TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 19o5.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Priest Takt t 8troi Tan U Lew
Bui.
CLOSE IN WHEAT OVER CENT DOWN
First Cnr freer Crofi Heeelved at It.
Isoate Corn Off Half-Cent Da
spite Bnlllsk Sentlnient
Oat ltr,
OMAHA, Juns It. 1904.
B'hwl wss down JV,c at the close todsy,
having been c up at one lime. Prices ai
th opening were up 1,'4c, due 'a con
tin uai drouth In the outlift, and cabl-s
' '' hiuher. The market held firm thn
'.ut hour on buying by commission
muics, but mined weak on profit taking.
jinny (rating showed an - Inclination 10
mi.i.'ilit damage report and sold. A car
or new wheat o! tine quality arrived at St,
Lotus thin momma. The market i very
iicrvoun and responds quickly either way.
i)ru urore tip ? M - c al the opening, but
,'earted ni iha dona to Vic abova yesterday.
. orn opiiia 44,u hlglier, but larao. receipts,
. .'rln.)i witn iha kcikncii in wheat.
a:iu It to ( oil. and at tne close prices
scr-i uoe.ii V; scitMtvent l very Human,
hi Hcioo.it i.r tne continued dry aeHitiT
Primary wheat receipt were 223.0U)
busnel a lid shipments 2i9.iJ bushel,
against receipts last yar nf iti7.tiOO bushels,
nu miinmenw cr ,' bushels, t orn re
itipta were &e.Ofa) bushel and shipments
'Ji.j bushels, against receipts last year
t 3M.tfiu bushel ami shipment of i.'"")
bushels wheat, Bli.CuO barrels flour. t.'lO
uusiicia torn and 4,111 bttsnei outs.
Urpor closed higher on wheat and
i uign'r on corn. -Local
ran; ol option:
Arttces. Oi en.l Hlyli.; Itw. j Close Tes'y
Wheat- : ' 7
.iniy...iniin,;:j4rH. :,'ti-; .v.bi
Hpt... i.'B;;:!sBi ;
(urn- i ' ;
July . .'. , "ill 4W,'4B 4',: i''A.
fcept... 4B, 49' B, ASsi ts';
Oats- ' i , !
July...;...'.....' ; o4'tR'.
Btpt.., ' , ; 23HBI-
northrn. 83c; July, Mc; September. 82V.
OAls-io arrive, on tract: ana Juiy, c.
W tORK GENERAL MARKET
A HSksd. B bid
Omaha t ash Sales.
WHEAT No. 4 hard, 1 car, 70c; No. 4
mixed, t car, 68c.
CORN No. 3, 4 tars. 4tc; 1 car, 48e;
No. 4, 1 tar, 47c.
' Omaha f ash Prlees.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 76i,c; No. 1 hard,
727; 76c; No. 4 hard. 66 V 71c; No. 1
spring. Die; No. 3 spring. 7i75ViC.
I'OkN No. S, 48c; No. 1 yellow. 4Vc;
No. 3 while, 49c.
OATH No. 3 mixed, 34c. No. t white,
one; No. 1 white. 34 '.ic.
nVK-No. 2. 67c; No. t. SSVjC.
carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago
Knots City.,
Minneapolis .,
UllUtlH
Imluih
at. l.ouls
3
.... 8.1
....101
.... 6
.... 18
.... lo
280
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I HICA440 r.RAI AND PROVISIONS
Feature of the Trading and Closing;
Pricea en Board of Trade.
'HICAOO. ' June 13. A decline of over
!c H bushel In the price of wheat occurred
liere todsy as a result of general liquid i
ttmi. Al the close wheat for July deliv
ery whs off 1 kf. Corn was down Vsit-..
i ints showed a train of H1l "4ic. Provisions
wero i Mi 8 !c lower,
'I' tin wheat market was wesk almost till
n. the exception being at the Immedia.e
ipenlng. when considerable firmness wts
mint! Tested on an active demand by shorts
mid commission house. The main reason
fur the Initial strength was a shari. ad
ance In tha price of wheat at Liverpool.
i "li unwa aone.rally whs favorable to tne
" It and. reports of damage, by drouth
.tinned to ha received from Kansas,
ikt, Missouri and Ohio. Notwith
ndiiig lhes biilll'h advices sentlm "if
ii Iha pit became bearish during the first
iniir and continued so until the end .if
,'lin sesHlon. IjOngs were free sellers Rii'l
ihnra was also a considerable selling hy
commission houses. A desire to seoui
profits seemed to be the: chief cause of
lie selling pressure, although some news
vi ii k received which wti of a chataHcr to
. neon rag -th bears. One of the weak
nlng factors was a weather bureau fore-
nst nradlctlng rain tonight In Missouri.
i It -I"i4'tw, big yields of wheat in Oks
Imiiia whs another Influence. The miri't
tliiHe.1 weak with prices almost at the
lowest point of the dsv. July opened
He higher, at K44ft84,4c. sold oft to 82
t;tc and rlosed at ISc. Clearances of
ahest and flour were equal to 2:4.600 bti
Primary reielpts were 2:3.000 bu., com
pared with 167.000 bu. for the corre
Hiiuuillng dsv one year ago. Minneapolis.
IHilutli and Chicago reporticl lfcelpts of
i.'Z ciiri, sKuinst lit cars last week and
ins , ii rs a vear ago.
Tiadlug In the corn pit was active. At
the start sentiment was oull sh as a r
suit of urgent demand, by shorts, who
were rorcen to sction d an aavsnf-e or la
In the price of corn at Liverpool. The
break In wheat, however, started lively
profit taking In the corn pit and resulted
In a decline of over lc a bushel, prospe.
live ruins In Missouri and southern Illi
nois van forecasted bv the weather bu
m'hii prompting fairly liberal sales by
commission houses. The market closed
weak at practically the lowest point of
i he day. Julv opened 'itMiC to
higher, at 63 Vj H B .. c. sold off to SIVe
and closed at 62 Sc. Local receipts wr
'280 cars, with 1 1 1 of contract grade.
Not wlthstnnding the weakness of wheat
' and corn, the oata market wss stronir
ftnotatlana at Iha Pas an Varlons
ramsaaellllea.
NF.W TORK. June 13 -FLOCR-Receipts.
16,760 bbls.: exports. 2K.MW bbls.; sslee. t.
pkgs. Market rtrm but nulet ; Minnesota
patents, M.3MS4.. bakers, t3 4f3 W; wm'er
patents. 4nM:: winter straighis. M9
4.10; winter extras, 2 40; winter low
grades, I'i u8 Hi. Rve flour, firm, fair to
good, 3f.y:t9i; choice to fancy. HV(4 16.
CORN M K A I Firm ; flna white and yel
low. II. 31 26; coarse. $l.t4jl .10; kiln dried,
$2.(g().
RYB-Uull; No. 3 weatarn, 6Sc, nominal,
f. o. b. New York.
BAP. LEY Nominal; feeding. 47V.C, c. I. f
New York; malting. 624o7c, c. I. f. New
York.
WHEAT Receipts. 44.000 bu.: sales. 3 300 -Ofit)
bu , futures: spot market, steady; No. 2
red. (sic. nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
northern Dultith, 93V.. t. o. b., afloat; No.
1 northern Manitoba. "Hc, f. o. b., afloat.
Opening prices for wheal were the highest
of the day and Influence by strong cables
and bad crop news from Nebraska. Lafr
the market weakened and for the balance
of the dav was heavy under liquidation,
a bearish Iowa state report and bear pres
sure, closing t4jc net lower. Sales In
cluded No. 2 red Julv. WtSfiSlc. closed at
8'"Sc; September, 87Vr! 6-ltk-. closed nt
Tc: l-cember, 8SHi',Ic. closed at S9'c.
CORN Receipts. 12.4"iO bu. ; exports. 64.HO0
bu. ; sales 45.'0 hu., futures; sot market,
steady; No. 1. )c, nominal, elevator and
Wc, nominal, f. o. b., afloat: No. 3 yel
low, 61c. nominal; No. 2 white. Sic. nom
inal: option market opened firmer on cables
and bullish Nebraska crop news, reaching
top for the season, but later declining
slmrplv on the bearish Iowa st.ite report
and closing frc net lower. July, 594
TiHte. closed, oV: September. N)ttWe,
closed S'tc; December, MVS'Hc, closed at
&Sc.
OATS Receipts. ftl.l'iO hu.; exports, 30.330
bu.; spot market, strong; mixed onts,
C ') Ih. , 1 I . ',1 j0: H.l,i.al 'hll HA Ia
j S3 lbs.. 4.'l44c; clipped white. 38 to 40 lbs.,
1 IaIJiIHU
I FEED-Firm: spring bran, 319.76, to ar-;;-4B
rive; middlings. tl8.X. to arrive.
iA I HAY Bteauy; shipping, y70c; good- to
j choice. i496c.
48H I HOPS Steady; state common to choice
4 ). luil6c; 1904. lHtJ12c; olds, nominal.
