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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1906.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Trad Eitwnuly light Alone the
Whole List,
COARSE GRAINS SUFFER CENT DECLINE
Store Rata In Cora Belt Responsible
. for Weakaeaa Whtal Ufr oil
Draggla, Despite Bflttf
Cask Draitii,
OMAHA, June It. IKK.
After unchsnged prices at the opening
nil mile early1 strength, the wheat
market turned weak, the close being a
tulle lower. The trade wh extremely
light and therefor dragged. A lower tone
-e Imported to the wneat by the weak
ness In corn. The southwest complained
of delay In harvest by the recent ralna
and the north went told of too much rain.
The cash altuailon la (rowing stronger
and aalee of 100,000 were reported as being
worked for export at Chicago. Minne
apolis reported an Improred demand for
iMah wheat, with prices better than yes
terday. uais mere weak all day and cloned about
a lower.
Corn prices worked lower this morning
in account of more moisture In the corn
belt. The market was quiet. Prices were
fifT about a rent. Ixx-al elevator Interests
report large acceptances on bids sent out
last night and the grain Is moving more
freely In other states. Receipts are ex
jiectd to Increase.
Primary wheat receipts were 2fi7.00O bu.
end shipments 117,000 bu., against receipts
laet year of 242.000 bu. and shipments of
;9l.Ar bu. Corn receipts were 1.126. bu.
and shipments Ml.ooo bu., agslnet receipts
lent year of M,0o bu. and shipments of
Mi.iO, bu. Clearances were 1.0W bbla. of
litmr and 14.000 bu. of corn.
Liverpool closed lower on wheat
and Vtord lower on corn.
From the Inter Ocean: "A breaking of
tl.e drouth In the west causes a general
toosen.ng up of l.tterlor holder of corn In
Illinois ana Nebraska. In the aggregate
1.im,i. bushels of corn was bought In all
positions during the day. A Nebraska
house said between 400,000 and 600.000 bush
els had been bought In that state. In Illi
nois the bid of uc Saturday night brought
u.it a lot of corn. The Middle Division Ele
vator company, on the Illinois Central,
buught too.OiO bushels. Other houses bought
from SO.OuO bushels to 800,000 bushels at
prices the highest of the year.'"
Lucal inline 01 option :
Articles. Open. Hlgli.j Low. Close. ! Yes y.
Vhsi-
July...
Sept...
Coin
July... dept.,.
Oats
Sept... 75VBI 764B
7HA
76A
46A
WvA 78A
761B 76B
46HA 47SA
4tiA 47A
'"Tl" lH
17HA
474A
7A
4?A
364Al 86A
A Asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prlcea.
WHRAT-Ko. I hard, 7W78c; No. 3 hard.
2tl75c; No. 4 hard, Sntt'lc; No. 2 spring,
JiHrc; No. 3 spring. 72fii5c.
fORN-So. . H4ic; No. 4. 444946c; No.
. 3 yellow, 4tic; No. 3 white, 47c.
OATS No. I mixed, 844c; No. 8 white.
KWc; No. 4 white, 35c.
nVE-No. 2. 67; No. 1 Stic.
Omaha Cask gales.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 2 cars, 75Hc; No. g
hard, 2 cars, 72Vc; No. 4 hard, 1 car, 690.
cut lot Raoelpts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago t ..... .
Kansas City...
Minneapolis ..
Omaha
Duiuth
tit. Louis
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665
240
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.180
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. 24
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CHICAGO ORAl AMD PROVISIONS.
Features of the Tradlos; and Closing
Prices aa Board of tirade.
Prices paid In Chicago as furnished b'
the Updike Urain company, 100 Bee build
inn: oCTTER Steady r creamery, UQ0c;
dm; y, )4alfc.
EUG3--8ieady; at mark, cases Included,
l.'U.4.C.
Cur-KSE- Steady; daisies. 104 eile;
iw.us. ViW10c; young Americans, lOVi
10c. '
i Jw'!.TRT . Steady; turkeys, 10c;
thickens. ll4e; springs, 18022c.
Receipts today: Wheat, 4 cars; corn, 56
curs: v,ls. 140 cars; cattle, 3,600 head J hogs,,
' l.0"O head. . i . -- '
Estimated tomorrow: Wheat, I crfrs;
corn, 3S7 cars; oats, 124 cars. ,
CHICAGO GRAIN AKD PROVISIONS
Featares of the Trading; sad C'loelasi
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. June II. Additional rain
throughout the central weet caused re
newed weakness In the local grain market
today. At the close wheat tor the July
rtelnery was off Vic. Corn was down
lc Oats showed a loss of TtQlc, and
provisions were 2 H 4? 10c lower.
Trading In the wheat pit was quiet for
the greater part of the day. In the early
part of the session there waa a fair de
mand for wheat by ehorta and this, meet
ing with only light offerings caused firm
feeling In the market. The reports of gen
eral rains tn Iowa, Missouri and the Ohio
river valley, which cauaed a break In oats
and corn, weakened the wheat market In
sympathy. Home reports of damage were
received, but they did not have the effect
which they might have exerted prior to
the rslns of the last two-days. The mar-
ket dosed easy. July opened a shade lower
to erve higher at s2'c to 83 "Ac, sold
st iic snd declined to 82 He The close
wss nt 2ie. The world's visible supply
decreased 2,100,000 bushels. Primary re
ceipts were 27,000 bushels, sgalnet HI.
000 bushels for the corresponding day one
year ago. Minneapolis, Duiuth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 241 cars against
2a csrs last week and 1(0 cars a year
sro.
Sentiment In the corn pit waa extremely
brtHh all day and local longs sold freely.
The causes of the weakness were many,
being wet weather In the chief corn pro
ducing rtetes, lower cables, Increase! local
receipts, large primary receipts, liberal ac
ceptances from the country and an In
crease In the world's risible snpplv. Tha
market closed weak with prices near the
loweat point of the day. July opened
c lower at H'c to I2VC aold off to
Slic and closed at 51 He. Ixical receipts
were 66 cars, with III care of contrvt
grade.
There waa much realising In the oats pit
herause of Improved weather conditions
snd the result waa a verv weak market.
Tne principal buying was by shorts. Tha
market closed Weak. July opened HO Ho
lower at 40c, aold at 40Hc and then de
clined to a He. The close was at 39 H.
Local receipts were 240 rare.
Provisions were weak on selling by local
holders, which was Induced chiefly by the
market for live hogs and also by the
nncllne In corn and oats. At the close
Jrptember pork waa off 10c at 111 SV Lard
wss down, 2Hc at IM6. Rlba were alao
dow n 2 H at II 27H
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
R cara; corn. 387 cars; oats. 124 cars; hogs,
f ' 000 head.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Articles.: Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y
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July..
- Sept.,
Deo...
Corn
July.. Spt..
Cats
July..
Sept..
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July..
Sept.,
Bpt..
Oct...
Jul..
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Oct...
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Caah quotstlot.s were as follows:
r LOI R-Bieady; winter patents. Siva
..'. strslghta. $JJ0J70; spring patents
T'-rHOO; straights. t.t.46pS.lio; bakers, fc.ao
WHEAT-No. 2 spring. IHQKc; No. 3.
7htc; No. 3 red. 4ilf.Hc.
I'uRV-N'O. 2, MHalVc; No. 3 yellow. 61c.
OATS-No. ? ST : Nu. t white. 4tV41ic;
No. 3 white. 3sH440c.
RTE-No. i, lc.
BARLEV-Gwid feeding. 4&fi4c; fair to
i-hnlce malting. 6(uAc.
MICiaXe-No 1 flax. $10; No. 1 north,
sreateru. 1.1H Clover, contract Hiadvs.
11 V
PR'(VieH1NB Short ribs sida tlooee).
tSJiHil tt. Mess pork, per bhl . Iltketiii i .
trd. per K" lh . 77', Short clear aide
oxedl pTM-etci
Receipts and hlpnirnts for the day were
ioiiiiws .... . ta. ouiij,ieriis
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Com, bu..
)wta. bu..
.... 2,()
.... 160
... I'
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3. 0
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240.10
Rye, bu a.oi ioIai
Barley, bu M. 13. Wg
on tha Produce exchange today the but
ter market wee Arm. Creameries. IMf';
dairies, 14Hlc. Kggs. stadr, at mark,
caaea Included. 12'3l4'o; firsts. 15c; prime
rI": ,tci "trae, lSc. Cheese, steady.
i"4rl 1H.
HKW WORK OR1RRAL M4RKBT
Qajotatlooa of tha Iay oa Varleas
Cosasaodltlea.
