THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1906..
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
AdTtDC in Wlieat Stopped for tho
Tim Eemc
extra, ttc. Cheeee, steady;
fret, lac;
Sr.W lORK OEXERIL MARKET
daotatlona of tko Day Varlaaa
t'oanaaoallf tea.
, n.a.-aj nni.; exports. lilW bMI.; Sales. I,M
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Sharp Break in Market Due to Unsettled
Condition! for feteral Daji.
BEARS FAV03L0 BY GOOD DECUM KSiV V. '".. Wk
aathweat Bullish,' bal orthweot
Tnrns Seller on .orl Prospects
Caah Demand Slow tora In
chi M'i After Xervoos Day.
OMAHA, Jun 14. 1.
Wheat w rtk today, being down He
at the close. At the owning tne market
mat steady, but titled oh on light demand,
rallying again to yesterday a close on buy
in by the Chicago crowd. Th northwest
soid m-viy at the advance and the mil
ket lost nearly m rnt It v..
"later. The southwest continued to iieiid
huiiiah reports, but cash demand waa
aiow and weather in tna northwest was
favorable.
Early prices In corn were down ,c, due
to reported showers In Iowa, Illinois and
th Ohio valley. Tha weakness was only
temporary, tha market being Influenced to
reaction by a dry forecast for tomorrow
and reports of Ciuimie by dry weather In
Nebraska and Kansas. The advanru
nearly itc from the low point, the market
reacting again at the close to about yes
terdays price. Some bullish sentiment
haa been made by reporia that tne hay
crop in Mlasnuri and Nebraska la poor.
Oata wera up at one time about He.
Primary wheat receipt Were 267.000 bush
ela anil shipments 222,000 bushels, against
receipts last year of 241,000 bushels and ship
ments of 211000 buahela. Corn receipt were
663.000 bushels and shipment 7M.or buahela,
againat receipt last year of 4M.0OO bushels
' and shipments of 4O8.000 bushels, (leorancea
were 18.400 barrela , flour, 12,000 buahela corn
and 10,000 buahela oat.
Liverpool closed Hft-M lower on wheat
and VfiHd lower on corn.
Loral range ol optluna:
LEVEL OF VALUES PUSHED TOO HIGH
Article. Open. I Hlgh.j Low. Cloaa I Tes'y.
Wheat-
July...
Bept...
Corn
July... Sept...
Oata
Ju!y.,i
Sept.,
I " I
7iAI 76SA 75HA 7R4A 7sB
76 Bi 7o! 7BH 7SA 75 s A
X - V r 7 HA 4814
48A 4B 47 48HA 48V,
X ::::::::
A akd. B bid.
Omaha Caah galea.
OATS No. 3 white, 1 car, too.
Omaha Caah Price.
. WHEAT No .1 hard. 7fT8c: No. t hard.
pflTOHc; No. 4 hard. o7lWrc; No. I spring,
76c; No. 1 apring, 72'fif76c.
CORN No; . 48c; No. I yallow, 48Hc; No.
I white, 4o. .
OATS No. I mixed, 34V4c; No. 3 whito,
e4jifiSo; No. 4 white, 34Hu&c.
RYkJ No. 2. 67c; No: 3, 66 So.
' Carlot Recelpta.
1 . Wheat. Corn. Oat.
Chicago ,..-,.. 1 )Si lil
Kanna City 26
Minneapolis 145
Omaha. ,.t g
Dultith , ,.. II
St. Louia 17
Patent. 84tlMl-4l: winter atratirhl M
4 10; winter extra. $2 8033 4"; winter low
grade, 3.: "7,1 25. Rve flour, firm; fair to
good. l1.4nfiJ.liM; choice to fancv. I3.M4.H.
CORNMKAle- Firm ; fine white and el
low. ll.2tiqi.2o; coatee. II 08!. 10; kiln dried.
RYE Pull: No. I western. 68c. nominal,
f. o. b. New Tork.
BARLEY Nominal: feeding. 47Hc C. I. f.
New; TorkT malting, 52e57c. t. I. f. New
York
WHEAT Receipt. W .700 bit.; Vale. 00..
0l bu. future and 4.000 bu. pot. The pot
market wa barely steady; No. 2 red. !,
nominal, elevator. c, nominal, f. o. b.
afloHt; No. 1 northern. Duluth, !.c. b.
afloat; No.'l northern. Manitoba. 9fHc' f.
o. b. afloat. Further llrpilrla t ion appeared
In wheat today. Impelling aharp declinr.
enpeclally In the afternoon. There were
occasional ralllea with coarae grain, but !
Fuppori waa leente owing to flne north
west crop news and poor cables, the mar
ket cloalng quiet at UflSc net decline. July
eloaed at 8c; September, 87Wc. closed
Hc.
ORN-Recetpt. (W.R.0 bu. ; export. .734
bu.; sale, IM.000 bu. future. The pot
market wa firm; No. !. aiHc. nominal, ele
vator. and Hc. nominal, f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 yellow, die, nominal. The option mar
ket opened easier on cable and short sel
ling, hut had a aeneatinnal advance Inter
! on bull crop new and atrong bull support.
n nnaiiy weaxeneci under reaming and
closed finly Sc net higher. July,
BiKi.r, closed NH4c; September closed at 69H
and October closed at &S4c
OATS Recelpta. 14.S00 btl.: exports, I..W0
bu. Spot market atrong: mixed oata. 'J, to
12 lb., 43",t4aHc-, natural white. 10 to 33 Iba.,
444fx-: clipped -vhite. M to 40 lbs., 4H4lio.
FEED Flrn- -rlng bran, 120.00, to ar
rive. Middling i:0.i5. to arrive.
HAY Firm; hipping. Wq,70c; good to
choice. 7i96c.
HOPS Quiet; atafe, common to choice,
19, NVffiBc: 104, U(&l2c: old, nominal.
HIDES Firm; Qalveton, 20 to 25 lb., lc.
1.F.ATHER-Steady: acid. ?Mi27c.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady; fnmlly. Ill V
tfll 30; me, iiRivas00; beef hams. $20 50
22.00; packet. tnvul0 60; cltv extra India
me, lfi. 6017.00. Cut meat, strady;
pickled bellies. 10.251I.W; pickled shoul
der. 8.0O(ffS.25; pickled hams, ll.7o5lli5.
Lard, quiet; western prime. 180;' nom
inal. Refined. quiet; continent. .!;
South America, I9.7B; compound. 7.00n"7.7H.
Tork. steady: famllv, fiR.loiSll.00; ' hort
cl" " ' ns. I17.N).
TALLOW-F rm; city, 6c; country, W 6?.
Ri'.,. v.. rfi, .omeetlc, fair to extra,
IHilc; Japan, ' nominal.
F.OOS Bteady; western flrat. J17e.
BUTTER Firmer. Street price: Cream
ery, 20fj,aHc.; renovated, common to extra.
apecalatora taable ta Take ProBta
Wlthnat (! Dec! la e
C rop Report a Dlap-polatmrst.
aerve. lncreai, C 1. 44,non; gnremment a
rurltiea. unchanged. The proportion of tha
banks rese'V to liability this week I
47.18 per cent, as compared with 41.24 per
cent last week.
SO
si
7
40
ry. 20fj'
1217Hc.
CHEEI
C HICAUO, CBAIK AXD PHOVISIOX9
Featarea of tha Trading; aad Cloalaaj
Prleea Oa Board of Trade.
. CHICAGO, June 14 Ralna throughout
. Missouri. Illinois and tha Ohio river valley
caused weakneaa today In the local wheat
market. At the close the July option waa
off Vio. Corn was unchanged. Oata
were ud e and provision were unchanged
to 2Hrfoc lower.
' Following the liberal profit taking of
ti yesterday the wheat market waa again
aubjeoted to heavy selling pressure today
and . although several ralllea occurred on
jt covering by shorts aentlment In the pit
. waa generally bearish. The principal weak-
n!nS followed the report of rain through
out Illinois. Indiana and Ohio innih.v
factor that tended to lower prices early
In , the day was the weak tone of the Min
neapolis and Duluth market. This caused
, considerable selling by pit traders. Reports
.' from the southwest regarding the condl
. tlons of the crop were as conflicting as
ever, aoma advices claiming great damage
by drouth, while othera told of favorable
progreas laying made, by the new crop. One
fact., .hewevea, -that,. stood out promineatly ,
,in the day'a news waa the continued ab
. ence of rain In Kanaas and Nebraaka where
the crop la said to be deteriorating dally
on account of lack of moisture. This was
the main aotn-ce of encouragement to tha
bulla. The market closed eay. July
r.pened unchanged at Mc sold between
l:'H2Hc and 8M!83Hc and closed at 2hV&
H2S Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to M.700 bu. Primary receipts were
367.0X) bu.. compared with 242.000 bu. for
. the corresponding day a year ago. Min
neapolis, niiluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 170 car, against 126 cara last week
. s nd I HO car a year ago.
