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THE "OM AH A' SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 17.' 190A.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Ureneth All Through tba List on Crop
EepcrU.
NO RAIN WEST OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER
tern t n Cent and WhMt Three-Qnar-ternOats
Mara Active Than far
, , '' Iran, bolng Over I'm
Cents Higher.
OMAHA. June 18, I.
An -explanation of tn cause of me ad
Vance lu vine grain serves aa an explana
tion for the otners. 'i lia whole strength to-
uy ems baeed on crop reports, Ua market
,""V cei-ormng very much excited at one time.
Vo rains, were mown on the morning a
map weal of I lie Mississippi rver ami out
i). ii thrulignout tna Ohio valley. Kenon
o.iung lu . tell of hot. dry weather, with
.an winds tnfough Nebraska and parta
lovta,' The report respecting the win
n r wnt at In the two atatea are much more
smIoii ttun at any time heretofore.
i m il- l said, to be late, and tna dry
wiatnet keeps It . ao. There were com
p.ainta today renaming . oat from Iowa,
wmcn had as much to do with tha ad-tan-e
as anvthlna- else, aa Iowa la one of
tue largest producing atatea. The whole
situation hinge, to R great extent, on the
aeather conoition prevailing from day to
uay tarough tne grain belt. (Julie general
realizing toward tna closa cauaed a talr re-
Mt tion in ail pita.
V ember eorraitlnna In the weat are hav
ina an effert unnn country acceptances,
wnich were sreneiallv retmrteA light." The
situation In tb weat la generally consid
ered critical. '
Oata were by far the strongest cereal on
the list, advancing iyn2c a bushel before
the reaction. In addition to the bad re
port, respecting the crop, the pessimistic
advtre-s regarding hay added additional Im
petus to the liming The trade in this
market la aa large aa at any time for four
or Ave yeari back, and outalde apeculatlon
Is taking a more active (ntereat In it than
In either wheat or corn.
riearanrea were 12S.00O hliahelS -Wheat,
?i mi tuirieia nViur. 108.000 bushels corn and
n nrw h,,.h.i mil Frlmarv wheat receipt
era- 9?jf. bimhnla and shlDmenta 1H6.0H0
bushel, against tecelpta last year of 214,000
bushels knd shipments oi iiw.onu ""
Corn receipt were 778,000 bushels and ship
ments ",& buehels, against receipts last
year of ;.74.ooo bushels and shipments of
Mverpool closed ia Jtlgber on wheat and
4d higher on corn.'
Broomhalt estimates- world s wheat ship
ments Monday at B.ZOO.ono pusneis.
Local range ol. options:
. , ,'v rtlelee. Open. I High. Low. Close Tes'y
Wheat-I
July...
Sept...
Corn
July... Sept...
Oats
July... Sept...
7fiBt76VB'j
7S'4B 7HB 7SA
Hk 77'.B 76SA
4!"4B 60A 4RsiA
4t4B 60A 4VA
...... 2S
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4!4B 60'4B
4!)4B 60B
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 1 hard. 77wT8Vte: No. t hard,
"IVSTHc.: No. 4 hard. H5&72c; No. I spring,
Tlr- Cn 9 nrtrt 7?'Os7R.
CORN-No. t. 49649Hc; No. 4, 48c; No. t
vellow Ko. 2 white. SOW
OATS No. 1 mixed, STc; No. I white,
S7VfWc; No. 4 white, rc.
.RYK No. 2, 67c; No, t, Kttc
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago 10
Kansas City. , , no
Minneapolis .1 1"
4!4
49
Omaha 10
uluth z
til. Louis W
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CHICAGO v GB AIM ASD. FOVI9lO'
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Faaf&res'pf the Trading and Closlag
Frlce'a sa Board af Trade.
CHICAGO, June 1. Absence of rain
through the southwest and middle weat
treated: extremely bullish sentiment in
tie wheat and coarse grain markets here
Aoday. At the close wheat for July de
livery was up rc. torn was up
.IXv, Oat showed a gain 01 inc. no
visions were &i12Hc higher.
.i U'he wheat market was strong the en
11m session. With the exceDtlon of a
bearish rejiorts from the northwest
news of the day was favorable to the
Irtille. The' weather bureau reported clear
weather In Kansas and Nebraska during
the past twenty-four hours and Its predic
tion was tor continued aosence 01 rm
lienor! from many sections of the- soutn.
tst told of great damage to the crop by
f tiouth. . A forecast that the -weekly sta
1I4UCB on Monday 'would show a liberal
vi.j r . in world's shipments also helped
to, stimulate demand for -wheat. Strength
111" coin and oata waa another Influence
Viiitt tended to create bullish sentiment n
"wheat. Throughout the day commission
ilisisc were active Didders ror wneai. an,
slthouih at ttmea there waa heavy profit
raking, prices were well maintained. The
j.'jrkt closed strong. July opened i
Akc to UtH higher at 8i'4 4i83-.
- 1 . . . . u.l. . .. I'll n Mn.l " 1 . .ma
at 83.c, Clearances of wheat and fiou
. tmf were Aiual to 223.000 bushels. I'rlnisr
r S: icelpts were ' 1 1. 000' bushel, compared
Li' v tttli 224.000 bushela' the correapondln
,dav vear ago. Minneapolis. Dulutn an
Chicago, reported receipts of 228 cars
against Ml cars last week and 16 cars
4 Vesr ago... . .-. .
? Trading In the corn pit waa active and
.the market waa strong all day. Demilid
waa aeneral and the selling was chiefly by
longs. Continued dry weather was the
-main reason tin- the activity and strength,
't he market closed strong. July opens.
l. 10 Sf -ic higher at lHtfoi)a
.udvanced to f,4 l iU Uc and closed 1
fa.".-.' i.("al receipts were 483 cars, wltn
of ripntvact grade.
. "l'l'ere was an enormous volume of trade
Sx 1 ho oats pit and the market was ex
):ci.Hiirl v struna-. Owing to the congested
t-eojidltlon of (he July option the bulk of
nnr na in the more aiatant aeiiverisa.
Kt one time the price of tha July delivery
tiaiclied 4 2 a gain of lc over tha pre
vious high record of the season. Dry
weather waa the aole reason for the sharp
lvalue in prices.- The market closed
"Strong.- juiy opened Tic nigner at siic
suld up 4;'ic and closed at 42V4c LiOcai
receipts were lis cara.
' I 'Ti-n'ialin were unlet but firm. Th
luiarket , waa affected by the atrength of
f raln and by an advance In the price of
iVe hogs. At the close September pork
mi ud 12 i.e. at tl(. 80. Lard was no
,tWc at I9.07V4. Ribs were to higher at
;9 S7H.
ifF.stlmated receipts fos Monday: Wheat,
it cara: corn, 864 cara; oats, Sit cars;
.t ors. 4 8,000 head. ,
'. The leading future ranged as follows;
Articles.l Opes. I High. Low. J1 Close. Yss'y.
Wheat I .4 v I
, 'July JHSVeSl . -
. 8.W tSH-K'
; H-p. , I'.a4, 4'S.s'
wi. 88a ',8i i'a:
iSsSir - -i-
fc4H,4SiH; W'k
Corn--V
.July
.Hept
e i vinv
t'Vri',!64HS'.,,
68H1
63 V.
63 ' 584 '0"i
541.1
b?i' 61S
63 s.;
?liata
f viMuly
41t HI
41
38
42H'
3
41
17 0?H
1 60
t 0 I
torn
40S
874
lo rv.
t 66
O
00 .
""pi.
SSU3S,
40
IT!
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'Pork-t
Juiy
17 00 I i7 7S 13 00
1 K. 1 t-24j. 18 72H
v.
S-ut
.Urd-
; j- jiiix,
.-, HL
(X4,
ilWba
. ; . :jui
S 90
8t7H
o:,,
to;i
kl 9 IW
t
t 66
9 47H
t 60 t 46
f t32H!
t 40
a rv t s;4
, oct, ;.i , t u t i;v.
t 16 1 t 174H US
Vo 1. .
Cash quotattorie were as follows:
'i KLOl'R Steady; winter patenta, tl 609
4m; straights. ilt0i3.7t; spring patanis,
Ulit.OO; stralghta. tA4et 86; bakers, ti .
" tjS Kl - t
WHEAT No. spring. Mc; No. t, 794
4SCj No. S red. 664 tj 87 4".
CORN-No. 1. 644fioVo; No. t yellow,
84'ifiTW.
OA IS-N". t. 4:4c; No. I white, 4J44c;
No. 9 white, 414c.
RYE No. t 61 4C-
BAR1-KY Ctood feeding, 494160c; fair lu
choice malting, tDfidbc.,
tKEPiN". 1 flag. tlOii,: No. I north,
woaternll li Timothy, pi line, t7t. t'luver,
contract grade. tH 26.
PROVISIONS Short rib sides (loose).
19 549 4- Mess p.rh. per libl. l7 wv .".
lrd - per 1' lbs.. 8 35. Short clear sides
ik.,.li tt HTfetll (HI.
Receipts gnd thlproenta fr th dsy wers
ss fullows:
Keceipta. Slilumenis
Flour, bbla ....