TORK. June ID -FLOVR-Recelpts.
2Z307 bhls - exports. 280 bbls.; ssles i.400
Pkgs. MsrVrt steady but dull. Mlnne
sota, parents, taK01.(6; Minnesota
bskers, UfijJ8. winter patents, t4.0OU4.3O;
w-lntr straights, $3 uti4 U; winter extraa.
32 o3.40; winter low grades, 32 "83 3a. Rye
flour, quiet; fslr to good, .1 4tj3.!"0; cholca
to fsncy. l3.lkV94.lt.
CORN ME A L Steady ; fine white and yel
low, 11.2091.26; coarse. 11.1001.12; kiln dried.
31ofe3 00.
RYE Dull; No. 2 western. 6Sc, f. o. b.
New Tork.
WHEVAT Receipts. 6,0110 bu.; sales l.0.
000 In futures. Spot market steady; No.
2 red. Ke elevator; No. 3 red, Mc f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 northern Duiuth. K'v f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 northern Manitoba. WV f. o
b . afKiat. Ieft to Itself, wheat had a steady
undertone today, but the Influence of a
heavy corn market encouraged moderate
bear pressure and liquidation, prices easing
off slightly In consequence. The weather
was fairly good, but dsmage reports from
Michigan and a good cash trade fsvored
bulls. Last plica were steadv st He net
decline. July, IWSfii 13-lc, closed, R9Hc;
September. r,H)tc, closed (Hc; Decem
ber, WHaSe, closed !V-
CORN-Recelpts, 13,975 bu.; sales. 110 000
bu. futures and 4.mi0 bu. spot. Spot
market easy; No. 2, 6HC elevator and 69o
f. o. b., afloat; No. t yellow. 6?Hc; No. 3
white 0c. Option market was fairly active
snd lc lower, owing to further rains,
stop loss selling and besr pressure, the
close showing c net decline. July. WH'i
6Hc. closed, 6Hc; September, 6MH5Hc,
closed. 68c; December, STHUWic, closed,
67Ho.
OATS Receipts. 16,iK bu.; spot msrket
stesdy: mixed osts. 26 to 32 pounds. 4fiHc;
natural white, 30 to 33 pounds. 4MHc;
clipped white. S3 to 40 pounds, 4(t(i0Hc.
HAT Steady; shipping, b70c; good to
choice. 87V3f6c.
HOPS Quiet; stste. common to choice,
l!W, Jtl.tc; J 904. nominal; olds, nominal; Pa
cific coaat. 18(6, 10Q15c; 1904, 11 12c; olds,
nominal.
HI DBS Steady: Galveston. 20 to 26 lbs.,
20c; California. 20 to 26 lbe.,o; dry, 24 to So
lbs., lc.
LEATHER Steady ; acid. 2S27Hc.
PROVI8ION8-Beef. stesdy; family, $11.00
11.50; mess, $g.5d.00j beef hams, $:o.&i4
22.00; city extra India meis. $1.K517.00. Cut
mets. steady; pickled bellies, $10.7512.50;
rlckled shoulders, 3AO09.a5; pickled hsma.
3l2.0dtn2.60. Lard, barely steady; prime
wBBiem. b w; rennea, easv, continent, i.jiu.
Pork, steady; family. $1$ 5n5ri!.00; short
clears. $l.75(il.50: tness. 317.OMfl7.50.
TALLOW Steady; city, 6c; county, &
8Hc.
RICK Firm; domestic, fslr, frHc; Ja
psn. nominal.
BITTER Firm. Street price: Cream
ery. 2-H'21c. official prices unchanged.
CHEESE Quiet; new state, full cream,
large, fakir to fancy. SH'BlOHc; new state,
small. Inferior to fancy, 7H'910Hc.
KOG8 Firm; western firsts, - lt!'817c;
western seconds, 16fltto.
POULTRY - Alive, irregular: western
broilers, 22c; fowls. 13Hc; turkeys, n12c.
Dressed, irregular: western broilers, 2o:3c ;
turkeys, Hl3c; fowls. .MetUc.
St. IOwls General Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 19. WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red, cash elevator, 86 & 87c; track,
87H8Hc; July. 79Hc; September,
80',c; No. 2 hard. 8082c.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 60c; track,
51c; July, 4Hc; September. 6aH50Hc.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 39c; track. 40
H0Hc: July, S8c; September, 86Hc:
No. 2 white. 42 He.
FIX)l'R Steady, red winter patents, 34.20
94.40; extra fancy and straight, 33.76(34.40;
clear, $2.75rd'3.0O.
CORN MEAL Steadv, J? bo.
BRAN Steady, sacked, east track, 8i&rc.
. HAY Firm; timothy, $14.00017.50 prairie.
U1.6OW1J.60.
IRON COTTON TIE8-J1.00.
BAOOINQ-8SC.
HEMP TWINE7HC
PROVISIONS Pork. lower; Jobbing,
$17.00. Ird. unchanged: prime steam,
$8.60. Dry salt meats, steadv; boxed extra
shorts. $9.75; clesr ribs. 3S.87H: short clears,
810.00. Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts,
310.60; clear ribs. $1.fi2H; short clesrs, $10.75.
POULTRY Steadv; chickens, 10c;
springs, 17 9 20c; .turkeys, 12 He; ducks,
8Hc; ' geese, 6c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 17521c;
dairy, 14 17c.
isuus t-ssy ; ihc.
Receipts. Shipments.
.. 8.000- 'fl.OOO
24,000 80.0(10
34.000 148.0110
".. 68,000 85,000
Flour, bbls....
Wheat, bu,..
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Minneapolis ,G-ia Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 19.-FIDUR First
patents, S4.SRiH46; second patents, $4.20r4
4.30; first clears, $3.iO'3.aO; second clears,
$:458C55. ,
BRAN In bulk. $15.251815.50.
(Huperlor Bosrd of Trade quotation for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery.) The
range of prices, as reported by F. . Day
Co., 110-1U Board of Trade, was:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes y
Wheats
July... Sept...
Dec....
Sept...
$!
$2H
32H 81
822H
siH-ffH1
82AJJ2H
82H
83
82H
1 15
1 15
1 14
xi1.
82 S2iff2H'81SpH
32H
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1 IS
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1 IS
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Met....
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Minneapolis Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1
hsrd. 84Hc; No. 1 northern. 8JHc; to ar
rive. 83Hc: No. 3 northern. 81 He; to arrive.
SIHc; No. 3 northern. ,crHe; No. 1
durum, 73Hc; No. 2 durum. 71He. Corn:
No. 3 yellow. 48c; No. 8. 47c. Oats: No.
3 white, 37Hc; No. 3, S5HHc. Parley,
41(6()o. Rye, S7HW6SHC. Fia.x. S1.12H-
Available Snpplles of Grain.
NEW YORK. Juno 19 -Special telegraph
and cable communloatlons received By
Bradstreet's show the following change's
In available supplies as compared with
previous account:
Wheat United States and Canada, east
Rockies, decreased 2,030. fluo bushels; afloat
for and in Europe, decreased 800,000; total
supplies decreased 2,330,000 bushels.
Corn United Slates and Canada, east
Rockies. Inoreaaed 1.464.0U0 bushels.
Oats United States and Canada, east
Rockies, decreased 968.O0O bushels.
The leading decreases reported thla week
are 147.0UO bushels st Louisville; 134.0U0
bushels at Fort Worth; 106.0U) bushels at
the Chicago private elevators; 1O4.0U0 bush
els In Manitoba and 60,000 bushels at the
Mlnnespolls private elevators.
The leading Increases are 90.000 bushels
at Cleveland; 80,000 bushels at Port Huron
and 69.000 bushels at Ooodrlch. Ont.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, June IS. WHEAT July,
74c; September. 75c; December. 7Hc. Cash:
No. 3 hard, 7SHe: No. 8, 7Mj77Hc; No. 4. tH
G7c: No. t red. 8284c; No. i. 78e82Hc; No.
4. Wi77e. nominal.
CORN July, 47c; September. 48He. Cash:
No. 2 mixed. 4'c No. 3, 49c; No. 3 white.
tfSfcHc; No 3. 4ta.
OATS No. 2 white. 4f&41Hc. nominal; No.
2 whit. Se.
EGOS Steady: Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whltewood cases Included, 140; case
count. ISHc; cases returned, He less.
HAY Steadv to strong; choice timothy,
$13 KWii4O0; choice nrairie, $11.6(?ri2.0O.
RYE-Steady; 66Sc.
