Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 22, 1906, Page 7, Image 7
TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1906. i i r J I i V r. t GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Marked Lack of Talk of Drought Areenting. WHEAT CLOSES WITH LITTLE ADVANCE Car Ktrnnc lit Price Mllhtlr Higher, bat Trade I l.ltkl-Weeitker Miirr f'ntrakc Ettrf eshere Oata I. ewer. OMAHA. June 21, Th opening was uncnanged on wheal. but the market turred weak erly and Inst rent, due principally to scarcity of Ar gemma drouth talk and unreaponslvenesi nl foreign cable to yesterdays American etreriK"' Buying on reeling older cnecked. tne. nedinc Pi Ice remained steady for a lime, but a bullish sentiment ix-gsn to tnuke i!aif evident. inHking a strong nmrkel in which oauy sellers were best buyer. Tnere wax a K'i) at one tune of over a rent from tne low point, but R reaction at the Inat lust aimnft all the advance. Conflicting re port were received from the eotithwest.' neat her was favorable today. Caah de mand was good at Chicago. There win a light trail" In corn, though he market held strong at price a little better man yesterday clone. Receipt were slightly under th estimate and the rimn demand waa good. Bear claim ac ceptance are liberal and a much larger movement In expected next week. There were no damage report from any aectlon. Oat were weafc, both July and rlep-t'-rnber cloaing lower. Primary wheat receipt a wer 111.000 bushels, and shipment J0O.O0O bushels, against receipt lanl year of 261,000 bushela and hlpment at lMi.onn tmsneia. torn i feints were 633.00(1 hu.hel find hlpment v ii imO himhrli. ac-.ilnat receints last year , of fin. noil huahel and slilriments of t71. i 'f0 bushels. Clearance were 4. inn) bushels wheat. 10,4 86 barrels flour, 2,000 bushel corn and 1.000 huehela oat. Liverpool ( loaed '1lUe higher on Vlicat, and ' H1" higher on corn. ' from the necord-Mf-rald : 'There I a good fighting market in corn Juat now. with hoth aide bringing forward a number of good point In aupport of their respective lioaltlone. Th bull claim there, will have to be large receipt and big stock here be fore price can decline materially. They hold that the cash demand from the eaat, without anv export call, will prevent any large accumulation. On the other hand, the bear assert there la a big ipovement of corn headed this way. that It will not take long to overload eastern buyera and that export ale are out of the question. All export business done recently represent the proportion for which ocean room wa taken at the time the sale were made. A great deal of the buslnea transacted ha Ince been cancelled, the shipper buying buck the corn previously gold to the for eigner and selling out hi hedge In the pit here." Local range of option: Articles. Open.) Hlgh. Low. Clo ! Tc'j. Wheat July . 8ept 77Vi I T7Si 7TBj 7 AN I 7rtB T7'B 77 B 77 B 774 Corn July... Bept... 47 Bl 47S,Bi 47SBI 47S 47 A 47B 47 B 47SA a Ost I I 8ept... B 15 B A asked. B bid Omaha Cash galea. WHEAT No. hard, 1 car. 73c; No. 4 hard, 1 car, 70H? CORN No, a yellow, 1 cam, 47c. Omsk Caah Price. WHEAT No. I hard. 7fi7c: No. S hard. 7'tf7fe; No. 4 hard, tteiOc; No. I spring, 77c; No. I aprlng. 72ig?6c. t'ORN-No. t, 4MJ46V:; No. 4. 44Wfi4c; No. i yellow, 46347o; No. I white. 4.9 4710 OATB No. I mixed, I4V: No. a white, IT) MSi jo : No. 4 white, J4vi6c. RTE No. I, 67VC; No. I, UMfi. . 'Carlot Receipt. Wheat. Corn. Oat. Chicago ; 7 Kansas City IB1 Minneapolis Ul Omaha a rmluth 61 Bt. Louis 11 485 170 19 6 S "h '32 ' CHICAGO GRAI AD PROVIJllOMS Fealnrr f th Trad lag riolgg '" rrleea'oii Board TraWa.,- CHICAUO, June 21. A report that Mack a . . . . J . ! Till 1. I ... ....-k tiiv . iii w 1I.UI-.U riiiiwi.ij on " I. ' ... - - locnl wheat market, but later all of the guln waa host on profit taking. At the clone wheat for July delivery waa off c. The September option waa down, shade, tteiitemher corn waa also a shade lower and Heptember oata were off 'c. Provision wi n oWlHc lower. F-nily In the day sentiment waa bearish bee j noo of the poor response mad by th Liverpool market to the advance of yter dnv on the local exchange. The market audilenly turned strong, however, on the ocelpt of a dispatch which claimed that rust had been found In a field In Logan countv, Illinol. In addition to thl came the statement that ' an Kngllah itattatlclan believed that the week ahlpment from Amnhni would be better than last week. The same authority claimed that the wheat crop of southern Italy will be much smaller than laat vear. From Oklahoma and In - dlan Territory came reports of disappoint- Ing harveats. The advices held th mar- ket strong until near the close, when It weakened on Belling by local longs. The market closed easy. The greater part of the trading waa in September, which opened unchanged to He higher at 83k3 Mr. eold between M83Wo and t4Sc and closed at MtoK3'4C. July sold between MHc and 4c and closed at 8ISo. Clear ance of wheat and flour were equal to 141.0H0 bu. Primary receipts were 210.000 bu., compared with 201,0n0 bu. the corre sponding day