Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 190G.
13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Down and Up, Clorinc Cent and
H HalfHithor.
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY MANIFEST IN OATS
r at On Tim Tee a Ce-ats ts,
Mote la at Half-Ceat
Reactloa Cora Clesee
Little Better.
OMAHA. June a, 190$.
Wheat today wee up. turn down, then
U, iiml tii'- close waa strung at ad
Vance on July for the day. iloldci took
(Hunts on inn advance of tho nrat hour
.and the mantel declined about a cent.
-There wan good buying In both northwest
t southwest and Wir. marKet turned
'mi and rmwd nearly 2 centa above tne
i,w ixiiiit. Hull Here lieipcd by constant
talk of nar.iaae In the southwest and north
west. Receipts were moderate and the
-ftHii tjen ana whs goo
Mule activity waa I
a Ions time. Jul
J .mo and a little ea
- ..,
i ,ih den and wan good at advanced prices.
Aiute activity waa manliest in oats tnan
July was up l"-c at tne
earlier wan He higher
I'orn waa weak early, with prices nearly
H cent off. Reporla of elevatora that last
niK in a acccptancea were light did not off
set the Influence of continued lack of rain
in the corn belt and shorts were free to
over, the market turning strong, regain
ing all the lout and doting c higher.
Ai present tho Weather la the Important
1 actor.
Primary wheat receipts were 147,000
bushels and shipments lM.'KO bushels,
sguliiet receipts last year of 163,000 buahels
and shipments of liB.'HW buahels. Corn re-
ceipts were 762,000 bushels and shipments
bushels, aguinst receipts last year
of t.Vl.OuO biiHhela and shipments of 4H4,(M)
bushels. Clearances were S.tmO bushels of
wheat, 21.7U3 barrels of flour, 45.000 bushels
ol corn and 8.0UO bushels of oats.
Llvetpoot cloned 'iff-Nd higher and corn
.d lower tn V.J blather.
Argentina shipments were 2,306,000 bushels
wheat and 3.13,(H0 bushels corn.
The Modern Miller says, on special In
quiry Into winter wheat conditions covet
ing ten states and two territories, based
upon returns from milling correspondents
of the Modern Miller: Outside of Ken
luckv. where ftencrul deterioration Is re
ported, a majority of correspondents advise
an Improvement xlnco the late rains, or a
maintained condition during May. Quite a
number note that hearts on short straw fill
out well and mom se a Meld of good nil a I
itv. Complaints that the crop has been
lowered III condition are numerous, coming
tirliiciniillv from 111 mils. Missouri and Kan
sas. Harvest In Texas Is delayed by rains.
but has begun In Tennessee, tne territories
ami southern Missouri and Illinois.
Local range of options;
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgli.l Low. j Close j Yes'y
Wheat I
I
Julv..
Sept..
Corn
July..
Kt.pt..
77B1
7.,A
47-Sl
47 U
76 A!
76' 4j
4i
40i B
29B
77.B
76V.A;
l
47i l
47B
SS'iH
32ViB
7'4
75'. B
75,B!
4frn
32'iR!
4
4i;sb
S2'4B
29' 4B
Oats I
.luly...l
Sept...
A asked. B bid.
Omaha f'aah Hales.
WHEAT Ko. S hard. 1 car. 70c
CORN No. 3 whit-, to arrive. 4tic; No.
8. 2 cars, 45c; No. 4, 1 car, 4oc.
Ulna ha Cash Trices.
WHEAT No. I hard. 76&78c; No. $ hard,
7wi74'c; No. 4 Imrd. iiiUo; No. 2 spring,
',lv: No. 3 spring, 7'-ft-7fc
CORN-No. 3, 4.c; No. 4, 44W45e; No
X vrllua-. 4.W.ifi4iic: No. 3 white. 47a47'.c.
OATH No. 3 tnlxvd, Sic; No. 3 white,
8::t4c; No. 4 white. HV.
R VIS-No. 2, We;' No. 3, woe.
t'arlot Receipts,
Wheat. Corn. Oats
t'hliWgo
Kaiisus City
Minneapolis .
imuthii
iMlllltll ......
tit. Louis ....
3
362
133
... K9
.,.131
... 10
... 24
... 2i
"9
149 I
iis
16
t me a;o ;riAi akd provisiox
I'rataree at the Tradlaa; aa4 Cloilas;
' I'rleea ea Board at Trade.
CH1CAOO, June 8. TIick Missouri state
crop report was ag-Mit the chief reason for
a mrona" close lu inc locai wncai nmmv.
I lie IuhI iiiiAiHilon on July showed that
option up c. Corn gained Vtf'C. OftU
were up IVfcc. ItovIsIoiib were 6c lower to
7'.tl(Ki higher.
The MlsHour report rendered tho market
quite firm at the opening. Another factor
iimt Nirmialhf tied nrices was the continued
w et weal her In the Red river valley In
Minnesota. Toward the end of the first
tmir hour imnroved weather conditions In
the southwest tainted free selling by local
longs and commlSHlnn houses nnd brought
arniut a conslderaliln decline, but during
the last hour the demand became urgent
because of numerous reports of damage by
drouth lu IlllnoiM, Missouri ami Kansas
and these, supplement Ing the official report
from Missouri, caused a strong nuuisi
snt'mciit lust before the close. The tuarke
t liiKed strone. close to the high point of
the dav. July onened unchanged to Si
higher ut KIStl'KIHc. sold off to 83o and ail-
,Hnced to M'o. The close was at vb
l'lcnr;nce of wheat and Hour were equal
to 107.fW hu. UxDorts for the week as
shown by Bradstreet's were eiiual to 573,000
bu. lrlniary receipts were 247,t") bu., rnm
pared Willi 72.(XiO bu. for the corresponding
day one year avu. Minneapolis, Duluth and
C irago i (purled receipts of 163 cats, against
131 cure last week uml 140 ears u year ago,
The corn market u weak early In the
tlay because of lower cables and largely
Increased ucvcpluiice. letter In the day
pi'tces rullied sharply on covering toy shorts,
who were alarmed at the midden strength
shown by wheat and oats. The clne was
strong and ut the highest point of the day
July opened 'VaV) to V' lower at 51ft&j'tu
to Di'4c. oecuneu to wnfcc ana men ml
vanced to 61Sc, where it closed, laical re.
celpts were 3o2 cur,.wth Ul cars of con
tract grade.
The Missouri ci-op report waa extremely
bullish on oHla, the reports showing a
t oiuiition oi vi on june i. compared Willi tu
for the corresponding time one year ago,
jvick of rain was given as the cause
the Door condition. This renm-t waa larrelv
"V respunsiDia tor an advance late in the
Hduy or more than 2 cents In the price o
tne July delivery. During the last hoiu
ihe demand for oats was general tind the
volume of trading was large. The market
closed strong. July ODened 4c hlaher a
Jti1,"'. declined to 36c and then advanced
to U4c. The close was at 37Hc Local re
ceipts were 133 cara.
Hrovlsluns were easy with the exeeptlon
of July pork. This product appeared to be
In a somewhat congested condition and
firtcea were bid up by local packer. Trad
ng on tho whole was wry quiet. At the
close July pork was 7Vlnc higher at 316 85.
Itrd was off 2H at Ribs were 5c
loner at $9 tt.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
11 cars: corn, 399 cars; oats, ItiO cara; hogs,
17,Oi0 head. .
The leading futures ranged as follows:
At tides I Open. High. Low. Close. Yes y
Wheat-
July...!8SSt'4
82S
81
82
4-a
83
32'aJ
WW
Bept...JS'a
83t
33SA
841l
l'C tUVHt
-uly...'M'
BIS
us.:
4
SIS
51HST-4
stH,.USS l
July..
87S' Ssi
3oS.33SU
I tec. . .
Sept..
1-oik
July..
He Pi..
1-Mtd-
July..
Bept..
S4S
34S4W 34S
13 85 1 7TH
14 47H lfiO
3 80 3 8!U
3 SO 8
7H $6
45 I 10
36 I 36
is irn
1 71
It 60
1 8?H 1 73 '
1HW U 40
3 82H 3 SO
8 8 30
I 37 &2ti
47S 40
rv
14 (
$ 8'.'V
S so
$ U
46
36
li
Oct...
, Ribs-
July..
Sept..
Oct...
A asked.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FlAJl'R Firm; winter patents, $i.60f4O0
winter straights, $laij3.7u; spring patents'
Hoiul1: spring siraighls, M.etaJ.tt; bakl
era. tl avai.toX
WllEAT-tNo. I spring. $2iS3c: No. 3. Tf
ttc: No. t red. 374,iOtaiSc.
CORN-No. . 614c; No. S yellow, t,lQ
iio.
OAT-No. X rse; No. I white, rtJlTHc;
No $ white, 3tiiaoe.
RYE No. 1 4V.Snc.
B A R LE Y Good feeding;, 41(4or; fair to
chc., malting, fc'otic.
bEEDH-No. 1 Cava. $108Vi; No. 1 north
westarn, 11124; prime timothy, WW;
clovwr, contract grade. $11.26.
The racelpta and shipments of flour and
ware: Wecemta Bbipmenta.
' 'wur, euia.. to.7'1
ho
11.
yf' OWt. tU ,
nef trn, bu
''is, bu
Rye, bu
barley, bu .
lu.ua)
S.ua)
378 a)
ltiko
..440.4ta)
..3&i.t)
.. !!