Trading in the corn pit was active and
the market was unsettled, prices fluctu
ating within a wide range. ' Earlv In the
day the market waa weak because of llb-
- era! liquidation due to ralna In Illinois
and Missouri. Reports of Increased ac
ceptances also tended to Induce bearish
sentiment. The market appeared to become
oversold on this break and when a little
later commission house began to buy
freely there waa a rush to cover by short,
which caused a sharp -rally. Toward the
end of the eslon the market eased off
again On renewed profit taking. The closa
wa steady. July opened He to ,c lower
at 6je to B2Hc, aold between Blo and
"Ho. and closed at 62So. Local receipts
were U car with 17 cars of contract
grade..
An advance of 3c a bushel In the price
of oata for July delivery waa the feature
of trading In the oats market. The vol
ume of business was large. During the
flrat few minutes of trading the market
was subjected to considerable profit tak
ing because of the weakness of wheat and
oorn, but sentiment soon changed and
pr1c,'l;,v.adv"nr1 rPldy. Stocks which are
available for delivery on contracts are
very small and this had much to do with
the strength. The Chief factor, however,
waa the crop damage scare. The market
closed firm. July opened unchanged to Ho
lower at ISHc to 3He. MlJ ,lp to
and closed at V. Local receipt were
111 cars.
Sentiment in the provisions pit waa bear
ish, but the strength of oats tended to
strengthen the market. Increased receipts
of hogs had a depressing effect early In
the day. The volume of trading waa small
At tha closa September pork waa un
hanged at tl6.tiA. September lard was
off IH at P !. September ribs were down
2H6c at I9.22U.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
4 cars: corn, 427 cars; oats, 123 cars; hogs'
H.nno head
Th leading futurea ranged aa follows:
Artlcles. Open. 4 Hlgh. Low. Close.) Tes y
Wheat-! " f I
July...,82,'ftM!S5tr3HHWHS?Hfiil Kl
Sept... 82VOV !3H.Sti!l!HifcH'rt'H! 8SW
Dec....jMMjS T 3 i WH IBMlH
. Coi n . i I I
July... sy.H !H: 81 V' l-'S!
HE Weak: new state full cream
large, fair to beat, stitflOHc: new atata,
sman. lnrerior to best, TtifllOHc.
POULTRY Lire.' steady; western
broilers. We; fowls, UHc; turkey. Il(fll2e.
Dressed ateady; weatern broiler. 2fl26ci
turkeys. llQltc; fowls, 10613c.
8t. Lowla Oeweral Market.
8T. LOUIS. June 14.WHEAT-Weak;
No. 2 red. cash, elevator, 8MTS7c; track, 87
i8c; July, 797c; September, 80',4c; No. 3
hard. 4j2He.
CORN Higher: No. 3 cash. 50c; track,
SiaittoSc; Ju4y, 60c; September, 61Hc
OATS Higher; No. 2 raah. 38c; track,
89c; July, JTHc; September, 36Hc; No. 3
white, 40c. . .
FIXll'R Steady: red winter patent. 14.60
4.70; extra fancy and straight, 13.764.40:
clear. 12.75 3.00.
SEEDS-Tlmothy, 32.60i6J .90.
"C'ORNMEAL Steady : 12.60.
BRAN Steady; Backed, east truck. 86fj87e.
HAY Steady; timothy, 112 nmoO; prai
rie, m.ooiirijoo.
IRON COTTON TIES 11.00.
BAOOINO-8SC.
HEMP TWINE 7Hc
.J?vlsJOV!B -Pork- lower; Jobbing.
$1.T2H. Lard, firm, prime steam. l.6o;
Dry salt meat, steady; boxed extra shorts,
19.75; clear rib, t8.r?H; hort clear. 110.00.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts. $10.60;
clear ribs. I10.H2H: short clear. 110.75.
ruuuini-rirm; cnicxena. 10c; springs,
Kfi; turkey. 12V; duck. Hc; geese, 6c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 15ft21o;
dairy, 14ia'17c.
Eoas-Hlgher. 13Hc, cae count.
. ... Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbl . 6.000 12.0O0
Wheat, bu 7S (Wi iincn
Corn, bu.... 78.000 ,160.000
Oats, bu , 40,000, . 102.000
- Minneapolis Oieafn Market,
MINNEAPOLIS, June 14. FLOUR
Firt patent. 14.3664.45; second patenta,
I4.20ig4 .80; flrat clears, $3.5063.80; second
Clears, I2.4SOI.65.
' BRAN In bulk. $16.25 015.50.
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery.) Tha
range of prices, as reported by F. I). Day
4k Co., 110-111 Board of Trade, waa.
Articles ! Open. High.l Low. CTose. Tes'y
Wheat-I
July...
Sept...
Dec,
Sept...
Oct..
I
"1HVHI
"lHU'"
1 1.1
1 13-H
1 13
851
vi
1 MHI
1 13S
1U I
I
1HI
1T4
81H!
1 12!
1 132
1 IS
11V1 1 lli
1 1 13
82
1 1SS
1 1IH
113
Kaoaava City Orwlsi ProTlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY, June 14. WHEAT
July, 7474c; Beptember, 74c; December,
76Sc caah. No. 3 hard. 771ir78c: No. 3. 73H
4y7(k, nominal; No. 4. 68073: No. 2
red, ra88c; No. S. H?r6c: No. 4. C980c.
CORN July, 4H; September. 48Hc: De
cember. 4tHc; paah, No. $ mixed. StxgiOHe;
No. a. 50c: No. 3 white. Bio; No. 3, boc.
OATS-Higher; No. 3 white. 88Hc.
RYE Steady; 64HtrBHc.
HAY Firm ; choice timothy, $l3.50r1 1.00;
choice prairie, $11. 6012.00.
EXJOS Steady; MIssaurl and Kansas new
No. 3 whltewood cases Included. 14c;
case count, 13c; cases returned. He le.
BUTTER Creamery, 18c; packing. 18c.
Receipt . Shipments.
M.OOt) 44.01)0
S2,ooo roo
30.000 9.000
Wheat, bu
Com, bu ,
Oats, bu .
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, 111.. June 14. CORN Higher!
No. $ yellow, 624c: No. 3. 624c: No. 4,
61;c; no grade, 4 8c.
OATS Higher; No. 2 vhlte, 40e; No 3
white. StWSSHc; No 4 white. 3Hc.
WHISKY On the basin of $1 f for fin
Is lied good.
Mllnaakee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 14. WHEAT
Lower: No. 1 northern. SSH'f'STHc; No. 3
northern. 84iR6c: July. 87Sr asked.
RYE Steadv: No. 1. 6Hfce.
BARLEY Firm. VPtffXc; asmnle 404)65Hc.
CORN Iwer: No. 3 caah, 6m9f3c
8Dl...lWJli8' 68 U 61T.lt .iJrfeV
July... IWHvN
Sept...l34H-6H
uec. ...
. May...
1'ork
July...
Sept,..
July...
Sept...
o.t....
Ribs
, July...
Sept...
j Oct....
I
40.,:
37H.WH4WHI
6UHI 61
38HI 3M
1 76
1 7Hl
76
I iH
3 2'a
30
22HI
t 06
I 8-H!
I sth:
97Hj I 2h:
I I7H1 30 1
10 I 06 .
5?H
!
38HI 3h 38H
S4' iiHi J5v,rs
71fc! H '
1 80
14
I 8.'4
I ?H
I I7H
t 37H
; th
I 10
1 75 I 1 70 I 1 72H
i is si: i Kl
IT,)
I h'
to
I a
Cash auotatlona Wfre as follows
FI.Ol'R Steady : Winter patents. $2.6o
atst
bakers.
W
5fw Tork Matter Market.
NEW TORK. Jane 14.-MoNEY-On call,
firmer at $f per cent: ruling rate, $v per
cent; closing old, SH per cent; offered at
4 per rent: time loan. trong; lxty and
ninety day. 4H Per cent; six months. 44
per cent; prime mercantile paper. 64J6H P
cent.
