THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. .Tt'N'E 14. 1905.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
July
Wheat Wtrari Back ind Forth in a
Scalping Trade.
CCRN PROVES THE STRONG FEATURE
Th YUlbl Sapply U Fat Drrrtidit
Oat Btaatt Ahoat the tamr
Foreign Crops Good, Ei
cent Riiila'i.
4T B . .' -
I
OMAHA, June 13, 16
l wa a calplng wheat market and the
price of July wavered bHck and form all
day around yesterday figures. It opened
n. ini up aoom me middle or trie ses
non to 8iic. then fell hark ana In alter
noon. It closed at 86V:. September showed
a nrmer tone and made A substantial (tain,
closing at December stood at Ktc,
Corn waa the strong feature of the mar.
Vet. The tight altuatlon In the caih grain
waa rne reason for an advance In near
future. Deferred futurea were ud also
Although Chicago la getting about 4n0 cara
a nay now, sne is chipping large quantities
east. The visible utply la fast decreas-
Ing. Omaha got 64 cara, but more than
that goet out every dn July closed at
62e. old July at MVc. September at 61 14
old September at 61'ac. December at 48o
ano om iwcemoer at 4e.
Oat finished with Julv at lV. Sep
tember at 24C and December at 2Hhc.
Broomhall cabled from Liverpool: "For
eign crop report how a favorable condl
tlnn for crop In all countries except Ru
eta, where the situation la still uncertain
It I claimed that the ralna there have
been too late."
Qalveaton report the first car of n
wheat arrived there Saturday, grading No
2 winter, quality and condition excellent
and testing 60 pound. A St. IajuI me
age report the demand for sacks for ship
ment of wheat from river counties to that
market the largest since Jfx.i2. when Mis
souri raised the biggest crop In Its history.
Duluth Is offering No. 2 hard winter wheat
ahrod on the basis of lc under Chicago
September, f. o. b.. New Orleans.
Kaneaa millers are paying that they are
expecting offers on new wheat flour for
export within the next week or two. There
h.i not been much flour sold In Kansa
till spring, as the miller were caught by
wet weather nnd late harvest Inst year and
lost money. They are Inclined to go slowly,
t'hlcaro tralers say that the Wrenn houe
)" aold over 4.00000 bushels long wheat
In the last four days. It was taken on dur
ing the recent break.
There was a fair shipping demand for
corn nnd oats at Chicago yesterday. Sales
of corn aggregated 352,ono bushels and sales
f oat 213,''rf bushels. Sales of No. 2 mixed
com were made there yesterday at 53c In
tore. 8ales were also made of 50.(ion bush
els for eastern shipment from Kankakee,
in., at Kc.
Omaha Cash Sale.
CORN No. 4, 1 car. 47c.
OATS No. 3 white, 1 car, 3oc.
Omaha. Cash Price.
WHEAT No. t hard, 9rVri9Sc; No. 8 hard.
9oS96c; No. 4 hard, VritWc; No. 3 apring, 7o.
CORN No. 2. 4S'.c: No. 3. 48r: No. 4. 47c;
no grade, 44c; No. 2 yellow, 4Sc; No. 3
yellow, tfta No. 2 while. 4SV4c: No. 3
white. 48Vc.
OATS No. J mixed, 29Hc; No. 3 mixed,
rc; No. 4 mixed, HRVjc; No. 2 white, 3Hc;
No. 3 white, 30c; No. 4- white, 29Vc; stand
ard, 30'.uc.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 474 21
Kansas City 51 72 33
Minneapolis 177
Duluth 19
Omaha 1 60
Et. Louis 16 41
Hfaaeapolta Grata Market.
Th range of price paid In Minneapolis,
reported ny tne Edwards-wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Artlcle. Open. High.l 1-ow. Close.! Yey.
patent. K3VV. first clear, MCflLlO;
ernnd clear. 12.7651.' H6.
BRAN In bulk. $12.7531300.
CHICA4.K (.RAM asd rnoiioft
Featare of the Tradla aad Closing
rrlee oa Board of Trad.
CHICAGO. June 13. Report from the
threshers that the crop yield Is very small
netped maintain a firm lone In tne wneat
market her today. At the close July de-
iiverv was up c. corn snow a gain or
"c, oats are off c and provisions are
down 2S"4c
rlrmtit-Hs in the wheat market developed
soon after the opening. Al the start the
rnaraet was rather weak, initial quo'ation
on July b-lng off (uc to "bit1: at sovc
to W-Vc. I'lt traders were quite free sell
er at the opening. Excellent weather
throughout the greater part of the United
Stales was on of the reason for the sell
ing pressure. Another factor that had con
slaerable Influence was th bearish tenor
of report received from a party of trad
ers, who are touring the Ohio valley states
Investigating crop conditions. According to
advices from this source the yield of wheat
In Indiana and Ohio promises to be the
largest yield per acre ever raised. News of
an entirely opposite nature soon gave rise
to a moderate demand, sentiment in the
pit gradually becoming Arm. From Ne
braska came report of considerable dam
age by the Hessian flies. Another feature
of bullish nature was the strength of
wheat at Minneapolis. A trading pro
gressed offering became scarce. Late In
the session the market was rather strength
ened by a report from Dallas, Tex., that
returns from threshing showed the new
crop to be generally of an Inferior grade
Just before the close July old at 87MiC.
Final quotation In that option were at t
B7c. Clearance of wheat and flour were
enual to ll.flOO bushels. Primary receipts
were 227,000 bushels, compared with 36,s
bushel a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipt oi art cars,
against 200 last week and 246 car a year
aaro.
Report of damage to the crop In the
Ohio valley elate gave a strong undertone
to the coi n mat Ret A m e nee oi any inui
cation of an Increase of movement fur
nlshed an additional bullish influence
Commission houses were persistent buyers
through the entire esion. ine maraei
opened a trifle easier as a result of larger
receipts than experten, dui onenngn were
not sufficient to satisfy the demand and
nrices ouicklv rallied. July opened un
changed to Vc lower at 617c to 52Vc, ad
vsncert to S"c and c fisen ai o-"c. iiini
receipt were 503 car with 109 of contrae
orrnrle
wentimeni in me oais maraei who
Ish the entire day. Selling by cash houses
was a feature of trading. The volume of
lmsinesM was small. Julv onenea a snane
... lftl..c lower at 30. 1I.WC to SffVdvllc
sold off to 3rc and closed at 30'c. Local
ret-eints were 21 car.
Provisions were Inclined to weaKness, not
vlthiinrllnar liberal shlDments of meat
nri lurrt Cninmission houses were moo
erate sellers. At the close Beptemoer pora
was off 5l7i4c at ll2.8.V(j 12.871. ijird and
ribs were eacn 2Vic lower at $7.42ViS7.45 and
3.,HS respectively.
(estimated receinis lor tomorrow; iuni.
174 cars; oats, 77 car; hogs. Z9,ouo neaa.
Tho leading future ranged as follow:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
rcfei3iorjil Mark Up Price! in Anticipa
tion of Effect of Peace ProBpeota.
SLUMP FOLLOWS FOREIGN SELLING
Apprehension Caused hy Mr. Cleve
land' Arraignment nf Insur
ance .Method Help
the Decline.
Artlcleal Open. Hlgh. Low. I Close. I Ye y
Wheat
July-
sept.
Dec.
Corn
tJuly
tJuly
tHept.
JSept.
luec.
Oats-
July
Kept.
Dec.
Pork
Julv
Sent.
Lard-
July
Hept.
Bibs-
July
Sept.
81' 11 '
I 2 K'TJ1I
Wr7J fj
51-2'il bP
60$",.51VeiWi
(tW, Vjiol'qHl
47V'&'sl
87Vi 8V86(g87:fW
11 iit.s! . K2U'a
(n,tt:a'a,vi
6:h:
60'
47
30W'i30fr:il 3n.
I
2WWI
12 62H
12 92
7 25 I
7 47
7 40
7 67V4!
Z4j 28 1f 7i
12 f
12 96
7 37H!
J 4,-j
1 6-.W.
2KI
12 R2Hi
7 22H'
7 4S
I
7 STVi
7 66 I
S3V'&2'S'
bZ 62'
61'Ai 60
BlU.SOVti1
3n'4 30TR& n
:ii....
