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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: STJXDAY, JTTXE 28, 1904.
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! Oats
RAIS AND PRODUCE MARKET
.
Wwther ia King oa 'Cb&np ml Latter ia
Quiet u Besolt. s
DEMANDS ARE POOR AND SALES ARE FEW
Yraaletlaas ( frost Stlsaalat tnostag
Prices, bat ars Ara lkt(,
Tnae laattlag 0 Mick
Trad.
OMAHA. Jun , W"i
The day f apemy on th local Grain
xcnang indicate plainly that speculator
did not overspeak themselves wnen they
declared that tha new and advanced freight
rates would cast a damper on biwnmn
during tha latter part of tn preaent Boon to.
Itmandi are pour and tha market ta ex
ceedingly quiet. Jul I how lone thla sort
of thing will continue la not very hard to
tell If wet weather doesn't Interfere with
July harvesting. Activity on the 'change
during tha mludl and latter part af tha
coming month la easily predicted oa the
floor.
There waa a considerable amount of
fluctuation In priced of corn and wheat,
but on tha whole business was painfully
dull. Wet weather coming so near to
harvest time had a tendency to work prices
up a trifle, but demand was absent.
wheat opened generally higher on strong
cables aod axcessiv rales In tha south
west. Corn waa steady momentarily, but withal
was dull and soon slumped lower at Chi
cago oa the cash aituatioa and liberal re
ceipts, vocally prices were maintained
and cloaed a trifle up. But lethargy
marked this market, too.
Oats were absolutely dead. Demand waa
Suite an unknown thing and there aeemed
ttla or no disposition to buy at any price.
No caah sales of grain wara recorded In
the local market.
Tha prediction of frost In tha western
part of tha state tonight had a tendency
to make prices In all lines ruls well at
the close, but sales were few.
It waa reported that Minneapolis Itocka
of wheat had decreased JKOuw buibels thla
Week.
Weather played tha moat Important part
hi the dolnga of tha market today. The
weather map shows heavy rains la Ne
braska. Iowa. Kansas and Missouri. Two
Inches ot rain were reported from Kansas
City and a heavy precipitation at Con
cordia. McPheraon and other points. Frost
Was experienced at Rapid City and raina
In other points of South Dakota.
WHEA 1' No. 2 bard Ms6c, nominal;
No. I hard, 80881c, nominal; No. hard,
46S75e. nominal. .
CORN-No. 1. 7C7Hc: No. C, 4848c, NO.
4. 44-e; No. I yellow, 47fr47Hc: No. yel
low, 47c; No. I white. 47j4jo. No. White,
ATS-No. 2. 0c: No. a, tfHc: No. 1
white, 41c: No. I white. 39x40ViC. No. 4
white, Swiic: standard. 41o.
The range In prices of Omaha grain for
future delivery and tha close today aod
Friday wara as follows:
Closed
Open. High. Low. Today. JTday.
wheat
July H 10 b
Sept. 7tB 744 B
Dec 71fl 71 0
Corn
tO B TO4 .
74MB ji
Juno wtu
July 4A 4B
46&A
43
38
"B 4SMB
4A 4HB
43i3 43V.
Sept.
, 43
Deo.
3SfcB
Oft .. ..
na ...... i jo at i .
41
r t B m ss.
pt, 30B 81 B 80T4 U
A asked. B bid. .
Lroeal Cask Gravis Market.
'T WHEAT No. 2 hard, 85c. nominal; No. I
ard, 80&83C, nominal; No. 4 hard. 6itf70c,
" nominal.
CORN Nominal and higher; No. i, IStte,
No. 3, 48c; No. 4. 44c; No. 1 yellow, 47
47Mc: No. I yellow. 47c; No. J white. 47l
7V; No. I white, 4&&460.
OATS Nominal and unchanged; Na 1
40c: No. 3, 3Hc; No. I white. 4lc; No. 1
white. ZWtffrrtc; No. 4 white, 3&S3c; stand
ard, ilo.
Raealata mt Onaaka Market.
In. Ou
Wheat ,. a
Corn f
OaU I
Grata Mark! Kleewkere.
Closing price of grain today and Fri
day at the aaarkets named wara as follows)
.trhatt- Today, rrt
July 86 W
, leptember . UfaB tu
Corn
, July t, 4TB 4lB
Wheat- '
July JB4
bepumbar ...................... 71
7BU
10
5uly B 4BT4
Beptambar ) ii
8T. UQVlB.
july'T.i BH-
September alA SOi
Co."!- ... .
July i.. ..4.... ei a mu
Beptembar fcA iaiJ
aLU4NKArX)iaS.
Wheat
July .... . W'V ....
keptamber ....
JDUJLUTH. , .
Wheat
July MHB ....
eeptambar (UiB ....
NaiW XOHK.
Wheat . ,
July VHA. tS
Bnptember ieia 4a
Corn
July ................ ........ m .... M ....
A asked. B bid.
Hates tke Grata Market.
There ta no algn of an early movement
from Texaa on account of wet weather In
the Lone Star state.
There waa a reauest at Kansaa City yes
terday for bids on No. I red Cklauoma
weat, but none were mad.
Wheat opened steady at Liverpool at d
higher and retained that mark, at ths
duse. Corn was dull, but opened and Closed
fed higher.
Eight cars of train were inspected at
Omaua Friday as follows: Wheat. Na. I
hard, on; No. I hard. two. Corn. No. &
four; No. 4. on.
Tha Omaha Grain exchange has a mem
bership of ever 190. It la limited to f
and H seams probable it will have a full
membership belore another year.
Bullish reports come from Indian Terri
tory, where It Is said that tuore cotton,
wheat and Corn wul b rataed this year
than ever before. Tha corn la labeling
out and the fields ara tree from weeua.
About two-lhlrua ot tha wheat crop haa
been harvested.
J. 8. Held of the grain firm af SnapB,
Raid k Co ot Iowa, cam In from a west
ern Nebraaka trip along tna line ot to
Union r'aciuc he declared that wheat and
oats ara In good condition. Tha wheat, he
aye, haa not been Injured by rains, al
though oats ara dewn tn patches. In Buf
falo county the wheat la waist high. Corn
Lt very backward, be reports, couaug only
half way to the knee. Buffalo county
wbeat will be raady tor harvest by tha
tuiuuie of July
BBW YORK uBIESAL Ma.rlK.RT
aetatloaa at tha Day Varloaa
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Juno J5.-FLOUR-R-cetpta,
13,4i barrels; exports, Utf.t barriie;
sales. kM barrels; market steady, but
cjulet; winter wbcat patents. 4 if 5 ;
Winter- straights. I4.70o4.a6, Minnesota
patent, Msivo.su. winter extraa, W.M-lWi
Minnesota bakers. winter low
frades. fcl IVm to. Rya nour, steady! fair
a good, 4.0uti4,J6; cnolce to fancy. t4.&4r
4.70: corn meal, steady; yellow western,
$lltuLU; city, fl.Utfl.li; kiln dried. f3.M
(14 lu.
RYB Nominal; No. 1 western, 70c; noq-
wBARLET-81owi feeding. afHo It New
Tr.rk; malting, nominal.
A' HEAT Receipts, none; exports. 4.M3
bushels; spot market, firm; No. t red,
nominal elevator; No. t red, fl.ftt f. . b.
inoat; No. 1 corthern Duiuth. fl.ut t- o
k afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal
f. o. b. afloat. The market closed at top,
fcfeV? higher than yeaienlay: July. ftHi
ifcll-lbc; tlcaed, tOHc: Ueptsmber. U 9
,kHc: closed. avHc; Deoember, I-liJSiwVs:;
closed. UVc.
' C'URN-Recelpts. 470 bushels: exports.
fafJt bushels; spot market, firm; No. 1
too elevator, and WVyo f. o. b. afloat; No.
I yellow, 66 c; No. 1 white, 6o. Option
market was quiet. Last prluea showed
Cc net lose. July, fwJIViu; closed. f4c;
September, 61Sf)U.c; cloeed. tec.