... 16,n V ht
11 OU
...667.sia . SWoiD
...217 5-0 loe.uUB
... l.OliO
... oU.AjO t.tuO
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oata, bu ... ....
Rye. hu
Barley, bu
k. OMutneo eschanae today the but
ter market was 141-; creameries. 14I7V;
dairies) steady. trt- l-"io l '
ases Included, IRc; firsts. lc: prime firsts.
"c; extras steady. Cheese, 4'frllc.
EW lOHK OKFIItL MtRKRT
(taslatlo
a af the lay . a
' t raaaedltles.
Yarlaaa
NKW YORK. June IK FI.rtR Recelnts.
... uniR.i espfiri. s,bm dois.; paiea, ,'wVi npiu
pk. The market ws firm hot vjutet ; Mln- I vlUSING
neenta patent. u tMlK: MhnMMi hakera.
IHMilii; winter patent. l44Srt; winter
freights. $3 Skvti4.ii; winter extres. 32.4
tn; winter low arade. S2.8o4I8.ta. Ry
flour, firm: fair to a nod. tt.4!i3.iiO: choice
to fancy. fvg 4 16.
tvK in M BA j Firm ; fine white and yel
low, tl.2i61.26: coarse. tl.101Sl.12: kiln dried.
$l.nJS.00.
Hi 13 Pull : No. 1 weatern. t&o. f. o. b.
New York.
WHEAT Receipt. 3S,000 bu.: exports. 45.
2 bu.: aale. l.tnn.ooo bu. future. Snot
market Irregular; No. t red, 84Sc, t. o. b.
noat; no. 1 northern, Dtilutn, KPtc r. o. o.
float; No. 1 northern. Manitoba. BOHkc, r.
b. afloat. lack of rain In Kansas and
Nebraska, with Arm cables, strong bull sup
port, prospects for light world's shipments
nd h Kher coarse grain markets advanced
wheat o a bushel thl morning. It closed
tic net higher. July, w iii-iow n-itsc.
losed ouc: Bentember. cioaea
8Hc; December, S8Vi"c, closed KlSc.
COKN Kecelpta, f,0n0 hu. ; exports, ,w
bu.: sale, inn.odo bu. future. Spot market
firm; No. 2. Hc, elevator, and !, f. o. b.
afloat: No. 2 vellow. 2Hc: No. 2 white, CWc.
The option market was fairly active and lc
higher on bull crop nems from iseoraana.
he oata advance and covering, lait prices
'flllc net advance inly, Wiyic, closed,
7c; September. fintfWtc, closed su'sc; Le-
cemher, urHc. closed n.
OATB Receipts, S4.fc bu.; exports. 20.71
hu. Spot market firm; mixed oats, 2 to 32
Ins., 344c; nstural white, so to J" 10., w
46c; clipped white, IS to 40 Iba.. 4fl5Hc.
FEED Firm; spring bran, $20.50.' to ar
rive. Middling. 420. 76. to arrive; city. $.0
2JO0.
HAY Firm; shipping, eWiwe; fooa to
choice. 87HI&96C.
TIOPR Steady ; -state, common to choice,
lfcifi, Miiac; 1P04. nominal; olds, nominal; Pa
cific coast, 1905, 10tri5c; 1K4. ll12c; olds.
nomlnsl.
HIDES Steady: Oalveston. IP to 5 los..
2c; California, 20 to 26 lba., 21c; dry, 24 to 30
lbs., lc.
LP.A 111 Krt rites oy ; aora. tainc.
PROVISIONS Beef, stesdv: family. Ill 00
iJfll.M: mass, $8 SftM.OO; beef hsms. t20.to
22.00; cltr extra India mess, $lR.50fll7.oo. Cm
mests. Arm: plckeled bellies. $10.7512 iO;
pickled shoulders, .Va8.26; pickled hams.
12 finff 12 M. Tjird firm: nrline western.
ts.HO; refined, continent. t.40. Pork, steady;
family. 1K So1 .00; short clears, iifi.ovpis.ai;
mess, tlT.ofysn.M. . ' .
TAL.LOW steady; city, sc; county, o-u
6Vic. '
RICE Steady: dc
omestlc, fair, 86Hc;
Japan, nominal.
POnTRY Live firm; western broil
era. J8e; fowla. lJHc; turkey. lli12c.
Dressed steady! western broilers, 20023c;
turkeys. 13c: fowls. 10013c.
EOO8 Stesfly; western nrsre. n -.
BUTTER Firmer; street price, cream
ery, 20W20Hc; renovated, common iw
extra, 12174c. m
CHEESE Weak; new state full cresm,
large, fair to best, ei04c; new state,
small. Inferior to best, 71014c.
St. Ils Oeaeral Market.
bt Til'TS. .Tune 18. WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red, cash elevator, 87c; track. 88 J
88Ve; Julv, 80S 80Hc; September, 8H4c;
No. 2 hard, 0 82HC. ,
CORN Higher; No. z casn. 01c; ir-n.
t24c; July, tl4c; September, 62e.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash, 8c; track,
43c; July, 3c; September, lc; No. i
White. 42 T48c.
FIXJUR Steady; red winter patents, 84 45
f4.0; extra, fancy and straight, 83. 75(34. 40;
Clear, 82.76300.
SEEDS Timotny, z.nwimi.
CORNMEAI-Steady; 82 60
BRAN Steady; sacked, easftfscV lff7t:.
HAY-Steady; timothy, tl4.00918.)j prai
rie, tl.50.
IRON COTTON TIES XI. w.
B AQOINQ BHc.
HEMP TWINK-7HC.
tniviHIAlTfl Pork, hlsher: lobbing,
t17.074. Iard. higher; prime steamed. 8860.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
89.7B; clear ribs, IS.87H; short-clears. 810.00.
Bacon, stesay; ooxea extra snons. iv.u,
clear ribs, tm2H; short clears. 810.76.
POULTRY uteaoy; cnicaens, iriii5,
17020c; turkeys, llttc; ducks, ic;
geese, 5c. . '
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 172le;
dairy. 14 17c. 1 "
fiUUH Bieady, ilc, cara mum,
Recelnts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 4.000 10,000
Wheat hll 32.000 25.000
Corn. bu. 60.000 i:,O0O
Oat, bu 27.000 63,000
Mlaaeapolls CU Market.
V1NNEAPOI.I8. June 18 FLOUR First
patenta, t4.35ii4.45; second patents, .&
4.80; first clears, .t3.6OQfl.0; second Clears,
t2.45W2.56.
BRAN in bulk, xi.xpiii.oov
fHnrverlnr Rnard of Trade Quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery.) The
range of pricea, as reported by F. D. Day
St Co., 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Articles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y
Wheat-I I I
July...824fiH83453m
Sept...'82't( I 83
K 83 1 82
82j81V92
Dec....!B2Vr
1144
Sept... 1 16 S,
(Jet.... 1 14
S3!
I
1 14''
1 KWi
114
t2H:82T4e! k-'s
1 14 1 14Hi
1 14
1 14V 1 14V
1 14
1 13 I 134
1 15
Mlnneaoolla Caah Close-
Wheat: No. 1 hard. Sae; No. 1 northern,
84Vc: to arrive. 844c: No. I northern. 82V:;
No. t northern. 8o4lc; No. 1 durum,
73c; No. 2 durum, 73V Corn: No. I yel
low. 50c; io. i corn. boc. uais: ro.
8 white, 3Mc; No. 3. 3;S4384c- Barley
4S0eic. Rye; 67JSMc. Flax: tl.Ui. .
Kaaaaa City Grata aad Praxlslaas.
KANSAS C1TT, June It. WHEAT-July.
7o'-c; September. 76c: December, 771
Cash: No. I hard, r,vT9c; No. 3, 744378c;
No. 2 red, 644287c; No. t, 81fl4Vfcc.
CORN July, 50Tc; September. 62c: De
cember. 4Sc. Cash: No. t mixed, SlfcelVic;
No. 8, Urtv&ilc; No. 2 white. 62 V: No. I, 62c.
OATS (Steady; No. 1 white, tl(J42c; Nt.l,
4tJ41c.
RYE Steady to strong. 5&'S8c.
HAY Steady to strong; choice timothy,
813.6014.00; choice prairie, tH 6o$U.0O.
BUTTER Steady : creamery, Uo; packing,
L'.c.
KOOS 8teady; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whit wood cases Included, . 14c; case
count, 13Vc; cases returned, Ho oft.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat,' bu IS.OoO 66.000
Corn, bu t3, 10,000
Oats, bu 6.0U0 11,000
Phlladelahla Preise Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 16. BUTTER
Stesdy; extra western creamery, 21c; nrby
print. 22c.
f.(JJ r irm; nearoy irean, iso at mar;
western fresh, 18c at mark.
CHKESE Unchanged; New York full
creams, fancy, 10c; choice, lOHc; fair to
good, loij'lOc.
Mllwaakee Gralm Market.
MILWAUKEE June 16. WHEAT Mar
ket steady; No. 1 northern.' 8VW7c; No.
t northern, Idctftik-; July, 83c. asked.