BUTTER Creamery. 18c: packing. IS.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 1 SO.nna
Corn, bu 10,000 2H.O0
Oats, bu 7,000
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, June 19 W H E A T
Steady; No. 1 northern. 8t)Htf7Hc; No. 2
northern, M4c ; September. 82Ve.
RYE Steady; No. 1. 6HOe.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2. 6H457e; sam
ple. 48du6e.
CORN lower; No. I cash, SieeiHe; Sep
tember, HSc.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. June IS WHEAT 43 pot.
nominal; futurea. steady; Julv. 6s7d; Sep
tember, fa 3d: December. s 7Td.
CORN Spot, steady; Amerlcsn mixed old.
4slHd; futures, quiet; July. . 4s 8Td; Seu
tember. 4s 7d.
Poorla warket.
PEORIA. June 19-TORN-Lowe'r; No. 4,
htr: no irrade. 47048c.
OATS lower; No. 3 white. 3Hc; No. 4
white, He.
VVHlSKY-ou the basis of $12 for fin
ished goods.
Dnlntk Ornla Market.
DULUTH June lS-WOKAT-No. 1
O.VT8-To arrive ar.d on track aad July.
Toledo See Market.
TOLEDO June 19 -SEEDS-Clover. essh.
34.Su; October. $:': No. 2 rye. 6c: prime
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Downward Oonrag of Market is Amstsd
and Prioes Ifakt 8ubUBtial Btworarj.
SHARP ADVANCE IN PENNSYLVANIA
Announcement of Completion of Paris
La n Cnnaes Rask to fay
CloslnsT Ton 4s
Firm.
NEW TORK. June IS There waa a
suhstsntisl recovery In the prices of stock
today from the downward course which
wss pursued through the week and which
wss tarried over lmo yesterdays marset.
The tendency towards recovery was per
ceptible already In yesterday's tracing
until It was overcome by the outbreak of
selling In Pennsylvania. The decline wss
thus loreed beyond Its limits In a msr.ner
and the rebound today wss correspond
ingly sharp. This was particularly ao In
IVnnsylvsnla Itself 'i he fact 01 uim sharp
break yesterday In this stock while th
final steps In closing the contract for
the plni-lns of the $50,000,000 loan In Paris
wte being actually taken, offers some
thing o"' a mystery. The rush to buy the
at I: this morning on the official an
noumement of the terms of the loan In
dicated a decided misapprehension on the
put ol many of the sellers yesterday. It
vss th eager rush to buy part of this
c'nse that caused the wldespresd Interest
In opi nlng quotations of the stock which
iurrlc-1 It up to as high as 183. This price
i cr!y momentarilv held and was not
lou'-heri again during the dsy. The Penn
sylvania loan operation, however, wss a
itotig tt.fluence In the whole market, not
tvltl.xiendlng the fact that the negotia
tions and Its probable successful Issue have
h-Mi known and discussed for several
wcfks. The Importance of this new open
ing for securing capital for American en
terprises makes a special appeal to senti
ment at tn, time owing to the large re
t,i'remer.t of that chsracter to be met
msny of the great railroad systems of
the country.
The operstlon has an Important bearing
also on the Immediate money situation
owlirg to the large borrowings In foreign
money msrkets made for New York's ben
efit In the last few months and which
are maturing constantly at the present
time. Various rumors were current today
of Intended recourse to foreign money
msrkets for several other Important rail
road systems which were In need of lsrge
sums of capital to carry out protected
improvements. The effect of the breaking
of the drouth In the winter wheat region
had some belated effect In today's market,
these having been offset yesterday by the
contrary Influence of the weakness In
Pennsylvania. Today's market was unset
tled at times by the violent slump In Inter
borough Metropolitan, consequent upon
the withdrawing of the peg which has
been Inserted in that stick at 60 since the
reorgsuizatlon ulan went Into effect. The
abandonment of sunnort was the occasion
of a busy discussion of its probable
reason. The Moods of stock wnien tne
supporters were obliged to take yesterday
at 60 offered a sufficient superficial ex
planation for the break. Where the large
amount of stock came from, however, and
the terms of the supposed pool agreement
to withhold It from the mttrket formed
the subject of the day's business gossip
regarding the movement. The general
market succeeded tn throwing off the In
fluence of this diversion.
The trading became Intensely dull at the
high level but prices were pretty well
maintained with the sustaining influence
of the special strength In BulHmore
Ohio. Positive assertions were made of
the prospect of an Immediate Increase In
the dividend rate on this stock. Other
wise the principal strength or tne aay was
shown In the same speculative favorites
as ror some time, conditions in tne iocsi
money market were hut little changed.
Rates for. time loans for the shorter per
iods were called slightly easier, but v
strongly held for the longer periods. The
continued decline In foreign exchange wss
attributed to the supply of bills asralnst
I'arls subscriptions for the Pennsylvania
mail. 1 lir rraiiKina ill lilt" iinni imur ivns
well absorbed and the closing tone was
firm.
Ronds were Irregular. Total sales par
value $1,740,000. United States 3s regis
tered advanced H snd the new 4s regis
tered declined H " eall.
The following are the quotations on the
etock exchange:
Alams Kxpreao
Amalsamated Copper
Amor. Car and Foundry
do pfd
Amur. Cotton Oil
de pfd
Amer. TCxprma
Sales. HlxD. Low. Clone.
. 240
. 4.4ftO inH 10JV 104V4
. 1.400 3t4 IH'4" 3H
JdO l(K)4 10 . lWVa
no 5V4 3J - 81 '4
i . .. . l
jotl 2J 120 IM
I 100 0 M4
too 4 tvi i 4
. . 100 20 20 l4
41V,
. 11.700 71 '4 4'4 7114
116
I 28.700 15044 ial4 14114
O0 11S "4 lll't
. 1.100 IMS tJi Ul
sno 101V4 10H4 101
. O0 160 244 24SH
. S.lno S ' ll4
20 102 io:v 102 '4
6(10 144 4 I44H 144
.. 71.40 11AI4 U44 1I74
fl
. . 100 ao 74V4 101,
100 thi'4 i6t4 nm
124
400 40 144
101
. 4.100 17 HV, S74
IS
SI
. 1.70S 1TV 1S ISS
4 20J ei im
22.400 1S ISS 1SI4
12
SO
100 4714 74 H4
. ll.inn K24 si 2Va
0 Jl 4t U iMH
41
1O0 44 4I4 4t4
. 1.400 142 140 140
. II
200 MUj 1014 ns
. 3.600 224 111 223
632
00 44 41 44
.... 8SH
. 1 100 6r 61 H 6I
. 11,70(1 4344 u 4314
MO 7'4 St4 lt
900 H 474, liv
. 1. 7'0 246 m
700 1 111 1ft
100 1:1 nu i;;.
4ilO ISS 174 174',
. 1.600 1144 144 11V,
H
II
. M.400 44 4!-, 43S
.... m
n
20 IIV4 61 61
64,
. 1.600 14t4 145 144
4.700 U 21 '4 21
10S IS 7 M
100 1S4 1M
!0S 174 17S44 174
. lion m4 H14 M
. I.aoo 1414 ISS n4
400 I7 7 17k,
. 4100 ti SlV 7JI4
44
. 6.400 list IMV. 1.11
I 400 44 4 44
. 8.400 us, 14(4 itva
ao
100 K 164 Mt
. l.mo jo6t 10414
14
.144. 700 m 1J044 ijf
. 1.400 2S 91
40
. 1.400 4t 474 44
10 M 44 41
22S
.147,400 IM14 !3o ia;t
41
44
. 1.000 tl 2i 24
44 MS.
. 1.600 1S 244b 44
1"0 t, 24
I 100 464 4644 46
l' lit lit sit
41
. I 000 44t 41
llt
. M.400 tT tdt 4t
100 M 44 M4
. I, mo S4t si siij
no 164 1M 16t
1.4O0 I2t II K4
40 M t 27t
14 4S 47 4lt
14S400 14lt 14S 14t
4t 4t 4"4
US
104 4t 147. 14
600 4 4J t
in toat I0t 10
44.10S U u
i.4io 1044 104 im'
00 40 V, 4 0
1M
SIM Ht lit !;
SO 44t 46S 4V
274
100 l4t 164t 164
41 Ht
H0 IS', ISt 17t
.... .... I4t
1600 TH, Sf" st
IL4u aharaa
Amer. Hid A Leather, pfd
Amtr. lea Securities .