Sl.aA)
I u0
i Oa the Produce ixrhinia indiv th .,,
ter market aa gtrady; cieauiery. Utilise;
. daury. MjjiTc. Jtaa, steady; at uuuk.
esses Included, HfllUc; firsts, 14V; prim
firsts, lbi; extres, lie. Cheese, steady.
PHoVISlONS-Short rlb side fln..
J "Ji 3&. Ml potk, per bhl., K k-Xi 8V
.ard, per lt lbs.. ls.75. Short clear aides
boxed.'. $9.&7Vio.oa
SKW YORK GK1ERAI, MIRKJtT
Qaalatloaa ef the Day aa Varlaae
f On anted Hies.
NEW TORK. June 8 FLOUR Re
ceipts, 11,984 bbls.; exports. 20,833 hMl ;
ssies, s.biju nnis.; marKet iirm, Dut dun;
Minnesota patents, $4 804.40; bakers.
I3.4o6 3.I5: winter patents. 84 006 4 30:
straights, $3 90 4 00; extras, $2.90t,$40;
low grades, 12 80 3. IV Rye flour,
firm;- choice to fancy, I3.X04.19.
CORSMEAI, rirm: Tne white and yel
low. $1.20fl.2$; coarse, $1.081.1; kiln
dried, 12.90.
RYE Dull: No. 2 western. C7Ue f. o." b.
New York.
BARLEY Nominal: feed In a- (7Ur. r I.
f.. New York; malting, till 57c, c. I. f.
New York.
WHEAT. Recelnte. 8.000 bn exnnrts.
7.784 hu.J Sales. 1,400.000 hll. futures; s)t
market firm; No. 2 red, 84c. nominal,
vator; No. 1 red. 95c. nominal, f. o. .
afloat: No. 1 northern Duluth, 94 "io, nom
inal, r. o. d., anoai; rso. i nortnern Mani
toba, 90c, nominal, f. o. b., aMnat. For
the first half of the day wheat acted
rather weak tinder realizing sales and
bear operations, helped br tioor cabls.
but later recovered and reached the top
point or tne advance on renewed bull
crop news from Russia and the northwest.
With heavy covering, the close showed
lc net rise. July, k 13-le0ttc.
closed at 0'ic: September, 37 1-164J 88iC,
closed at 88Sc; Lecember, 88H49c,
closed at 8l4c.
CORN Receipts SJ.17S bu.; exports,
44,972 bu.; sales. 175,000 bu. futures; spot
market easy; No. 2, 68 He nominal, ele
vator, and 68Hc asked, f. o. b.. afloat; No.
l yenow, 6Sc. nominal: No. 2 white. 69c.
nominal. Option market weakened early
on large receipts, good weather and poor
cables, but advanced sharply In the last
nour, wnn wneat closing H"c net
higher. July. 67tP684c. closed at 58 "4c:
Hcptember, n7H58ic. closed at B814c;
Liecemner, nosjtwc, ciosea at 6T4p.
OATS Receipts, 95,000 bu.; exports,
7.660 ton.; spot market strong; mixed oats.
26 to 30 pounds, 41c; clipped white, 38 to
40 pounds. 42Vitf45c; natural white, 30 to
33 pnonds. 414 0 42 He.
KEEU Easy: spring bran, $19.40, June
shipment; middlings, $19.75, Juna ship
ment. HAY Firm; shipping. ECfifiOo: aood ta
choice, 87HSe.
HOPH julet; common to choice, 1905,
9W13c; 1904, nominal: olds, nominal; Pacific
cossi, is, iiii4c; ivn crop. jisriM.
HIDES Steady; California, 21 to !S
rounds, 21c; Texas dry, 24 to 30 pounds,
c. .
LEATHER-8teady; acid. 26f27Hc
PHOVlfllONS Herf. steailv: famllv
tH.K-j11.60; mess,' I 6ftff9.0O; beef hams,
t'M Bk?j22.CO; packet. $8.50fl0.50: extra India
mess, it. mi ti 19.00. cut meats, firm;
pickled bellies, fl0.25t?i 12.00; pickled
shoulders, $8.00(8 3. 50. Lard, steady; west
ern prime, j8.8ora.S5. nominal; refined.
barely steady; continent. $9.30; South
America. $9.75: compountl, $7. 0097. 87.
Pork, steady! family, $18.50919.00; short
clear. $ 1 6 80 if 1 8.25 ; mess, $17.0017.50.
TALLOW Steady: cltv. 5c: country. K
6 5'c '
RICK Qinet; domestic, fair to extra.
$Hi6'ttc; Japan, nominal.
BITTTER Easier. Street mice: Extra
creamery. 20?i2oiic. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, li"?20c; western Imi
tation creamery, extras, 17c; western firsts.
CHEEHB Easy; new slate cream, laraa
best, 10c; state, fair to good. W4c;
state, small, best, lOSc; state, fair to good
94'alAc: Inferior. 8iflr9c.
E(1H Firm; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. 22c; stst.
choice. 106 lie: state, extra. 19420o;
western firsts, 17c; western seconds, 16u
16Hc; Kentucky. 13lB16c.
i ul t.i ki a live, steady; western broil
ers, 26c; fowls, l.'ISc; turkeys, 11W12c.
Dressed, stnndy; western broilers, 20(2oc;
turkeys, 14c; fowls, lorl2Hc.
Pt. Usla General Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 8. WHEAT Futures.
higher; cash, dull: No 2 red cash, elevator.
KnSIc; track. VWjJc; July. WNo; Septem-
per. si',mKic no. i naro, KUtisc.
CORN Futures, hlaher: cash, lower: Nn
rash, nominal; .track, 49i4HVc; luly, WQ
49c; September, WH4c
tiATS Higher;-No. 2 cash, 84c; track. 35c:
July, 36ttWc; September, lbc; No. 2
White, 37'ri.37Hc. . .
riAJlH sirong; red winter patents. 34.no
fr4.7n; extra fancy and straight, $3.76?r4,.40;
clear, $-.V75'n.Oii.
SEEDB-Tlniolhy. steady at $2.50112.80.
CORNMEAl-ateady at $2.60. -
BRAN Steady; sacked. Cast track. 8J
$7c.
HAY StradyT llinothy, $H5Wfl.00;
prairie. $H.ft13.flo.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.00
BAOU1NH-8SC
HEMP TWINE 7Ac
rROVISIONS-Pork, higher; Jobbing.
$l6.8!i. Lard, stesdy; prime steamed. $8.66.
l)ry sslt PieatS steady; boxed, extra shorts,
.2,,; clear ribs, $:t.7u; short clears, $9.87".
Bacon, steady; boxed, extra aborts. $10.37!:
clear ribs, $10.50; short clears, $10.6.'.
I'OCLTRY Firm: chickens. 10c; springs.
I&va20c: turkeys. l'ic; ducks. 8V,c; geese. 6c.
BI'TTER Steady ; creamery, lVflSnc;
dairy. 141 17c.
EOtlS Steady at ll'.fcc. esse count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bhla ' 8.0) 6.000
Wheat, bu .Oiit) 22.000
Corn, bu lM.iifii 9,000
Oats, bu ,.. 88,000 68.O00
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June g.-FLOl'R First
patents, $4.3M4.45; -second patents, 84.Jf.ff
4.30: first clears, $3.50tli3.0; second clears,
$2.452.5i.
BRAN In bulk. $16.2515.50.
The range of prices In Minneapolis aa
reported by F. V. Day A Co. waa:
ArtlcUs. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat-t ( j i
juiy...8Hi,H 83;8iiiavii sa'ssswi,
Bept... 82',i,i 24 . MW&WtHlWfri
Deo... rS'H $2S 81 82. 81 H
Flax
July... 1144 1 IMi 1 144 1 U4 114H
Sept... 118 1161, 1 14'i 111', 115-4
Oct... 1 J'4 i 1 U 1 14H 1 14
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard. KAc; No. 1 northern, 85c; to arrive,
8Sc; No. 2 northern W40; to arrive, 34c;
No. $ northern, 84'81S; No. 1 durum, 14c;
No. i durum, 72e. Corn: No. 3 yellow,
47e; No. 3, -47c. Oata: No. 3 white,
36-Sc; No. 3, 83-,fl!l4Sc Barley, 41(V)c.
Rye. B741SSc. Flax, $l.UVt.
Kaaaaa City ttrala aad Prnvlalena.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. June 8 WHEAT
July, 7c: September, 75 c; Decem
ber, 7SSc; caah. No. 3 hard. 7741!7c; No.
3 74 4 & 77 V,o; No. 2 red, 8,0c; No. 3.
84 45 88c.
CORN July, 47c; September, 48c; De
cember, 43 Vc; cash. No. 2 mixed, 4$4
4i 48 4c; No. 3, 43c; No. 2 white, 4t)c; No. 3.
4e.
OATS No. 1 white. 36$7c; fto. S
mixed. 3H4r444c.
EGGS Missouri and Kanaas, new No.
Z white wood casea Included. 14c per
dosen; rase count, 18 4c per doaen; rase
returned. -40 per aosen less.
HAY Steady; choice timothy. $l$.O08
13 80; choice prairie. $U.O0i11.20.