12 624
12 SJ'
7 26
7 47'
7 4t
7 674
12 6R
U 87H1
7 22J
7 46
7 374
I t)0
July...! 1 07H
Sept... 86Vi'f'4
torn
July.. Sept..
Dec...
17
0H
1 07'4
86H
62
61 '
tS',1
1 07H
85
61
6fS
474,
1 07SI
624i
1 08
S6
624
6"4
47
Nw.
r
61
WEATHER 1 THE GR AIM BELT
Heavy Rata Eaat la, I'pper Central
' Vallera.
OMAHA. June 13. 1906.
Within the last twenty-four hours mod
erately heavy ralna have fallen along the
Atlantic coast, and llKhter rain were gen
eral in the southern states, lake region, the
unto, upper Mississippi and Missouri val
ley and northwest and continuo In the
latter section thi morning. The weather
1 generally clear In the west, but condi
tions are favorable for shower and thun.
derstorms, with cooler In tho central val
ley tonight and Wednesday.
. omanu iccorii 01 lemuuKtiure ana pre-
clpitatlon compared with the corresponding
oy or. tne last tnreo year:
l!Mf.. 1004. 19ra. 1302
Minimum temperature... 68 64 60 (S
Precipitation 05 .00 .00 .4;
Normal temperature for today, 73 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation alnce March 1,
2.70 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1904, .15
of an Inch.
' Excess corresponding period In 1903, .32 of
an inch.
OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
iemi. nam.
Station. Max. Min. Inches. Sky.
Ashland, rten.... 87
Auburn, Neb 86
Columbus, Neb.. 89
Kairbury, Neb... 92
Fairmont, Neb... 88
Or. Island. Neb. 80
Hartington. Neb. 89
Oakdale. Neb.... 92
Omaha, Neb 86
Tekamah. Neb... 84
84
87
No. X tOld. tNew.
' l, ntirttar nni worn us in own.
ciu'OPjuv winter natents. 14.2va4.20
straights. I3.0fi4.10: spring paten'. i""T
a.70; straights. 33.76'S5.00: bakers. J2.4'W:1.60,
WHEAT NO. z spring. i.ui'ui.ju,
98ca$1.06; No. 2 red, 98cti$1.00.
1 ! mj tvj .suit niic' .xii triitin, w-ii..
OAT8-N0.' 2".' 3ttS31c; No. 2 white, 32fl
33c; No. 3 white. SlVXIc.
RYE-NO. 2, (we'iBc. , .
HARL.EY Uood feeding, S942c; fair
kl... msltlnr 4Kfi49r.
BEEDB No. 1 nax, i.k; io. 1 iiuiuir
ern, 31.43; prime uiuuuij, .
111 'F.GtAI ?A
PROVISIONS Mess po"k per hbl., 312-60
12.65. Lard, per 100 lbs.. J6ff77H. Short
rib ioes u'iw'i .."..
sides (boxed). 37.3,4ft' -6:4. .
Receipt ana snipnieaia w ami"
were a ioiiow.
Flour, bbl...
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rve. bu
Barley, bu
Receipts. Shipment
.... 20.1100
shows: Available cash balance. $134. 633. 4;
gold, $70,484,026.
ew York Money Market.
NEW TORK. June n.-MONEY-On call,
224 tier cent; closing bid. 2 per cent;
offered at 24 per cent; time money easy;
slxtv davs. 3 per cent: ninety days. 34 per
cent: six months. 34 per cent; prim mer
cantile paper. 34-54 per cent.
STERLING KXCMANUK-Steadv. with
ctual business In bankers' bills t $4 .'7 '3
4.87nfi for demand nd at $4SMi48M0 for
sixtv-dav bills: posted rates, $4.$44$H; com
merHil bills. $4.84S4 84Y
SILVER Bar, 64c; Mexican dollar,
464''-
IOND3 Government, firm; railroad,
heavy.
Closing Quotation on bonds were:
r....lM iHnrkln Vtl. 4W...."
NEW TORK. June 13. The movement of
stocks today reflected the further disap
pointment of professional operators over
the failure of any genersl Interest in the
market to revive as a result of the Equit
able Life nl:m of settlement and the pros
pert of penc In the far east. That is
shout all that can be said of the market
to offer any degree of enlightenment. This
feeling of disappointment was already pro
nounced yesterday, but a professional ele
ment of traders cherished a hope that tne
Irresponslveness of the market to the peace
prospects was due to tho general holiday
observed all over Europe. It wa with the
expectation that the resumption or opera
tions In foreign markets would show the
effect of the peace developments since the
adjournment on last friaay. mat tne locai
operators marked up prices late In the day
yesterday. The London market availed It
self of this opportunity this morning to
sell about 30.000 share of American stocks
In New vork.
The definite abandonment of any hope
of speculative revival on account of the
peace negotiations Immediately followed.
The professional element thereupon pro
ceeded to take steps to undo what they
had done yesterday and on Saturday, ine
bear operators, who had been driven to
cover, proceeded to renew their short con
tracts and tne small professional commit
ments on the long side were thrown over
gain. How closely these lines of con
duct were followed was Indicated hy the
relatively greater losses of those stocks
which have risen most since last Friday.
Such effect as the peace prospects pro
duced "n foreign mnrkets seemed more
than offset by renewed anxiety over the
Moroccan question. Snnie of the newer
phases of the Equitable Life affair were
not wholly relished In stocK maraet circles
nntablv tiie general arraignment of condl'
Hons In the life assurance business con
talned in Former President Cleveland's ac
ceptance of the trusteeship. The crop hul
letin of the weather bureau received an un
favorable Interpretation In the commodities
market. Tho conditions reported for corn
and cotton were considered unsatisfactory
while much was made of the disappointing
vleld renorted from the winter wheat ne
fng harvested and the improved condition
of spring wiieat was ir.ictically Ignored.
The uninterrupted ease ruling In the
monev market took that subiect practically
out of consideration. Another payment by
the sub-treasury of $500,000 on account of a
telegraphic transfer from San Francisco
marked the further return of funds recently
transmitted to that point on account of
American Smelting company's purchase.
The stock matket showed no effective
power In the controversy and though the
last prices were not In nil cases at the low
point the closing tone was easy.
Ronds were heavy. Total sales par val
lie. $.'1.46. OiK. Cnlted States new 4s coupon
advanced 4 per cent on call.
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
Saks Hlgh.Low.Close.
r.
r.
t'. S. rf ,
do coupon .
L 8 . r.
da coupon .
V new .
do coupon .
V I old to,
do coupon .
Am. Tobboco 4t, ctfs )
do fa, ctfft
At-hton ftn. 4i..
do sill. 4i
AtUntlc C. L. 4l..
Bat. A Ohio ...
- ISl
Central of Oa. It
do lt tne
do 2d inc
Chen A Ohio H
IhlcMo A A. I'n
. R. q n. 4a
, R. I. A P. 4a
do col. ba
v
B.o; V)
437,000
343.700
6.0"0
97.900
19,200
13.0" 0
144.1UO
260, 6O1)
"i',066
lv.A Prnitura exchange today the but
ter market wa steady; creameries, l&al9c;
dairies, 15(&17c. Eggs, Bteady; at mark,
case included. 14c; firsts, 144c; prime
firsts 154c; extras, 17c. Cheese, easy, fcttlOc.
SEW YORK tEXERAI. M.VRKET
Qnotatlon
Carroll. In
Clarinda, la
ilbley, la
ioux City, la....
Storm Lake, la..
62 .00 Ft. cloudy
64 .00 Clear
66 .ti Clear
59 ,flo Clear
0 .00 Clear
66 .() Clear
68 .30 ' Clear
63 T Clear
60 .06 Cloudy
63 .11 Cloudy
64 . .00 Clear
60 .On Clear
68 . 00 Clear
60 .02 Clear
60 .00 Cloudy
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of 'I em p. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. M'n. Inches.
Chicago. 111....
Columbus. O
Des Moines, la...
ludlanapolkfr, Ind.
Kansas City, Mo.
Louisville. Ky....