a year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of It car agalnat 170 car last week and 150 cars one year ago. The corn market was Arm most of th day on an active demand by cash houses. I.ocal receipt were small and acceptance In the country were scarce. Th late break In wheat caused some liquidation In corn and brought about a alight reaction, the market closing steady. September opened unchanged to c higher at 62v to &2S old between 61V31Uc and Kc and closed at th lowest point. July sold between MsXjaMe and AIV and closed at 53c. Local raoalpts were 4X6 cars with SOS cars of contract grade. Profit taking by local holders depressed the oats market. The volume of trading waa small. Beptember opened mtHc higher at Silr to 3HV, sold off to Vic and closed at'30MiC. July ranged between Jc and tc and closed at the bottom. 1-ocal receipt were 170 cars. Provisions were weak- on selling by local packer, who were Influenced by Increased receipts of live hogs at weatern packing center. At the close September pork was off 1 :,, at flt.KTH. iJird waa down Ic at S U7. Rib were 10c lower at t 16. F.stlmated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat, S car: corn, 463 cara; oata, IM car: hog. :7.fX head. Th leading future ranged aa follows: Article. Open. Hlgh. Low. J Cloae Te y Wl-eat J . t . . Pepl.. Iec l N.re W a4 84V 484C6 844 84S I IH4V&85' July... 62V-' flept...-bUk(jS lais 1 July.. 3M, hepl...,.WS Dec....' 37: Potk-r i 61V 52 ! 52;i2'!jEi,f 61 't S6 a 39 3bS 87V, I July...; 17 sii 17 60 17 16 It 6 8 70 a m 17 20 ! 17 60 It tTH It 80 1 Sept... I 1 70 ! It 70 Ijrd- I ) July...) 8 75 f 8 75 8 724 8 VW. I 87 a so 8 fcH a u Sept. 8 8 0 Oct... 'ul'-.. Sept... 8 a o a t 2 20 uu 2T, 9 I7W I a ao i t r?s: a tr 9 It i 9 00 a aVi a a 9 10 No. 1 (.'ash quotations wer as follow: FLOUR Steady; winter patents, 33 6t 4 '10: atraur'its, $J Vo-$. iO; spring patent. S j4M4rt. tralght. $J.4in$aV; baker. $.'.30 ji'lO WHEAT No. I prlng. S31ic; No. 3. 71 fjVc: No. 1 red. eSTCrc. CORN N. 2. SSe: So. 3 yellow. 62S3c. OATS No. i. 3!e: No. 3 white. 4lWJ4l4c; NO 3 white. aSiii'V- rte No. 2. tmmv- ' western, $1 12; prune timothy, $4 00: clover, ti-otrai'l giades, 8II.3S BARLEY Klr lo choice malting, BOCMc. SEED No I flax. 31 ; No. 1 nunh PRtVISINS Short rib aide (loose!, . 10 i. Mess rk.. per bbl . 81T.16O17 10. Ird. pet ho . rv.ti. dhort Clear sides (boxed). fW.iB'il'' j. Receipts and shipment of flour nnd grain were: Kecetpui. Shipments. Flmir. bbl. I4fc ' l9o Wheat, bu 8rt 10 TOO Corn. 614. M 7M Oata. bu j0 k,Kn I',yi, bu Hsriey. bu t ) On the Produce exchange today the but ler market was firm, v reameries. ife'&.w-; dairies, iiia Eggs, steady, at murk. ce Included. l!ifloc; firsts, 16c; prime firs;. Ik; extras. lc. Cheese, steady, I"4tril4c. SF.W lORK ORIERtl. MARKET tsantatloaa of the Day Varies Coaansodltte. NEW YORK. June II FI )L"R Receipt. 20.2;:' bbla.; export. ;.V bhl. ; aatea. ,i) pag. Atarket steady with Utile demand. Minnesota patent. $8.6IVn2 86; Mlnresota baker, J.tfra.5, winter patent, $40Oi48O; winter traicht. Utnrntli): winter extra.. I $.' 9""f(J.0; winter low gradrs, $2 'aJ.35. Rye flour, sieady; fair to good. li.tbflS soj; choice CURNMEAL-Steady; fine white and yel- Mow, .'ia:t,. coarse. 11 liwjl.l-'; kiln dried, I $ ixt. RYE Dull; No. 2 western, 6c, f O. New York. WHEAT Receipts. H.fl5 bu.; sale. J.l.- bu. future. Spot mrket easy; No. Z, 4c In elevator; No. 2 red. 9r, t. o. b., anoat. No. 1 northern tuluth, !vc, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern Manitoba, !u'c. f. o. b., afloat. Firmness wh the rule all day In wheat. Buying motive Included reports of rust In Illinois, poor threshing returns from the southwest, a good com mission house demand and light estimates for Argentina shipments. In the last ten minute, however, heavy selling developed and price tumbled sharply, closing 'tc lower to net higher; July. frffOlc, clos ing at !oc; September closed at 8:-'C; Lecemher closed at" SKHc. CORN Receipts. ai.l6 bu.; exports. SOU bu.; sales 26,(u bu. futures. Spot market stesdy; No. 2, 0c In elevator and oc, t. o. b., afloat: No. 2 yellow. 0c; No. 2 white. 0c. Option market wa quiet today, but generally steadier on cables, cool weather and the wheat upturn until the last hour. when realising weakened It and flnal price showed only Vc net advance; July closed at 6Mc; September. 6fi(i9Vc, closing at 69c: December cloed t 6Hc. OATS Receints. 71.HO bu.: exi exports. 876 bu.: snot market, steady; mixed oat. It to 32 lb.. 46Uc; natural white. 30 to XI lb.. 461i4c; clipped while. 40 to ii lbs., FEED Bteadv; Spring brsn. 120.00, to srrlve; middlings, 2JO.S0. to srrlv. HAY-Steady; shipping, S70c; good to choice. TVj95c. HOPS Julet; state, common to choice, 19nfi, U1.V; 1904. nominal; olds, nominal; Pa cific coaat, li, 10Sl&c; llf4, 11412c; old, nominal. HIDES Firm; Oalveton, 20 to 26 lb.. JOc; California. 