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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1906.
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CRMS AND PRODUCE MARKET
' " - ' ' . .... 4 - 1
Dry Weather Continue! nd All Itemi
Are 8troe.
fcODERN MILLER CHECKS THE BULlS
" Oatlook , la ; far Wknl,
Itarrlagt Bead ' ' Iteptorte from
Jkrt(k-AII luh, Grolos
hot RerriarVaM tri1k.
' 'Y' ' ' . '. :
,iv AOMAHA., Jun II. 10I.
Continued drought And higher cabin In
fce tit V"n1J' American weaknes
caused a ..tug hef opening .In wheat, and
early prwc were , lip nearly? r. I,aler
toe strength in coarse rrin influenced
shrrt to rover,' and. price advanced M(C
hove lite opening, f Prices, were Arm antll
J lie Modern Mttler' -roport tm, saying
Winter Wheat WA doing- yell, except in
liarla tit ,-Nrbraska, and a gcod crop'-wes
furefl. VThM diatmr the bulla and
price weakened td 4c above yeatertlav.
The cti alnmtlon Vt wetit-
Corn wa strong.' The opening wa i'4 1J
He higher and a torffcar JvJvetv of abom
'Ac was .scored 'early. .Elevatora Wen'
feller , and commission houses buyers.
There vaa no rain In the corn belt. . Be
ipts ure large, but the caah demand la
strong enough to take care of them. Profit
Inking at tha cloae caused a reaction ,o a
point near a half-cent above yesterday.
' July oata were up c at the cloae, which
was nearly a cent below the high point.
Fepfember. finished He higher.
Primary wheat receipts were MT.CM
bushel and shipment 162,000 buahela,
ignlnst receipt latt year of a'A.oy) bushels
and shipment of 286,000 buahela. Torn ra
celpta were 771.000 buahela and shipment
iHl.0") bushels egalnst receipta laat year. of
444.0fi0 buahela and -shlpmente of 871,000
hushelt Clearance were l5,hno buahela
wheat, 8,477 barrels flour and 21,000 buahela
corn. . - . .
, Uverpool closed MJVfcd higher on wheat
and higher on.coen.. ,.. .-.. .,
Local range, oi options: ',.
Article. Open I High. Low. Close Tesy.
NVheat-l ! .-'; ( ' I
July... I 7M4 ?I,aU7MiB 7P.! ' 76,.
Septf..", 76lV 7B) -76B! 1W 75
corn-,-"- ; J - I.'"
July...
jn ip-
48UB!
4iP . 4A
July.-.t. ........1.1...,.
A
75V.
48A
4HA
.B bid
Omaha Caek lalee.. '
Whedir-No. S -ha.rd.-l car, 77H: No. t
spring 1 ?ar,' 7Bc: No. I hard. 1 .car. 71c.
Corn No. S white. car, 4Hc; No. 1, 1
car, 4V; 1 car, 4Sc; No, 4, 1 car, 47c.
' Oata Standard, 1 car, 18c.
'- Dwiak Caab Prioea.
Wheat No. 2 haxd., nW47W: No. S
hard. 72H'0'7c; No. 4 hard, tt72c; No. 1
nprlng, Tic; No. 1 erring, iSlvaW0-
Corn No. 3. Hc; No. I yellow, 44c;
No. I white. 4(H4c.
Oata No. 3 mixed, STHc: No. 3 white,
SUtliWi No. 4 -White, $6iflMc.
Rye No. 3, B7c; No. 1. UHc
i'K" Carlot Itceaipta.
.Chicago -.
Kanaaa City ..
Mlnneapolla
Omaha
Duluth ' .,...
8t.'Itifa
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
. 20
.160 '
. 16
. 84
. 24
478
28
'm
'"84'
111
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Liquidation Continue and General, Lotsl
of Pricei ii Materially Lowar.
BEAR PARTY TAKES THE AGGRESSIVE
Readlaa Lead the Deellae, Drop
plnar Maay 'Talata loalaa
Tome Irreaalar a4
larertala,
No. i northern, US'": July, 81Tar; Kaptara
ber. J8c;
OAT To arrive and on track, 40c.
SBW VOMK UKSRRAI. ' MARKET
Qantallaat f the Dar arloa
, t'Mia4IMa.
NKW YORK, Ju'he 15.fIOrR-Recelpt.
!. hbt.! export. .o7 bbla vaale. H.ono
pkga. Market Arm with better demand: Min
nesota patent. 4..srr4.Ai; bakera, ifSll;
winter patent. Unail, winter atralghta,
Wa41): winter extraa, $J.r8.4n; winter
low grade", t? Mvgs.aV Ry flour. Arm: fair
to good, 3.43.0; choice to fancy, I3.xgf
4 IB .
COR NMEAIy-Firm; flne white and yel
low. l. 20$ 1.26; coarae. II ORiffl.lO; kiln dried,
2."H.AI.
RYE Nominal; No. 2 weatern, 8c nom
Inal. f. o. b. New York.
HAKLEY Nominal; feeding, 47H. C. I. f
New York; malting, 62667c. c. I. f. New
Yoik.
WHEAT Receipta. l.no bu.: export. M..
1S bu.; aalea, ' i.SO.nno bu. future. The.
pot market wa Arm. No. 1 red, Ho, nm
Inal,' elevator, Mc, nominal, f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern, puluth, KVic, f o. h. aAnat;
Nt. V. nnrthern, Manitoba, WHc. f. o. b.
afloat. Cnnalderable activity and frequent
fluctuation were feat urea In wheat today.
It opened atronger on bulliah cablea and
bad crop newa. eaaed off, rallied again on
atrength In coaiwe grain a, enmmiaalnn houae
buying and aanall Argentina cablea, but
waa eaaler In the late trading. Price
cloaed HfiHc net higher. July, tio,
cloned VrC; Beptemher. SSHWNn, cloaeU
SH'be; December, WHUtrertiic, cloaed tc. ,
CORN--Recelpta, 6,126 bu t expOrta. 21.
( bu. Bpot market waa Arm; No, 2. Vc,
nominal, elevator," and 0e, 'nominal, f. o.
b, afloat: No. 2 yellow, 62, nominal; No. 2
white, 2e, ' seminal. The -option market
waa without transactions, cloalng nomi
nally e hlghe;-. July cloaed at 6lo, September-cloaed
at Uq and December cloaed
at SHc;
OAT H RecHpta, 70. 000 bu. ' Spot market
atrong; mixed oat. 36 to 32 Iba., 46c; nat
ural white, 30 to- 83 lb., 4frg4fitte; clipped
white. 38 to 40 lba. WdMc. . .
.ii. lo ulatlon In the atock that the price ahouid
NEW YORK June l5.-8peculatlve liqui
dation of the aame kind aa that whlcn
developed yeaterday continued today and
forced price to materially tower baala
all Around. The bear party ahnwed Itatlf
alert and well organised to take full ad
vantage of the vulnerable position of the
market and their vtgorou attack on
price built up a requirement til cover
tock. which Induced occaalonal ralllea.
The trading wa within prof regional lim
it, aa the campaign on the long aide ha
been throughout. The fall In price took
place with the same dearth of new to
account for a depression of aentlmertt, aa
wa the caae yeaterday. The whole move
ment wa clearly Indicative of the disap
pointed hope of the professional move
ment to advance price . and to get out
With B oroflt. Rtorka which have been
moat prominent In ' the attempt to get ; -
pnoe up are coming in ror their luu
hare of correpondlng prominence on ths
decline. Reading la the notable example
and continued Ita unenviable leadership In
the melting away of price. The penalty
to be paid for speculative excesses wa
clearly Illustrated In the day' moat con
plcunua movement. Rational explanation
for the excessive advance In Reading were
long go abandoned and It waa consldercl
sufficient to account-for them that a wager
should he made by the leader of the spec
r.4"ii.lir: grM coin nd bullion. lrt.Te
346; goM certificates. 141.837, 130.
-si
Raw York Montr Market.
NEW YORK, June IS. MONK Y On call,
higher, at 3H-P per cent ruling rat.
414 er cent; closlrjr bid. 4 per cent: offered
at 4V per rent. Time loans, strong: sixty
dv and ninety days. 4 per cent; six
months. per cent.
PRIM K MERCANTILE PAPER-60Vi
per cent.
BTKRI.INCJ KXCHANOE Firmer, at
14 8rVa4 d for demand and at $4.(C'5M lV6
for lxtv dav bills; posted rates. 34.81 and
34 87; commercial hilla, 84.82M4.2.
PII,VK.R--Rar. 4-c: exlcan doMars. 80e.
HONDS Government. flrm;V railroad,
heavy.