RYE firm; No. 1, toViCHtic. I
BAKLEY Quiet; No. 2, t6Vic; sample. 46
fli-ie.
CORN Higher; No. 1 cash. 534fi54c: July.
637SC asked.
Liverpool Grata aad Provlsloas.
LIVERPOOL, June 18. WHEAT frpot,
nominal; futures, quiet; July, 6s7Hd; Sep
tember, tstHd; December, ta td.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, new,
no siock; American mixed, old. 4s lOd.
Futures, firm; July, 4s6Vd; September,
4 TVd. .
. Pearl Grata Market.
PEORIA, Jun It CORN Higher: No.
t yellow. 6tHe N. I, tlc; No. 4. tttj;
no grsde. 484? 60c.
OATS Higher; No. I white. 4110; No.
I white, 41c, No. 4 white, 40tj40 4-o.
WH1HKT tl.tt. l
Dalath Grata Market.
rilXCTH. June It WHEAT To arrive.
No. 1 northern, 6Vc, No. 2 northern. I84c;
on track, No. 1 northern, 86c, No. t north
ern, 834c; beptember, 8iTc.
OATS To arrive and on track, 41c.
Evaporated Apples a ad Dried Frails.
NEW YORK. June 1 1 EVAPORATED
APPCKS Market eontlnuea firm on a pot
owing I th light suppltee available pend
ing arrival .from the new crop. Strictly
frlme are quoted at He; choice at 11 4 U
14c; fancy, 114k lr.
CALIFORNIA DRIKD FRCIT Prunes
are unchanged with auotaliona ranging
front 1 41 14. according to grade. Aprt
cota are offered very sparingly and nrlce
on srwt are mora or less nominal In th
absence of business. Choice in quoted
at 12c; extra choicest lit) It Sc: fancy.
14 14 4c. Peaches are also unchanged
with cliolr quoted at lie; eitra choice at
1149114c: fancy at UV114c estra
fancy. ltd lttc. Raisins sre unchanged.
I.onse muooaiels are quoted at t44c;
seeded ratstns, 1 4 19 7 44, London Uitn
at tl I0 6J146. '
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Trading, it Dsiultorj aid Bpooolation ii
Deipondent ia Ton.
IS
WEAK AND LOWER
Ia riaal Iteallags Prfees Melt Awat
Rapidly, with Dratlsg (he
Ceatral Palat af
Attack.
NEW YORK. June 1.-Trsdlng In stocks
was desultory during the most of th short
session today, but the despondent tone of
the speculation was nbvlou and in the tlnal
dealings prices melted away easily under a
ronlderable Increase of aelllng preure.
The closing wss decidedly wesk, with no
evidence of resiliency.
Nothing new developed to explain the
weskne. but prices were offered down sg
gresslvely and the vulnersble speculative
Eosltlon of some of the stocks In the mar
et wss manifest. Reading continued to
show the effect of Its poor technlcsl posi
tion and waa the central target for attack
by the bear party. The stock offered some
resistance about 1.10. but broke through that
point before the closing. There waa a vio
lent slump In Anaconda and the Industrials
the high priced northwestern grsngers and
other speculative favorites all succumbing
easily to the pressure sgalnst them. Con
tinued drought In the winter wheat region
and a forecast of dry. weather for Sunday
made cron datmar reoorts an Influence In
th market. The dlsorgsnlsatlon of affairs
In Russia received more attention, although
the dlreet pressure produced here by the
Russian pews wss not Importsnt. The large
reliance nlaced on the reserves of French
cspltal for resource to supply the Isrge
needs or tne Mew York money msraei
makes the situs tloh sensitive to a threat
that would Involve tlist money center in
embarrassment, ss would necessarily be the
result of an overturn of arralrs in Kuesm
In view of the very heavy Frenrh commit
ment In that country.
The changes In the Item of the bsnk
statement were so smsll ss to mske th.tt
document of little Influence In the stock
market. There was nothing In It. however.
to relieve the mood of denresslon ot ine
speculstlon snd the sctlve yielding of the
day developed after its appearance. ,
Total ssles of bonds, psr value, wo,wi.
The following wss the range of prices
on th . Nw York stock- exenange:
sals. Hiss. low. I""
A4ms Vxtr
AmalsMte4 rnpper ....
Amerlcsa C. A T
AsmtIcsb C. r. ft ...
Amerlran Cottos Oil
144
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i
H4 II
II
MO
n us ii
4 1 'H
X1H
4
' S
lit
Am. Cottos Oil sM
Aiasrlrsii EiprM
ASMT. H. m b. pM
Amsrleas Ire. aeevrttl.
l,e
American Ue4 OH
Aw. Uosesl Oil pM
Americas LrfieomotlTS ...
Am. IjneomotWe pf
Amaiiran a. ft II
t.m
tl.SMI UlVj 1M
HO
Am. . .. rM
Am. 8uar Meaning
i"ios ii
it2H in
Am. Tebarre pfs. etr
ne ll4 I01V4
AnaennS Mining Co..
..il.so l !)
Atrhlaos
. 4.40ft H14 M Ml
ion letv, imu, lot's
, n 1444 144 14JH
. ll.KXl lllli ll4a HI'I
AteMaoa pM -. .
Atlantic t'naat Una....
Baltimore A Oblo
Bal. ft Ohio pfd
BrsoklrS Rapid TntsaK. ...
; Pi
. tt.iee liv i K
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jernoy
see us l4
JJTO
Cneaapealt ft Ohio
70S I74 '
Chlraso ft Altos
Chlraio ft A. ptd
. , It
tm T7 Tf 71
- ton 1SV4, ll II
. I . nnn Ml K
Chlrano Dreat w stare
Chlraao ft N. W
Chlraso. Mil. ft St. P
Chlrat-n T. ft T
..1I.MS 1714 mi4 1HH
IS
.Bv,.. e'
V., C. C. ft t. t;
tne '
7.40
800
Colorado P. ft I...
I1 14
II
31
Tolorado ft Southern ,.
tSVj
Colorado ft Bo. 1st pfd.,...
Colorado ft o. M pfd
Connolldated Oos
Cors Preduota, rfg
Cora Product! pfd...,
ii"isi '
too . nv ,.Ki4
'"ioi iiii iti "
'"'aoi 'iii 'ii '.
41 N
lis
St
Dels wars ft Hudaon
Delaware. I., ft W
Den ar ft Rio Qrsnde.
D. ft R. O. pfd
IXstlllers' Borurltlos
Brio
Krlo lot pfd
Krle Id p(d .'
General Rlectrlc
Horklng Valley
llllnola Ctntral
IsUrnatlonal Paper -.
International Papor pfd
International Pump
International Pump pfd.....
Iowa Control
Iowa Centra! pfd....
Kanaaa City southern
Kanaaa Cltr So. pfd........
LoalOTlllo ft Naahvllle
Manhattan L
Metropolltaa It.- Ry
Maxlca Central ...
Minneapolis ft 81. Ioula..
M., St. P. ft . 8. M
M.. Bt. P. ft 8. 8. M. pfd..
Missouri PaclRc
Miaaourl, Kanaaa ft Texas..
M.. K. ft T. pfd
National bead
National R. R. oof M. pfd.
Now York Control
Now York. O. ft W
Norfolk ft Westers ....
N. ft W. pfd
North American
Pacific Mall i
121
I.xw
I, SOS
M4
484'.
M
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1M
iff"
iS
'it"1
w1
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al
4J
74
1.IIW
100 1M,'
"'oi m"
leo us
ta
111
J74
III
100
ISO
11
41
an
17
I1H
l. 147 148
145 1
141
110
100
W4
It1
tt
it
IM
100 1T4
l.SOO tot
"'ni 'it"
too 71
10 1714
I.K IM
40 41
aa 1714
1T4
44V,
' 'U
71
IT"
4H
- 4
71
at
W 1174
414 414
si n
to
M N
14
100 M
1L4U0 ill'
Pennarlvania ,..
People s Ooa
P.. C, C. ft t. L
Pressed Steel Car .,
Preeaed Stool Car pfd
Pullmas Palsco Car.....
Roodint
Reedlac let pfd
Reading Id pfd ...
Republic Stool
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Jalssd Co
Rock laland Co, pfd
St. U ft 8. P. M pfd...
at. Lou la South weatern..
at. Lou la 8. W. pfd
Southern PaclSe
So. Pacific pfd......
-111 1111
tl
It 4 II
mo
MO
4t 4t
ta
...... IH
M,M .11114 U4 14
.... K
M
M W44 S
M4
344
414
444
114
434
l.tot 144
I, IV 4
10 44
144
24
44
"ii"
44
14
4-
'74.
W4
44
1114
144 1 M4
M4 t
314 ' 114
4 "
44
1444 1444
4
lit
7 17
Beulhera Railway
St. Rallwajr pfd
Teoseeeeo Coal ft Iroa..
Teaaa ft Paclflo
Toledo. Bt. U ft W
T , Bt. U ft W. pfd
t'nloa PaclBa
L'aloa Paullo pfd
tailed statoo Eapraaa. ..
balled Btatao Roaltr
t ailed atatos. Rubber....