Amer. I.fnaead Oil
do pfd
Amar. Locomotive ....
do pfd
Amer. Smelting A Ret
do pfd ,
Amer. Sugar Refining
Amar. Tob.. pfd ctfa-.
Anaconda Mining Co.
Atchlaon
do pfd
Atlantic Coaat Line...
Baltimore A Ohio....
do pfd
Brooklyn Bapld Tranalt 90.100
Canadian Pacific
Cantrai of Now Jaresy....
(antral leather
do prd
Chaaapeaka A Ohio
Chicaso A Alton
do pf
Chicaso Oreet Weetern....
Chicago A Northwestern. .
C . M. A 81. Paul
Chicago Term. A Tranalt.
do pfd
C. C, C. A St. Laula....
Colo. Fuel and Iron
Colo. A Southern
do lat pfd ,
do Id pfd
Con aoll dated Oaa
Com Producta rfg
do pfd
Delaware A Hudson
bl.. Lack. A Weni.rn...
Denvar A Rio Orajida ...
de pfd
maimers' Securttlee
Brla
de lat pfd
do Id pfd
Grant Northern pf
General Kledrle .
Hocking Valley
Illlnola Central
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
Inter Borough v
4o pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
Kanaaa City southern
do pfd
Loulerllle A Kaehvllle. .. .
Meilcan Central
Minn. A St. Loula
M . St. P. A Sault ste. M
do pfd
Mlarourl Pacific
M , K A Teiaa
do pfd
National Load
N. ft. R. of Mexico, pfd...
Near Tork Central
N. T.. Ontario A Wcatan
Norfolk A Weetern
do pfd
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvanla
People' a Una
Plua., C, c. A St. Loula
Praaaa Steel Car
do pf
Pullmaa Palace Car
Heading
e let pfd
do Id pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rwkk talan Co
do pfd
St. L. A Sea Fran I pre
st. ijouia eosin weet era...
e pf
utkem Pacific
So pf
Southern Railway
d pfd
Sloaa-ShefBeld
Teaacaaee Coal as Irea.
Texaa A Pacific
Toledo. St. Loula A W ret
4e pfd
tnloa Pacific r
do pfd
C. gipreee ,
IV 8. Realty....,
C. . Rubber
P'd
I . . Steel ,
o pfd
Vlrslnie Carolina Chemical
to pfd
Wabaeh
pfd
Walla Fargo Kipreea
W'cetlnghnuaa glectrle
Weatere l aiaa
Wheeling A Lake Rrle
Wiaconaia Central
4e pld
do pf
tVaak Clearlags.
OMAHA June 19 -Bank clearings for to
day were 11.440.77.78 and for the correspond
ing data last year 31.46 6E7.S8.
Treasury SiateaaeMf.
WASHINGTON. June 19 -Todays slate
meat of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the f lat'.'ag) nmi gold
leaerve. shoes. Available rash balance
r7.4.2M: gold coin snd bullion. t7.TSa,410;
gold certificates, 8-T7.lX5.too.
Wew Tork Money Market.
NBW YORK, Jim ll-MOSKT-On call.
aieedy. 3Hr4 per cent; ruling rate, 8H per
rent; closing Nil, H per cent; offered at
3H Per cent; time losns. steady; sixty days.
4H per rent; ninety dsys. 4H4 per cent;
six months, 6 per cent
PRIM K MERCANTILE PAPER 6ff6H
PSTERLINO EXCHANGE Wesk at HUMS
G4.9M0 for demand snd at $4 &4H H2f for
sixty-day bills: poMed rates. $4 MH1M.M and
$4 Vtft4 87; commercial. hills. $4 82H-
SILVER Bar. 65V: Mexican dollari.
6n,c.
BONDS Government and railroad Irregu
lar. Quotations on New Tork bonds today
were as follows;
1. 8. ret It. r ...tut Jipia . M aertea
to cmisoa IMV do o(
I T. '8 Ik. res 11 on M ftertea
j do coupon los do 4, rtf......
'I'. 8. old 4a, rrg... 1 r.H L. N. nnl 4 . .
lot e
fv
r
tou.
fl eonron ........10.1a Manhat. t. sold 4a
V. 8. new 4. reg .17 tn. Central 4a
do coupon m do let Inr
Am. Too. 4 ; 'Minn. St L. 4a
71 Minn, a 8t L. 4a.. 14
1i: M.. K. T. 4a....lA
IM do aa a
t4 t N. R. of Met. o. 4a. S
M". N. T. C. sen. !..
loj N. J. c. sn. oa....lt
MV No. Pacific 4a W4H
97 H o St
111 I Norfolk A TV c. 4a.l"H
oo ea
Atrhlftnn f. 4a....
do adj. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4a . .
Hal. Ohio 4a ...
do tv,a
Br. R. T. r. 4a. .
Central ef Oa. 4a..
do lat Inc
do Sd Inc
do 9d Inr
( he. a Ohio 4H .'
t'hlraso A. im
. 7
. to
.
.107
. S
Ore S. I.. rf. 4a.. MH
; " ;t
i.-uimh j-n. ,a "Z
St. L. I. M c. la 1134
St. X,. A 8. P. ff.
i'., B q. n. ta .iw'tst I.. 8. TV. c. 4a
C H. I. A P. 4a.. 77Vffeahoard A. L. 4a
7S'4
. 7
;
.Ila
i. 41-,
.inn
. yi
.114
. 4.1
do enl.
... 8o. Pacific 4
ta int do lat 4a. ctfa
A. if ?nth-rn Rt M ...
... 'Tataa p. is..
... i',,Tol.. St. I.. W.
... MS.' n'o" TaclS.- 4a..
...104 f. S. Bteel fit ..
fCC. St. L. a.
Colo. Ind t, wr.
io ar. R
Colo. Mill i
Colo. A So. 4
Cabs la
I AH. O. la....
Dlwlllara' fmrt S,
1 Wakaah la
MB I OA 1h M
Erie prior Hen 4a. . .11 W'tetarn Md. 4a....
do sn. 4a W. A L. K. 4
Mock. Vallar 4Ws. ...! Iwia, Central 4a.,..
Japan 6a aaV
uffered.
fjav,
H
M
Roslon Storks anil Honda.
BOSTON. June 19-Call loans, 4tt5 per
cent; time loans. 4i"-' rr cent. Official
nosing on stocks and bonds
Atchlaon ad. 4a 44
Allotiet
. I64
.104
.
1!
. M
.too
. tt
. 74
. 1o4
. 7V,
. II
. 11
. 1'
SV
. 11
oo 4a ,. I
Men. Central 4a SI
Atrhlron hatfc
do pfd ion,
Boston A Albany.. it
Boston A Mains 170
Ronton Rlerated ...12
PlUhburf pfd ui
Max. Optral tn
N. T.. N. H. A H..14
Vnlon Pacific 147
Am. Ar. Cham. pfd. 4
Am. Pneii. Tuba ji
Am Susar ....m
Amalramatal ....
Amtr. Zinc
Atlamtc
Blnsham
(I A Heel....
Centennial ........
foppar Ranga ....
Pair Wfat
Dom. t'oal
rranhlla
Oranby
lata Royals
Maaa Mlnlns ....
Mlchlian
' . piu
Am. Tel. A Tal
Am. Woolen ...
do pfd
Pom: Iron A 8
P-dlaon Plee. 11
Mata. Rleotrlc .
do pfil
..134
Mohawk
. 4 '4
Mont. Coal A C.
Old Dominion .
..
.. M
..1HI
.. nu,
.10
.. tn
.. 7
it
"areola
....t7Uj
.... V
.... I
w
.... 95
.... S.
.... lit
.... 67V,
.... 114
.. .. WHi
.... I
.... 4
....US
Parrot
Qulncy
Slwnnoa
Tamarack
Trinity
M- a Gaa
t a rmii
j I r.m Shoe Mark!
111
i
I'nlted Conner ...
I' S. Mlnlns
t'. i. Oil
j ao pm
to
North Butt
V. 8. Steel........
do pfd
WfKtinf. common.
Adventure ........
Asked. Bid.
. sav-Ttah
. it '4 1 victoria
.114 Winona
. f l"WoTarlne
London Closing; Stocks.
.J' Jllne 19-Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
toneoia, money 64 7-14 N. T. Central
140V,
lt
t
sot
do account.....
48 6-11 Norfolk A W
.. 12V 0 pfd
.. M lont. A Weetern..
