, 14c; black baas, 20c; halibut,
10c; crapples, 12c; roe shad, 31.00; buffalo,
8c; white bass, 11c; frog legs, per dox., 86c.
BRAN Per ton. 318.00.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: " Choice No. 1 uplsnd,
88.00; No. 2, 37.60; medium, 17.00; coarse, 86 1.0.
Rye straw, 85.50.' These prices are for hay
of good color and quality. Demand fair
and receipts light
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Navels, choice, large size,
83.00; fancy navels, all sizes, 83.50; Mediter
ranean sweets, choice, all sizes, 33.00(13.25;
Jaffas, all sizes, 32.753.00.
LEMONS California fancy, 270-300-360,
33.7543.25; choice, 33.5fK83.75.
CALIFORNIA FIGS Per 10-lb. carton,
60c; Imported Smyrna. . 2-crown, 12c; 6
crown, 14c; 7-crown, 15c.
BANANAS Per medium-elsed bunch,
$2.00(62.50; Jumbo, S2.75&3.25.
DATKS Persian, per box of 80 pkgs.,
82.00: in 60-1 b. boxen. So . per lb.; Orleuud
stuffed, per box, 82.40.
PINEAPFLE&rln crates of 24 to 42, per
crate, 83.50.
' FRUITS.
STRAWBERRIES Missouri, per 34-quart
rase, $1.501.G6; Oregon Hood rivers, W.OO
2 60.
BLACKBERRIES Arkansas, per 24 qts.,
82.26a2.60. . . :'
CHJiiRlilES CaJIfnmliL ner hnr. xl Rftta
1.75. 7
OOOeEBERRIES 2Bt. base. 81.75.
PClErTexas. .1(pr ..4-basket crate.
CANTBLOUFE Texas.' car Crate. IS.fiOtffi
2.TB . . ' - ..-' ' "
WA.TERMELONS Per lb., crated, 2c;
VSUil, oatvo. - t
f VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Colorado, 3120; Dakota, per
bu., 31.20; New Texas Red stock. In sacks,
per lb., 2e.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.1&2.2S.
ONIONS Bermuda, per 60-lb. crate, 32.00;
Louisiana, In sacks, per lb., 2c.
CABBAGE California, per lb., 22o.
CUCUMBERS-Per dot, 60c.
TOMATOES Texas, 4-basket crates, $1.76.
RADISHES Per dox. bunches, 20c.
LETTUCE Top lettuce, per dox.. 80c.
TURNIPS-Southern. rr dos., 45c
BEETS Southern, per doz, 46o.
CARROT 8 Southern, per dox., 78c.
PARSLEY Per doa., 40c.
BEANS Wax, per bu. box, $2.50; per
-hu. basket, $1.00. String, per bu. box,
$5.00; per -bu. box, 6c.
SPINACH Per bu., home grown, 3640c.
ASPARAOFS-Per doz. bunches, 40c.
GREEN PEPPER8-Per 6-basket crate,
$2.00.
SQUASH Florida summer, per dox., 76c.
PICAS Per bu. box, $1.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream.
11c: Wisconsin Young America. 12c; block
Hwise, c; Wisconsin brick, law; Wiscon
sin llmbergar, 13c.
MAPLE PUOAR Ohio, per lb., 10c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No. 2 green, 6c;
No. 1 salted, 7c; No. 2 salted, 8c; No. 1
veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs.; 9c; No. 2 veal calf,
13 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry salted, R'p'12c; sheep
pelts, iaic; horsehldes, 2160&'2.&ft.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb..
15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 1 soft shell,
per 10., lsc; iso. I nam sneu, per id., jc;
pecans, large, per lb,, 12c; small, per lb.,
loe; peanuts, per lb,- 6c; roasted peanuts,
per lb. 8c; Chill walnuts, 12rl3c; large
hickory nuts, per lb., lie; almonds, soft
shell, per lb., 15c; hard shell, 13c;' shell
barks, per bu., $2.00; black walnuts, per bu..
$1.26. . ,
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, June 13. METAIJ3 Tin was
weak in both the London and domestic
markets. The English cables reported a
decline of 1 12s 6(1 for both spot and fu
tures, with spot closing at 119 6s and fu
tures at 118 10s. Locally the market
rlosed at $26.00tj 26.50, there not being suf
ficient demand to maintain prices In view
of the weakness abroad. Copper declined
Ss 9d In London to 55 13s 9d for both spot
and futures. Locally the market was rather
easier; lake Is quoted at $12.5012.75; elec
trolytic, $12.60313.62; casting. $12. 12fi 12. 25.