V. B. Rubber Bfd
Called Buteo Bieol
I'. B. Bteel pfd
Va.-Crollna t'haalcal ..
Va. -Carolina Ckoaa. pfd.
Wabaah
Wobaak pfd
Welle-Parse gipreoa
Weettngheuae glectrfio ..
IM
ltB
lot
, II, XI 141
Ot - IT
lot 414
414 44
1M 144 1M4 lot
9t.40 M4 87 it
lt.loe 1044 M4 11144
lot 41 41 at
iuo lit lit lt
l.toe 4 114 it
tot 474 41 at
lftt tW4 MI4 tw
ut
M4
14
84
Woofers t'slen
Whaallag at Lake Brie.
Wleeonel Central ... ..
Wis Cwatrsi td.......
Northern aclao ,
4
lui
4.IM 844 lot
t'ostral Loather
lonlral leather (d....
101
144
4w
Bloaa-SfceOleld Bteel ..
to Tt ' Tl
Croat Northers pfd.
1, tuo mi ttt
Total sales for the iday, 463.6U0 shares.
BOSTON, Jun 14. -Call loans, 406 per
cent; time loans, 4b64 per cent. OfTlcial
dosing on stocks and bpnds:
Atthleoa adj. ta W4;drnturo
do 4a 101 lAllouea
Met. Ceatral 4t 774!Aaaalaaated . .
Atchloo l7'iAw.rl,aa .
do ld U'i4!Atlantla
Beoto A Aloes? lit Hiukair
Boatoa A Malso...l74 cai. ft Noels....
Boaie Elara ted IU jOntati.iia.-
Kltrhbar fd lll'fetiser UU4 ..
Moilcos Central il'v'Dei Weot
K Y., N. H. ft M...1M Liowilaloa Oil
l'aloa Panto ..' 144 raslm
Amor. Arge. Cheat.... at loranbr
do fd 4 llal Rerala
A mar. Pneu. Tub.... 1 Itaaa. Mlnla ...
... 14
... 14
...lvtsj
...
... II
. Su
. ..to
. 4
... 74
... 114
... Tt
... II
... II
...It
... T4
... 114
... to
... 14
... 114
...11
... 17
... M4
... I
... at
... 1
... 4
... tt
... 114
... i4
... 14
Amor. Sugar
do pfd
Amor. T. ft T
Amor. Wooloa ....
do sfd
riomluloa I. ft a
Bdlaoa glee, lllu
Its. Bloctrlo ....
de std
Mae. Oa
l olled Pralt
l olled She Maea
do fd
North Hiitte
V. B. Si eel
do fd
Weotlna. twrnti
111 Ml, Ul(aa
...Ill Mokawk
...Ib4 hloat. ('. ft C.
...If Old Dominie .
...114 Oorool
... S04iarrot
...I4t iQulacj
... 104'ltiaonos
...71 ITamarork
... UV'Tnaltr
...U(Vtatted Coosor .
... II III. B. htlalag ...
... II 1'. B. Oil ,..
.'. 114 U tah
... 74lvtetorla
...! Vlona
iwolrerlso
Aaked. Bid.
. Hew Yark Mlalag ateeka.
NEW YORK. Jun 14. Closing quotations
on mining stocs-s were
Stasia Cos
Bt
Utile Chief ...
Oolorlo
orhir
... I
...He
...81
... I
... 6
... 74
... It
... It
...178
Alive
"1"
let
.... et
.... It
sireooo
Pruaawlrk I'o ..
Ceaaatork Tunnel
Ceo. Cel. ft Vs..
Hora Bitter .....
Iroa Binor
Leadilllo To....
rhooais
Poteel ......
eve
sierrs Kovada
null Hooo .
tiaaaar
It
...ltl
...let
Clearlagf Haas Averages.
NEW YORK, Jun 14-Thli statemsnt
ef th clearing houo banks for th's week
shows that the banks hold t-.708 XI over
the legal reserve requirement. This is a
decrees 4t 68.876. under latt wee The
statement follow: Ixsn. tl.OdjO.OTd.irO; in
rreaee. IS1J Tnu. Circulation. 44 417.ei: de
creaaa, 84 Igl tenders. 618.71. BOO; In
ereaae. 41 8i.'L Specie, ei" 4&7.HV dc
cree. tl 77J u. Reserve, t-td.116 B; In
cresse. tlTS.nw. Reserv raouired. 8MfA4&..
t tJ. InCTts, t-tl.r,. turplaa, V.TA.r.i,
ecresse. PTX Ex-Cnlred States deport'.
tlO.l7.126; decrease. 4U.10.
Hew York Maaep Market.
NEW YORK. Juns li-MONEY-On call.
nominal: do loans: time loans, Arm: sixty
snd ninety dsys, 4 per tent; six months.
VIP per cent.
VRTME MERCANTILE PAPER 6r64
per cent.
ITKRMMi KACH A .-stir; Heavy, sa srev
t)4.f for demand and at 84 82Sf.tr 4. 82S6 for
slxtv-dsy bill; pouted ratea, 14 84 and t4 87,
commeYclsl bill 84 8?. .
SILVER Bar. 6Vtc; Mexican dollars,
sotyv
BONDS Oovernment ano ranroao stesny.
Quotstlons on New fork bonds today
ware as follows:
I". B. ret. la, ret
ini4 Japes a, td series... M'
do. coupes
luttt Japan 4a rtre...
ie:ta do 4H rtfa...
let' de M serteo...
n:V I. ft N. uni.
Idl Man. r. (. (a...
I'. 8. la, reg....
do reuse ....
. P. old 4. reg
W4
in
in'
ll v.
4
do eonoea
(. ew 4a, re. Me. Central
do coupon ...1Z4 (Ire lt Inc.
Am. Tobacco 4t T Minn. A St. L 4a
do ta 113 M . K. ft T. 4a..
Atrhlaon a 4 in?v do ta
It
do ad). 4a tn N. n. n. of M. c. .a. 4
Atlantic C. L. 4a 14 N. V. C. 14a 14
Bal. ft Ohio 4a 101s N. J. C. . ta 1114
do 84a XV No Pacific 4a 1044
Brk. R. T. 1. 4a 17 1 do a 7a
Central of Oa. la Ill N ft W. e. 4a 1S
do l inc...-. 174 n. B. U rfdf 4o 44
do td Ine tft Pan, eon. 84a t?4
dn Id Inr 11 iReadln e. 4a 124
Chea. ft Ohio 440. ...1M4 St. I ft I. M. e la .114
Chicago ft A. 14a.... 714 St. L. ft P. fl 41. S4
c, n q. . 4.....i4 si. u a. w. c. 41.... n
C. R. I. ft P. 4a 71 Seahesrd A. L. 4o
II
do col. ht tl iSn. Parise 4a
"4
14
114
1174
14
1(4
74
111
-4
IM4
It
14
rtv. ft Rt. L. (. 4a. .10) I - do let 4a ctfa..i,
Cole. Ind. la. err. A. "lu'Sn. Railway ta ...
do aerte R T74 Teiaa ft P. la
Colorado Mid. 4 77 T.. St. U ft W. I
Cols, ft Boo. 4a...
Cuba la ,.
fl. ft R. O. 4o
.. 144 felon PariSi- 4a...
..lV''' - ateal Id aa..
..1014 w aoaan ia
niettllere' Sec. i.
4
do deb. R ..... .
Brio p. I. 4o
..lot
.. ?4
..in
.. tt
Weal am Md. 4a.
W. A L K 4a
Wit. Central ta.
do sen. 4a
Mockins Val. 44a.
Japan ta
Loado Closlag Storks.
LONDON. June 18. Closing Quotations 011
the Stock exchange were:
Conoola. money ... 81 7-1 N. Y. Central
..143
. . K14
.. tt
.. 104
.. t4
.. 4
.. WS
.. 41
.. 41
.. 4
..l4
.. t4
..IMS
..
.. 44
..1074
.. JI4
.. 41
ao account 88 t-la, Norfolk ft W.
Anaconda US I do pfd
Atchlann 914jOniarlo ft W.
do pfd inaii rconnvWanla
Roltlmoro ft Ohio 1174 Rand Mine ..
Canadian PsrlBc ....ltt't
Reodlnt
t he, ft Ohio
. M4
do let pfd
do id pfd
Southern Rallwajr
do pfd
Sent hern Pacific .
I'nlo Pacific' . .. .
do pfd
l B. ateel
do pfd
Wabalh
de pfd
Chicago ot. W....
C. M. ft St. P..
DeBeera ,,
.. It
-114
.. 17.
.. 44
.. II
.. 444
.. II
.. 714
D. ft H. O
do nfd
Brie
do lot pfd
do Id pfd
llllnola Central'
...1U4
LoulaTllle ft Naah....UI4
1 . K- (f T ks
8ILVKR Bar, St ror
.4pan1ah 4a
rone. SOWd Der ounce.
MONEV- tJ4 per cent.
The rte or discount In the onen market
for short bills is t't- per cent; for
mree months' Dins, 3 0-1 By S" per cent.
ForetaTM Flaaarlal. .