8TERLINO EXCHANGE Heavy at $4 .8500
?4 Jf.l for demand and at $4.2N4 82S6 for
sixty-day bills; pO'ted tstes. $4$4U4.87;
commercial hill. $482Hi4 82H.
SILVER Bar. 64c; Mexican dollars. 50o.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
easy.
Quotations on New York oonds today
were as follows:
I'. I. rat it. r....lit4;Jat M saHta... H'
aa f 99oa
V. a. la. reg
on eenpoa ....
r. a. ia 4s. tt
so eeupen
imvI a 4s tra
...Kt'! o H saiia.
.. ir L. A N. sal.
loi,Maa. . (
V. B. saw 4a. rag 1 , Met. (antral 4.
4 coupe t 4 lt e
Am Tobacco 4a
in U
Atrhtsmi gea. 4a
an ta. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4a.,
Bal. Oti to 4a....
Ho 4
Bra. R. T. e. 4a...
( antral of Oa. ta.
do I at tnc ,.
flo M tne
So 14 tar
Chea. Ohio 4,
rttlratn A. 9Vta
; - , n. or vj a. a,
V.. R. I. A r. 4a
so rol. aa
"4
. 94
4
.100
It , Minn. St. L. 4e.... tats
....II. 4 M . K T. 4a
K4'l 4o ta a4
.... N M R. R. c4 M. . 4a. I4W,
,...t(Ww !. T. C. I. I HI KS
....inj N. J. C. (. aa ...... .lt'o
.... M4'No. Parltc 4a.... I'M
.... I?4
....UJ IS. a W. r. 4a ten
aa jo. . L. rr1( 4a HH
.... Ptnn cost, ma M
.... Reading so. 4a I"
. .104 , gt. L 4 I. M e. Ka..ll4l
.. TS St. b. P. f 4a. W
..t0 St. U 8. W. r. 4a ... 17
., II a board A. U 4a V
II iBo. panne 4 Si
to: do lot 4a otfa ?H
t:v . Riiir aa. lt
Dalaith Grata Market.
DI'Lt'TH. June 14 WHEAT-To arrive;
No. 1 northern. 83,c: No. 2 northern. 8'iHc:
on track No. 1 northern. xSc; No. 2 north
ern. 8!Hc: July. fflVae; September, I2tc
OATS To arrive, on track and July, 38'ie.
I.tveraaal ftrala Market.
LIVERPOOL June 14-WHEAT-Bpot.
nominal: futures, quiet: July. 0a f7d; Sep
tember. Is 7Sd; December, lis 7Sd. .
CORN Soot, steady: American mixed,
old, 4 Hd: future, quiet; July, 4 7d:
September. 4s 8'd.
Toledo Bee Market. -
TOLEDO. O., June 14 SB-EPS Clover,
cash. $0.75: October, $ 96. Timothy, prime,
$2.00. Allke, prime, S7.e0.
Tottoo Market.
NEW YORK. June 14 COTTON Spot,
closed quiet; middling upland. 11.30c; mid
dling gulf. 11 46c: salra. lOO bales.
BT. LOUIS. Mo.. June 14-COTTON-Bieadv;
middling. It l-16c; sales, none; ship
ments. 30 bale: slock. a0.62O bale
NEW ORLEANS. Jure 14. COTTON
: ..nitT.,Lr"n, JO; apring pat- Spot, closed quiet: sales. 760 bales: low or-
" M a!V ; spring straight. $3.4oij3 ); dlnary. 7V. nominal; ordinary, Sc; g od
1? . . ordinary. ll-lc; low mldllng. MHe: mld-
Hlh-AT-No. 8 spring. 784J4Hc; No. 3 red, dllng. HHt: ood middling. UHc; middling
,TV,. v. . ...... .. . lr. lc: nominal: rair. i-c; receipts.
.V"' No- 1 u,6Mc; No. 3 yellow, i bales: stock. 7.47.
. j LIVERPOOL. June 14-COTTON-8not.
OATS No. 3. .c; No. I white, 3lHtf I moderate; bualnesa. none; nricea. X points
''l:.?0;. wn,,; Vtllc. lower; American, middling fair. 62d; good
RYL No. 2. IV- . midllng. aM; middling. .ed: low mid-
40 aerlaa B HvJTeiaa A P. la
I Colorado Mia. 4o tSvi.T.. it. L. w. 1
I Colorado A o. 4a ... ii I'nlon Parlflr 4a...
Cub la . ,...KH!f. . Stool td l.
IP R. O. 4...:...lvni,:Wabaah la
I rl,i 1 I.h' u r. ... I A " rf.K m
do ln. 4a .. K W. L. B. 4a
NEW YORK, June 14 Th hrp break
In ody'a tock market wss the natural
consequence of market condition for ev
erl day past. The failure of the govern
ment report on Monday to austaln prices
evidently proved a great disappointment to
the speculative operators for th advance.
The decne alnce then has brought a
realising sense of the tlifneulties of se
curing profit in the present market. Vari
ous successes In advancing prices aerved
to obsfiirn the narrow limit of the mar
ket. So long aa selling waa withheld and
the prefesstnnal eletrent wa agreed in
buying stocks the rise In price" was not
difficult to account for. But Ihe event
of the week have awakened the conductor
of the campaign to the difficulty of de
posing of their stock at the higher level
to which price have been pushed. Dis
couragement over this condition undoubt
edly prompted a good deal of selling in
today s market.
TK .. . I ' - T 1 I I k.,.
party wa also to be perceived In the action j rn BJ J ,r
to in. inainri anu on Hie miscse oil pitmr
pf the stocks made vulnerable by undue
manipulation of late. Rumor wa very
busy with the supposed Identity of the
leaders of the new bear campaign and
the formidable prestige attached to some
In iiri.nia r. f h1a.r.-ll oBmnlna nf h
pt made these rumor an evil portent """"J. v'- 4m....iomlwis. Control 4a...
to the less confluent holders or long atocit. .
Amongst the ranka of these were some
Influential market organisations which had
accumulated special Block Into pool hold
ing. That there waa extensive unloading
of uch pool holding today was the cur
rent belief. Report, in some cae had It
that the selling of this clas wa due to
the approaching expiration of the date of
the pools. Matters of thl character are
never subject of exact information, and
professional traders took full sdvantage
of the natural vagueness of ihe report
to exaggerate then and dletort'them with
the purpoae of Influencing aentlment ac
cording to their own view.
Actual new bearing on values was
scanty and the market was sffected al
together by technical cause. In the grain
market the coarae grain were the aub
Ject of some bullish speculation, which
affected the small grains to some extent
In sympathy. Neither the grain nor the
cotton market offered any supporting
factor for stocks, but neither was there
anything in the crop news to account for
the day's weakness. Vron trade authori
ties reported ome Increasing demand for
pig Iron, but thee report are powerle
to offet the Influence of the eteady supply
of United Slate Steel stocks which la fed
Into the market on every opportunity. The
violent reaction In the price of copper In
Iindnn may have been an aggravating
factor In the special weakness of Amal
gamated Copper and the fall In thl stock
wa of large sentimental effect on the
whole list. The same was true of Read
ing, owing to the large place held by that
stock In the recent speculation. Baltimore
A Ohio wa the onlv effective point of re
sistance In the whole market. Its ad- j Conaola. money
vance was associated with the policy dis- do amount ..
pinaud vMturitav hv the Penn s viva n ta rail- i Anaconda
road authorities in raising dividend on 1 Atchlaon ..
subsidiary stock. But Baltimore A Ohio
Iflc .
...Ill
i.. Illi
...IMS
... .
...11.IH
... aa
... Mt
Boaton fttaeka and Bonds.
BOSTON, June 14-Call loans. 4ffi
ni; iime loans, otjoH per-cent
closing on stocks snd bonds:
Atchlaofl adj. 4a...... J4iAMous
do
Mn. Oontrat 4a
Atchiaon
do pfd
Botoa A Albany.
Boaton A Main..
Poaton Rlavatod ..
Pltrhbur pfd
Mexican Central ..
N. T., K. H. A H.
I'nlon Paclflc
Amer. Arae. Cllem.
do ofd
Amer. Pnao. Tube.
Amer. usar
.do prd
Amer. T. A T
A mar. Won lan ....
do prd
Dominion I. AS..
Maa. Blectrle .,
do pfd
Maia. Oaa .
114
. !