HIL)r8 Bteady; Ualveston, 20 to 26 lbs.,
ic.
I.FATHER-Steady: acid, :6a27Uc.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady: family. tl1 00
(FrlLW; mess, $8.60iii.00; btef hams, 320.50
22.00; packet. 19 Mm 10.60; cltv extra India
mess. I16.6(Wt17.0O. Cut meats. Ann;
pickled bellies. 310.25612.60: pickled shoul
ders. .OOl7.26; pickled hams. 111.712.25.
iara. steady: western prune. x.'.iu, nom
inal; refined, barelv steady; continent. $930;
South America. $9.76; compound. $7.0(Vff7.374.
rora, steady; family. $i8.lfai.ou: snort
clear. $1 Sint18.25; mess, $17.60.
taliow guiet; city, 6c; country, oi.w,c.
RlCI-Steadv: domestic, fair to extra.
SVwtsc- jBan. nominal.
POULTRY Live. steady; western
broilers. 2c; fowls. 134c; turkeys, 116 12c.
uressed dull but steady: western broilers.
20t25c; turkeys, 1 Hi 1.1c; fowls. l(yai.1c.
CIIEKSK Weak; new state full cream,
large, fair to best, 9 g 10 4 c; new state,
small. Inferior to best, 710Vic.
BLTTKK Steady; street price, extra
creamery. 2020l4c; official prices, cream
ery, common to extra, 16tn20c; renovated.
common to extra. 12 41 lie; western fac
lory, common to firsts, 12J16Hc; western
Imitation creamery, extras, 17c; nrsts,
16i16e.
EGOS Steady: western firsts, 17c: west
ern seconds. It 16 Vie,
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St. I.onls Oeneral Market.
ST. IXIIIS. June 13. WH EAT Lower;
No. 2 red cash elevator, SlljSSc; track, 8tiW
8Sc; Julv, 79c; September, 80Vc; No. 3
hard, M'uSIHc- -
CORN Futures weak; cash higher; No. 2
cash, nominal; track, oiWc; July, 6(H4jc;
September, blc.
OATS Futures lower; cash higher; No. 2
cash, 37c; track, 37c; July, 37c; Septem
ber. 3U'c: No. I white. 3tii39MiC.
FLOl'R Steady; red winter patents. $4.30
$4.70; extra fancy and straight, f3.ioe.w;
clear, $2.76''(t 3.na
HRF.DS-Tlmothy, t2.50rqi.0.
CORNMEAL Bteady; $3.60.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track. S6fcS7c.
HAY Steady; timothy, tl2.B0eW.00; prai
rie, tll.OO 13.00.
IRON COTTON TIES-4T0O.
BAOOINQ 8Hc
H EM P TWIN E 7Hc.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower; Jobbing.
$16.80. Lard, weak: prime steam, $8.46.
Dry salt meats, higher; boxed extra shorts,
$9.78; clear ribs, $9.87H; hort clears. $10.00.
Bacon, higher: boxed extra shorts. $10.50;
clear ribs. $10.62H: short clear, $10.76.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 10c; springs,
17300; turkeys. 12c; ducks, 8V; geese, 6c.
..UCTTER-blt-tur-creamery. I6fc2ie; dairy.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Trtdinc ii VoderaU in Volnms and riuctu
atioui Art Generally Harrow,
MANY RAILWAY ISSUES ARE LOWER
C.reatesl. Weakness Is In Hill Stark s.
Isles Pacific, Mlsaanrl Pactge,
' Canadian ParlCe and
Ureal Western,
NEW YORK. June l.l.-In its main es
sentials today's stock market was hut a
repetition of those of the early week.
Trading was again in" very moderate
volume, fluctuations here for the most part
exceedingly narrow and the bulk of the
business was. If possible, more profes
sional. Outside Interest there was none, a
lat to which the managers of the large
commission houses reluctantly testified.
Traders and the professional element were
almost unanimously Inclined to take a bear
ish view and the few bulls were less en
thusiastic than they had been recently.
Tho news of the day. while, again lack-1
Ing in specific detail, was not of the char
acter calculated to make fur higher prices.
Crop conditions were the subject of great
est Interest, there being a fast growing
impression that the situation in the western
ststes is not distinctly favorable to large
yield, due allowances being made, how
ever, for the usual scare reports and other
forms of exaggeration. Another unfavor
able Influence was he heaviness of the
United States Steel stock issues. These
stocks have been active recently, but the
pressure directed against them today was
so persistent as to provoke comment. The
downward tendency of these shares was
doubtless accounted for In part. If not en
tirely by the testimony of those In a po
sition to know that the business in all
branches of this Industry except steel rails
la on the decline, as compared with the
unpreoedented activity of the last year.
The few bull points that developed in the
course of the day went bv unnoticed. For
lnatance, the increase of the Pennsyl
vania company's dividend from a 6 to a
6 per cent basis failed to eimke any re
sponse in the shares of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company, although the entire
stock of the first named corporation is
ncio Dy tne railroad.
The reaction which followed the strong
and active opening In the local grain mar
kets was also without effect In the se
curities market. St. Paul was again the
only stock that displayed decided strength.
tne other active Issues, with few excep
tions, showing marked weakness. This
tendency was further pronounced In the
late trading, which was most prominent
for its frequent periods of absolute stag
nation. A few stocks were circulated to
account for St. Paul's further rise, some of
tnem so Impossible as to fall of their own
weight. In the final dealings the selling
pressure became so acute as to wipe out
St. Paul s gain and reduce the general
level materially below the previous day's
closing. The greatest weakness was In
the Hill stocks. Union Pacific, Canadian
Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Chicago Great
Western, Kansas A Texas preferred,
Louisville & Naahville and Brooklyn Tran
sit, with similar weakness In numerous of
the Industrial Issues. The movements of
the foreign markets were generally like
our own In point of weakness. Americans
were Irregular In IOndon and little busi
ness for that account was done here. A
smart advance occurred in rentea at Paris,
with a simultaneous advance In exchange
on London, while at Berlin the private
rate of discount went up a small fraction.
Money conditions were without material
change aside from the better demand from
over-year loans which were made at 64
per cent, though six-month loans were re
ported at 4V per cent. iAte Incidents of
the dav Included (in Increase from 2 to 2'A
per cent on the dividend on the preferred
stock of the Pttfsburg, Chicago. Cleveland
& St. Louis (Panhandle roud) and the pub
lication of the Western Union telegraph's
earnings for the year with June estimated.
The figures Indicated a slight falling off
In net, and a probable decreaae of about
$200,000 In the year's surplus.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $2,470,000. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
The following was the range of prices
on the New York Stock exchange:
Sales. Hlfh. Low. Dos.
reserve shraas: Available cash balance,
I1KT..534 4.'i; gold coin snd bullion, ts6.129.sin.
g'jld.cerittli ates. $'.9r:.in. . .
Vs Vnrk Mnney Market.
NEW YORK. June IS MONEY Oi
rail, steady. 3 d 3 per cent; dosing bl-1.
t per cent; offered. St IS Pr cent; time
loans strong, but dull; sixty days 4 per
cent; ninety days. 4 '4 per cent; six
months. 4. per cent.
IKIMIS HKHIAMII.K PAPttK )'
per cent. ,
STERLING EXCHANGE Essy 11
4.8295 for sixty dy bills; posted rafes, j
)4.Mlf4 lii; carojnerciai Mils. 4 S2t.
SILVER Bar, 44 c; Mexican dollar'.
6fc.
BONDS Government, steady: railroad.
irregular.
Quotations on New York bonds today
war as follows:
V I. ref St, reg.. . . iiw jipu It Zi inin
cnupns ..,... ! v do It ctr
f. t . rg . do 44 rtfs
6 coupon K ilo Z1 r1t
1 8. oU 4s. ! ...I -N. unl. 4i...
so coupon . . ,...,.lil 'Mn. r. g 4
I'. 6 new 4s. re .. . 1 2 4 M eniral 4t...
am coupon
,,...Ufi ao in mi .
Am. Tohsw.o 1 .1.. 71 .Minn St. 1. 4 ,
114 X. . K A T. 4s...
...inaSt So U
.,, Mt N ft. ft. o( M t.
.. louYt'N. V. I lv,..
.-..101 t. J. c. ...
... MitlNo, Psclfle ...
. .. S' do
...Ill IN. W. r. 4 ..
,.. M O S. L. rfrfs
renn. t-onv.
do U '
AtrhlBon sen. 4s.',,,
do 1.
Atlantic C. L.
Utl. Ohio
do lv .:
"rk. It T. r. 4s...
lnlrl of 0. M .
do lt Inc
M MUK .Tllll. -VU.. . 1
do 3d Inc 1 jRrsdlns grn. 4s
cnen. . Ohio Ht..,.l(i.si. L. a I M
7!l. I. g f. fg 4s
Chlrago A. lH.
C, n. A U n. 4....tnos st. 1 A. W
C. R. I. P. 4. ... n ISMbosrd A. U 4a.
do col. 4a ll . ISo ParlDc 4s
rcc. A si; L.' g. 4a..in i do tat 4a Ufa...