LONDON. June 18. Supplies of money
were abundant today and the demand was
quiet. Discounts were easy. Trading on the
stock exchange was dull and prices sagged
the situation In Russia creating nervous
ness here as well as In Paris, where the
bourse was responsible for the decline In
consols today snd a further drop In new
Milesians to zn, discount. Home ran were
inclined to De eaay. .Kaffir were depressed.
Americans ooened weak at about narltv.
but hardened during the session and closed
firm. Japenese Imperial 8s of 1904 closed at
101 Ta.
IJARI8. June 18.-Trs.dlng on the bourse
today was heavy, owing to the continued
Depression or Russian, which lster 1m
proved, closing with sn upwsrd tendency
Russian Imperial 4s closed at 77.00 and Rus
sian Oontl.a or 1DQ4 4S5.0II.
BERLIN, June IS. Trsdlng on the bourse
was dull, prices being unfavorably affected
oy tne weakness or Russians.
Baak Clearings
OMAHA, June 18. Bank clearings for to
day were tl. 497,706. Oi and for the correspond
ing aate last year ti.sw.xwi so.
mos. isnfi.
Monday ....
Tuesday ...
Wednesday
Thursday ..
Friday
Saturday ...
tl.720.80S.24 tl.60t.lml. 13
1 1.477,784.7a 1,620.048.24
I,6h6.7t.31
l.40,F8.89
1.667.899.68
1,4. 706.08
1.6:2,9t7.1rt
1,066. 79.21
1.487.678.41
1,848,295.60
Totals...
t.6K0.070.71 89.141.819.76
Increase over th corresponding week laat
year, stui.tau.go. - . r v
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Coadltioa of Trade and Qaotatlons oa
Staple aad Faaey Pradae.
I EOO8 Receipts, liberal; fresh stock, 14Vie,
uvk ruLLiKi-Hint. BV4QM!: -roosters.
6c; turkeys, 124jc; ducks, 10c; spring chick
ens, itcpzuc per id.
BUTTER Packing stock, lSHc; choic to
fancy dairy, 16c; creamery, 2 j 214c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Feed com
pany: No. 1 upland, 310.50; medium, 39 60;
coarse, 3.9.00. Ry straw, t.60. '
BRAN Per ton, tl7.60.
NEW VBQETABLES.
TOMATOES Texas, per crate of 30 lbs.,
net. tl 28. v
WAX BEANB Per market basket of
about 15 lb., tl.26.
BTRINO BEANS Per market basket of
about 16 lbs., tl 26.
TURNIPS. BEETS AND CARROTS
Per dos. bunches, 96o.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per dos.
heads, 20c. - . .
CUCUMBERS Home-grown, per dos., 45c;
Texas, per bu. box, tl.76.
ONIONS California, :c per lb.; Texas,
In crates, white, 11.76; yellow, tl.36. -
GREEN ONIONS Per dos. bunches, 20c.
RADISHES Per dos. bunches, 16c.
CABBAOE California, 8c per lb.
CAULIFLOWER Per do heads, 76o.
GREEN PEAS Per bu., 11.60.
NEW POTATOES-Per bu., 31.06.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home-grown, per bu.. 604t
60c; South Dakota, per bu., 76990c; Colorado,
9uc per bu.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., 31.86; No. i, fl.7S.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., 84e
TROPICAL FRUITS.
DATES Per box of 30-lb. pkga., tV 0:
Hallowe'en, In 70-lb. boxes, per box, 6c;
Bayers, per lb.. 4c; walnut stuffed, 1-lb.
pkgs., t2.no per dos.; 8-lb. boxes, 11.00.
ORANGES California, extra fancy nav
els, large alxe, t4.26-U6.00; Mediterranean
sweets, all sixes, 4.uu34.5o; Valencia all
slue. toOOflo.M.
LEMONS Llinonlers, extra fancy, - 140
slse. 36.00; 800 to 3o0 slse. 87-71.
FIGS California, per ltl-lb carton, 7&81
toe; Imported Smyrna, three-crown; lie;
six-crown, 13c.
BANANAS Per medium sited bunch, 31.75
6326; jumbos. t2.5(Xil.OO.
PINEAPPLES-Floilda. sixes 34, SO and
36 M 60.
1PR17JT8 ,
CHERRIES California. t2.0O per t-lb. box;
aour chei-rles J4-qt. crate, tl.2bitil.60.
GOOSEBERRIES Per crate of U qta.,
82.W.
PEACHES California, 31.26 per bu.
PLl'MS California, tl.75 ner bu. .
BIJVCKBBRRIES Per 24-qt. crate. 1160
js.w.
HASPB E.RR1 ES Red, per 24-ot. crate.
teuu; oiaca, per zt-qi. crate, 83.UUfjaj.ou.
MELONS.
WATERMELONS Per lb., 2c. or about
"TlWJC eac-n.
CANTELOUPE8 Mexican. per crate
about 46 melons. 3t;.tiiM88.uO; Texas per crate.
a so ui to melons, u.ao.
BEKF CUTS.
No. 1 ribs. 11c: No. 2 ribs. 9c: Kn 1 rlha
7Sc; No. 1 loins, 16c; No. J loins. 12'tc: No.
I 101ns, 114c; ;a. 1 chuck, 64c; No. :
chucks. 5'mo; No. 8 chucks. 6c: No. 1 round
84c; No. 2 round, 8c; No. 8 round. 74c
No. 1 plate, 3c; No. 2 plate. Sc; No. 3 plate,
4C-
MISCELIANEOUS.
CIDF.R-Per keg, 33.76; per bbl., t.7t.
HONEY New, per 24 Iba.. 33.60.
CHEESE Swiaa, new. lec; Wisconsin
brick, lie; Wisconsin llmberger, Lie; twins.
utr; loutig Americana, inc.
NUTS Walnuta. No. 1. soft shells, ne
crop, per lb., 154c; hard shells, per lb.
i4". recsns. large, per 10, lc; small,
per lb., 12c. Peanuts, per lb , 84c; rotated,
per lb.. 12c. Chill wslnuts, per lb., 1241134c
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; hard
shell, per lb., 15c. Cocoanuts, per sack
onm. '
Bl GAR Granulated cane. In bbla.
36.08; granulated cane, in sack, 3601; grsn
ulsted. in sscks. 14 11.
SYRUP In bbls.. 24c per gal.: In cases.
t 10-tb. cans. 11.70; case. 11 t-lb. cans, tl 60;
cases. 24 24-lb. cans. 31.86.
CO FKF-E Roasted. No. 36. 26 4 per lb.:
No. 10, h45 per lb.; No. 26. 184e per lb.;
No. 'J. 164c per lb.; No. 21. l?He per lb.
CURED FISH Family whlteflsh. per 4
bbl., I'D lbs., 64 50; Norway mackerel, per
bbl.. Kit Iba.. bloaters. 140; No. 1. t: No. t.
IX: No t. 820; Irish. No. 3. t16; herring. In
bbls.. 2s) Iba. each. Norway 4k, 813: Norwsy
3k. 313: Hollsnd. mixed. 811 60; Holland her
ring. In kegs, milkers, 8uc; kegs, mixed. Too.
CANNED GOODS Corn, sisndard west
ern. 8-aV: Maine, tl 16. Tomatoea. 1-lb.
cana, tl ii31.s0: 2-lb.. 8-ctl. tnnearplea.
gi4ted. 2-lb.. t20N32.30: aiired. 81 l?;!.i0.
Gallon apples, fancy. 33 80; California aprl
ee, tlfrtO0: pesrs. 31.7643169; pearlies,
fancy. 11.764)240; H. C. pea. he. t2s116a
Alaska salmon, red. tl.26. fancy Chinook.
F., tilO: fancy sockeye. F-, tl tfi; sardine.
oil. UWV; 4 muatard. 81 euot W. Sweet
potatoee, tl.16.dt.t6; sauerkraut, tl; pump
kins. sHr4U.U. was beana, t-lb., Tiusi.ic;
lima beana, 1-lb., 76cC31 16; spinach, tl 36;
rhes ras. 1-lb 60c; extra, 7tBc; fancy.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK. MARKET
Best Cattle Steady for W.ek, Other
Generally (Heady.
HOGS ARE TWO AND A HALF HIGHER
far Ik Week Are Right Areaad
Tweaty-Flve Higher, with
Demaad Active. '
BOCTII OMAHA. June It. 10,
Recelnts were:
Cattie. Hogs. Hheep.
,.. t.oro s. t
... 6.614 114.215 1.213
... 4.4.19 Iti, 701 t.0i9
... t OW 15.871 2.M
... 1.578 .6f6 l'
... 66 10.19J 519
OrtVlal Mdndsy.....
Ufflclal Tuesday ....
Official Wednesday.
Official Thursday .
Official Fridav
Official Saturday ...
This week 17.768 78.174 7.981
I.rtst week 17.S07 68.4M 13.e
Tao weeks ago 18.723 77.188 14.865
Three weeks ago 19.824 7S.11 i3.n-
Four weeka asm 11.127 41,881 17.8.8
Same week last year.. . .18,061 68.914 1.446
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows th receipts
of cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha
tor tn year to date, compared wun iasi
year: iv 1906. In
Cattle 442.534 39!!,426 50,108
Hoga l.jrtf.w l.lfcl.186 14I.nl
Sheep ;43.983 708.9S1 40.95i
C ATT IE QUOTATIONS.