. I
.lOkVt
.141
.171
.1.14
.HI
Amalgamated .-
Amartcan Zte
Atlantic
Blnfham
Cal. A Hocla..
Centennial ....
Copper Range
Pair Wast
'Dominion Cool
Franklin
nranby
I-l Rorala
Maaa. Mlaln ..
Michigan
Mohawk
Mont. C. A C.
old Dominion ..
aatjOaceola
..104 Parrot
.. : Qiilncr
... 10V Pbannon
71 Tamarack
..lj
. .14
.. :
.. li
.. -t
..in
..141
..IIIV,
-- .aiiriniir
I'nltod. Pruit .lioullnltad Copper
,C.
) If.
sit Clan
Mining
till
r
.IDS
. SO
victoria ..
Winona ...
Wolaarlno
Per
Official
u
10a '
1
4M
I4V
n
17
II
14
t
i
44
I
to
IT
II
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I
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IIS
KS
.
. IH
un,
I'nltad Shoe Macb..
do pfd
North Butte
t 8. Stael
do pfd
Wcatln. common
Adranturo
Aked. "Bid,
London Cloalng; Stocks.
LONDON. June 14. Cloalng quotations on
the Stock exchange were;
haa had Its recent dividend increa and iVj!? 4 '"l
failed to benefit any from it. owing to the ' c 1,2 i Oh?o
concurrent Increase In the laaue of stock, j chicaao Ot. w'
II l-lt N. T. Central.
If lt-11 Norfolk A W.
.... do pfd
.... n't Ontario W.
.fVPnnaytanla
.US' Rand Mlnoa ..
The Treasury department's csll for return
of $10,000,0i) on deposit with-- national
bank on July 10 wa' felt to complicate i
the money outlook. On July 1 fall due j
me requirement lur mr p'-iuhu n,.c.......v
of the lncrsa In trut company rerv
made obligatory by the new state law. It
In estimated that thl will call for $12,000.
000 In addition to the caah now held by
the New York trust companies. The vlo- I
lence of the raid on Reading In the last
hour caused the decline to overrun Itself
and the scramble to cover amongat the
shorts Induced spasmodic rallies. The
closing, however, was feverlah and unaet
tled. , , ,
Bonda were easy. Total ale, par value
$2,320,000. United States bonds were all un
changed on call.
The following wa the range -of prices
on the New York Stock exchange: ,
gala. Htgll-.bow. lose.
Paal.
C. M A m
DeHeera ...
lenver A R. O....
do pfd
Erlo i
do lat pfd.......
do td pfd
Illlnola Contra! ..
I.oulirlli. a Nh
".. K. A T
utovs,
.. aH
.. 1IA
. JM
.. 17
.. 47
.. 1 .
c 44
.. II
' ,
. .14
-.16 .
Raadtng .
da Ut pfd
do M pfd
Souther Railway
' do pfd
Southern Paclflc
I'nloo PaclDa ....
do pfd
V, B. Btaol.......
eo pfd
Wabaah
.do pfd
Spaalah
...114
... K'4
... s
... aH,
... 7H
... '
... 711
... 47
... ti
... U
'...10JI.
... n
.151.
... M
... 4iH
...lftk
... 11S4
ao
it '
SILVER Bar, quiet, 29 11-1 6d per ounce
KM "a. XP V w i . . r .
.v.i&i-oi per cent.
ihe i nu i ot discount, in ihe open market
for . abort bills Is IWat -ld per ounce; for
three months' bills, i7-lwj3H per cent.
New ) ork .MinlnaT (tonka.
NEW Y'ORK, June . Closing quotation
on mining stocks were:
Adam Con M lt.M4 Oilof ...
BARLEY tlood feeding. ll4c: fair t,i ! dllno 6 8M: wood ordinary. 6 td: ordlnarv
choice malting, ootjlee. i 6 40. The sales of the dsv wera .0i4)
BEErtt No. 1 flax. $1.07: No. 1 northwest- bales, of which WO were for speculation and
ern. $l.ltH: prime timothy, $3.80; clover, export and included .7t0 American. He
contract grade, til 2a. . ceipi. l.u'a) bulea. no American.
PROVISIONS-Shorj, rlba aide tloosek.
Pt.tinV iO. Maes pork, per bbi.. $li Tvn 14.75 ; . Sngar 4 Molaaara.
lJtwt Sburt "' '- NEW YORK. Jim 14 -8UOA fl-Ram.
thoxed, $-HK. - ... . nrn. fr ronm, IS-lod).-: cet,tr1fg,i
Tha rerelpta and Shlpmenta of flour and I K lest. 3 15-S2i 17-2c; nioiaam. jmr.
. n Were; Receipt. Bhlpmenta. i U-iSo iV- Refined. Arm; No. 4. 4.20c; ,'..
""lie. Ml . 22.7));. 6 f.-; No. a. 4.10c; No. 8. 4 0"c; No. K
. '-egt. bu lfi4e; No. II. $.6c; No. 12. 3i-; No. 11 3:
. rn, b. .n 318.ka ' No. 14. l.lot ; confectioners' A. 4 Sfic; mould
Oats, bu 12.'1 41 .(( a, 506c; cut loaf. 6 V; crushed. 6 40c; pew-
Rye. bu ' I ' 0 dered. 4 t)c; granuleied. 4.7oc; rute. 4 Sic.
Barley, bu 46.100 3.7K nkW ORLEANS. June 14 -81'OAR
On the Produce- exchange today the u. iOin kettle centrifugal. i3J-lc; intilf
ter market was tedy; ireamery. 14fl19Vir. ' ugal yellow. 3S' 3A,c; secciid. CflU'c
daliW. 143T.HC fs, steay:.ai tuau. siniror - iru.
eaaea lucluileJ, liiau; . Bisls, Uxii pi line J llHUf-
Adama Cxpreaa
Amalgamated Copper
American C. A P
American C. A P. pfd....
American Cotton OH......
Amar. Cotton oil pfd
American F.iprea
Amartcan H. A L. pfd...
Amartcan lea. aocurttlea..
American Llnoaod Oil....
Am. Uneeed Oil pfd
American Locomotive ...
Amor. Locomotive pfd....
American 8. A R
Amer. 8. A R. pfd
American Sugar Refining.
Am. Tobacco pfd. etra....
Anaconda Mining Co
Atrhleon
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic Coast Un
Baltimore A Ohio
Baltimore A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt..
Canadian Paclne
Central Leather
(antral leather pfd
Control of New Jeraeya...
Cheeapeake A Ohio
Chicago a Alton
Chicago A Alton pfd
Chicago Great Weatern
Chicago A Northm-eatern.
Chicago. Mil. A St. Paul
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C C. C. A at. Louia ...
Colorado Purl A IrotK...
Colorado Southern
Colorado A So. lat pfd
Colorado A So. td pfd ...
Conaalldated Oaa '.
Corn Product, rfg
Com Producta pfd. rfg....
Dolaware A Hudaon
Delaware. L. A W
Penver A Rio flrand.
I). A R. O. pfd
nutlllcra" gecurltiea
Brie
Brie, lat pfd
Krl id pfd..'.
Great Northern pfd
General Electric
Hocking Yallejr
Internationa: I'apor
International Paper pfd
International Pump
Intarnat lon-.l Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa l Itr Boutharn
Kanaaa Cltv So. ptd
xiulavllle A Naahvllla
Manhattan L
Metropolitan St. Rv
Maaiia Cautrel
Mliiaeapolta A 81. Louta...
.v., st. p a a. a. m
M.. St P A S S. M. pfd
Mlaaourl Paclflc
Miaaourl, Kanaaa A Ttxaa
M , K. A T. pfd
National Load
National R. R. of M. p(4
Naw York Central
Naw York. O. A W
Noii hero Pact 8c
Norfolk A Weatern
Norfolk W. pfd
North America
PaclSc Mall
Pennayttama
Paopla'a Uaa
P . C C. ar Bl. L
Praaaad Stael Car.
Preaatd Steel Car pfd
Pallma Palace Car....
Reading
Readlug lat pfd
Haading 3d pfd
Republic Steal
Republic Stael pfd.
Rock I. Iaa4 ( o
Rock loiand Co. pfd
l. Louia A 8. P. td, pfd...