Lead declined 3s 9d in London to 11 18s
9d, hut remained quiet and unchanged at
34.2.V4.S5 for Jobbing lots out of store.
Spelter was unchanged at $4.75(84.87 In the
local market and at 21 15s In London.
Iron closed at 61s 3d In Glasgow and at
42s 3d In Mlddlesborough. Locally, Iron wad
unchanged: No. 1 northern foundry is
Suoted at $12 4fi'ol3 00; No. 2 northern foun
ry, $14.0O(Ii'14.60; No. 1 southern foundry
and No. 1 southern foundry, soft, $13.25'Jf
18. 78. Pig iron warrants are weak at 39.
ST. LOUIS June 18 METALS Lead, un
changed at $4.12. Spelter, dull at $4 .60.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, June 18. WOOL Old wools are
well sold up, many warehouses being un
usually clear of stock. Current quotations
arei Idaho fine, lfV'l7c; heavy fine, 1314c;
fine medium. 161 7c; medium, 17jjl8c; low
medium. 1718c. Wyoming, 1516c; fine me
dium, l&ft'Hc; medium, l&u19c; low medium,
Wtt'iOc. Utah and Nevada, fine, 1616c;
heavy fine. 13(314e; fine medium, 164fl7c; me
dium, lMfSOc; low medium. lft'21o. Dakota
fine. 15(jl6o; fine medium. lV)l(To; medium,
l(K(!'20c; low medium. ISfl'IOc. Montana, fine
choice, IMtflJc; Hne average, 7Sj'18c; fine ml.
dlum, choU-e, 18iJl9c; average, 16frl7c; sta
ple. 19afc; medium choice. 19(U20o.
ST. LOUIS. June 13. WOOL tSteady ; me
dium grades, combing and clothing, lHf
23'hc; light fine, 15'18c; heavy, 12u'15c; tub
washed, 2132o.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. June 13 EVAPORATED
APPLES The market la a ahade ateadler;
common are quoted at 4fl6c; prime, 6c;
choice, 6rjc; fancy, 7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunea
are attracting -some attention for future
delivery and the msrket shows steadlnesa;
prices range from 2c to 6c, according
to grade. Apricots are firm and unchanged
at 910e for choice, 10fi 1040 for extra
choice and Ufil3o for fancy. Peaches re
main unchanged; choloe are held at 7a7o;
extra choice, 73c; fancy. 8(10o.
Dry Ooods Market.
NEW YORK. June 13.-DRY OOODS
The market continues to drag and buyers
am to act aa Inspired by a common Im
pulse, waiting evidently until more la known
regarding price. More Interest ts being
taken In the ootton market, but the rapid
fluctuatlona of the last two or three daya
has done ir'jch to confirm bujrerg la their
watting policy.
IlilHl LIVE SIM MARKET
Cftttli BeostpU Very Ligkt and Friota
Baled Btedj to Blronf.
HOGS STRONG TO FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Only n Few Catrs of Sheep nnd Lambs
Arrived nnd with a Good loca 1
Demand the Market Wns Active
nnd Steady to Strong;.
SOUTH OMAHA, June 13, 1904,
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. sTheep.
Ottlclal Monday
2,647
2,f7
a.ino
2.4XH
6,(1
8,i.S
Kama day last week.,
bame day week before
Same three weeks ago
Same four weeks ago.
Same day last year
4.5i'a
4.758
8.3'
8.4-V
6.182
5, wo
. .10.779
T,6M
RECEIPTS FOR TUB YEAR TO DATH.
Tbe following table shows tne receipts ot
rattle, boas and aneeo at Mouth Oenana for
the year to date, with comparison with last
car.
1804.
Cattle tu.vh
Hogs I.eVi.Oid
bheep Soo.iMl
Averaare nrir nuM
1808.
tt.8.4
Inc.
Dee.
14,o,J
l,lul.i07 lu2,366
5d4,174 131,oa;
for hogs at South
Omaha tor the last several dajs with com
Late I 1904. 19U8.1902.119Ql.1900.1899.lo98.