Th following will show th price paid
for the different kinrla of cat til, on til
Mouth Omaha market:
Oood to choice corn-fed tMra....M-V'0-O
Fair lo good corn-fed steers...;.... .tXB4.eo
Common to fair rnm.fnil steer 4OOB4.60
Oood to choice cow and heifers 4 Ort4 40
Fslr to good cows and heifers.... t OUdio
Common to fair cows and heifers.. l.jt.6l
Oood to choice Blockers feeders. 3.7f'4.10
Fair to good stockers snd feeders, t 2fVt 76
Common to fair stockers Z OniS
BUlis, stag, etc ! .7044.
Veal calve t.OtKrjtti
Th following ubl shows th average
price of hoga at South Omaha for th lat
several day, with comparisons:
Dat. I lot, lfv.ltM.IM.ltXit.tlt01.lt40.
Jun S...
Jun 4...
Jun t...
Jun t...
Jun 7...
Jun I...
I I 111 4 49 t H 7 181 t 76
304 e j t, 661 6 8; ? IB) t 71; 4 61
t i4 t 23; 4 64 6 78 7 151 S 7l 4 94
t S, ( 2& 4 68! I 7 18 4 75) 4 9i
t 84u t All 4 68
ao a 18 s w
Jun t...
t Hi 6 17 4 701
6 6 7 n I I 01
t Oil 7 a i t3J
6 08 7 M 5 tl 8 01
t 001 7 t2 6 t 4 97
6 07 7 161 t 64 4 06
7 31; 6 81 4 86
t 99 I 6 87 4 M
t 02 7 Hj i
June 10..
Jun U..
Jun 12..
w
4 75,
4 79
544
t 84A.I t 18
June 18...
June 14...
June 15...
t tm, 1 1! 4 71
t rs! 6 131 4 14
t 844.1 6 19. 4 t2
June 16...
I 6 22 4 88
'Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
t2.0O6.76 fl&o.tf
1.SO04.1O 6 60-ge.tim
I.15a 6 75 l.Vgt).K
..... i.f6.85 t.5i'(li.W)
3.006.10 .JMj40.
Omaha
Chics go
Kansas City
St. Louis
Sioux City
FRIDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped (o the
country and their points of destination:
CATTLE. Cara.
C. Browslnskt, Wlnstde, Neb.-M. O....I
Y. 8ttiai-t, Avoca, Neb. M. P 1
A. Mrnn, Dodge, Neb. F. E. 1
John Kllnay. bpaldlng. Neb. U. P 1
G. D. I-ewis, Sarlonvllle, Neb. Q 1
H. C. McKee, Stlllwell, Kin-M. P.......I
C. Slgnall, Manning, Ia. Mil 1
P. Lane, Dunlap, la. I. C...., I
J. R. Wllley, Carroll, Ia.-N. W ...1
W. Wallace. Washington, la. Q, 1
The official number of cara of stock
Drought In today by each road waa: ,
Cattle.Hogs.Bheep.irr's.
v ., m. at Bt. r ,
Missouri Pacific V .,
U. P. System
C..A N. W.. east
1
4 1..
32 .. 4
i
43 .. 1
11
4
31
-6
t .1 ..
t
141 ' 2 t
LC. N. W., west.... 1
c, wt. p., m. o...; .,
C B. A Q., east .,
C, B.i A west.... .,
C, R.' 1. A P., east.. .,
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot. Western.-.,
" Total' receipts :
The disposition of the day's recelpta was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
nuinDer. ot neaa indicated:
Cattle.Hoft-s.Sh'p.
Omaha Packing Co...
t9
owirt and company so
2,866
2.875
3,662
Cudahy Packing Co I
Aimmjr Co
Omaha Pack. Co., K. C...... ..
W, I. Stephen... IS
617
B. Root A Co I
St. L. Dressed Beef Co
84
Other buyers 20
Totals 74 10.466 617
CATTLE It wss a holiday tn th cattle
market aa usual on a Saturday, there De
Ing nothing or importance on sate, rvr
the week the receipts of cattle hav not
differed very much so- far as numbers ate
concerned from last week or from a year
ago. The quality of the cattle coming
forward at th present time Is good n
an aversge, there being plenty of very. Well
nnisnea beeves on ssie most aays.
During tne first two days 01 tne -week
beef steers gradually eased off, the market
on both Monday ana rueaaay being quoted
lower. During the remainder of the week
very little change waa noted, th trade
being quoted as steady rrom day to day.
As a matter of fact the demand has
been largely for the better grade and
they re at the close of the week very
little dlffenent If any from what they were
a week ago. On the other hand the com
mon to medium kinds, that Is cattle aell
lng under ti.00 are somewhat lower than
a week ago. The decline, however, has
not . been very heavy and It might ew
enough to calf it lOo lower for' the week
on that kind of cattle.
Cows and heifers of good quality, that
Is fsd stock, have been good sellers ill
th week. - Owing to the light receipt
they have shown very little change ami
are selling now. about where they were
laat week. Grassy stock on tne other nana
ud everything that might be graded ua
common or on the canuer order haa been
steadily working to a lower basis. The de
cline on that Kino is su or 000 aa com
pared with ten daya or two weeka ago.
This moans that the market on tanners
and all common cowa and heifers Is At
the low point of the season to date.
The stocker and feeder market has been
no good tbla week. Dry weather In the
country and a none too encouraging fat
cattle market have combined to make the
country a very slack buyer of stockers
and feeders, with the result that the bot
tom has fallen out of the market. Re
ceipts on most daya of the week were light
and yet the cattle accumulated In the
hand ef speculators and are at th close
of the week 60c lower thai) a week or ten
days ago. It takes extremely good catiM
to bring tl.Od, while a good many verv
decent or pretty good rattle have sold
ccnsldersbly below that figure. The feel
Ing on the market Is very weak and no
one Is looking for any Improvement In
prices at the present time.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
II
4
1....
1
At. F-r. K
A. Pr.
... W 111 17
...Hit I ot
COWS.
...1100 lo i
,.uto 1 Tt 1
HEIFERS.
... 144 tw
BULLS.
...Hot 3 71 1
CALVES.
... IM I 41 1
... lit 8 08 I-,....
STAG.
...ISM I 13
Uit 4 141
.1111 I II
,li 3 it
..140 I 71
IM I 00
It I 11
HOGS Hogs opened a little slow t!i
n.ornlng with packers generally bidding
only steady pricea. It was very apparent,
however, that they wanted the hoga a 11, 1
when seller did not cut loo at the
prloes offered they raiaed their bids an I
market became active at an advance of
t4jc over yesterday. The hogs sold largely
at tt.1548 40 as against tt.12 it t It yes
terday. - Most everything changed hsn'ls
esrly In the forenoon, but, as Is very apt
ta be the case when the market Is higher,
tt slowed 'up a little on the close.
It will be noted from the tsble of re
relpts at head of rolumn that arrival
this week hsv been very much larger
than last week as well as showing 4
hesvy gsln over a year ago. Through the
advantage given them by the large re
celpta packers were sble to bear the mar
ket during the Oral half of the week. Al
though prices were a little stronger on
Mondsy. The low point wss touched on
Wednesday when the hogs seld almost 10.
lower on an average than at th close of
the prevloua week. During the laat two
days ef the week the market recovered
all th loss, closing a shsd higher than
one week ago.
Representative Bales:
Ho.
11. .
11..
Tl..
78..
it...
tt..
44..
,. as. re.
.it lie list
.101 no is
lit tot I M
in let t at
III 44 t U
Ml 4t tl
.Bt 1st 6 68
Ne
ll 11
II
A. 8k. Pr
tit
M 4 trio
tit ... rtv,
.,! It 8 8114
fl . . t 81
lit It 17V,
Ut 18 6 Slsj
4 .
It..
7 til tn at M ....
Tl tnt lee M Tt
7 rtt ... Ill tl
Tt re m 1 H 11
7 pj'T lie it M ....
Tt 1 at ae.tti i
M...J....nt ... I M 74 ....
Tt 4 M 14
71 Ill t t H II
Ill IS 18 77 ....
tut 4 M 14
71 117 tt I It Tt
1- h ... it 11
4t tt 4t St M
M 174 4t 14
t Kt ... t JT4 tl
to I'4 ... I T4 71
71 til IN I 174 tt
7 Ml 10 I ITi, T7
7 IM t IT4 ta
tl f4 I I7't 71 ....
t; rM ... 4 J74 Tl
14 lit 4t 174 M
71 J4 V 4 174 U
41 4t ifl I 174 71
14 lit 4 4 l?4 14
it 4t ra 174 1" ...
71 M ... 4 174 It
SS 114 l I 174 7T
tl J! ion t 174 51 ...
to (IT lit I 874 7v...
Ti'. ...... IJ4 I IT4 Tl.-.
T Ml td S74 7..,.,
M t ... I 174 it...
Tt !T tt 4 174 14....
an OT M I 174 11 ...