OATii Receipts. U.&H) buaheis; exports.
tie bushels; ait market, dull: oats ti to
1 p.Kjnda. -,tVic; natural white, to to
pouiuss. v" cuppeo wnue, as to
umts, U'U-ic. t
AiT-toteay; supping, tao; gooa W
toe. tw.
tlwt"
HuPft-Dull: state common to ehtc
tt. In-.jvsc; lut. t!j?c; ..b. -il4c; Va-
i i no cuusi lava, 44Jc; ir.'t, 4J-u-oc, oius.
i.:4e
l'KOVIB10N-Bef. firm: family. t GOtJ
if W, n,., 4tt4iM,: beef hams, f .;
Him. j,.r.t, tsisjyeM; city extra India
toees, fat(vvU.U Cat tueaLe, atsadfi
plrltled betJle. THSHc; plrkled shouloer.
i.4i'yj pickled hams, tioc. Lard, nrw;
Weetets) steamed, 17.15: refined, ateady;
aontlnenC t7.4t; Smith Amuv. fr.Tw enm-
fiound, fiKiia. I'ork, firm; family, eltOW
4 SO; abort el ear, it.la.OO; mesa, flttf
tfi4fl,
HiUiiw Steady ; Oalveston NtaiS pounds,
lc; Cnii.'omia. li to 29 rounds. le; Texas
dry, i to 10 pounda, 34c.
1.1CA f HEVt vuiet; aod, TSQKc
WOOI Pteady; domestic fleece, fcfraSo.
TALXOW gulet; olty, 4c; country,
4y
RlCiS Steady; domestic fair to extra,
ma:Ic; Japan, nominal.
MUTTER linn; creamery, common to
extra, UtfiSe; etata, dairy, common to
extra, 12 jl7c.
CHEfcSli Irrerelar; stst, full cream,
mall, whit and colored, fS; large,
white and colored. 7,o c
EGOS Irregular: western xtras,
lie; extra prime, 17a
POULTRY Alive. easT! western spring
chickens. lc; fowls, llo! turkeys, 12c;
dreeeed. easy; western broilers, 2032Jc;
fowls, llVsc; turkeys. 1441c
CHICAGO CH1I.1 AXD PROTISIOXI
reatares mt tke Tradlag aal Claataaj
Prices mm Beard af Trad.
CHICAGO. Jana tB.-Talk of an active
milling demand 4n tha eouthweat for newly
harveated grain was the chief cause for
t. net advance of Id today In the price
cf September wheat. Corn Is off HBJo.
Cat are unchanged. Provision are down
from 3 He to 12 So. '
Initial quotation en SptTnher whent
were ud k SHo at j"S10. Durlnr the
laat hour September advanced to tlic on
tha purchase of several million bushel by
northwestern houses. Ther was some re
action from the top, but the market closed
strong, with ttertember at JlSo. Juiv
ranged between fevfc and t6tjC and closed
with a gain of o at aVec. Clearances of
wheat and flour wer equal to 77,700 bu.
Primary receipts were 2AJ.400 bu., compared
with l30 a yeaf ago. Minneapolis. Duiuth
and Chicago reported receipts of 374 cars,
agalnat 3ul last week and 240 a year ago.
Heavy selling of the July option by ele
vator Interests caused weakness In aorn.
The cloae was almoet at the lowest point
of the day, July being down Wt at 47o,
after sellin; between 47c and 4Sic. Sep
tember opened Hfco higher at 4(St?4Se.
sold between 4c and v.c and closed nt
4Vi'uMSc. Local receipts wer 144 cars,
with 21 of contract grade.
The fluctuation In wheat and corn had
little Influence on the oat market. After
selling between tHc snd SSSo July cloaed
with a loss of HWmC at S&4c. September
opened unchanged to Va'o higher at 31V 3
Sic, sold within th Topenlng range and
closed at th low point. Local receipt
wer 10 ears.
Provision wer firm early on smaller
receipt of hog and higher prloea at tha
yards. Packer wer fair purchaser early
In the day. Later In the session th mar
ket eased off on profit-taking. Prospects
of more liberal receipt of hog on Monday
wer a late bear Influence, At th clot
September cork was down l?i4c at t12.37l&.
lard was off "; Rc t fl.tWIA and rib
were down to at fT.TTH.
Estimated receipt for Monday! Wheat,
S car; corn, 434 cars; oata, M car; bogs,
M.ntiO head.
Tha leading future ranged as follow:
Artlcle. Open. Hlgh.( Low. I Close. Te y.
Wheat
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
Com
June
July
Sept.
Oata
June
July
Sept.
Dec.
Pork
July Sept
Lard
July Sept.
Riba
July
Sept.
l I
sHi
83
80H
47
4S
48 V
S1
81
K4
s
80
. 47H
47!
47
48
48
3L H
S
31?lj131'!32:
31
22
1J 10
13 If
II 10
13 40
13 4!
13 42V,
70
7
IB
T 86
7 27
7?
7 C
No. t a Old. b New.
' Caah quotation war a follow!
FLOUR Dull, but ateady: winter pat
ents, 4.Uf4 S&; straight, KS0O4.40; spring
K tents, f4.4.7a; straights, f3.t0v4.2o;
kera, K.etiai.
WHEAT-No. t apHng. 3397c; No. X, ft
e6c; No. 2 red, 8&9c.
CORN No. 4cj No. t ygllow, i&N9s.
OATaWNa. -V rttmici -No. t whlta, 4u
42j. t
Rru-Na. t ate, -
11AKLE T Oood feeding, 32t3to; fair to
Choice malting, 4A33ZC. - '
BED No. 1 flax, fl.01: 'No.'i northwest
ern, fl.07; prim timothy, 12.83; clover,
contract grade, flO.Jf.
PROVISIONS-Meea pork, per bbl., 112.19
13.00. Lard, per 100 lb., r.oVtt702. Short
rtba aide (loo), r.J7gi7.62; abort deaf
aide (boxed), f7.K47.u. .
Following were the receipt and hlp
menta of flour and grain:
Re1rts. Shipment.
Flour, bbl 20.800 15,900
Wheat, bu l,Su0 3S,60
Corn, bu... 377. t0 409.100
Oata. bu 15o,0 132. CM
Barley, bu 21.000 2.700
On th Produc tchange today the but
ter market waa firm; creamery, 1218c;
dairy. ll$ltie-. Eggs, firm; at mark, case
Included, 14itfl4c. CBeeae, ateady. 7ba.
tt. Laal Grata ail Pravlaloas. .
BT. LOUIS, June 25. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red. caah. elevator, nominal; track,
tl.oel-OS; July, 83o; September, flo; No.
I hard. gf!92c.
CORN Weak; No. 2 cash. 48c; track, 60c t
July, 47c; Heptsmber, 44o.
OATS Firmer; No. 2 cash. 41e: track, 42
(uS2c; July. 37c; September, Uc; No. 2
White, 444tSc. .
FLOUR -Steady; red winter pattntf, 4.75
4 extra fancy and straight. 24.30(74.70;
Cler. 23..xn'4.W. '
SEED Ttmothjr, steady, t! 40t.7f,
CORN MEAL Steady. t3.7.
P RAN Quiet: socked, this side, SScifftl.Oa
HAT Firm; timothy, t3.00vl4.90; prairie,
IRON COTTON TIES-CSo.
BAGOINO Se.
ItEMP TWINE .
PROVISIONS-Pork lower; Jobbing,
1117. Iird, lower; prime ateam, f8.3S.
POUI.TRT Easier; chickens, 9c; apringa,
10ftl4cj turkey, lie; ducka ar: jreese, 3c.
BUTTER Slow; creamery, Miic; dairy,
10W15c
EQQ9) Bteady, 13 c, ease count.
..." Receipt. Shipments.