Minneapolis ,
Omaha, Neb
St. Louis, Mo....
26 74 6
17 80 56
14 82 68
11 80 56
4 9 60
18 84 t.J
26 84 6i
16 " 86 60
12 81 60
.02
T
.02
.04
.00
T
.14
.04
.00
of the Day on Yarlbn
Commodities.
NEW YOR, June lS.-Fl.OL K-Keceipis,
16.840 bbls.; export, 946 bbls.; Bteady but
dull; winter patents, Hwi. H'.SL
straights, $4.6fr4.86: winter extras, $3.H'o
3 65; Minnesota bakers, f3.irtJ4.ib; w'Mlt'
low grades, .i.iMB.oo. x.o uui, ,
fair to good, 4.a-a4.w; cnoice 10 inncy.
"('JrnM EAL Firm : fine while and yel
low, $115; coarse, $1,124(1.14; kiln dried,
$1.762 90.
UAnLjfj 1 wuiei ; ireuiua. -"T- " "
York; malting, 46(&tt2c c. I. t. Munaio.
WHEAT Receipts, w,sm ou.; bjhii maim-i
firm; No. 2 red. $1 06, nominal elevator; No.
2 red. $1,074. nominal f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
northern Duluth, $1.14, f. o. b., afloat; No.
1 hard Manitoba. $1.10. f. o. h.. afloat. Ex
cept at the opening, when prices for wheat
declined under bearish weather news, the
undertone was firm ail day. innuenceu uy
a bullish weekly bureau report of winter
wheat covering and a large decrease In
world's storks. Last prices showed 4c to
5-e net advance. July. Bi'trai 1.1-ioc. ciosea
L. A. WELSH.
Looal Forocaater, Weather Bureau.
St. Lonl Geaeral Market.
8T LOUIS. June 13-WHKAT-Higher;
No t red. cash, elevator, 92'9ic; track.
$103; July, 804u4c; September, 4$St)4v;
No. 2 hard, $l ui.
- CORN Firm ; No. 2 cash. 62c; track, 63c;
T.,1.. ML.n1 rkerember. 4tC.
OATS Firm; No. 2 casn. 31c; track. 32c;
Julv. 29.1': September, 28c; No. 3 White, 34.'
I'loi'H-hioilv: red winter patent,
$4.95in5.10; extra fancy and straight, $4.7on
40; clear $3.904.00.
'I'iMii I ll6i cHti y ; $2.0032.40.
porv I K A 1 -liuf her: 32.61'.
ttHAN Steadv: sacked, east track. 75c.
HAY Steady; timothy, la.uotflJ.OO; prairie.
$.ja9.oO.
- IRON COTTON TIES-99C.
BAGOlNCt 4c.
UK MP TWIN E 64c.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower: jobbing
lara. iiucnangea; prime steam,
tra snorts,
ears, fi.7.
Macon, steady; boxed extra snorts, vt.jo;
-ier ribs. 18 26: short clear. $ oO.
POULTRY Steady ; chickens, 4c;
springs. 16fi'2c; turkey. 11c; duck, IK1J1
11- veese. aWllc.
BUTTER Easy; creamery, 165164c;
dairy, lfKCfl.c.
Ft: Oti steady. 124o. case count
Receipts. Shipment
6.il 8.(0
15.0i0 &rt.(
41,t") Ho.ntO
63 .i8
ti; S6 Ird. unchanged; prime atei
pry alt meats, steady; boxed extr
$7 60; clear rib. $T.70; abort clea
Flour, bbl.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Oat, bu....
Philadelphia Prodace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 13.-BUTTER-
Steady; extra nearby print. 21c; western,
21e.
EGGS Steady; nearby, fresh. 174c. loss
off: nearby, fresh, ln4, at mark; western
fresh. 17n7vc. at mark.
CHEESE Active; full cream. New York.
lee: fair to good, new, 9Vtf9c; domestic
Swiss, incite.
Milwaukee (irala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis . June 13 -WHF.AT-
Steady; No. 1 northern, $1.13; No. J north-
ern, $106: July. aeVuc asked
R V E Firm : No. 1. 83c.
BARLEY Firm; No. J. 514c; aniple. rtj
Sle.
CORN-Ftrm; No. I. 644Wc; July. 63'c
tsktd.
Mlaaoapoll Grata Market.
MIVNEaPOUS June 13 WIIEAT Sep
tember, (-,c: N" 1 hr1. $1,114; No. 1
northern tl 10i: No 3 northern. 110.4.
JflvUtR n.st patent, ei-ki-U. scaJ
at 91c; September, 864j87c. closed at 8ic;
mi-.mnpr nttin-nnc. cn.seu av cwu.
CORN Receipts. 4.1.CW DU.; rxporin, s.aiw
bu.: spot market firm; No. 2, bl40c, ele
vator, and 61c f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 yellow.
624c; N'o. 2 white, 4c tiptton. maraet
opened a snaae easier, ouv wiwi icnvicu
strong on light receipt, higher west
ern price and covering. The close was 40
net higher. July. 584t(8lic. closed at 684c;
RAntember. bTtabiWc. closed. 6iC
OATB Receipt, ao.mv du. expons, i.aw
hu snot market steady: mixed oats, ztt to
32 pounds SSi&Hc; natural white, 30 to 32
Dounda. SftWi .c; cuppea wime, ui w
nounds. 36W40c.
11AV riteaoy; cupping, ovt)-.-; aoiu iu
Choice. 774824c.
HOPS Quiet ; 1903, IKOCJuc; Pacine coast
IHH. 26'j2Sc: 1903, 2124c; olds. llflSc.
HIDES uuiet; Galveston, vt to 20 lbs.
20c; California. 21 to 25 pounds, 19c; Texas
drv. 24 to JO lb.. lKttc.
PROVISIONS Heer. steady ramllv. 113 50
614 00; mess, $11.00ijpi 50; beef hams. $21 On-i!
22 60: oai'ket. $12.5Kn 13 00; extra India, mess.
$22.Utr22.60. Cut meats, easy; pickled
bellies, Nm4e; pleated shoulders, &-
6c: pickled nm, iuvp4c. ijtra, easy
western steamed. iyai : nominal: re.
fined easy; continent. $7.35; South Amerirar-I
$8 15: compound, 5t)64c lork barely
steady; family, $14oil5AO; short clear,
lia.iartrlB.ln: mesa, fl3.3i4r(t 18.874-
1 AULUn wuiet; cuy, iic; country, t-na
e4V-.. . .
HICK f irm: domestic, iair to extra, at
C6'c. Jaian. nominal.
rOl LTn Y Alive steady; western spring
chickens, 22W23c; fowls, 134c; turkeys. 12c.
Dressed, easy; western broilers 28fi30c;
fowl lcoi;(4e; turkey. I,gl7c.
BUTTER Firm; receipts. 2.1 4:t pkg.;
street price, extra creamery, l4H.wc; re-
novated common to extra. 134il.c.
CHEEJSE Steady; receipts, il,661 pkgs :
new state full cream, small, anile and
colored, fine 94"; new state, fair to choice.
62.UU0 $4'jie; new state, large, white and col
ored, nne. ""c.
EGGS Steady; receipts, 24.J14 pkg.; west
ern, 18c.
2,700
1X)
24.9(
"Hi
610
ion
I.H10
30.100
O410
1.600
6,700
"i.m
12,i
ino
3.100
"sno
1.5" ifl
71 10
15,400
2fi0
l.Oi )
500
2-10
ZD
700
. 18.400
. l.lfl
. 1.410
200
.' '"smi
2'10
. 300
4S4
111
1144
119
L144
984
1064
814
102S,
160
1094
65
1514
198
5. . "
194
195
1754
18
474
111
1144
118,
l.'
984
1034
804
1024
loS
10.S4
D4
198
494
'R04
18H
192
1734
96
41
Adams Express ,
Amal. Copper 56.10 8n' 784
Am. Car & Foundry.. 2t 34"i 344
do pfd 100 974 974
Am. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Am. Express
Am. H. & L. pfd 600 40 40
Am. Ice
do pfd
Am. Linseed Oil 100 18
do pfd
Am. Locomotive
do pfd
Am. Smelt. & Refng.
do pfd
Am. Sugar Refng
Am. Tobacco pfd elf.