May tt..
May 16..
May II..
Miy 18..
May
May 8U..
May 21..
May 88..
May a..
May U..
May 86..
May M..
May tel..
May as..
May ..
May Du..
May ill..
June 1..
June 8..
June 8..
June 4..
June b. .
June 6..
June 7..
June 8..
7 12
Ij
i'v
7 li
7 Wi
7 w
J l
6 96
h. I
V W
I
V lui
7 07,
7 lit
1 i
7 2U
6 itl
6
a bai
fc TA
v-i
I 73
6 03
b8
6 all
e
6 ol,
e j
60
6 W
6 &
6 0
b l
6 7u,
o j
8 70,
6 il
6 U
i U
e IU,
6 78;
.
6 kol
6 yi 1
6 8
6 00 1
m 9i a t:7l
4 60(
4 kf
4 4ij
4 46 I
4 4i
I
4 86,
7J
4 8a i
4.
I
63
4 I
4 bo I
4 4S!
4 4-
4 64
I
4 63,
4 ot,i
4 8
4 "7ai
4 4v,i
4,8,
4 81,
6 aol
J
6 all
6 8.
is,
"I
Ul
a 1
6 041
6 K
b .
a iu
6 ',0
6 boi
e 1
6 S3
6 u, 1
6 M
8 tt
b ib
6 7.
,
t 80j
a bo,
a j
6 U3l
e J3, 8 6J 4
8V 8 S0 4 4
11 09
4
4 V
S 1V eo
1 l
4
8 OT,
a USl 8 82
3 1
a
a 111. a aa
4 88
b 041 8 bi 4 a
e vt a ao a 11
a la,, a k,i 4 la
1 I M M
b t - I 1 MS
a ,mii a arii 0
boi i 61 4 10
4 bo, 8 b( 14
4 ba 8 bO 4 U
4 881 8 b5 4 12
ll fall 4 HI
4 8o I 4 10
i 4 b -
4 8 tS 4 01
4 Ji It ln b l
6 08 3 W) 1 87
0 xvi J bu M
June 8..
June lu. .
June 11..
June 12..
June id..
7 21,
'i itt
I t
7 33
7 3b
i ui 1
6 0", lib
6 W
6 Ui
4 U2I 3 67 '
4 ebi 8 64i 8 71
Indicates Sunday.
The ollicial numoei of cars of stock
brought iu loday by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, li s S.
-., ai. 4 Bt. Ky.. ..
Vv abash 8
Mo. i-ac. Ry i
Union Racine bystem 23
C. N. W. Ry
E. dc M. V. H. R. 24
C, bU P., M. t O. Ry. 8
B. da M. Ry 2
C, B. &. VI. Ry 4
K. C. & St. J 3
C, R. I. de P., east.. 1
C, R. 1. dt P., weal.. 7
lmnols Central
Chicago Ureal West. 1
Total receipts 101
17
e e ee e
'i w
3 .. 1
21 l
4 1
23
1 .. 1
e
2 1..
t
4
1
85 1 34
The dlapoauion of 1110 day a receipts was
as loilowa, eacu buyer puruaaslng lnu num
ber 01 head indicated;
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omana Packing Co. .A... 34 a
ewlft and company 4ui 1,3
Cuiahy Packing Co 3ol 1,016 b:3
Armour dt Co 'ii 1,m3
Omaha Pack. Co., Kan. C. 24
Hwlfi and Co., country.. 14 M
Armour U Co., Boo City Sou ....
Vansant Bl Co 34 . ...
Carey dc benion 80
Hill A. Son 61
iluston 6l Co 6
Wolf at Alumna 10 ...
SoJ Degan 2 ..... ...
S. & S. Co. 199
Root t ls
Bulla & Cllno 14
Hagerty U
Other buyers 13a
Total ...8466 6,363
CAi'l'LJ inure wa ui exocpiionaii
light, run of caiue here this morning, lor a
juonday, ana ut me 2,ow rvportou ftooui
twenty ctus were elmer uuieu ibrougii
or oojialgned diiett to local pauaers. ,iui
ailli tunuer reuueed tne ottenngs, ao that it
took duc a compau-auveiy anon uiue.iof
everytning In me yarns to cnange nands.