. .104V, Pennaylvanla
..list Rand Mlnea
..144t Reading
.. 5t) do Jet pfd
.. 19 j do 2d pld
Anaconda
I """'"J
do pfd
... 7
... 4t
...61
... 44
... 4
... 7t
...102s4
... '
...11
...Ik
... 64
...lOIt
... 2ij t
B. A O
Canadian Pacific
I hea. A Ohio
; chicaso o. w.,
o., m. A St. p.
. .1S2t'8outhern Ry ...
.. 17il do pfd
. . 4St Southern Pacific
.. ot!lnlon Pacific ...
DeBeers
D. A R. O
do pfd
Erl
do 1t pfd ...
do Id pfd.....
Illlnola (antral
44 1 do pfd
.. sot
.. so
. .In.'
,.160t
V. 8. Sleel
do pfd ...
Wabaah ....
j M' . "j"
L. A N
do pfd ...
47 '4
1.1
Spanleh 4a
SILVKR-Bar ' steady; 30Hd per "ounce.
The rite ot discount In the open market
for short bills is 31j.1S-16 per cent; , for
three months' bills, 3 3-16if?3',4 per cent.'-
Sew York Mlnlnat Stocks. '
NEW TORK. June If. -Closing quotations
on mining stocks were;
Adama Con 10 Llttla'chlef I
Alice 2C0 1 Ontario j
B recce in Ophlr 26
nrunawira t on 24 I'vcen' J
Comatoclr Tunnel ... II TPotnal , t 4
C6n. Cal. and Vs.'.. 47 Savage' ao
Horn Sllrar
..MO
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopea ..
Standard .......
14
Iron Silver .
Loadrllle Cos
unared.
400 '
4
.. lo
..17
Wool Market.
BOSTON, June 19. WOOL Any hope of
activity In the market seems to have little
foundation, to Judge from present Indica
tions. For lie l-a the trellne. h.. K..n
Irernely quiet owing to an apparent Inclins-
tlon on the part of both dealers o..d man-
utacturers to hold back. Ixcal buvers feel
that the reported lack or stock In the west
is largely a fiction, while the dealer main
tain that the effort of the buvers to
cheapen goods by refusing to trade has
been carried to the extreme. Territory
wools are dull. New medium half bloods
are priced at 28c, thr-e-elghts at 30c and
scoured st SSOc. Pulled wools are fea
tureless and foreign grades are quiet. Lead
ing quotations follow: Ohio and Pennsvl
vanla XX and above, SXMe ; X, 313jc;
No 1. 37(5ic; No. 2. 874r3lc; fine unwashed,
2&26c; quarter blood unwashed. 3U6.13c;
three-eighths blood. .13c; half blood. 33c;
unwashed delaine.' 2829c; fine washed de
laine, 3fl'a37c. Michigan Fine unwashed. 24
p2oc; half blond unwashed, SliSf32c three
eighths blood. 31Hi2c; hslf blood 2&32ic:
unwashed delaine. 37fi'J8c. Kentucky, In
diana, etc. Three-eighths and quarter
bloods. X!WX. Territory. Idaho Fine, im
23c; heavy rne. 19tiP20c; fine medium. 234323c:
medium. 2V827c; low medium. 2rfi27c. Wy
oming Fine, 2122c; heavy fine. ISffl'Mc: tine
medium. 2223c: medium. Srkic; low me
dium. 2fV627c. L'tah and Nevada Fine 224,
23c; heavy fine, 19&2lc; fine medium. 226230
medium. 3V(ie7c; low medium. :6Q27c Dakota-Fine,
22jri3c; fine medium, 2W.:3c; tne
dlum, JT'tfL'Sc; low medium. KtiV'u. Montana-Fine
choice. 2425c; fine average. 23
()'24c; fine medium choice, 24fo26c; averaae
23(24c; staple, 27t!r3c; medium choice, 273
2r.e; avernge, 2r4i'27c.
ST. LOriS. June l9.-WOOI-8tendv: me
i1. J" 2r"'1es. combing and clothing, 24'3,29c;
washed."1 heaVy m- W0i ,Ub
Cotloa Market.
NEW YORK. June 18. COTTON Spot
cloeed quiet. 15 points decline; middling
uplands. 10.96c; middling gulf 11 20c
sales, 63 hales.
HT. LOCI9. Mo.. June 19. COTTON
Steady; middling II l-lrjc; sales none: re
ceipts none; shipments none; stork, 30 291
bules.
LIVERPOOL. June 19. COTTON Spot
In fair demand; prices one point lower
American middling fair, t.i.td; good mid-
wincn i.uuu were ior speculation and ex
port and Included 9,800 American Re
ceipts 10.000 bales, including J.000 Amer
ican. NKW ORLKANS, June 19. COTTON
Spot closed quiet. Sales 2.060 bales; low
ordinary. 7 11-ISe nominal; ordl'narv
8 S-1r; good ordlnsry. 9H : low middling
10 5-lc; middling. 10 15-lc: good mldJ
dllng. 11 7-lc; middling fslr. II 1-16
nominal; fair. 1? 7-1c. Receipts 1,118
bales; stock 72.010 bales.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. June 19-There was an
other break In the london tin market to-
. - - i." wioi.i. i-eaa was un
changed at 18 15s In London and at 16 75fi
. In the New York market. Spelter was
fii,i . 1 . " p V n,"rl' closing at
27 lus In London snd st SS l.V&eSu locallv
Iron was higher abroad closing at 4 lid
lower. M lo.
NEW YORK. June 19 SCOAR Raw
firm; fair refining. 3c. centrifugal ps
SVa3 17-32c: molasses sugar. 2c; r. fund"
uu.rt: No. . .;-; No. 7. t 'or Sn s'
4 06c; No. l. 4 0ec; No. 11, 3fijc; No' 11'
3 90c; No 13. 3 8U: No. 14. 3 46c; eonfrl
tloners' A. 4.56c: mould A, iuSc. rut losf
S.Vic; crushed. 6 4f"c. powdered. 4 Sue- mm,'.
ulat-d. 4.74c. ' "
MOLAt8KS Steady; New Orleans orea
kettle, g.Mxl tu choice.' iog3Se
NEW ORLKANS. June 19 SI OAR
Firm, opes, kettle, centrifugal. 3 t) 3 7-14--''."'ul
yellow, JiafeSSc. seconds, i
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ho Orsst Chkntrs in Yalass oa Aiy
lind of Cutis.
HOGS DO NOT SHOW MUCH CHANGE
Rerelts sheen a4 I.aiwbs Caa.
tlaae Very Light, erlth Ptiatal
Goo aad ICver74hlag
selling Readily.
SOUTH OMAHA. June IS, IM.
tveceiptn were
Otticlal Monday ...
Otliciat Tuesday ..
Cattie. liogi. nvp.
.. 3.U4 7,181 $03
... 4.609 16.8no 900
;.. .bl4 JS.4S1 l.
.. 8.O04 S4.8J0 1.810
.. .iS lo. Ill 6.9ns
i.. 10.198 '--4. 17 .&"
. .I0.4.M tl.ii 8.07
..11,111 30.148 8,03
Same days last week..
Same two weeks ago..
Same three weeks ago
Same four weeks ago..
Ssme days lsst vear...
RECElf fS FOR THK l&AR TO DA IK.
The following tsble show tha receipts
of est tie, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for tha year to date, compared wltn last
"ar: ia 19. Inc.
19 1
Cattle
Hna. .'.
449.1411 397.571 61.677
l.SuiJMT 1.178.S17 14i.oiU
746.463 TOi.OtA 87,fs8
Sheep
CATTI B (JCO A A l lOiNb.
Th following will show the prices paid
for the different kinds of catlU 00 tha
foutn Omaha market:
Good to cholca corn-fed steer.. ..$4 .860 40
rair to good corn-fed steers t.V4.sa
Common tn fair Knm.l.J nun . 11111111
Good to choice cows and heifers 40$4.4O
Fslr to good cows and heifers ... $.enj4(n
Common to fair eews and heifers.. Lf.J3.an
Good to cholca stockers ft feeder. 3.7HJ4.10
Fslr to good stockers and feeders. S KfJS TS
Common to fair Mocker 3 OtvjS .36
Bulls, stags, etc S TudJI
veal calves 4.0O3SU
Th following ubla snows he average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
veral days, with compsrlsons:
P"- I ISO. jlSCS.13O4.lSO3.lS03.1901.lSt.
