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THE OMAHA DAILY BEF:
TTT'Ofl v
JUNE 12, 1906.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Traders Kmoui and Await the GoTsru
msnt Crop Bepcrt. -
WHEAT CONDITION ABOUT AS EXPECTED
Vert- Little Chaoge la Frleea Dae to
Official rigerrs Wkttt la
Aooot Half-Cent Lower
4 Cora Stroac.
OMAHA. June 11. 190.
The trsde in wheat today waa nervous,
everyone being Inclined to await the ov
ernment report, which com at 1 o'clock.
Opening prima wn t,c higher to Ve
lower, although cablet were SWd higher.
1 he usual numbtr of cnp damage reports
tame from the southwest, but their ef-t-rt
waa diminished by predictions of rmln.
Prlr-es ruled about Vc lower, and were
unsflecud by the government report, which
waa ahout an expected.
In the flrat part of the session corn waa
Itif-I ned to be weak and prices were a
little lower. There wan little activity
until near the end, when there waa a
rraotlonal advance. Further complaint of
flry weather In the southwest were In a
measure offset by predictions of showers.
Some eigne of a falling off In the caalt
tleniand were evident.
Oats were up e, when the government
report came giving condition of crop at
per cent. There waa Vc reaction at the
clone.
World' wheat shipments were S.S2O.000
bushels, against S.Mfi.OOO bushels nt week
and 11, .4)8 Out bushels last year. Corn shlp
menta were 4.127.0(0 bushels, agi.nst .,-
bushels last week and 8,7,O0 bushels
last year. Wheat visible decreased l.27,00
bushels, corn Increased 446 fl"0 bushels and
oats decreased gl6,iJ bushels.
Primary wheat receipts were 42,000 bush
els and shipments ll,o bushels, against
receipts last year of SPS.Ooo bushels and
shipments of 364.000 bushels. Corn receipts
were 1.476.onn bushels and shipments 744,t0
bushels, against receipts last year of 67.0iO
bushels and shipments of i.tat.UjO bushel"
Clearances were 11.ono bushels wheat. 9.817
barrels flour. 61,(00 bushels corn and 16,000
bushels oats. '
Liveipool closed VuSd higher on wheat
and td higher to td lower on corn.
Local range ot optlona:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Bat y
Wheat- I "i i !
July... I 7;HB!77i
7Vkl77Vf?4.l V7NB
Sent.
76SI 76S! ;7u
Corn-
July...! 474.B
4741 47V4I 474A'
471i.47VdVi, 47A
47S
47V.B
Sept.. . I 47B
UHIB
Juir.......
84B
n bid.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT No. t hard. 1 car 77c; 1 car.
78c; No. I hard. 1 car, 73o.
Omaha tosh Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 7ftftTSc; No. 1
hard. 7Wp74c; No. 4 hard, Wl0c; No. 2
spring, 7io; No. 3 Spring. 72076c.
CORN No. 3, 4tiVtf4tc; No. 4. 45c; No.
S yellow, 46e; No. 3 white, 47Ve.
OATS-No. 3 mixed. 33c; No. I white. 4Vc:
No. 4 white S4c.
R I E-No. 2. 67c; No. 3 65Hic.
Carlo Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
"Icago 7 , 476 176
Kanaaa City 44 JO t
.Yiliineapolis 27(1
Unions ...... 23 134 i;j
' Duluth 28 ... . .
St. louls 49 3g4 ise
CHICAGO GRAI AND PROVISIONS
Pea tares of the Trading- and Closing
Prices ea Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, June 11. Clear weather In
the United States had a weakening effect
on the local wheat market today, quota
tions on the July delivery being on H
Sc. Corn was up VtVUc oata showed a
gain of He Provisions were itllia
' higher.
weakness In the wheat market developed
during the early trading and for the re
mainder of the day the market held fairly
steady at a moderate decline. The feeling
was quite 11 rm at the immediate opening
becauae of strong Liverpool cables, but
before the end of the first hour the de
mand had shrunk to small proportions and
throughout the remainder of the day the
volume of trading waa small. The chief
reason for the Inactlvlt v .m-a tfc . rnvum.
, mem crop report, which Waa made public
only a few mlnutea before the close of
the session and too late to have any ef
fect on prlcea. Improved weather condi
tions in all sections of this country were
the principal pause of the weakness dur
ing the laat half of the sesalon. Clear
weather waa reported In the northwest,
also in the southwest, where harvesting
Is in progresa, and showers were reported
In Kansas and Nebraska, where rain is
greatly needed. The market closed steady.
July opened Vu lower toSc higher at 84 '4
844c, sold off to 8Hc and closed at S3
t83c. Clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 161,000 bu. The amount on
passage decreased 2.880,000 bu. The visi
ble supply decreased 1,027,000 bu. Pri
mary recelpta were 421.000 bu.. against
;,000 bu. for the corresponding day lost
year. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chlcaato re.
ported receipts of 802 cars, against 384
cara laat week and til cars a year ago.
Reports of damage bv drouth to the nam
crop In Kans&s, Missouri and Nebraska
causer! bullish sentiment In the corn pit.
C'ommleelon hottsea and cash Interests
were the chief bidders and offerings were
scattered. The- market closed firm. July
opened mjr He higher, at MHWMVc
sold oh to Ut?51e and then advanced
to M51'o. .The close waa at 61 &
. Hr. Local receipts were 476 cars, with
204 cars of contract grade.
Trading In the oats pit waa active and
the market was firm. There was a good
general demand for the KeDtemhcr rialtv.
wry. but July was In email request. Belief
inai me government crop report would
prove to be of a bullish character caused
the activity in the September option. The
report sustained this opinion to a large
extent, allowing aa it did a condition of ft.
The market closed firm. July opened un
changed to UGSc higher at 37Sc to
Slfc&aic. sold between 1714c and 3Tc
. and closed at te. Local recelpta were
176 cars.
lA m . .
i i.iuii. ""id 1 1 r r i, un active nemana
by local packers, which waa based on a
6c advance In the price of live hogs. The
principal trading was in the September
option. ' At the close September pork waa
up It a at $ 16.6 k. Feptemher lard waa
1:H higher at $.7H. September ribs
were 7HCM0C higher at 37 V 40.
Kstlmated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
8 cars; corn, 404 care; oata, 192 cars; hogs,
20.000 head.
; The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Auricles. Open. I Hlgh.j Low. Close. Safy
Wheat I
I
844 Ktt.,83J 84
M'v fUVsi MS W",
85 84 84 84S
62S- USi 61S 61
38 37iJ TK S7S
SMg 4Si 34' 34S
M ,iW SI 36S
16 7Si 16 90 16 95 16 80
16 70 16 65 16 66 16 60
I 98 8 86 8 93H 8 K',,
10 i 074 a fco
074 I WS I 0J 8 871,
B2V.I 40 62S 9 40
40 9 8, 9 40 9 80
I 8 16 10 9 10
July...81te
Ch quotations were aa follows
FLOUR Firm; winter patents 8cf(ofi4 00'
winter straights. 8S 3 70; spring patents'
Tr. 22"SrnC ",r"'"hU- bakl
WHEAT No. 1 spring, 834Jc; No 1. r
CTS4c: No. red. kQlc 76
CORN-No. i. 62c; No. I yellow KVr
OATS-No. 2. 37Se: N. J white, Vwa
JSSc; No. 8 white, WitoSff. 9
RVK-No. J. fc'-uOSc. V
BAKLEY Oood feeding, 44HSe; fair ta
choice malting. 6(H,5c. r 19
BEED8 No. 1 flax. ll.OSH; No. 1 north
western, 1113; prime timothy, 3 60i3i0'
clover, contract grade, $11 25.
PROVISIONB-Short rlbe aides floo.el
tJ3ti9.40. Mess pork, per bbl., 8l6.90i6i
Ij.rd. per V lbs.. 18 87V,. Short clear sides
(boxed. 887S100u.
The receipts ml shipments of "our and
grain were: ' Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bble 21 io
Whsat. bu V'.'X't s.o
Corn, bu 44K.kii) '6.ino
Oata. bu 2l8.7t-4 t4.i0
Rye. bu 2.0
Ilarley, bu U.6tl lino
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter maj-V-'t waa firm; creamery. 1MJ13V;
dairy. 14tpl7Sc- Eggs, steady; at mark,
easea Included, llalic; firsts. 14H; prime
ft rets. Ise; extras, 18c. Cheese, steady,
USc
ralah OroJa Market.