Flour, bbl 3.0n0 g.or)
Wheat, bu 4,000 K 00
Corn, bu 8.000 31.0iO
Oats, bu 28.0UO 23,000
Kaaaaa City Grata aad Peerrlatoaa.
KANSAS CITT, June JS-WHEAT-July,
5c; September, 71'rr71c: December. 71
f7lc: cash. No. 2 hard; iTWSSc; No. 2, al
tf; No. 2 red. 99o: No. 3. SmuiWo.
CORN Firm, July. 46i'?r45c; September,
43c; December, 3S&39c; cash. No. 3
mixed. Sic- No. 2. Mc; NO. t white, l0ac;
No. tj, 4lo6c.
OATS-fiteady; Na. 8 whit. 2c; No. 2
mixed. 3c.
RTFNominal. No. f, ato.
BUTTER Creamery. l31!ic: dairy, 120.
EQpB Iwer; Mlaeourl and Kanaaa, new
Na I whltewood enses Included, Ho; cas
count. 11 Ho; cases returned, llo.
HAT Firm; choice timothy, 2l0.50mi.00;
chola prairie, fi.0Ou4.S0i '
Receipt. Shipment.
Wheat, bu ji fO r 4O0
Corn, bu 87 0 .().
Oata, bu . t.&jQ J.009
Pklladelpkla Pradse Mark.
PHILADELPHIA. Jun 28 BUTTER
Market c higher; extra creamery, l3o;
xr nearhv print. 19c.
BOGS Steady, good demand; freeh
nearby, 1C lo Off; frah weetern, lc
fresh outhweterfi. 7c: freah outhm. Ho.
CHEESE Steady: New Tork full creams,
rholc to fancy, &; fair to good.
J8C
Mlaaap11 rata Mark.
MINNEAPOLIS.' June rB.-WHEAT-July.
S4c; September, CmiSIVic; December.
3o4cr on trsck: No. 1 hard. c; No. 1
rnrlh.ru , ' Mk hA,KArM
FLOUR First patent. fi Oob 10: aecond I
irwciiio, n wui wi urn wears, 9& w fri aa ,
econd clears, fi.it
BRAN In bulk. lit.fO; shorts, fll.fO.
Mllwaaka Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, Jun 16. WHEAT Firm;
No. 1. 9trc; No. 2 northarn, f4VH-ijjc; old
July. 8;s.ntrc.
RTE-Dull; No. I, 8e.
BARLEY Dull; No. t, Oc; Mmpl. as3
63c.
CORN-Steady; No. 2. 48a4tc( July.
47&4!0, .
Uveraaal Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 38. WHEAT a pot,
easy) No. 1 California. 4 ad. Future
teadv: July, I 8d; September, 4s 4;d.
CiRN tiot eaay: American mixed, new,
4a 4.1; Amerlcar mixed, old. 4s ! Future
dull. July, 4 4d; kptmber, 4 24.
Pearla Orala Market.
PEORIA. June. 2a.-CORN Lower; No. 2,
4f): No 4. 42-?.
WH1SKT On th basl of fl St for fine
Ishcd goodj.
Talede Seed Market.
T"LEDO, June 25. SEED Clover, caah,
f41; October, JjTS: prime alalke, H30t.4 0;
prim Umuihy, 14-464 keatiiautbar, (Lai.
11 , 31
32 K
12 7 II 97
U 23 II a
7 05 T OS
T 23 7 25
7(S 75S
7 7b 7 77
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Mrteg a BUnJ, but Bio. Net
Loese at tha Clot.'
DEALINGS LirLUSS AND INDIFFERENT
Fractional Rla ta Railroad geearltlea
Ara Kaeaaraglag Faetara, kat
Geaerat Toae 1 Wltkant
Aay fHlaaalatioa.
NEW TORK. Jun 2S.-Th atock market
mado aome stand arly today against th
reactionary tendency yesterday, but yielded
at the close and snowed small cet losses
on the oar. Th reault la to leave the
week change small. Tha dealing today
were indifferent to th point of llfeieasneea.
A fractional rla In Union and Southern
Pacinc and a steady tone of the Wabaahea,
Indicating th passing of the effect of the
remission of the interest on th debenture
"A" bond Were the encouraging fsctors.
Free oflerings of Consolidated Ua and of
the Metropolitan Traction awock wer un
settling influence. Th bank atatetnent
contained no great aurprlee, but It waa en
tirely without stimulation. Th Increase
In cash reserves brought that Item to a
high record point. Th fl7.vu0.0OO loan In
crease want only to be one repeated to
bring that Item to a new high level.
Today depolts, at tl.l43.ai4,100, exceed by
over lll.oou.vu the previous record mad
early last month Just previous to th with
drawal of government deposits from th
banks for th panama canal payment.
Greatly curtailed demand tor money la a
clear Induction from this condition of
money. But growing dlscusalon ia given to
th part played by bid for deposits by th
bank and trust companies In causing thla
condition and the oundnea and health
fulness of the policy In such a money mar
ket as that existing at present
The total sales of bond wer. par value,
21,347,000. Price of atock hav crept up
ward tht week, slowly and somewhat la
borloualy. Th market ha been almost
entirely free from pressure and th amall
advance met llttl resistance In th way
ot selling to realise or bear attack.
The news of the week has not been Im
portant and was decidedly mixed In char
acter. Profitable crop for th season are
greatly relied on to end th contracting of
busines for some time noticeable ana to In
fuse business, which will revive and do
away with th exceaslv conservatism
which operates on a basis ot possible fur
ther shrinkage In consumptive demand, and
la Itself a potent factor In such shrinkage.
In the southwest comparisons are with
the period of flood damage last year, for
which aome allowance I made. Net earn
ings for th earlier period now coming to
hand show aom severe decline In promi
nent Instances notable Missouri Pacific and
Baltimore A Ohio. In other, eueh a
Wabash and Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago
at HU Louis, the retrenchment In expense
ha been o considerable aa to more than
offset the decrease tn groas earning.
Th reduction of th dividend distribution
on Lake Erie tt Western preferred wa fol
lowed thl week by th passage of a divi
dend on a subsidiary road of the Vander
bllt system, th Indiana. Illinois Iowa.
The sentiment developed by these act
culminated with th passage of the Interest
on the Wabash debenture "A" bonds, which
became known to trader for first Dera
tion only on Friday.
Th redundancy on th money market
has Increased and has had appreciable ef
fect on the Investment demand for high
grade stock and bond. The quick sub
scription for an offer of Burlington bonds,
th winding up of th Lake Shore deben
ture syndicate and th taking of Rock
Island notes, as th Southern Pacific pre
ferred stock, ar regarded aa expedient
against th present poor demand for bonds.
Notice ha been received of further re
ceipt of Japanese gold and the season'
flrst receipt of Klondike gold hav coma
to hand. Th heavy accumulation of re
serve in New York, which la now without
S raced en t. 1 recognised a due to poor
em and for money in buslnea through th
Interior, but ther I growing dtacusslon
also of th effect of the large Interest paid
on deposit by .New Tork banks and trust
companies atid th Inducement to bsnk to
expend their not Issue on account of
government deposit for Panama canal pay
ment. .
Bond price bar moved upward during
th week, with th exception of aom of the
speculative lasuea United States new 4
registered hav declined par cent on call
during th week. -
Following wa tha rang of price M th
Stock exelumge yesterday:
..i Sal M. High. Low. Close.
Atchison . 1 WH KH
B. A O t0 80 8u'2 80
do pfd..., oo siZ i i .
Can. Pacific , U 123
Central of N. J ,. , 161 .
Che. 4k Ohio...
Chicago gt A...
do pfd
Chicago Ot. Western ,
C. , N. w
C, M. 4k BU P...
do Dfd
Chicago T. 4k T.
do pfd,
C, C. C. 4k L U.
Colo. "Southern
it it l&K
48
20 20 20
U5 m i
.. 270
do lit pra....
do 2d pfd....