The market on beef Bioers could saiely
be uuoieu acUve and ateaay 10 strong,
tne more aesirable graues showing lae
greatest strengin. There were aeviai loaua
o caiUe on sa.e good enougn 10 bring
.00, but suli mere was notuing striony
prime lo put a good lop on mo uiarKm.
beveral packers are begiuning 10 diacrimi
nalo agaunat liguntweignt uitue, uniesa
very good and wen (aliened, inin light
caiile are not In as good tieinana as mey
were a shon time ago ana ao not sell to
as good advantage an compared wlm the
prices being palu for gooa heavy cattle,
irauing waa active ajid, owing to the lim
ned oucrings, everytning was disposed of
at an eariy hour.
Tne cow maraet was also active and
steady to strong on oil desirable grades.
Orassers, the same as was the case last
week, sold at ratner uneven prices, but
sun they averaged aooul steady with Fri
day. Ugtit heiiers, the same as light
steers, are being more or less neglected
uniesa they are well fattened. The gioateni
demand now seems to be tor choice heavy
cows and heifers.
Bulls, veal calves and stags sold at just
about the same prices that were paid last
week. (
The stock er and feeder market was
steady to strong. Speculators succeeded
In. disposing ot tne big bulk of their hold
ings lost week, and as a result there was a
fairly good demand lor the better grades
at strong prices. Common cattle, tnougu,
showed no improvement whatevtr. Repve
sentallve sales:
BttiUF BTEKRS,
No.
it...
...
81...
4...
It...
U...
(3...
41...
!2...
ao...
60...
11...
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It...
u...
a...
At.
No.
At. Pr.
m 4 76
1170 4 It
104 i 00
U....
hi....,
40....
11....
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4....
u....
I. ...
II. . ..
0....
....1161 ( 70
...am 1 76
....Ua t 16
....1111 6 10
....1364 f 80
,...147 I K0
....1J47' t 06
. 11M
i u
lua
i M
44 4 49
. I 44
...Hot
t 40
I ill
I 64
....im ( 90
...1216 t W
...1404 I 0
...16611 t 00
. ..10J7 4 00
...U2 t 04
...106 V
...US I 46
...ltM 6 44
...14. -
...Hill . .
...UlU b
bl ri.S
...1CN 4 10
e Ml t 00
l VM 00
AlMO tOWt.
10 1300 I M
It 1006 6 16
10 1130 I 7l
U 4 40
74 6 lb
Si'h.r.Ka ANo HEl'i!.ita.
146 6 16
44 W
10.
1101 6 78
....
!....
II....
I...,
11....
16....
I....
4....
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166 I 60 1 40 4 16
ISI I 71 II 4H0 4 14
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T.
Hfioft. Reccinta of hogs were moderate
at this point today, but at Chicago there
was quite a liberal run. The demand was
fullv eaual to the occasion and an active
and etroiiger market was experienced all
round. The market here could safeiv be
quoted strong to 6c higher. I'ackers wan'od
to DUy men uusa i nicuujf Alices, out
salesmen would not cut loose, and, as
nackers had to nave some nogs, mey were
obliged to raise their bids. The early sales
were only about a shade better than Satur
day, but toward the close it became evi
dent that there were not enough to All
packers' requirements and the murke'l took
on more strength and activity and closed
2iic higher. Everything was so!d by the
middle ot me iwirinii'ii. , iiv uuih ma
L.. went from 14 77V to 84 85. with the
choice loads largely from 64.H6 to $4.90 and
With strictly prime loaoa irom ' to 44 ).
The light and common mnus went rrom
84.76 down. Representative sales:
No.
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..Ill
4 74
41 t 120 4 60
..114
..in
..164
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SirEEP There were only about three cara
reported this morning and buyers were out
at an early hour and picaen tnem up at
good, stcsdv to slrone prices. There were
some ollpied lambs offered good enough to
bring 86 15 and the rest of the stuff was of
rather common quality, but still It sold to
food nd vantage. A bunch of old ewes so.d
or 83 00 and two other bunches brought
84 00, while a small bunch ot thin lambs
sold for 14 00.
Quotations on clipped stock: Good to
choice lambs. Stl 00jti.50: fair to rood Iambs.