DCLUTH. June 11.-WHEAT-To arrive
end oa track No. 1 northern, 86Sc. No. 3
8ept...H3V4'
Dec....4VS
Corn .
July... MSW
Sept... 61 VU2!
Oats
July...!j7Sa.
Bepl...,J4'V'
!....
Poik ,
.Kiev... 16 96
Sept.... 16 U
Lard
.July... IRS
Sept... 8 94
Oct.... 9Ki
It lbs
July... 45
6Pt... t3-.'H
Oct.... 17SJ
northern. Ke; July. Mf, September, 81e.
OATS To arrive on track and July, 87c.
NEW YORK OCKRAL MARKET
tao4alaa af the Day Varloaa
rmmadltlea.
NEW YORK, June 11 rixUR Receipts,
19.o4 bbls.; ex;orts. 4.738 bbl.; market dull
and steady; Minnesota patents, M 0;
bakers, Mtf-lMKo; winter patents, 4.00tf
4 80; winter straights, lidoH.OO; winter ex.
trss, $:.0Sj34o; n-lnter low grsdes. tZ .
3 35. Rye flour, firm; fair to good, IXfrff
choice to fancy, $.! 964 15.
CORNMEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low, fl .31 ifri. 26; coarse, tl tal.K); kiln dried,
a; HK&3.00.
RYE Firm; No. 1 weatern, 8c, nominal
f. o. b. New York.
BARLEY Nominal; feeding. 47Hc. c. I. f.
New York; malting, 637c. c I. f. New
York.
WHEAT Receipts. M.0D0 bu.; salts, 3.8O0..
000 bu. futures. Spot, steady; No. 3 red,
9&c nominal elevator and c nominal f. o.
b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 93'ec f. o.
b. afloat; No. 1 northern Manitoba, 90V4e.
f. o. b. afloat. Opening higher on bulllsn
cables and unfavorable Russian newa,
wheat weakened and waa very unsettled
until 2 o'clock, when the government re
port appeared. This was construed vari
ously and prices were Irregular, closing
VtttSo bet lower, the trade being very much
mixed over the report. Juiv, fltfttrtic,
closed at 90'4,: September, MSVPHd closed
at 88V4c; December, 89SHo, closed at
8frC.
CORN Receipts, 11,800 bu.: exports, I4.900
bu.; sales, ao.Ono bu. futures. Spot, firm;
No. 2, 69c nominal elevator ana 59c nom
inal f. o. b. afloat; No. 3 yellow, 60c nom
inal; No. 3 white, 5c nominal. Option
market waa dull all day, but fairly steady,
closing partly Sc net higher; July closed
at oWc; September closed at 68Sc; Decem
ber. tn'S-fii'Nc, closed at 67Sc
OATS Receipts, 200, bu. Spot, firm;
mixed, M to 32 lbs.. 41Sc; natural white.
30 to aa lbs., 42tf43Sc; clipped white, 80 to
i ins., wg-eiMfC.
FEED-Hteady; spring bran, 119 40. June
nipmrm; minuilngs, 18.76,
June shipment;
cuy, ii,uwi.w.
HAY' Firm: shlnnlne Urfrrhr mnA
Choice, 87tiflftc.
HOPS yuiet: stste common to choice
19i5, lft14c; 1SH. Ilrl2c; olds, nominal.
HIDE Firm; Oalveston. 30 to 26 lbs.,
LEATHER Steady: acid. 262714e.
PROVISIONS-Beef, teady; family. $1100
tjll.50; mess.. $8 5OIU8.O0; beef hams, $20.63
2C.no; pnekot, $ 50010 50; city extra India
mess. $16 .6Kg'17.0O. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, $10.2512.5O; pickled shoul
ders 38.0i&.50; pickled hams. 3ll.5OSU.50.
Lard, Arm; western prime, 88.9otjH.96, nom
inal; refined, firm; continent, $9.40; South
America. $9.75; compound, $7.0iX87.$7!.
Pork, steady; family. $18.5n19.00; short
Clear, $1 Ua 18.26; mees, I1T.60.
TALLOW Quiet; city, 5c; country. otSfic.
RICE Steady; Domestic, fair to extra,
3Valo; Jaian, nominal.
BI TTER Steadier. Street price: Extra
creamery, 20raai4c. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, 15 20c; renovated,
common to extra. 12-gl7c; western factory,
common to firsts. 12'gl5Sc; western imita
tion creamery, extras, 17c; firsts, 15HS16c.
CHEESE-Weak; new state, full cream.
Urge, fair to best, NX&lftHc; new state, fair
to best, HW0Sc; new state. Inferior, 8Wc.
EGOS Firm; western, firsts, 17c; west
ern, seconds, 16ij5rl6Hc.
POULTRY Live, steady; western broil
ers. 2tie; fowls, 131c; turkeys, llalic.
Dressed, firm; western broilers, Sof25c; tur
keys, ll13c; fowls, 104j13c.
St. Loals Oeaeral Market.
ST. LOl'ia, June ll.-WHEAT-Lower;
No. 2 red, cash elevator, Ssftc; track,
nsyfric; July, 81c; September, 114o; No. 3
hard, 79as.'c.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, nominal;
track, 491jOc; July, 49Sc; September, 60c.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash. 36c; track,
Vii&37c; July, 3714c; September, 3c; No. 3
White, 36V(j37c.
FIAJITR Steady; red patents. $4.604.70;
tir-'5nc' and straight, $3.75&4.40; clear,
SEEDS Timothy, ateady; $2,SCM,90.
CORNMEAL Steady; $3.60.
BRAN Steady; Backed, east track, 86tf87c.
HAY Steady; timothy, $12 6016.00; prai
rie, IU.OU013.OO.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.00.
HAOQINO 8Sc.
HEMP TWINE 714c.
PROVIBIONS-Pork. higher: jobbing,
U8iv lfvi- h'hsr: prime steam,
as.2S. Dry aalt meata, steady; boxed
extra shorts, 39 50. Clear rlbe. $9.76: short
clears, $9.87H. Bacon, steady: boxed extra
I.'VJ' lt)-37; c'ar rlba, $10 60; short clear,
$io.&;s.
io?i'LTR.y-Flrm! phtfens, vy. springs,
18S2.: turkeys, 11c; ducks, 8Hc; geese, c.
darVT 1417l8teady: Cr'm'r'- . WW!
, JCOas Higher. 13c esse count. ;
, - v. , t itjRcelpts.8hlpn3pnts.
Flour, bbls th-.J.. ifnoo "7,0,10
Wheat, bu 49,on0 1 18 000
Corn, Bu ..,..384.000 13!ftno
0lts, bu 187,000 67.000
Mlnneapolla Ger.ta Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 11. FLOUR First
patents, 34.36ti4.46; second patents, 34 WW
rMlifliH1 C'erB' 3-60l68 second clears,
BRAN In bulk, $15.2o16.50.
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery.) The
range of prices, aa reported by F. 1. Dav
A Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade, wa:
Artlcles. Open.) Hlgh. Low. Oose. Safy.
Wheat I I
84v!s2Vifi
July...84if44
8XT,
82S
82S
1 14
Sept.
!2Wfc
82SSl
tiki mi
Dec...
Sept..
Oct..,
82
1S,1S&
1 14V.I 1 144
1 14SI 1 14V
1 13S I 14
1 14S
I HVfcl
1 141.
1 15
1 16S
1 14V4
1 MVif
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, K6Vtc;.No. 1 northern, 84'fl84i: No.
2. northern. 82c; to arrive,- fclic; No. a
northern 80C82c; No. 1 durum, 74c; No. 3
durum. 73c. Corn: No. 3 yellow. 48c: No. a
J,'?"1 No- 1 hlte, 35. Barley:
410c. Rye: 67S68So. Flax :1.10lfc. T
Kaasaa City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. June 11. WHEAT
July. 76c; September. 76 Sc: December,
Jf!Si.',1V,,Jo- ? h,rd- 779Hc; No. 3
76077Hc: No. 4. 72fa 76Hc: No. 3 red, 88c
No. 8. 83 87c; No. 4. 70 82 Sc.