DeL 4fc Hudson
Del.. U W t
D. t R- O ..
do ptd. li,,
Erie T. 1.1W W
do 1st pfd 2u0
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley ..
do pfd v. ...
111. Central. 200 IU
Iowa central '
do pfd .
K. C. Bouthern 100 HV
do pfd
L. t N
Manhattan L.
Met. Securities
Met. 6t. Ry;.
Minn. & St. L... ......
M , St. P. S. 8t M.
do pfd
Mo. Paclflo
M., K. ai T
do pfd
Nat l R. R. of Id. pfd
N. Y. Central
Norfolk 4V W
til (2
"vi li
.16 118
66 6
au
do- pfd
Ontario 4k W 1.000
Pennsylvania ......... 800
P., C , O. St L...
Reading 2,200
do 1st pfd hA
do 2d pfd...., n
Rock Island Co 700
do pfd , 20
Bt LTas 8. F, M pfd ......
St. Louis S. W
8o0pa.rih'?'!!."!!!!!!!!!
25 .
lis UJ
So. Railway
do pfd
Texaa 4c Paclflo
Tol.. St. L. at W
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabash ..
do pfd
W. 4c I Ak Erla ,
Wla Central..!
do pfd
Hex. Central
Adams Ex...
"ioi
m
3W
Ameiiran Ex
IT, 6. E ,
Wella-Fargo Ex
Amal. chopper
Amer. Car A F. ......
do pfd
Amer. Cotton OIL...
- do pfd
Amer. Ice
do pfd
Amer. Unseed Oil...
18
104
200
71
4
M
"A
Tt
48
28
1M
11
S
n
Si
T3
h
n
T4
Kit
4u
14
74
BO
1T
IT
100 26 as
too 'r '
do pid...
Amer. Locomotive
do pfd
Amir. Smelt A n...
Aa ttfd ..
aoi i ti
Amer. Sugar Ref..
Anaconda M. Co..
Brooklyn R T
Colo. Fuel A I..,.
Con. Oas
Corn Product
"tut 120 134
1.600 48 48
144 iw
600 11
11
lie
if
do pfd
Planners' Securitt
General kTlectrlo
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd. .-.... ..... .
Natl Lead
No. American......... .
iob lis
'ioi 47
too ao ao
Paoiflo Mail.
People's Oas
Pressed Steel Car
do ptd
Pullman P. Car.,
ftripublic Steel....
do pfd
Rubber Hoods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A I
f 8. leather
do pfd
U. 83. Realty
do' ptd
35
i
fa
4
40
4
V. 4J. Rubber.
do pfd ....
C. A 1 eel
do pfd
Wcatlnrh. Electric
10
M
1W
86
Western X'nlon.
. i
S7
84
Tvtat sales for th day. 83,100 share.
atalersaeat Breaks fteeord.
KXW. lOlUC, Jaa 34. Tbl Week
statement break all prtvlou twrorfl for
grana total or aere'ia, wnicn now aT
gate fl. 143 314.10. Tha aggregat for st eel
aid for eaah botdinga Is also In excess at
all previous records. The week' Increase
f aver tl7,ono,og In loan it believed to re
ault from Increased actlrlty In th bond
market, which Is coincident with the semi
annual disbursement ot Interest and divi
dend payment.
Haw Tark Meaey Market.
NEW TORK, Juna 25 -MONET-On call,
nominal; tlm loans, easy; and 90 day.
1'rt per cent; 4 month, f per cent
Trims mercantile papkrt-494
per cent
STERLING ITXCHANOE Firm; actual
business In bankers' bills. MXTSom 3735 for
demand and H "9 44 for 40-day bill;
posted rate, 34. 8. 4. 81; commercial bill,
f4.MVf4
SILVER Bar. fHc; Mexican dollars. 4
BONDS Government ateadyi railroad,
firm..
Th cloerlng fluotations cm bond ar a
follow:
tJ. a. ret. la, rt--lVMaahatan e. . 4s...
4e eon poo luSH n. uatnl 4a t4
4 ta. r 1V k lae 11
e eoapoa 1 ,Mi... St. L-4e..
e 4s, nc mlf.. K. A T. 4s I
4e eevpoa 134 ta U
el4 4s. r....lu'4'N. R. R. e( M. e. 4s. r
n, teupoa I'"1 ft. T. C. g. IHa loo4
Atehtona (. 4a 1M N. 1. C g. U Ilia
4o adj. 4 Hi He. Pi4s 4s 1(H4
AtlaatM C. k ts ftlk; 4o la 14
. a o. 4s In. w. a ie
4o ivta MM o. a. u 4a A rr--.
CMtral of Oa. Is Ul Pma. eeae. Ii
ee 1st ia U na4ing g.a. 4a 1(V
Ckea. Ohle 4H....1J St. L A I. M. a U-.115
Cklcage A A. Ih.... J it. L A . T. ta 4a. II
c. b. a o. a. 4s.... r sa u a. w. u
C M. St. f. s 4. 10 'Mbrr4 A. L. 4....
C. A N. W. a ta...lrt Be. P.rld. 4a
C. R. I. A P. 4s.... n4 o. Railway Is W
e eol. la Tta Texas A l. U Ill
CTC. a It. L . 4a.. I. T , k L 4 W. 4a.. 14
Cklcaio Tar. 4a T laloa rael 4s 1
Cea. Takaocs 4a 11 4e mt. a I
Colo. A So. 4s r. (. tMl 14 la Tin
D. A R. O. 4a ttMV4 Watia.li ia 117
rn prior Ua 4s... .10014 do itb. B l
la S'n. 4a MW. U B. 4s It
T. W. D. C. ll...l H Caatral 4a II
Horkln V.l. 44....lii Cold. r. L a. to .
LAN. aU 4a. lei
Bid.
Bta atok Q a at at leas.
BOSTON, Juna ti. Call loans, 23 per
cent; time loan, 3$H per oant Official
closing of stocks and bond
Atekiasa all. 4.
lUjiWsaUaa aaauM
TI
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1
4a,
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ITk
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469
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73
do 4s
....MllAll.o.i
.... VAotr
.... IIS. Amal(aaiate4 ..
.... I6'4m.nc0 Ilae
,...l41aAtlaatls
....141 iBinshaa
....141 It 41. a Hocla...
....Ul OotmaUl
M.i. Ceatral 4s..
Atcblsoa
4o pti
Boatos Albany.
fiota A Malna.
Boataa Kla.au
Fitcbbarf ptd ....
.tax. ia,v.,vpw n.uf, ,
N. T., N. H. A H...JM Dalr West ...
Pr Marqtwtte It rxmlaloa Coal
M.I. taalrat
Tit Copper Range
. MH rranklls
An.r. Arse. Cham
do pfd
A mar. Faas. Tula.
Anwr. Bagar
do pfd ,
Amor. T, A T
Amer. Woeloa ....
. 11H orancy
. Jj,Ui. Royals ....
. 4 Mass. Mlalag ..
.KlUjlMichlgaa
.lit I Mohawk
.10 Mont, a C.
. lS;Old Domlnlea'..
do pfd
T7 Oaowla
Dcmlalon I. A I I .Parrot ..
Ediooa Eloe. ill
a v)ulaer
Oaneral glootrls
,1b! Shannon ......
Maaa, Eioctrta
do pfd
Mass. Oas ....
19 Tamarack .....
Tl Trinity
M14 V. t. Mining.
, 101 iU. S. Oil
tinlu Fruit
United Phos Math.... 4 Utah
do pfd MH'Vlctorta
V. 8. Steal t Winona ,
do pf 44. WolTorlas
bio.
Iaaaaa tHocki Mar kat.
LONDON, Jun 25.-CloMng:
Cotiaola. Btosoy
Ittt N. T. Central
..tint
.. a7
.. sa
.. tt
.. 44
.. I4
.. ti
::25
.. n
iP
10 H
.. I"4
.. :
do account
Aaaeoada ...
Atchtaoa
o aid ...
at 15-14, Norfolk A W
... J do pfd
... 7 Ontario A W
.. f I rna.rinla ....