... 4 174
rt ... 4 17 4
IK 11 171
.141 ... I I7,
l'l SO 4 I7K,
171 .. 1174
m die S7i .
lie en 174
rtt ij t I7
117 BO J?H
IM ... t 17,
.ltl ... 4 l,'4
no tt t I7t
111 M I 374
til
S4
J4I
t!S
.Mt
.tf
40 I. '
lie 74
... 4 174
... 4I7'
... 4 174
IM t 174
t 174
an 4 17 4
M I T4
t7t
. Kt lit 174
..lit tt 17 'o
.mi o t 174
. HI 1X1 I 174
..III tt 174
.114 n t 174
..!!(. lto I 174
..:4i . . t 7o
..111 I4 I 874
..tn 4 1 174
. tit it 174
. I!7 ... I 174
.141 100 4 J7o
.144 . . 14
10 t 40
. 1J 10 t 40
. 141 4(1 40
. .ltd in I t
..14.1 It 4
..IN 40 t 40
. ia ite 4 4t
..Ml ... 4 4
. .1"! ... 4 40
Tl Ml M 174 II....
tn til IM 8 174 Tl
It l ot 4 174 ti...
71 tO I 74 7 ...
Tt tin ... 174 TS....
if. !? let 8 174 4t....
7 ! tt 4 174 71 ....
TO tit ... 7v. 17....
71 ill 4 4 174 Tl....
tit M I 174 14....
..til) Ifl I 174 14....
..HI ton S7'. Tl....
. .47 4 4
.541
IA 40
It 40
... 4 4
M 411
tn !4t 4 8 174 71....
.117
IH
IT
41 . .104 fl 174 M ...
Ill ... 174 , Tt ...
.lit 1 it u ....
.141
4 40
lot 14 I 14
.tlT ... 174
.III ... I 874
74...
It...
71...
...
41...
tt...
f. .
.141 lit 4 4
....141
... IM
... .161
,...T3
... Ml
....K1
4 40
... 4 4t
Ml I 411
t t 4
an 4:4
... 4 44
... I 71
DIM
111 H I7IA
..IH
..lit
..IM
... 4 174
... 1174
4 8 174
H0AR8.
1-.
.Ml
3 71 1 400
STAG HOGS.
...'....to It 8 to 1 .400
47t M IH
PHEKP Two car of aheen were re
ported In the yards thla morning, bu:
they were conaigned direct to a packer
having been bnuirht on another market.
There waa absolutely nothing on sale. Tho
ieeiing waa very strong and nail mere
been anvtlilnsr hsre It won lit have un
doubtedly brought higher prices. As noted
yeeierasy ine dementi ror lioth sheep ana
lamhs haa heen verv good while the r---
relpts hav been even lighter than for last
weea. n might ne H11 though mat tne
rtceipia are just about on a par wun n
ysr ago and aa heavv a could be ex
pected kt this season of th year. Undar
tne innuenc or the light receipts anj
the verv good demand, tirlrea stes.v
worked upward and for the week can
Barely be quoted right ground 26c higher.
The -quality of the stock coming forwsrd
at the present time Is as ususl at ttita
time of the year on the common order.
Anything really choice would command
very high pricea. the market at the pres
ent time being unquestionably at the high
point of the year.
Quotations on clipped stork: Good to
cnoice western lamhs, It.tiiitj i.uo; rsir to
, nr.iri 11 jnfiiiie, eo.oi'tj i.vv, mil ...
good lsmbs. tt. OCS 8.50; cull Ismbs, (4 60
un zs: good to choice vearllng. 8e.ii
6.25: fair tn mod vesrllnaa. 85 80416 71
good to choice wethers. tS76U6.16; fair
to good wethers, 85.608? 5.75; good to
moire ewes, 357506 00; fair to good ewes.
35.00fi6.75; buck. 84'64.75.
CHICAGO LITE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hoga StrontT to a
Skade Hla-her.
CHICAGO. June 1. CATTLE Receipts.
300 hesd. Market steady; beeves, 34.10
610: cows snd heifers, 3i.3nQ6.OOt cslves.
35.007.00; stockers snd feeders, t4.0"'4.60.
HOGS Receipts. 13.000 head; eatlmated
Monday, 46.000 head. Market strong to a
shade blgher; mixed, 14.406 66; good heavy,
36.666.rVk; rough heavy, t8..tS.46; light,
86.36.60; pigs, t5 60$rt.40; bulk of salea,
36.624W 60.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Recelpts. S.006
head. Market strong; sheep, 33 50g.26;
yearlings, t.0Otf.6i; lambs. t5.W31.30.
Ktttai City LIT Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June It CATTLE Re
ceipts, l.SOO head. Including 300 southerns.
Market unchanged; choice export and
dressed beef steers, 36.2636.76; fair to good,
34.0oe5.iO;' western fed steers, 33.60&5.i6;
stockers and feeders, tl"6c(4.S6; southern
steers, t3.00ijffl.00; southern cows, t2.3603.75;
natlv cows, 32.254.36; native heifers, 13. 15
fc6.00; bulls, r2.6tkti4.00; calves, t2 60tj.26. Re
ceipts for the week. 43.100 head. -
HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head. Market was
strong; top, 84S.62; bulk of sale. t.8694.50;
heavy. 3S.46tf6.524: packers, 3.S64j.60; pigs
and light, 35.6WJj6.40. Receipts for the week,
80,000 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, X head.
Market nominally steady; lambs, t6.&0!T".o;
fed sheep and yearlings. 36.0iK6r6.4O; Texas
clipped yesrllngs, 36.754i6.60; Texas clipped
sheep. t5.0O3.2fc; Texss goats. 33.26 3.60;
stockers and feeders, 33.3C&6.00.
ew York Live Stock Market. .
NEW YORK. June 16 BEEVES Re
ceipts, 167 head; all consigned direct; no
trading; feeling stesdy; exports. 1,200 head
of cattle at:d 6,870 quarters of beef:
CALVES Receipts, none; nothing do
ing: fee'lng nominally steady; city veals
steady; 84-llc per pound; country dressed,
8310c.
HOGS Receipts, 2.566 head; none un
sale; market feeling steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, t.TOO
heed; sheep and yearlings unchanged;
lambs, 26c lower. Sheep sold nt t4 IMS'
6.00 pr 100 pounds; yearlings, t6.50o37.6o;
lamhs, t7.iiSi.86; dressed mutton, firm at
Kfjllc per pound; dressed lambs, steady at
13trl6c; dressed yearlings at UVifl4c.
St. Loal Mt Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. June It. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 76 head, Including 50 Texans; mar,
ket steady) native shipping and export
steers, !4.7fift6.86; dressed beef and butcher
steers, t3.ttO6.70; steers under l.ouo pounds,
ti.6wG4.lt; stockers and feeders, t2.a0474.o0;
cows and heifers, t2.0wjp5.15; canners, tl.2o
2.15; bulls, 3340e4.u0; calves. t80uj.o0;
Texas and Indian steers, t2.00Q4.46; cows
and heifers, t2.0mtj.fci.
HOGS Receipts, s.000 bsad; market 6c
higher; pigs and lights, 3i.5X(j 35; packers.
t6. 9066.60; butchers and best heavy, t6.4ua
t.u
SHEEP AND LAMBS None on sale. .
St. Josepk Lie Sloek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Jun l.-OATTLE
Receipts. 141 head; market steady; native.
14. 00416.76; cowa and heifer, tl.76ej4.7i;
atockers and feeders. t3.uuii4.00.
HOGS Receipts. 4.88t head; msVket strong
to 60 higher; light, mixed, t6.30.4;
medium heavy, ts.g.Vftt 6.
SHEEP AND LAMBS None on Bale.
Sloas f llr Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, Jun lt.- Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 1uu heed; mar
ket steady; beeves, 4 i."fi.1li; cows, bulls
and mixed, 18 004.50; Blockers and feeders,
33.4064.60; calves snd yearlings, 33.0ofd4.00.
HOGS Receipts. 4.C hesd; tnsrket
te lowtr; selling at t6.3tV4i.40; bulk ot sales.
W."t!l) 32.
Itotk lo Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday .were aa follows:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha
Sioux City
Kanaaa City .
St. Joseph ...
St. Loula
Chicago
Totals....-.,.
64
10.192
100
1.300
148
76
too
li.lMI
7,IM
4.8,9 '
t.OiJO
lS.OuO
3 4)
, I. .
l.uoo
1,983 47,061 1.111
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Jun It. COTTON
Spot closed quiet; salea, 460 bales; low or
dinary, 7 13-16c, nominal; ordinary, 1 1 6-1 6c,
nominal; low middling, 10 7-16c; middling.
11 1-loc; good middling. .11 ll-16c; middling
fair. 11 U-lnc. nominal; receipts, 80 bales;
stock, 9 11 bales.
LIVERPOOL. June lt.-COTTON-Spot In
fair demand; pricea 1 point higher; Ameri
can middling fair, t.S4d: good middling. t.30d;
middling, tOsd; low midline", 6.9"d; good or
dinary, 610d; ordinary. 5.6ud. The sales of
the dsy were t"00 bales, of which 1.0X1
were for' speculstlon snd export and In
cluded 7.100 American. Receipts, .7,100 usles,
all American.