Colo. Ind. Sa. ar .A. hi4. So. Railway a ...
do mm B....M. , l' Teiaa A P. la
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
4nsBtasJBwaaBd
Ohoio Beeret Stromer, Othtr Ho Mora
Thai etoady.
HOGS CONTJNUE ON THE DOWN GRA0E
Fair Rig ( Sheen and La ax It for
This Season, with Trade Aellr
and Prices Cenernlly
Stronger.
Colo. A go. 4a....... 4Vi T., St. L. A W. 4a.. ie
Cutis ia ,.i. ..! t'Plon Pa.lBr 4a In44(
ii. ft H a. 4a-.,... 1W4 V. s. steal Id la
Mlsilliers' Sac. Is.... lot .Wanaati li
Grla p. I. 4a ...... ' do dab. B
do gen. 4a.. ,101 Vtj Waatarn Mi. 4a.
Hoiking Val. 4a..J. H w- A U B. 4a.
Japan lo ., Wla. (antral 4a.
offered.
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Boston Vtoeks and Bonds.
BOSTON. June 13,-Csll losns. 46 per
cent; time loans, fciiiH per cent. Official
closing on stocks and bonds:
Atchlaon Id. S r..,. WH AIIouoa 31
do 4a ...101 Amalgamated 107 S
Mai. Central 4a ..... Tl lAmarlcan Zinc v
Atchlaon J,' Atlnnllc US
do pfd ,..10S".,' Bingham II
Boaton A A Ibany . . I . . :47 . al. A Heel IM
Boaion A Mslna....il7J iCantannlal t2
Boaton Klevated . . . i . 1 ST ICoppor Rang 74
Fltchburg pfd MHa'lialy Want 1SV,
Mc. Cantral li (Dominion Coal .... 71
N. T , N. H. A H.rlWH Vrsnklln 17
Vnlon Pacific 1411 Grans? 121
A mar. Arg. Cham.... J - ,!! Royal US
do pfd t Maas. Mining 7',
Amar. Pnavi Tub.... it Miihlgaa 12 'A
Amcr. Sugar IM 'Mnliawk 11
do pfd 134H Mont. C. A C I
Amar. T A T I.w. Old Dominion 40
"aceola 1104
"Parrot 17
Qulncy
140
41.400 10144 107V4 1071,
l.KM 41
1.MV0 II
EUUS Steady. ISC.
Flour, bbls :
Wheat, bu ,
Corn, bu., v....
Oats, bu
Receipts. Shipments.
... t.OOO 12.000
... 13,000 34. WO
... 46.0IK) 142.0HO
... 63,000 91.000
Minneapolis Gavin Market.
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery.) The
range of pricea. as reported by F. t). Day
Co., 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y
Wheat- I
July. . . Irtfa 'B'J.lHTfc,
Sept... SFhX3 &3u
Dec....8T,ij83 83Vtf!
n- i
July... 1 WW ' 1 IS
Sept. 1 121. 1 13'
Oct.... I 1 12VI 1 13 1 HVi
82' 82H 8SH
814 81 82
82 82 82H
1 US 1 13 1 12s
1 12 1 I.'!, 1 Lt
1 11 X U 1 13
Minneapolis Cash Close .Wheat: No. 1
hard, 84e; No. 1 northern and to arrive,
R34c; No. 2 northern and to arrive, 82c;
No. t northern, Slc; No 1 durum. 73o;
No. 2 durum, 71"kc. Corn: No. 3 yellow.
48(.c; No. . 48Vc. Oats: No. 8 white, aic;
i he entire day. There was lively buying Of No. 3, 34.1'fy35Vic. Barley: 424J60C. Rys:
the July delivery by shorts and of the
September option by commission houses.
Tho demand for Sentember was based
I..m1 ah I.a avam .1 a, v u r.Kn.f w,Klft
have been coming I" r'nr'"- li" past few '
days Available stork- ' 'd to be very
small and this ea"--" .--4i uneasiness
among shorts. Th' -' ' 'vas principally
bv leading longs ''rlt closed firm.
July opened V r ' 4c hlaher. at
M 3STc. advanced to S9V.C snd closed
at $8 Sc. Lot si receipts wrrs 106 cars.
Provisions were quiet and steady at
slightly lower prices. A 6c decline in the
price or live nogs csuseci a email .n
57'q63c. Flax: $1.09.
Kanaaa City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. June 13-WHEAT-Julv,
75V: September, T&'ajc; December, 7oe. Cash:
No. i hard, 77V,'d90c; No. 3. 74ay4f77c. nom
inal; No. 4. 71'ytf74Se; No. 3 red, Soj7SsC.
nominal; No. S, SijWoc; No. 4, 70ta81c, nom
inal. .
CORN July, 49Vc: September. 4Vc; De
cember. 4oc. Cash: No. t mixed, 60V4c;
No. 8, 60Hc; No. 2 white. 51c; No 3. B04c.
OATS-Hisher; No. 2 white, 3ij3ottc; No.
2 mixed. 36iWc.
HAY Steady to ntgner; cnoice timotny.
ion
JOO
44
vi
it
3
100 72S 70S
40
101
II
26
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S
2SS
4t
iii'i
11. mo Ut4 IMS 14S
l.ooo itS ills HIS
l.ino t3i ill 1IS
too i4 mis 10s
1.400 29 217 217
4,Ki0 0S S HSj
!2ki
WH) 147 14S 4
:.7IW 112S HI 1"S
?JS
10.400 14 II US
00 140 1S
!.10
1.100 IIS us '7,--
il
1 1
1100 us 1S 1S
l.ioo Ml toss
7t. soo u:s ii"S i"S
ii
t he opening, local longs snowing a ntsposi-. 1S ftlKf(H (0. rholo pralrie. tH.6O91100.
,u u,, ...... . R v i- Htean v : btvtitm'AC.
market re-elved fair support from pack
ers. At th close Sentember pork wts
ofT Rv at t!6.60. September lard ws 2H
Rc lower, at $.7'. September ribs w-re
dewn !m6n at $9.25 9.57 H.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
6 cars; corn. 379 cars; oats. 123 cars; hogs,
2$ 000 head. M
. The leading futures rarged aa follows:
Articles.! Open. I High.l I-ow. Close. Tes'y
Wheat
July...
Sept. . .1
Dec. . . .
Wtr. 3it$g
4S' ';
864
Sept
May.
Sept .
I wo..
M '.
Po. 1
July.
Sept.
l-aro
July..
Sept..
Oct...
Ribs-
July., .1
Sept...' 9 3S i
Oct....
l84',m'Sjl 84W 8,ji.' 83 1 13
MSi'S4sn"S 8-"a'l' -
4!(66Vs, 63" R3Vif S M'VSS
63 621 o'.H i,
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BUTTER 4'reamery, lite; packing. 13c
EGS Steady ; Missouri and Kansas,
new No. 2 whitewood cases Included, 13Vc;
case count, 13c; cases returned, He leas.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu. 27.000 ' 37.000
Corn, bu S2.0ii0 22,flO
Oats, bu 6.000 ;.0u0
Philadelphia Prodnce Mnrkel.
PHILADELPHIA. - June 1S.-BUTTER-Flrm;
extra western creavmery, 21c; extra
nearby prints. 23c.
EtmS Steady; nearby fresh and west
ern fresh, 18o at mark.
CHEEHE-llull and lower; New York
full creams, fancy, luc; choice, lOVic; fair
to good. I010c
. U 75 :
.i 16 Bi .
I !
I 82
"' .
0tl (
1 nW 16 7k
86
3 00
t 40 l
If to
li t
Milwaukee Grain Mnrket.
MILWAUKEE. June 13. WHEAT Firm;
No 1 northern. WittiRSc: No. 2 northern.
oo .- , MaithP.; July, 2'jC tild.
'- RYK steady; ro. l, no'VBWic.
BARLEY Firm: No. 2. i4fe&57c; sample,
Vaooc.
16 80
If tu
8 12',; I 82H t 85
t, t.'t; 8 7', t 01m
1 .Vg t TS, 00
I ' I
l I I 87 V: 37 Vi
i& I 9 27Sj )
t DO I
t io i lo o;wi 10 t is
v Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, tS.atafj)
4.UO; winter straights, $3 H3 TO; spring pat
ents, Uinjtiit; spring straights, $i-4ot.i3.i;
linkers. t2.3(U.90.
WHEAT No. f sprlpg, sotratVic; No. 2
red. Vtl7Vtc.
CORN-No. 3. Us6lc; No. t yellow. 63V
, 64o.
OAT8 No. S. SSSc: No. 2 white. 40Hlj4lc;
' No. 8 white. JWsK'iOc.
1 RTE No. 2. 61Vc.
BARLEY Good feeding, 45jr47H: fair to
v hole malting. ulj66o.
SEED No. 1 flax. tl.7; No. 1 northwest
1 em. II KH; prime timothy, list), clover.