Anacondu M. Co
Atchison
do pfd .. ,
Atlantic Coast Line..
Bait. & Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacitlc,
Central of N. J. .
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton....
do pfd
Chi. Gt. Western...
Chi. & N. W
C, M. & St. P
Chi. Term. & T
do pfd
C. C, C. & St. L 200 96
Colo. Fuel A Iron 62,800 43
Colo. Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Gas ....
Corn Products
do pfd
Delaware A Hudson.
D.. L. & W
Denver & Rio Grande
do pfd
Distillers' Securities
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
General Electric...
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper
do rfd
International Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd 1
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louis. & Nashville..
Manhattan I.
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central
Minn. St. L
M.. St. P. & 8. S. M.. Ii0
do pfd 100
Missouri Pacific 3.81
M., K. T 2,500
do pfil 1
National Lesil
N. R. R. of M, pfd.... ino 35
N. Y. Central 3.100 141V
N. Y.. O. & W S.ioo 61 I
Norfolk & Western.. 300 804
do pfd
North American ftiO 99i4
Pacific Mall 200 39
Pennsylvania 14.7"0 13S
People's Gas 8"0 10l
P . C . C. St. L
104H Japan (a. rtta.
104 I do 4V. ctfa.
.144 LAN unl. it
.131 I Manhattan c. a
11 J Met Central 4a .
.104 I do lat Inc
ltt Minn A Bi. L. 4a
M . K A T. 4a..
1I4H do la
..l".t N. R. R of M .
.. 7 N. T. C. 1. ta..
N. J. C. Sa ...
..10414 tn. PaclBc 4a
.. do 8a
..HIS K. A W. r. 4a....
.. 1 jO. s. L. rid 4a.
. . 4 iTenn conT. jilta..
..I11H4 Beading jen 4a..
.. 0 Bt. L. A 1. M. c
..lotk. St. 1, B r. ft.
.. tl Bt. L. t W. a. 4b
.. 3S Seaboard A. U 4a
IV. 8'. U . 4a..ll' So. Parlflc 4a
c hlraao Ter. 4a !- So RtllwaT ta...
Colorado Mid 4a 7 Teiaa A p la ..
C olo. A 80. 4a 44 T , Bt U A W. 4
Colo. Ind. 6a, aet A.. 71 't'nton Pacific 4b..
do aet B t1. I do conv. 4a
Cuba bn ctfa lo-k f. 8. Steal 2d (a.
P AR a 4a tot IWsbatn la
1 Met I Here' Sec. 8a.... "Bwl do deb. K
Erie prior lien 4a... lot Wetern Ml. 4a . .
do sen. 4a MMW. A L. B. 4a...
F. W. A D. C. Is...l0t,l.vu. Central 4a...
Offered.
4a.
M4
lt
14)
104
74
l4
M
101
4
0
rot.
... l.v
. ...lt
.... 77 Hi
10.14
.... a
....l'14
...101
(a .114
4a. aovt
.... os
.... 7
.... t24
1!0
....12!H
... H4
....IM
...Ui
.... 3
....1174
.... 71
.... B4
.... 34j
.... r
OMAHA LIVE STOCE MARKET
Beit Beef Steer and Cowi Etrorg with
Trading Active.
HOG MARKET STEADY TO NICKEL LOWER
Reeelpt of heep and lamb light
Agala Today with Quality Good
ad Market Steady rrlih a
Fair AetUlly Displayed.
BOITH OMAHA. June II 1905.
Receipt were:
Offlcll Mondsv .
Official Tuesday
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 2.271
... .8tB1
8.623
13 n
1.403
1,134
22 123 1 53?
22 412 9.301
11.729 7 481
199.8 12.709
UbH 9.937
19.8H 1 4C-I
Two day this week... 8 071
Two day last week 13.148
Same day week before. .10.781
Same three weeks ago.. 8 .08
Same four weeks ago 7.8!
Same day Inst year 6.300
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following tahle hows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
no year 10 aate, comparer wnn nisi year:
lfioft IQOl Inn Dec.
rattle 3S2.72S 428.3:10 42. '-05
S l.tiOTS 1 207.384 86.628
heep y6.61 666.849 28.767
The following tjinle i..,w. Hi average
price of hoas at South Omaha for tn last
everal day with companion:
Boston Btoek aad Basil.
BOSTON. June 13 Call loan. 333 per
cent; time loans, 5Vifl4 per cent. Closing
quotation on stock and bonds were:
Atcblaon ad. 4B..
do 4s
Mex. Central 4a..
Auhiaon
do pfd
Boston A Albany
BoBion A Maine..
Boeton Elevated .
Kltchbura pfd ...
Mexican Central .
N. y., N. H. A H...
Pera Marquelto ...
I'nlon Pacific
Amer. Arge. Chem..
pfd
rneu. Tube...
Sugar
pfd
T. A T ,
Woolen
pfd
fomtninn 1. A 8....
Edison FNec. 1 1 1 u
General Klectrlc ...
Maia. Klactrlc
do pfd
Mans. Gas
fntted Frutt
tolled Shoe Vlach..
do pfd
V. S. 81 eel
do pfd
Wtatlng. common .
Hid ABked.
do
Amer.
Amer.
do
Amer.
Amer.
do
. .. M .Adventure
.. Allouel
... 74 ; Amalgamated ..
... 80V Amen- an Zlno .
li4a Atlantic
...16f . Hlnjhim
. ..176 Cal. A Heels...
...154 k'tntennlal
...144 'Copper Kanga .
... lVraly Weet
.lt( .Dominion Coal
. Franklin
.1 aranhv
. Si Iale Rcvala ....
. MS Mail Mining ..
. 4 Michigan
.131 I Mohawk
.1J44 Mont. c. A C...
.lloVoid Pomlnlon ..
. ltt Oaceola
.102 Parrot
20V Uulncy
.176
. 17
. Ml
. 43U
. lOi V
. SIS
. 17 '1
. 94
. 81
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
I'nlted Copper
l. 8. Mining..
V. 8. Oil
I'lah
victoria
Winona
Wolvertns
14
. 21
. 71 '
. I
. U'4
. 16
.61
. It
. tiv,
. 12s.
.. 7r."4j
. I
. S
. 14
.- 71
,. 4
.. t
,. 14
.. tl
.. 12
.. 46
.. 7
. .108
.. 1
.. 24
.. 10
.. 44
.. i
..lOt
LONDON, June 13. Closing quotations on
stocks were:
0 11-14. N. T. Central
3f.V
187
J0-,
48
lies
43
79
67
174
ioi"
19ij
79'4
187
1V
1S1H
88
42Vfc
78
176
159V,
194
79 V,
100 2TH 254
4.900 1 474 1454
6.300
Iti.fiiiO
800
81
K3vt
21
iis
1574
914
28U
79 '
1224
20'i'
1174
1574
98
2T4
35
1404
80
-9S"
34
131
101 14
243
79'
34s
Yi
30i
225
404
b
35
18
40
47-4
110
114
1184
1334
97.
JO
81
1584
l'fl-s
97
64
1494
19
4I4
A3
in
18,
192
173
174
IVH4
954
42
27
1W4
SS4
187
14
46
181
380
:s4
88
42;
4'
7R7,
65V4
174
92
1594
. ISi
79
28
784
25
' 48
3i
554
145
l4
79
1227,
20.,
54
1174
1574
98
28
6?4
4
314
1414
BO-,
80
92
974
38
134
no 4
Console, money . .
do account ....
Anaconda
Atchtaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Tactile
Chen, ft Ohio
Chicago lit W. ..
C. M. A Bt. P..
DeBeeri
I). A R. G
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Illinois Central .
Louie A Naah...
M . K. A T
tO 11-14
... aV
... Ilia
...1041,
...111
...1MH
... Ud
... l-i
...17H
.'.!'. 18
.... 0
411.
.... tiW
.... 3
....144M.
....16"
.... !.
Norfolk A W.
do pfd ....
Ontario A W.
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines ..
Reading
do lBt pfd .
do 2d pfd..
80 Railway ..
do pfd . . . .
So. Pacific ...
Union Pacific
do pfd ....