Stoaa-Shtffleld Sta4 i
St. Louta Southwestern. .. .
it. Louia w. ptd
Southern Paclflc
go. PaclSc pfd
Souther Hatlwar
So. Hallway pfd
Teonvaaee Coal A Iron
Taaaa PaclSc
Toledo. 81 U A
T . IL L ( W. pfd
1'nlo Pacific
t'nio PaclSc pld '...";..
l otted Statea Eiprea
l ulled Sial.a Realty
lolled btataa Rubber
I. S Rubber pfd
lotted Statea Steel
It. Steel pld
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Va. -Carolina Cfcem. ptd ...
Wabaaii
t Walla-yargo Rxpraaa
WaMlnghouao Ele. tnc
Heelers Colon
Wkeeliag a Lake Erlo ...
W.aionsia Central
W laroneln Central fd
Total tale lor tka day,
140
.lti,7 m tc i
. 4,600 40 M i
lbl
. 1.000 8H
It
ta
too iK '14
. l.loo 43 H IH 2
i4
41W,
. 16. Too TlVk ' 11
10 111 116 114 ,
. tO.Hal 166 162V, I64H
. I. M0 lias U lil4
. 1.100 1M 1MH 1M4
,m lixv, 103 to:
. II. ano 147 Jl'a t.t
. 8.100 KU, T, S
1U0 102 V '"2 V KH
. IO0 14 146 146S4
. tl.400 114 n4
, M
. .xi irti ii
. l.ten no 1M 140
. l.loo 414 41
ioj4
Ul
. t.eno 61 674 "
, ' '
71
.. 1.400 lis ll'A ll4
.. 1.400 tmht 3.16 f't
. 66.KW 1I1S 171-4 17
li
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300 H S K4
,. 21. HO lH 6I'o 66
.. 1.4H0 14 19 I
400 ' 4L, t
. ,00 601, 41 6014
.. i.mo no-, 111 iws
too tzs "' 1
00 12 II 62
.. l.ino :ri no n
100 616 6lt 140
. . 1,400 44 444 '
I
Altc .;. I
Peeeoe-' - ao
1 Brunawick Con 1
; Comstock Tunnel -
; loo. Cal. A Va ...... n
I Horn ailrar ;....o
j Iron Silver ....JiO
Leadvilla Cov A I
Ntntprlo
,rtiir
rr.oe.nlx'.
Pntest
H"vage
raarra' Nevada
Small Hopaa ,.
standard
... I
..m
...UO .
... I .
... I
... 7o
... la
... to
...176 .
. Dank of Franee Rtatemeat.
PARIS, June 14-The weekly statement
of the Bank of France: shows the follow
ing changes: Notes In circulation, de
crease, 3S.676.0O0 franca; treasury dttpostl.
Increase, 22,476,000 frams; general deposits,
increase. l.Wft.OOO francs: gold in hand. do.
crease, 3,l6,ono franca; silver in hand. In
crease, 1, 10,000 francs; bills contracted, de
crease. 5.826.000 francs; advances, decrease,
60,000 francs.
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Treaenry Rtatenaent.
WASHINGTON. June 14. Today' atate
ment of the treaaury' balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $!6ft.0Q0,0fO gold
reserve, ahows: Available cash balance,
$lo6,364.47; gold coin and bullion, $X6.I83.18;
gold certificate, $46,356,110.
. Bank Clearing.
OMAHA, June 14.-Bank clearings for to
day were Il.b40.bo8.on and for the correspond
ing date last year $1.8t6,79 II.
, Wool Market.
BOSTON, June 14.WOOL Intereat In
th wool market Is .centered In the west.
1 here 1 very little trading In the market
here. As a whole dealers are tending to
refuse to pay high -prices demanded In
many cae. The lack of stock is sal.1
to be responsible for a large part of thv
dullneas which has prevailed in ,1)16 local
market of late Territory wools are with
out feature. New medium lialf-bloods
bring 28c or CO t? 70c scoured, and threo
eighths up to 30c, making a clean cost
of 676c for. the latter grade. Puller!
wools are dull. Foreign grariee hold firm.
Leading quotations follow: Ohto anl
Pennsylvania, XX and above, S4tJJ4 -;
X. 81032c; No. 1 87038: No. f. 37?Stic;
fine unwashed. !5fc26c; quarter-blood un-
ashed. 31Ht32c: three-elghtha blood, 32
j33c; half-blood, 33S3c; tinwaehet de
laine. 284i2e: flne washed, 24026c; Mich
igan tine unwashed, 24 4J26o, quarter
blood., 3lff32c; unwashed delaine. 27
28c; Kentucky, Indiana, etc. Ihree-etghtlis
and quarter-blood, . 32Qr33c; territory,
Idaho flne, tiVliv: heavy fine, li&:0e:
fine medium, 22 Hi 28c; medium, .'4$ 27";
low medium. 2$ it 27c: Wyoming fine, 21
J2c; heavy flne, 1843 20c; fine medium, 22
43 23c; medium. 2f'S27c; low medium, 29
27c; Utah and Nevada fine, 224j23c; haarv
fine. lW20c; fine medium, 22J'23c; m!
rilum, 2627c: low medium. 26&27c; Da
kota flne, 228 28c; flne medium. 22(S23c:
medium. 2728c; low medium. 2i27;:
Montana fine choice. 24 9 26c; fine average,
2318 24c; atsple, ;74i'28c; medium chotc.
27 4l28c: average. 283 27c.
ST. LOITIS. June 1.- WOOL ateady :
medium grades combing and clothing, :4
i2!c: light fine, 20ji2c; heavy, lotjlSe; tub
washed, 332;.-
OMAOA LIVE STOCK MlttET
Vary Ui Ch antra in Pricw at Vhiok
Cattla tall.
HOGS CONTINUE ON THE DOWN GRADE
Rot Enonak Bbeep or I .oaa a In Slgkt
to Make Tost of Tnlnen De
sna nd Continues Very
Atlefnetory.
SOUTH OMAHA, June 11 180.
Recelpta wera: Cattla. Hog. Dhaep.
Omcial Mondsy a.OTO e7
Offlcl! Tueiday 1,684 121$ l 3
Official Wednesday A4 l,7ni 8.or?
Official Thurday....s.... 3.7UO 1, $.
Four daya thla week... 15. 743 a.821 I.fwl
Same days laat week. ...18,146 38.477 11.474
Same two weeks ago. ...17.471 48. Ol 11.7l
Some three weeks ago...$,l7 67.84 U4ft6
Same four weeks ago. ...14.448 JlOSO 12.013
Same days laat year 14.2X2 44.447 7.S08
RECEIPTS FOR THE TfCAR TO DATE.
Th following tsbl shows tha receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to d:e, compared wtth laat
ar: jan irj. Ine
Cattla 440.SJ4 3W.301 (llil
og 1.2M.3M l,141.a) 141.444
Sheep 748.577 8M.508 44,071
CATT1B QUOTATIONS.
Tha following win show th prices paid
for tha different kinda of catik on th
South Omaha market:
Uood to ebole corn-fed atoera....$4 'Vt
Fair to goo corn-fed steers 4tU4.6
Common to fslr corn-fed steers.... 40vfi4.0
Oood to choice vws and heifer . 4 fiotyt.cO
Fair to good cows and Saifera $.(KHr4.00
Common to fair eowa and haifers. 1.76V0
Oood to cnolce Blockers feeders 4 0tKd4.W
Fair to good Blockers and feeders 8 4 00
common to fair stockers 8fvttlo0
funs, stag, etc S.TCWt
Veal calves 4.0Oi41i
Th following table shows tha average
price ot bogs at South Omaha for the last
several daya. with comparisons:
Pat. I lfO. iar6.jlf)t.1aw.j1aW.iJW.l).
June
June
June
June
June
jt.ne
June
June
June
June
June 13...
June 14.
It!
13.
awt
1 31,
3 it-4! 6 a
I I $61
HSi 6 All
3 3bHi I 171
I 30
4 384
34
4 41 $ T 1J W
4 661 6 84 7 141 6 71; 4 83
I $ T $0i $ 70) 4 91
4 64 16 781 1 It 3 71; 4 84
T 18
4 681
4 ai I to
4 70 6 81
4 76 1 01
4 71 4 08
18 14
t lot 4 72 07
.1 $ 13 4 84
t ni
7 2t,
1 38
7 8ll
1W
1 31
4 76 4 ti
6 7b 6 oa
I ol
183'
I 1 I 01
$ 8M 4 7
I 84 4 So
181 t
Sundy.
RANGE Or PRICES,
Cattle.