June 10.. I 6 oo T8i Oil 7 l 6 83,
June 11.. 8 3R4 4 78 01 7 S 91 $ 01
June 12.. 94H ig e g 001 T 33 S 89 4 87
June 18... 6 Soy 6 1 4 T! 07 7 36 S 84 4 a
June 14... 6 27SI I 13 4 14 7 31 M W
June IS... u 6 19 4 82 S 9 6 87 4 89
June 1.. . S 87H, 6 Si 4 88! Oil 1 4 4 Si
June 17... i S 4 921 S f1 7 CT, I 3
June 18... 6 39HI 4 93 6 971 1 W 6 891 S 08
Jun 18 t IS t 94 7 43 6 93: 6 08
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattls. Hogs.
lme he H u j t u A i ' Zsfi ul
t I ( lilr ia i K,v:M IK IIA eva 4(1
. ; - "
..Biioee ijr 2.VVD'('r V .1
St. Ixiuls 3.00tjxi.R5 SSO 4J8.70
Bloux City , 8,0035.28 431.45
MONDAT'S SHIPMENTS.
The following shows 'the numDer of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped to the
country and their points of destination :
CATTL.E. Car.
S. M. I.indsey, Bonesteel, 8. D. F. E.... $
N. Rlessen, Fort Calhoun. Neb. M. ft O. 3
Fr. Puis, Hosklns, Neb. M. A 0 1
U. Stlckney. Lindsay, Neb F. B 1
A. D. Fisher, L'nderwood. Ia. R. 1 1
The official number of cars of stock
brought In- today by each road was:
Cattie. Hogs, sneep. rt sea.
C. M. ft St. P 2
Wabash 8
Missouri Pacific IS
L'niun Pacific 89
C. c N. V., east
C. N. W., west 43
C, tit. P., M. ft O.... 13
C. 14. ft g.. east 7
C, B. ft g.. west 87
C, R. 1. ft P., east.... 1
C, R. 1. ft P., west... 1
Illinois Central 1
Great Western 1
1
71
46
13
M
m
Total receipts 197 226 4 3!
The disposition of the day's receipt was
a follows, each buyer purcnnslng in num
ber ot head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omana Packing Co 668 3,103 o3
Swift and Company 1,288
4.482
3,i
6.034
266
cudahy Packing Co Hi
Armour ft Co 7o2
Cunahy, from K. C 238
Vansant ft Co 18
Carey 48
M . 1. Stephen
inn ft Son ....j SO
J. B. Root ft Co 77
St. I... Dress Beef Co
Other buyer 218
Totals 4,j; 19,467 ji(4j4
CAT'1'L.E The receipts of cattle thla
morning were considerably larger thar.
yesterday, 171 cars being reported In tha
morning when tha market opened. Still
the receipts were small for a Tuesday,
the run one week ago having been 26.
cars and two weeks ago 168 cars. The
market aa a whole did not uow . very
much change.
There was a fair demand for destrabl
sinus or neer steers Since tills morning
fnd although the trade opened rather lata
! 11 ,T" viasnt that pack
ers hsd use tor
quite a good many desirable killers. The
mar Ket on cattle answering to that de
scription waa just about steady with yes
terdev, there being very little change In
any direction. The less desirable grades
were a little slow and the tendency was
to besr down on them to some extent.
Still they wer not very much different
from yesterday.
Desirable cow and heifers, that Is, dry
lot stuff was In very light supplv and for
that reason sold readily at luliy steady
of strong prices. The fact Is that so flttl'a
dry lot butcher stock Is coming that any
thing desirable along that line command
good prices every dsy. On the other hand
fines cows and heifers continue slow and
weak. It being very hard some dsyt to
mtve them at all.
There were no stockers or feeder of
snj consequence in th yard and. few
wanted, the demand being comparatively
light. The fact Is there Is very little
change In the feeder situation from day
tn dby.
Representative sales:
UBr.IT BTEERR
Ko. Av. Pr. So. A. fr.
14 444 96 tl 10S4 4 46
I '44 I 60 I U44 4 14
14 , M I S4 43 1260 '4 66
1 124 4 40 S 1500 4 IS
14 444 4 OO 14 9t 4
4 .. " 4 10 I ..nt 4 40
1 614 4 10 4 1141 t
4 S76 4 HI f 1411 4 40
14 47 4 40 1 11U 4 pa
6 1(14 4 40 16 1X1 S
60 tf.1 4 40 23 MM i 4
16 1041 4 46 24 ... n oo
1 1140 4 60 17 1944 4 00
6 100 4 60 II DM 1 00
1 1144 4 60 II 1240 I 6
1 1040 4 10 II 1240 I 40
21 102 4 60 14 1117 I 10
20 1U4 4 61 6 UM I 10
34 940 4 60 16 ... ..114 I 10
14 1062 4 41 26 m I s
10 771 4 40 14 lyr) I 10
11 4X6 4 40 IS 1140 I
17 4 41 14 1444 I 14
I c. 4 44 14... 1146 t 16
IS.. i'4i 4 46 41 1101 1 u
16 1X 4 S8 0 1127 4 t
11 1014 4 SO IS 1313 1 t4
15 1141 4 S4 t. 1U0 I t
6 1124 4 S4 41 UM 4 It
26 1122 4 S6 II 1141 I 20
15 1142 4 64 12 1174 I 60
II IIU 4 4 i; lite I tt
14 146 4 44
COWS.
64S 8 00 I t4 I 64
40 I 10 t inno I 40
1 1040 I 24 1 0M I IS
J 1000 I 46 1 644 I 10
4 44S I 16 I loso I t6
1 ..lot.) I 1 1 440 I 46
I ' I 44 I not I SO
1 440 I 60 11 74 I St
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STOCKERS AND FEEDFRS
4 : aao 1 at
litHif While there was a liberal 1
of hogs, the supply on s1e fell short of
th. excesslrs receipts of Isat, Tuesday,
w-ien 8S cart were reported In. The
mrkM opened a little stronger then yes
trdry. lh first sales being Isrgelv st ta 46,
wrb a $8 46 top. Before very msnv had
an npptrtunlty to take adrsntage ef these
firlcea advices were received Indicating a
referable autlook at other marset
pp' nts ant packers prompt lv lowered their
bi-ls. They be ran offering $8$7H for tha
g tiers! run of the hogs and the trade,
for a time, csfne to a stsndstlll. Ijiter
;ti 1' recovered again and the bulk of hogs
llnslly thanged hands st $8$7H4S40 or
not tniich different than yesterday's gen
eral res-ket.
The market closed verv slow and week,
It being hsrd work to get over 88 STHtit 36
even for the best hogs.
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Mlr.K I- The Mr.elr.re ne ik... ...I
Isn-.b continue very light at this point,
only four cara being reported In this
rrornlng. A pretty good kinn of lambs
sold at it 046.s. with a few spring
lambs ,37.16. with ewes at 15.76. these
prices all looked good and strong and th
msrket aa a whole might be described In
those words, that 1s, good and strong.
Ituyer seemed to have use for everything
comltiir and everything that la likely to
come and It Is no trouble whatever to dls
p is.- of desirable killer at prices that
eotiid not rail to stlsfy the shipper.
Quotations on clipped stock: Good to
choice western lambs, 38.60 7. OS; fair te
l 'mbs, 3. 008.60; cull lambs, 14.60
e i coo1 t0 hlc yearlings, t5.76
i "i '' to good yearlings, $3.60 4J6.7J;
good to choice wethers, $o.7S4rS.lJ; fslr
lo good wethers, S5.60trS.76; good .
snn,!:f' J5'7e 00: ,alr to 00(1 w'.
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5 76
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7 26
5 SO
10 western ewe culls
10 western lambs ...
65 ewes
4 western wethers'!
39 spring lambs
10 cull Inmbe
73
43
88
86
65
71
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265 western lambs....
CHICAGO 1,1 VR STOCK
MARKET
Cattle Steady. Hon Weak , ta Five
Cents Lower.
a ilCAP0t J,,n 19. CATTLE Receipts,
head; msrket stesdy; common to prime
ll-ZT 10; cows. 3.(sB4.ISft; heifers
32J64J6 26; bulls. 82.7W.26; ?.lves. 6.7S
'uUft's?01.?1 n, f'Jr- 32.7504.76.
.H20,81Rce,l",, , nm h''; market weak
to 6c lower; choice to prime heavy. S88IV9
8.70. medium to good heavy, 3.sABJ.65;
h"r . w"'h'- e.82U(641 87V9; good to
SHBEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 15.000
head; market steady: sheep. 34.60tB SV
yearlings, 3.0Off.SO; shorn lamb" 15
Hew York Ure Stock Market.
-.N? W J9RK- June I BEEVES Re
celpls 888 hevl; all consigned direct ex
cept four cars. No trading" Feeling weak
Dressed beef quiet, but "steady at
8Ho per pound; extra quality. gc.