,. tin I Rand Mines
..lMiRoading
.. II I do lit pfd
.. 14 I do Id pfd
..144'to. Railway
Baltlsior A Ohio.
Canadian Paettq ..
Cbaa. a Okie
Chlealo Gt. W
C k. 4 It, P...
DaBwtrs
D. R. O
de pfd
trie
de 1st pfd
do Id pid
Illinois Central ...
Louis. A Nash.....
M.i JL A T
1'4
do pfd
Bo, PaeiSa ...
Unloa Facias
do pfd .....
C A atoal...
eo pfd ....
Wabaak
do pfd ....
.. ii
.. M
..114
..UIV4
.. It
SILVER Bar firm, 25d par ounce.
MONET ltfl per cent
The rat of discount in th open market
for short bill . I 2 per cent; (or three
month' bill. 1 3-141,2 per cent,
Haw York Hlatagr Itocka.
NEW TORK, Jun 26. Th following ar
tn closing price on mining stocks;
Adana Cea
84
Ontario .-.. W4
tlioa ,
rooee ...,
Comstoek Tennol
Cea. Cal. A Va.
Hora SilTor
Iroa Silver
Loadvillo Coa ...
Lulls Caiat
... Si
... 1
... I
...10
...1M
...111
... I
... 4
Ophlr ......M
Phooau 17
rotast t... 1
Baraa 14
Si.rra noraoa ....... 11
Small Hose ......... II
.... iSOS
racalgra PlaaaclaL
LONDON, June 2k Money waa In good
demand la th market today. DlaoounU
were maintained. The tone on the Stock
exchange was quiescent Consols eased on
th tightness ot money and borne rail were
apathet!o, Americans opened quietly Irregu
lar oa either side of parity. Bouthern Pa
clflo and Union Paclflo wer exceptionally
firm, but Inactive. Th market closed quiet
Forelsmer a-nerally were cheerful and
Japanese wer buoyant Imperial Japanea
on ot jw wcrv u.uuie at. soob. jLamri were
depressed.
BERLIN, June 25. Price on th bourse
today war weaker.
PARI 9, June 26. Prlcea were heavy on
the bourse today. Ther waa a alight re
action In Russians owing ta th reported
failure of the naval sortie at Port Arthur.
Russian imperial 4s closed at tt-2 and Rus
sian bond mt 104 at toe.
Baak Clearings for tka TTeek.
OMAHA, .Juna 26. Comparative stats
ment of bank clearing for th week :
1904. 1902
Monday fa,H.4lM tl.44ri.&H.l.n
Tuesday T2,iM .08 1.240 211 01
Wednesday 1.682.40I W 1.824.WS.14
Thursday 1.108.E83 .60 1.E04.900.87
Friday l.Ott K&.64 1.14,4no.e7
Saturday LOtO, 164.4 1084.667.ea
A decreas of ft. 258,073 Tt from th eorra
ponding week laat year.
Clearlagr Haas Avars gres.
NEJVT TORK. Jun 88. Th statement of
averages of ths olearlng bouse banks of
thl city for th week shows: Loan
il.064.813.209, incre tl7.?3,'0; deposit II.
il3.814.lti0. Increase n.W.V0; clrrtilatlon
iw.v.O.luO, Increase 3217 lu0; legal tender 853..
412.900, Increase $9uo,I00; specie tO40.3s,3QA,
Increase t4.0u2.0OO; reserve :4.21.WO. In
crease M.X: reserve required 16.828.675,
decrease tilT.SOO; ex-tTnltd State deposit
t44.2ri.22D, decrease 3430,725.
Conditio at tka Trea a arr.
WASHINGTON, June 25. Today1 ata la
ment of th treasury balanees In the gen
eral fund, cxclualve of th tit0.000,0ft0 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
hows: Available cast balaac, U44.0sia.Mi J
gold. 262,444,440.
agar and Malasse.
NEW TORK, Jon 24 SUOAR-Raw.
firm; fair refining. 3 7-1 6c; centrifugal, M
test 1 14-140. Mplaaae sugar. I 8-10.
fined, firm; No. 8. 4.66c; No. 7, 4. too; No. 8,
4.4ei No, , 4.40e; No. 14, 4o No, 11,
4 3c; No. ll 4.26c; No. 13. 4 3uc; No. 14,
4 10. Confeotloner' A 4.t0o mould A.
I tOc: cut loaf, t.S&c; crushed, t.45c; pow
derid, t.OSc; granulated. 4.86c; rubes, i.20c
. MOLAHSESQulet; New Orleans, oped
kettle, good to choice, 31j37o.
NEW ORLEANS, Jun 28. SUGAR
Strong; open kettle, tic3 3-14c; open ket
tle, centrifugal, 3o; centrifugal whit. 4
C4e; ysllows, 3'4 t-loc; seoonda, 29
ItOLASSES-Momlnal; open kettla 20d
the: centrifugal, lulic Syrup, nominal at
2lm26c -
. OH a4 Rosla.
NEW YORK. Jun 25 OIIA-Cottonsead,
firm; prim crude, nominal; yellow, iwa
Petroleum, easy; refined. New Tork, ffl.ii;
Philadelphia and Haiti more, $7.00. Turpen
tine, quiet 6t4&6c.
ROSIN Quiet; strained, aemr&oa to good,
poo.
SAVANNAH, Jun 28. OIL-TurpenUn,
firm. 52c.
ROeiN-FIrm: A, B, O, 23 66; P, 33 46; E,
2170; F. 12 0; a. 82.84; H, H ot); I. 83 4o; K.
tl 40; M, 13.6a; N. $3.80; W. O., 34.35; W.
OIL CITT, June 26. OIIA-Credit bl
anrea, 21.87; certificates, no bid. Shipments,
47,638 tibia , average atti; runa, 47.K1 bbla.,
average 44.9K7. Shipment Lima. 17,441 bbla,
average 43.24; runa Lima, 14.110 bbl., avor
ag iV,4-. '
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. June 25.-METAL8 Ther
was th usual quiet Saturday trade today
In metals, with prices generally well ua-
talned. Copper, lake, til CtH'U'lt 78: electro
Ivtic, 212.sw.Jll CH; casting. ti3 12 & 13.34.
Tin, apot i-6 4'j A.7S. Spelter ruled firm,
with ofTncinga light; spot, KT64J4 87 Lead.
84BN44.3U. Iron, nominally unchanged; pig
lion wamuite weak at 88.00.
ST. LOl'ld. June 24 . M ET AL8 Lead,
teady. Kla Spelter, higher, $4-70.
CoaTe Market.
NEW TORK, Jun 24. COFFER The
market for coffe future opened steady at
ur.changed prices to a decline of I points.
Sales wrre reported of 83.0U0 beg. Including
July at t.?Mti'6.7bc; August, 4.76c; sV-ptemt-r
l8t,uAJc: October. 4lte; Lecember, 4 2t 'if
4I'-; January. 44"c; March. A Fc 4 1 May,
4 7i-a,"c. tHKit Klo, quiet; No. 1 Invoice,
Ui tuUd, gtea4jr Cwdvva. taWI3y
" ' "
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
All but Cluioeta Gmdet of 0,ttl Sellin;
Koch Lower Than Week Ago.
HOGS HAVE BEEN GOING STEADILY UPWARD
ederata Receipts af Ikeea aat Laaaba
4 wltk a LtborsU Desaaad Prleea
Have Held Pally Steady All tka
Week aa Desirable Grades.
SOUTH OMAHA. Juna 26, 1804.
Receipts war: Cattle.Hogs. Sheep.
umciai Monday
Orhclal Tuesday ...
Otttoial Wednesday
Oflicial Thurauay.
UrHniaJ rrlrt. .
l,tfu4
4.7U2
a.M
ml
11. t4
11.14
U.X
t.l3
Atad
2.8vl
3.1H1
l;i
AOJl
1.137
744
230
otticial Saturday
Total thl week
Sam day last week...