Quotetlone on Vew York bond today
were a follow:
V. S. rf. t, rea....lM4 Jj . M series ... H
imi fle rim
102HI irles J
lf.S'a! do . rlf. I4
....tisV't. N. unl. 1"J
T0. Mnhtln c anil 4. 1114
r..1Jv Vie. Ontnl
ir 4n lit Inc Wi
...... iKVMIna tttU (.... !'
ltVM. K. T. 4 190
IO Hi rlB ? .
1V N R. 't MCI 0. . M H
lln f AllflAA
do roupnn
V. S, 014 4,
lln couooft
V- 8 ritw 4a,
tfo rmipT
Am. Tnb. 4. .
4o(i ,
AtrhlaKtn fn.
60 a1. to
Atlantic C. L. 4a
B 4 O. to.'.-...,
do It Si
Brk. H, T, cv.
Central of Oa. b
do lat Inc....
do 24 ine
do M Inc..,.;
rh. Ohio 4Sa
to
CHICACA. GRAIN AND PROVISION!
Prteea oa Board of Tra4a.
CHICAOO, June 11. Continuation of
rtroutil . eondltlona In Kanaa and N
braaka hM a strengthening Influence todty
on the local wheat market. At the close
wheat 6r July -delivery waa op He. - Corn
waa up HP He. Oata mowed a gain or
ltyr. Provision were I 10c higher.
Trading in the local wheat pit wa ao
tt"a and the- tone of the market, wa
atrong the greater uar tor the day At tha
tart the market waa affected tmlllshly by
the continued absence of rain-in Kan
and Nebraska. The fact that the price of
wheat at Liverpool wa carried higher ds--epite
the decline here yeaterday waa also
a bulllh Influence. A number of damage
report came In from tha aouthweat and
these advice, caused. . great uneaalnee
-nmong the horti. The aeekly report or a
Ht. Ioul trade journal partly conOrmed
the report regarding damage to the crop
4n. Kaiiaaa.and Nobraeka. vlmrtna- the.day I
large, qiiantitlea of wheat were thrown on
the -ntarkvt by local longa, but allyfrer-!
Inga found ready buyers. Ljite In the aes
sion ' there- we renewed liquidation and
price eaaed c T The market cloaed about
ateady. July opened 4c to tVc
lower at- KiTaC to I3HC advanced to tic
and then reacted to 82 82 c. Final quo
tation were up e at 82 fc82Ae. Clear
ance of -flour and wheat were equal to
14,200 bushel. Bxport for the week
a hown by Bradatreet were equal t
2,828,200 buahela. Primary receipta wer
847.0U0 buahela oompared with 286,000
buahela the corresponding day a year ago.
Mlnneapolla, Duluth and Chicago reported
.receipta of ISO car against 103 cara last
week and 206 oar a year ago.
. There wa a large volume of trading In
the corn pit and a atrong tone prevailed
throughout the entire session. The market
. wa Influenced principally by the continu
ance of drv weather In a large section, uf
the corn belt. The market cloaed Arm
July opened He -to He higher at &3c 'o
,.mic aold up to HI He and cloaed at..
J83Uc. lAcm receipt were 473 car,
with 193 cara of contract grade.
Trading In oat wa of unusually large
volume and price were very nervou.
Phort and commllon house were active
bidder all day. A feature or the day waa
tha congested condition of the July deliv
ery which aold at 41Wo. a gain of J St
over yeaterday' beet price. The itrengtli
of the market waa due almost exclusively
to crop new which was more bulliah to-.
day than heretofore, advirea claiming eri-
oua damage by drouth. The market
Cloaed atrong. . .July, opened He to !".
higher at 40(r41Hr. and cloaed at 40tC
J.ocal reef Ipt jrere 111 ear. -
The Drovislon market wa qilet but
Irm, At the cloe September pork wa up
THoat ill.7Ui.vI..ard waa up 6c at J 8 00.
Ribs were 10O hlgtier at 13.12 ft." , ' '
Estimated receipts, for tomorrow -rt i
Wheat, 16 cars; corn, 460 cara; ota, !Si
4-ara; hoga, 16.000 head.
The leading futurea ranged aa follow:
HAY-Steady; shipping, eoaVdc; good to
choice. 87(g(ic.
HOPS Dull: state, common to choice,
1906, l(VS15c; 1904, llJpl2c; olds,-nominal.
HIDKS Steady; Galveston, 20 to 25 lb.-..
lc. -
LEATHER Steady : add, 28a27Hc,
PROVIBIONS Beef, steady; family, 111.00
111.50; mesa, I8.60i6.00; btef hams.- 20.50
33.00; packet, 89.60ial0.60; city extra India
me. 316017.00. Cut meata, ateady;
pickled bellies. tl0.2TxS12.6O; pickled shoul
dera, 8.0r.2&; ptokled hams. $U.7Mtli2(S.
Iard, ateady; western prime. 18.90, nom
inal. Refined, steady; continent. 39.80;
South America, 19.76; compound. l7.ootf1.87H.
Pork, steady; family, 18.&ti 19.00) short
clear, 118 .601 18.26; mess, 117.60.
TALLOW Bteady ; city, 6c; country, 5
I'lc.
RICE Bteady; domeatle, fair to extra,
8Hu4c; Japan, - nominal.
POULTRY Live, steady; western broil
ers, 26c; fowls. JSVrc; turkeys, Ili8l2c.
Dressed. Irregular; western broilers, 2ojJ
24c; turkeys. ll13c; fowls. 10613c.
EGOS ateady; western firsts, l17c.
BUTTER Firmer. Street price: . Cream
ery, avtfDOHc; renovated, common to extra,
1217Hc. " - -' ' : . . . -
CHKE9E Weak; new state full Cream,
large, fair to best,. 9 104c; new state,
small, inferior, to best. 7iwl0c
i at. loafs General Market.
ST. LOt'IS. June 16. WHEAT Higher;
No. I red, cash. 8c; track, 8789Hc; July,
80,ic; September, 80Ho; No. 8 hard, ri83c.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, 60Hc: track,
HHTrfiJc; July, 61Hc: September, 61le.
DATS Higher; No. 2. oaah, S9c; track,
SWSHc; July, 38c; September, 87HlS37c;
No. 3 white, 4.'c.
F1X5UR Steady; red winter patent. 14,60
04.70; extra fancy and atralght, $3 734.40;
clear, 82.76ffi3.00.
SEEDS Timothy, 32.50(32.90.
CORNMEAL Steady; 2.50.
BRAN Steady: sacked, east track. 3ftB7o,
. HAY Firm; timothy. l2.60i81.00; prai
rie, 11.0O13 00.
IRON COTTON TIE8-41.00.
BAGOINQ 8Hc -
HEMP TWINE 7Hc.-
PROVISIONS Pork; higher: Jobbing.
I16.97H. Lard, hlg-her; prime steam, 3866.
hr aalt. meata. ateadv: boxed extra short.
39. 76: clear rib. 3S.37H; short clear, 3)0.00.
Bacon, steady: Boxed extra anon, iu.du;
dear lib, I10.62H: short clear, 310.76.
, POULTRY Steady;. chicken. 10c;
prtng. 1720c; turkey, UHc; ducks, 8Hc;
geese, sc.
MUTTKiK Bteaay; creamery, uuuc;
dairy. 1417c. . . 1 .
JSGGH Htay at UHC, caae count.
- i RecclDt. Shipment.,
6,000 J.eoo
....... 28.000 ' K.000
.. i. vr-.. -... 'i iw,eoa " ,r .)
.: :.. ...60,000 ' 132.000
Flour, bbls. .,
Wheat; b..ft.
Corn, bu ,
Oat, btt.
Mlaiae polls Oeetla Market.
tirTV1? A DOT .lfl Tuna IK IPt .nt T Tt .
Flrt patent. 4.364.45: econi patent.
14. 2004.80; Ant clears, l503.80; aecond
clear, 12.45 2.65. Bran, in bulk, 116.250
i6.S. ... .
(Superior Board or Traa quoiationa iot
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery.) The
range pf prices, a reported by F. D. Pay
t Ca, 110-111 Board of Trade, waa:
Article.! Open. Hlgh. tow. Cloae.l Y y
Wheat-I
July...
Sept...
lW...
Sept...
Oct...
820- - 8!4 82 I24 81T(382
82H9H 68?
SXWf, KVtH H 81T MH
4J1T t
1 13H 1 14H 1 18H 1 14H 1 13H
1 14 1 16 1 14 1 15 1 U
1 14 1 14V4 114 1 14H 1 IS
Mlnneapojla Caah Cloae
No. 1 hard. 84V4c: No. 1 northern; 83He;
to arrive, 83Ho; No. I northern. 82c: to ar
rive. 32e; No. 3 wheat, IMJtte; No. t Durum,
7!c; No. 3 Durum, T1HC.