Port, today. 120 csttle snd 82 qimrters of
tr f of beefOW' tU "n1 16,10 qu,r'
' CALVES-Recelpts. SW head: market
.ixvg,(.a - no strictly prime or choice here
Buttermilk ronjlnf. Dressed calves
stesdy; city dressed veals. 8V,11ue per
pound; few fancy dressed vesls? l2c? coun
trvdressed .HtflOVic; dressed buttermilks,
.2liKF AND .''A MBB Receipt. S.925
hesd. Sheep tedy; lambt firm ami I0(ff16e
h'fhr- fluallty considered. Sheep. 14.00
mWt'oo ,J'l0fl'W: -'rllng st;dy at
HOOS--Recelpts, S.flOO hesd; market full
teady. State hog. Kiotn.io. r""'
Kaaeaa City I.I re gtoek Market.
KANSAS ITT, June lS.-CATTT.E-Re-eelpis.
10,600 hesd. Including 600 southerns:
market steady to strong. Choice export
and dressed beef steer. S6.30ej6.70; fair to
good, 14.00(86.1; western fed steers. SS.OOW
t.Sto: stockers snd feeders, 32.75tM.86:
f.?'1? ''.'' eSOMJ4.75; southern cows.
H'iSSJ'K1 W.v' JM: ntlv. heifers.
33.ooj.(jO; bull. J.Sotri.oo; calves. 32.60
O.oo.
HOOS-Recelpte, 17,500 head; msrket
rii',10 rf,n. to H57U; hulk of safes.
8 4tvr8.oO; heavy,-' M.4re.67H,' packers,
i'-'HJM2H; Pigs and light. i.S()V47H.
SHfcEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 7tt'
head; msrket strong to 10c higher; spring
lambs ioa.00 higher. Umbi. fS.60iii7.76: fed
sheep and yearlings, 36.001.2; Texas
clipped yearlings. 86.7W6.4i; Texas clipped
sheep. $6.2V(f4.76: Texas gosts, 3.26u).76;
stockers and feeders. 13.25;. Of).
St. loals I.Ito Stork Market.
. ST. LOUIS, June W.-CATTLE-Recolpts.
T.500 head. Inclnding 8.375 Texan; msrket,
stesdy; native shipping and export steers.
84.9004.85; dressed beef and butcher steers.
eo.omuo.iu. Hirers umier i.vw ins., nsnrri--
stockers and feeders, $260454.26; cows and
heifers. 2.0ttff.a; canner. ll.ooaj.oO: bulls
S2.r&3ri0; calves. M.io00: Texss and In-i'.'t!"-
W-'WtWeOi cows and helfere,
$2.00(fi8 50.
IKXIS-Recelpts. 7.500 head; morket.
steady; pigs and lights. $5.60 60; packers
lft.65; butchers and beat heavy, $.9C"4T
SHEEP AND LAMBB-Recelpte. 1 JtVI
head; market, stesdy; muttons. $3.nn4v
lambs. $4.0f'j 00; culls and bucks, $a.75tiWI
stockers, $40n54.. '
St. Joseoh Live gtoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. June 19. CATTLE Re.
eel pi a, 8.3?il head; market, inactive and
stesdy: nstlves, $4f4Vfl5.76i cows and heif
ers. ll.75SB-4.75; stockers and feeders, $3.0Osj
HOOS-Recelpts, 18.780 head; msrket
stesdy: light. $6308 45; medium snd heavy'
$8 404711.65; bulk of sales. $.!7W360
SHEEP AND liAMBS-Recelptt. 72S head
market, strong: lambs, $7.80; yearllnas
$86; wether. $8 30. rung..
9la City I.Ito Stock Market.
SlOt'X CITT. Is.. June IS. - (Special
Telegram.) CATTLE Receipts, Too head
market steady; beeves. $4.0Oli5."j ows
bulls and mixed. $3.0ts94.$0; stockers and
feeders, $3.4oQ4 IV; calves and yearlings
$1.1414 10. "
HOlS Receipts. 6.000 head; msrket
steady to weak, selling at M3"9tb: bulk
Of sales, $6.I2S38.36.
4Jlot,k gl,,!,,.
Receipts of live atock at the six principal
Cattls. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
Kansas City .
St. Joseph ....
t. Lculs .....
Chicago
Total
6.000
17.600
18,740
7 600
lift
4.50
72 i
1.6.-1
16.0)4)
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Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. June 11-COFFEE-Market
for future opened t.adv at a decline of
five to ten points In spite of steady Eur..
I" rsiiies. unaer wall street selling and i
the absence bf Import jm suppott Tne
French market sold iiT later In response
to the define here, hut the local market I
ruled a little steadier In the jte trading '
and rl aed steady net unchanged, the rally i
being due lo- covering. Sales were reported i
of bags Including Julv at 8 0688 10. -
September, SlMJ!.-; Iiecember. $46c:i
May. .$..- !
I
lla aoal Koala. ,
NEW YORK, Jus 19 -4, Cottonseed '
steady: prime crude., f . 0-t mills. "9c- i
new e low SAc. Petroljm. steady- "rel '
lined New York. $7.80. Turpentine, steadv 1
ss iHJY&sic.
P.09J1N F nu; atrslned. common to food,
(-IL CITY. Pa . June 19 -)IT -Credit
beUnces. $1 M; shlnmenta. ,5S bbls ; avev
re atel bbll Runs 18 M r,K1a .......
was a liberal rual634 bbls. Ijma aLlpments, Su,'uo bbla.:
average, 1748 bbls Uma runs, hKJ bbls
a-ersgr. .i bbla.
8AVANNAII, Os . June 19. -OIL-Tur
pentme, s.'V
Rt'SIN-A. R. C. $.1; F. G. 84 OA; H, $4 M
84 30; K. 4 ; M, 44 4; W U. S4.SJ); W W,
OMAHA WHIIIKKtlK MARKET.
! CoaalllUa of Trade aad 4)tattaaa oa
' Staple and Fatter I'roslae.
EOOS-Receipts, liberal; freah ttoek. J4'a
L1VK POLi.4h-neii. vtt'i rooaiers
; c: turkeys. l.,o, ducks. l(c. spring chkk-
; ens, lHWc per lb.
BL' 11 KM Packing stock. 18t4': cholC 14
I fancy dslty. 15c; rresinery, I14j
I IIA-Iiitea quoted y urns ha r'eed ui-
j-n.v: o 1 upisnd. $10.50: medium, $9 oo,
cosise, 9 no. Rye straw. 50.
BRAN Per ton, $17 to.
row .-r SJEW VKUETARLKSJ.
0-V,T0Kl-Texas, per crate of 30 ILs,
net. $1 $.
et.XVAJ.. KANS-Per market basket ol
about 15 lbs., 11.L6
biRlNn bP.ANS-Per market basket ol
about ii lbs., $1.26.
TIRNIPS. BKET8 AND CARROTS
Pr dos. bunches, 2uo.
. LEAF ' LETTLCK-Hotriouse, per dog.
head, JOc.
CI CI M8ERS Home-grown. pr dog., 5o;
Texas, per bu. box, $1.76.
ONIONS-Callfornla, 2ac per lb.! Texas.
In!.1"' Wlte. 11 75; yellow, $1.36,
GREEN ONIONS-rer dog. bunchea, 300.
RADISHES Per dos 'inchea, 16e.
CAbMAGR H'aliruniia. 3c per lb.
CAC LI FLOWER-Per dos heads, 7644.
OREKN PEA8-Per bu , $1 50.
NEW POT A TO E8 -Per bu., $1 .00,
OLD VEUETABLE8.
POTATOES Home-grown per bu., SOfl
0c; Fouth Dakota, per bu.. 757j0c; Colorado,
6c per bu.
NAVY BEANS -Per bu., II; No. t, S1.7.
IJMA BEANS Per lb, SHc .
i-ROPICAL FR1ITS.
DA1F.8 Per box ef So-lb. pkgs , $3 eo?
Hellowe'eri. In 70-lb. boxes, per boa. 6c:
Say era, per lb.. c; walnut stuffed, l-lb.
pkgs., $2 00 per dos.; 3-lb. boxes, $l.oi.
ORANGES Calif ornls, extra fanov nav
els, large else. 4.t66.av Mediterranean
sweets, all sixes. $4.0O4jH.6O; Valenelaa all
sires, $6.(j6.60.
LEM11NS Limonlers. extra fancy. 244
slie. $6.00; 3iK to 3H0 else. $7.76.