CORN July, 47T,c; September. . 48 14 c;
December. 46c; cash. No. 2 mixed, i-e
i9Si,NS; tc: No. 2 white. 49V,
t 4944Jc; No. 3, 49Sc
Inal; No. ; mixed. 34c.
EGGS-Steady; Missouri and Kansas new
No. 2 white wood cases Included. 13Sc; case
count, 13c; cases returned, Sc. less.
HAY Strong; choice timothy, 313 60
14 00: choice prairie, au.jfcjfj 11.75.
RYB Steady, 64WfiiS.
BUTTER Creamery. 18c; packing. 18c
.. . . Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu ai.OflO 42,ono
C"n. on l6.no ss oix)
Oata. bu 19.000 1 18.OU0
Visible gnpply of Grain.
NEW YORK. June 11. -The risible supply
of grain Saturday June 9, as compiled by
the New York Produce exchange was aa
follows:
Wheat. 29.783.000 bu. ; decrease. 1 028 000
bu.; corn, 3.816.0U) bu.; Increase. 44ti.0flu bu
oata, S.ISH.ODO bu. ; decrease. 778,000 bu. : rye
1.625.000 bu. ; decrease. 4!,000 bu. ; barlev'
Sii.OiiO bu.; increase. S4.00U
Liverpool Grala and Previsions.
LIVERPOOL. June 11. WH EAT Snot,
nominal; futures, quiet: July, 6s 6i; Sep
tember, 6a 7Sd; December, ss 7d.
. CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, no stock; American mixed, old, 4a
9Sd; futures, quiet. July, 4s VX; Septem
ber, 4s 6Ud.
HOPS In London (Taclfle coast), firm;
3 6st)3 15s.
Mllwaakre Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. June Jl. WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 northern. 7Sc; No. I
northern. 8&c; July, 3To asked.
RYE Steady; No. 1. 56 Sc
BARLEY Steady; No. 1 67c; sample.
4f-5tkv
CORN Higher; No. 3 cash. 51'4fi61V.c:
July. 51Sc bid.
Peoria Grala Market.
PEORIA. June 11. CORN Firm; No. 3
yeilow, 5Sc; No. 3. 60Sc; No. 4. 4?S?; no
grade, 46S68c. 1
OATS Higher; So. 3 white, 37Sc; No. 4
white. MSttfeSc.
WHISKY On the basis of 31.29 for fin
ished goods.
PHILADELPHIA. June ll.-Bl'TTBR
Firm; extrs western creamery, 21c; extra
neary prints.
Kt'UJS Firm; nearby freeh and western
fieh. IKe at mark.
CHEEeB-etrady; New York full creams.
10 a lie.
Krrst In Qneiatlens.
Through a typographical error In the Sun
day review of the week s trade in Omaha
Carter's white lead s quoted at 6'4 cvnta
It should have been 7S cents.
Elala llntter Market.
ELGIN. Ill , June II. PUTTER Firm to
day and selling at 30c per pound. Sc ad
vance from Issi nevk. bales for the wee
eere ac6,(k'0 pounds.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS I
Fries afoTemect Dull and Vsrrow ud
Confined to few Speculative Isanea,
TRADERS WAIT FOR CROP REPORT
It la Posted Dnring taat Hoar
nnd Is Sufficiently Favemble
ta Caase Strong
(lose.
NEW YORK. June 11. Price movements
In today's market were dull and narrow
snd were confined almost entirely to a mere
hsndful of the active speculative Issues,
particularly St. Paul. There has been a
great deal of gossip recently regarding the
financing of the company's proposed
Paclflo coast' extension. The "news has
been alternately good and bad, today's be
ing of a favorable chsrscter, with bin's
of vsiuable "rights." Diligent Inquiry fslled
to disclose any warrant for these reports,
which were Industriously circulated by a
clique of professional operators. In fact,
the market was again completely domin
ated by this element, though the buying of
St. Paul, Union Pacific and Amalgamated
Copper was of the sort vaguely described
aa "good.' The tendency of the list, how.
ever, was heavy. In spite of the support
given to the issues named.
The general disposition f the profes
sional traders to reduce their commitments
pending the publication of the govern
ment's monthly crop report, was doubtless
largely responsible for the smallneee of the
day's business. Interest In the repcrt wss
unusually keen, particularly as to winter
and spring wheat, though advance reports
from the middle snd southwestern states
were generally optimistic. The same wss
true of other advices from the remote sec
tions. Railwsy officials reported a general
Increase of tonnage, while the recelpta of
cereals at Chicago for the last week were
greatly In excess of the ssme week last
year. Reason for the strength for the cop
per shares was found In the report of the
Amalgamated Copper company's subttdtarv
concern, which showed an Increase In net
earnings for the year ended June 1 of over
35.ono.0110. f this sum Anaconda r ntrtbuted
about 3.1,5(10.000.
The official crop conditions were posted
In the Isst hour and seemed sufficiently
favorable to bring about a strong close.
The estimated spring wheat acreage Is In
excess of last year's for June, while winter
wheat is conditioned at 83 as of June 1,
compared with 01 last month, 85.6 In June
of last year and 77.7 In June, 1904. In addi
tion to St. Paul, which made a net gain of
3 points, Delaware & Hudson advanced 64
and Union Pacific IS. The local money
outlook was reassuring, though foreign ex
change was still high. Call loans were
made below 3 per cent, though that figure
was the prevailing rate of the day. Over
year money continued In strong demand and
some long time loans covering that period
were made at 6 per cent on high class
collateral. Further large transfers of cur
rency were received at the aubtreaaury
from San Francisco, and Washington sd
vlces indicate even larger returns from the
coast before the week's end. The foreign
markets were without Influence here, Lon
don being engrossed with Its preparations
for the fortnightly settlement. Arbitrage
houses were early buyers of St. Paul and
Union Pacific and were reported to have
aold on the advance.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sale, par
value, $2,300,000. l'nlted Statea bonds were
all unchanged on call.
The following was the range of prices
on me rew iorg Biocg exenange
Low. Close.
.... 140
107 K'1'4
41 41 S
.... 101
IS s
.... 11
.... IK
li
.... a
.... 4IH
10 73
.... Ill
1I4S W
lia4 110
Adsma RxprMi
Amalgamated Cnppar
Amsr. Car snd Foundry...
do pfd
Ainer. rotten Oil
do fd
Amer. Rtpreiia
Amir. Hid aV Tathsr pfd
Amer. lee Securities
Amer. linseed OI
do pfd
Amer. LocomotlT
do ptd
Amor. Smolt. a HeSslng.
do pfd
mer. Sugar Roflnlns
1,000 41
'tot tsi
i.ini its
liisoe lei''
1.700 ism test list
too ion, lOtl,
Amvr. Tob. pfd etfa
Mnaconds Mining Co.
Atrhlaos
. 13.000 I70U H7V K
. I KK) i to ttn
no 1014 'MH
MO 14714 1471, 14IU
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
tuittmors A Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ....
Canadian Paclflo
Irntral of Now Jersey
( heeapeake A Ohio
Chicane Alton
do ptd
thicaso Great Wee tern
t hleaeo A Northwesters...
C. M. St. P
Chlcaso Term. A Tranttt..
do pfd
C. C, c. A St. Louie
Colorado Fuel and Iron....
Colorado A Southern
do let pfd
do M pfd
Consolidated Uaa
Cora Products rff
do pfd
Delaware A Hudaon
Del., Lack. A Weetern
Denror A Rio Orande
do pfd
Distillers' Securities
Brio
do let pfd
do Id pfd
General Electric
Hocking Valler
Illlnola Central
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Iutar. Pomp .
do pfd
lows Central
do pfd
Kanaaa City Southern
do pfd
Loulaellle A Nathrtlle
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Street Railway
Mraican Sentral
Minn. St. Louie
M . St. P. A S. Sta.
do pfd
Mleeourt Pacific
Missouri. Kanaaa A Teaaa
do pfd
National Lead
N. R R. ot Mentra pfd
New Tork Central
S. T.. Oot A Weetern....
Norfolk A Weetern
do ptd
North Amerlrss
Pacine Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oas
Pitta.. C. C. A St. Louie.