Corn No. 8, 4Hc; No. I, 49'4e.
Oat No. 8. 87c; No. I, 3636Tie.
Barley 4Sfl0e.
Rye 67Vafi84C. '
, Flax-ll.UH. -
' Kaaiai City Grata s4 Provlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June 16. WHEAT
July, 76Mic; September, 75HCI uecemoer.
WSc Caah: No. 2 hard, 77q7c; No. 3,
TOTTVrf; No:'4. eSfJI'HV; No. 2 red, 8THc;
JNO. . iivsw; no. iwgrnw. ,
CORN July, 60c; September. 60Scf De
cember, 48o. Cah:' No. 2 mixed. 60Hlc;
No. 3, 60c; NO.- 3 Whiter aiH''i c- olc.
. OAT8N0. i whit. 40c; No. 3, 38eSime,
RYE-8tedy; 64H5H!.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, 313 504114 00;
choice prairie,
. , .1 , , . ' cnoice prttirir, til .a.w,. -
Article I rwan I Hlah I Iiw I Cliwa I Yaa'v ESGGB-Steady: Mlsaour( and Kanaa. new
Article rtpen.j nign ixw. n ioe. re y. Nj whi.,wood case . Included, 144c;
1 f 1 "1 1 'V ' " " 1 ' . I 11U Aaai HAiinu4 Inaa
Wheat I I : v I.
I -a. IBofOMi., ' MsU ICrOsl' (Ill itVT BOioVAi' !
juiy wr3'i "
Sept.'
, May
Gale
'July
' Sept,
Dec'
May
July
- Sept, .
Oct. '
lilbs
V J'-lv
8ct.
pel.
40HI41HI
si
83S W 3
'K 6SH'H 6JS
3S(- W!6ZrWH
1 30
1
87H1
0
i7H
40 I
27H'
30 1
3V
41 H
7Va)
37VI
' Hi lVl
17 00 - 1 80
18 72H 16 t
8 87HI I3H
9 2V 00
' 05 , 3 7H
I 4714k 40 !
35 ( 27141
61H
' 40f 39.
riVk.S&H'tr .
, 37SI ' 3
1 7H-' 18 7iH
I 86
100
8 00-
1 60
8 HO
'I 96
9o
46
t .12 W..
f 171m lHj,'.
'So. 1
t ah quotation war a follows:
. FLOrk-Flrm; winter patents. 83.6O4i4.0O;
winter slralKhta. 3 3iJ,0; aprlng patents,
caae count. 1H4: case returned. 14c lea
BWTT&R Cieamery.- Wc: packing, 13c.
Kcceini. enipments
...... 36,01)0 1,000
43.000 ls.ioo
1S,0K
9,000
Wheat. bu....
Corn. bu..
Oat ,bu...v..,
i - i
Mllwaakoe Grata .Market.
MILWACKEK, Juno 16. WHEAT
8tea8n:No. northern, 86 14 41 87 He; No. 2
nortlier). 84 C 86c: July, 1 He bid,
BYE 'Steady; No. 1. 6H c.
DA RLKT 8tdy; No, 2, 67c; sample,
64 1 66 He- it- '
CORN Higher: No. I -cah, 63063Hc;
July63Hc, bid, y :. ,
' PbilBjielphIa Prodaco Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 16 BITTER -Firm;
extra western creamery, 31; extra
neartiv prlnta, 22c.
EtJGS Firm: nearby fresh and western
fresh. 18c, at mark.
CHEESE-'-Steady; New York full cream,
10Hh-Sc-
reacd Rome designated figure by a spec I fled
date. . It doe not cause gr-at surprise
that buying attracted by auch mean de
velop a poor holding power, with the
course- of price going against the profit
of the position.
A firmer ton In money wa the only
important development In conditions. Call
money wa in active demand, owing to
the large requirement for the heavy divi
dend disbursement which were made to
day. There included the 89.000,000 Standard
Oil dividend and a number of other divi
dend paymenta calling for Iarr amount.
Rate for time loan also advanced ap
preciably, both for ahort and long periods.
The demand for seven and eight month
loan wa called very strong, and canty
uppllea were . offered. The rate wa 6H
per cent, trongly bid, and business was
done at above that figure. The preliminary
estimate of the week' currency move
ment Indicated a gain by the bank of
something over 11,000,000. which wa more
than accounted for by the operation with
the Rubtreaaury. Reports of crop dam
age'eontmued to have an Influence on the
stock market and to occasion a rising ap
prehension of an Impairment of the year
harvest. The statement of the May for
eign trade showed the falling off on value
of agricultural export made up with a
large mrgln In addition by the Increase in
value of manufactured export, but the
heavy expansion at the aame time In the
value of the Import reulted In asmaller
trade balance In our tavor tor me roomn
than In May of laat year. The exces
value of exnnrta this year 1 326.00,794,
compared with Hl.2tVi.146 for the preceding
May. While tne niscrepancy m eniii,
tha result la considered lmDortant In view
of the large reliance placed by New York
on foreign money markets for resources
to supply the needs of the fall money
market here. Last price were generally
above tne lowest,, dui ine nouni iuuc
wa Irregular and rather uncertain.
Bonds were neavy. ioihi nnies. ii
value, 32.386.000. I'nlted State new 4 a
vnced 14 per cent on call.
The following was the range or pncea
on tha New xora otoca cnmt.
Bales. mn. ww. . '"
Ut
1IW.900 1MH 1MH 10
MOO m W H
101
It
Adam. Eiaran
Amalsamttrd copper ..
Amr. c.r an Foundry
4a nra i
Amer. Cotto Oil 700 !
no pfd
Amcr. Bipran
Anwr. Hlila a Le.msr pit .... ....
Am.r. Ii BMurltlsa 1.8M S 41
Amv. Uium4 OH
so pfd
Amer. LoeoaiotlTa t.40 71 Wm
A a nM ..... ....
Amtr. Bawltln t R.Bnl. g i4.M IMS 1I2H UH
do Pfd -.
Am.r. Bugar R-Snlng...
do td
Ainrontla- Mints' Co.r,
AtRhiaon . .
do Dtd -
Atlantic Coast Lias
Baltimore as Ohio.......
do Did
Drooklrn Rapid Transit
Canadtsa raotfle
Central of New Jsrasy..
l.nlr.l LMtliar
r ho-apaako Ohio
Chlcaio A Akoa
do pfd
Chicago Oroat Weatorn.
t'hlcxo tt Northwettern
. M. A St. Paul.......
thlcafo Tana. A Transit..
do pfd
C, C, C. St. Louis.... to
Colorado Fuel and Iron.... tt.iflo M
Colo. Soathsrn KIH
do lat pfd '" "-4
do td pfd
Contolldstod Oas
Cars Products rtg
do pfd
11
1
Its
UH
41
'4
41H
7H
lit
100 11H4 111 1171
l.no 134 111 1W
100 lH 101 10t4,
M.0AO-,4. 6... 10 s
11.SO0. M4 M Wj
. 400 101 1 10JS4
1,000 14B 144t, 1444
11.40 114 11IH 11
.... ..... .... US
It.pM l!', 10 ttH
4.000 10 1114 110
130
400 41 - 41
to M 67
10 I M
1.100 11 li
1.000 !M Ml
t.M 180 173
1.000 140
404 13
400 M
I. Ml :l
41
7
3
71
la
0i
171
U
II
K
SI
4
4 41
i3i m
5
81
l
M
...U H Y. rentral . '
...1ftS;s. "J. reatr.l ( Is. .1M
... MS Northern rsclflc 4a. .104
I.. M n Is 74
...111 N'fnlk. t c 4i..loo
... J7,Or 8. urrf. 4s... 4
... n rnfi. t. Is f7
. ,. M iftaadtn en. 4s 101
. ..!U. Id I. M c. 4s. 114
Chlr.fo A. Is.... Tl St. I. A B. T. f. 4s 14
C, B. A 0 n. 4a joo et, t,. f. W. con. 4.. 77
R. 1. A P. 4.... T IR-aonard A. U 4s.... M
do rol: H II So. Psrltlc ts IM
CCC. St. L. 4s.... I'i I da lat 4s. rtfa 7
Colo. Ind. Is, ssr. A. 71 Snuttisrn ft. Is 11S
do arr. B 77 Tsisa A Psriar Is. ...117
Colo. Mid. 4a 7"4'Tol . St. I.. A W. 4s. 11
Colo. A South. 4s. 4 Vnlna PscHc 4s 104
Cabs la l' t'. . Ktssl td Is 47
r A R. O. 4s ion- Waha.h la 113
rHatlllsra' trrt. la... Mul da deb. B 14
trie prior lion 4s....l0iWt-rn Md. 4s....... I
' do son. 4a Kk Wheslln A L. E 4s. It
Hock. V.I lay 4s....10i I Wis, - Central 4s.