FIOS California, per lo-lb. carton, 75a
Sf.c; Imported Smyrna, threa-vrown. 11c;
aix-crown. 13c.
BANANAS Per medium slged bunch, tl 71
92 X; Jumbos, li.li... .1.00
I'INKAPPLKS Florida, sis 14, SO and
S6 $3.60.
FRUITS.
CHERRIES California. $3.00 per $-lb. box
our cherries 34-qt. crate, I1.3MT1 60.
tJOOSEBERRlEfi-Per crate of 24 qta.
$3.00.
PKACHES-Callfornla. $1.36 per "bu.
PLUMS California, $1.76 per bu.
BIjACKBERRIES Per 34-qt. crat. $3 54
08.00.
RASPBERRIES Red. per J4-qt. crate
$3.00; black, per 4-qt. crate, '
' MELONS. .
40jtf.1!!S,ELON8-i'" ,b' -oout
iwwo men.
OANTEIXJUPES-Mexlcan. per crate
about 46 melons. $6.OO4t$,00; Texas pr crt'
about 46 melons, $3.60 vrate,
CUT MEATS.
No. 1 ribs, lie; No. t ribs, He; No. I rlba
Vie; No. 1 loin, 15c; No, 2 loin. lAe- Nr.'
8 loin, ll'ic; No. 'l chuck. VcTno i
chuck. tc; No. 3 chuck, 60; No. 1 round,
Hc; No. 2 round, 8c; No. round. 7Ve
ino. 1 piate, sc; no. s plate, Sc; No. I plate
2Vc. '
MISCEU.ANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg. $3 76: per bbl., $8.76.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs., $8 50.
..VliKF,SKB.'i , nfwv J,lc; Wisconsin
brick, 12c; Wisconsin Itmberger, 12c: twlna
13Hc; Young Americans. 15c. twins,
NUTB-Walnuts. No. L soft shall, new
crop, per lb., 16Hc; bard shells, per lb .
13HC. Pecans, large, per lb, lc; small
per lb., 12o. Pespuls, per lb., 6c; roasted
per lb., 12c. Chili walnuts, per lb., 12ffllJVo
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; hard
bells, per lb., 16c. Cocoanuts. $4 per sack
SUGAR Granulated cane, In bbla.
$6.06; granulated cane. In sacks, $6.01: gran
ulated. In Backs, $4.1.
SYRUP-In bbls.. 24e per gal.; in cases,
t 10-11). cans, $1.70; rase. 11 6-lb. cans. 31 lo
esses, 34 2H-lb. cans. $1.86. . '
COFFEE Roasted, No. So, He par lb :
No. 80, StHo per lb.; No. 26, lSUo per lb:
No. 20. 15Hc per lb.; No. 271, 12He per lb,
CURED FISH Family whlteflsh. per 1
bbl., 100 lbs., $4.60: Norway mackerel, Dr
bbl., 200 lbs., bloaters, $40; No. 1, $28; No 3
$28: No. $. $20; Irish. No. I, $18: herring "in
bbl., 200 lbs. each, Norway 4k, $13; Norway
8k. $13: Holland, mixed, $11.60; Holland her
ring, in kegs, milkers, 80c; kegs, mixed, 7bc
CANNED OOODSCorn, standard west
ern. 56900c: Maine, $1.16. Tomatoes, 3-lb
cans, $1 2l1.60- 2-lh., Hc43'$l. Pineapples,
grated. 3-lb . $2.06 2 30; sliced. . $1802.30
Gallon spples, fancy, 83 90; California apri
cots. S1.40irf2.00; pears. $1 .7ltt$.60; peaches,
fsncy, fl. 7691.40; If. C. peechea, $10Trtf2.50.
Alsska salmon, red, $1.26- fancy Chinook
Fi, $2.10; fancy sockaye. F.. $1 SS; sardines.
Si oil. $2.60: i mustard, $2.60Q3 10. Sweet
potatoes. 9l.ttVtfl.2fi; sauerkraut, fl; pump
kins. 8004531.00; wsx beans, f-lb.. 7Vff90e;
lima beans, 2-lb., 7fic4T$1.85; spinach, $186;
fheap peaa. -lb., 80c; xtra, 754180c; faney,
11.351.75.
ForolsTit Flaanelal.
IXNDON, June IS. Money today waa ob
tainable at easy rates, owing to the large
supplies. Discounts were weak. The com
petition for bills Increased and an early
reduction of the Bank of England's rate of
dlacount waa freely discussed. Trading
on the stork exchange was dull, but strag
gling Investment order and tha cheapness
of money served to keep up the gilt-edged
section. Amerlcsns were a fraction below
parity at the opening, but Improved to
wards noon, Baltimore A Ohio especially
rising smartly. Pennsylvania was heavy
on the coming bond Issue In Parla. In the
afternoon New York sent buying ordure
and prices hardened and closed dead v.
Foreigners were featureless. Russians
wer easier. Japanese Imperial 8a of 1904
closed at 101',.
BERLIN. June 19. Trading on th Bourse
today waa quiet.
PARIS. June If. The tone of th Bourse
today waa calm and prices at the opening
had a tendency to Improve. Later, how
ever, there was a reaction and stocks
closed wesk. -Russian Imperial 4s closed
al 77 and Russian bond of 1904 at 48S.
ST. PETERSBURG. June 19 Prices on
the Bourse today wer somewhat steadier.
While Imperial 4a gained half a point, 6
fell H. closing at
Evaporated Apples and Driest Frwlts.
NEW YORK. June 1B.EVAPORATED
APPLES Market shows a firmer tona at
to futures, which has been attracting
soma speculative demand with November
delivery now quoted at 84c Spot quota
lions are unchanged, with strictly prime
atMc; choice. 1 1 J lle; faney, 11 ft.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunet
are unchanged, with iitiottulona ranging
from 7'4i to 84c, according to grade. Ap
rlcota are more or leas nominal on spot,
with choice quoted at 12He; extra choice.
lSOlSVtc: fancy. ItSimc Peaches are
stronger for future delivery and lone It
firm pn spot. Choice are quoted at 104 ft
lie: extra choice. ll'Aliyc; fancy,
9 12c.
RBAr. F.S.TATI? TRANSFERS.
Jacob R. Kendrix and wife to John L.
Hill, tract north aide of a H of nw
4 ot a-l-IB
Ellen Powers to Frank Schrag. south'
$3,000
" teet 01 tot 1 and norm 10 reel of
lot 4. sll in Redlck's add C'ndi
Frank Crawford, et al. to Edward
Kelly, undivided ' intetest in lots
1. i and 3. In O'Brien's sdd
Jane Stewart to Frank Crawford, lots
1, 2 and 3. In O'Brien's sdd
John T. Hall and wife to John Gsrrlty,
lot IS In block 6, In Gismmery park..
Fra-ik W. Cermtrhael trustee, and
wife to Ernest Zschsch, lot 30 and 32
In block 116, In Dundee Place...........
South Omaha Und Co. to John Mick
Ions, lot 8 In block 314 of South
Omaha
L. M. Hewer and wife to Maud Eaa
ley, lot 4 In block S. In Bowers' add..
Johanna Luytoen to Florence E. Crist,
lot 1 In Frederick add
Charles R. Caugolsn and wife to
Jtrj-eg H, Hurter, wett I foot of eaat
12 feet of south Vs of lot $. block 28,
in city of Omaha
George W. baker and wife to Thomas
Sherlock, lot 1 In Clarke sub., lot
$ In Millsrd A Caldwell s sdd
Frames M. Rechtel to Anna A. Noon,
lot 4 In block 13 of corrlgan plane....
Sarah J. Lancaster and husband ta
Fmol W. Gunter. lot 13 In block I.
Walnut Hill add
Dse H. Smith to Charles I. Rlrkett.
esst 30 feet of weat feet ef east
115 4-eet of lot 10 in Millard A Csld
tfll's add ,
Fred II. Bentley and wife It' Carl
Johnson, south V, of lot 14 In I. ay
Ion sub
lrlnde Grfls to Mae Itufftngton. lot
3 re-allotment of block IS. Bemls
park
Peter Jeeeen. )r . to K. M Morsman.
.Ir.. undivided V Interest In lot . Col
lln s place
Nettle Collins Gstes to Peter Jetsen'
Jr.. undivided Interest In lot 6.
Collin's plane
Dorelhes Tibkr snd hjal.and to E. H
1-ady, suith H of lot 11 In Nelson's
add
Johanna I.uvben to Florence K. Criat,
lot U la Frederick add
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300
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