Proeeed Steel Car
do pfd
. 4.000 110V4 inet, ii
30(1
tut
It. TOO
100
M4
1M
invt i
Ltoo ' livt It
Ult
71
t
tfStt
7 Aft itu ia
4.400 '
47.400 171 17tt n'4
ll
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70
lit
4.U
4
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t
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71
17H,
1!t
111
to
la
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4
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let
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161
lit
K
TO
lid
?
M
M4
100 II It
700 I',
1IIH 11 144
t.tns Mi v,
10S 70 TC ,
100 M It
I.IO0 140 II7V,
1,400 lilt II
100 M U
1,700 itt 131
'ioo 4s 45 H
100 a
l.tOI 6JV, (1
tOO 4t . U
00 Tl" n"
M 17114 17t4
ion in i4
l.SflO 1! Itll,
too s hA,
100 M M
ifio i7 " ri "
too ia rvt
Too uv, 4
I. too It
1.100 554 44
3,700 1481, 147
3.S00 i ii"
100 70S T0
7 100 M', tf
1. 104) Mt St
TOO T4 74
rios 141 lie,
wo : n
too 11 u.
'lOO 17
ii. .vio 11414 1114
1.100 S3
ioo 12 ii"
in s n
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is
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tst
il
22
14t'4
to
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
do let pfd
do Id ptd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock leland Co
do pfd ...
M- L. A San Fran. Sd pfd
St. Loula Sosthweetera....
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd
southern Railway
do ptd
Tennessee Coal snd Ins...
Teaaa A Pacific
lol., St. L. A Wast
do pfd
I'nloa Paclfle
do pfd
V. 8. Koreas
I'. S. Really
f. 8. Rubber
do pfd
1-. S Eteel
do pfd
Vlrglnla-Csrollst dloailcsj
do pld ,
Wabash
do pfd
Wll-'er,e gipreea
Weatinghouee r.lsrtrrle ....
Weetern t'nion
Wheeling A Lake Erie
WtsconeiB Central
do pfd
Northern Paclfle
Central Leather
do pfd
Sleas-Sheflleld
llleOO 141 If
I. TOO 11 1014 ii,
l.tOO 1M 104 )0
1.400
M
!
14',
1.
4
4
4
11
44
44
I "4
4. too
14
44
H
tun 111 lla ma,
4.4O0 31 M
100 M m 91
10 M lAo 1S.IX
00 S4 14 .4
l
47
141
4
lift
IT
41
l"t
100 41
40. Son HI
41
160
44
100
tt
40
MO 100 1M4,
ew ei eui, 41
110
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114
t
11
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10s
to
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lo
44
400 II
tl
14
100
l4
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4IO0 11! 10,1, j,
4I 41 41
10:;
'
;
tS 71
S.OoO S07 tOi
Grt Northern pfd
Total aalee for the dar. 410.0OS shares.
LoBSlttii CloslaaT Stocks.
X)DOS. June 11 Cloainj quotations on
' ' ' o.vw i,i,eii,, wvr;
Console, sionej
N. T re.tr. I
.144
.. o-4
..
.. M
.. 41
..
.. Tt
.. 44
.. 41
.. I
..101
.. 47
. 1M
.. II
.. 41
..161
.. 11
.. il
.. tt
40 socount ....
Anaconda
Atchtaos
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Cenenne Pacltc
Choa. A Ohio
f blrego O. W...
C . M A St p ..
De Beers
Denver A R. O..
do pfd
Erie
do fat pfd
du Id ptd
Illlnola i ooirnl . .
Loula. A Nah..
. e Norfolk A W
. ! do pfd
tt Onl. A Weet
lofce Penneylvanls
Ut Rand Minos
14 Reading
. ,1I do let pfd
l! do Id pfd..
Ill Southern Rr
17! do pfd
. t 1 So. Peel go
. II jlntoa PscISc
. 44 V do pfd
. Il f. S. Steel
ii do pfg
147 .Wahaeh
lit do pfd
M . K AT
t MONEY-istW pVr 7?nC """"'
for short bills is J', per cent; for three
months' bills. IT-1SW4) per cent.
leak riearlaae.
OMAHA. June 11. -Bank clearings for
today were $1.TJ0,M.S4 and for the wrre
spondlng date last year tl.M.Ml.u
Tesirp Stateaseat.
norni.Aunw. j. me 11. Today's ststa.
i w't h treasury balances in the n-
eral fund, exclusive of the Iiso.onti.om gold
reserve, shows: Available cesh bwlsnre. $11,
4TT.lfa; gold coin and bullion, $KS,T7,SHJ;
gold certificates, $41.6.M.
Hw Tsrk ttestr Market.
NEW TORK. June 11 MONET On call,
easy at puer cent: ullng rste. $ per
cent; closing nld, ?, per cent; offered at $
per cent. Time money, dull, but retains Its
strength: sixty dsys. 4 per cent; ninety Osys,
4 per rent: six months. 4'it(44 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPKR Hiolaj
P6rTrKiJN) KXCHAVOE-rirm St Ms
4 S1.10 for demand and at $4 I.? for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4.14 snd $4 87;
commerrlal bills. $4.:S.
BILVKR Bar. Fc; Mexican dollars, pflHc.
HON'Dft Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Quotations on tfew York bonds today
were as follows:
C. S. ref. Is, rg... lot iJapas 4. Id series ... W
do coupes 10 40 4a. cue 4i
t'. S. sa. rg iOj f do la terles
to eespos 1"1I ds . ctle
V S. sld 4. rg ...! X. c . snt. 4s I'M
d coupon I!- Manuel r. ge.d 4e loe
I'. S. new 4s, roe lt tiioan Cent. 4s to
ds coupoa .
.1; so 1st inc r
. r Mine. A St. L 4a ... M
. P.' M , K. A T. 4
.10:; ds a
Am. Tob. 4a.
do ta
Atchleoa gen. I
do ai 4e ...
Atlantic C. L.
B. A O. 4
do
Brk. R. T. ct.
..to M. R of Mex. e. 4s, It's,
..100HIN. Y. C. g. Ie... M
..101(N. J. C. gen. e....l2i'
... M
Northern pacific 4a.. 104
do la T4
Norfolk A W. e. 4.. 10"
Or. S. L. rfg. 4s.... 44
Peus. ae. !o
Heading gos. 4a lAi
Central of Cs. U Ill
do let inc
ds Id Inc
do Id Inc ta
dee A Ohio 4
Chicago A A. Is
C, B A g. a. 4s
C. R. 1. A P. 4a.
104 ISt. L. A 1. M . sa .111
7ft. u a r fg. 4. te
100 1 St. L. S. W.
.. 71
.. tk
.. tt
.. tT
..lit
IISraboard A. L. 4
I So. Pacific 4a
do col. 4e
CCC A St. L. g 4.. lot 4 let 4e. rtfa .
Cot, lad. la. see. A. 74 Southern Rr. Is..
do ser. R.
T7 Teiaa A P. le
..11
Cols. Mid. 4
Cubs 4a
D. A R. O ....,
Dtstlllm' Sec la.
Rrl prior Ilea 4...,
do gen 4a
Hook. VUey 4.
Japaa la
Offered.
, TT Tol., St L A W. ts. K4
,10J I nlon Pacific la 104
.loO;c. . Steel Id Ss.... t
. Wabaah la 114
.101 4n dot. B U
. l Weetern Md. ta...:.. t
.104,, Wheeling A L. B. 4a. It
, ta Wia Costrsl 4 tl
Roetea Stocks e.rf n.
BOSTON, June H.-Call loans. 4Vkfin
fncTaf
cent; tln-.e loans, bdb per cent. O
nosing on s toons and bonds:
Atrhlaon sdl. ta 14 So A I lone.
. M
.10 -4
. t
.10.1
. ii
.44
4
T7
. it
. 7
. It
. U
. II
. t
.12
. 44,
. i
. 41
.110
. Jo
.100
1
. i
. t
. 43
. 40
. 11
.
:
.147
do 4s 101 lmelnn.t
Mex. Central 4e...
Atchison
do pfd
Roetoh A Albany
Roeton Elevated
ritctaburg pfd ...
Mas. Central
N. T., N. H. A H.
I'nloa Paclfle
Am. Arge. Chem.
do pfd
Am. Pnou. Tnhe..
.. I Amer. Zinc ..
.. " Atlantic
,.10'J!Binshem
..I4t Cel. A Heels.