355ctni00; good to choice wooled lambs,
l6.5tx6n.7o: fair to good wooled iambs. 3-i OO'i1
o.w; goon to choice yearlings or wetnera,
$3.00)6.25; fair to good yearlings or wethers,
$4.75ii6 0u: good to choice ewts, $4 K,u.'.Q;
fair to good
ewes,
$i.004j4.26. Repreeenta-
five sales:
25 western ewes .
64 western ewes ,
li3 western ewes ,
Si western lambs
111 western iambs
86
94
97
47
78
2 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
I 15
CniCAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle nnd Hogs Five to Ten Cents
Higher and Sheep Lower.
CHICAGO. Jllrtn 13 CATTI.R Receinta.
22,000 head; market 5 to lOo higher; prime
gooa steers. k.zoi.6&: poor lo medium
34.7uti6.75; stockers and feeders, $3.0iX84.75,
qows, .lwt.lo; hellers, $2.5ofa'5.16; can-
ncrs. il.ioii2.bb: bulls. 33.5o4i4.7j: calves.
lioua Receipts today. 35,000 head: est!
mated tomorrow, 20.000 head; market
strong to 6c higher: mixed and butchers.
$4.9O(a.05; good to choice heavy, 84.9iiU.o7;
bulk nf sales, 84.9Oiif5.O0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS RecelDls. 20.000
head: market steady to lower: aood to
choice wethers, 35.00Sj6.6i; talr to choice
mixed. 83. 10I16.OO: western sheep, $4.25a6.00
native lambs. 35.00fr6.76: western lambs.
eo.wau. is; spring lamDS, 44.uvu1.iu.
New- York Live Stork Market.
NEW YORK. June 13. BEEVES Re
celpts, 4,416 head: market for steers slow
and shade lower; bulls and fat cows steady;
medium cows, 10c on; thin cows, nrm;
steers. 34.764j6.69: tops. 86.75: bulls. I3.0oii
6.25; cows, $1. 76'&4.30. Cables quoted live
cattle lower at 10ifl2c; tops, 12c dressed
weight: sheep, steady: exports estimated
for tomorrow, 60 cattle. 1,131 sheep and 4,500
quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 7,862 neao; market
opened firm to 25c higher, closed 26u40c
lower; veuls, $3.75ru6.00; choice stock, early,
$6.12(&6.25; prime veals at close, 35.76; but
termilks, 83.50(3.75, some early sales at
$4.00; dressed calves, nrm; dressed veals.
HhjVc; country dressed, 6'uTc.
HOOS Receipts, 11,046 head; market
higher; state, and Pennsylvania hogs, 35.20
686. . .
8HKK1' AND LAMiio KeCeiptS, Jl.oOJ
head; market for good handy sheep steady,
others easier; lambs opened 25o higher,
some sales 60c higher, and closed with part
of advance lost; sheep, 83.00U6.00; culla,
$'J.50; lambs, J6.5O08.5O; two cars early, 38.60:
top Quotation at close. $8.25; culls, 35.000J
6.50 ; yearlings, $5.00i,6.26.
Kansas City Lira Stock Market.
T7 I hTU. T T V T . . . 1 1 fATTf .V P.
enfnt. 12 nod bead Inclurtlnsr K.000 southerns:
market steady to 20e lower; export and
aressed oeei steers, o.YiKe to; iair 10 guuu,
$4.5ty6.50; western, fed steers, 34.60a5.75;
stockers and fenders. 13.004i4.50: southern
steers, 38.4O(iy5.0O: southern cows, 32.2584 00;
native cows. $2.25iM.60: native heifers, 83.60
tj 30; bulls, $2,7544.80; calves, $2.60xij4.50.
HOOS Receipts, 7,oW head; tr-araei oc
higher; top, $4 9?; bulk of sales. $4.754.86;
heavy. (4.85(f)4.!)2; packers, 34.76ig4.85; pigs
and lights, $4 2504.72.
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Receipts. B.00O
head; market active and steady: native
lumbB, $5.2ui!7.00; western lambs, o.LtKtf.w;
I "r. r. . .1 n,, rc m 1 i t.ti nrl va T
lings. $5.0O(f7.60; Texas, clipped sheep, 84.26(9
a. 10, siucnera avuu itnuoia, o. w-w.vw.
gt Loots Live Stock Market.