' contract grade. Ill if.
. PROVISIONS Short ribs sides (loose!,
ty.t)9 30. Mess pork, per bbl., $16 753 1 0.
' Fsrxl er 1u Ilia . t.s7t Short clear aid
.tx.xedl. I9.76flrs.
. The receipts and shipments of flour and
grain were: Receipts. Shipments.
, Flour, bbls 80.700 P0
VS ueat bit... U.Us) 10 Way
.orn. u 5M 2u - 3T.lu
Oats, b -""I?
rtvi bu i V6i
Bailey, bu . 4.1U0
On the Produce sxchange today the but
ter market waa steady; creamery. 14iq1'c;
dairy. UtltTV Eag". aasy; at mark, auies
Included. lluliVl rtrats, e. prim fist.
Ifc; ecti-as, lw. Cbeosa. easy, VaHc.
Daloth rnln Market..
ni'l.t'TH. June 13-WHEAT-To srrUe
and on track. No. 1 northern. S4V; No. i
CORN Higher; No. t cash, t3Va534c:
July, i-Sc asked.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. June" 13 CORN-Highei ; No.
I yellow. 62c; No. t, 62c; No. 4, 61c; no
grade. 4'iC
OATS Higher, No. I white. I8Vjc; No. 4
whit 37VU3XC.
WHISKY On the basis of $1.2 for fin
ished goods. '
Mvernool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 13 WHEAT Spot,
nominal; futures, steady: July, o 7d; Sep
tember M 7vl; December, is.sd.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
old. 4s Hjd: futures, firm; . July, 4s 8'd;
September, 4s 7L
Toledo eV Market.
TOLEDO. Juiw iS. SEEDS Clover,
steady; October. $6-60; prime timothy, $160;
prim alstke, $7 .
Cottan Market.
NEW YORK. June 13-COTTON-8uol
closed quiet, 6 points decline; middling
uplands, ll.jor; middling g'.ih. 11 4Je. Sales.
36 bales.
LIVERPOOL. June 13 COTTON Spot,
good business done, prices ! points loner;
American middling fair. 6 66.1; good mid.
dllng. ftld: ninlOlliig, 6 kiw middling.
6 lid; good ordinary, 6.71d; ordinary, 6 aid.
The Bales of the day were 1U.UU0 bales, of
which l.uW bales were for speculation and
export, and included I. Jul bailes of Amer
Uian. Receipts. 4.iu bales, all American.
ST. LOUIS. Juu 11. COTTON Spot
closed easy. Sales. bales of spot. 123
bales to arrive; total. 1.U36 bales. Iaw
ordinary, i'v . sominat; ordinary. S';
good idlnai. tll-liai-; low mldilliiig. lx'tc;
mlddllnc. 111-1V . gsd middling. HSc; mid
dling fair. 12-. nominal, fair. 12V. Re
ceipts, 74 hairs, slot k. T4.k hal s.
Adams Eipraas
Amalgamatad Coppar
American C. A P
Amartcan C. A F. pfd....
Amarlcan t'otton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
Amarlcan Eipraaa
American H. A L. pfd....
Amarlcan 1-, aacurltlr. . .
Amarlcan Llnaaed Oil
Am. Lanaaed Oil pfd
Amarlcan Locomotl
Am. Locomotir pfd
Amarlcan S. A R
Am. B A R. pfd
Amarlcan Sugar Raflnlng..
Am. Tobacco pfd. ctfa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atcblaon
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic Coaat bin
Raltlmor A Ohio
Raltlmora A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt...
Canadian Pacific
Cantral of Now Jaraay
Chaaapaaka A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago A Alton pfd
Chicago Ot. Weatarn
Chicago A N'onharaatarn...
Chicago. Mil. A St. Paul.
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C. C. C. A St. Loula
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A Southam
Colorado A so. I at pfd
Colorado A So. 2d pfd
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Prottucta, rfg
Corn Producta pfd
rielawar A Hudann
Delaware. L. tc W
Denver A Rio Grande
Denver A R. O. pfd
niatlllera' Securttlea
Krle
Erie let pfd
Krle 4 pfd
General Electric. -dlv. .
Hocking Valley
International Paper
International Paper pfd
International Pump
Internetlonal Pump pfd
Iowa Central
low Central pfd
Kanaas City souther
Kanaaa City Southern pfd.
Loulavllla A Naahvllle
Manhattan L
Metropolitan St. Ry
Mexican Central
Mlnneapnlle A 81. Loula
M., Hi P. A 8. B. M
M.. St. P. A . M. pfd
Mlaaourl Pacific
Miaaourl. Kanasa A Texaa
M . K. A T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. nf M. pfd
New York Central
New York. O A W
Norfolk A Western
Norfolk A W. pfd
North Americas
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvanla
People' a Gas
P.. .. C. A St. I
Preeaee Steel Car
Preaeed Steel Car pfd....
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Heading tat prd
Reading Id pfd....
Repnblli Steel
Republic Steel pfd
4t k Inland Co
r.ock laland Co. pfd
.. V. AS F. Id pfd...
t. Leula A Houthweaiera
St. Loula S W. pfd
Southern Paclllo
So. Pacific pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd r
Tnnaeee Coal A Iron....
Texaa A Pacific
Toledo. St. L. A W
T . St. L. A W pid
t'nlos Faulflc
t'nlon PsA-tflc pfd
t'nlted Blatea Kxpreaa
trilled State Healty
tailed Kleue Rubber
I S Rubber pfd
I sited Slaiea Steel
V. i Steel pfd
Va. -Carolina 4'hemlcal ...
Va.-4'arollna Cheat, pfd ..
Wabaak
Waheeh pfd
Walla-Kaigo Xxpreaa
Weatlngbeuee Elect rte ...
Weetern t'nloa
Wheeling A Lake Erie...
Wiaconain Cenlral
Wla. Central pfd
Northern Pa.lflc
1 antral Leather
I antral Leather pfd
Kloee-gkeSaeld Steel
Great Northern pfd
Total aalea for lb day. 141.40 ebarea.
A... M
40 MS Ml,
mo lis u'i ;Mt
I. Son 84 S 94 MS
too 10 70 s
100 II II h0
I. aoo 14 ins
loO !.1S 2SS :-S
1.100 MS 12 US
3.400 221 Til 224
136
1.3" 44 41 S 41
1.HI) IIS 11 l
II. X.I 4'.S 44S 4S
00 7IS Tl 7v,
400 7 70S '"S
oo iis 141 in
l;ws
too ' 10 to 90
10 M II lis
at
M
17
inn I4S 144 It
400 24S I4S IS
M
2.400 I4S 147 147S
150
112
1,400 23S 23
- 70
100 IM U !6S
loo 174S 174S 17.1
t.ioo its MS
mo iss av 34S
loo s MS 1S
300 74 71 71
Ill
loo 14S ims 13S
1.700 IIS M a0
2,000 M IX 17
ll
100 17 17 17
Amr. Woolen
do pfd Hi
Dominion I. A S 0S
Edlaon Elec. Illn....tis
Maaa. Electric 12
d pfd 73
maaa. Gaa
Inlted Fruit
t'nlted Shoe Mach..
do pfd ...,.'t.
North Butta
Weatlng. common .
Adventur
Asked. Bid.
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
. MS t'nlted Copper
.ins
i
w
0
I'. S. Mining....
I . 8. Oil
Utah
Vlitorkt
Winona
Wolverln ....
II
JS
1
ia;
M
4V
US
'
s
111
London Closing Stocks.
LONDON. June 13. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Conaola. money
do account .
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd ....r..
Balttlmor A Ohio IH
Canadian Pacific ....119
Chea. A Ohio MS
Chicago Ot. W 1OTS
('.. al. A St. P lalS
DeBeera , II
Denver A R. O 41
do pfd IIS
Erie
do lt pfd
do Id pfd
Illinois Central
Iulavlll A Naah.
M., K. A T
... ,', T. Central
... la Norfolk A W
... I3S do pfd
...13 Ontario A W
. ..10s!Pnntrlvanla
Rand Mlnea
Reading
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd. ......
Bouthern Railway
do pfd
Southern Pacific .
I'nlon Pacific
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
44S
. 12
. 71
.IMS
flMS
44Sspnlah 4
..14
.. 11
.. IK
.. Its
.. HI
- '.
.. 72S
.. 44
..' 41
.. IS
..101
.. 4i'
..lS
.. 11
.. 41'
..10
.. US
.. 10
.. MS
SOUTH OMAHA. June 18. 1U6
Receipts n-ere- Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday $.(7o 6i6 67
Official Tuesday 6.6.14 18.21S 1.223
OnTclal Wednesday 4,000 li.S-iO $.x)
Three days this wek..ll4 41.130 1.490
Same Java last week....l$.8o4 26.6M .1
Same two weeks ago. ...18.248 34.196 M23
Same three weeks ago...l6.16 43..491 M.ti04
Same four weeks ago....lS.t& .19.604 9,363
Same days 4sst year...;. 18,447 36,743 4.16
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows tha receipts
of cattle,- hogs and sheep at South Otnuha
for the year to date, compated with Isst
eai ; n inft, Inc.