..1M 'Centennial ...
..lit Copper Rang
.. JS f)aly Wt ...
..It Dom. Coal
. lfiltl'rranklln
.. MxVOranbr A..,..
.. t1, tale Morale ..
.... T: Maae. Mining
'twltSSTSffchlSSS
Am. So ear
do of itiu '
Am. Tel. A Tel 1I1U Mont .i n.
Am. Woolen
4ft ioio rw,miniM
do pfd
Dora. Iron A Steel
Ertteon rtlec. m.
Maaa. Electric ...
Maaa. Oaa
t:nlted Fruit
l'nlted Shoe Marh.
do pfd
North Butt
V. S. Rteel
do pfd
Weetlng. common
Adventure
Asked. Bid.
..10iOecola
.. JtiParrt
..344 Qoincy
.. 3 Shannon
.. tf i Tama rack ...
..Ill ITrlnlty
.. 11 l'nlted Copper
.. 0!U. S. Mining...
.. 11 ill. 8. oil
.. 40ICIah
..1Vlctorl
.. T7 'Winon,
.. , 1 i Wolverine
New York Mining; Storks.
NEW YORK, June ll.-Closln quotations
" iiai i iv were.
Adama Con , as
t
Breec p,
Brunewtck Con ... 40
Cometock Tunnel .... ii
Con. Cel. snd Vs.... to
Horn Silver too
Iron Sliver til
trosdvlile cee j
Offered. .
Ltttls Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoel
bsveg
Sierra Nevada
Smell uM.
..m
..140
.. I
..
.. 41
.. 14
.. 10
..100
lataadsrd
Foreltrn Flaaaclal.
ulmittD9A Jun Money was In good
supply and much wanted today. Kates
TrlrfTr? 'My- Discounts were flrif.er
mL, n1,in tne,"-k exchange was al--?.i5
JlflfM- Operators were occupied
"Jy1 thS arrangement with the settlement
in? nwPUBln"" wa mesger. Consols and
gilt-edged securities, dropped, owing to
fears of foreign competition for gold, but
prlcea hardened again when it became
known that the Bank of England would
Jr..! .".""j? "Ivs's- Home rails
aZIHiSI 'lw!ted-, Foreigners were Irregular
despite favorable Paris advices. Russians
were weaker. Americana opened at below
Ef ly ind wlth Wideclded tendency,
but hardened after the disappointing effect
of the New York bank statement had dis
appeared Later New York selling caused
. "lPok- b"t prtees hardened again and
cloned steady.- Grand 'Trunk was sup
ported on good traffic Returns. Kafflra had
a better tone, owing to the good output
from the Rand. Japanese. Imperial 6s
closed at 101. ' -
BERLIN, June 11. -Prices' on the Bourse
today were weaker.' A moderate amount
of business was transacted.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. June U.-There was a aharp
decline In the London tin market, which la
still speculatively excited, with spot closing
at AvlHl 12s Sd and futures at 181. Locally
the tin market was easy in sympathy with
the break abroad, closing at $H.7lMEr4u.Oi.
Copper was 2a Cd higher to 2a tjd lower In
the English market, with spot closing at
HS 2s d and futures at H4 17a d. Locally
the market waa firm and unchanged with
lake quoted at Sll.754l.AO: electrolytic
$18.S7Vu 18.76; casting. $18 25i 18.17. Lead
was unchanged at 17 In London and at
u. io-uo.hu in me local market. Spelter was
uuuimiiKvu in ootn mantels. Closing at A.-7
15s In London and IHOiUO In the local
market. Iron closed at 60s 6d for stsndard
foundry and at 60s lOVid for Cleveland war
rants in the English market. Ixcallv no
change waa reported with No. 1 foundry
northern quoted at $18. 76Ta 19.00; No. 2 foun
dry northern and No. 1 foundry southern
at $18. 2M 18.60; No. 1 foundry southern,
$17. 7T& 18.00.
ST. LOl'lS, June 11. M ETA L8 Lead,
firm. $6.90; spelter, higher, $.06.
Coltoa Market.
NEW TORK. June 11 COTTON-Spot
closed quiet and steady: 6 points advance;
middling uplanda. ll.25c; middling gulf.
11.60c; sales, l,4t bales.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. June ll.-COTTON-Steady;
middling, 11c: sales, none; receipts,
none; shipments, 260 bales; stock, 10,478
bales.
LIVERPOOL. June . 11 rnTTfiveit
quiet and prices 4 points higher; American '
miaaiing fair. .tld; good middling, .27d; :
middling, l.Cfid; low middling, 6.H7d; . giwd
orcltnarv KSTcIt Ayrilniru a a-A 'ru i !
of the day were T.Oo bales, of which 600
bales were for speculation and export and
Included 6.700 bales American. Receipts,
I. l.oiio bales. Including 1.200 bales American.
NEW ORLEANS. I. June 11. COTTON
Spot closed steady: aales, 2,000 bales; low
ordinary, 74c, nominal: ordinary, 8c; good
ordinary, 9 U-16; low middling, 10c; mid
dling. 11V: good middling. llc; middling
fair. 1-, nominal: fair, ltc; receipts, $66
bales; stock, 90.406 bales.
Sugar asd Molasses.
NEW YORK. June 11.-8lOARRaw,
firm: fair refining, 2 16-1tM2 Jl-3Jc; centri
fugal. M test. 1 15-oi"03',o; molasses sugar,
1 ll-16'o2 21-SZc. Refined, steady; No. .
4.10c; No. 7, 4.06c; No. 8. 4.00c; No. . 196-;
No. 10, 190c; No. 11. 186c; No. 12. 3.80c; No.
II, 1.75c; No. 14o. 1.76c; confectioners' A.
4 46c; mould A. 4. tee: cut loaf. 6.aoc; crushed.
6ic; powdered. 4 70c; granulated, 4.60c;
cubes 4 H11c.
MOLASSES Steady: New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, So-fiOSc.
NEW ORLEANS, June 11 81'OAR
Quiet; open liettle. centrifugal, J'(it 7-16c:
centrifugal whites, 3tf37c; yellow, t'
Cj3c; seconds, ittiti'jc,
Oils aad Roalsi.
NFW YORK. June M.-OIIS-Cottonseed.
essy; prime crude, f : , o. b. mills. 30c;
prime yellow, ;'j1r!tc'. Petroleum, steady:
refined. New York, 17.80; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, $7.76; in bulk. $4.46. Turpentine.
604lVtc.
ROSIN Steady; alralned, common to
good. $4 0Or4.O6.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. June 11 OIL Tur
pentine firm. 67t4ii7Sc.
ROHfN Firm ; A ft. ' C. $3.4O'(iS 50: D.
$8.t1.7v; E. SVl.i; F. $3 So: O. $4.00; H.
4Cj4.; I. 4 1("dt.dV; K. $4 164.10: M.
$414.40: N. $4.40id4.6s; W G. $.6i)fl4.K;
W W, $4.(KJ6.(4).
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK, June 11. COFFEE Mar
ket for futures opened steady at an ad
vance of &4f1 points in response to steady
European csbles and covering of short.
Trading was moderately active and the
market added sligliuy to its Initial gain
liming the middle -bsIiii wild ihe 1 loee
stesdy at. net advance ef lill points.
Sales for the day were . reported of about
4rt fn bags. Including Julv a; i.Sr; August
I snc; September. t Sit.40e: (Vtnber. 8 46c;
December. Sfrrrl.ttc: March, .s.V39c;
April s 9.v :. Msj . 7.00c spot firm; No. 1.
lilo. 7 ll-lc. '
, Wool Market.
ST. Long. Mo. June 11.-WOOL-Steady:
medium grsdes. combing and cloih-
'.I',. "'at; "ht fln' "-.: heavy fine.
16ailr; tub washed. 10 ay
Toledo See Market.
TOLEIX. June- 11 .-F.EDS -CTver. cash,
M si; October, M P1; prime timothy,
OMAHA LIVE STOCR MARKET
Csttls Trsds Less Aotits, with Fricss
Btetdy to Lowsr.
HOGS AT THl HIGH POINT OF THE MONTH
No thee or Larsiks of Aey tease.
aad Demaad Active for
Good Killers.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 11. 1W.
Reeelrts were: Cattie. Hogs. Bhe-p.