V. 8. Steel...
do . pfd ....
A'ahash
do pfd ....
panleh 4b
144
82Uj
:
82H
Bait
tH
lit
4H
4f
-2
!
117
100
19
r,
IS
It
11
ounce.
SILVER Bar. teauy. 26d per
Ml INKY UifilU Der cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short hill Is 2 per cent; for three
month' bills, 2 per cent.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, June 13 M ETAL8 The
London tin market reopened after the holi
days decidedly firm with pot closing at
i:8 2a 6d. and futures at 136 15. Ixically
the market wa firm, With pot quoted at
:(0.20(i30.40. Copper wa. higher in London,
closing at 2s 6d tor both spot and ru
ture. Locally the situation is without ma
terial chance, both lake and electrolytic be
Ing generally quoted at 115.00, although It I
said that some producer are asking above
that figure for lake. Casting is heTa at
$14.75. Lead also was higher in the English
market, closing at 13. Locally there was
no change, spot remaining at 4v4.nxia4.tsJ,
Spelter remained unchanged at $5 85 in the
local market, but wa higher at 24 In Lon
don. Iron closed at 49 4d In Glasgow and
at 45 6d In Mlddlesborough. Locally Iron
was unchanged, with No. 1 foundry quoted
at $16.501117. n; no. z rounary. soutnern,
$l8.O0fql6.ryi; No. 1 foundry, southern. $16.26ig
18 75: No. 1 foundry, southern, soft, at $162
fnl7.no: No. 2 foundry, (out hern. $15 75'S 16.25
ST. LOriS, June IS M KTALS Lead
firm at $4.424S'4.474. Spelter, firm at $0.15.
Pressed Sterl Car.... !"i0 3714 374 37
do pfd 914
Pullman Talace Car.. 100 237 137 033
Reading 4. 800 96 94 4 944
do 1st pfd ' 91
do 2d pfd 89
Republic Steel 3n0 17S 174 174
do pfd 1.4O0 74'4 734 73
Rock Island Co S.ftio 24 27, 274
do pfd 6' 75 73l; 734
Rubber Uoods 41 33'J S27 32
do pfd S'l W 10 Val
St. U & B. F. 2d pfd. I 64t 648 64
St Ixmls g. W" 23, 2:14 224
do pfd l' 5H4 594 5i
Southern Pacific 8.rJ ta 62 624
do pfd 1194
Southern Railway.... 4.0n0 3; 31 314
do pfd 4"0 97 964 964
Tenn. Coal & Iron.... 1.7O0 7-S 77l. 77,
Texas Pacific 100 Sl'4 324 24
T.. St. L. & V SA1 34 38vt 3."
do pfd inn toZ 6 564
I nlon Pacific B'l.SOO 1244 1214 1224
do pfd 96"
I". S. f:xpress l?2
I". S. leather 11
do pfd 200 108 108 1ns4
V: 8. Realty fi
V. 8. Rubber 38
do pfd i 104 1034 una;
V. 8. 8teel 53 rt JR4 274 071
do pfd 49.100 f4 f3 94
Va. -Carolina Chem... 21 34; 344 844
do rfd ...' lf4
Wabash 100 19 IS I84
do pfd 87
Wells-Fargo Express Jrifi
Westlnghouse Elec I664
Western I'nlon 1to 93 9i K.
W. & L. E 15
Wis. Central 2) 22S 224 22
I do pfd 48
Northern Pacific 9 1874 186 lSi4
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK, June IS COTTON Spot
market c osed aulet. 20 point higher: mid
dllng uplands. 8.9oc: middling gulf, 9.15c
Sales. 215 hales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 18 COTTON
Steadv. Sales. 800 bales. Ordinary. 5 lo-lhc
trood ordlnarv. 7c: low middling. 8c; mid
dllng, 8c; good middling, 8 15-16c: middling
fair. 94c. Receipts, 4.156 bale; stock, 110,
901 bales.
ST. LOCIS. June IS COTTON Steady
middling. SHc. Sales, none; receipt, none
shlnmenls. none: stock. 42.421 bales.
LIVERPOOL June 13. COTTON Spot In
limited demand, prices t point lower
American middling fair. 4.18d; good mid
dllng. 4.86d; middling, 4.68d; low mlddlln
4 52d: good ordinary. 4.34d: Ordinary. 4.1
The sale of the dy were 8.0f bale, of
which tViO were for (peculation and export
and Included 6,600 American.
Data. I 1IM6. 11904. 11903. 11902. 11901. il.18W.
May 15..
May ie..
May 17..
May IS..
Vray ..
May 20..
May ..
May 22..
May 23..
May 24..
May 25..
May 28..
May 27..
May 28..
May 29..
May 30..
May l..
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June 2...
June 3...
June 4...
June 5...
June ...
June 7...
June 8...
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June 10..
June 11..
June 12..
June 13..
6 14S! 1 6 32 7 12 6 ' i 51! I 87
I 20 I 4 601 ( S6 1 071 691 I l I
6 28 4 62 I 1 Ul 72; t 201 I W
5 2541 4 oi, 6 27 I 73 t Ul t 51
6 18'- 4 4,-. 6 31 1 7 12. 6 101 S
t 2341 4 46! 6 271 7 11 t 73 I I 6
I 4 411 ft 141 7 071 8 67 6 031
5 294 6 1S 7 031 631 i Oh I J 63
6 284i 4 31 6 19, 7 t8 6 ul 6 Oil 8 06
6 164 821 I 7 Oal 5 67 6 04i I tu
(16 1 4 33! 6 94! I B 6ll t 0t 8 M
4 38 1 5 93, 6 961 4 , I
4 66 6 771 6 971 5 00 S 00
i eni 7?l 7 111 8 631 4 961 '
15 701 7 0 5 62 4 90 t 60
4 53, b 8D1 7 10, 5 68: 4 8111 I 7
4 48 ! 7 11' I 711 4 83 1 1 57
I 6 134i 4 Ml B!l I 6 7 4 88 6 30
B I64, 4 4ii (17' 7 "1 1 " I I ! '
6 18 I 4 49i 5 99-, 7 13; 6 TO; I 3 69
I 4 tu 6 sa 7 16! 5 71, 4 83
I 6 75! 7 201 6 70i 4 91! 3 M
6 63' 6 771 7 15 6 71! 4 94' 3 t
4 58' 7 18 6 75! 4 951 3 67
4 6S1 5 80 16 78 5 02 3 60
4 69. & 85; 7 211 1 & 10 s sl
4 74i 6 00 ' 7 26 , 5 83, i 3 59
4 781 6 IB 7 36 S 91 6 OOi
' 5 99' 7 33. 5 Mt'i 4 3 M
1 1 4 81; 6 07 7 J6 , ;
6 184
6 VoW
6 208,'
5 22'ki
6 24H
5 204
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CALVES.
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ket tedv; stoekers slow; beeves. 1.1 BfJ
$40. rows, bull nd mixed. 2 7.4t4 74,
stoekers and f'-cder. $3.aop 4 00, calve and
ye.trllns. .'.T.i3 S5
Ht m;S Receipts. 5 Frt' head; market shout
steadv, selling at $5 1i05.V; bulk of sale.
$6 14.
toek In Biiuhi.
Receipts of live stork at the six principal
western marsets yesterosv:
81'ni'KKH8 AND FEEDERS.
1 440 I 00 t 4S1 to
1 ;m t on 14 st j 1 bo
! tto 1 tt 1 ;;o 1 to
I 1-0 t 40 T tot 4 00
J 4B0 t so I iw 4 o"
I f-t t to 1 .... to 4 on
t 470 I to 14 t0 4 on
1 14 IK t 711 4 00
I 1010 I 7t t 114 4 II
I 10 I 7S 1 1B0 4 tS
t tao I 71 tt 4 tS
1 114 I 10 10 4 0
4 I4S i t t 4 10
II 4t I 14 441 4 10
t M7 I to
HOOS There wa good run of hog
here today, about 195 load being on sale.