RYE Pteatfv: 544HS64c.
BUTTER Creamery, lsc; packing,
line
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 23.000 38.000
Corn, bu. 20.000 20,00.)
Oata, bu 13.000 13,003
Mllwaaltea Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, June 8 -WHEAT
Bteady: ivo. 1 northern. S4w4c; No.
I nortnern, e-ajese; juiy, Mi.c Did.
RYE Higher: No. 1. oBfKlSc.
BARLEY Firm; No. 3. ooftaTc; sample.
CORN-8tedy; No. I casa. J04SS1C
July, &140 bid.
. Philadelphia r red nee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 8-BI'TTER-Firm
extra western creamery, Mc; extra
nearnv prints, :c.
EGGS Firm and He higher; nearby fresh
and western fresh. ISc at mark.
CHEESE Easier; New York full creams.
tancy, jam, que.
. Penrla Orala Market.
PEORIA. June g.-CORN-8teady; No. 3
yellow, 44c; No. 3, 4le4c; No. 4. 484c; no
graae. eoittsc.
OATB-Flrrn; No. 3 white, SaSc; No. 4
wnite, atic.
WHI8KY-$1.
I.lverpenl Grain and PraTlslana.
LIVERPOOI. June L WHEAT Boot
nominal; futures, quiet: July. se4d; grp.
""mar. v-u, iwceraner, Hi'aH.
CORN Spot, firm: American mixed new
asm; oia, s inrj. Futures, quiet; July, 4a
BcpuDiwr, 4S avi.
Dnloth Oraa Market.
Dl'Ll'TH. June 8. WHEAT-To arrive
and on track No. 1 northern. bc; No. 3
niTiuriii, 4c, juiy, soc, aeptani-
nrr, e-i-'sv.
OATS To arrive and on track, STVc
July, 3TV'.
Taleda Seed Market.
loi.r iup, i . June or tl'B Clover,
caso, kki; October, a.6Ja. Timothy, 31 to.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Profeniooal Limitation a of Present Market
Still Manifest
LARGE SHRINKAGE IN VOLUME OF SALES
Expected Demand, from the Ont
aid Falls ta Develop and
Crop tandltlens Cans
Anxiety.
NEW YORK. June . The professions!
Ilmltnjlons of the present stock market were
still very manifest today. In fact the slight
evidence of small commission house buying
which was reported yesterday and which
aroused hopes that the fwofeesslonal cam
paign was meeting Its first success In at
tracting outside interest was no longer
perceptible today. The aggregate of the
sales underwet.i a oeclded slulnkage.
The charities. of the market was not ma
terially changed from recently prevailing
conditions. Fewer stocks were picked for
a demonstration to attract attention by
hlarge dealings and rapid advances. More
attention was paid to the action or the
grain markets and the effect of the govern
ment report on the June 1 condition of
wheat was feared for the unfavorable ef
fect It might produce on stocks when it
appears on Monday. The market weakened
quite generally during the first hour on
this account. A better tone developed
when wheat was found to be declining, but
stocks turned downwards again later In
the day. Some points of special strength
among the grangers were due to reports
of good crop conditions along those lines.
Atchison was a notable example. There
waa some strength In the Gould group on
account of the settlement with the Wabash
debenture bondholders and reports of a
large consolidated bond issue in prospect.
The assumption that a more active market
is sonant by some of the large financial in
terests to assist the absorption of new Is
sues in hand was given credit by move
ment In stocks of some companies so situ
ated. The sharp advance In Delaware A
Hudson was accompanied by active dealings
in the convertible bonds on the curb and
application was made to list the bonds at
the Stock exchange.
Tha week's currency movement did not
Indicate a large change In cash reserves
of the banks bu the actual movement, but
the easy tone of call money Indicated a
strong bank statement. The loss reported
on subtreasury operations of ar-sU'OO in
eludes return of government funds ad
vanred to the banks against gold Imports
tn an amount larger than tbst, and as tne
gold has arrived the loss la offset. A small
gain on the express movement with the
interior is also Indicated. Gains made late
lut week figured but sllahtlv In the show
ing of averages upon which the last bank
statement was made up and ' the discrep
ancy la expected to be reotified In tomor
row a statement. A slightly firmer tone was
reported for time money today, due to de
crease In the amounts offering. ' The ster
ling exchange market continued to advance
In response to the easier money conditions
and demand for remittance against mann
ing finance bills was said to be an Import
ant factor in that market. Attention was
given to published expressions by a prom
inent banking official in a tone of warning
against an assumption of security against
niotieyx stringency beyond the Immediate fu
ture, ahd pointing to the requirements still
unmet for payment of Ban Francisco in
surance losses and the liquidation of as
sets yet to bo effected on that account.
The continuance of the Injunction against
the enforcement of the 80-cent gas law,
pending a decision In the suit, to test Its
constitutionality, caused feverish fluctua
tions In Consolidated Gas. The .sharp rally
In the wheat market was given as a cause
for- tho late weakness in stocks, but the
growing disposition to reallxe as the day
progressed nas neen a leawrv 01 " ioi
ket each day this week. The closing was
easy.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $4,250,000. T'nlted States old 4s. Cou
pon. advanced ' per cent on call.
The rouowillg was inc rne oi imurs on
the New York Stock exchange-
gain. Hllh. Low. in..
Alams Fiprru t- ....
Amslssmatetl former ...... M.:0 1H'4 M0 lom
tour. rr sn4 Foundry 4n it . 41H 41
do p(d les WA "t ra
Amor, roiton Oil 70 S4t ri
do pM
Amor, ICjpreM 1 S , 52 520
Amor.- Hide A- iMlher pfrt 4WI li'i 2
Amor. ti s-tirMle ...... I.IMi t't 4 H
Amor. Linseed (Ml 1.4n ti
do DM '4 '
Amor. Ltvomotlve 7JH 1w 11
do pfd
Amor.- Smelting A Refining UI.70 1MV4 lMa
do pfd
Hon lie, 1114 ll
Amer.""ttnirar Reflulus
i.ann U7 I3 13
A mar. T.jharrn pfd cite...
Anaronila Mlnlna. Co
:.4iw 10414 inav, loss
t:.4M) 571 '4 S !
51.400 ait anv4 ooa.
Kin 10-1 102-4 l"2'i
1.100 HS I47 117
1.400 110V, 10H II
M-4
Atrtilen
do pfd
Atlantic roeet. Mna
Ilaltimnr Ohio
do ptd
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
) 100 5."4 V4
J.nnO ll 1IM,
l tJ7i i7
1,o 5', lr.
M4
ts
!.17
s4
3
7S4
14
504
174
"4
i
74
574
SI
70
Canadian 1's.iflc
Central of Near .leraef
Chesapeake. A Ohio
('hirafo A Alton
do pfd
JO0 7 Tl
I0S Ida,
i.oo v " sol
:.;. Ill, 174H
Chicago Oreat Westarn
Chlraso A Northwestern..
('.. a. A Ht. Paul
Chicago Term. A Transit,
dn pfd
('.. C, f. A St. IxmiIs....
( nlnrad Fuel afl'l Iron....
Colora.lo A Soutlieru
Si. 100 MSi
1.700 4'4
400 70S
oo iia
1S.I00 147
i.ooo :ih
4M 2 4
11.400 3l
104 IM
74
I9't
I04
M4
do iw. pfd
do id pfd
Consolidated Gaa
Cur products rff
do pfd
Pelawara A Hudson
Del., Lark. A Westers....
Denrer A Rio Grand
do pfd
1I si I Hers' Securities
Erie
do 1st- pfd
do M pfd
General Klectrlc
Hokra Valley
Illinois Central
Inter. Paper '
do pfd
Inter. Pueap
do pfd ,
lost Central
do p(d
kanaaa Cite Southern
do pfr
yulsTilla A Nashrllle
Manhattan b
Metropolitan Street Rr...,
Mexican Central
Minn. A St. Louis
M. , St. P. A a). Sta. M...
do ptd
Mlasourt Pacific
MiMujurl, kan. A Teus. ..
do pfd
National Least
N. R. R. ol Max., pfd...
N'aw Tork Central
N. Y . Ontario A Wasters
Norfolk A Western
do pfd
North American
Paelfio MaU
PennerlTanla
People' Gas
Pitta.. C, C. A St. !.....
Pramad Steel Car
do ptd
Pullman Palace car
M4
144W 1(4
M4 224
at
82(4
i(S
444
IS
4-1
44
74
"4
171
12
IM
44
4
41
4
1. 500 474
ion
4011
too
MVa
2V
4H
714
l)
T14
IM1 172S 1714
aoo ii 114
J.100 U4
I. too i'i
1124 1D14
:4 '0
Si4
too
lot
100
l.on
14
u
184
M1
4 l4
II M
214 2 14
1:4 M
.... W4
K4
l(4
151
1124
J4
II
117
l.wm 11014 i4s
too iki HI
toe 111 ut
IN it -v 1J
ia 104 104
10 17F.I 17F.4 M
IO0 Is4 17 I7U
2.i
100
400
US
4H4
'a
164,
44'
14
tt
44
74
l.tn I41i
l.ioe 114
3.40 14
ioo 174
trio m"
1.0U0 M4
II
1404 144
114 II
I4 M 4
.... i
74 174
.... II
IU4 llll,
4 2
.... II
114 II
I H4a
10 11
100 H
100 2 SO
Reading
d 1st ptd
.100.100 1414 14-4 1414
SO
no 1.1 pid
Republle Stael
d ptd
Ruck Island Ca
do ptd
St. L A San Prta Id pfd.