ST. IXH'IB. Mo.. Jun It COTTON-Un-changed;
middling. lll-16c; ssles, 2 bales;
receipts. 23 bales, shipments. 20 bsle;, stock.
60,622 bales. 1
Saara and Molaaaea.
NEW TORK. June 16. 81' OAR Raw,
fli-m; fair refining, lc, centrifugal, 96 teat.
1 i4l 3 17-3?c; moles sugar. 2c; refined,
stesdy; No. 1, ktnr; No. 7, 4 15c; No. 8.
4V; No. 1. 4 0nc; No. 11. Wrr No. It.
tBtic: No. 11. .86t; No. 14. 186c; confec
tioners' A. 4.56c; mould A. 106c; cut los'.
I40c: crushed, 6.SV; powdered, 4.KN-; gran
ulated, 4.70c.
MOI.ASKE8 Steady: New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, KrdlMo.
NEW ORLEANS. June lt.-8UGAR-Open
kettle c.-ntrif ugal. lu 7-iHc; centrif
ugal ellow. lSl8-''r; aecnnd. 'J'Wr.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. June 16.-M KTAI.S-The
metal market were quiet today and gen
erally unchanged, as ususl on Saturday.
Spot tin la quoted Bt 618 fceasl 76; I-ake cop
per la held At M 76M to, sloclrul) Ho, at
81 3TVt18 snd csailng at t ;;4J is.37'.
Lead w.s qulvt. at 3i7'U5V. and pclli-r
at fUMit i'V
ST. LOUIS. June 16 M ETAI-1 -I.ed
quiet, te9eiif..9:s; speller firm. 8t) 16
Oil and Rosla.
j NEW Yt'HK, June 18 OILS Cottonseed,
stesdy; prime cruile. f. o. b., mill. Hk:;
Rritne yellow. 4c Pi-troletim. steady: re
neil New York, 3V. w. Turtentlne. stesdy
I St il4,llS''. 1
I R08I.-Flrm; strained, common to good,
I 34. 'v)4.t6.
I Oil, CITY. Ps.. June l'l. OH .S Credit
ibalsm-eo. 81 4: shlp-nent. 69.875 bbl.: sver
I age M.Tss bble.; runs. ;.47n Mils : aversge,
I B.'.aHS bbls.; shipments. Lima, 4.!V2 bWs :
I aversge. 6H.8V bbls.; runs, Lima, 42,416
libl., average. ;?7.L'49 bbla.
KAVANNAII.ua . June 18 OlI Turpen
tine, firm at 6;4'll674C. .
ROSIN Firm; nuotntlons: A. P. C.
D. 33.7ifM 76; E. $3 lk.M-3.s; F. t3 ; . 3 .
H. 14.00; I, t4 l: K. 34 l; M, t4.30; N. 14 o6;
W U, 34.76; W W, 34 96.
Treaoary Statement.
WASHINGTON. June 18 Today's state
ment of the balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the t1i,nniofio gold reserve,
shows: Avsllnble cssh bnlance. 3l67.8tt8.6Hft;
gold coin snd iiullion. 37.4O0.i46; gold certifi
cates, 339, Ski, 890.
Teledo seed Market.
TOLKlX.'6..' June 1. SEF.nS ClovBr,
cash. 38.15: October, 3 Tt; llmolby. tl-t.
DESIRES LARGE CROP REPORT
rallfernlaaa Weald Rare lateraa
tloaal Arraaaemeet foe fleaarl
ef Yields of Grain.
WASHINGTON, June 16 Senslers Per
kins and Flint and David Lubln ef Cali
fornia called en the president to urge
him to trsnsmlt to the United State enV
at for ratification a treaty providing for
the participation, of the United Slates gov
ernment In an International arrangement
for the estimation of the world's crop of
grain each year.
Mr. Lubln. who la Identified with com
mercial and agricultural puraulta n th"
Pacific coast, projected the International
agricultural congress which wae recently
held In Rome under the auspices of th
king of. Italy. The conference resulted In
a recommends t ion that the nations ef th
world Join In organising a grain erep estl
mstlng commission which should present
accurate estimates ef the world's supply
Of grain from yesf to yesr,
A protocol has been drafted carrying lha
Idea Into effect, but approval of th Bn
ate la necessary to make effective thla
cotintry'Bpartlelpntlon In th work,
The president promised t take the mat
ter up with Secretary Root and reach a
determination as soon aa 'possible.. 1
GIRL WRECKS FAST TRAIN
' Penasyleanta Flyer Sent late) Dltek
by Farmer's Twelve-Yeaf-Old
Doaghter.
MARIETTA. O.. June 16,-Llttla . Allc
Kyle, th 13-year-old daughter of a farmer
residing between Mscksburg and Elba, hs
confessed to having caused th wreck of
th Pennsylvania flyer near tb latter town
on Thursday night, in which two pas
senger coach ea were Overturned and th
engine, tender and mall oar hurled down
an embankment,
Th girt says that ah wedged a bolt
between th enda of two rails. Just to see
the train smash It. as It had smashed nails
and pennies at other times. Th girl will
not be arrested, a the railroad officials
are satisfied that it was a child' prank.
Mot foe Universal Laasraaare.
BERKELET," Cal., Jun 1.-Prealdent
Wheeler , of the State ' university has been
asked to lend his support to a plan for the
adoption of a universal language. A dele
gation from several bodlea of scholar la In
charge of tne propaganda. Tne delegation
states In a letter to President Wheeler that
In any case It does not specially advocate
any one project, whether new or old. It
proposes simply to unite all partlcana of an
auxiliary In an expression of opinion to
represent them and to arrive, by an Interna
tional agreement and a kind of arbitration,
at a definite and universally accepted solu
tion. For this purpose It Invited all learned
bodies, all associations of business men or
tourists, to express an sgreement with th
declaration and to elect delegates.
Kansas Mlaers Reaaaae.
PITTSBURG. Kan., June lt.-For th first
time since April 15 the whistles at all of
the Cherokee and Plttaburg Coal and Mining
company'a shafts In this vicinity blew for
work last evening. Shots will be put In the
mfhes today and th hoisting ot coal will
begin here Monday. Practloally the same
conditions obtain at all the union mlnea In
Missouri, other parts of Kanaaa, Indian
Territory and Arkansas.
Western Paclfle Wants Usl.
STOCKTON, Cal., June It. The Western
Paclfle yesterday commenced fifteen suit
to condemn a right-of-way through Stock
ton along Union street, the street next east
of th lln of th Southern Pacific running
north and south through th city. Fifty
suits will be brought to tie, up the property
while the company settles with th owners,
the object being to prevent sharper from
getting options on the property.
Professor Losstbary lo Retire.
NEW HAVEN. Conn., June 16 At the end
of the present college year Prof. Thomas
R. Lounabury or Yale will terminate nis
connection with th university after a serv
ice of thirty-seven years. Prof: Lounshury
Is one of th best known of th Sheffield
Scientific school faculty and baa been at
th head of th. department of Englisb
since 1871. He waa graduated from Yal
ta 1859. .
California Fratt Hlarh.
FRESNO. Cal . June 1C Within the last
few daya dried fruit price have taken a
big Jump. Buyer are offering 10 centa a
pound for dried peacheB and It, cents for
apricots. Both crops are light. Thee tn
th highest prices bflered for many years.
REAL ESTAfnC TRANSFERS.
City of Omaha to Edward L. Cain,
8. W. corner of lot 4. block 261 t
William Haftke to Llssle Shaw, lot t.
block "H." in Saunders A Hlme
batigli's add
Boulevard Park Improvement com-
. pany to John 8. Klemtne. lots I In
1
blocks and iz in diock s in uouie
vard Park add.
I John O. Brown to John G. Brown, lota
4 snd 6. block 248. South Omaha
519
Carrie Dulln Sumner to the South
Omaha at Western Railroad com- -panv.
lot 1. blink 82. South Omahs.. 60t
Clirlsilon Bull snd wife to Union Ps-
ctrlo Railroad '.-oinpany, bw of
22-16-1S 17
Omaha Electric Light and Power com
pany to South Omaha ft Weatern
Railroad company, lot 1. block 83 and
part of "O" Street In-City trf Orris ha. 1,766
Harry A. Tukey to Belle H. Duohain,
lot 16. block 1. Tukey Heights 200
Augustus Sondburg to Mads A. Fabrln,
l feet north nd 41V, feet west of
8. K corner of lot 7. block t. Park
Place ,. 1
W. Farnam Smith & Go.
Stocks, Bends,
Investment Securities.
W offer subjeot tn
IXIOX STOCK YARDS STCHTK.
woossosaa
1320 Farnam St.. Tel. Douglas 1488
Ft, D. Day Cl Co.
Stocks; Grain,' Provisions
. Bkln Tear Grain la la.
CfcleasT) aad Minneapolis Delivery.
One-eighth commission on Grain, one
quarter on Slocks. Prompt and careful
aitsnllon git on to outside aci-oumt Writ
IIO-lll Board ef Trad Bldg.,
OMAHA, 8KB.
for our dally Market Letter, mailed fr.
Main Office.
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