Although Chleago reported a light run and
receipt below the estimate buyer at thi
point were berlsh and seller were forced
to make som conceslon The market
opened In fair season with early bids right
around steady and a few load changed
hands on that basis. After the first round
or two, however, the market weakened and
bids were 241j6e lower. Seller were slow
In meeting the decline and trading was a
little draggy. Early In the forenoon ship
pers picked up a load of mixed hogs at
$0.2:4. the best price paid today. The bulk
of the hoars chanaed hands at $5 btl6 174.
with the long string selling at $5.1. The
market showed weaker feeling as the
morning advanced, but the hlg bulk of the
hog finally changed hands at a decline of
24c- Representative sales:
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle.HOKS.SheeD.il r s.
... in. & hi. p. Ky.... 3
abash 3
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 7
L nlon Pacific System. 2S
C. & N. W east
C. & N. W.. west.... 49
C St. P.. M. & O... 29
C, B. & Q., west.... 83
C. B. U. east ... 3
C R. I. & P., east.. 2
R. 1. A P.. west.. 23
Illinois Central 4
Chi. Ureat Western.. 7
Total receipts ....242
The disposition of the day- receipt was
a follow, each buyer purchasing tne num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
ii
4
41 1
11
64 ..
11
62
6 .. 1
14 1
i
as
4
210 7 2
No
It .
41..
si..
76..
61 .
44 .
40 .
II .
44 .
73 .
t:..
t7..
14. .
an..
14..
10..
30..
4S..
7t..
St) .
81..
74 .
Omaha Packing Co 31 2. i8
Swift and Company 1.15 2.940 5-'2
Cudahy Parking Co 1,150 3.524 66
Armour & Co 864 4,2u6 662
Swift and Company,
from country 24 75
Vansant Co 39
Ixibman & R 73 ...
Hill & Son 6
U Wolf 46
Mike Haggerty 13
Sol Degan 4
J. B. Root & Co 65
J. H. Bulla 13
S. & S 14
Other buyer 160 ...
Total 4,142 13.532 1,149
CATTLE There wa a good run of cattle
here today, about i;5 loads being 011 sale.
There were also received sixty cars of cattle
billed .through and nut included in tne
above. Buyer were on the hill early and
the market opened In good season.
Oood cattle were wen represented In the
beef steer department today and there was
a good firm tone to the trade. Buyers evi
dently wanted the cattle and there wa a
fair activity displayed, on tne gooa Kinas
the market ruled generally strong and in
some case looked 10 cent higher. On the
common and rough kinds there was the
usual hesitancy on the part of the buyers
to take on the stuff, but tne cattle were
bought up fairly well at right around steady
prices. Cattle showing grass were negiecieu
as usual and were hard to move.
Good cows and heifers were In demand
and trading was fairly active. Buyer
wanted the good kinds and picked them up
at stronger prices. The Icsb uesliHble graaes
were in talr demand also ana sieaoy prices
ruled generally. The grassy, half lat, stuff
was not In a good demand and price on
these kind were lower.
Bulls, veal calves and stags were In fair
demand, with prices In about the same
notches as yesterday.
There was the usual light supply of Block
ers and feeders here today and the demand
was fullv equal to the supply. There was
no notable activity to the trade as the in
quiry for thi clas of cattle Is not heavy
at thi time. Price today looked a llttlo
stronger on the good kinds and steady on
the common grade. Representative ales:
rtiir-r' dTCERS.'
Kaaui City Grata aad Provision.
KAN8AB CITY. June 13. WHEAT-.
Steadv; July. 76'(⁣ Beptember. .4ff
74c: Dei-ember, 744c. Cash: No. 2 hard.
96U"i94c; No. 3, w 44064c; No 4, uljWc; No
2 red, 9f.tj974c; No. i Jena ic" ; No. 4. 77
?? - - ... .... .. .O
111 rl .N J uiy , "ac; nepirrmH-r. bobc; 1
cember, 43c. Cash: No. 2 mixed. 49SOr;
No. 3. 4!i48)c; No, 3 wnue, eic; jo. a.
404?4iaM?.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 wnue, JiTJ U'-.c; ,-o.
! mixed 294c.
EGOS Steady; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2. whltewood cases included. 134c;
rase, country, 124c; cases returned. 4c
less.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, $9 505IO.OO;
choice pri:ri $7 .tj t.
Mir. soeaoy; mivc.
BCTTER Creamery, 1543184c
Receipt. Shipment
Wheat, bu . 27.2"0
Corn, bu 34 to.)
Oat. I.0UM . 2,000
Visible Snpatly of Grata.
NEW YORK. June II Special cable and
telegraphic communication received by
Bradstreel's show, the following change in
visible supplies, a compared with last ac
count: Wheat, United State and Canada, east of
the Rockies, decreased 1.561. OOO bu.: afloat
for and In Europe, decreased 600,000 bu.;
total supply, decreased 3.061,000 bu.
Corn. United State and Canada, eat of
the Rockle. decreased 769,000 bu.
Oats, United States and Canada, east of
the Rockies, Increased 659.000 bu.
The leading decrease reported thi week
are 20.000 bu. at the Chicago private eleva
tor. 22S.0O0 bu. In Manitoba and 112.000 bu.
at Depot Harbor.
The leading Increase Is 69,000 bu. at Port
land, Me.
Sugar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. June 13 SUGAR Raw.
steady: fair refining, 3 11-16C; centrifugal 96
test. 4 5-16c; molasees . sugar, 3 7-16e. Re
fined, steady; No. 6. 6.25c; No. 7. 6 3c; No. 8,
5 10c; No. 9, 6.06c; No. 10, 60; No; 11, 4 9oc;
No. 12. 4.85c; No. 13. 4.75c; No. 14, 47ic;
confectioner A. 5.70c; cut lof, 6.56c;
crushed, 6.55c: powdered, 6.96c; granulated,
6.85c; cubes. 6.10c.
MOLASSES Firm; New Orleans, good to
choice. S7S45"c.
NEW ORLEANS. June 13. 8UGAR-
Quiet; open kettle, 4i84e; open kettle cen
trifugal, 444544c; centrifugal white, 5c;
No.
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vellows. 4'?i4 15-lrlc: second. v4o.
MOI.A6SES Nominal; open kettle. 13'926c;
centrifugal, 6&14c:- Synip. nominal, 3oc.
Oil aad Hoala.
NEW YORK. June 13. OIIS Cotton
seed, firm; prime crude, nominal, yellow,
24e. Petroleum, quiet; refined. New York,
$6.9u: Philadelphia and Baltimore, $6.85. Tur
pentine, unsettled. 6i44Sti3c.
ROSIN Dull; strained, common to good,
83 35.
SAVANNAH, June, 13 OIL-Turpentlne,
firm. 694c-
ROSIN-Flrm: A. B, C. $3 10; E. $3 26; F.
$3.30; 43. $3 35: H. $3 50; I. $4.00; K, $4.40; M.
$4.50; N, $4 6o; W. U., $4 7o; W. W., $4 80
4.90.
Total sales for the day, 492.900 shares.
Near Y-''. Mining stock.
NEW YORK. June 13 Closing quotation
on mining stock were:
Aaama Con
Allca
braeee
Brunawlrk I
ComaltKB Tunnel
;o
to
4
I
Can. Cal A Va 121
Hora si iter 11
Iran Hll.er Im
Lextvllla Con i
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Plvwnli
Potoal
I Savage
Sierra Kerarla
Small H01.ee ..
Standard
.. 4
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.. 1
.. 14
.. M
.. 11
.. tt
..14
Bank 4 learinaa.
OMAHA. June 13 Bank clearings for to
day were tl.53o.r48 24; for the corresponding
date Wat er, $l.:5,8i2.,S3.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. June 13 COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
price to an advance of 5 points, following
fairly steady European cables and In re
sponse to a Utile European demand. Tne
market closed easy at a decline of 6 point
on September, but generally 10115 point
lower. Sale were reported of 56.750 rags
including July, 6.06'!.6.2ijc: September. 2Vf
6 35c: tlctoher. 6 40c; December. 6 5fl.6ic
January, 6Cii6 65c; March, 6.6fV46.80c. Spot
market quiet; mo, ic.
Treasury Mairiurol.
WASHINGTON. June IS -Today Ute
ment of the treasury bnlances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of tiie f uM0.ua) gold
reserve in tlx dlvUluq ut fedempiivn,
Daluth Grata Market.