Japan la I
1
Roatoa Storka and Dondi.
BOSTON, June 15-CalI loans. 4ig per
cent; time- loans, 5flH per cent. Official
nosing on stock snd bond
IN. T.. N. H.
Unlm ParlAe
Atrhlson ad). 4a 44
do 4s 101
ei. Cantral 4a .... 77
Atchison , it
do pfd ......... ...,.l2
Roaton A Albanr.7.141
Bmtoa Main...... .17
Boston Rlsratad .,..111
Kllrbbiir. nf 17
Mrs. Csntrsl ..... 11
A H.IIH
117
Am. Arss. Chsm...94.1
do fd y.. M
Am. Pneo. Tubs 21
Am. Bssas Ill
do pfd i ..... .IS
Am. Tel. A Tsl..,.UI
Am. Wooles M
do pld 106
rom. Iron A 80
Edlaoa Rlec. III... 140
Msaa. Blsctrlo 10
do pfd 70
Ma. On 4.11,
Vnlted Fmlt
I'nlted Bhos Mark.
do pfd
North Butts
U. 8. Btesl
do pfd
Westlnghouss core.;..
.Asked. "Bid.
Advent ur ....
Allouss ..
Amer. 3-1 no t...
Atlantic .......
fllnaham- ...A.,
rl. A Hocla..
rantsnnlal v...
Copper Range ',
paly- Wasr .v..
Oom. Coal .,
rranklta .,
Orwbr
lals Rorals ....
Man Mining .
Mlchlsaa i..
Mohawk L....
Moat. 'Coat A
Old. Dominion
Ososok
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon ,
Tamarack
Trinity
t ntted t opper
Mining..
Oil
110; I'. S.
so ir. s
11 t'tah
Victoria
t Wlnpns a. .hi
104 Wolvsrtns
10 I
(Bid., ex-dividend
... -4
... ii
..
.. ii
..
..IM
.. .'
.. 74
.. IS
.. 7
.. 11
.. 12
.. 11.
.. 7
.. 11
.. 4fl
..:
.. sa
,.17
.. 17
.'. 4'
.. 8 1
.. 16
.. 4
. . II
.. H
.. 11
.. 4V
..
..
..17
A-
Londss (lsaing Stock.
LONDON, June 15. Closing quotation on
the Stock exchange were:
Conrola, monsjr II 11-14 K. V. Central ..
I n-is;Norfolk a w
... 11' do pfd
... 2 Ontario- A W
...lol'Ponnarlrsnts ....
...117 Rand Mines
...1M, Reading ..
... al do lot - pfd
...It do Id pfd
...181 Southern Railway
... 17l do pfd
44 So. Pacific
do account
Anaconda ..
Atchtjon ....
do pfd
B. O
Canadian Pacific .
Che. A Ohio
Csioago 0. Vi.....
C. M. A Bt. P...
De Boors ... ,s ..... .
D. A R. O...
do pfd
Erls
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Illtnola Central ...
Loularllla A N...
M., K. A T......
SILVER Bar,
.. Ii
,.. 46
.. II
.. 71
..11 .
..162
Union Pacific
do . pfd ....
V . steal...
do pfd
Wabash
so prs
...141
...
... N
... "
...
... 4
... I
...44
... 4S
.. I
...io:
... 47
...16J
... M
... 4ti
...101
.... 41
... 41
. 11
1.100 44 44 44
100 I M 17
8. TOO 10 11 H
II, Xk) 44 41 41
600 71 71 l
700 t 48 4
400 147U, )T 144
4.60S 101 144 !
mo in ir in
1.600 174 177 117
loo l it it
10 11 M 11
100 II II II
16
.... 37
61
IS tft 16 16
4.400 141 144 144
1.400
100
4
- Wool. Market.
BOSTON, June 16. WOOL The Boson
W.itifqt.Ofi; spring .atralght,-33 46U3.60;. bak- Commercial Bulletin wtll say tomorrow of
e-rs. i2.kti8.(s. th wool market: Manufacturers are In
WN KAiVNo, t spring. 7BA4c; No. I red,
COKN-No. t '63H64Hc; No. t yellow. 13
A64e. -' - - - '
,iATa V.. tnk,.: Kn 9 m-hlt 'fiLASj. '
Mo. 3 While. 4) Q42V-
RYE No. 1, lHc ' ' ' '
'llARLEY Oood feeding. 48U49C; fair to
eholce malting. Jtuflooe.
BF.EDS No. 1 1 flax.- I1.08H: No.' 1 -north-weatafn.
II It." Timothy', prame, fl.80. ITovtr,
contract grade. 111 24.
i PROVISIONS Short- rlba Bidea tloosel,
tige 40. Men pork, per Mil.,- $16 H17 uj.
Lard, per' K0 lbs.?' S 80. Slmrt clear 1de
ibriiefl I.' Wf f .
- Reoelpta-and fhlpment for th day wri umclent to maintain' grower'
a lilloa
Flour, bbla. '.
Wheat.- bu ...
Corn', bu....'..
Oaia. bu
Rva. bu
tlarley. pu....
., t. diilimenis
t5.8-
8.I0
238 5 I
I WO
70.4W
.6'0
evidence, but no notable Increase In pur
chase tias resulted. - Some small line of
new I'tah and Wyoming wools are being
bought at 26c and foe, clean, and a little
eight-month Tex I also moving -at JM?
trie. Arisen sells at th aame price.
Fleeces are dull and nominal at S0r)32'4c
for quarter-blood and 3lftB3o for three
elghta and half-blood. Pulled wool move
alowly at 2t(j4c for A super and 82ft1j6c
for B super. Australian and Argentina
wools are absolutely -quiet. Carpet woo's
are scarce and correspondingly atrong. with
few purchaser being made. Buying is still
going on In the territories, although not
In anv spirited manaer. However. It I
ideas. At
Mountain Home.- Idaho, about -4,000 lbs.
of aoor wool were bought - bv" Boston men
f!.wt at ttfrtitic. the clean coat of which will
' tSO.VKH be 7t;ic. Thursday a sale wa held In
' N.7'01 Halley, Idaho, at which KO.OCO lb, mere
l.OuW taken at taKV and 40.0t4 lbs. at l'c.
l.OuO Theaa wools are considered to be. better
Delaware A Hudson
ImI., Tack. A Weatora
Denver A Rto Orsnde
do ptd
riatll1srs' sacurltles
Brls
do 1st pfd
do 14 pfd
General Rlectrie
Great Northern preferred ,.
Hocking Valley
Illinois Csntrsl '.
Intsr. Paper
do pfd
Intsr. Pump
do pfd
lows Csntrsl
do ptd
Kanaaa City Southern
do pfd
Loularills A Nashville....
Manhattan !,
Metropolitan Street Ry....
Modtrsa Central
Minn. A St. Uuta
M . Bt. P. A Bault Bts. M.
do pfd
Mlsaourl Pad Ac
Miaaouri, Kan. A Taxaa...
do pfd
National l.oad
N. R. R. of Msiko, pfd...
New York Central
N. Y.. Ontario A Western.
Norfolk A Wsetora
do pfd
Nsrtti America
Nerthsra Pad Ac
PaelAc Mall
Psanavlvanla
Pcopls's Una
I'tic. C, C. A Bt. 1
Pre Med Btasl Car
da pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
do 1st pfd
do td pld
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rack Island Co
do ptd
Bt. U A Baa a-raa. Jd pfd
at. Uauia aouthwastsrs...
da pfd
Bloaa-ShoRleld
Southern Pscllc
do pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
Tannaaaas Coal and Iron..
leiaa a Pact to
Tol . 81. U A Wsstsra...
do pfd
I'nloa PaclBe
do ptd
U. A KipreM
V. S. Realty
V. B. Rubber
mIo pfd
V. 8. Btsel
da pfd
Virglais-Csroltsa Chemical.
do pfd
Wabaeh
do pfd
Wellt-rergo F.ipreea
Weaiinghouas ICIoctrlc
W eaters I'nloa
Wheeling A Laks Kris
Wieconeia Csntrsl
do pfd
do pld
Ex-dlvidend.
Tots! salss aw tha day. Ml. share.
II
61
321
621
. M.Bpaslrh 4s ...
aulet: 39 9-lod tier ounce.
MU.-NEii -with per cent.
The rate of discount In th open market
for short bills. I 848ftH per cent; for
three month' bills, 3Vail per cent,
. . Portlga Floaaclal.