OfOclal Monday $.(7) . t7
Same day last week.... S.7JS 41148 1.916
Same dav week before., t T4 I
Same three weeks ago.. $.T4i l,Wt 4.11
Kama four weeks Ago... 4 421 $.; $.27$
Bame day last year f.m .23 1.40$
RECEIPTS FOR THK YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and aheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
yer: ln. 4n. Inc.
fettle 4JT.8M r4.M M.WT
Hogs 1.131.137 I.l(6.sn Lo.4.1
Sheep 717.071 .14S 4U7-H
CATTIB QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the prices paid
for the different klnda of wttlt on the
South Omaha market:
tiood lo choice corn-fed steers. ...4 C 40
Fair to good corn-fed steers 4 o4.A'
Common to fair corn-fed steers.,.. 4.0u$4.t
Good to choice cows snd heifers . iWai.)
Fair to good cows and 'iel fere .... locator)
Common to fair rot and helfera. l,7.rj.0i
Oood lo choice stockers AV feeders 4.0"V4 $0
Fair to good stockers snd feeders 1 400
Common to fslr stockers S Oftf3.50
Bulls, stags, etc !. :o3t.2S
Veal calves 4 0tfEj
The following table shows the sverage
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1J0S. lf. ;iTil(ia. 1S01. 19M. ,1900.
May
May H...
May tn..,
May 21..
May
May SO..,
May 11..
June 1..,
(Ot
I 00
e
4 IS
4 90
4 6
4 S3
$9
4 M
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
4 '1
4 "1
4 M
4 t.
I 03
ol
Sunday.
SATCRDAT'8 SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped to the
country and their points of destlnstlon:
Cattle Cars.
Mcintosh Bros., Presho, S. D., Mil 1
C. Plumb, Capron, la.. Mil 1
W. M. McLlmore, Marahalltown, N. W... 2
A. S. Wendell, Olenellen, la., Mil 1
A. 8. Wendall, Rodney, la.. Mil 2
The official number of cars of stock
brought In todsy by each road was:
Cattle. Hoaa. Hheeo. H'ses.
... M. Bt. P
t'nion Pselfic
C. 4 N. W., east..
C. At N. W.. west..
C. St. P., M. A O..
C, B. V Q., east..
C, B. Q , west..
C. R. I. A P., east.
Illlnola Central ....
Chi. Gt. Western..
Total receipts '..
. e4 I 14! 4 141
I 171 4 47
. KHI it 41
. W4 (Hi
. tt i it 4 n!
. S 37Vsf I IS 4 60;
. 2Sii t.6 I ttl
041 t CI
6 M M
S 77 17 I n
I 72 7 02 fa;
I 70 7 10 I 62;
I SI 7 10j 1 S
T 12 $ 69,
lit 70
I 07 7 07
5 99 7 11 70
s 7 l 171
f 76 7 20 t 70
6 78 T 16 6 71
7 16 4 75
6 SO I 78
6 ! 7 31
6 01 7 2i 5 S3
03 7 Ml 6 911
i... avm ( i8 4 4!
I... I I 111 4 49
4... 3fH I 55
n t si
... J M 4 M
7... MS, 4 M
... S6SI 1 20 4 CS
... say i7 4 70'
1 t 20 4 7&i
4 7
6 1
:8 17
8 .7
11 28
21 8
1 2
16 14
6
1 6
2
13$ 89
The disposition of the dsy's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number ot head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co..
962
Swift and Company 777
Cudahy Packing Co 692
Armour At Co 843
Vanaant sV Co 12
Lobman A Co 8
Hill At Son 64
Bol Degan . 1
J. B. Root At Co 81
Other buyers 148
917
1177
2,441
428
161
Total 1,054 ,87 576
CATTLE The week started out with o
very light run of cattle, only about 116
cara being reported In as Against 186 cars
one week ago.
. The trade In beef steers lacked snap And
life, being generally a little slow and if
anything inclined to drag. Some aellors
who happened to have Just what a buyer
needed to fill some special order thought
that they got Just about steady prices. On
the other hand there were others who re
ported that they could do as well as last
week. Perhaps the market could be beat
described as steady to lower aa well as
dull.
Cows and heifers were In light receipt
and good demand and the offerings of all
desirable kinds changed hands in good
season ln the morning. The prices paid
showed no material change In any direc
tion, being Just about the same as those
which prevailed at the close of last week.
The supply of stockers and feeders was
limited mostly to a few odds and ends
which did not sell materially different
from the close of laat week, it must be
borne In mind, however, that they are de
cidedly lower than ten days ago.
Representstlve sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ns. Av. rr. No. A v. rr.
14 MO t U tl 1101 4 M
1 too 4 00 4 1111 4 It
II 141 4 04 tt 104 4 14
II 7tt 4 10 , It 104 4 II
I M0 4 M II IK4 4 to
4 416 4 to 10 1310 4 10
1 114 4 44 fl 1100 4 M
III tt 4 40 ' SO 1U7 t M
11 HI 111 tt 1114 4 It
14 tOOi t 40 II list ( GO
It Ml 4 tt 44 lilt M
It IM 4 tt II UT I 4
It KM 4 M t 170 t 00
II 1101 4M 11 1101 tt
41 lilt 4 40 It 11M I 00
4. 131S 4 M 11 lint t 04
!0 44 4 40 14 1311 I 04
tS 1041 4 44 4 ItIO t It
4 741 4 ti M 1172 I i
tl 10M 4 411 tt nu I tt
II l'0 4 44 14 1247 I It
2 1101 4 4i 47 151 10
11 11" 4 it 11 mi 1 11
It 10M 4 74 t Ill t II
14 1174 4 TO 44 1141 i li
4 1014 4 It M '.17 t II
II 1'IT 4 71 KM t l
10 ...1H7 4 Tt tl 14U t M
fl 11 4 74 II 14T I M
Jt Ii:t 4 T4 41 i;m I M
It 14 4 Tl tt 144 I M
14 lit 4 44 t 147 t 11
It 110 4 0 T 1044 4 l
tl 1141 4 M It .1141 t 4
SO I Ut 4 It 11 1171 t 44
COWS.
l to 1 Tt i tu in
1 lilt' t I Tu I 71
i 144 I 00 1 I to l j,
1 1040 1 IK I MM it
1 170 t 14 II JIM t It
t lOlt t II 1 1,40 I M
1 1"i0 I 10 1 HI
1 1140 t 40 1 ;o M
I Ml I to It 1ST to
t 100 t M 1 1040 SO
1 140 t Tl t 1014 I 10
1 10S0 I 74 II ll) 4 00
t IM0 I Ti 1 U0 4 M
1 170 1 7t 1 1IU0 4
1 MO t 10 I iom 4 00
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HOOS The market this morn:tif oi.n-'d
Just about steady wltn Hsturday, the esrly
sales being largely ar In o tj 4 1 i -i. The
trade was fsirly active and under th in
fluence of a very good buying dcman-l
values gradually firmed up and bv tlio
close were IHVIr higher, making toe
average market a shsde higher than Sat
urday. It will ti noted Mm the salts to
day were largely at $17SQ4 40, with a
liberal sprinkling St 4J' snd a top at
$ 46. It will ke remembervd that on Sat
urday almost Everything sold at $(.16 te
0.17), with only a small sprinkling .it
$4.40 and two loads at l4 4J't. which was
the top price. Everything waa disposed of
In very good season In the lorenoon, tne
market as a whole being In a good, healthy
condition and entirely satisfactory to sell
ing Interests.
It will be noted from the table of sver
age prlr-ee that the week starts out with
the market 410r higher than It was
on last Monday and
it the high point of
the month to date.
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SHEEP Aside from a small drive-In
the market waa bare of supplies this
morning and the big sheep barn was de
serted. The drlve-lu conslstod of a few
decent lamba, which sold at $(.25, and
some ewes at $6.16. These prices looked
strong and the feeling waa that anything
good would bring good strong prices. Ac
cording to all reports the supply of sheep
and lambs In thla territory Is pretty well
exhausted and no one is looking for any
thing but small runa from now on. The
demand, however, continues very good and
the killers could use a good many more
than are coming or are liable to come.