20 to 26 lb., flc: dry, 24 to SO lbs., IKe LEATHER Steady; add. 2r27Hc. PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; family, $11.00 fill 50: mess. tt.6O09.OO; beef ham. fe0.5fa 22.00; city extra India mesa. n.5nfl7.00. Cut meal, firm; pickled hellle. $10.yaiJ.no; pickled houlder. $.OfS.26; pickled hama, 12.Mil2.60. Lard, barely steady; prim westerly. I(.0; refined, quiet; continent, $9.30. Pork, Arm: family. $18 6i619.00; short clears. $l.7!iei.60; mess. $17.00tfl7.60. TALLOW Steady ; city. 6c: county, JV9 icj5-8teady; domestic, fslr, f&Hc; Ja pan, nominal. BUTTER Firm. Street, price: Extra creamery, 21c. Official price: Creamery, common to extra, lt821o. CHEE8K Firm; new state full cream, large, fair to fancy. MiC'lOVtc; new state, small, inferior to fancy. 7S.fi lOUc. EGO 8 Firm; western first, 16iffl7o; western ecend. 164jlHc. POl'LTR Y Live, firm: western broiler. 22c; fowls, l.Hc; turkey, llfdl2c; dreed. firm; western broilers, 18t?2c; turkeys, 11 &13c; Xowls. U913HC. Bt. leasts General Market. BT. LOl'IS. June 21. WHEAT Lower; No. 2 red. call. elevator. 87Hc; track, 8Hc; July, TOTJ'tc; September, Xvc; No. 2 hard, ali-Mc. CORN Weak; No. 2 cash. &0o; track, HWBWHc July, 4fUc; September, SO'e. OATS Weak; No. t cah, 39c; track. 2H4oc; July. 9e; September, 36c; No. 2 white, 4Jo. FLOUR-Steady; red winter patents, $4.46 40; extra fancy and straight, $3.764.40; clear. $2.7600. SEED Timothy, steady, $2 .50432.90. CORNMEAL Dull. $2.60. BRAN Dull; sacked, east track. ft3S7c. HAY Steady; timothy, tl4.00il7.SO; pralria, tll.DfKftlS.W. IRON COTTON TlES-tl.CO. BAOOINO S HEMP TWINE 7Vc. ' PROVISIONS Pork. lower; Jobbing, $l(.674j- Lard, lower: prima steamed. &.4A. Drv salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts, $!).6ii; clear ribs, $9.76; short clears, $10.00. Bacon, ateody; boxed extra short. $10.60; clear ribs. $10.$2V; short clear, $10.76. ' POULTRY Quiet; chickens, 10c; springs, Klillk-j turkeys, 12V; ducks, $Hc; geese, bc. w t I'TV B B el. d V creamery, lu.2ic; . V. . - . . . j '.Itiatrv. lvalTC I 1X4Q8 Steady at 13U. i tie receipts ana soipment or nour ana I un were Receipts. Shipments. Hour, bbls..., 6,00 8.000 Wheat, bu-.'. 11,000 S2.0fi0 Corn, bu. 32,Oufl 72.0HU Oat, bu 42.1 WO U.000 Mlaaeaaolls Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS. June O. FliOUR-Flrst patents, tt.36iV4.46; second pntents, $4.2041 4. SO; first clear. $3.603. tO; second clears, $2.40&2.56. BRAN In bulk. $16. 16316 60. (Superior Board of Trad Quotations for Minneapolis ' and Chicago delivery.) Th rang of prlcea, a reported by F. D. at Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade, waa: Day Articles ! Open. I Hlgh. Low. Clo. Tes'y Whafct ) July I r S4S 3S 83V, 83A 82S74 8-iH ai ar a uvi 1U 1 II 1 14H! 1 14V 1 16U 11H 1 14Vi 1 14H 1 14, 1 154j 1 14 . 1 14. 1 1$ 1 U4 1 ll dept.. Dec... Flax July.. Bept Oct... Kawsava City Grata aad ProvUloa. KANSAS CITT. Juns O.-WHEAT-July. ibt; Beptemoer. 7c. casn: no. I hard, 77!fi74c: No. a. 7W77Vc: No. 4. iff74c; No. rre5. 824584c; No. 3. 7"a82c: No. 4, 704J77C. CORN July, 48c; September, 48Vc; De cember. 4c. Cah: No. 2 mixed, one; No. 3. 60c: No t white. 61Vc; No. 3, 61c OATS No. $ mixed. S3c. RYE Steady; 60 68c. HAY Steady ; choice timothy, ll.iotr 14 00: choice prairie. $12.00. EOOB Firm: Missouri and Ksnsa new No. $ whttewood caaea Included. 14r; cas count, llc: cases returneu wc less. BUTTER Firm; creamery'. 18Vc; packlni lavsc. . Receipt. Shipment Wheat, bu 14.oo 4 1 .' ! Corn, bu. It. 000 35.000 Oata. bu 3.009 4.000 Mllwaakee Grata Market. MILWAUKEE, June 21. WHEAT Mar. ket. steadv: No. I northern. BKVr7Vc: No, 3 northern. 84V41i-l)Voi September, 84Tt)C. RYE Steady; No. 1. c. BARLEY' Steady ; No. t 6iVj67c; sample, 4W3 ooc. CORN-Hlgher; No. "i cah, 6:i96?Hc; Sep tember, 52c asked. . l.iTrrpeel t.raln Market. LIVERPOOL, June 21. WHEAT Spot, nominal; No. 1 California (In Manchester), ft 6Vd. Futurea. quiet: July. Ha 7,d; Sep tember, ts 8d; December. 6s 8vd. CORN Spot, firm: American mixed, old, 4s 11S4. Km urea, firm; July, 4a 'd. September,- 4a 7S$- Peerta Grain Market. PEORIA. III., June 21. CORN Un changed: No. 3 yellow, 81V; No. 3. Sl'cj No. 4. 60V,c; no grade, 4tl Voc. OATS Firm ; No. 2 white, 40c; No. 3 whit. tMi. No 4 white, SKStTSSVc. WH1SKY-$129. Dnlath Gram Market. DULUTH. June 31-WHEAT-No. I north ern. Kc; Ni. 1 northern, s3'c; July, 83Sc; Seplenber, Sac. OATS To arrive and on track and July, $9C. Toleda Seed Market. TOLEDO. June 11. SEEDS Clover, cash. $ 16. R. No. 2. tec. Timothy, prime, $1.96. Alalke, August. $7.76. Metal Market. . NEW YORK. Jgne 2 1. METALS Thara was an advance of over II In th London tin market, with spot cloaing M (178 It and futures st 117 6s. Locally th market wa Quiet but firm, with po quoted at $19,006 $9.25, Copper was lower in the English market, n it n spot cloaing at ft! Ui and future tl (kj. locaily the market , wa unchanged, with lake quoted at $19. 76 19.00. electrolytic at $18 17 6 It Ii, casting at $18 !i(7 It 1V Lt-ad waa unchanged at $6 T6b5 t In the local market and (It 16 In 1-endoi,. 