Same week before
Sam three weeks ago,
Sam four week ago..,
Sam day last year....
REClilPTS FOR THE
.11.TM 64.704 U.8T1
.13.443 oS.217 3.THI
.l.oU e.iSl lO.lut
.14,U1 4a.ru
.14.641 4tA34 11113
6i.3 13.8
TEAR TO DATE.
The following tabid
she the receipt
Of cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha
tor the year to date with comparison with
iaai ysar; J AH. 19U. inc ilea
Cattl 444,658 44.745 40,t7
Hogs 1,313.;J8 1.21-J B3.92S .....
Bheep 4M.I70 boi.iSl
Average price paid few bug f South
Omaha for th last several day with com
parison: Dat I 104. jlSOt.lUOa. l01.UtOO.18S9. 11888.
Juns
Jun
Jun
Juna
Jun
fun
un
Jun
Jun
1...
...
4 S3 I I 83
4 4kh I 7
I.
t
4 4PM t
4 44-i
Ml
...
413
7.
a.
4 4-t
OHi
f 4
0J
t 03
8 M
June 10...
Jun 11,
Jun 13.
Jun 1A
Jun 14...
June 14..
Jun 14..
June 17...
tun 18...
Jun 1..,
Jun zo..,
un 21...
un 22...
Jun 23..
Jun 24...
Jun 25..,
4 Ml
"'HI
00 I
4 07H
t 4i
I 17
I 4
I 88
tie,
8 IS
I 0CUI I Tt
f 1Z I 87
t 15) f 47
Indicates Sunday.
Th official number of car of ' stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle, Hogs. H sea.
C M. A St. P. Ry..
18
v abash Ry
Missouri Pacific Rv..., 1
Union Pacific system. ..1
C. A N. W. Ry
P., E. A M. V. R. R
C, St P., M. A O. Ry
B. A M. Ry
C, B. A Q. Ry
K. C. 4 SC J. Ry t
8., R. I. A P. Ry., east 1
.. R. I. A P. Ry., west
Illinois Central Ry
Chicago Great Western
Total receipt T
U
44
22
122
The disposition of th day' receipt wa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co...
Cattle. Hog.
.a a a 619
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co.. ...
Aimour A Co ...
Swift, from Kansaa City 137
1.06
2,964
2,13
Armour, from Sioux City 834
S. A S. Co 443
Klngan 187
Krey Packing Co too
Other buyer 42 . .....
Total 170 1593
CAi'iut--There wer Just a tew odd
bunches of catU her Mia morning, so
that a fair tan of th market was not
mad. For the weak receipt hav been
lignt, ther being a decrease a compared
with laat wean amounting ta about 2.WU
bead and aa compared witn th sum week
of last year there la a tailing off of about
7,000 head. Other point, though, hav haa
liberal aupplle and aa the demand ba
been aomawhat our tailed, th tendency tx
price ha been decidedly downward.
Th beet steer market baa been very lr
reguiar all tha week. There haa been a
good demand for weli-flnlsned steers, how
aver, and price ar not over locjuc lower
than th high time last week. By that Is
meant cattle that aall from to.80 to 34.13 or
better. The fair to good cattle, or thoae
thAt sell from 85.00 to 36.75. ar 264ft0o lower
And th warmed-up, corn-feds and greener a
ar uf76o lower than th nigh time, tsucn
cattle sell from $4.36 to 84.75. Th demand
for tha grassy and warmed-up steer 1
vary limited, the tarn a 1 generally the
case at this Urn of yar. They do not kill
out at all satisfactorily and aa a result
packers take them only when they can get
them at a low figure.
Tha cow market also suffered In baa
snap this week. Prices started downward
th latter part of last week and continued
It this week. Th good to choice corn-fed
ar only about tutf46o lower than th high
tlm. Referenc is made to the class of
cattle that sen from 34.90$4.rjo, and some
thing strictly prim In th way of heavy
cowa and heifer would sell higher than
that. Th fair to good corn-fed?, or those
that sell from 83.60 to M OO, ar 4i30o lower,
and cutters and grasser which sell from
SI. 35 to 13.00 ara quoted Tto to fl per hun
dred lower than the high time lact week.
Canner ar not over too lower In most
case and Mil from 81.50 to 43.25. Thee
grassy And common cow are selling to
very poor advantage, the same as Is th
cas with steer of that Class. Packers
take them only when they cannot set
enough cf th mor desirable grades to fUV
tneir oraera,
There has been a good demand for th
better grades of Corn-fed bull and uch
kinds ar not more than 1031 &e lower
than the high time Inat week. Grassy
bulls and common stuff of all kinds nr
fully itrrSo lower. Bologna grades sell
from 33.26 t 83 50, grass lull from 22 50
to 43.25 and corn-fads from 83.80 to 84.40.
Veal calve a re about steady for th week
and sell largely from 34.50 to 85.50.
Stockera.and feeders hav been In very
light supply and the demand has also been
limited. Farmers seem to be too busy
with their crop to pay much attention 10
buying atock cattle at thla time. Strictly
choice grada ar about steady for the
week, but undesirable grades are very dull
nd weak. Good to choice grade sell from
about 13.74 to Kit. fair to good from 83.50
to 38. Tt and common stuff from 13.60 down.
Representative sales:
COWS.
Ma Av. Pr. No, A v. Pr.
1 174 3 81 U HI IN
HEIFKHS.
1 14 IN II 84 t 88
CALVES.
1 IS 4 M
HOGH There was a moderate run of hog
here this morning and prioe Improved a
little. The general market wa around
2Ho higher, with th better grade that
both shipper and packer wer anxious
tor THtlfc-o higher. Trading was not par
ticularly active, as buyer war slow to
bid th prices, a thy wanted to get their
drove for llttl mor than steady prices.
Salesmen held on, though, and the bulk
was disposed of In fairly good season at
frioe about Pa higher. After buyer had
heir mor urgent order filled they were
a llttl mor bearish and th close, If any
thing, Wa alow and weak. The bulk of
th hog sold from 25.12H to 15 17fe. with
th cholner load largely from 85 20 to tt.iA:
top, 85.27. Th light and common stuff
went from 88.10 down.
For ths week receipt bar been rather
light. A4 aom pared with laat week, there
I a falling of amounting to about 6.000
head, and as compared with the same
week of last year, ther I a decrease cf
about 7.0OO head. In view ot the light re
ceipt and activ demand from all sources
tb tendency of price has been upward
and there la a net gain for the week of
about 20tdP2tr. , Representative sales:
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fcHfcK" Ther wer no fresh arrivals ot
heep and lambs thl morning, and conse
quently there was no niAraet. For the
aeek receipts bar been about three time
heavier than they were lust week, but na
compared with tn corresponding week of
lost year ther is a failing oft ot about
3,Oo head.
Tha demand from all source for anything
at ail deslrabls In the killing line has been
very satisfactory and the week Is closing
with a good strong tone to the trade.
Gra users and corn-fed have all sold to good
sdvantag and price ar fully steady for
tn W4H-k. Packer ar a Uttl alow about
taking hold of th common stuff, but still
ven that class Is selling to as good ad
vantage aa was the case a week ago.
Very few feedera have arrived, practically
all of the western grasser having been
good enough for killers. No. demand for
feeder has developed so far, aa farmer
ar busy with their work and ar not look
ing for feeding stock.
quotations for fed stock: Good to
choice lambs, to 50; fair to good lambs,
35 6ov6.00: good to choice yearling or weth
er. S5 0Ofj5 2S: fair to good yearlings or
wethers. 4 7&iff5.00; good to choice ewe.
44 2534.10; fair to good ewe. tifti;i3.
CHICAGO IJVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Uasalaal, Hear anA ghee
teady aad Receipt Fair.