Quotations on clipped stock: Oood to
choice western lambs, $6,409 S.76; fair to
good lamba, $.00s 26; cull lambs. $4 0
6.2$; good to choice yearlings, 16 6fl
(.26; fair to good yearlings, $6.60 0 6.76;
good to choice wethers, 16.76. 16: fair
to good wethers, $6.6043 6.76; good to
choice ewes, $6.6001.76: fair to cood ewes,
$4 76(7160; bucks, $4.J6tJ4.76.
Representative aales:
No.
112 western ewes
80S western lamba
18 western ewe feeders
141 western lamb feeders
Av.
.. 92
.. 62
. 70
. 61
Pr.
6 16
8 26
125
6
00
CHICAGO LITE STOCK MARKET
Beat Cattle Steady. Others Doll Hose
Hlarb ess-Sheep Steady to Stroosr.
CHICAGO, June 11 CATTLK Receipts
28.00a head; market for best steady, others
dull; common to prime steers, t4.0Oatl.10;
cows, 13 O0434. 60; heifers, $2.76(86.00;. bulls,
$3.264.: calves. $.nrjyr.l6; atockers and
feeders, $2.76tv4.76.
HOGS Receipts, 44,000 head: market 5
7Ho higher; choice to prime heavy, $6.fti
8.70; medium to good hesvy. $6.67V436.62Vt;
butcher weights, $fi 2t4e 67V : good to
choice heavy mixed, S6.60tjj 6j; packers, $6.00
tjtlffiVi.
SHEEP AND LA MB8 Receipts, 10.000
head; market steady to strong; sheep, $4.10
&A25; yearlings. $6.90660; shorn lambs,
a.267.20.
New York Live Stork Market.
NEW TORK, June 11. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 4,713 head: market for steers steady
to 10c lower; slow for medium and common1
grsdes; fat bulla, steady; others lOttl'Sc
lower; cows, lower; bologna cows. vMiioc
off. Steers. $4.603S 8214; bulls, $.1.0in64.20;
cows, $ia0fff.90. Liverpool and IiOndon
cables quoted live cattle lower at lltj12c
per pound; tops In London, U'c per pound,
dressed weight. Exports tomorrow. l.tf
cattle, 260 sheep snd 2.700 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 6.219 head; veals, 16
26c higher; buttermilks, easy. Veals, $6 00
S7.6;'H; extra selected. $7.50; culls, $4.60;
buttermilks. 14 2(176: dressed calves, firm;
-iiy iirmmi vein, oii'fec per pounu : coun
try dressed. 7!4c; dressed buttermilks, (
HOOS Receipts. 7.676 head; market,
higher; state hogs. $6 91I07.OO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rece'.pts. 18.007
head; sheep market firm: lambs and vesr
lings. 2ftc off: sheep. IftfirvfiloO: lambs.' $7 SO
$6.0ffi.OO; tops, $7.10.
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT-June 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 14.WO head. Including 6,(00 southerns
Market stesdy to 10c lowr: choice export
and dressed beef sieeis. 16 2n!jr.75: fair to
good. $4 0"OY.16: western fed steers, H.etHfJti.JV
stockers and feeders. $2 75ti4.60; southern
steers. $S.ij4.A; southern cows tl 2T,a
116: native cows, .2 2MI4 40; native heifers
ft 2tV!6.O0: bulls. $2 6O7J4.0O; calves. $2.0o
ifS.Ki.
HOOS-Recelnts. 8.100 head: market
strong to 6c higher; ion. tn.d?1: hulk of
ssles. IS.16sj4.47U: I'eavv, $r, 4.V6J rW
pa. kers. $6.40i7jl.6?H; pigs and lights. 15 .'
(f n. 46.
SHEEP AND LA MRU Receipts. 6.600'
head: market strong snd active; Is ml. a
$6.5001.40: fed sheen and vnrllnes. wvfj
6 40; Texas clipped yearllnes. $6.001 40
Texas clipped sheep. $.",.0oirirt 26: Texas
feMv"' lo: stockers and feeders. $3:5
4J6.00.
SI. l.oals l.lve oek Slerket.
ST. LOCIS. Mo., June 11 CATTLE Re
ceipts, l.con had. Includlne .'. Texan-mnr-ket
ntiv strorg. Texnns lower'
nstlve shlTplni and export sieer'"
H.Kfifc6W: dressrd be-f and butchers i 5fi,
6 1: steers under t.000 ni'i-,l, lI'SfM!
stockers and feeders. Utftf'.cr- Bn
heifers. $;.! Ml; cen're. '1 OlfW; 15- bul'H
?."4.fl0: cslvee. ftfnWRT)- Tess end
lriaB1 ",ers, n.yGl.f. cows and hefers
$;' i-'t 01. 1
HOGS Receipts. f-.iWi head: . market
'','""; Pigs ac.a s;rie rJH: tuckers
11. 7IS.50: hutehere m.4 h
Iiesi
V?.
$15
8HFEP AND I. A MP'-Rocelr-t. t W
heod; market ste-4v: nat v muttons '0
it. K: limbs. 15 M,r t, . x)t , d buck,
$40C13.5f; stocVetii, f3.i4.a.
St. Jesentt t.lve Mark Vnrt e.
ST. JOSFPH. Mo.. J in ll.-CATTt F
Reeirts. 1,63 head; market steady: ntlve
$40"fi6.4O; fv.w, t-witu-Stoe'-ei-n
nr f,,(1' 'nr4-,
H"Oi4 Reclpte. S.7 he-d; msrket st-or.
to 5 higher: ;ht mlxd. $v;-,u.(0; n dluin
heevv. H .'JVvirrii 60.
SHEEP AND ! A MHfi-. 2 44
hesd: m'kt siearty; thorn limbs. KM;
springs, rr.rs.
Stoek 1st Melif.
Receipts rf live t..cV a' Hi
pal western markets yes'erdav
Cett'o.
Booth Omaha H.tTO
Bloux Ciiy , 1.2v
Kansas City 14.
8t. Jrseph i.wa
ft Lniiis 6 ivi
Chtcsgo M.V)
six princ!-
Hr SI
3.700
l.
4.1H7
!
44.Vrt
if-
rJ7
5 61
. i,.,
2.6A)
O.'f-O
Totals
.61.416 7I.05J 11,:.D
lloos nT Live Steek Market.
8IOCX CITT. June 11 (Special Te'e
arram.r CATTLK Receipt. 1.200: msrkt
wk: beeves 44 0JtrS2: rows, bulls and
mixed. 1100414 10. stockers and fd-rs
$3 w4 30; ca, ta nil yearlings, $1 2ir$4 Jk. '
4 St
ut
no
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l
I e
I Tl
4 Tl
HOOS Receipts .1.700 hesd; market
steady to stroiiK. eellliig st $4 !.Vtt 40; btilK
Of se.re. $r, . "n ti An.
SHKKl AM I.AMRS - RecHpts, 0
hcati; mitrket s-troiiK.
OM4H4. VtllOII.Mtt; tUNKET
Conalltlon of Trade and tlnniallons on
Staple and Kaery Hrndurr.
KiJOS-l.tielpls. Iilrrsl, tiesli stock,
I.l.K POri.TRV-M. ns. vvfiOo
oc; turkeys. He; dinks, inc
ruicltint. ,cii1c p-i ill.
Rl'TTKR racking stock. U',o:
roosters,
spring
choice to
tsncy dairy, in.-; rieaniert. il-'t,f.
IIAV t'ru-es iiuoteu by lninn reed com
pan) : No. 1 uplstid, $10 oO. nmlium, 4 6j;
tosrse, $9tO. Re straw. $6.50.
BRAN-Per t.m. $i; t
S EW VKUKTAM-KS.
TOM A TO KM Florida, jht dale of SO lbs.,
net, $4 60.
WAX HEA NS Ter box of about 20 lbs..
$1 60
. tU'RINGI R BANS Per lxK of about S
$1 60
Tt RXirS. HKKT8 AND CARROTS
Pet- dog, bunches. 36c.
l.KAF LET TUCK-Hothouse, per .dos.
lir.tun, zw.
CrOlMRERS Home
grown.
per dos.,
oc; lexas. per mi. nox, 11.79.
ONIONS California, 2Uc per lb ; Texas,
ln crates, wfilte, $1 76; rellnw, $1.16.
ORKr.fi UNIONS-ft-r dos. bunches, .
RADISHES-1'er dos, bunches. 8c.