St. Louis Southwestern....
d ptd
Southern Psciflc
do pfd
Southern Railway
d pfd
Tsun .Coal and iroa . . .
Tsiaa A Paul Ac
Toledo. St. L. A Westarn.
do pfd
I'nioa PaelSa
do pfd
I'. S. Ktpreet
I', g. ReaJtj
V. S. Rubber
do pfd
V. S. Steel
do pfd
M4
104
101
M4
44
47
124
!-
I 400 II 101,
100 lfl4 104
1100 24 M
1.100 M4 4
no 41
HO 124
lu U
11.100 (74
iu 114
4.IU0 tt
WO 14
44
214
If,
II
vs
114 l4
It M
' 144 115 1UU
t.40 144 14 14
14
500 44 44
tl.ao it24 1114 u;
4
.... 110
a . ii
114 14
ha
10
M
14
lu
17.100 414 414
l.vu io4 lots 10
Vhflnla Carolina Ch
alcal.
l.0"0 4 414 41V,
pfd
Wabash
do ptd
Welte-gere Kiprwas ..
W' eating aua giactrl .
Uaatcrn imea
a healing A Lax Ert
WiKonaln t'evtral
d pfd
Nonhara Paris
Central LatUar
do pfd. ea-d.e
Sloaa-aheBlald
Ureal hortharn pfd.,..
sire Jivva 11
f 114 I4
t. o a
111
it
44
IS
1
J4
i
.i
4
li4
4i
M
14
4'4 M4
10 114
Hoe 1114
I u 444
'( i4
7 UK 101
4
I
164
MS
III
414
lu
se 7
iu4 Ms
Total sales for the day, all 4u0 aaaraa
New York Mining- UteM.
NEW YORK June (.-Closing quotations
on mining stocks
Adaat Ca
AH. ....v
Bre
Brnrullck ra..
Caasslack Tunnel
Coa. Cal. and V
Horn Silver
Iroa Stiver
. it
.14
. Iw
. I
. II
. S3
.
UttU Chief .,
Oaurt
Pkomlg
f'phir
Po(al ,
ava-e ,
H terra strada .
Small Uaumm ..
70
II
....ue
I
Ueadetu ca
Offsred.
eteodard ......
Treasnry Stateanent.
WABHINQTON, June (.-Today's state
ment of the treasury beJartres In the gen
eral fuud exclusive of the 3iao.0u0.l gold
reserve shows. Available cash balance.
IK1.229.84f.; gold coin and bullion, $-2,V8,397;
gold certificates. 143.47.17l.
Jlw York Money Market.
NEW YORK. June 8-MONEY-On call.
essy at 2rv per rent; ruling rate, closing
bid and offered at 3 per cent; time loans,
slightly firmer; sixty dsys. 4i44 per cent;
ninety dsys. 4w per cent; six months, 4lt
4 per cent; prime mercantile paper, ofc.
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm at $4 90
tM.ftSM for demand and at $4.8-:.?!4 83 for
sixty-dav bills:-posted raten, $t.83VyS4 8iV;
commercial hills. $4.82V54.8::V
SILVER Bar. ic; Mexican dollars. ROUc.
BONDS Government, firm; railroad. Ir
regular.
Quotations on
isew i or Donaa toaay
were as follows:
V. .. rf. . reg...
lot IJaran ta, id aertoa.... f
.ll'4 do 4,l. rtra 4
. I'M do Id aeriea ".
.H'lV do 4a. rtfa !"
.wVl.. N nl. 4 1U
im Manhal. r. sold 4a.. .101
.m4,Mea. Central 4a 0
.12H do let Inc tl
. (14. Minn. St. L. 4s ... ZSi)
.114 IM., K. T. 4a 100
.IK do la
. a IN. R. of Me'i. c. 4a..
.lniN. T. ('. an. JSa.. ti
N. J. (.'. rn. 4e....i;7Vi
. 97 I No Pai-lnc 4a 10
. M do Ja 1
.Illi-iNortoIlt A W. e. 4a..inut
. J7VOr. . L. rf. 4o.. t4'
. n IPenn. er. JV n
. sk Resdlni gen. 4s HC
.l"!st. U 1 M e. la.. Ill
do ooupon
V. S. io. rj
do ooupon
V. S. old 4s. rot...
do con poa
V. S. new 4, rg...
do rnupon
Am. Tob. 4i
do ts
Atchloon (en. 4
do HI.
Atlantic C. L.
Baltimore A O
do ISa
Brit R. T. c.
Central of OS.
4a.
4a.
(a.
do lat tne
do Id In
do 3d lor
Chen. A Ohio 4l,i.
Chloago a A.
C, H. Q. n. 4a.
C. R. I. P. 4a..
7UVHt. L. A S F. II. 4a. M'4
100 St. U i. W. eon. 4a.. 7
Tl'Hfabeard A. U 4a.. M't,
lUla. Pan! Bo 4a J'i
do col. &a
rx o. It. L. g. 4a. lot do let 4i. rife.... V
Colo. lnd. Ha. ser. A. idlii Southern Re. fta 111
do r. B 7!', Txss P. la 1J.-H
Polo. MI4. 4a 77 Tol.. gt. L. A W. 4a. v
Colo. A So. 4a MHi nlon ParlDe 4a Iv4i
Cuba !(', t". 8. Steal id la X
D. A R. O. 4a 10OV; Wabash la L3
Diet. Seca. la ,.. aH1 1,0 'D
Erie prior lien 4a.... 1014 I Western M4.
do gen. 4fl "2 ,a j Wheeling A L.
Hock. Val. 44a 10t Wla. C entral
Japan (a av I
Offered.
.... M4
4a.
.... J1H
Boston Btoeka aad Bonda.
BOSTON. June 3 Call loans, 4Htt6li per
cent; tlrr.e loans, oflfiH per cent. Official
closing on stocks and bonds:
Alrhlaoa sdj. 4s.... 1V AdTenturs ..
do 4a 101 jAlloues
Mex. Central e 77i.j ! Amalgamated
Atrhlann snVAmer. glno ..
do pM lf2U Atlantic
... '4
... S4
...14
... I
... us
... 414
...700
...
... T-i
... 1
... 1S
...114
... 1
...
Boston A Albanr..trill iBIngtiam
'Huaton A Maine
178
Cat. A He. la..
Centennial ....
Copper Range
Paly Went ....
Boston Elevated....
Kltchburg pfd ...
Mex. Central
N. T.. N. H. A H.
I'nlon Paclflo
Am. Arge. Chera..
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tub...
Am. Sttgar
do pfd
Am. Tel. A Tel...
Am. Woolen
.IM
.11
. J-4
.14
Franklin
11I4 Granny
344 lale Rovale ...
M I Mass. Mining .
.... a Michigan
Mohawk
,...1U IMont Coal A
14 Old nomlnlon
. ... 40 Josceols
. ...10n' Parrot
.... 14 Qulncy
111.24 ;Bhannon
2IS 'Tsmsrark ....
..J. 72!Trlnltir
? t'nlted Corper ,
... 124
... r.t',
a..
...42
...1104
... 284
... n
... is
...100
...
... 84
... IS
... 114
...
... S
... 4
...IM
... 114
do pfd
Pom. Iron AS..
eRdleon Rlec. A
Maps. Electric .
di. pM
Man. Gsa
lotted Fruit
I'nlted Shoe Harh...
HiV, V. s. Mining .
II C 8. Oil
do pfd
JOS t'teh
Greene Consolidated. 14 1 Victoria ....
I . S. Steal 41 1, W inona
do pfd WftV Wolverine ..
Wert In a common ... 77 North butt
Asked.
London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON. June 8. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were;
Consols, money 611-14 N. V. Central .. 1454
do account Mi, Norfolk A W 1114
Anaconda 13 'el do pfd
Atchison MV Ontario A W 5:4
do pfd ., 10ti Penneytvanla e9't
Pa It I more A Ohio 111 Rand Mlnea 4',
Canadian ParlA': ... .1.' 4 ! Reading 744
Che. A Ohio 40), do 1st pfd 47
Chicago Gt. Western, io do 2d ptd 4
C.. M. A St. P HIV So. Rstlwav 41)
r-e Beers 174! do pfd 104
P. A Rio Grande.... 41 ISo. Pacific tWT,
do pfd 1S; I'nlon Pacific 1ST
Erie ; 4741 do pfd 18
do 1st pfd t: U. 8. Steel 4:4
do lid ptd 734! do pfd in '
Illinois Central HI IWahssh ;2'
Loulavlll A Naeli.. .IM41 do pfd MVi
St., K. A T ', RpalOrll 4s 13
SIIA'KR Rr, etendy; .led per ounce.
MONEY 2p2 prr cent.
The rite of discount In the open market
for short hills Is 3' per cent: for three
mouths' bills, 3V&3 7-16 per cent.
. Forflajn Financial.