Cattle 437. 385 382 9t4 64,481
Hng-s 1.3K6,a2 1.129 342 136.8I0
Sheep 741.978 697.897 44.IW1
CA1TIK QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the prlceji paid
for the different kinds of cstll on the
South Omaha market:
Good to choice corn-fed steers.. .. $4 5tr.40
Fair to good corn-fed steers 4.60434 H6
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4.43'4.60
Good to choice cows and hsifets - 4 0f4..M
Fair to good cows and heifers S.0O64.00
Common to fair cowg and heifers. 1.75'j8O0
Good to choice stockers feeders 4.orvff4 to
Fair to good stockers and feeders I 6Ox4 0Q
Common to fair stockers I onsp.SO
Bulls, stags, etc S.70d4.25
Veal calves 4.005 26
The following table shows the average
price of hoga at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
l Hi I M M tin t M
fi in I n ii l" I e
I MS M ' I . ISI II
HOGS There was another very liberal
run of hnga this morning over ton cars
being reported in, which. In addition to the
cars yesterday, makes a very liberal
showing for the week to date. The market
opened a little slow with btivers bidding
considers bly lower, but when they got
down to a trading basil the hogs sold
only lower than yesterday. As com
pared with leeterdar'a later market the
hogs were not over 24c lower, while aa
compared with the high ssle tnsde yester
day morning the market as more than
ic lower. When once underway the trade
was active and everything In sight sold by
10 o'clock or soon after. The big bulk
of all the hogs sold st t an 3.'4. w hereas
the bulk yesterday was S-VoS6
For two davs In succession the msrket
has been lower, th total decline smount
Ing to about "He. The market is still about
!' higher than It wss on Wednesday of
last week.
Representative aalea:
feeder. t3.40T 4 SO; calves and yrsrlingi.
t3S64.16.
HOMiS Receipts. 9 400 head; market. 0
lower, selling nt $6.vtll 6.3o ; bulk of sal-',
$6 :'60 6. Si.
Hires at M 10".
unchanged, with
19.(. elect mvltlc
N.
II ...
41..
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4 i rrs
Date. isot. irs.;i904.lot.l90l.i0i. iitoo.
June I...
Juno 4...
June 6...
June f...
June 7...
June 8...
June 9...
June 10..
June 11..
June 12..
June 13..
f M
23V
6 29"t
f 364
f 88l t 30
WSi I 17
20
I 11 4 49 f W 7 13 6 70
II 7 If I III IN
4 66
t 21
6 23 4 64
k Z6
6 &
f S44
4 68
4 68
4 70
4 79
S 13
6 16 4 71
76 7 t0
6 78) 7 16
7 18
t 80
4 751 6 01(
7 21
7 26 I 88
i 701 4 91
J 71 4 94
4 7o 4 96
I 781 I 01
01
7 Ml 6 91
7 82 6 89
f 031
00 1
f 07 7 36! 6 84
t 01
4 97
4 86
Hogs.
$6.270.S6
6.60 it 66
(.60 t4 46
6.00 (7.66
6 20 U36
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES
. Cattle.
Omaha tJ.lv&&.30
Chicago i Wcpi.w
Kansaa City 2.2605.76
St. Louis 2.004S.R5
Bioux City t.00iu .26
The official numoer ot cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattla. Hows. Mhaen H'sea
y. ., m. at oi. r. rty
Wabash
Mo. Pac. Ry 9
Union Pacific System. 46
C. & N. W. (East)... 1
C. aV N. W, (West)... 87
C, St. P., M. A O.... 24
C, B. it Q. (East).... 23
C, B. Q. (West).... 46
C, R. I. A P. tEast). 2
C. R. 1. A P. (West), t
Illinois Central 2
Chi. Great Western... t
Total receipts 194
The disposition of the day's receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
it in no i to
if Ill so 4 10
II 720 2O0 I 10
K tog ... g M
7 f?a ... i ia,
H 170 10 6 10
I! IT4 rot I to
11 rl lio I M
4 22 121 I 30
II Ht I 40
s I4i' in ia
71 11 SO I M
71 214 ... 13
II 171 110 I t
Hi ,1 1M I 19
1 2I 40 I to
It 111 M I 10
It. ...... 14 a I SO
71 rw 10
It Ill m I 30
7t ! ... II
U Ml It IS
t ill too I 10
n t4 mil
II til 110 I 11
t iii is in
aa ni ... iio
2i m ... in
41 tt 140 I u
III .217 IM 4 M
J14 ... I M
71 171 ... IM
M rS IM I M
mi iio i to
M tol ... 110
7 lot 0 I 10
70 144 40 I 10
267 120 lo
17 211 to I 10
f ft ... I 10
T1........227 10 I III
74 110 ... jo
104 . . I 10
13 If 4 2M I 10
4 211 M I In
14 IW ... to
KV 112 40 6 10
7 IM IM I M
71 221 IM I IS
f 20 IM I M
71 111 120 4 M
71 141 120 I M
6 1..
2 ..
9 2..
62 2 1
7 4
62 I
13 t
14 1
39
10
f
2 1
f
228 16 . 1
SILVER Bar, steady, 28'kd per ounce.
hunm-JStt-'S per cent.
The rite of discount In the open market
for short bills is 3Vu3 9-16d per ounce; for
three months' bills, 3 7-16's34 per cent.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. Jum ' 13 Money ' was In In
creased demand today and rates were a
shade higher. Discounts -were firm. Trad
ing on the .BlQttSU.-exchange was Inactive.
Prices early In the day were steady, but
consols weakened in the forenoon on re
alisations, operators wanting to Invest In
the new Issue of Irish land stock, which
Is cheaper than consols. Home rails ad
vanced on moderate Investment purchases.
Foreigners generally were steady, hut Rus
sians were weak. Americans opened dull
and Improved to over parity on fair sup
port. Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul re
ceived ttje most attention. I.ater the mar
ket became dull; New York supported
Baltimore & Ohio and after the transaction
of a small amount of business prices
closed steady. Grand Trunk was easier
on profit taking. Copper shares were
weaker. Kaffirs maintained their Improve
ment. Japanese Imperial 6s of 1904 closat
at 102.
BERLIN, June 13. Prices on the Bourse
were weak owing to realisations.
PAR18. June 13. Prices on the Bourse
today were Irregular and closed weak. Rus
sian imperial 4a closed at 79.10 and Rus
sian bonds of 1904 at 487. The private rate
of discount was 2 9-lt per cent.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. June 13. Bank clearings for to
day were f 1.666,769.21 and for the correspond
ing date last year $1,622,967.16.
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
748
Swirt and Company.. 913
Cudahy Pkg Co 8l
Armour A Co 979
Cudahy Pkg Co., K. C.
Cudahy, Sioux City
Swift and Co., K. C... 269
Lobman A Co 5
W 1. Stephen 148
Hill A Son 33
Bol Degan 10
J. B. Root tc Co 116
8. A 8 64
Klngan Pkg Co
Other buyers
2.11
4.054 76
4.692 121
6,099 1.877
477
600
No.
14
11
74
4
71
73
74
11
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...210
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Sh. Fr.
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M I In
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110 1 to
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120 I 10
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Metal Market..
NEW YORK. June 13-MKT AT .S-1 -ondon
tin market wss U' 6d kiner follow itur th
big decline of yesterday, with spot t losing
at 1767s6d and futures at U; ; l.o
eally the market was qtil.-t and unchanged
w ith spot quoted at $.Tm. 'tf. V. . l opi'- t
was 6ttMs lower In the English market.
with sMt njtiotiMl niioleil at 4.-K anil f i-
l.ocaMx t le tiiarket w-ns
lake quoted st $18 7."ft
St $!8.37r''flH snd
casting at $18 2M 11 87 V 1'ttd wns un
changed at 16l7stl In lYindnn. Locally
the market wns steady at $ ;,St8 9," S;iej.
ter waa steady and lower at CJ7 7s 6d in
london. but advanced to t6.1t1iT.20 in t lie
I New York market. Iron was lower In the
I English market, with standard fonmti v
quoted at fos Id and Cleveland warrants at
5"s 4'd. Ixx-iillv no change wns reported:
No. 1 founitr.' northern Is quoted at fIS 7.".'7f
191V. No. 2 foundry northern and No. I
foundry southern at $lS2MilS.tn and No. t
foundry southern at tli.7tVnla.iiV..
10
m
to
IM
40
12
40
120
1st
140
110
40
IM
M
40
"iii
0
120
SO
to
M
240
iio
240
120
10
120
o
M
20
M
: 7
AS HIGH GRADE BONDS
nre most readily conver
ted, an amount should bo
held against emergency.
A. B. LEACH & CO.
FORMERLY
FARSON, LEACH & CO.
Total..
S52
.4.817
-46
16.330
3,910
CATTLE There waa another good run of
cattle here this nforning, which makes the
receipts for the week so far quite liberal.