CAURAtlK-Csllfornla. IVfl.V tier lb.
CAI LIFLOWER -Per dos heads, $1.26.
URKKN PKAS-Per bu.. $1 .
NEW POTATOES-Per bu., $160.
OLD VI.CKTAULES.
POTATOES Home, grown, er bu., 60dl
60c; South Dakota, per bu., 9uc; Colorado,
per lb., 2c.
NAVT PICANS-Per bu.. $116; No. t, $1.76.
LIMA HF.ANS Per lb . BV,c .
TROPICAL FRUITS
DATES Per box of 10-lb pkgs . $100;
Hallowe'en, ln 70-lb boxes, per box, 6c;
Buyers,, per lb., 4c; walnut stuffed, 1-lb.
pkg.. $2.00 per dos.: 8-lb. boxes, $1.00.
ORANGE'S California, extra, fancy
navels, large sixes, 14 r.-? W; .Mediter
ranean sweets, all sixes, $4.0m!j4.6O.
LEMONS Llmontera. extra fAncy.
slxe. Hi.00; .100 to MO sise, $7.75,
FR38 California, per 1(-Ib. carton,.
hoc; import ei Smyrna, tnree-crown,
six-crown. 13c
lie;
BANANAS Per medium slsed bunch.
$1.76
IK.
152 26; Jumbos, $2 6"4jl.0O.
PINEAPPLES-? it s 24. 30 and 15. $5 !
KHI ITS.
CHERKIKS-CallioinU 120 per 1-lb
box;
sour cherries, S4-ut. crate, 12.00.
OOOSKBERRIES Per crate of 14
Qts..
1J.0O.
BEEF .CUTS.
No. 1 ribs, lie; No. '.' ribs, 9c; No. 1
ribs.
7Vc: No. 1 loins, 5c; No. 2 loins. 12Uc
No.
I loins, ll'.y; No. 1 chucks. 6tc; No. Ai
chucks, B'ac; No. 3 chucks, 6c; No. 1 round,
84i ; No. 2 round. 8c; No. $ round. 7c;
No. 1 plute, 3c; No. 2 plate, 1c; No. 3 plate,
VyC
, MI8CELLANEOVB.
CIDER Per keg, $3 76; per bbl., $8 76.
HON ET New. per 24 lbs., $3 60.
CHEESB Swiss, new. lc; Wisconsin
brick, 12c; I Wisconsin llmherger, 12c; twins,
13Hc; Toung Americans, 15c.
Nl'TS Walnuts, No. 1. soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 164c; hard shells, per lb.,
l$Hc. Pecans, large, per lb., I4c; small,
per lb., 12c. Peanuta, per lb., 6Uc; master?,
per lb . 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb.. 1213'ec.
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; hard
shells, per lb., 16c. Cocoanuts, $4 per sack
of 100.
BTJQAR Granulated cans. In bbls.,
$5.06: granulated cane. It, sacks, $6.01;
granulated. In sacks, $4.91.
SYRX'P In barrels. 24c per gal.; In
rases, 6 10-lb. cans, $1.70; cases, 11 R-lb.
cans, $1 .80; cases. 24 2 Vi-lh. cans, $1.85.
COFFEE Roasted, No. 16. 25 He per lh ;
No. 10, 20 He per lb.; No. lh. 18Vc per lh ;
No. 20, 16Vc per lb.; No. 21, 12Uc per lb.
CURED FISH Family whltefish. per tt
bbl., 100 lbs., $4.60; Norway mackerel, per
bbl., 200 ibs., bloaters, $40.00; No. 1, $11.09;
No. 2. $24. Oo; No. 1. $20.00: Irish. No. 2,
$18.00; herring, In bbls., 200 lbs. esch,
Norway. 4k, $13.00: Norway, Sk, $13.00;
Holland, mixed. $11.60; Holland herring,
In kegs, milkers. 80c; kegs, mixed, 70c.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern, 66iff60c; Mslne. $1.16. Tomatoes, 1-lb.
cana. $1.2501.60; 2-lb., 7Hc$1.00. PI 110
spples. grated. 2-lb. $2.069 2.80; sliced.
$1.9019 2.20. Gallon apples, fancy, 11. 90;
California apricots, 11.4092.00: peats,
$1.7662.60; peaches, fancy, $1.7$f 2.40;
H. C, Peachea, $2.co9 2.60. Alaska salmon,
red. $1.26: fancy Chinook. F., $2.10; fancy
sookeye, F., $1.96: sardines. H oil. $2.50;
4 mustard. $2.6001.10. Sweet potatoes,
$1. 15191.25; sauer kraut, $ 1.00: pumpkins,
80cr$1.00; wax beans, 2-lb.. 76090c; llnf
beans, 2-lb., 7Rc$1.36; spinach, $1.14;
cheap peas, 2-lb,, 8O0; extra, 76G90o;
fancy, $1.1691.76.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fralts.
NEW TORK, June, tf-ETOAFORATED
APPLES Market- unchanged en Spot with
strictly prime glinted af 11c; choice. ll''
114c; fancy, HSifillUc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRIITS Prunes
sre quiet with quotations ranging from 7a
to 84c, accordints to grade. Apricots sre
scarce and firm, with choice quoted at
12Vtc; extra choice, 13dl3Vxc; fancy. 14gn4VxO.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS'.
Anton Dusek et a I. to John Rinds,
si, of w4 of w4 of lot 4. block 11,
S. B. Rogers' addition $
Ole Olson and wife to Emma C.
Campbell, lot 6, block 1, Avondale
Park
H.mnah Kelly to Julia E. Kelly. st5
feet of lot 10 and s45 feet of fcit 11,"
block 19. Wilcox's Second addition..
Balthas Jetter snd wife to Omaha,
Lincoln Beatrice Railway com-
fany, tract of subdivision lot 2. tajt
ot 1. 8-14-13
Patrick Hocmr and wife to William
M. Sweeney, lot 6, block 1, Maple
Grove addition ....,-
Km ma P. Huuitor and husband to Ju
lia Kasal and husband, lot 7, block
8, First addition to City of Omaha..
Dexter L, Thomas and wife lo John
W. Paul, lots 1, 2 and 3. block S,
lwe'a addition
Esther Horwlch and husband to "R.
Glllnsky. lot 2ft. block 31. Missouri
Avenue Psrk addition
Conrad Keller and wife to John R.
I latins her. s- of wty of lot '.'4,
block 4, Campbell's addition
Gunnar A. Lludtiuest et al. to Jons
Vallen. lot II block 11, Hose Hill
addition
Jons Vellen etal. to Gunnatt'A. Und
quest, lot 16, block 12, Rose- Hill addi
tion '. .,..,'v.jv
Mary K Wllllts and husband to Al-
bert J. Psuatlan, lot 63, 'block-' 4,
OrUiard Hill addlt'on
Lewis S. Reed et al. to loid M. Payne,
lots 6 snd 7. Buena Vista Place..;..
Pfler Jese. Jr., to Lyman 8. Buck
ley, sfl feet of lot 101, Nelson's sddl-.
Hon .;.:
Msry Hrtihv to John Rinds, nH. of
wi,, t.f lot 4. block 11. fi. E. Rogers'
addition
Eltrabeth Kountxe to Eilnii TA
Kiersrhsteln, lot 6, block 1, Kogntie
Piste
Leita Stows et al. to Clyde
Kiinlck, lot 13, Cresi-ent Park uhe
division of block 3. Smith's fxldl-
lion
John J. Byrne, trustee,' to Caroline;"
peters, eVi of lot i'l, Clark's Addlf
tlon
lewls Rtntfrow and wife to Nsthin
Prcdsky. sH of lot 4. block -4, p.
V. Smith's addition .v.,.'
Charles J. Johniou snd a-ife to. Ma)
tin Wllg. lot .'7. block 1. Missouri
Avenue Psrk -.
H75
nil)
1
1
700
2,800
1
1
1,(U
1
1
1,900
2.376
1
80O
1.150
8,000
1
1.750
Anna D- Delaware
l-iflcn Brodincket
wSO feet of lol ;o.
and husband to
rk) feet nf.
Maltiney a adtU-
tlon
Anns Kuhn lo Frederick t". Mueller,'
n:7i4 f.et of lot 1, block 74,- iCUr
of tminlis j
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