CHICAGO, Jun 24. CATTIB Receipt,
Il.OuO head; market nominal; good to prime
steers, S5.5O&4.50; poor to medium, 34 5"0
6.50; stockers And feeders, 82.5iU'4.60; cows,
tl.54.35; heifers, 32.0ue4.75: canners. 31.50
&2.6o. bulls, 82lXi4: calves, 2.5ta.uu;
Texaa fed steers. S.26-o3.6S.
HOOS Receipt today. 7.000 head; esti
mated Monday, 36,000 head; market steady:
mixed and butchers, to.2i6.40; good to
choice heavy. 85 3va 40: rough heavy, 15.13
(30. light, 35.316.15; bulk of sale, 21.29
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipt. 1,000
head; sheep and lambs steady; good to
cholc wethers 84 ilt 00; fslr to choice
mixed, 23.75y4.50: western hecp, 33.504.75;
native lamb, $100417.00; western lamb,
34.0u4jo.00.
Kaaaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, June 25. CATTLE R
celpts, 400 head. Market unchanged; cholc
export and dresed beef steers, 25.60iu4.40j
fair to good. $4.25i.50; western fed steers,
34 26S6.So; stockers and feeders, 32.604m.76;
southern steers. 42.61y36.OO: southern cews,
ll.50t.50: naUvt cows, 21. 504.50; natlv
heifer, t2.5otj6.40; bulls, Ii.5u43-42S: calve.
22 2oH.60. RecelpU for the Week, 28.500
bead.
HOO 3 Receipts, 1.000 head. Market Wa
steady to 5c higher; top, tpKa: bulk of
sales, 34 5tW6.30; heavy, fc.20.h4: pack
er. tS.1536.2o: plga and llghU. tH.50r0-t'X
gHEKl' AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,000
head. Market nominally steady; natlv
l . 1 y:r.3 . . .V. II Ui
fed ewe, 34.4otid.00; Texas clipped yearling,
44.404.26; Texas clipped sheep, V4.00w4.7i;
tocker and feeders, 33.0O34.4a
St. Loals Live Stack Market. '
ST. LOUIS, June 26. CATTLE Receipt.
2,000 head, Inccludlng 174 Texana Market
quiet and steady; native shipping and ex
port steer. 34.ao4.66; ths top for strictly
fancy dressed beef and butcher' steers,
ti.605.26; steer under 1,000 lbs., 34.004.00:
tocker and feeders, $3.0034.25; cows and
heifers, 22.265.45. the top for corn fed heif
ers; cgnners. $1.5tf2.00; bull. 22.6Cg4.50;
calves, 83.0tr(n5.60; Texas an Indian steer,
23.0P?" 50; cow and heifers, U76i.75-
HCXiS Receipts, 7,000 head. Market
opened higher and cloaed lower: pigs and
lights, 34.2oS-10; packers, thltXtfr.lZ; butch
ers' and best heavy, 85.2oSd.43.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, SdO head.
Market steady: native mutton. 83.50S-i.l6:
lambs, 4.2&-J.iO; cull and bucks, ti.0'3
4.00; atockers, t2.60tS3.00; Texan. 34.004.60.
Hew York Live Stock Market.
KBW TORK, Jun 25. BEEVES No
trading in live cattle; dressed beef steady
at 7Vyl0c Pr lb-: extra beef, 10Hc.
' CALVES No receipts: nominally Bteady;
city dressed veils In fair demand tvt 4419a
Der lb.
. HOOft-Nominally steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 4.18
head; sheep alow; prime and choice lamb
firm; -other steady; beep sold at 33.0jy
4.60; dressed mutton steady at 7'pHc;
dressed lambs, 9il3c: extra sheep, tfi 00 per
100 lbs.; sheep, I7.0U437.60; on car, 17.75.
BEEVES None received; feeling moder
ately weak; exports today wr 1,000 cattle
and 4,618 quarter of beat.
tleax City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, Ia., June 25. Spclal Tele
gram. V-CATTLE Receipts. 100 head; mar
ket steady; beeves, 44.6u06.OO; cow, bulls
and mixed, 22.50i6.00; atockers and feeder,
13.00C4.10; calves and vear'.lng. 3X00X1.86.
HOiiS Receipts, 4.600 head; market to
higher, elling at t5.0u6.20; bulk, to.lte.15.
tt. Joseph Live Stock Market.
8T. JOSEPH, June SB CATTLE Re
ceipts. 22 head: market unchanged.
HOOS Receipts, 177 bead. Market strong
to 60 higher; light. 3o.ltJ4i-i.22H; medium and
heavy, $5.17HICH-
8HBEP AND LAHB9 Reoelpta, I head.
Market unchanged.
Stock la Sight.
Following were th receipt of live stock
for tb six principal western citle yester
day: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 230 8.652
Chicago , 12.000 t.oiio 1.000
Kanans City - 4uo z.u"0 z.9"0
EL Louis leoo 7.0. 0 SuO
St Joseph 23 2.877
euoux city iuu 4.0W ....
Totals
OMAHA
14.751 11,59 .2.3J0
WHOLK3AL81
MARKS TS
Coadltlaa af Trade aad Qaatatlea an
tapla aad faaey Prodaea.
EGGS Receipts, liberal; market, ateadyi
fresh candled atock, Hlac; case count, lie
LiVK POULTRV-Ueiis, IVfec; rooatere,
according lu s.e, Wtio; lurkaya, 13c; duck.
tiaSc; geese, 6c; broiler, l&ulso.
BUT i EH packing stock, lie; choice to
fancy dairy, li(,Hc; aeparalor, 17jlhc.
t'KKttll s'lbii Trout, 100; pickerel, lei
pike, lun; perch, 7c; bluefish, lie: whitefiah,
14c; salmon, 14c; redsnappar, 11c; lobatar,
green, ioc; lobster, boiluU, toe 1 bullheads,
lie; cattish, 14c; black buss. 20c; halibut.
10c; crapple. 12c; roe shad, II. 00; buffalo,
ec: wlilt baas, lie, frog legs, per doa, aao.
BRAN Per vou, 313. W.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha 'Wholesal
Dealer' association: Cholc No. 1 upland,
87.to; No. 2, 17. tw; medium, 44.58; coarse, 14.00.
Rye straw, ei.iw. Theae prices are tor hay
of good color and quality. Demand laif
And receipts light. -
ORANUkld-Navels, chola, large six,
U.vj, fancy navels, all alxua tXiu. Medlter.
ranean sweets choice, all slxea, to.0c4ij;
Jaffa, all sixes, ti ifc43.0.
TROPICA Li FRUITS.
LEMONS CaUuruia fanci, .70-300-340,
as.7t44.25: cho'c. 13.51.(33.75.
CALIFORNIA F1Q-Pet 10-Ih. carton,
too; Imported Smyrna. 3-.rown, Uu; 4
crown, 14;; 7-crown. lie.
BANANAS Per med!um-ied bunch,
t2k4iV5ti; Jumbo, t2.7i3.1!i.
DATES Persian, per box uf 30 Pkgs.,
82. W: In 40-lb. boxes. 6c per 10.'; Orlenui
tuflred, per box, 8-'.40.
UN E APPLES lu crate Of 24 to 42, per
rat, t M2fi-i
FRUITS.
RASPBCRRIES-Pcr 24 qta. 82.00; per 34
pts.. 11.60.
liLACKBtRRIES Arkanaus. per at qt
22. OU.
CHERRIES California, Royal Ann or
Tartarian, per uox, l.iMKL7i; aouthem, par
24 qts., ti.ii. Home gruwu, per ti qis.,
GOOSEBERRIES-a-ejt. case. 21A0.
PEACH i-av Texas, per 4-basket crat.
tl.00; California Alexandra, par box, IL16.
PLUMS California Clyman, tl.Ja. .
APRiCOTB Calliornia. 11.50.
CANTELO;P Xeaaa. br crat. arson
171 . . ...
WATERMELONS Pr ID.. Crated. 1)4,01
ach. tutyiuQ.
VEOETABJ.ES.