DULUTH. June IS.-WHEAT-To
No. 1 northern. $1 104. On track:
northern. $1.10; No. 2 northern,
Julv. $1 lO,; September, old. 864c.
OATS To arrive and on track, 307
arrive
No.
$1,024
Pearla Market.
PEORIA. Jun lJ-M-ORN-Hlgher; No
yellow, wc; No. I, 644c: No. 4. 24c; no
grade 61c.
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SHEEP Receipt today numbered six
car, making a total of about eleven car
for the two day, as against thirty-three
cars for the corresponding two day of last
week. Although there Is a falling off of
receipts, the offerings o far aie much
better than last week, and owing to this
fact the sale show up much better. Last
week receipt consisted almost entirely
of medium grades, something packer were
not anxious for. Today, however, the
Quality of the receipt wa good and pack
ers evidently wanted this class of stulT, a
they were In the barn early and picked up
the offering in good season. The market
ruled generally steady with yesterday and
there was considerable activity to the
trade. The Oswald wet net e and yearlings
sold for $5.05, while two weeks ago this
stuff wa bought up at $4.75. The Gibson
P & N. lambs sold, as yesterday, at $6.25.
Quotation for clipped etock: Uood to
choice lambs, $6.00j6.25; fair to good lambs,
$S.5ixai.0O; good to choice yearling, $5.ttKjji
5 20; fair to good yearling. $4 75(f45.O0; good
to choice wether. $4.ty&t.S0; fair to good
wether. $4.264j4.&0; good to choice ewe.
$4.3034.60; fair to good ewe. $4.00-130.
representative sale;
No. Av.
26 western cull lamb 66
622 western weth. and yearling 80
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Cattle. JlogB Sheep
South Omha .. 1$ w 1.4"2
Sioux Cltv 5j0 ft. fat ....
Kansa City .oto mono S.onA
81. Joseph 2 WW 14 $ ;02
St. I.OUI : 11.ft.ni ft ftM
Chicago 5n 15.(x 14.IW0
Tot!- 31. IRS 7)..W 2.14
OMAHA Wl Ol.r'tl.K MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Ctnotatlon oa
taple and t'aae Prodaee.
EGGS Recvlnt. fair: market, steady;
tandled stock, 144 16c
LIVE I'Ol'LTll V-Hens. lor; rooster. 4iJ
tc; turkevs, K'flKic; duck. l'KV
BUTTER Packing stock. 13c; choice to
fancy dairy, Hlpluc; creamery, 23J21c;
print. 220.
FRESH FISH-Tront. 9c; halibut. 11c;
buffalo (dressed 1, kc; pickerel (dressed). He;
white has idressed), 12c; sunfleh. 6c; percit
(scaled and dressed), 3c; pike, Dc; catfish,
16c; red snapper, lor; salmon. 6c; crapples,
12c; eel. 15c; bullheads. 11c; black bas. 20c;
whltetlsh (d'essedl, 10c; frog legs, per do.,
c; lobsters, green. 27c; boiled lobsters,
Soc; shad roe. 4fic; bltierln. Re.
HAY Trices quoted hy Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' nss.'i-lntlon: Choice, $7.00; No.
1. $6 50; No. 2, $6 00; coarse. $6 00. Thee
jjrlcea are for hay of good color aid qual-
?1RAN rer ton. $15 00.
TROF1CA L FRUIT.
ORANGES-St. Mlcuael. all else. $3.7ft.?T
4 00; extra fancy Mediterranean sweet, all
(lues, $3 50, fancy navels, sixes 116, 150, 176,
200, $3.25; lxes SO, 86, 112, $3.00; seedlings, all
sites. $3 00
LEMONS -Limonlera. extra fancy, J70.
300 and 300 sites. $4. 25; fancy, 270, iio and 360
sixes. $;i.5ii; choice. 240 mut 2,0 sues, I. 10;
300 and SCO slr.es. $.1 0f?i 3 25.
tiATKS-I'er box of 30 1-lb rxg . li.OO;
liallowe'en. in 70-lb. boxes, per lb. c.
FIGS California, per lo-lb. carton, 7J7J
Kc: Imported Smyrna, four-crown, 12c; five
crown, 12c.
BANANAS Ter medlum-slied hunch, tl 75
S2 26; jumbos. $2.,Wii30u.
PINKAI'PI.ES-FIorlda. per crate of 21
30 and 36 lie. $3.28; 42 sire. $3 no.
FRUITS AND MELONS
APRICOTS California, per 4-baiiket erata
$1 36.
FLI. MS California, per 4-baaket crate.
$1.35.
PEACH ES Texas, per 4 basket crate. 11;
California, per 26-lb. box, $1 15.
I'll Kit hi KS California black nee -lh
box, $1.76; white, per R-lh. box, $1.76; Mis
souri, box of 24-qts , $2.00.
BTKAWBKKHIKS-linnie grown, per 24-
qt. case, $1 7o(q2 00; Hood River, per case of
24-qts.. $2.50.
CRANHERRircS Jersey, per crate, $160
GOOSKHERRIE8 Box of .4 qts., J.MA
CANTALOUPES Mexican, per crate.
$3.00(fi4.00.
RASP HERRI r.S Red. box of 24 nt.. 1.V
black, box of 24 pts., $2.00.
BLACKBKKKIKH -case or 24 qts , $2 00.
VEGETABLES.
TURNIPS New. i) dui., 25c.
CARROTS New, per do.. 25c.
PARSNIPS Old. per bu . foe.
WAX BEANS Per 4-bu. box. 75c: atrlna
beans, per 4-uu. box, 75c; bu. box wax or
siring. 2.ooiiz.k.
potatoes Home-grown, in sacks, per
bu., 36c; Colorado, per bu., 45c; new pota
toes, per bu., 7oc.
BEANS Navy, per bu., $2 00.
CUCUMBERS-Per dox.. 46f75e.
PEA8 New. per bu box, tl.lofl.M.
TOMATOES Texas, per 4-basket crata.
$1.00.
SPINACH Fer bu., 000.
CABBAGE California. In rrates. rer
lb., 3c; Mississippi, $1.26fu'2.25 per crate, ao
cordlr. to site.
ONIONS New, per dot. bunches, 15:.;
Bermudas, per crate of about 50 lbs., $1 oO.
RADISHES Hot house or southern, pel
dOI , ?0o
LETTUCE Hot house, per dox., 35$y40c;
head lettuce, per ao., 7&1:.
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per crta
of 1 dot . $100
BEETS New. per dox.. 3"c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE SwIr. new, 15c; Wisconsin
brick. 15c; Wisconsin ilmburger, 15c; twins,
lUtft 14o ; young America, 14c.
NUTS Walnut. No. 1 soft shell, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hard shells, per lb., 13c:
No. 1 oft shells, per lb.. 12c; No. J hard
shells, per lb., 12c; pecans, large, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., Sc; Chill wamuls,
per lb., n-ijlSHc; almondR, soft shell, per
lb.. 17c; hard hell. per lb., 15c; shellbarK
hickory nuts, per bu., $1.76; Prge hickory
nuts, per bu., $1.60.
HIDES No. 1 treen, "4; 10. J gren,
64c; No. 1 4lted. 84c; No. 2 salted. T4e;
No. 1 veal calf. 10c; No. 3 vesl calf. De; dry
salted, 71V14c; sheep pelts, 26cj1.00; hor
hide. $1.5063.00.
13 western ewes un wethers.
47 western lambs
B western ewes
16 western wethers
9 western yearlings
7 western yearling
10 weatern lamb
96
80
113
136
91
97
94
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6 05
6 15
6 25
6 00
6 2o
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6 66
6 36
Wool Market.
BOSTON, June lS.-WOOL-Manufac
turer how a tendency to hold back on
high prices at present ruling In the wool
market. As far as any medium grades of
wool are concerned the demand Is strong
enough to warrant the belief that that por
tion' of the clip will sell at good price.