Omaha tl.7M26.60
Chicago 1.6tVt4 06
Kanaa City J.ifrtfe.T
Bt. Louia t(086
Sioux City 3.004J6.2S
TEBTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS
The following shows the number of cars
of stockers ana feeders shipped to th coun
try ana tneir points or aesunation:
CATTLE.
L. A. Williamson, Albion, Neb. F.
w. w. Hill, uutnrie center K. I....
George blnsdale. Palmer, Neb. O.,..
P. Hughe, irvlngton. Neb. F.
J. A. Koster, Malvern, la. Wab
l. J. Cornln, O Netll, Neb. F. B
H. Wllkson, West Side, la.-N. W.
C. Arbe, llartlngton. Neb. M. A O.,
The omcial number of car of
Hogs
K.OOtwC1
6 6- 60
6&"3'.4i
6 00iA.66
.164J.2H
' Cars.
E 1
t.... 3
stock
tie I M
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1 n
t m
t..
.
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tn 4 ia
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. 4
IN 1.
CAL v 18.
t k4 I 8 I Pan I M
I 8 H 8 tsa
I Ill III 1 tea 1 aa
I 4 4 0 8 1W 18
1 10 4 8 I tan
t 4a I aa 1 m in
t. tea I t 11a 8 at
8 : la 1 aa rw I la
t 1M 4 4 1 If 4
I ! 4 II IS) I It
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
1... 4 I . 640 8 t
t It I ao 8 11 I 8
1 41 I I I i) I
1 I an 1 171 I
It HI IS I IK 1 h
I SB) I 6 II Ill I a
STAGS.
1 lire) 4 an 1 tan 1 a
STFERS AND STAGS
8 lio I 68 41 list 4 8
HOOP From th way th hog ar
rolling In It would look as If every 011
In the country had given up his ususl
occupation and wa devoting his attention
to getting rid of his surplus pork. The
receipts this morning were again vrv
large, running above 200 cars. Th re
celpta for the four day th week to
data showing a gain over the correspond
ing period of laat week amounting (o
about 26,000 head.
Large recelpta were not the only ad
verse circumstance with which eellere ha.l
to contend. Other market points wera
quoted aa opening lower and Ihe general
situation seemed 10 favor a decline. Pome
of the largest buyers started out right at
the first with the announcement that thev
would buy their hog 6c lower or leave
them alone. The result waa a slow open
Ing for the market at thla point and it
wbs later than naual before buyers and
sellers got together. When th trade wa
once underway th hog moved more
freely but at a decline of IHc Almost
everything aold at the range $4.26 0 8.80,
whereas yesterday tha hogs sold at
$8.27 H 4.8m. with a top at $8 86. The
clove wa etronger than the opening.
Thl la the third urcelv Ay that
hogs have been lower. On Monday the
high point of the month wa touched, the
hog on that day averaging $$.$84. filnco
thn there haa been a ateady decline, th
loss for the three day amounting to 10
llStc. The market today wa at th low
est point touched 1nce June 6th.
Representative sale
and mixed, $i 40; atneker and feedora,
$3 ifr4 80; raJre and Yearling. $ fevas 10.
liuttS Receipts. 4.7flri head; market 2Vtfc
lower, selling at t4.1tVb82H: bulk of sale.
8ft lotf
SHRF.r AND LAM BS Receipts, 300 head;
market atrong.
bmueht in todav bv each road waa:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep. H'ses
C, M. 4Y St. P 3
Wabash I
Missouri Pacific 33 6 1 -.,
Union Pacific 38 46 4
C. at N. W., eaat 3 ..
C. 4k N. V., wet.... 34 5 1
C. Bt. P., M. A O.... 4 7 ' ..
C. B. 4k Q., eaat 1 ' . 16 . .1
C, B. at I-., west.... 28 68 1 1
C, K. 1. 4k p., east.. 3 8 3 ..
C. R. I. P., west.. 11 6 ......
Illlnola Central 1 4 ..
Great Weatern 3 $ ..
311
- 11
waa
tne
843 .e - 14
4.1M ' !
78H - 4 444 " Mi
4.0I8- ' 144
f...... IU
- 3
77 ....
17
42
44 ' ....
I
4
i
143 .... 77
-Ktri
Bank of rnajlnno ataienaent.
UJNPO.V, June 14 -The weeklv statetnent
f f the Bank of Knglatid ho Uie follow-
; ing t naiig.-; 10 r-erve, mi ivuse, tl.6..
;.'. decrae. :i6tf,ici: bullion. inci ease,
1 Al.j0:.ar4; i'ther eriirit e. Owcrvas4, a i -,
I '"; other tlM ueil. iie -i eee -1. 1 SK t' "i
' Uenll, luciea!, 472.i.., uolvs . .
Metal Market.
NEW ' TORK, June 14. M ETA I, The
rallying tendency of the Ixmdon tin market
yeaterday waa followed by weakneaa today
.under aueculatlve liquidation today and Ihe
'market apot quo ten at 174 16 locally
the market wa lower In sympathy with
not quoted at $18 oOSS SO. Copper also broke
sharply In the London market with anot
I closing at 83 5s snd futures t 2 ls.
! Locally the market was unchanaed with
lake quoted at $lS.75ir18.O0; electrolvtlc.
$1 87V4y&18.76; reeling. 818.26t18 $7H. I,t
wa unchnee1 at 86 7f6 80 In the local
market but declined 2 41 lo 16 16 In Lon
don. Speller wa firm at 6.li9 In lb
local market and unchanged at 27 7 4d
In Indon. Iron first wa lower again In
lh Engllah market with Cleveland war
rants quoted at tin and stsndard foundry
at 4les 10d. lineally no change wa reported.
No. 1 foundry- northern Is quoted at 1V76rf
18.00: No. t foundry northern and No. I
foundry southern t 818 2611$. JO; Ko. t
foundry southern. $?7.75il8.fio.
ST. IOUI8. June 1 4. MtTTAIJ!-Iead
quir4, $d.8u; spelter, firm. $6 15.
Ersperalad Applea and lirleol Frnlt.
NKW YORK. June 14 EVAPORATED
APPLE!? The rrrret (hows no chanae.
future being offered at around ,e for
November delivery, while apot aunpliea ar
very firm, with strictly orlme at He; choice,
Ill-ajllUr-: fnocv, lA1,
CALIFORNIA IiHIKD rRf'ITS Prunes
re unchanged with t.'iotatlon ranging
f-'om Stc to 8sc. according to arade. Ap--icoi
are ecarc and prartirallv nominal.
far th pot itusiloii I concerned.
Choice are o noted at UVe; extra choice.
lV.iM,c; fancy. l4414,Tf. Peache are quiet
with choice quoted at- lie; extra choice.
HS'SHc; fanrv. Il,nl2-: extra fov
tr"?Vc. Raltr ar iinrhanged on not
with loose Mticaie nnold at vaa.c:
ele4 raiiit.s, i'ktjTttc; London Ultr. $1.50
j I-We.
Total receipt ....133
The disposition of the day'a receipts
as follows, each buyer purchasing
number ot neau inaicatea:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
omana racking Co.... ..
Bwift and Company ....
Cud any Packing Co..'..,.
Armour A Co.,...!
C'uuahy, from K. C
Bwlft, from K. C
Lobman A R
s . I. Stephen '
hill a Bon
K lagan 4k Co
Woif
Sol Degan
J. B. Boot tt Co
Bt. L. Dreased Beef Co.
Other buyer ,
Total ..4 18.071 1733
CATTLE There waa a fair run of out .
tie for a Thursoay, tha recelpta belnif
about on the average tor this time of
the arelf . A SLOa Ik. a. a a .mi.piI,.
tha quality of the cattla was pretty tir
on an average, there being a numoer.of
very decent loads in sight.
The market on beef steers did not show
any material change aa compared witn
yesterday. There seemed lo be a fair
demand for good well finished beeves on
the part of packers, but it waa not suffi
ciently urgent to put any great amount
of snap or life Into the trade. In tact,
the market had a dull, dragging ap
pearance all the -morning. Mttli tna cattle
Kept lllng and were tnodly disposed of
In reaaonable season. The prices paid did
not ahow any quotable change as com
pared with yesterday.
Good row and heifer were free sell
ers at ateady .prices. Common kinds js
ukual were not sought alter. - There la
some complaint In the yard about com
mon and gray bulla being very low
sale at price considerably lower -than last
week. At the asms time good ooro-fed
bulla are In very fair demand al aatlafao
tory prleee.
There were no stockers or feeders of
any consequence on sale thla morning,) but
after the liberal receipts of yesierda
there waa comparatively little Inquiry tar
them.