8pltr was also unchanged In bot'i market, clos ing at 14 10t.J0 locally and at (:7 7a td In London. Iron waa higher in the English market, with atandard foundry quoted at 6na 2d and Cleveland warrants at 60a 4Ud. Ixcally Iron wa lower, with northern grades reduced tw meet the southern de cline. No. 1 foundry nr:ern Is quoted at $II?M 18 76; No. 2 foundry northern, i7.Ttr? Ik S. N. I foundry southern, IT U4 18.00;. No. t foundry southern. I T 04 v ) 7 60. JT. liOi'M. June J1..-T-1II5TALS Laad. steady at .0. tipellci, ii it. NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS PrioM Art Osnortlly Lower on PnoipiUU Selliot bj SpMnlaUrt. SLIGHT RALLY IN LAST HOUR CTrlaa; by Pharts Caaea Posaa ImprOTemeat, bat Close la Eay( with Valae at a Frartlaa Belew liwwti NEW YORK. June 21. A pronounced de termination of speculative holdings In stocks developed In the stock market today. The small regard shown for prices In ef fecting this rmpnse argued a precipitancy w'hli-h had a very rllscoursglng and de pressing effect on speculative sentiment. The cause for th mutation In speculative sentiment are nut alwaya easily discover able and there wa nothing on the surface of the day events which would account at all for the abrupt transition from the confidence manifested In yesterday' buy ing r.f stuck to the cnclle throwing over of holdings which characterised today'a market. The nature and the volume of the selling In view of this lack of explanation of event In Itaelf proved formidable to the maintenance of confidence and gnre rise to a feeling of anxiety of causes lying beneath the surface which might be the Inducement for the large selling which was In evidence In the market. The Impressive selling was especially conspicuous in Penn sylvania and In the United States Steel atock and the sympathetic effect of thl upon the whole market wa very bad. Some of the event of the week which ure regarded as most Important from s financial standpoint are regarded as cal culated to be of especial benefit In Penn sylvania In Its stock market standing and It Is assumed that the benefit thus afforded to the stock waa the motive In bringing about these events. Yesterday's action by the director of the Baltimore Y Ohio In advancing the dividend rftts from a 6 per cent to a t per cent basis was such an event. So wa the statement given out by the president of the Pennsylvania In connection with the flotation of the Pari loan, which was a review of the finances of the company, evidently Intended to re assure public opinion on the subject. That there should be such urgent pressure to sell the stock and such an Important volume of liquidation offered for the purpose In the face of these measures calculated to sus tain the stock 1n the market gave rise to uneasiness on the part of speculative hold er looking to a rise In the price. The persistent sejllng of United State Steel wa of a similar effect on good speculative sentiment. The reported cut In price of southern foundry Iron was considered largely responsible for the weakness In United States Steel, although the aupposed Intention to Issue bond for the resumption of the Tndlana plant was also cited as ground for selling. The cut In southern Iron prices Is enhanced by th fact that It disclose a trade policy traceable to the ame sources a were responsible for the sudden cut In wire prices several year ngo In the midst of promises of unparalleled firosperlty In that trade and active specu atlon In stocks. ld by the authority In the trade. Aside from these somewhat senti mental considerations there were no Im portant developments affecting the stock market. Money on call was easy, the stock mar- Vet liquidation probably having an Influence In this direction. Foreign exchange de clined further In response to the reduction In the Ba.nk of England'a official discount rste, but rates for time money continued strong and only light supplies were offered. Account I taken of the approach of tne time for preparation for the July settle ment which are expected to cause some pressure on money supplies. The grain market remainea under tne innuence or scnttered reports of crop damage which were not calculated to help the stock mar ket. There was some rally on ahort covering during the last hour of the es slon. but the closing tone waa easy and only a fraction above the lowest. Bonds wer eaav. Total sales, par vglue. $1,706,000. United State bonds were nil un changed on cnll. The following are the quotation on the 8tock exchange: . . Bait. Hlh. Low. flni. Adsms Express Amalxsmated Copper Anierttin C. at P Amerlrtn C. gr T. pft.... American Cotton Oil Am. Cotton Oil pfd American Express American H. 1. pfd.... American Ire. eecurltlea. . Amerlce Linseed Oil American Linseed Oil pfd America Locoatotlee ..... Am. Loromottve pfd American S. a- R American aV R. pfd.... American Sugar Refining. Am. Tooacco pfd ctra Anaconda Mining Co AtrhtMMI Atchison pfd Atlantic Coaat Line , Baltimore A Ohio - Baltimore Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. Canadian Partfle Central of New Joraey Central Leather Central Leather pfd Ctweapeeke Ohio Chlcaao Alton, Chlcaa-o Alton pfd Chlcaao Great Weatern . . Chlcao A Northwestern . . thlraeo, Mil. ft 8t. Paul. Chicago T. A T Chicago T. A T. pfd C, C. C. A Bt. Loula ... Colorado Fuel A Iron.... Colorado A Southern Colorado A So. let pfd... Colorado A So. Id pfd.... Consolidated Gas Corn Products Cora Products pfd Delaware A Hudeon Delaware. L. A W Denver A Rio Orande.... Denver A R. O. pfd Wet I Here' Securities Erie It rie let pf Erie Id pfd General Electric Great Norther pfd Hocking Valley Illlnola Central International Paper ..A... international Paper pfd... International Pump International Pump pfd... InlerborouBh Met Imerborouih Mt. pfd lewa Central Iowa Central pfd Kanaai City Southern.... Kaniea City to. pfd Loulevlll A Naehellle... Mexican Central Mioneapoile A St. Louis.. 