IONDON, June 15. tn the money market
today the auppllea wrempl and the de
mand wa poor. Discount were easy, in
sympathy with money. Trading on the
Stock exchange was dull in spite of the
satisfactory conclusion A of the settlt-timnt.
Flrst-CIak securltie were neglected. Cen
ol dropped' owing to lack of support.
Americans developed renewed weakness, in
response to Wall, street advice, but price
Improved at about noon from lower than
parity level. Baltimore A Ohio waa the
feature on dividend rumor, thoimli . the
high quotation wa not maintained. x In
the afternoon Americans had a better tone.
New York advise caused some Improve
ment and the market closed steady. For
eigner lagged In the absence of continental
support. Russian sagged In the absence of
continental support. Russians were espe
cially weak, .the new loan being quoted at
l discount. Japs neser Imperials fie of 1904
were quoted at 101H '
BERLIN, June 16. Trading on the Bourse
today wa quiet.
PARIS, June 16. Trading on the Bourse
today was heavy, Russian imperial 4 fall
ing to 77.30 and Russian bond of 1904 to
484.00.
Th. Produce exchange today the -tout- than a year ago and have shrinkage of
J.rl.l wu Arm; creamertea. 1431Hc; j about (8 per cen. Montana is quiet,
)iLrtL 144J17HO.- FgS .steady; at mark.i though -shearing li mow In (.rogres. Grow-
'". ?.'a-TT if ii-:' firsts, lie: prims
Z"l Ucl ir..: 18C. Cheese, .teady, H
. - r.
lVorta Gral Harks.
ocoia J.xwe 14.-420RN Better grades
Htwev ai.w ' -
Hull at ad v nee.
6-; no grade. 44HO.
OATS-Hlgher; .N 'hit, doc,
white. 8o i '4 ' t 3 .
t.
No. 4
I
IVolatk Grain Harket. .
.' MXVTH.'Jsn 1 WHEAT TuijJJrt
rtv and on track; No. 1 northern. 84Ht j
; ..v ,. ,. , .
er feel thai thi'lr cllua are worth ftm
lit. to 37c. .Boat in men are as til keeping
out. Some 1 V b!ea of mohair and 7
liuta of , Kngltsh wool- were Tes.htpped to
England on the Iverala.. The Jiipiienl
of wool from Roton lo date from Decem
ber 27. I, accordta to lh same anthnrtiy.
are 1157.38 lb., a galnt 11I.7S1A.1 at
the aame time Inat yea. - The reevlota to
date, are llt.lMI.17n lta., a agalnat lbs.Tia.tML
la si -ear. f ' ' I
ST. IHM8. June W.-WOOL--headT: me
dian! sradea. combing and cl.'tlilna. 348
4i-; Ul!4 fln. 322c; heavy fln.- joaibc;
tul) washed. ZS tl .
11 '.'2
41 44
146
100 174 174 172
1.400 M t H
1.900 14 13 S4
404 41 14 II
t.100 74 74 74
too 91 M 17
l.ino 1S9'4 131 131
1,000 4 41 4
1.400 M 17 17
.... M
100 M 46 M
. 07 101 S M
I0 17 34 II
10,400 114 111 111
II
100 II It II
t.100 60 44 6
It
10 ill II IM
ill. 700 131 111 112
10 It II II
' lo M M S
1.60 2 i M
1.40 lu M 100
8.10 14 14 14
M
46
W
14
7
Metal Market. -
NEW YORK. June 15.-i-METAL8 The
London tin market wa unchanged to n
higher with spot closing at 17o 10 an.i
future at (174 1- Locally the market
eontlnued eay with spot quoted at 838. ZD
6 38.7.'!. Copper was higher In London.
closing at (84 17s 6d for spot and (83 7s
6d for futures. . Locally the market was
without change. Lake I quoted at 18.7
O18.00; electrolytic. 318.37 H 18.75; cat
ing at I18.26i31I.87H. Lead wa un
changed at 15.7606.95 in the local market
and at (18 15 In London. Spelter ad
vanced 2 d to (27 10 4n London and
continued Arm In the local market -with
pot quoted at 86.1K08.25. Iron wa a
hade higher abroad with standard foundry
it ! quoted at 49 lid and Cleveland warrant
!" ( at 60 IHd. locally there was no change.
No. 1 foundry northern is quoted at i.is
Cf 19.00: No. 2 foundry northern and No. 1
foundry southern. 1 1 8.25 1 8.50; No. 2
foundry southern. 817. 75Q 18.00.
ST. LOriS. June U. METALS Lead,
dull at J.80ti 5.92H- Spelter, firm at 6.15
bid. i
OMAHA LIVE . STOCR MARKET
M8fsaxkM '
Ft CattU 8ell in Bam IIotchi n
v . teiterdty. " , ..
HOGS MAKING A SHARP RECOVERY
Marker is4 reedef Cattle Very 11I
t sad Decidedly Uwer Than
Week Agro So Sheep or
1 Lsimn Hero.
. SDL'Tl OMAHA. June 15, 1908.
It fUe 1 1) t wreirei.
Ottlciai Monday..
umcial Tlieedav ........
OfTlclal Wednesday....
Official Thursday ....
Official Friday ........
Cat tie. Hog. Sheep.
8.07O
. I 5. 4
. 4.4.W
, 8.0R9
, 1.600
.mi6
19.215
18.701
16.87
9.800
1.223
I.0i9
J.etti
Five days thl week. ...17.813 I7.9tr7 7,4.'5
Sam days last week. ...17.278 47.001 1J.78S
Same two weeks ago... 18.6t 86,748 14.2J7
Same three weks ago.,.:9.813 7.(if,9 12.44
Same four weeks ago.... 18.740 32.775 lJ.o
Same days last ycar....l7.ttJ 64,29 7.648
RKCE1PTB KO THE YEAR TO DATK.
The following table shows the receipt
of cattle, hog and heep at South Omaha
(or th year to date, compared witn lat
year: 1 - . , . lgtsj. 1906. Inc.
Cattle 443.393 3S1,0R 51.807
Hog ....'.........r4.,l,2,TO 1,160.11,1
Sheep i 7,928 703.648
CATTIB QUOTATIONS.
Th following Wilt ahow th prices paid
for the different kinds of cattle on th
outh Omaha market:
Good to choice corn-fed teers.
Fair to good corn-fed iteer
Common to fair corn-fed ateer.
Good to choice cow and heifer
Fair to good msi and heifers.
Common to fair cow and heifer. 1.76'dS.OO
Good to Choice atocker A feeder. 8.8"S4.20
-alr to good stockrr nd feeder
Common to fair atocker
Bulls, stags, etc
Veal calvea
The following tahle ahowa tha
price of hog at South Omaha for the lat
everai day, with comparison
142.418
41.177
..84.8o-34.40
.. 4.Ku4.i
.. 4.04.80
. 4 0O4i4.i0
8004.00
Sfl.t.SO
IflOy-l.tO
.704.26
4.004.8.23
average
Oat. 1904. JJO6.lO4.1190g.;i84l2. '1901. 1900.
June I...
Juna 4...
June 6...
June I...
June 7...
June 8...
June I...
June 10..
June 11..
June 12..
June IS...
June 14...
June 16...
I 111 4 6 7 1S 8 70
20 4 66 6 M 7 16 6 711 4 S3
8 23 I 21 I 7o 7 20 6 70i 4 91
i 6 23' 4 64 i 76 7 15 5 71 4 94
6 3H 6 26 4 68 7 U 4 75 4 9
i3b 62046S 6 80 6 78 1 03
3H 6 17 4 70 6 86 7 21 a ol
. I SO 4 75 I 01 7 26 8-1
6 SR. 4 79 l03 73l1nl
I 84 S 18 6 00 7 32 6 8H 4 7
80'4 S 18 4 7! 8 07 7 36 5 84 4 6
27H I 13 4 84 7 31 5 81 4 86
5 19 4 82 6 99 6 87 4 i
'Sunday. . .. -
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hog.
Omaha H.8ft&6.20 fi..10j.40
Chicago l.WKy-ej. 10 5.7tk&41.eo
Kanaa City 2.1H?6.i5 l.60tf.65
St. Units a.OO'ao-SS .50i.6B .
Sioux City ,3.O0a-2O 6.30ffl.40
The official number of car of stocjk
brought In today by earh road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep. it ses.
C. M. A St. P. Ry
Wabash 3
Mo. Pc. Ry 20
I'nlon Pacific 8ytem. 10
C. A N. W. (East)
C. A N. W. (West)... 17
C, St. P., M. A O.... 11
C, B. A Q. (East).... I
C, B. A Q. (West).... 8
C, R. 1. A P. (Kastk. 1
C. R. I. A P. (Wet). 3
Illinois Central 1
Chi. Oreat Western.. 2
1
2
2
33
3
47
5
. 3
32
3
1
3
1,14
Total receipts 78
The disposition of the day receipt was
as follow. ' each buyer purchasing the
number ot head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Cudahy Pkg Co. K. C
I.obman A Co
W. 1. Stephen
Hill A Bon
J. B. Root A Co....;
Kingman Pkg Co..