The quality of the cattle was good, that
is, there were a good many very well-finished
beeves on sale.
Buyers of beef steers appeared to have
orders for good heavy cattle this morning
and some sales of that kind looked a little
stronger than' yesterday. By good heavy
cattle Is meant the kind that Is selling
above $6. This gave the market a little
better appearance than yesterday, but the
general run of the offerings did not sell st
sny more than steady prices, in fact It re
quired a little work In soma cases to get
steady prices for the common kinds. The
trade was late In opening and In a general
wav slow.
The market on cows and heifers did not
show any material change from yesterday.
As hss been the case for some days back
the good dry-lot stuff was In demand and
sold quite freely. On the other hand the
grassy kinds continued very slow and dull,
with prices steadily working lower. The
fact Is with these common grassy cows and
heifers ll Is a good deal of a catch-as-catch-can
market.
There were no stockers or feeders of any
consequence and no change In the market
for that kind of cattle. .
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ke.
II...
14...
21...
17...
21...
Wool Market.
LONDON. June 13. WOOL Interest In
thH wool market la centered In the west.
'1 here Is very little trading In the market
here. As a whole dealers are tending to
refuse to nav high prices demanded In
many caaea. The lack of stock is said , it
to be responsioie tor a large part or inc
dullness which has prevailed In the loc.il '
murket of late Territory wools are with
out feature. New medluri half-bloodH i
bring 2Sc or 0t"70c scoured, and thr'j- j J"
eighths up to 30c, making a clean cost "
of 678"6Sc for the latter grade. Pulle t I M''
wools are dull. Foreign grades hold llriu. ; .'.
Leading quotations follow; Ohio an 1 u..
Pennsylvania, XX and a hove, 34 n 34 Vi -. j is. .
X. tlt32c: No. 1 3 7 tr 3 S ; No. 2. 74c; 17..
flue unwashed, 26626c; quartar-hlood un H
washed. 31V4i22c; three-eighths blood, 32 J! .
i33c: half-blood. 32633c: unwashed do. '
!..(., nci. 4fi,- An. m-d a KaH M1f.l I
At.
quarter-
100 11 31 17 S
11.01 IMS 1"- UjS
MS
4O0
7.100
ISS
62
MS
MS
1:
ilS
If. s
2'JI
M.100 141 I40S 140S
!
14
no SOS 30S 3"S
2V0 M&S 1' lo4S
1.300 Its 25', bS
m as 44,,
loo 4S 4S 41
2S
r.4s
1.200 M 10', V,
MO ins ms ns
l.too :i., ns ns
ion s S I
too i;.i 161 if,s
1.2O0 US U 32
400. , 2S !9S
100 47S 47S 47S
11. JOO HI 141 S !4
MS
110
in 17 S 17 17
too 11 ! 51
too i ot l.
12. luo os u 4o'i
il.100 vs )r, o
3 41 41 401,
ItO 111 lla 0:(
1 n 21 20',
400 4IS 4S 4S
1 0S 3S 21
li
lo MS I-.", 2
li US US U
24',
100 10s MS
4 300 211 jot 2IW
2W 42 42 4IS
I-e.
lo 7IS 71 77
I. Hal I'M I...I Juzv
If no tine unwashed. 24ii2oi
blood.. 31632c: unwashed delaine. 27r.J,
28c; Kentucky. Indiana, etc. three-ctijhths j
and quarter-biooa, .ii'fftsf. territory.
Idaho fine, 22 4S23c: heavy flue, 19200:
line medium, 226 23c; medium. 2627';
low medium, 26!6 27c; Wyoming flnu. 21
22c: heavy fine, I9 4 20c; fine medium, -2
423c', medium, 245 27c: low medium. 26&
27c; Utah and Nevada fine. 2241 23c; heavv
fine, 19tf 20c; fine medium, 22i23c; me
dium. :'S27c'. low medium, 264,27c; Da
kota fine, 2223c; nn medium, 23tf23t" , .
medium, 274r28c; low msxlium. 2627-: '
Montana fine choice. 244 Jit; fine average, 1 '
23f24t; staple. 275 2Kc; medium chdle-', 1.'.'
27 4128c; average, 264127c. I 1...
ST. IXJUIS. June V. - WOOI-Steady ;
medium grades , omlilns and clothing, '4 j
ti29o: llglit flne, I-xJi'c: heayy. lfylKc; tub1
washed. 33ft:)9c.
Fvnpornted ipple and Dried Frnlls. 1 .'
NEW YORK June 13. EVAPORATED i 1...
' APPLES Market is tinclianged: strictly;
prime are quoted at lie; i-hoict. llVjiVflltjc;
fitncv, Uj'i;c. '
CALIFORNIA DRIED -RUITS-Prnries '"
are easier for future shipment owing to - g"
a slackening of Interest among buyers 1
and favorable crop report. Spot quota-, 1..!
Hons range from 7SjC to Sc, according 10 . t .
grade. Aprltts are more or less nominal j 1 .,
on spot with choice quoted at 12Vc; extra 1 -
choice. 13rtl3V. fancv. H-tMV Peaches :
I are unchanged with choice quoted at lOt-j: ,
.12M
in.,
..;j
12
New York Mining Storks.
NEW TORK. June 13. Closing quotations
on mining slocks were:
Adama O , Utile lr 1
Allc 71i on-ari
Hre 0 Ophir 7i
Hrunewlrk Co .S HiMieols a
Comaiork Tunsal .... I I'moat .. ;
Con. al 4V Va 7i Saaage 77
Morn Slleer 20 sierta Nevada II
iron Sller li. sln.all Horea le
Laadallle Co. ..' I taoai-d
Treasnry llatenseat.
(ogee Market. 1 t...
NEW YORK. June 13. 'OF FEE Market ,
for coffee futures opened steady at un- 1
changed prices to a decline of i point and , '
closetl steady witn lower cables, liquidation I ,
and Eurntian selling. The f ading was not ,
very active and the offerings were not j
specially aggressive, but I here waa no sup-
port of coiioequence and the market closed .
essy at a net decline of loAlS points. Sales
I for the day were repotted of about 4ty. '
hags. Including June at 6.U4itl 2-V; Septepi-!b-i.
. 264J. 364-: November. 6.4 Cy; ,
! uary. b tM.-; March. 6 75'S.8-; April 6 . j
6.HV; May. 6boi6't . Spot Rio, su-ady; N .
7 Invoice, 7c.
Fr. No. At. Pr.
I IT. SI Ilot 4 10
I M ti UM 4 10
4 10 11 .....1111 4 M
4 4 ' 44 loot 4 10
4 I lilt 4 SO
4 14 It 1117 4 lo
4 40 .11..- lt 4 M
4 40 It 1311 4 M
4 41 20 1111 4 11
4 41 11 1IM 4 IS
4 41 1" 121 4 I
4 Kl H 1134 4 10
4 10 111 I'M 4 M
4 10 24 11)4 4 tf.
4 10 20 IM 4 13
4 M 10 list ( 00
4 10 It 10K? I 00
4 M 21 1347 I 00
4 M 4 1211 ( 00
4 4 I? 131 b III
4 10 ll 1321 I It
4 4" I 140 i 0
4 In I :M i 10
4 41 :i nil I 11
4 4'. 57 .list I II
4 U .1 un I is
4 15 :t 1144 I 2
4 7 11 1411 6 !
4 70 :i .1441 I 20
4 II 0 li.t: I f
4 70 : tor.1 c 40
4 70 14 140 1 40
4 70 1 1414 I 40
4 74 1 100 1 ,j
4 II 37 ...12k I 41
4 71
COWS,
t 00 ; 1010 3 10
I l I I0M S 10
t 10 I it:o 1 m
1 t .' i'0 1 -,
t 2; 1 t irto 1 s
V" I tl"1 I IS
31 1 IO10 I u
2 117. I 10
40 11 10,1 I m
t 40 I tioo I !,
4'.. I 7J K
2 40 21 ..1"0 4 00
IH t V4 4 00
3 4. . Ml 4 60
I I" I S...1M) 4 01
40 I ..Ilio 4 M
1 l I 1441 4 o
2 ".i 1 1224 4 M
11 5 4 0
11' 1 115: 4 01
1 -i 1 ! 14) 4 I
I " 2 ;2ii 4
n 1 nil 1 4u
I l
HEIFERS,
f 1.-.0 1 10
" I ,l'4 I
12 2 Ilu I 46
1 ti 1 IM II,
S Ml 4 1
' 2 771 4 40
BULLS.
2 it 1 luo 1 11
II 1 4J t 11
l I M l I II
I" 1 .440 I li
K I ,..1&M 4 M
8 tl 1 lo4J 4 00
I 11 1 :i"v 4 ti
1 4" 1 r. 4 j
t It go 4 00
1 ; 1 ;"4j 4 (10
1 ' . 1 :i2i 4 o
' ' I :u 4 1
sweep There were more sheep her
this morning than usual of late, but part
of them were single decks and there were
several loads direct to the packer bought
on other markets. The most of the stult
on sale waa on the common order. Tlieie
were, however, some good western lambs
which sold up to $6.86 with a little bunch
of choice native wethers at $6.36 and some
very cnoice native ewes st the same price.