4 74.110 106V, 1.8MI 40 18 ' ino tOO U' II It'll 30 ru 4(a) ! ' K 100 M4 14 '...(.- 4Pli, 1100 . 71 r. t- l , 100 114 116 J1V i n.l" WH 147Vi' I4 , ' 4fW ll' 414 uj'i I.XOO 114 l no 10014 ton 14 ioc .. 45.100 IUV, 4i 144 . . 4.7CO pn n XV 400 101 0 1024 t0 14?W 141', 140 .. 41.000 114, 117 m toft M ll4 .. J4.40 J 7H ;, . . , 000 IMS 14i I41S , ! .. 1.400 40V n st 100 101 10J 101 .. 1. 100 b 44 '4 ea4a 1 11 .. 1.400 II 1714 174 400 104 too too .. M.4O0 1404k 1774k I74" 1J KMj .. 14.104 54 S tn ' 41 .. 1.400 14t Il4 4Vtj 4V !00 441 44', 44 .. 1.400 14 117 1X41. .. 1.404 114 III, ilk 100 m 40 40 .. 1.400 IU 11114 134 Iti 404 4M4 44S 4)S P SI UV 44 .. 1. 100 4014 44 4e44 .. 11.400 4414 4fi 44 W0 71 744 74U .. 1.400 704k 70 44 40 It; 1J14 144 .. i.we mi4 tt t4-, 114 .. 1.400 141 1714 174'i 10 19 1 1 1 84 14 II 41 44 So .. 11.400 . 4i4 4I4 41 .. 8.800 74i 77V 74 l" rv i7 100 42i Hi 41 100 U14 16 ti 100 14 14 44 4 100 lit 144 144U, .. I. MO 224 11 tl 4 M . St. P. A f 8. M M . St. P. A 8. 8. M. pfd.. Missouri PecHe , Missouri, kenaae A Texas.. M.. K. A T. p'td National Lead Natlonel A. R. of M. pfd.. New York Central New Torh. O. A W Norfolk A Westers Norfolk A W. pfd North American Northern Pacific Faclnc Mall Penneylvanta People's Ua P , C, C. A 8l. L Prenaed Steel Car Pressed Steel Car pfd 147 1M4 IM4 100 1744 17J 171 l.OOO Mia 44 46 1.404 84V 14 I J., 7e 1.10 744 12 7;i 1414 14O0 1744 1444k 1S I.IOO 4S 44 4tL, 11.100 f4k 44 4m n 64 1.400 M7V4 21 10,1V Kio . 14 M 14 74,400 ll?4, U014 U0(j t.OtiO 404k MS 40 40 4.14 M 125 141 41 Pullman Palace Car Readlnf Reading let pfd Reeding td pfd Republic Steel Republic Steel pfd Rock laland Co Rock Island Co. pfd Si. L. A g P. td pfd St. Loula Southwestern.... St Louts S. W. pfd Sloea-SheRleld tlteel Southern Pacific So. PailSr pfd Suuthern Railway So. Railway pfd Tennessee Coal A Iron ... Texaa A Pacific Toledo. St. Louis A W ... T . ft. L. A V'. pfd t'alon Pacific I'nlon Pacific pfd I nlted Statea Eipreaa t'nlled States Realty tailed iie Rubber I S. Rubber pfd lulled Statea Steel I". 8. Steel pfd Va. -Carolina chemical ... Va -Carolina (hem. pfd... toahaah Wabash pfd Welle-Pargo Kipree Weatlaghouso Klertrle .... Western I'nlon Wheeling A Las Erie Wlei-onal Ceetrel Wistonels Cestral pfd Total aalea for Ike day. 117.700 1 44S 140V, 44V, I. 700 nn rik 0 W 84 (4 4110 i 14 i, n ca-ii, a is 100 . 441. 4414 4i 21 40 14 14 424 1 400 74V, 71 7n, 4.lm nv, 4S 47 4, 4 120 114 HtS 1.700 ITVI (, 14S 20 M ML, 4 400 1M 111 14 J 4 II. IO0 Hi, 111 41i 204 17' !7 400 47 S 47S 47 71.40 i,t, 147. 40 44 44 4 n 1,10 44 4414 41 40 , U 4 10 IM 400 US 141, 44, 14.40 1M4, io 14 101 1.000 40 40 0 10, 1.1 8 144, 44V, 40 44 V. 44S 4.'.4 17 14 104 41 k, 414 im 171 17V ltv l.tll.m'eaers. " N lark Mining; Stack. NEW YORK. June 21. Closing quotation on milling siuvnoi "fir. Ada ma 1 M'tle Cklef . Alice Bl ear . Kranaslrk Con .. Com at or, TuetieJ. (oa. Cat A V.. Horn SI leer Ire Slieer .... Leadellla Cog ... Otlered. . tvv .. 40 . 24 . . 14 .. 11 ,.m .. 4 OntaH ophir Pbeeai Pokmi Sava Sierra Neeaas HauJI Hope . bUudard . lie . 8 . 44 . IS . 4 10 Bank mt England 9ta4raseat. LONlON. June 21. -Th weekly statement of the Hank of Ftig!nd shows the follow ing rhaoges: Tctal resere. Incrensen 2. Oot.vCv-; circuUtion. Increaae, l,i.i,o.v, bui- Hon. Increase, CJ.tntVtM; other securities. In crease, 4l8.onp; other deposits, decrease, 8siO; public deposits. Increase. av2.47t.(s; notes reserve. Increase 2.041,000; govern ment aecurltle, unohanged. Th proportion of th bank reserve to liability this week Is 49 per cent. Jaw Terk Mssey Market. NEW YORK, June 21. MONET On call, steady, 2Si per cent: ruling rate. 8 per cent; closing bid and offered. 2H per cent; time loans, strong; sixty dsya. 4 per cent; ninety days, 4 per cent; six months, 3 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE) PAPER -M3H per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE Firmer at re covery at 4Jk".liti4 Asia for demand and at $4 82203)4 6276 for sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4.Kt4 K.4 and $4.8a-4.s; commer cial bills. $4 82. SILVER Bar. 6Sc; Mexican dollars, 80e. PONDS Government, steady; railroad, easy. (quotations on New Tork bond today were aa follows: V. 9. ref la, rcg dn coupon .... t. g. la. reg ... do eonpen V. S. old 4. reg IW Japan a M sertee. "4 dn 4a it fa S4 lot do He etre do Id series " I,. A N. unl. 4a 1"J .I: dn coupon to' .Man e. g. 4a I Central 4s et U. S. new 4a. reg. .Wi, I Mex no coupon . . . Am. Tobacco 4. no 4a Atehtaon gen. 4e do adj 4e Atlantic C. L. 4 llt't do let Ine II 71 Mlnn. A St. .. 