Bt. ixiuls Dressed Bf Co.
Other buyer ....'.
1
64ti
632
224
69
2
4
I
13
101
1.W7
2.16t
8.042
2.414
610
318
.t7
10
10
to
40
too
to
Da)
l.KlO
8.70
IM
rtw
60
100
17
11
11
4
11
61
74
44
H
ii
41
4
46
tl
76
4
n
ii
114
St
J
HI. 400 141 141 147
14
110
KW 17 I4H M
t in 6o - 4ts 44
4 1C I oat, lot I,
4.100 14 41 U
11.600 lM 04 104
1, itm ez av to
loo ro
lu 47
10 146
10
100
10
100
l
1T
14
60
10
41
IM
11
14
14
47
44
164
11
11
100 101 101 1
Siw York Mlaloar Stoeka.
NEW YORK, Juna 16. Closing quotation
on mining stocks were:
Adams Cos .Utile Chief
A lies
Breecs
Brunawlrk ca
l eauerk Tunnel .,
Cm., t el. aad V
Hora Silvar
Iron Bllrar ."
Lead I He Coa
..140
.. M
.. It
.. II
.. i
..too
..6ta
.. 4
Ontaria
'iphlr
Pkoaals
PftUMt
Savas
Sierra Nevada
Small Hope. ,
Stealer ..7...
,. I
. tu
..M
..-I
.. 1
.. 76
.. 17
.. 10
..171
Bask riearlass.
OMAHA, June 15 Bank clearings for o
day were ll.64T.3W 64 and for the rotr.
spending date last year 11.47.678 41.
Treaaary ttatesneat.
WASHINGTON. Jane 11. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 11 j0.000.(a7 o,d
rteerve. shows: Available cash Balance,
ratio Market.
NEW YORK June 15.-COTTON Spot
cloaed' quiet; middling upland. 11.20c: mid
dling gulf. 11.45c; aalea. 2 8tr bale.
ST. LOI'19. June 16. COTTON Steady ;
middling. 11 l-16c; salea. 9 bales: receipt.
6 bale; shipment, none; tock. 30.527 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Jun 15-COTTON-8pot In
demand: price one point higher; Amerlcnn
fair. ,.83d: middling 4.73d; low mlddlin.
6.89d; good ordinary, t.89d: - sale. 10.001
bales, of which 1.CO0 bale wereVfoa apecula
tlon and export and Included 9.300 bale
American. Receipt, .0o bale. Including
4.8t0 American. , Future opened steady and
closed quiet.
NEW ORLEANS. June 16.-COTTON
Spot closed quiet: sales, 8t) bales: low ordi
nary 7Hc nominal: ordinary, c; good
ordinary, 9 U-liio: low middling. lOfko; mid
dling. HHc; middling. 11 1-lfie; fair, nominal;
fair. 12HC. Receipts. 491 bsle; stock, 76.288
bales
Total 1,597
CATTLE Reoelpts of cattle were light
this morning, less. than 100 cara all told
being on sale. A usual on a Kilday thdw
was no great change in the situation, the
trade being rather dull.
Good beef steers seemed to be In fair
demand and cattle coming under that
head aa a rule sold In pretty good season
and at price fully steady with yeaterday.
On the common to medium grade the
ttade wa alow, with buyer mdlfferen.
Htlll price were not materially changed.
There were not to exceed ten or a dozen
load of cow and heifers on sale thl
morning. The dry lot kinds sold quite
readily at about stesdy prices, but grass
ci.wi and heifers were very weak anl
dull. The fact la grassy stock has been
steadily declining, all the week, being
now at the low point of fhe season st
far. ,
There were no stockers or feeder of
any consequence In sight and the demand
wa very slack. The bottom is pretty
much out of the feeder trade at the pres
ent time. Th receipt on Wednesday were
quite liberal and a good many of those
cattle are still in the hand of the specu
lator. It Ukes very good cattle at the
present time to bring 34.00. In fact,
pretty good cattle are selling conldei
ablv under that figure. In other worda.
cattle of lhl description are 60c lower
than they were a week or ten day ago,
and some quote It even lower than that.
Representative sales:
8ngtar aad Molnsaoa. ,
NEW YORK, Jun 15,-srGAR Raw.
firm: fair refining. 3c: cntrifugl, 96 teat.
8H3 U-2c; molasse sugar, 2c. Reflned,
stetdy: No. . 4.20c: No 7. 4.16o; No.. 8.
4 10c: No. 9. 4.05c: No. 10. 4c; No. 11 S
No. 12. 8.90c: Ao. 13. 3.86c; No. 14. 3."".';
confectioners' A. 4.65c; mould A, 5.0c: cut
loaf. 6.40c: crushed, 6.40c; powdered, 4.(Hc;
granntr.ted. 4.71k - cubes. 4.96c.
NEW ORLEANS June IS. BI'GAR
Firm: open kettle centrifugal. S8 7-l''.c;
centrifugal yellow, 3t3c, seconds,
SHc
Coffee Market. 1
NEW YORK, June 15 -COFFEE-Future4
opened steady at unchanged price to on
advance of 6 pointa In avmpithy with
ateady French cablea. Europe was a
moderate el!er here, but offering wr
not lo th leaat ggrelve and toward the
cloce the market Increased It ga'fl slightly
on local bull aupport. The closing tone
waa steady at net unchanged prices to an
advance of 10 point. Sale for the dry
were reported of 22.250 bags. Including July
at s.lOc: September, 6 20c: December. 646c;
March, 1.70c; April, I.TwfiSSoc; May, G.Sbc.
Oils aad Roala.
OIL CITY. Pa.. June 15 Oflv Credit bal
ancea.. 81 64; ahlpment 84.H6: average. 81.
K10; run. 77.807: average, til. 285: ahlpmenta.
Lima, 66.298; average. 68.423; run. Lima,
41 618: average, Xd.Hn!.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. June 15 OIL Turpen
tine, flrra, 674C
ROSIN Firm: A B. C 31 5S3.iiO: D.,
83.7042180; E.. U eR-gd 90; F.. 13.90; (J 1iva
406; H . I4.IS4.)0: 1. 84.Civi4.16: K.. 14.10;
N., 84 40; W. O . 14.70; W. W., 34 60.
I.lvaraool Grata as4 Pravlatoaa.
LIVERPOOL. June 16. - WHEAT - Spot,
nominal; future, firm: J0y. 8 7Sd; Sep
temlier. 8e31d; December, laid.
XRN--Spot. steady, American mixed
old 4a.td; future. Arm; July, 48Hd; Sep.
tember, 4 7Sd. .
K. A. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1170 I 10 II Ul 4 K
1 7J0 4 10 ' 11 1141 4 II
I 141 IM II 1215 4 M
II 734 4 16 ' I ...'....1442 4 II
1 1111 4 16 I. 1)06 4 H
16 WJ 4 40 ...1110 4 16
II 1011 4 45 .. I.. 1246 4 H
6 00 4 60 I ...1221 4 16
11 101 4 10 II list I 40
li 1430 46 101 ......1311 6 06
II .1101 46 II .161 116
14 Ml 4 IS 8 1311 I 0
44 UI7 III 70 .....1601 106
14 12..1 4 70 - 1 ,.124 6 06
I 1067 4 16 40 1J I 10
II 12M 4 10 J" HI I 1
II 104 4 t 7 11 I 10
IS 1126 4 60 Ik.. 1170 I 11
11 1167 4 I 17 1411 i
44 1245 4 66 II 1641 6
II 1144 4 U 17 11M I 16
tl 1111 4 16 2! 1134 I 1
61 11M 4 K :6 It JO 4 26
tl 1124 4 II 17 1444 i 40
30 1241 4 tO
COW8.
1 144 1 IS 1 1100 N
1 141 1 45 1 1040 I 60
1 , 140 16 1..' 1070 3
4 Ml 3 II 4 ISO II
4 146 i II 1 1173 1 10
1 SI4 1 1 11 1140. 4 00
1 IM I H 1 1140 4 (id
1 NO 1 13 1 lid 4 04
1 I0 8 64 4 1277 4 04
1 740 1 10 1 .....140 4 00
1 ...1010 I 40 1 1110 4 16
1 ...800 I 10 1 106 4 II
1 140 I 40 I ...1070 4 16
1 toil t 76 1 ...10S0 4
, 4 1060 I II 4 , 1071 4 10
4 HI la 1 1470 4 t
I I6 I 10 - I U0 4 16
4 m l l l let 4 6
1 107 3 W) ' I H16 4 40
1 1130 I M
COWS AND HEIFERS.