Ihere were several cars of common lamba
which sold st $6.76 and $5.86 with common
ewes at $4.26. The aalea looked strong aa
compared with previous days and the
pricea obtained were very satisfactory lo
owners. It might be well for shippers to
lake note of the fact that eastern inarketa
are In very bad shape and have been
breaking, due to the larger supply of sheep
and lambs coming from the south. Kansaa
City, St, Louis and Chicago are getting a
good deal of this southern stuff. The
northern markets are very poorly supplied
and operators at this point are beginning
to talk that It will be well along In Julv
before the range stock tributary to this
market begins to move at all freelv.
Quotations on clipped stock: Good to
choice western lambs, $6.4ti86; fair to
good lambs. $6.00tr6.40; cull lambs, $4.60
41.2f; good to choice yearlings. $6.764f
4. 26; fair to good yearlings, $6.6tyu5.76;
good to choice wethers. $.r.7bav6; fair to
good wethers, $6. 6036.76; good to choice
ewes, n.6t96.Tt: fair to gooj ewes, $6.76''a'
6.60; bucks, $4.26$4.7S.
No.
4 western bucks
36 western ewes snd culls
69 western ewes and culls.
694 western lamba
630 western lambs .,
24 western wethers
I western lambs
74 western '. lamba...
96 Mexican lain ha
'16 Mexican lamba
198 Mexican lambs
4 bucks
7 western wethers
64 western lambs
NEW YORK
BOSTON
CHICAfrO
PHILADELPHIA
Av.
...162
... 83
... 86
... 68
... 60
...124
... 90
... 81
. 68
... 68
... 68
... 93
... 79
... 6t
Pr.
4 60
4 60
4 60
i 76
6 86
26
6 60
6 60
fl 86
f 86
6 K6
t no
6 26
f SO
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR TWO 8TONR BUILD
logs. Department of the Interior, Oftlco
of Indians Affairs. Washington, D. C-,
June 7, 191. Sesled proposals, plainly
marked on the outside of the sealed en
velope, "Proposals for Buildings, Pipe
stone, Minn., ' and addressed to the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, Washington,
D. C, will be received at the Indian Ollice
until 2 o'clock p. m. of Jully 13, lHoS. for
furnishing and delivering the necessary
materials anil labor required to construct
and complete a stone employes' quarte-.
and stone superintendent's residence, bol It
with plumbing, steam heat and gasnllnn
gas piping, In strict accordance with plans,
specifications and Instructions to bidders,
which insy be examined at this office, tho
offices of the American , Contractor, Chi
cago, III.; Improvement Bulletin, Minn
a polls, Minn,; the Argus . Leader, Sioux
r-ails, S. D. ; The Bee, Omaha, Neb.; Pio
neer Press, St. Paul. Minn.; the Builders'
A Traders' exchanges at Omaha, Neb.;
Milwaukee. Wis.; St. Paul, Minn., anil
Minneapolis, Minn.; the Northwestern
Manufacturers' association, St. Paul.
Minn ; the U S. Indttin warehouses in
Chicago. 111.; St. Louis, Mo.; Omaha, Neh.,
and New York City, and at the school.
For further Information apply to W. S.
Campbell, superintendent, Pipestone, Minn.
C. F. Larrabec. Acting Commissioner.
. Juncl2-14-16-19-21-23-26--28-30
CHICAGO LI VP. STOCK MARKET
Cattle Strongr to tendy Hosts Fire to
Ten Cents Lower.
CHICAGO. June 13.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
If.tajo head; market for best, strong to
10c higher; others, steady; common to
prime steers, $4.W'fj6.10; cows, $3.0O4ji4.60;
heifers. $2.7of&.00; bulla, t3.26tir4.25; calves,
$6.0IK'u7.f0; stockers and feeders, $2.754i4.7.S.
HOGS Receipts, 32,000 head; market
10c lower; choice to prime heavy, $0.60'(t
6 85; medium to good heavy. $6.62tvti,.67';
butcher weights. tO.ntVfra.cn; good to choice
heavy mixed. $.52S.4J.57Vi; packers, t6.A"i
f.5f.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18.001
head; market for best, aleadv; others,
slow; sheep. t4.50t.25; yearlings, $.'i.0a
f.60; shorn lambs, ta.25i37.20.
PROPOSALS FOR BRICK SCHOOL
Building Department of the Interior,
Office of Indinn Affairs, Washington, D. C.
June 7, 19oti Sealed proposals, plainly
marked on the outside of the sealed en
velope, "Proposals for School Building,
Pierre. S. D..'1 and addressed to the Com
missioner of Indian Affalis. Washington.
D. C, will be- received a I the Indian Office,
until 2 o'clock p. m. Julv 12. lBtsi. for fur
nishing and delivering the necessary ma
terials and labor required to construct and
complete a brick school house, with plumb
ing, steam heat and acteylene gas piping,
in strict accordance with plans. speciflcH
tlons and instruction to bidders, which
may be examined at this office, the offices
of the Improvement Bulletin, Mlnneupnlls,
Minn.: Construction News, Chicago, 111.;
Argus-Iader. Slonx Falls, S. Dak.; Pioneer-Press
St. Paul, Minn.; Bee, Omaha,
Neb.; Builders' and Traders' Exchanges,
Omaha, Neb.; Milwaukee, Wis.; St. Paul '
and Minneapolis. Minn ; Northwestern Man
ufacturers' Association. St. Paul. Minn.;
the U. 8. Indian warehouses at Chicago,
III.; Omaha. Neb.; St. Louis, Mo., and New
York City, N. Y.. and at the school. For
further Information apply to J. C. Loven
good. Superintendent. C. F. LARRAUEE,
Acting Commissi) ner.
J12-14-16-19-21-23-I 0
Sew Torlt Lire "fork Mnrkel.
NEW TORK, June lS.-BEEVES-Re-eelpts,
1.515 head; top grades steady to firmi
others slow to 10c lower; bulls and cows.
Slow; bologna cow, easier: steers, $4.75Tf
6.86; extras, K; bull. $3.0O)4.25; cows.
$1.6tr4.00. Expoits. 2.5so quarters of beef;
tomorrow, 10 rsiil-.
CALVfc.8- Receipts. 3.346 head; veals. In
fair demand: I5it.6c orpr; buttermilks,
steady; veal. t.Yyfi i.S.i; few choice and ex
tra. $,.ii.7: bulls. .,.u0: buttermilks. $1.26
fj4.76; dressed calves, slow; city dressed
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY AND AR
tlllory horses. Chief Quartermaster's
Office, Omaha, Neh., June 13, Is3. Sealed
proposals. In triplicate, will be leeelved at
this office, until 12 o'clock m.. central
standard lime, July 2, 19tj. and than
opened, In the presence of attending bid
ders, for two nundrcd and seventy-live
(27"n cavalry horses, snd twenty-five (2oi
artillery horses, for delivery at Scat Ilo,
Washington, or other prominent 1.1 11 road
points. The animals to conform to spci
ncations for cavalry horses. United Slates
reserves right to -accept or reject any or
all proposals or any part thereof. Par
ticulars end blanks for proposals will be
furnished on application. Envelue con
taining propotols to be Indorsed "Pro
posals for Horses." and addressed to
Major M. Gray Zullnski, Chief Quarter
master. J13-14-15-16-29-30d
1 CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
Omaha. Neb.. June 6. 19ilo. Sealed pro
posals. In triplicate, will be received here
and by Quartermasters at tiie posts named
herein, until 10 a. m.. central slandaid
time, June 16. Ittal. for furnishing wisid
and smithing coal during the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1K7, al Fort Crook, Ne-,
btaska. Fort . Riley. Kansas, Fort Mac-
Kensle. Wyoming, and 1-orl Ues Moines,
veals, MillHc per ptui.d; oountry dress. d. 1 Iowa. Proposals for delr ery at oilier
84 10c; dressed buttermilks. bi7c. i places will be entertained. I . 8. reserves
HOGS Receipts, 6.WO head; market fas- j right to reject or accept any or all pro-
ler; state and Pennsylvania, $6.9 M 7. 10. ' posals or any part thereof. . Information
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 9.022 ' I unlshetl on application here, or to Quar-
head; sheep. Arm; lambs, firm to 16c higher: termasters at the stations named. En
yearlings, steady: sheep. f4.tt6.73; culls.
is.tst; is in os. p.khos.ih; yearlings. 86.404ji.OO:
1 few wooled. t7. sg 7.76.
Kansas City l ive Stock Market.
I KANSAS CITT. Mo.. June 13 CATTLE -!