4s.. P4 5IJS!M.. K. A T. 4a S We, : do IS I M'vN R. R of M. e. 4s. tit N. V. C. g ins H N 1 c. g. La m Bel. A Ohio 4a I0i do Site M No. PactSc 4a. . .U- Brk. R. T. e. 4a tT la Central of Oa. to ....111 do let Inc M do M Ine ii do la N. A W. r. 4a ... O 8. L. rfdg. 4. Penn. cone. ia.. Reading gen. 4.. tori, ) 9"n iniii 114 do Id Inc M ll'H A Ohio 4u.a...)07 St. L. A 1. M Chicago A A. IWa ... fas" LA P.- fg. 4s. It C, R. A Q. a. 4o.,..ls St. K S W. c. 4a .. 11 C, R. I. A P. 4a.... im Seaboard A. L 4s ... Km do col. 4e t Bo. Pacific 4e CCC. A St. L. g. 4a .10114 do 1st 4e rtfa Colo. Ind. 4a, aer. A. ITSe. Railway t lie do series B 7?vITeiae A P. la I17' Colorado Mid 4a it T, St. L A W. 4a.. Ill Colorado A So. (a.... MVrnlon Pacific 4a W Cuba Its .iwk, 8. Steel Id aa...'.. Ml P A R O 4e lank Weheeh la IU4 Diet I Here' See. u 0 deb B el Krte p. I. 4s 10i ,Wea!ern M4. 4s.. do gen. 4s A L. E 4e.. Hocking Val. 4Hl lk IWIa. Central 4a.. Japan 4a K4kl -ullLred. Boston Itoeka aad PJoad. BOSTON, June 21.-Call loan, -i cent; time loans, 4-u - ter cent, closing on stocks and bonds: ee4a per uincial Alchlenn ad). 4a , 4 Adrenture da 4o .101 .eAllnuex . IfVilAmaliamated ... . sS 'American Zinc .. .! Atlantic .!4R R!ngham .); '"cel. A llecla.. .!. ;Centenn)al ,ia t opper Range ... .1014 Daly West .147- Franklin . .'41 Oranby . Hi, tela Royal . 41 Maaa. Mining ... Mex Central 4a Atchison do pfd Poeton A Albany.. Rneto A Maine Beaton Elsrated ... Pitch burg pfd ...... N. V., N. H. A H. I'nlon Pacific Amer. Arge. Chem. do pfd Amer. Pne. Tnbe Amer. Sugar liiV, Michigan d pfd ist Monawa Amer. T. A T lit I Mont. C. A C. Amer. Woolen 44 Old Dominion . do pfd 14 jOeeeola dominion I. A S e4 Parrot at ..in .. M .. M .. M .. 7V Edison Klee. Ill MV (Julncy Maes. Klectrle I It'-ennon ....... do pfd Maaa. Gas I nlted Frslt Vnlisd 8hoe Mark. do pfd North Butt . in '"Tamarack ... . lV Trlnlty .104V4 I'nlted Copper . . a if 8. Mining... . n l'. S. oil . Mi I'teh . . e, 1 .. e4. .. !. .. e4 .. 4 .. k ..111 V. 8. Steel .I4S1 Vlorta dn nfil . inul . Wlnitne Westing, common ... Ki Jwoleerlne .. AShed. "tud. London t"lolng Stocks. LONDON. June 31. Closing quotations on the Stock exchange were: Console, money .. 81 11-11 N. Y Central.. .141 . ' . la . 41 . 44 . 4 . 4l4 . 4714 . 4.1, . 4i .102V, . 70 4 .141' . 41 . 44 .1071 . 44 do account V Norfolk A W... Anaconda II do pfd Atchleon e da pfd 104 Baltimore A Ohio... II Canadian Pacific I!e CTiea. A Ohio X; Chicago Ot. W ... ii C, M. A I. P 144H DeBeers I!S Ontario A ' Pennayleanta Rand Mlnea ....... Reading do let pfd do td pfd Southern Railway ' dn pfd Deneer A R do pfd ... O 44 Vfnuthern Pacific . . Ji In ton Pacific . 4.V, .do pfd . ki 8. Steel a ij , 1 1:0 pfd '. abaah tin pfd Bile do let pfd do id pfd Illlnola Central ... Louleellls A Naah M., K. A T SILVKR Rar.' stf. 3o 6-lod per ounce .xinleh 4a Hit Mune.1 per cent. The rte ot atsitount in the open market for hort bill Is S'nSVa per cent; for three months' bills, 3t434 per cent. Bank -of Franc Statemeat. PARIS. Juno '.'l.i-The weekly statement of the Bank of France show tne following Chang: Notes In circulation, decrease, !7 IRA ItfUl franKf traaaiipv dannalia tnereaee 34.660,014) franca; general deposits, increase. tl..tiuo francs; gnia in nana, increase. j.7i5, francs: silver in hand. Increaae, Z.i&.Ouu francs; bUI discounted, decrease, 2i.2nO,nou francs; advances, decrease, 96O.0U0 franca. ' Trcaaarg- Statement. WASHINGTON. June 21 Today s state ment of the treasury balances In the gen eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold reserve, shows: Available cash jhalance. $188,310.(108; gold coin and bullion, ma&.lll; gold certificates, $38,061,210. Bask Clearing;. OMAHA. June 21. Bank clearings for to day were $1,864,666.10; for th corresponding day of laat year th clearings were II. HC. 686.42. Foreign Financial. LONDON. June 21. Money waa In mod crate demand today ' and supplies wer plentiful. Discounts were weak. Trading on the Stock exchange continued cneerrul without much Increase In business. The reduction In the Bank of England's rate of discount, which was partly discounted yesiernay, neipen sni-raejea securities sen erally. Home rails Improved a fraction. The foreign section appreciated the more cheerful Paris advices. Americans opened firm and ruled to well over parity in the forenoon. The Baltimore A Ohio dividend was mainly responsible for the Improve ment. Southern Pacific waa active on div idend rumors. The sdvsuc continued In the afternoon on New York support until the laat half hour, when a break In United Slates Steel occurred on rumors of a new Issue and the rest of the market declined In sympathy and closed with prices eaay Kafllra Improved sllghtlly. Japaneae Im perial 8a of 1304 closed st 102. Cotton Mnrket. LIVERPOOL. June 21 -COTTON-Spot, In fair demand: prices. 7$9 points higher; American middling, fair. .65d; good mid dling, j.34d; middling. fi.l?d; low middling. 