Representative Bales.
BEEF STEERS.
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88 147 M 4 !S
BOARS.
1 174 ... 4 00
J - SIT AC! HOGS.
1 478 84 8 88
SHEEP Receipt of sheep are running
very small thla week, only five or alx
cara were reported In thla morning anil
part of them were only feeder. There
waa no material change In the market at
ccm,ared with yeaterday. ttuch atuft aa
buyers could use sold esrly al satisfactory
f rices. A single deck of western ewes 011
h native order aold at $6.00 with spring
lambs as high as $7.16. Lakiba of pretty
grod quality aold up to $4.65 with two
cara of feeders lamb at $6.86. There i
really not enough coming to make a test
of th market or to hardly eatabllah quo
tations. Quotations on clipped stock: Good to
choice weaten lambs, $8.4004.86; fair to
good lambs, $8.004.40; cull Ismbs, $4.7.0
43 4.25; good to cholo yearlings, $6.7 6'tf
4.25: fair to .rood yearlings. $6.i0tfOe;
food to oholce wethers, $1.75 6.1 6; fair
o good wether. $S.60t 6.75; good to
choice awe, 16.7$ 4 00; fair to good
ewe. $6 0045.76.
Representative saea:
No.
1 western cull aw
18 buck and crippled
I weatern buoka
60 western cull lambs ,
7T2 Mexican lamb
31 weatern ewe
$4 weatern we
460 western lamb
3 wterr lamb
.33 weatern spring . lambs....
1 buck
480 Mexican
149 Mexican
la wethers
Av.
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and yearling
80
106
73
80
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81
81
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CHICAGO ., LIVB STOCK MARKET
Cattle Stendy to Doll Hogs Flee Cent
Lower 8 nee Hlgker.
ICHICAOO. June 1 4 CATTLE Receipt,
$.008 head: market, best steady: other dull:
common to prime steers. 84.(7j406; bull,
$3.00434.00; COWS, $2.tf4J4.t; heifers, $3.
6.10.
HOOS Receipts. 28.000 head: market 6c
lower) choice to prime heavy, $4 604J.6;
medium to good' heavy. $6.4 6 2 6.60 :
butcher weight. $6.60438.66; - good to
choice heavy mixed, $4.47 S (tf .$! Va : pack
ing. $8.000 7.26.
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipt b 13.000
head; market ateady to 10c higher; aheep,
$4.6047 8 $6-. yearlings. $t.30it) 6.60; ahorn
lambs, 36 36477 .
OM4.H4. WHOLKSALH MARKET
Condition of Trad nn Qnotntlona on
Staple anal rawer t'rodne.
Eoas Receipts, liberal; ftesb stock.
l4Hc.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, $sVe; roosters.
$c; turkey. 14c; duck. Iht; prlng
nlcken. I8tilc per lb.
BUTTER- Peeking tock. Uc choice to
fncy dairy, 16c; creanrerv, SltflWc
HAT Price quoted by Omaha reed com
pany: No. 1 upland, $10.60; medium, $.;
ctre, $.oo. Rye straw. $4.60.
BRAN-Per ton, $17 60.
NEW VfcOETAllLES.
TOMATOES Florida, per crat of $0 lba..
net. $4.60.
WAX BEANS Fer box of about 30 Iba..
tl.M.
STRING BEANS Per box of about 36
$1.60.
TURNirS. RESTS AND CARROTS
Per do, punches. 36c.
LEAK LETTUCB Hothouse, ter doa.
heads, 20c.
CUCUMBERS Home grown, per doa..
46c; Terse, per bu. box, $1.76.
ONIONS California. V per I i Texaa.
In crates, white, $l.7; yellow, $1.35.
GREKN ONIONS-Pe: dog. bunchea, 30a.
RA PISHES Per dos. bunches, 3Sc.
C A RR AOK Csllfornla, 63c per lb.
CAULIEI OWER-Per dos. heada, (t.2.
GREEN PEAS-Prr bu.. $1.60.
NEW POTATOES-Per bu., $1.60.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home grown, per bu., $0
60c; South Dakota, per bu., toe; Colorado,
per lb., 3c.
NAVT BICANB-Per bu., r.8; No, 3. X7a,
LIMA BE A NM Per lb. 4,e.
TROPICAL FRUITS. '
DATE4J Per box ol JO-lb pkgs.. 3200;
Hanowe'an. In 70-lb boxea, per bog, 8e;
Bayer,, per lb., 4c; walnut atuffed, 1-lb,
pkg.. $2.00 per doa.; $-lb. boxes. $1.00.
ORANGKo California. extra fancy
navel. Urge sixes, $4 36416 00; Medlter
ranean sweets, all site. Hooj4.o0.
LEMONS LI monler. extra fancy, 34
site, tb.00; 800 to SAO else, 37.76.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton, 7t9
35c; Imported Smyrna, three -crown, 11c;
elx-crown, 13c.
BANANAS Per medium alsed bunch, 11.71
Q2 26; jumboB, $3 .6043.08
PINEAPPLJCS-Sises 34. 30 and 38, $3 36.
yHUlTS
CHERRIES California. $2 00 par l-lb. box;
sour cherrl, 24-qt. crate, $2.00.
UOOSEBERRIES-Per Crate of S4 qta.,
$100.
BEEF' CUTS
No. 1 rlba, 11c; No. 3 rlba.' c; No. t rlba,
7se: No. 1 loins, 16c; No. 2 loin. IJHc; No.
3 loin. UHc; No. 1 chuck, 6V; No. t
Chuck. 6Sc; No. 3 chucks, 6c; No. 1 round.
tVc; No. 3 round, 8c; No. 8-round. 74,0;
No. I plate, 3c; No. 2 plate, 3cy No. 8 plat.
MISCELLANEOUS.,'
CIDER Per keg. $8.70; per bM., $8.7.
HONEY New, par 34 the., $3 60.
CHEESE Swla. new. 16c; Wisconsin
brick, 13c; Wisconsin llmberger, 13c; twin,
13Hc; Young Americana, 16c.
NUTS Walnuta, No. 1. soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 16Hc; hard shells. . per lb ,
UHc. Pecans, large, per lb.. 14o; small,
per lb., 12c. Peanut, per lb., (Vic; roasted,
per lb, 8c. Chill walnuta. per lb..' 12if813c.
Almonds soft shells, per lb., .17c; hard
shells, per lb., 15c. Cocoanuts, $4 per lack
of 100.
FUOAR Granulated cane, la bblas
$6.08; grsnulated cane, In aacka, $6.01;
granulated, in sacks, $4.31.
SYRUP In barrels. 24e per gal.; In
raaes, 4 10-lb. cans. $1.70; cases, II 6-lb. .
cans. 11.80; cs, 34 2H-lb. rana, $1.36.
COFFEE Roaated, No. $6. 26 He per lb.;
No, $0. JOViC per lh.; No. :6. l$He per lb;
No. 20, l6Vc aer lb.; No. 31, 12Ho per lh.
CURED FISH Family whlteflsh. per V
bbl., 100 lbs., $4.60; Norway mackerel, per
bbl., 300 lba., bloaters, $40.00; No. 1, $33.00;
No. 2. t2 00; No. $. $20.00: Irish. No. 2.
$18.00: herring. In bbl.. 200 lba. each.
Norway. 4k, $13 00; Norway, 3k, $18.00;
Holland, mixed, $11.60: Holland herring.
In kega, milkers. 80c; kegs, mixed, 70o.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west,
ern, 65tJ60c: Maine. $1.16. Tomatoea, 3-lb.
rana. $1.26fjl.n0; 2-lb 87 He $1.00. Plnu
atiple. grated, t-lh, $2.052$0t sliced.
$1.8002.10. Gallon apples, fancy, $3.90;
California aprlcota, $1.4O2.00; pear.
11.76 2.60; peaches, fanoy, $1.75 2.41;
H. C. Peaches, $2.CiO 2.60. Alaska salmon,
red. $1.28: fancy Chinook, F., $2.10; fane
sockeye, F., $1.85; sardines. H oil. $2.60;
mustard, $2.6003.10. Sweet potatoes,
$1.1501.26; ssuer kraut. $1.00; pumpkins,
80ce$1.00; wax beans, 2-lb., 76tJ 0o; llm
beans, 2-lb., 7tcitf$1.35; spinaoh, $1.85;
cheap peas, 2-lb., 10c; extra, 7r9t0e,
far.cy. $1.3601.7$.