KT. IlTIIS. June 13. CATTLE Receipts',
7,000 head, including 6.600 Texans; market
easy to strong: native shipping and ex
port steers, $5.254r6.50; dressed beet ana
butcher steers. $4.8ftfl.90; steers under 1.000
pounds, $4.00(96.15; stockers and feeders,
33.76&4.40; cows and heifers. $2 254.46; can
ners, $2.253.25; bulls, $2.504.26; calven,
$4.005.60; Texas and Indian steers, 83.004P
6.00; cows and heifers. 83.0074. 10.
HOGS Receipts, l.uoo neaa; mantel aoout
6c higher; pigs and lights, 84.164.80; pack
ers, $4.144.96; butchers and best heavy,
$4.9OW6.05.
SHEEP AND liAMUD- neceipts, o.uuu
head: r.atlve muttons. $60iKS7.oO: Iambs,
85.754f8.70; culls and bucks, $2.7635.00; stock
ers,' iz.txxutt.su.
' Bt. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. June IS. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,272 head; market for good, strong
to 10c higher, others steady to JOe lower;
natives, $4.35(36.36; cows and heifers, $2.00
5.25; stockers and feeders, $3.0004.35.
liUlin Keceipis, a.iw nesa; maraai
steady to 6c higher; lleht. $4.70(34.86; me
dium and heavy, $4.77(B4'95.
SHEEP AND LAMBU-tteceipts, 1.4.
head; market weak to 15c lower; western
lambs, $6.25.-
Sioux City Live Stock Market.
RIOTTX CTTY. Ta.. June 18. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE pecelpta. 1.TO0 head; mar
ket, steady; stockers. slow; beeves. 84. bO
frt.87: cows, bulls and mixed, 2.7f'0.(:
stockers and reeiers, 13.00e74.uv; calves ana
yearlings, $3.00irf3.90.
HOGS Receipts. 2.000 head; market,
strong; selling at $4.60$4.85; bulk of sales,
84.76.
; Stock In Sight.
Following- are the receipts of live stock
for the six principal western cities yester-
Ho
Sheen.
South Omaha ,
Chlcngo
Kansas City ...
St. Louis
6.271
523
SO.000
6,000
6.010
1,430
86.AO0
7.500
1.000
4.146
2.000
St. Joseph .....
Sioux City
Totals 47,619 66.917 83,753
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. June 18. COTTON
Futures barely steady: July. 11.98o bid;
July, 12.06c bid; August. 11.36U.S6c: Sep
tember, 10.18WHi.14c; uctooer, .6zrro.Blc;
November, 9 6V(t.9.6oc; December, S.Sif.We:
January, n BS'frO.oOc. Spot, quiet; sales, 260
bales; ordinary. W)kc: goon ordinary,
10 15-lc ; low middling. 11 9-16c: middling,
12c; good middling, 12 7-16c; mtldllng fair,
12 ll-l&c;; receipts. 1.138 bales; stock. 130.-
327 hales.
ST. LOUIS. June 1.1. COTTON Quiet.
unchanged; middling, 12c;' sales, none;
receipts, none: shipments, none: stock. 12.-
042 bales.
NEW YORK. June 18.-The Cotton ex
change will be closed July 2.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK'. June IS. COFFEE The
market for futures opened steady at an
advance nf 6W10 points on steady Euro
pean cables. Sales were reported of 64,760
bngs. Including Julv at 6.90ii6.96c: Septem
ber, 6.156.20c: December, 6.46c: May. t.Wft
6 flSc. Bpot. Rio. steady: No. 7 invoice, 7c.
Mild, steady; Cordova, Man Jo.
Oils and Rosin,
NEW YORK. Jims 13.-OILS-Cottonseed.
Steady: prime crude, nominal; prime yel
low, aiwn -hp. t'eiroieum, nuiet: rennea New
York. 38.06; Philadelphia and Rsltlmore. $8;
In bulk, $5.10. Turpentine, quiet; refined,
eoWAc.
ROSIN Steady; strained common to
good. $3.10. ,
SAVANNAH. Oa., June 13. -Ol LaTur
pentine firm. 63c.
ROPTK-FIrm: A. Tt. C. $2.65; D, 87.80; E.
82.86: F. K 90; O. $? 96: H. 83.06: I. 33.80: K.
40;
M, $3.66; N, $o l W a, $4.16; W W,
$4.55.