6.9td; good ordinary, 6.74d; ordinary, 6.64d. The sale of the day were lO.OOtj bales, of which l.f'O were for speculation snd ex- rnrt nnd Included 9.400 American: receipt, nno bale. Including 700 American. NEW YORK. June a. COTTON Spot linked eltady. 6 points decline; middling uplands. 1 Oleic; middling gulf, 11.16c; snles, 12,728 bale. NEW ORLEANS, June 21. COTTON Spot closed steady; aalea, 500 bales: low ordinary, 7 9-liie. nominal; ordinary, 8 l-1c; good ordinary. fSrt lw middling. 10 3-lfic; middling. 10 15-14c; good middling, 11 7-l0c; mlildling fair. 11 16-lc, nominal; fair. 12 "-Iii.-. recelpta. 842 bale; stock, 68,672 bnles. PT IX5UIS. June 21. OTTON-Steady; middling, 11 1-lbc; aale. ii bale: receipt. 4S bale; shipments, none; stock. 91.140 bale., Oil and Koala. NEW YORK. June 21. -Oil CottoiiBeed. easv; jirune t-rude. f. o. h. mills. 2.Sc; pr'me yellow. 35(11371 Sc. Petroleum, steady; refined. New York. $7.W. Turpentine, fl:m ai sjiMi4ic. ROSIN Firm: t rained, common to good, 14.00. SAVANNAH. G., June 21. -Ol L8 Tur pentine. Arm. 67Sc, ROSIN A. B. C.'tJ.bfl; D. K. F. $4 00; O. $4 lo64 12H; H. $4 20; I. $4 16; K. $4.3u; M. $4 46: W Q. $4 7; W W $4 86 OIL CITY, June 21 OU S-Credlt bal anrea. 114 Shlptnenta, Kl 179 hills ; aver age, 84.644 bbla. Runs. 89.1S2 hhls. ; aver age. 81.482 hhls Lima shipment, t3.9rfl bbls : average. 63.877 bbla. IJma run, (i. ; bbl.; average, $7,210 bbla. near aad Mel a. NEW YORK. Jun 21-SUGAR-Rw, firm; fair refining. 3c, centrifugal, 98 teat, vue 11-o.L. .,i..i (, .th, ri lined ... ' a - Uw V n a 1 : . . . . Ullie, . . J. w.-v- , .-. ,, . im-, 4 05c; No. 10. 4 00c; No. 11, ( 96ci 190c: No. '1. 3.864 ; No. 14, 186c; No. 8. No. 11, eonrec- tinner' A. 4Mc; mould A. 8 06c: cm In.e ( 4"c: crushed, (4uc; powdered, 4.ir; granl ulated, 4 7c. NEW ORLEANS, June H -SUGAR-Open kettle centrifugal. 3vl 7-I4V: centrifugal while, (c: rentrlftigul yellow, JSI''; sec ond, 2J'4V Co4Te Market. NEW TORK. June 21 COFFEE Market for future opened Meady at an advance of 6V&10 polnta on a little local buvlng and European support. The close wa attadv at a net advance of 5tfl0 points. The net sales Including the swlti he of 3.no bags wer reported at 87.6nO bags. The business Included Jul at (V: Se.teinber. :5c; o-tooer. h..n.; feetniwr. 8. 4n 5v ; Mar"h. th June 1 tl I June 20 iv I June 21 14 .1 U4 1H 104 QMAilA LIVE STOCK M1RKET Ctttlt Trtdt Ifort Aetivt, with PrioM Steady to GtroDf. HOGS CONTINUE ON THE DOWN GRADE All Record Flrekea by Beg Receipt thing "Jaw ar laaportaat te II Reported Regarding the gfceea Trad. SOUTH OMAHA. Jun fl. 108. Receipt were: Cattl. Hogs. Sheep Official Mondar .... Official Tuesday .... Official Wednesday Of.Vial Thursday .. .. 2.114 ".181 tot ... 4.8'A ... 4.864 ... $.600 If, 4 21. HI 16.000 1.000 1.414 LA") Four day this week.. 14.928 o.M2 $.9:$ Sam days Isst week...lti.lll 68.197 7.436 Same two week ago. .. Id. 14. 16.477 11.674 Bama three weeks ago. .17. 41 48.481 11,766 Same four weeks ago... 18,197 67.8.14 12.416 Rame days laat year 18.17$ 46,74 14,831 The following table shows th receipts of cattle, bos and sheen at South Omaha ,nr 'ho year to date, compared with laat er: ijot Ha. Inc. Csttle 467.467 408.24.1 4?.2l4 Hog .l,3'i3.4.tt 1.201 .n.18 1A1.SO0 Sheep 748,371 iln.sra si,tss CATTLE QUOTATIONS. The following will show th price paid for th different kind of cattle on the Bouth Omaha market: Good to cholc corn-fed steer $4 $"5.50 lair to good corn-fed steerk 4.)fu4..i t-ommon to fair corn-fed steer.... 4 0n4tO Oood to choice cows and heifers.. 4.0nj4.6S Fair to good cowa and heifers.. J.8.VI4 .00 tommon to (air cows and heifers.. 1 ti64y:. Oood to choice stockers A feeders. $.7ffli'4.26 ' o good stockers and feeders. $2.Vu375 Common to fair stockers 1 0tf8 25 Bulla, stags, otc S.704J4.26 Val calve 4 Ooat li Th following table ahow the serage price of hog at South Omaha for the laat several day, with comparisons: Isfe. I ltot. 1906.:i904.!19i. 1902. 11901. ;i900. June 10. I I 20! 4 75' t Oil 7 2t, t 88, I jun, n el I 4 79 t 03; 7 881 i 91, S 01 i (18, 1 t 00, 7 32 1 i 89 , 4 97 6 I 1H 4 721 071 7 Del M 4 ett j. 1, t 27S, 6 131 4 84 7 111 I HI 4 86 t 34 6 19 4 82 6 9i It 87, 4 89 Of; K3 f 08, 9 V.1 7 -'4 4 96 I 2tl 4 f-'l ( 96'' 7 : ( M' t KH4I 4 93 6 971 7 26 6 89! ( 03 , 1 1 a 19. - 1 4 7 44; i v I 6 HO I 6 ln 6 00 6 881 7 13 6 t, 4 94 I I 6 10, ( 07 I 7 43, 6 92, 4 93 Sunday. RANGE OF TRICES. Cattl. Hog. Omaha r nawA u ic rL.n in 1 v "icsao j. to 640 j.as Kansas City 2.1S4J6 70 St. Loul 10iK4S.j Sioux City lOOkT6.26 6.011 !flJ.t 4 60 4J 6 WEDNESDAY'S SHIPMENTS. The following snow the, ntimoer of cars of stockers and feedera ahlorjed to tha coun- I try and their point of destination: CATTLK. Car. W. Flegena, Hamilton, La. Q 1 C B. i reetnsn, Calg, Neb. M. A O I J. W. brooks, Blair, Neb. M. At 0 1 Woif-Meyer Co., Hampton, Ntb. U. W.. 2 i.eonara at u.. t-osan. is t. i A. L. Pufler. Missouri Valley. la. N. W. ! 