LONDON, June 8-The supplies of money
were plentiful today and rates were easv,
but not materislly lower. Trading ort the
Stock exchange was Innctlve. It was ru
mored that the government intended to
lake early advantage of thsaensy mone
tary conditions to make another Issue of
Irish land stock, which depressed gilt
edged securities generally. Home rails de
clined on lack of support, but fore(rnr-rs
were, a shnde lower. Americans were the
only section which showed any life. They
opened steady and hardened to over parity.
Illinois Central was the feature; late New
York inlvices had a (inlet In: effect and
(the market eased and closed dull. Atchi
son. TopeKa At Hants re was In best re
quest during the afternoon. Japanese Im
perial s of 10O4 were quoted nt 10?.
PARIS. June 8. Prices were unsettled on
the Bourse today, but later in the day
there was a firmer tendencv. Russian Im
perial 4s were quoted at 80.01 and Russian
bonds at 491.
Rank l learlnga.
OMAHA, June 8. Rank clearings for to
day were 3I.6S1.71S.75 anil for the corre
sponding date last year $1,459,238.18.
Wool Market.
ROSTON, June 8. WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin will say tomorrow of the
wool niarket: Trading Is of a compara
tively unimportant nature, and manufac
turers are paying little attention to the
scant offerings. Prices are firm and
steady, although still below the western
basis. A few small lots of new Utah and
Arizona wool are being taken at inc. and
25(i)c. privately; medium half blood. Wc.
or HHCalOc: scoured and three-elgliths, up
to 30c, or a clean cost of 674mSi Fine
scoured haa been speculated In at 6?(B(8o.
Fine territory Is worth 72rd-73c and fine
medium 61i70c. Fine clothing Is quoted
at W7o and fine medium Q&i&G&e. Fleeces
are full and scarce and quotations are
consequently nominal at sf32i- for quarter
bloods and at Jl&asc. for three-eighths.
Texas and California wools are quiet and
nominal. A few thousand pounds of line
AA and C supers have been snld at 66c
and 67c and 62(cfo4c, respectively. In B
supers a very small buslnessls being done
at 6:'(Sfl6c. according to color. On Wednea.
day about 660,000 pounds of wool were sold
at Shanlko, Ore., at prices ranging fron
rjo to 21Sc. or about 71r72c clean landed
The following day 868.000 pounds, Includ
ing the well known "Baldwin clip." were
sold at 23vc. The Kerrivel. Tex., wool was
taitrn oy a tioston operator at Zc for
eight months and 22c for twelve months.
in western Idaho from 310.000 to 4H0 000
puunas nave Deen transferred at 2022e.
nonie smau lots are being picked up In
the fleece sections by local speculators at
niiiicnia or wool rrom Bns
ton to date from December i7 lam; A
Ing to the same authority, are 110,706.744
l""'""". agauisi r-i.m, pounds at thk
same time last year.
The receipts to data ara HVtAifio-u
against 147.142.440 pounds fur the same
period last year.
ST. LOl'IS. June 8.-WOOL-8teadr; me
dium grades combing and clothing. 2C9
4c; light nne. 2i4t''3c; heavy fine, loISc;
tub washed. 834439c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK June 8. M ETA 1.8 There
was a further advance of about 1 In the
H mf"et. with stKt quoted at
luiuir ati ica. Locally
tne market was firm and hleh.,- i. .1 J
foi?" rnaA- BPt was quoted 'at 40i
40 28. Copper was 2s d higher at S for
,- "if iutures in the Loudon
i -,V"!V: ,ne 'narnet was un
changed, with Ixke quoted at r8 7ynlio
electrolytic. 818 rutfi 18 75: caatlne ti
18.37V4. svA. ,,,w.iia..- "T J,i ,
Iondon and at 35 90'n5.95 locally. Spelter
was unchanged In both markets, closing at
i' i.uiiumi atiui ai otsi.itj locally.
.. " " - u.iun jc ciiRiisn innrket
witn stannarn rounnry closing at SO VI
ano 1 leveiann warrants at 6s Sd. I.o-
jiiij. me iiiarspt was uncnanged. with No.
1 northern foundrv otiotH ut ttBicn.)!
No. 2 northern foundry and No. 1 southern
foundry 1.18 50: No. 2 southern foun-
.T.iVJ i""' -" -MF-TALS-Iod, firm
mi w.0v uiu, nppiicr, nigtier at eh.09.
Coffee Market.
jr.w iuhk. June 1 ctipri't.' u..l.i
for futures opened steady at an advance of
a point. 111 response 10 steadv European
cables Trading was moderately active and
the niarket dull and steadv In tone, hut
eased off slightly In the afternoon under
scattering liquidation, with the close steady
and net unchanged to 6 points higher, fiules
reported were tl.iotl bags. Including July at
e. isr; wptrmoer. a joc; (Ntooer, 36c; De
cember. .66c: January. l.iHv; March. ( U
4 ac. May. t tc. Spot, Rio, aleady; No.
( invoice, inc.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK, June (. COTTON Spot
closed quiet: middling, 11 2Uc; middling
gulf. 11 Halo. l.Eutl bale
8T. I.OL'I8, June S. COTTON Steady;
middling. 11 4c. Hales, none; receipts,
none; shipments. Is bales; stock, au.8,9
bale.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
No Quotable Chant-t in Cattle Value
on Any Kind.
HOGS FAIRLY ACTiVE AND STEADY
Very l.laht Ran af Sheep, with De
mand fiood. Trade Aetlve aad
Everythlna Selling Early
at Stroacer Frlcea.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 7. 1.
Receipts were:
Cattle. Hoas. Sheep.
OITIclal Monday.
6.736
4848
l.sl
Ortlcial
Oftlclal
Official
Tuesday ...
Wednesday
Thursday .
Friday
3.714
. 3.86S
2.K41
1.111
lft.M
10.470
10. CM
lO.f.24
4.v4o
3,443
a. 174
1.211
Oftlclal
Five days this week..l7. 47.0'1 12.7H6
Pain days Isst week. . . . IS.tWo hS.TVti H.irj
Same week before IS. 31.1 67,i. I2.4i
Same three weeks ago.. 18.740 31.775 13,4tM
Hanie four weeks aeo.. St.GH 31 .&U
ttame days lust year. .. .19,363 67.3ii 16.079
RKCEIPT8 FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hng-s and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared witlt last
year: 1SK.' 19fej. Inc.
Cattle 4.'4.4jn 174.1(1.1 W,W
Hogs 1,113.276 l,OS3,4tk) llS.tUS
Bheep 73i.75 65&.104 736,675
CATTLE? QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the prices paid
for the different kinds of cattle on the
South Omaha market:
Good to choice corn-fed steers 34.71'95.50
Fair to good corn-fed steers 4.8i'64.75
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4ft,ij'4.60
Good to choice cows and heifers... 40Mi4.n0
Fair to good cows and heifers..... 3.0twt4.no
Common to fair cows and heifers. 1.7off3.00
Wood to choice stockers A feeders 4.oni4.
Fair to good stockers and feeders 3.60-34.00
Common to fair stockers S.OtcSS n0
Bulls, stags, etc 2"Mit.26
Vesl calves 4.00(&.2o
1 ne rouowing table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date.
1906. 11906. 11904. 103. '1902. 1101. 1900.
May 25...
May 2...
May 27...
May 28...
May 29...
May 30...
May 31...
June 1...
June 2...
June. 3...
June 4...
June 6...
June 6...
Juno 7...
June 8...
C 32'i
26
a
6 1!
6 191
6 171
I
0 121
5 17
5 inj
( fs :
6 1!
5 191
I
6 21
6 23
6 251
6 20
4 84
4 S9I
04
6 93
6 77
D62
( so'
6 t
5 00
6 961
4 47
971
7 02
6 254
4 49
I
4 63
6 72
6 701
6 631
4 96
4 90
6 2;
39
7 10,
7 10
i 62
6 81
t 69 4 86
6 69 , 4 83
6 S24
4 501
7 12
6 2K'v
201
I
204
2.1-4
6 24!
t 36(
4 6.11
4 491
6 93
6 70l
4 S9
4 83
4 83
07
5 99
6 8(1
f- 75
6 78
a
7 07
,7 13
4 49
4 55
e
4 54
4 ;x
B 70
6 71
7 16
.7 201
7 151
7 18
6 70
4 91
i 71
4 94
4 75
4 9.1
4 us
b 80
I & 78 6 02
Sunday.
RANCE Cf PRICES
Cattle llnire
Omaha 31. 75-05 26 $S.5na.12--i
Chicago .iirVd.00 .5.65.S0
ivansas city 2.ftKii5.80 B.X'vht'.52i
8t. Louis 2.0t-"i.ot (..
Bloux City 3.001T5.2O .25f3.37't
The official number of run of Mt,.ip
nrougni in toaay ny each road was
Cattle. Hos-s. Sheen If'nos
C M. & 8t. P 1 (
MlKsmiri Paclllc 3 9-..
Lnlon Pacific 9 30
C. & N. W.. east Ill 1
C. A N. W.. west.... 11 1
O.. St. P.. M. A O.... 8 4 2
C, B. AV g.t east 6 j
C., B. & O.. west 5 24 i
Illinois Central 1 1
Great Western 1
t Total receipts .... 50 143 6 2
The disposition of tho day's receipts was
u M ffillnn'. Au..l. I..... 1 1 . .