Pulled wools are In small supply. Foreign
and territory wools are firm, with trading
moderate. leading quotations are: Ohio
and Pennsvlvanla XX and above. 34'33Se;
X. S2W3SO; No. I. HKUiWe; No. 2. 39ii40c: fine
unwashed. 22Jc; -blood, 34i?3Rc; 4-blood,
324S33C; unwashed delaine, 27fJ58c: unmer
chantable. 2S'52!)c; fine washed delaine, 37(3
3Se. Michigan Fine unwashed, 25'rK6c; 4
blood unwashed. S334c; Vhlood. 3lifiS4c; 4.
blood unwashed. 33'&:i4c; -!lood. 3334e: 4
blo.xl. 30(&31o; unwashed delaine. 26'ff26c.
Kentucky. Indiana, etc. 4 and 4-blood. 31
one
!&S3c. Territory and Ida
-Fine. 22.523c;
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Hoc, Sheen and Usika Steady
oa Moderate Reeelpt.
CHICAGO. June 13 CATTLE Receints.
6.fo0 head. Market steady; good to prim
teer. fo.6CXf5.3s ; poor to medium, $4.00'8
6.40; atocker and Teeder. $2.75fr4.30; cows.
606 4 60; heifers. $$.606.00: canner. II. 6041
2.30; bulls, $2.2ia4.00; calve. 3.06.26.
HOGS Receipt. 16.000 head: estimated
tomorrow. So.ooo head. Market steady;
mixed and butchers', $S.2Si6.424; good 10
chclf-e heavy, $6 3ofd6.40; rough heavy, $4.00
o.lii; lignt, ,0.20(35.424; bulk or sales, $5.30
5 374
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Receints. 14 000
head. Market for sheep and lambs steady;
food to choice wethers, shorn. $4iWa5.2o;
air to choice mixed, shorn, $3. 50 4. 40; west
ern sneep, snorn. 4.0O85.i5; native lambs,
shorn. 14. i&titf.ErO: western lamb, shorn. t-ViK)
66.65.
heavy fine, 19'20c; fine medium. 22023c: me
dium. 26U27c: low medium. 26ff27o. Wyom
ingFine. 21'fi22c; heavy fine. 1Wj19c; fln
medium. 22rd23c: medium. 26S27c; low me
dium, 26'327c. Utah and Nevada Fine, 21-3
23c; heavy fine, 1S(glfic; fine medium. 22(?f
3c: medium. itW!c. Dakota Fine. 211522c:
fine medium, 21(&22c; medium, 26'!i27c; low
medium, 26'827c. Montana Fine choice. 25((i
6c; fine average, 22(SI3c; fine medium
holce, 26a27c: staple, 2ic; medium choice.
7280.
ST. I5UI8, June 13 -WOOI-Steady ; me
dium grades, combing and clothing, 26'
314c; light "fine. aifiiSc; heavy fine, atrtf
24c; tun washed, 32SJ424C.
Kansa City Live Stoek Market,
KANSAS CITY, June 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts, head. Including 1.000 southerns.
Market steady. Top steers, $5.90; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers, $o.l5ca5.90; fair
to good. $4.25'8.00; western fed steers. $4 25
43s.au; stockers and feeders, $3.ou4'4.65;
southern steer. $3.15434.00; southern cows.
J2.zac4 00; native cow. $2.2fxfi4.60; natlv
bulls, $2.6KU4.40; calves.
heifers. $3.25114 90
$3.4j8.76.
H0G8-- Receipts,
lower. Tod. $6.30:
heavy, $5,253274
19.000 head. Market 5e
bulk of (ales, $5.26530;
packers. $6.2&ft6.3o: piirs
inu iigiiis, ao. io'440.oo.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.000
head. Market steady and active Native
lambs. $6.00016 90; western iRmbs. $5.7tVb7.16;
fed ewes and yearlings. $4.2tvit.50; Texas
clipped yearling. $6.0O:iS.50: Texas dinner!
sheep, $4.350.00; atocker and feeders, $2 75
KJ4.UU.
St. I.oal Live Stock Market.
ST. LOU18. June 13.-CATTI.E-Receipt,
7.500 head, including $.500 Texan. Market
steady. Natives, shipping and export steers,
$5 Of"(43.0O; dressed beef and butcher streets,
.i.M1ie.; steer unoer i.hbi ids., ;i iK14 80;
stockers and feeders, $2 60(514 50; cows ami
heifers. $2 OMjjfi.iS; t anners. J2tgi5i; hulls
$3.8x&4 .26; calves. $4 n05.50; Texas and In
dian 1eeii, U-OWb.b.' . cow and heifer,
HOGS-Receipt. 11,600 head Market
lower. I'lgn ana ugnis, o unaa.40; packers
$4 Wijd ib; butcher and bet heavy, $5 2
Of'
SHEEP A Nl) LAMBS Receipts. Sftflfl
head. Market steady. Native muttons. $3 50
"Hn.ni; lainna. io.(i.b; culls and bucks.
$2 0"fc3 0; stockers, 2.0O(ij2 50; Texan, $2.;6j
V uw.
St. Joseph I.lv Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH, June ll.-CATTI.E
Receipt. 2.MS head; market for best
teaay to strong, other weak to luc lower
Native. $3. 7196.75; cow and heifer. $1.5H
a.r-i, aif.eaers ana leeoers, K-WKg. ,o.
HOGS Receipt. lt.atsi head. Marke
ctive and 5c lower. Light. $524io.2o
mennim ana neavy. V 2C4BJ 3".
SWEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 3.292
head. Market active and steady. Wooled
lambs. $7 10; shorn lamb. $4 25.
I Stem City Mve Stork Market.
SIOUX CITT, la.. Jun ll-ippeclal Tel
I fram J-CATTLEftcipu, 600 had. mar
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record June 13, 1905. a fur-
nlshed b ythe Midland Guarantee ana
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Firnam treet. for The Bee:
Mary E. Lane and husband to H. J.
Grove, lot 2, blotk 4. Halcyon
Height I U0
H. J. Grove and wife to L. W. Raber,
same 70
W. C. Norrl to F. H. Langewisch,
lot 13. Bluffs View 600
E. R. Benson and wife to D. M. Bart-
ley, part lot 10. Elizabeth Place 500
F. U Robertson to E. J. Sullivan, lot
19. block 3. Marysvllle I
Sheriff to C. I Thomas, lot 24, block
Monmouth I'ark 17
W. Heller et al. to T. Crelgh. lots
4 and 6. block 5. Boyd add 1
W. M. Wilson to A. A. Havemeyer,
lot 13. block 4, Wise Ht Parmelee . . I
P. Mitchell to J. J. Fitzgerald, lot
block 113. South Omaha 60O
Mary Damney and husband to Eliza
beth Smith, lot 3, block 0, Jetier
add L4U
Farmer Loan and Trust company, a
executors, to A. I., l.lghttoot and
Josephine Llghlfoot, part lot 9. block
5, Park Place i.m
O. E. Knearley and wife to Anna M.
Crosby, lot 1, block 14. Park Forest lt
Koren OIen and husband to G. E. '
Pnearley. same Ui
Emeline Wetinnre and husband to E-
Oft. lots 10 and 11, block 5, Benning
ton V
F. W. Carmlehael tn Grace T. Park.
lot 19 to 24. blotk 13. Halcyon
Height 1.5W)
David GIllFtrom to Margaret Petersen.
lot 6 and 7. block 1 ,. Koxe Hill ... yn
J. W. Shearer and wlf- to G. T. Mor
ton, lot 5. Parmenter Place 60
J. Bauer to C. W Hull, lot 4. block 16,
Wllcnx add I.IOJ
C. W. Hull and wife to J. Ruer. lot
11 nd 12 block J, Wilcox 2d add ... 110
Emllv R Tlmsge to R. W. Tslme.
part taxlot 29. e' sw4 10-lft-ll 1
J. W. Harnett and wife to J. Naine-
tek. part lot t. ninca 4. ivounixe
4th add
Edwards-Wood Co.
Incorporated
nAla Offlcs: Filth aad RebarU Straat
ST. I-AUU filN.N.
CKALKerS IN
Stocks, Grain. Provisions
Ship Your Grain ta Us
Uraack Offlee. lltVlll Hear 4 of Trail
Dias Omaha. . Telephoaa Ml 4.
1v'-214 Exchange ldg.. South Omaha.
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