I 140 I M 1 ;l
HEIFERS.
1 150 t 10 1 410 A so
1 660 00 t 140 4 11
1 110 I tl 1 410 4 ti
t 411 8 40 4 v II 4 ti
BULLS.
1 63 3 74 1 14 6 a
1 116 t 10 1 II!) I II
t itto 1 14 : iiu i it
1 610 14 ! t0 71
It .....IMS I II 1 140 I 71
t !! I 16 1 110 . 00
1 147 3 M 1 to I 00
1 ! 1 64 1 144 16
l : i to i pi k
I 0ll 3 6 1 IM III
I )7M 4 10 1 141 I II
1 I!) 4 10 1. 140 4
"1 I 15 1 ml ii
1 ! 4 40 1 . !10 4 II
8TAQ.
1 1100 4 60
STEER STAGS
1 1140 I 44
8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS
ll
l
in
. 164
I ti
4 40
4 16
than It wa at the close of lst week. The
hog msrket 1 In tirh a strong position
lhat It seem very hard to get It down
very much. Buyer are Inclined to act
on the bear side feeling that hogs sre
very high a compared to other live tock.
nd thev do not hesitate to take advantage
of every opnortunttT to bear prices. rnl
after pounding the mrkel down for to
I2 2MT4SS: native heifers. IS t64J.0Oi btrila.
IJ 604,40(14 CHlve. 2 lofi 2S.
WHIR-Receipts. 1 !.! heed; market ?t,-ri
6c higher; top. 16: Hulk-of a slew. 3Kswf
6 60; hesvv, 3v4.Vf4: rsckera, 3V3M!8.to
pigs snd llght. 354 40
SHKF.P AND lAMMS-Fec1pT. 4 A
head; 6110c higher: Ian. he. t-t
sheep and yearllnge. ,ONf)t40; Ts
or three day a it seems to spring back Hipped v.-srllnga. t.VTMrft.ftO; Texss clipped
again, recovering the los In
Representative sales:
No. Av. h. Pr. Ns Av. 8V Pf.
M I4 1st ln 4 ,. tfS 10 I at
r.....t...m in I 81 - Tl M IB
171 40 4 31 14 241 ... Ill
tn..;.... lei ... t . - i IMI s at
11 1st in I 12 1 Ill In I 16
17 217 10 li, 7 Kit ... It
70 til ... IJV, 7 117 Ml I It
?5 I4 i t-t it ;s; 10 I I
66 1 40 12 74 Ml 10 I n
t...tv...? ... 4 11 6 140 40 III
41....... !l tl-M, 11 til IS III
4 IS) 4 I !!4j 14 m 10 I M
11 120 10 111(4 II 144 II III
7C Ill t0 lit, w 110 ... 4 (6
114 120 I !, It 144 H III
11 110 44 llt'i II 147 It I t
II 117 14 I lt 10 Ml 10 I 31
71 111 to j:h ti ! ao I n
74 117 10 tl'i tl IM SI 111
II IH . 10 t !? 201 4 I II
f7 lea ... I i;tj M m tf 16
so ia .;. in, ii hi io 1 16
74 ...I7 ... 181 71 231 ...
6 211 40 17 H 71 lv 110 16
16. ...... .101 120 4 11 10 101 ... 4 16
l Ill ... 4 82 70 131 4 4 M
4 11 M I M'4 tt 174 W I 16
214 40 I l?i, 11 14 130 I 16
tit 40 I'.", 41. 2S ... I 13
71 211 ... 4 15 70 IS 10 I li
71 105 10 I 8J' 101 K7 10 I 16
3 214 IM IK4 tftt K.4 ... IU
II '..Ill 44 I It', 17 Ill 40 III
11 147 10 M 11 SOS 140 116
44 tl Mil 92 147 ... I U
7 fll ... S6 71 IM 40 4 II
7 361 ... I II 4 244 10 I II
It 241 10 I II 141 23 10 t
. ...i. ..161 ... t 1.1 It 12 r- I 16
3 261 IS H Tt, HI 10 I rr
66 lt ... IS 13 t07 ...
Tb 234 lit 111 4 244 ... 1 37
II NS 10 I at St 176 ItO 37-,
7 216 ... Ill 64 274 ... 1 11
7 244 40 t I II 1SI 10 t 17
17 10 I K ' tl ... 4 17
7 141 ... 4 36 71 -.241 10 g 17 V.
71 t?4 tl I 13 (1 241 .. t 17
I2 10 I M St.. 131 80 117
77 211 40 I 16 71 J3! ... 17
24 10 I IS 17 t.4 140 171,
71 248 140 1 13 (4 141 ... I S7
3 12S VlOfl 116 15 211 SO I 17
41 Ill SO 4 IS II 217 M t 10
2 111. 110 I 16 14 231 10 40
70 41 10 13 14 10T 0 I 40
71 106 ... I 36 II 31 0 t 40
1 121 '40 g 35 41 117 W I 40
20 140 I IS 41 3 VI ... 4
44 261 210 I M 1 871 80 40
7 221 ... II r.i ... 41",
Single dav sheep. JS ftTfieV: Tevse gosls. 33.26173 0
stockers and frrirs, 13 2541". on.
CHICAGO I.IVK 1(H'K MtJKr7t
Cattle gteady Hosra Rtrosg to Higher
thee Strnna to Pall.
CHICAGO. June 15. CATTLE Receipt
S.SsO hesd: market steadv; commo .to
prime steers. 4.(Vu- 10 ; cows. H.0iv(r4 o;
heifers, I2.7R1T6 76: bulls, .75i4.26: carves,
8f.7Mi7 -10; stockers snd feeders, 2.76f47f
HOGS-Receipts. 18.1100 hesd: market
strong to 6c higher: choice to prime heavy
3.67t.fi.62H; medium to good hesvy, 86.6
j4.87: butcher w eights. 88 6.V .: good to
choice hevy mixed, KKHU.i7'; packing,
t mvii to. , .
SHEEP AND I.AMPS-Recelpts, JOOKi
hend; market, best strong: olher dull:
sheep, tl.&tvffn.tt: yearlings, ti .904H?.n ;
horn lamb-3, 35.26(97.50. . -
. . t '
Sinn City Live Utork Market. V
' SIOl'X CITY. ts .Jtme IS. (Special Tele
gram. ) CATTLE Receipts, 400 head. Mar.
ket steady; beeves. 34.'0ifi.sn; cows, bulls
and mixed, 83.00frd.5t); stockers snd feeders,
3.4f"S4 80: calves snd yearlings, IS.004T440.'
HoOS-Recelpts, 4.300 hesd. Market sVq
10c higher, selling at 18 300jf4.40; - bulk ot
!,. 3tj vfl.36.
St. Joseph l.lwe Mock Market. '
ST. JOSEPH, Jun 18.-CATTI.E-Re.
tlpts. 734 head: market tedr; natives,
I4.0ivtr6.76- cow and h'lfers, 81.764)4-76; stftcV
ers and feeders, 3.0014.fl0. -
HOGS-Recelpts, 6,897 head; mrkt' r
10c higher; llaht. 3$ 2frtJ.42t4; medium n1
hesvv. (H.a5if7.62'4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 96 head;
market Bteady.
Tol eel a Seed Market.
TOLEDO, June HI SEEDS Clover,
cash, 18.90; October, 16.70; timothy, 31.95.
REAL KST4TK TRANSFER.
SHEEP There
or aneep or lamos on t lie market tn.s
morning, the big barn being absolutely de
serted For the week lo tlute the receipt
nave oern very iigiu snowing a consider
The Winona Savings hank to
block 5, 6 and 9, Thorn A Sears' -
add ri.tW
Mary E. Chdwlck and husband to
were 110 fresh receipt
1 Nebraska National bank, undivided
1 third of Vi of ne ac ne. and
I the 11 nf seta. ae ne. 19-15-18
V.limal.. K' ....... 1 l. .. 1. ,n , .. -.1
able falling off from the nodcrate recelnts 1 . 4'hadwick. undivided two-thlrda
of latt week, but tll) not much behind a 1114 of nw se neV 18-13-13 ...
year ago., rhl Is the holiday season ln,Ii 8. Keed and wife to Mary
irf..!i.M..pmV'k',A. "nd Ul? ' ",e1t , 1 Chadwlck, tin of nev e ne'4.
Se-ttlan rlne-n to the erneplnt nn f .Inir- i.