POTATOES Ciioaa. tl.jt; Dakota, per
bu.. 81. 20; New ItJta Red stock. In sack,
per lb., Mic
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. 82.1HJ2.26.
ONIONS Bermuda, per 6c-ib. trt, tlM;
Louisiana, in aulas, por lh., 2VaC.
CABBAGE tilfornia, per ih., ?HS2o.
CACLlFLOWLit-Ier Cut.. lUs.
ClX'LAIHKItjj-ler d., ow..
TOMATOES Texas. 4-basket crate. 1.00.
RA 1 "IriHKS l'er dux. buncues, 2vk
LETTIC E Top Uttute, per dus , 30c,
TURNIPS Southern, per do , 25c
BEKTii Southern, per do., ate.
CARROTS Southern, per dus., 25c
PAKril.EY Per do, tc.
BEANS Wax, per bu. box. 81.00; per H
bu. basket, 75c; string, per bu. box, 2.0u;
per U-bu. box. 75c.
SPINACH Far bu., home grown. aVTMO.
ASPARAOt'H-Per d'.s. bunches. 40c
GREEN I'EPPERS Per 6 bask', crat,
t? w
80UA8H Florida summer, per doa, Itc,
I'FS-Per bu. box. U K.
F:01 PLANT Southern, per doa., SLtO.
MAPI K ei-G A R Ohio, per lb., ltc
lilDEa IS o. 1 green, 4c; Ma. 2 gnaa, let
No. 1 ttlted. 7V: No. I aalted. 4s; No. 1
veal calf. 4 ta 12 lbs , c: Na t veal calf.
11 to 15 lbs., ;c: dry salted. fVl-c; sheep
pelts 240 2ic: horsehldes, 1. vai0.
M ISC EL LAN Fill A
CHFKSE VMsconsin twmr. full cream,
lie; Wisconsin YOung Amnc. 1; block -Swiss,
ltc; Wisconsin brtca. UVc; VVlscoa-sin-
llmbergjr, 13c. .
NI TS Walnuts. No. 1 oft hell. ter lb.,
16c; hard shell, per lb.. 14c; No. 1 soft shell,
per IU. lie; No. a hard aheil. per lb . lJi
pecans, large, per lb., 13c; small, per lb.,
lvk-; peanuts, per lb. 4r; roasted peanuts,
per lb. 4i; ChlU walnuts, IW.W: 1t
hickory nuts, pr lb., 11c: almond, soft
hell, per lb., 14c, hard shell. lo; shell
barka, per bu.. UwO; tuck walnuts, pr bu.,
Cettaa Market.
NEW TORK, Jun 25 COTTON Future
cloeed nnlet: June, 10.27c; July. 10. 5c; Au
gust. 10 lie; September, t.TOc; October. I.lfcc;
November, t tic: December. 64c; January,
9.5c. Spot closed quiet: middling uplands.
11 05c; middling gulf, 1130c Sales, 1.114
8 LOUIS, Jun 26.-COTTON-Qulet;
middling, lie; sales, none: tecelrt. 48 bale;
Shipments, M bale: stock. 13.701 bala
new Orleans, June 25 cotton
Futures, steady; June. 10.4.1c bid; July.
10 53c bid; August, 10.2l.m0 ttw; September,
ire; October. 4.37fl.8c; November. !.!(
t 17c; December. .3-&.27c; January, 1.43
i9.45e. Snot, ateady; ealea, 1,750 bale; or
dinary, 8c; good ordinary, tll-Wc; low
nilddUng, lOtc; middling. lOiic: good mid
dling, U3-14c; middling fair, llc; receipt.
2,410 ble; atock. 7,627 bale.
Liverpool, June . cotton Spot,
Sulet; price unchanged; American mid
ling. I.14d. Future opened quiet and
ateady and cloaed steady; American mid
dling g. o. c. Jun, I.OOd: June and July.
t8vd; July and August, l.44d; August and
September, l.68d; Heptember and October,
I3id; October and November, I tJd; Novem
ber and December, l.d; December and
January, tl.ld; January and February,
6.1id; Fibruary and March. 1.13d.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW TORK. June 25.-DRT OOOPf Th
week ended with little more activity In anv
direction and buyer expressing their lack
of confidence in the ltuatlon or In prices.
Tt th amount of curtailment which Is
Increasing rather than otherwise seem to
warrant th contention of sellers that they
are not warranted in making further re
vision. Total Import of dry good and general
merchandise at the port of Nw Tork for
the week ending today wr valued at $9.
t4J,193. .
Export of sped rrom new xorx lor tna
week were 2510,310 silver and 3112.047 gold.
Imports of specie at New Tork during th
week wer tm24 gold and 411.476 silver.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Fralta.
NEW TORK, June 25 ETVAPOTIATKD
APPLE October and November deliveries
how an eaay ton, with buyers unwilling
to pay more than 60 for prime. The epot
market Is quiet nd unchanged, with com
mon quoted at 4c6c, prim at 5VU6c
choice at 6Vrflio and fanor at "r; . -
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune
have an easy undertone, owing to th light .
riomnnri. mintatlon ranging front MKo to
6c. according to grade. Apricot are firm
at SWU'IOC lor cnoice, iu'uitr)c inr cua
choice and HfflM for fancy. Peaches re
main unchanged, with choice quoted at
767V!. extra cholc at 7V4fc'o and fancy
at HHiflOc.
Dalatk Grata Market.
ll L LJ I ll, d uur m. nniwii iv .
No. 1 northern, 93Hc; No. 2 northern, tlci
on trck: No. 1 northern, SBHoi No. I
1.. 4iu., T,,lw &u 1 n d.r.l.mh..
uvuini.) e7xu, m' 1 -- ,
? - . 4.
OATS-iO arrive ana on irmcs, evaw
CHICAGO LAWYER ASSAULTED
Alexander C. Allea ttrwek aa Bad
by Maxt Wkt Aaproach
front Rear.
CHICAGO, Jun 25. Alexander C. Allen,
who, aa attorney for th Employer asso
ciation, haa been Instrumental In securing;
Injunction against a1 number of labor
unions, ha been tha victim of a mys
terious attack a h was leaving tha build
ing In vhlch hi offlc I located. Ha ws
struck down by two men who approached
him from behind, th blow Inflicting se
rer scalp wounds and making him un
conscious. Th police hav bean unabl to find any
witness to th assault and tha only stat.
ment that tha daxed attorney could tnaka
waa that h Wa set on from behind by
two men whosa face he was unabl to a. -
PERUVIAN TRANSPORT , SINKS
ladlavns ' Mak Traabla Wkttl Aera
DUaata 1 Balaar iattlad
with BraatL
NEW TORK. Jun 28. Th Peruvian
transport Amason ha been wrecked on .
th Amason, near th confluenca of tha
Napo river, according to A Herald dis
patch from Rio da Janeiro, Brasll. Th
commander and twenty-wo oldler wer
drowned.
Whll aegotlatlrm between Peru and
Braxil ar progreeslng ther ar mor .
dlsurbonce In th contested Ions. In
dian hav raided th village of Pombo
Alto and Maranhon. About fifty Inhab
itants hav been killed.
SECESSION IS THREATENED
Illlaot Coaaaacretal Traveler Da Hat
Llka Daelaloa ta Cas af
. La Baaaxa.
PEORIA. 111., Jun 25. An Important
conference of tb board of directors of th
Illinois division of tb Traveler' Pro
tective association Is being held Lara to
day, th principal busines belli g tb con
sideration of A proposition to secede from
th national organisation because of action
In Secretary L. A. Bauma'a cas. Th
secession proposition will. It la predicted,
be defeated.
Indlaa ltatma Injarcd.
ARDMORE. I. T.. June 28. E. M. Mrii.
x-governor of the Chickasaw nation, waa
severely. If not . fatally hurt, by being
thrown from hi horse, striking against a
tree. He has bean unconsatous for several
hour. He Is on of tb best known men
tn th territory.
XL Farnam Smiti'
& Co.
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