Receipts. 7.70 head. Including fcoo southern;
market steady to strong; s.cikers and feed- '
'ers, dull. Choice expit and dtessed bef '
steers, $6.2o'i.;5; fall to !(Od. $4.(o'n 5.15 ; I
i western fed steers. J3..ri(i;..o; stockers and
1 feeders, $2 7t-434 60; foutl.ern steers, f3.lnu ;
4.76; southern cows. $. 22 75; native cows.
I $.'.l64.36: native heifers. $3.o fp ..ti; hulls,.;
1 t2.6ttjj4.0i; calces, $2.6iji.2S.
HOGS Receipts, 19 oti head; market
Steady; top. lo.jli; bulk of sales. ?6.2yi6.4n;
(heavy, t.4"'."0: tsckors, K3"i?6.4'; plg.1 '
I and llglits, to.5tV-q4.32!. ,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. M) !
head: market strong and active; lambs, I
' $o.7.'.J7.oO; fed sheep and yeaii.nge, $0.011 I
4ti; Texaa clipped yearlings. V.77'ii6.:u; I
, Texas clipped slieem $n.i6.75; Texas gouts, !
j f :.Aigl.;5; stockers snd feeders. $a.o'j i.uti. j
I I.enls I. Ire Stork Mnrkel. j'
I ST. LOUIS. Mo.. .Itttie If. CAT TI.E-Ht-!
ee;pt. 4.5(0 liejd. Includ ng L'..Ki Texuns;
' market sirtrg, native snipping and expo-it
steer. , $4 Oiyoo.rt; dte'eed beef , d butchei
i steera. li.tit tt5.;U: steeis under l.i ri lh..
S.J.'nl..5. st'-eikers ' snd f "den, f .6 u .5
velopes containing proiaisala should be
marked "Proposals for Wood or Coal," and
addiesscd lo MAJOR M. GRAY ZA
LlNbkl, C. Q. M. J-8. 9. 14, 15
CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER S
office. Omaha. Neb.. June 11, 1KU6. Scaled
proposals. In triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received here until 111
o'ticck a m.. central standard t.me, June.
II. 1906. for building Macadam Roads and
Cement Walks, etc., at Fort Omaha, Ne
braska. Full Information furnished on ap
plication to this office, where plans and
specifications may be seen. Proposals In
t niurked "Proposals for Roads, Walks,
etc.." and addreseed to MAJOR M. GRAY
ZAL1NHK1. Con-truc.tlng Quartermaster,
Army Building, Omaha, Nebraska.
J 11. 12. 13. 14. 19. SI
.1:0 I a.
CALVES.
. 150 4 ue ;
I cows and heifers. 2.'eoolj; rami., s. tl.' 0 I Gorge I)
"i2.15: bull' t'.'..&3: calves. 4.a.ii6:.Jt: 1 Parmeie
I Tna.t enfff ijon steet. l.jn.Vt; cows
land heifers.-J ti .nn 5J.
1 Hi'XJS Receipts. .uai head: market j
iFteady; pig snd lights. 17.ix.jnli; pacei.
ti7iti;.6; butchers snd Ivsl li-av. 9i.s'(
' t.ro.
HBFJ - AND LAMR8 -Rr. s.pt. : f 0
: head;, market attor.g; natixe mutlor.s. $i.oi
! tf. "J'; lambs. tl 004a7.rO; e'iCg and but ks. :
f3.75;5.i; stockers. !3.7.44.tt. ,
lack la flglit.
I Ret.-tlptt of live tKo V at the s.x pr'n- I
I cipal western ranrl.m yeaterdiy: ,
! Cittle. Hogt. Bheep
1 South Omaha
; Sioux City
I Kansas City
1 St. Joseph ...
- hi. Louis
Chicago
Total ....
HEAL EST 4 I E TR ANSFERS.
George B. Thoinpson to Fred A.
lirdge, lot 15. Iilock K in Walnut
Hill t 471
George Wacbterle to Joseph Vt ach
terle, undivided hi of lot S, In block
4. In Mayne s add 1,500
Ellc. B. Nlchttlso.i to Josephine Swea
gey. Mis 1, 2, 3 and 4. Luke A Tcm-
pleton's add .I'.:... 200
WASHINGTON. June 13 Today's state
ment of the treasury Itslences in th gen
eral fund t-X'.iiii of tho $i jo.oui.') grid
NEW YORK, June IS SUU R Raw,
firm; fair refining. 2 15-lt54c: cenlrifugjl :
96 test. 3 15-321 3 17-.V.X : iiiolaaaes sjgar. ,
2U-16u2Nc. Refined, iirm; No. 6. 4 ,u.
7. 8 lie; No. i. 4.1'S-; No. !. 4 u; No. lo,
4c; No. 11. iV; No 12. 3 H i : No 13. tkSc; ,
No. 14. t.svic; confet tinners A. 4 55c; mould I
A. 5"i6c; cut lutf. 6 .4"-. ; cruhed, 5.40- ; p w-
dered. 4. sue; grentilaiej. 4.7th.; cube. 4 :oc, ,
NEW ORLEANS. June IJ. - BL'iiAR -1
Steady; open ke.tMe t cull if .1 ,rilo. 4 I
j3c; second, 2jJ'c.
It I to
27t' I o
. 121 I li
131 1 lat
.140 It!
. no 1 i'j
. lit a i'.
2' 4 tM
4...
13...
I...
T...
...
2...
I...
I ..
I...
t ...
. . . 24 1 g n
... .44 4 2
... 174 g 21
... 1.0 4 I".
.10 IK
... Ilii 4 21
... I.'.', 4 IV.
... 131 t 24
...! 4 2
... IM I 11
'.. im 4 a
4.'4' n.SO.' J.6 0
..... 6 8.4)
7. lot l.0ty 24 U
:. '32 12 6' l.t 9
4.' 8 0.1. 2,t
)' a;.tOj iii 0 1
32.032 9Vi9 27,T-;t
St. Josevk Lire ftsek Mnrkel. I
ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Ju-e 1J.-CATTLE -!
P.ecelpts. ?23? head: retkt seaily
t:ve. $l.r '(! ;: c wi a'.d l eifeie, $1.77.i I 7j; j
glocicers and feeder. $J.i4.tl. ;
IIOtjB-Kclns. 1: VI head: market ic
lower; light. $li(f'135-; iti-d.uni and littvy. ;
5Aa6.4U . .
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Rgce.pts. J..s
head: market steady. I
STOCKERS AND FECDEKS
IV. I m
. r.i 1 1
It IK
. .11 I ID
1:...
to.
I M
..HI I 14
. 12 1 U
.4:4 I 1,
Inns dlr lire flork Market.
KIOUX TTY. Juna JJ. (Special Tel
lftrsm.1 CATTLE Heccipta. goo h-td:
1 market-steaelv; bee. f4iM)ff 2i; roar,
bulls and iniitd, tSOoQIto, ytg-.k-is ami
Htewnrt, and wife to I?. S.
lot (7.-Stewart Pl34o,. 1.800
llvi n R. Hastings, litistee-. tie Alice
Moiitaoiiiet y. ku.4 1, i and .'). in hltx k
7. In Miliary a Jd 550
Jt'l'e. A. Hall and liu-bind IJ Cliirles
W. Hlckey. lots 12. 14. 15, 16 and 17.
(tt-.d 1. In block 3. in tlx vilUif. of
rlennlngton 4.iX)
M"rtha 11 Ilmion and Imtband to
J T. Hall, let 19. block 6. Gram- .
1 ivy park , ;4
J. tines M. Wot.ht 1 1 Ui to Alltett 1'ihn,
e?-M 22 feet ff lot 1, bloc k I'f'. Cl'v
I of O'inlifl 1
Ilv M. Georse und Wife tu Jennie M.
Felbe-. middle , of lot 12. block 9.
I Plalnvlew still ; I.Va)
1 Pi ilartH hia Morlsi'S'' ''d Trust c"ai
pun tt- Jcsliui chamberUln. south
H iif lot 37 and xx, block l.iu
BrlgJ PI ice. , ;.. 1,4.1)
I".' S Lea lit a' .t wife lu ,.llert
W NUnn. lot S. hl-)"k 11. in Shull's
2d atld ' HJ.'i
i !.(' J. Patteietn and, w f- ti Wil-
lani A. Dei'oid. hit ' it F eld Cttilj
sc't . 1 an of lot 3, Gtiffln Und Km .tit's
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Mf P-lii Wall'tt-e to Wrfi'kt 8.ve.
isk. U.t. J2, It unl Jj. ll.eX'JI.
wj'.-ot hdd, , j
1'in.nk Slot lti,i': nj wife to Wlrv
Itet1i V'!:ice. I if li'. 14 and -t'..
blouP-S. Wilco add......... ...... v.:"'..
I. P. Crnfool anj wife i'j Ellen Doi.
lot 8. block 847. City of Ku Un doio 14
J jlin W. Ml Iw.nalJ to Albert C.ihn.
tindivhled U f east ti f-et t lot 1.
ttlork Iif'. t"'itv of Omaha
Cbarte W. Martin toi Anna Kuhn.
noitli V ft west 4 of lot 29. In
ClAjkt s add 1,50