, , . . . , .... . ....... . ..... jo-lfl
vt-iy, imie lor ine next motllll, - vrwing 10
the very light runs sntl to the good con
suming demand, prices have been vety
high all the week and such stuff as has
been received has met a a ml with vwry
rendy sale at satisfactory price. In fact,
the tendency of value has been steadily
i-pward and the market for the week so
far might safely be quoted 10 20c higher.
Quotations on clipped stock: Good to
choice western lambs, 3A.40ir8.8b: fair to
liood lambs. 86.00fd6.40: cull lambs. 34. VJ
rl.i8: good to choir searllnfrs. r,.76(V
6.2."i : fair to good yearling. 15.5005.75'
good to choice wethers, 67R4f 8.16; fair
to good wethers, 15.504 5,76; good lo
choice ewes, 675f 6.00; fair to good ewes,
5.005.75; bucks. 34 fl4.75.
E. -.
19-
ftt. I.oola I, Ire atock Market.
8T. IXL'I8, June 16.-CATTLE-Rcelpts,
TOO head, Including 4fX Texans; market
steady: native shipping and export steers,
4.85Cg68fi; dressed beef and butcher steers,
13.00136.36: steers under 1.000 pound, 8.1.60(9
Mary Jane Dletl to John D. Stsrner. 1
wi'S feet of lot 2, bl(x k 8k. Denis'
add ..j. .u.
People Saving hsnk to William 8.
Sheldon, lot . block 12. Patrick' 2d
add
Joseph Dietl anil -wife to Mary Jane
Dletl, w.U fe.t of lot 3, block . I)e
nise'a add .' V.
Samuel Olsen and wife to Peter Den
ualo et Bl., 66 feet south of northeast
corner of lot 60, Redlek' 2d ald
James S. Gilbert to Esther Horwloh.
lot 28, Mock 3, Missouri Avenue Park
Continental Trust company to Lewis
8. Reed, set ne, 19-16-13
John 8. Collins to Nebraska National
bank, undivided two-thirds ' of se
lie',, 19-16-18
Frank M. Week and wife to Emma
8. Johnson, lota 8 and 9. re-allot-mcnt
of block 13. Bemi 1'srV
Th Benson iJind Syndicate to Burt
L. Child, lot 12, 13,. 14 end 15.block
21, Henson
and lfir. l" "(Sat ...rT3 7L7 Diummond to Walwln O. Perry.
and heifers. 32.OOire.ll: cantier. ll.OOST.MS , ( , Mnrlc V Huunriera A Him.,
bulls. 12.404 00:' cah-ea, LLOO-yiSO; Texas Z Ji,.. ISfJf 1 ,"iuna "1-
fn.1..lndJ?" I'""' viW-! John liowarn to Annie' Litt'lViohn: 'unl
p r-1 1 " I rj, w.rttxfl.utr,
HOGS Receipts. 7,600 head; msrket
steady: pigs snd lights, I5.606j6.36; packers,
3&.76i4i.5; butchers and het heavy, 16.40'ffi
6.55;.
SHEEP AND LAMB8 Receipts. 900
head; market steady; native muttons. 13.00
(&45.00; lnmbs. 84.00&7.Ou: culls and buck,
33.75$.O0; stockers, 3.76ff4.00.
Stork In Bight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western market yterday:
came. nogs, eneep.
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kanaa City . .
St. Joaeph ....
St. Louts ;....
Chfcsgo
Tots Is
9.t0t
4.800
11,000
6.897
7.600
18,1100
4.000
' 95
800
10.000
6.334 66,297 14.895
Kanaaa City Llr Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 15. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.600 head. Including 400 southerns;
market stead v: choice export and dressed
beef steers, S.2eg.75: fair to good. It.iXXff
5.20; western fed steer. 83.60(55.26: stock-re
and feeders. I2.7WH36; southern steers, 13.00
&6.00; southern cows, 2.2'3.75; native com-,
divided half of west half of lot 1.
block 3, Park A Selby's add
John F. Frssle.r to John N. Frenser,
lot 8. block 2, aubdlv. of lot 8, Capitol
add
John F. Fraxler to John N. Frenser,
lota 1, 3, 4, 6 and 6, W. R. Homan'a
suhdiv
8vlvester Preston and Wife to Emma
E. Doutl. lot 23, block I. Kilby Place
Ilattle Denton and husband to E
telle M. Stelner, lot 38, Bluff View
add
Cara E. Curtis to Fred Krause. lot
2. block 126. city of Omaha
Omaha Safe Deposit and Trust com
pany lo Michael R. Lid die, lot (,
block 11. Dwlght Lyman's add....
Imperial Investment company to John
W. Newlean. lot 14. block 1, 1st
aubdlv. of Orl (Tin A Smith' add
Margxret A. Kelly to Mary A. Kelly,"
eVi lot 4, block 7, Jetter s add
Joseph P. O'Keefe 'and wife to O. E.
Stoddard, lot 2, block 3, Central
Park
Robert D. Duncan and .wife to Caro
line Johnson, lot 1 and 2, block 8,
1st add. to Mount Douglas
Richard Burnell and wife to Mary T.
Mackln, lot 7, block 3. Ambler Plaoa
2.0110
1,410
970
9i
1.S0
650
15'
lt1
410
1.000
l.Otiu
H75
1 0.0
.. 50U
1.500
1
650
' 1
4r-:55'
CHEAP RATES
To Many Canadian and Naw England Points
VIA
Illinois Central Railroad
SALE DATES: To Canadian points, ,Tune 15 to Septem
ber 30. To New1 England points, June 15 to 30, inclusive,
July 18, August & and 22, September 5 and 19. , ,
RATES. One fare plus $2.00 with fifteen (15) 'day
limit, and one fare plus $4.00 with thirty (30) da limit. ,
Liberal stopovers and 'several attractive water trips in
connection.
i 'i
For tickets and information call at City Ticket Oflifce.
1402 Fa mam street, Omaha, or write
SAMUEL NORTH, "
District Passenger Agent.:
414 t 40
140 I P
t Ill t M
1 44 8 01)
HOGS After being lower ror three
day In auccecalon, hog took a turn up
ward today. The trade waa a llHlo alow
at th opening, but buyer nd seller
finally sot together on the l.aaia of 36 35
for good strings of hogs. This w 64
7Vc higher than yesterday, mostlv 7 He
higher. Tha trade wa generally acti...
at the advance and lha big bulk of ho
changed hands In good season. It brlni
largely a 8.I5 ' market as against 38.27 '
yesterday. After soma of 1 he order war
filled the trade lowed up and the buyer
still left In th field announced that thev
would not pay over 14.32 tf 4 36 for good
hog. Thl made th dose aiow and weak
a compared to the early market.
The advance todav makes up moat of
the that has taken place this s-ieK.
leatiug tk market oniy a snaa lowr
LOW RATES
VIA
FROM Or.lAHA
-IJ, ttului.S
(ncimlv.
C1C AA So Oolorado aad ItatarB
SP ?iUU , jw)y j0 it lt i, ueive, and Sept. 1
gZ 1 V SO 70 vcjotado and mtnni
w ww . Every day to rieptember 10.
S26.50 Of 4b or Kalt x.ak Ottjr a4 Uttttrm
N4?k Ue W V fiimu and third Tueaday. June to Nov.,
'10 SO To Ordin or Bait I.ak City aad ton -VV.JW
Every day to September 30.
Isl flO T Hlaa aad ott and 3ttnra
HJvett y.lrgt ail(J lhlrd Tudyt, Jun to Nov., lnclulr.
$50.00 rutt " tuxs
$52.00
$55.00
1
To Baa Francisco or Z,a A,ztflg aad SUtars
June 25 to July 7, , . . ;
To Tcllowstoas 3ark aad Bstara
Including rsll and stare, daily to Saptembar IT.
SG0.00 TJ ortlBd, Taoosaa. Saattlo, or to aa rraaatsaa
,ywvwv Ztos Acgclaa aad Saa Diego aad Katiira, Uily
v a v, ,111111 lAIViHt i, ,
To Portland, Keturalar fta Callforaia
juue ii io ;i.
$62.50
SG4.50 To CaUfornlB, tarala rim rortlaad ' -.
w June 2J to July 7. .
S7S OO ? Tllowtoa Tark aad aUtara :-,
p I vl-WW Int ludlng rail. tge and hotels In Park bsyond Tel- -,
' . 'c"'lo 1r nve and on-hlf day trip., dally lo
, r"4ptl"ilb?r i7.
Alio Tery low , rounrj-trjp rt, daily to September 15, to mny oHiar
Orgson, WaahlngtuB, Montn, Idaho and British Columbi Points.
Inquire at '
" CITY TICKKT OKFICK. 1324 FAR.NAM 8TRKEI
' - - 'Phone Donglag 834. '
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