.v...vr-, . n. i, im.ri put ciittpiing ine
number of head indicated:
Bttvers. Cunt. 11 01....
vniinna riitKitiK 10...
Fwlft and Company..
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour & Co.; ,
Kwlft (country)
34
1.681
613
274
284
"i
1
19
.812
3.013
2.7S2
95
m
716
Yansant & Co
Lobman Co
Hill & Son
Kliigan Ac Co
.1. R. Print A ( 'n
510
12
41
Other buyers .... '!!!
Totals
1.179 10.893 1.210
CATTLB There wn the, i,q i i,.i,, ei
day s run of cuttle, only fortv-nlne fresh
cars beliis: In aleht When thn msrlful
opened. The quality, on nn average, was
not very good, the bulk of the receipts be-
ie vii mr eiiiiiiiiori to meuium order. No
very Important chanarn wan mii1 in ih.
day's trade, conditions being . about the
same as yesterday.
rieet steers or desirable quality were In
fair demand, but the quality was not very
einllrdng and packers' renliiretnent no
sufficiently urgent to put any great amount
of life Into the trade. Ht ill there was a
sufficient demand to effect a reasonably
early clearance, but rjrlcea renuinpH in
about the same notches as yesterday. There
were a couple of loads of cattle here good
enough to bring 35.30. hut the most of those
on sale were tne Kind that are selling at
or below I6.ro. It might be added that the
prices paid today are a little stronger than
last week; that Is. yesterday and the day
before cattle values took on a Utile more
strength, making the murket somewhat bet
ter lor tne ween.
Cows Hiid heifers were in extremely light
supply, the offerings being limited to six
or eight cars. Home of the better grades
looked a little strong, but the market, as a
whole, was without any Important change.
In fact, there were really not enough cows
on sale to make very much of a test of
the market. As Is the case with beef
steers, cows are a little stronger than at
the close of latit week.
There were no stockers or feeders of any
consequence In the yards, but it Is safe to
say that there were as many as there was
a demsnd for. Shippers will understand
that the season Is so far advanced that
very few feeders are wanted, and as noted
yesterday the market Is decidedly lower
than a week or ten days ago.
Representative ssles:
BEEF STEERS.
No. A. Pr. No. At. Pr.
1 160 I 71 20 1111 4 ti
7 :i 4 K 10 1111 4 It
I 71 4 t 1 1JM 4
I 70 4 10 II 1247 4
14 471 40 1 1000 4 M
II 1011 4 44 401 11!! 4 M
4 IKS 4 II T mi I 00
tl 1104 4 W ti lit I 10
II 10 4 0 17 U?4 I 14
4 M IM 1. 114
II 1051 4 M 1 (Ul I II
1 104) 4 14 I mi I li
Il :i 4 41 10 i.st 1 li
II 1061 4 41 II 1S(! I 20
1 164 4 45 II I.1M I 11
II 1011 4 44 II... Ill I 10
4 11M 4 70 17 111! I 10
4 1117 4 I II 1604 4 W
II 1UM 4 10
COW
1 110 1 74 . 1 130 I H
1 1260 t 16 1 U10 I tO
1 IW 111 I nil I a
1 W IH 4 1070 I II
8 10(0 I 40 140 4 00
I lot t 40 1 1121 4 00
Ill i 40 1 44 4 0
1 410 I 10 I 111! 4 00
1 I0 I 1.1 1 luu 4 to
1 146 I 40 1 Isil 4 00
4 l"i I 44 1 40 I 04
1 6l I 10 I v . . ISO 4 01
'l 110 I 75 1 1141 4 10
8 tii I 76 1 1060 4 10
1 IW I 71 1 1140 4 II
1 loao I tl 11 nil 4 li
9. . U0 I 71 1 1320 I 15
1 1160 I 10 1 1030 4 10
1 HI IS 11 v4 4 20
1 101 I 00 1 1(40 4 II
1163 140 1 1020 -4 M
1 im 1 it 1 im 4 a
I MS 3 M 1 Ano 4 34
1 110 I SO 1 HoO 4 10
4 104 I 16
HEIFERS.
1 40 I ki , 1 CM I 14
1 Ut I li 4 710 0
1 110 I 0 tl 11 01
4 471 1 It 1 77 4 24
BULLS.
1 TOO I SO 1 1100 I M
1 1460 I 00 I IT4C I U
1 710 I It 1 IteO I 10
1 KaO I IS 1 Iiiai) I M
1 10 I W 1 l(fc I r,
1 J I 10 1 lt,d 4 o
1- ( IH 1... 17ot) 4 an
I lit 1 o 1 u3 4 e
I ,...140 1 11
CALVE.
40 8 It 2 !.4 I 00
1 20 4 00 1 no 1 uo
1 10 4 I 1 2m 1 00
no 4 it 1 no s
100 I 1 la m
' I 00 1 Ill I 24
1 22 I 6 la 4 24
1 110 I 0 I ui 4 34
I 14 1 I IS
30 I 10 I ia t 24
17 I 71 I H.J 1 2.;
' 4 II 1 34 4 24
1 .120 I 0
tVTOCKERS AND FEEDER!,
1 a
I 04
.... -' I
.... M IN
. . . . I s
14 4
713 4 4
.... Hi III
.... Ul 4 14
.... n 4 st
this morning
I
I
1
110
111
I 40
I 44
I 44
I 10
I 40
II..
1 70
I Is
1 Ill
I U
II.
HOOB-Hogs started out
lust about where they left
ore yesterday
that la, with the general run sellina at
Io 1 jsjJ 7S. with some of the belter loads
up to St) t4.4J'v. As compared altb es-
terday'a market, there waa really very lit
tle change In the situation. The trail
was fairly active at prevailing prices and
fretty much everything In sight sold before
1) clock In the morning.
A glance at the table of average prlcee
will show that the tendency ot values this
week haa been gradually upward, so thst
the hogs sold today 15c higher than at the
close of last week, or "4c higher than last
Friday. Another fart connv-cted with the
week a trade may be seen from a glance
at the table of receipts and that la that
there haa been a heavy falling off In the
rrlvala this week, both as compared witn
last week and with the corresponding week
of a year age.
Representative sales:
At.
. IM
..17
,.1M
.11
.14
.201
.Id
IS
.211
.140
..HI
. .t:0
.231
..211
.171
..III
..too
..2.11
.21
..ill
..24
..11
..204
..201
..171
..134
..2"
,.2'.l
..III
..111
..11
.211
..104
..11
..22
.3.4
..!2I
..117
..101
..22
..III
...211
..2M
..20
..214
en.
Pr. K. N-
IN
4 41 144
4 10 13
4 ll4j 14 120
It 14 HI
I II II 1.4
4 U 77 Ill
I 14 74 147
I li 13. 21
I 31 44 t
35 11 1(1
I li 71 II
4 3 M to
4 SI 14 234
14 71 tit
It 43 144
IS 7t IH
4 M 17 Ill
4 H M IM
lle 14 1J7
I K II 121
U 67 14
nv,
17V,
rtv,
I I7V
17V,
I 17V,
I 171,
17V,
17V,
17V,
17V,
37V,
I 17V,
I ITV,
47 V,
ITV,
!7V
4 rtv,
I 37V,
I 17V,
17V,
37V,
87 V,
17 V,
17',
I 17V,
I rrv
I 17V,
I 17V,
ITV,
I 37 V,
17 V,
I 17 V,
7V,
4 17 V,
17V,
4 17V, ,
37V,
17V,
IT',
ITV,
l-H,
40
40
40
40
4
4
40
4 4
40
4 4
40
40
4 40
42V,
42 1,
4 42V,
41V,
42V,
43V,
4 .
It
4..
12. .
10
I..
3..
74..
to
140
70..
II..
14 .
to
120
40..
77..
II..
II .
4V.
..
120
40
20
'iii
10
240
40
10
10
40
120
71..
II..
71..
HI.
II..
7.
71.,
7.
7.
1.
14.
71.
4.
sr..
71.
77.
70.
I It 44 164
4 It 47 Ut
I 34 13 1U
I 3 71 til
I M 70 12
I St 12 U7
I 34 41 t4
36 14 14
II 14 Ml
4 14 10 II
I U 71 141
41 IT
It Ill
10
pa
14
0
10
120
0
120
120
130
110
120
at 70 1l
II 17 123
II 77 1"
I 31 ' It 120
I It II 241
4 31 71 143
It 70 l.-l
3i 7V 294
It 2.
I I I 2U
I 34 71 244
I IS 71 14)
I II I 161
4 36 (I H4
II
4
I
4
47
70
11
71
41
77
47
il
.101
,...2M
....111
....:
....221
... S 15
IH
...231
...111
...241
....l7
,...22
....111
....1S3
,...21
...23
St 4 17
I li III 24
M
4 II 44 24
St 71 264
86 47 247
4 17V, 14 1(1
I7i, tl 81
17 V, 77 264
I7l4j M 211
'io
io
10
io
0
n
0
I 371, II 272
4 17 V. .... 4. .14
72
72 1S3 ... 4 17 V, 4 21t
12 210 ... I17i, 41 211
14 23 10 I7i
8TAU HOGS.