. rorelajn Flnnnelal. "'
TeONDON, July 14. Money ws In In
croaacd supply today owing to- government
disbursements, hut this was offaet by an
Increased demand, resulting from the set
tlement. Discounts were quiet. . Prices on
the Stock exchange were somewhat Ir
regular and the tendency wa undecided
In the absence of fresh Investment pur
chases. Consols and other guilt-edged se
curities eased on account of the talk of
a further Issue of London county stock, but
prices hardened later on the good bank
return. Foreigner were depressed, due to
th poor advices from the continent, where
dear money feara checked bualnesa.
CotTeo Market. ' -
NEW YORK. June W.-COFFEE-Market
for coffee future opened eteady at un
changed prices to an advance of 6 points
and held steady during the greater pert of
the session on local support. Eurnnetin
rabies e.r. Kn , t . . , . . ... b. 1
1 , , . , . , ui rioruiie waa
j a seller during the day and offerings from
1 this source Ineeesserf 4 -A . -,i .
the market waa finally easy at unchanged
prices to a decline of five point. Sales we'e
of. Vm b- Including June at
5.854.0Oc; July, $.OKtW.10c; Septemher'a jnt
$.36i; November, 40c: December. 6.4ArJ4.50c:
Jsnuary. 8.66c; March, 4.?ic; May Cif
Spot steady; No. 7 Rio. 7c.
Oils and Hoila.
OIL CITY, Pa., June 14 OIL-Credlt bal
l!,io?vl,.'M: "''IP"""'". ." bhls.; average,
flP by.': run'- 7,234 Dbl" . average. 61.o75
: ah'pmenta. Lima 49.848 hbls.. average,
5 ,bb ; runs Lima 48.084 bbls.. average,
HAVAArtj.., Qa., Juna 14.-OIL-Turpen-tlne,
firm, 67,c.
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KnaaAa City Live gtoek Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 14. CATTLE
Receipts 4,J, Including 1,200 southerns.
Market steady tn strong Quarantine sited
10c higher; stocker and feeder dull ; cholo
export and dreeeed steers, $"i.2ffV7o: fair
to good, $4.7Mlo.15; western fed s'eer.
$8 60t6; stockers and feeders. $2.7f4T4..Mi;
southern steers. $8.ur76.00; southern row,
$12674.75: native cows. $2 2&iii4 25; native
heifer, t326fa; bulls. t2.(tt.on; calves,
$1 bur 26.
HtXifl Recelpta 12.8U0 head: market aver
aged steady, closed strong. Top, $4.60; bu'k
of salea. $4 aftj 46; heavy. $8.406 60; peck
er. $6.3008.46: pig, and light. $i.S:j S.V
SHEEP AND UAMBrt-Recelpt 1.300
head: market atrong and active. Lambs.
$6.7uJ7.$0; fed sheep and yearlings. $6801$
6 to; Texaa clipped yearling. $5.7Vb ic;
Texaa clipped aheep. $4 S"?4 26; Texaa goat.
88 3MJ8.76; stocker and feeders, $3. 2(6. no.
St. Lonls l ira Stok Market.
ST. LOUIS, June I4-CATTLE-Rei!pts,
.60 head, Including Texans; market,
strong; native shipping and export steers,
$4.Bf.t6a: dreased beef and butcher ateera,
tS.7S.40; steers under 1.00 lbs., $8.5034 65;
stockers and foedom. $2.4utS460; cows and
heifers. $2.0i4M.li canncra, $l.'fi'J 10; bulla,
f..Vi,: ealve. tLUVftaStO: Text. and In
dlan steer. I2iit4. 44; cow and heifer.
$2'trafl8.fiO.
HCKJS Receipts. 8.000 hesd: market. Jc
lower; pig and light. $?UirW.t0. packers,
86 8Ml.4o; butchers and beat, heavy, $4.40
4J 66.
it H ESP AND LAMBS Reoelple.
head; market, trong; native mulon. 43.00
1)4 1": Is tribe. $4.usi .tM; cull and bucks,
$4.764 f; stockers. $3 '.txit.OO.
Pkiladrlphln Prod nee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 14.-Bi;TTER-Flrtij;
extra western creamery, 31c; extra
nearby print. 32c. ;
Eti8 Firm; good demand, nearby freah
18c, at mark: weatern freah. 18c. at mark
CHEBHE-Steady; New York f ull VrTaml
fancy. 1014c; choice, 1014c; fair to good. 10
TIOSC
REAL ESTATE TRASFRH9.
450
1. ;oo
3.01
4U
1.2U0
4.JUU
7 Out)
10
1
took la ttgot.
Rclpta of He stock at th alt
clpal wtrn markata ytrcv:
t'attla. Hog. Sheep.
South Omaha 3.70o It.ooo 2.200
Woug City 40 4.700 o0
Kana City 4.41A It. 800 1.20
lt. Jopn 2.1J4 12.477
Sr. Louis 3.600 4.000
Chicago 6.600 21.000
prln-
624
2,000
12.004
Total
.20.64 73.177 18.12
t. Jet l ive tfoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. June 14 -CATTLE
Receipts. 3.,5 hea. niarket. stisdy to lik
lower: nstlvee. 8 1 0" 7r row and r.elfer,
$1 7Vd4'6; torkr and feeder. $10ttf4f4l.
HOOS Reoelpt. 12 477 heed: market. 61
; lower. los regained; iignt, $4 3oflS.3?''.
I medium and heavy. 841j4.
XHEKP AVI) LAMBS Receipts. 624 head;
I market ateady;
1
aleox City live Block Market.
SIOUX C1TT. Is . June 14.-.rl.l Tele
gram 1-CATTLE-Re elrt. 400 head; mr
ket steady, betvea. KOteJa.; eoas, ball
Stephen D. Bang and wife to Joseph
Kwasnlewskl, lot 18. block 8. Summit
add 1
Jacob Hahn and wife to WlVliam
Redgwlck, lot 1, block 2, Hammond
fiace ,,
William H. Wilder and wife to James
Seliar. lots i. 4 and 6. block lit), orig
inal plat , ;....
South Omaha Land company to John
Badura, lot 11, block 84, Spulh
Omaha
John J. Ryan to Michael Shannon 'at
al.. lot . block 6. t orrlgan Place....
Sver V. Uustafson and wife to Jainea
F. Petlegrew, Ion a and 24, block
3, Monmouth Park
Iitila- Kroner and wife in Bruno d
Hansen, lm 22. replat of block 8.
Rernie Pnrk
Ralph II. Johnaon to Mary A. B. How.
ell, w83 feet lot 7, block 9J. city of
Omaha
Wlnnelt W. Mcllvalne to Agna"jn
Hatrlson, lot 1, block 8. Patrick' 2d.
add. Saratoga
Corlnne Polanant to ' Ionard L.
gulnby. lot 26. Bluff View adl $ 2tj
Eninia L. Darrow to George M. lr-
row, n.i reel 4 inches of 43 feet 3 ,
Inchea lots 10 and 11, Cortland 1 lac
H. Baldwin Darrow to Ciorg M.
Darrow, n21 feet 4 Inche of 48 feet
3 Inches lots 10 snd 11, CortUuvd ,
Plsce ,
H. Baldwin Darrow to Benat Som
ber. 4 lots 10 and 11. Cortland
Place , v
George M. Darrow and wife to Benat
Son berg, s' lot lu and II, Cort
Isndt Plaie
George M. Darrow and wife' to Benat
rJomberg. V lota 10 snd 11. Cortlandt,
Place
Dan Murphy 16 Mary Murphy. nSL
lot 11. block 13. E. V. Smith's add....
Ssrnusl P. Johnaon to Joeph , P.
O kelfe. lot 2. block 3. Central, Park . i
Mry J. Collin lo Jame H Baker, lit t ',
11. viiuiii ui niirineaat (Xir, Of lot r.
block 8, Jetter add .' M
Anna M. Burroil and husband to Wil
liam it. M linger. w74 feet lot 34. '
block 8. Hancconi Plac y 9P,
Helen J. Firth t al. to Elisabeth
Weer and huihand. lots 1 sn4 3. hlocat '
33. C'arthagl
Mry W. Walker and huband to
Charles C. Bushnell and wife, lot
t. Meek 10. Hitchcoc k'. 1st add
David M. Oar wood and wlf to Fr0k
S Gold. nV of net4 and n of ne't -
I 14-10 ,......,...,' 100$)
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