OIL CITY,
balances. $169
mcnts, 162.436
ra. June IS. OIT.S Credit
; certificates, no bid; shlp
bble. : averaare. 66 510 hhls.:
rocs. 147.132 tibia. ; avers ge. 74.250 bbls.
shipments, Lima. 119,249 bl.la; average. 68..
K'O hlils: runs, Lima, 124,408 bbls.; average,
67.480 bbls.
lift' and Molasaee.
NEW YORK, June 18 -BCOA R-Raw.
steady: fair refining, 8c; centrifugal, 64
teat, c; molasses sugar, 8c; refined,
steady.
NEW ORLEANS. June 13. SUGAR
Strong; open kettle, 2i8 8-16c; open kettle,
centrifugal, M'3f: centrifugal whites. 4
6'tV.c yellows. 8.7i4 5-lrtc; seconds, tWn'iKc.
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle. SOrff
:6c; centrifugal, 10(1 16c. Syrup, nominal.
Klaln Hotter Market.
EIX1IN. June 18. BUTTER Firm, with
prices unchsne-ed st 17c. Sales for the
week were 854.800 pounds.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLF.nO-Jun 18 SFFDS-tlover cloaied.
cash, 86.16; Ottober, 6.72. Prime alstke,
uattie
... 2,647
...22.000
,..12,0fi0
... 7,000
... 3.272
... i.eoo
li-tf:
PLAN TO COMBINE ALL MINES
.
TIott York Hears Standard Oil Com
paay Has fndertaken to
Control Ontpnt.
NEW YORK. June 18. In connection with
its prediction of a gigantic combination. In
the near future, of all the valuable mineral
properties in the United 8tatea, with the
possible exception of the Calumet and
Heel copper property In urper Michigan,
the World says: "Within the pset ten
days John D. Rockefeller has taken tip
personally the task which had been left
to his brother, William, and to. H. H.
Rogers, who have been conspicuoiiiily Iden
tified with the mineral Interests' of the
Standard OH company. For ten years the
Standard Oil capitalists have been aciulr
Ing the mines of America through their
bonking Interests.
"In Colorado, David Moffatt and Dennis
Sullivan of the First National bank of
Denver have paid out many millions in
the last sis years for mines, and are snid
to control 70 per cent of the producing
gold, silver and lead mines of the middle
Rocky mountain district.
"Senator Clark, owner of the United
Verde copper mines of. Arlaona and with
large holdings In many of the Amalga
mated Copper company's mines In Mon
tana, has been working with Mr. Rogers
for several years. The extensive placer
gold In southern California controlled by
the southern California banks lire In such
condition that they can be take over at
any time.
"F. A Helnie has been In this city for
several weeks. He will neither affirm or
deny that he Is negotiating for the turning
over of his interests In Montana to thn
new combine. ,
"The only" stumbling block li the way
of the deal Is the Insistence S Mr. Hclnzo
on being made an officers of the new com
pany, which will make It possible for hlin
to keep certain promises In Montana."
DENVER, June IS. John Campion, who
is heavily Interested In the Little Johnny
and other Letvdvllle mines, says that the
merger of metalliferous mines organised by
Rockefeller has not reached Colorado and
dcubts if It ever will.
"I understand that thero Is a big deal on
with Mr. Rockefeller at the head for the
construction of certain mining Interests in
Montana and Idaho, but It Includes copper
properties only," said Mr. Campion. "I do
not think that the project will ever be ex
tended to Colorado, nnd as far as I can
learn none of the local mine owners ta In
terested in any way In the deal.
Mrs. Eddy Receives Visitors.
BOSTON, June 13. Several thousand
Christian Scientists left here today by
special trains for Concord, N. H., on tha
annual pilgrimage -to the home of Mrs
Mary Raker O. Eddy, the founder of Chris
tian Science. In connection with the pll.
grlmsge and In "response to a special In
vitation from Mrs. Eddy the visitors were
to view the elaborate new Christian Science
edifice at Concord, the gift cf Mrs. Eddy.
1 .1 s
Updike Commission Co.
GRAIN AND PROVISION! '.
Business handled promptly In all markets.
Office. 662 Bee Building,
Telephone 468,
. O. W. UPDIKE. MANAQER.
Ten free trips to the World's Fair. 0eo
coupon on page two.
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