1 44 10 4 60 1 440 M I I
HI1EEP Only five cars were reported In
thin morning and they were all sold and
weighed tip before 8 o'clock. Three more
cars of Utah wethers the same aa were
here yesterday sold at 35.66, as against
3.r,.62ii yesterday. Two more cars of the
lambs that brought 36.36 yesterday sold at
$6.40 today. They were of good quality,
but leavy. A bunch Of good ewes aold at
35.75 The market. In fact, waa not only
active, but a little stronger than yester
day. The tendency of the market all this
week. has. In tact. Deen upward ana every
thing is selling to better advantage than
a week ago. The demand for all desirable
killers la good and in excess of the sup-
nly.
Quotations on clipped stock: Good to
choice western lambs. 36.2yu0: fair to
good lambs. $6.006.26; cull lambs. $4.59
41 6.25; good to cnoice yearlings, in.iow
A?:.: fair to rood vearllncs. i5 o6.o
good to choice wethers, $5.7Sf f.16; fair
to tool wetners, one in 0. 1 o; gooa u
choice ewes, 15.50 j 5.76: fair to good ewes,
4.7r.ffl6.50; bucks. 4.Z54.?o.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
84 western lamb culls 112 S 00
4 bucks , 107 I 60
76 western ewes 116 6 76
western lambs 89 (40
CHICAfiO MVK . STOCK MARKET
Cattle strong to Steady Hogs 9teay--a
Bheep Stroaar
CHICAGO., June 8. CATTLE Recess.
2.000 head; market for best, strong: ot1rs
Ktnadv: common to nnme steers. 44.wrro.iu
cows. n.onU4.60: heifers. $2.75(6.0O: bulls,
!. 26(54.26: calves. $2.75(ff7.35; stockers and
fenders. 32.76fii4.75.
HOGS - Receipts. 17.000 head; market
steadv: choice to prima heavy. $6.56fi.'r0
medium to good heavy. $6.47HS55; butcher
weights. KrsVft 60; good to choice heavy
mixed. .MVfi.55: packing. $.ora.6n.
SHEEP AND IAMB8 Receipts, ,)
head: market strong: . sheep. $4.4641-1.25
yearlings, $5.90a6.5O; shorn lsmbs, $5.26
7.15.
ew York I. Me Stock Market.
NEW TORK. June 8. BEEVES Re
celpts, 8.979 head; market for extra steers
firm; others steady to 10c lower; bulls and
cows slow; common stock not wanted
common to extra steers, 34.4tVUo9o: oxen
$4.30: hulls. to.Kifi-4.30; cows, K-JMN-ln,
Liverpool and London cables quoted live
cattle slow at 11'ril2V per pound dressed
weight; refrigerator beef 8VqVc per
pound. Exports tomorrow, l.ouo cattle and
s.a ouarters or peer.
CALVES Receipts, 577 head; market for
veals firm and 25c higher; buttermilk
nominal: veals. $5.26-fi'7.60: etills. $4.50
dressed cslres firm; city dressed veals 8tf
lie rer pound: country dressed. 7friv4c.
HOGS Receipts, 1.297 head; lnarke
stesdy; state hogs, 36.25-er7.0n.
SHEEP ANO LAM PS Receipts
6,748
head: niarket for sheep firm: lrvnihs strung
yearlings steady; sheep, $(.-5'p6.75; lambs
$7.76&9.0O; yearlings, $H.0C47.26.
Kaaaaa City Uve Stork Market.
KANSAS C1TT, June 8. CATTLE Re
ceiDts. 1.300 hesd. Including ) southerns
niarket strong to 10c higher; choice export
and dressed beef steers, $5.355.86; fair to
good. 34.26iS6.26; western fed steers, 33.504,
6.25: stockers and feeders, l2.Mnt-4.8ii: south
ern steers, $3.25-1.90; southern cows, $2.263
$.75; native cows. $2.60(34.60; native heifers
$3.004711.10; hulls, $2 btrfl-i.uO: calves, t.l.OOilti.iO.
HOGS Receipts, 8J head; niarket weak
to 5c lower; top. $6.60; bulk of sales, $ 309
46: neavy, Ki4:at.t); packers, 4r,.o7.'g.so
pigs and lights. s&.roi40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.900
head; rnarkot for sheep, steady; Iwnibs. 10c
higher; native lambs. $6.60rai.7O; fed shee
and yearlings, $".00fit$.40; Texas clipped
yearlings. r..75'n5.2n; Texas clipped sheep.
$5.00i6.iit; Texas goats, $3.2Vg8.; stockers
and feeders, lo.zttw.oo.
84. I.onls live Stock Market.
ST. LOL'IS, June 8. CATTLE Receipts
1.6(10 nead, including l.ioo Texans: marke
strong; native siilpplng and export steers
4 (55ritS.tKi ; dressed beef and butcher steers
83.6C'o6.0O; steers under 1.000 pounds 33.25tt
4..o; stocKers and feeders, ' Wrltl 40; cow
and heifers. 32.1oji6.Ui; canners. 31.&IKJ2.25
bulls, 2.7t,4i.jo; calves, $3.7.r?.75; Texa
and Indian steers, $30Oia4.75; cows and
heifers, $2 0O4T4.0O.
IIOGS Receipts, 5,000 head; market 5c
lower; pigs and lights. $fi Oti-fifi 60; packer',
$ii '-iHh.50. butchers and best heavy, $6,409
n jo.
SHEEP AND LAM RS Receipts, 1.000
head; market higher; native muttons. $5 10
t.is; iambs, l5.(4y.fi.oo; culls and bucks,
4J.0ipii6.O0; stockers, $2.OO7j5.0.
Slona City I.lve Stork Market.
BlOt'X CITY, la., June 8. (Special Tele
gram.) (jatiik Receipts, 60 head: mar
ket steady; cows weak; beeves. $t.0?'a.Y30
cows, bulls and mixed, $30tvrjl.0; stockers
and feeders, w. 204. ; calves and yearlings
4. nr.
HOGS Receipts. $ 400 head: market senlt
selling at 6 26.o4.37v,; bulk of sales, $1271
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,
neaa; nisrxet ntgner.
St. Joseph I Ire Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mn., June $. CATTLE
neceipis. 18, neaa; market steady; natives,
4.t"(io.wj; cows ana neirers, $1.75j4.60
ii'pi una iceaers, J.(ioi1.5.
hihjB Kecelpts. 7.W hend: mnrke
steady to 6c lower; Iteht. $6.2itu;.0; medium
SHEEP A Nil LAM BS Receipts, 4( head
''" ivqiac nigner; anorn lauibs, 36.7,
Stork lai Sight.
Kecelpts of live stock at the six prin ital
,, 11 niai art yrsteraay mere as I ol
1011;
Cattle.
South Omaha 1 111
Bloux City 6.x
Kansas City I.811O
81. Joseph 167
St Ixitils l,iv
Chicago 2.0tj
Hogs. Sheet)
10.6.'4
.211
$ lW
6,0
I 910
T.8SI7
t.0
17.000
l.ftiO
4i
l.O
6.t
Totals
.,648 64.3.1 11.109
Evaporated t-aple. a. a Dried frU.
NEW TORK, June 8 EVAPOHATEI
APPLES The market continues flm
with strictly prime -'noted at lit", thole
ll-aVHV: fancy, llftl;'c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED KRI ITS Prunes
are quiet and unchanged on spot, wltli
quotations ranging from 7W6a-sjC. s -cording
to grade. Apricots arts practically
nominal In the ahaence of important busi
ness, with choice quoted at llV,o: extra
choice. 13(i 1$ Vc; fancy, lt2jfi4V,c.
Peaches are In very light supply on spot
and prices are firmly held. Choice are
quoted at 11c; satra tattle. 11 V U U Stc;
fancy, 114 15c; extra fancy. 130 UV-
Kalsms ara dull anrj uncnangeo. witu
loose muscatel quoted at 4j4r; seeded
raisins. f4ti c,
and Loudon layers.
11.40 S 1.60.
OStHA t IIOI.KSAI.K MARKET.
Coaaltloa of Trade aad QaotatloaS oa
Staple aad Kaaeg I'rodara.
EG8 KeceiPts. liberal: fresh stock.
14v,c.
LlvF roi'LTRT Hens, wushc; roosrer.
c, turkeys. 14-uinc; ducks, lie; spring
hlckens, 18(19t per lb.
Bl! TTKIl Packing stock. 12VIT1c; choice
to fancy dairy, 15c: creamery, iljill'-ae.
HAl-I'rlces quoted by umana reea iwm-
panv: No. 1 upland. $10.40: medium, .;
coarse. $9 t. Rye straw, $6.50.
BRAN Per ton, $17 f-V
NEW V EG ETARLES.
TOMATOES Florida, per crate of 30 lbs..
net. $30i. . lL
WAX BEANS rer box of about 28 lbs.,
$1. 7&.ii 2. 26.
STRING BEANS Ter box of about a
lbs., $1. 76431 86.
TCKN11 8. BEKTS AND CAR Kl 1
Per dos, bunches. $6c.
LEAF Li-rTTUCE Hothouse, per 0.0a.
heads, 20c.
cfCl'MRlCRft Home arown. rsr aos..
I3f76c; Texss, per bu. box. $1.76.
ONIONS (. oioraao. yeuow ana reo, i-
per lb.; Texas. In crates, while, 41.. . yel
low, $1.35.
ORE EN ONIONS rer flos. nunrnes.
RADISHES rer dos. bunches. Sic.
CABBAGE California, 2-f3c per lb.
CACLIFLOWER Per dos. heads, ll.Wl
1.75.
OLD V EQKTAKL.I2J1.
POTATOES Home grown, per bu., 6otu
c; South Dakota, per bu., SOc; Colorado,
per lb , 2c.
NAVX iiKANS rer ou., i so; i". .
LIMA BEANS Per lb.. 6vc.
TROPICAL FRf ITS.
DATES Per box of 3-lb pkgs ., $2.00;
Hallowe'en, In 70-lb boxes, per box, c;
Savers., per lb.. 4c; walnut stuffed, 1-lb.
pkgs., $2.60 per dos.; $ lb. boxes, $1.00.
UHAnUu) (janrornia, extra
navels, large sixes. $4 25-86 00; Mediter
ranean sweets, all sixes, $4 0iVJ.5O.
LEMONS Umonlere, extra lancj.
240
751
11c;
Slsei, $6.00; 300 to $60 else. $i.W.
FIGS California, per 10-in. carton.
$5c: Imported Smyrna, three-crown.
six-crown. 13c. .
BANANAS Per medium sued ouncn. t..o
52 26; Jumbos $2.5tVf8 00.
J'lNliAl'PL,E fixes a. so ana , ao.io.
KRIITS.
CHERRIES California. $2.r per 8-lb. box;
sour cherries, 24-qt. crate, $2.26i8:.o0
BEEF CUTS.
TREES' rTTTS No. 1 ribs, lie; No. i rib.,
$4jc; No. 8 rlbe. 7Hc; No. 1 loin. MHci No. $ .
loin, Hc; No. I loin, lc; No. 1 chuck.
$Vc; No. 3 chuck, 5c; No. 3 chuck, 5c; No.
1 round, 8c; No. 2 round. 740; No. 8 round. ,
Te; No. 1 plate, 8c; No. i plate. 3c; No.
plate, ivc. ,
MISCELLANEOt'S.
CIDER Per keg, $3.76: per bhl., $6.75.
HONEY New, per 34 lbs., $3 60.
CHEESE Swiss, new. 16c; Wisconsin
brick, 12c; Wisconsin llmherger, 12c; twins,
13Hc; Toung Americans, 15c.
NUTS walnuts. No. t soft shells, new .
crop, per lb., 16Ho; hard shells, per in ,
lSVfcc. Pecans, large, per lb., lie; small.
per id., lie. I'eanuts per id., o-c; rnsstpc,
per lb, 8c Chill walnuls. per lb., milf
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; hard
shells, per lb., 15c. Cocoanuts. $4 per sack
of W. ... ...
SUGAR uranuiaiea cans, in ddis..
85.06: aranulated cane, tn sacks. $5.01;
granulated. In sacks, $4.91.
olnUr in Darreis, zo per gni.; 111
cases, 10-lh. cans, 11.711; cases, 11 n-10.
cans. $1.80; cases, 24 2H-lb. cans, $1.86.
COFFEE Roasted, No. 85, 36 ho per 10:
No. 30, 20Vc per lb.; No. 25. lSHc per lb :
No. 30. 16Hc per lb.; No. 21, 12Ho per ll.
CURED FISH Family wnttensn. per v,
bhl.. 100 lbs.. 34.50: Norsiv mackerel, per
bhl., 200 lbs , bloaters, $40.00; No. 1, $28.00:
No. 2, $2S.ot,; no. 3, 20.oo: lrisn. jmo. .',
$18.00; herring, In bbls., 200 lbs. each.
Norway, 4k, $13.00: Norway, 8k, $13.00; ;
Holland, mixed, $11.60; Holland herring,
In kegs, milkers. 80c; kegs, mixed. 70c.
CANNED tWODs (. orn, stsnoara west- .
ern, 660c; Maine, $1.16. Tomatoes, 8-lb.
cans. $1.26 1.50; 2-lb 97Hc$1.00. Pln-
apples, grated. ;-id, ii.ostfri.au; snceo.
$1.90412. JO. Gallon apples, fancy, $3.80;
California apricots. $1.4O43.00; perars,
$1.76 47 2.60: peaches, fancy, t.7Tia.4'i;
H. C. -Peachea, $2.00 W 2.60. Alaska aalmon.
red, $1.25; fancy cninoox. jr., ss.io; rancy
sockeye. F., $1.95; sardines, Vk oil. $2.60;
4 mustard, $3.5003.10. Sweet potatoes. '.
$1.1 6 1.25; sauer kraut, $1.00; pumpkins.
80ctT3l.oo; wax peans, i-id.. iint inc; iinn
beans, 3-lb., 76e $185; . spinach, 1 . 3 f ;
cheap peas, soo: extra, iswsvo-
fancy, $1.8601.76.
gngrar and Molaaaea.
NEW TORK. June 8. SUGAR Raw,
firm: fair refining. 1 15-16-JJ3 Sl-32c; centrif
ugal 96 test, I lS-KHSie; molasses sugar,
1 11-lfVnJ 23-Slc. Refined, steady; crushed.
6.30c; powdered, 4.70c; granulated, 4.0c.
NEW UHLbAM), june 5. - et tiAti -
Quiet; open kettle centrifugal, 33 7-16c;
centrifugal whites, 3"!c; yellows, 1V3V;
seconds, v, 3',c.
TRAGEDY OF FLY" TIME
Troobles of tho Man fllin Tried to
riay the Game with Moth
Balls. (
A Chicago druggist, telling of the quaint
characters whom he encounters In his busi
ness, recently said: VLate one afternoon
one of the 'ould sod ambled up to lb
counter. 'Hov yet on thing good to kill
moths?' he asked.
Tea.' aaJd I, 'we have moth balls, th
beat remedy known.'
'Give me tin clntg 'worth, thin,' says he.
;i made up the package and handed It to:
him, and he ambled out again. I had for
gotten all about my customer until about
4 o'clock the next afternoon, when I was
forcibly reminded of the transaction of the
day before. After,! had waited on my
customers In their turn I walked over to
another counter, and waa there confronted
with my moth ball Investor. Without giv
ing me time to make an Inquiry, he said:
" 'Are yes the young moti that sold me.
thlm things ylstiddyT' showing me the ro-.
mains of about half a dosen of th while
oalls. I
"I answered in the affirmative, and also .
Inaulred what th trouble waa, '
" 'Av al the con game. I've run up
against In me tolme, this bates thlm all,'
said he. To think of on y one running a
dacent down town store selling the lolkes
of tl-.lm things to kill moths with, or ony
thtng else, for the matter of that. They
might be all right for playing marbles, but
for klllin' motha, nlver. I jnay not be aa
young as yex are, young mon, but I'm Jlsb
as stlddy, and I want to tell you wan
thing If yes can show me the man or.
woman that can throw wan of thlm balls
quick enough to kill a moth I'll not only
ate Ivlry wan of them yes have In Block,
but I'll say nothing ebout the picture the
ould woman and meself broke In the ferine
little game yet would have us play.' " .
Chicago Record-Herald. v
REAL KSTATK TRAMKEUI.
Philip D. Armour et al. to Armour
4t Co., se 4-14-18 1 1
Philip D. Armour et al. to Armour .
A Co.. north line of "U" St., South
Omaha, feet north 4-14-13 1
Anna Corrlgan to IJIIIan J. Swift,
lot 21, block $, Bogan Place SOU
Edwin S. Marston and wife to Thomas
W. Bui'cumure. 4i4i lot .7, lc.CatidlUtt
Place 1,400
8. A. Broudwell et al., referee, to
Frank I McCoy et al.. lots 1, t. 3. '
4 and 7. hlock 4: eV lot 6, block 6,
lot 3. hlock 6. lot 4, block 14, lot 8.
block 23; lot 8, block V: lirts and 7.
hlock 32; lots 6. 6. 7 and 8. block 35:
lot 6. hlock 26; lot 4. block 43; lot t,
block 66; lot 1, biocx lo, Florence..
A. C. P. Karrell to Just ph O'Hanton,
lot 8. block ID, Hanscom I'luce
John E. lx-oley et al. tn William ,H.
Burnhani, w 23 feet of eifc of Iota
1 and 2. block li.1. city of Cmnha..
Thomas W. Blackburn to Clarence ('.
Johnson, lot 10, block 3, Towler
place
St. Bernard's Church to Louee D.
Jensen, lots 1 and 8, block 7. Benson
Chris Buyer to Hedevlg Kersgaard.
I; it 61. block 1, Saundera ex Hltne
buugh's add
Anna C'orngJn to Susie J. Brlggs, lot
8, block . I.gan place
Imvld Bennlsun to George W. Shield
psrt lot 6, block 8, Grlrtin Smith's
arid
Charles W. Msrtin and wife to Joseph
I angfeliner. lots 1 and 2. Kxnesta
Sweet's add
Nwti.n R. Peinlngr-r to 'LMIisn'"i"V.
Kelly, kits 7 and i, block 4. Baker
Place
Edward J. Krliwn to same. Im tV'a'nd
part lot 7. block 1811. ,lty of Omaha;
also part lot S
William Gentleman and wife ii U s
Bolaen el al., lot . block 4. Newport
175.
3,500
196
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no
450
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1K
100
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Philip li. Aruioi r art el.' to Arriioiir ' '4
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