1 George Weyor, Murray. Neb. Mo. P HORetFS. J. R. White, Plcareli, .Neb U. P Thomas Hanlgan, Kimball, Neb. U. P. A. Harrow, uaaalooaa, la. K. I C. M. Larson, Kxlra, la. K. 1 P.. Miller, Tecumaen, Neb. g Huosun Ai Bros., Louisville, Ky. Wab. J. C. Southwaard, Allen, Kan. Mo. P. I. B. Holiettower, fiucyrus, Kan. Mo. P, J. K. Cook, Lexington, Ky. Q... B. R. Tiller, xlumanvtlle. Mo. Q J. Ramabottom, Narka, Kan. R. 1 S. S. Cameron, Jamaica, la. Mil O. Smith, Iron Mountain, Mich. Mil... kl. l. Burton, Crown Point, lnd. N. W, R. Melvln, Woodard, N. T.-N. W M. u. Aliehy, Malvern, la. Q H. B. Miller, Afton. la (J .. tl. It. LocKIn, Amelia, la. I. C J. V. McMillan, Leland. la. I. C 8. N. Bladen. Coleridge. Neb. M. A O. A. Russell. Wakefield, Neb. M. A O H. Siemeler, Coxad. Neb, U. P Beman A H., Delta, la. R. I H. C. Bartlow, Clilcago, 111. N. W 8. R. Moornead, Delolt, Mich. K. W... John Brown, Slielblna Mo. Q E. D. Benton, Crown Point, Ind. N. W. The 1 ofllctHl number of cars of stock brought In today by each road waa: cattle, nogs, eneep. 11 sr.. C, M. A St. P., 1 I Wabash 1 1 .. Mi.ouii Pacific 2 i 1 L P. Syetem 8 47 $ 1 C. A N. .. east...... $ 1 C. A N. .. wet.... S8 bt C, HI. P., M. O.... 4 19 1 C., B. Ai Q.. east t ( 1 C, B. A Q.. west 31 65 3 C. R. I. oi P.. ent.. 2 t C. R. 1. P.. west.. 20 4 Illinois Central 2 Chicago Ot. Western. 2 X Total receipts 164 207 I 4 The disposition of the day receipts was as follows, each buyer purchasing th r um ber of head indicated: Buyers. Cattle. Hogs, Sheep. Omaha Packing Co.. 462 1.183 2.49 4.471 4.700 Swift and Company Cuduhy Packing Co Armour A Co Omaha Pck. Co., K. C... Cudahy Pk. Co.. So. St. P. Cudahy Pk. Co.. K. C... 788 793 8"4 44 168 "ii 18 28 49 "ii ( 897 192 256 ; vantiant ft t o tubman A Co.... w 1 n.,,...' i jjj'h 4 g0n Klngan A Co 432 Sol Degan J. B. Root A Co Krey Packing Co Independent Pck. Co St. Itula Dr'netl Beef Co. Cudahy Bro. Co 8. A 6 Other buyers 108 468 h'40 (32 111 290 Totsl .02 K.38S 1,345 CATTLE There wa a lair run of cat tle her for a Thursday, the receipt be ing somewhat larger than a ween ago.'For seme reason or other there was a better feeling prevailing on the market and thu trade aa a rule was in better shape. Buyers seemed to have need for quite g good many hnef cattle and wer out eany and mora active bidder than any previous day this week. The price paid were fully steady with yeaterday while In spots It looked a Utile atronger. That la, salesmen who happened to have uch cat tle a buyera especially wanted, figured that they were able to aecure a little be, ter prlcea than yeaterday. It waa, to sy the leHst, a good, firm market. There was not enough good dry lot cows snd heifers in sight to make any very great showing on the market, but such there were sold very readily at good, strong price. Urass cow and heifer con tinue very alow and weak. Oood bulla arc selling aa well aa at any time, but It ' verv hard work to dispose of crass bulls, no one eemlng 10 want that kind. Venl calves are good sellers every day. tha en of them bringing largely 18.26. There were no stockers or feeders in sight and there Is nothing of any Im portance to b said regarding the markt. Representative aalea: BEEF STEERS. , I June ... jun 14... ,5 June 16... Jun Ilea Jun 17... i Jun 18... I - w e a I I He. A. Pr. K. Ae. Pr. 1 740 1 II II nto 4 40 14 444 I 71 tl im t M I 424 I 10 1 n7 4 M 14 411 4 00 44 1224 4 40 1 PJ 4 00 44 121.J .4 4 444 4 14 1141 4 i) 11 1 4 .1 4 10 U 1171 4 40 1014 4 14 24 1U1 4 H 14 444 4 40 14 mo 4 44 4 1044 4 io M 1211 I 00 I 425 4 40 20 12VJ a o 44: 4 4 4 ;4o t 0 1041 4 44 14 un 1 0 14 Ml Hi 4 Ill 4 U0 14 444 4 4 14 1174 4 24 41 4 40 4 14V4 I 10 Utt 4 44 II 124 4 44 14 ill! 4 4 14. UT7 I I Ills) 4 14 M 1144 I 1 It 1014 4 14 II Iteo I 11 14 1141 4 7 41 111 ( 1 II 1011 4 1 4 H'4 f 14 III 1244 4 71 It lltl I 10 44 1141 4 14 74 1 Ml 1 44 It 1141 4 74 4 140 I 44 14 IK I 4 1 114 I lo 11 1111 4 44 11 ....1144 I 14 44 1014 4 44 U 1474 1 ft II 1110 4 44 1477 1 4 TOW. 1 40 I 4 1 74 I 40 1 4M I 44 t 10 4 ,4 1 1' 1 1 11 I 4u 1 41 1 4 1 imo 1 M 1 IS 1 1 1 10 1 40 1 IIM 1 4 1074 1 4 1 440 I 14 1 IM I II 1 44 1 2 1111 I 1 1l I 1 1144 1 14 4 41 1 4 1 ;o I . 1 1114 I a 1 11M I 7 1 424 I 40 1 1140 I it 1 lit 1 4v 4 Him 1 ii 1 84 tt I 144 I 14 " 1 0 I I"e4 I 74 4.4 I 4 It 114 1 11 II :4 I 44 1 1114 1 14 WO 114 I 440 I tl'iO 1 74 4 Ill I It 1 IM I 74 1. 1110 I 40 I 1 It I IK 4 40 1 47 4 n I 10.4 I 4 1 UM I V 8 US I 8 1 tst I 1 in 4 0 I .n4 s 1 11 re 4 4 1 s( tie 4 I 1 44 I as vi 4 i 1 tone I on 4 1a4 4 14 48 I IS I M 4 M 1 IOT4 I M II 44 4 IS 1 114 I U 1 inn i 1 Ilea I 4 I ?in 4 14 1 Ul I 4e 1114 4 44 H TITERS. I I 44 14 I 44 1 44 I 44 I aet N 1 W 1 Ml I 44 4 714 14 1 tor I 74 1 40 14 t IT I Tl I TT I SO 1 40 4 14 1 114 I I 1 1014 4 I I 41 4 1 4M 4 14 I IT4 I 4S 4 sat 4 II 4 141 1 9 4 44 4 44 BULLS. 1 I I 4 Ml I tl 1 1110 I 71 I tfoo I 1 me 1 o 1 i4is 4 1 410 1 o 1 man I 74 1 1 1 40 I Kio I 14 1 1140 14 I 1411 I 74 1 I'M 1 44 I 1414 I 40 1 14n 1 W 4 leoa, 4 no 1 104 1 0O I in; ft I ltd I 14 CALVES. 1 t 1 10 1 4 8 IS 1 K4 4 74 1 k 140 4 74 1 140 4 It II 1F4 I T4 1 14 I OS 1., tto 1 T, 4 1 4 1 II I Tl 1 17 I 44 4 141 4 74 1 1X0 I 44 4 10; 4 40 1 140 4 4 1 140 M 1 11 I 40 STOCKERS AND FEF.DER8 1 I I 70 44 I 40 40 t 44 1 470 I 40 1 400 I 00 1 474 1 40 1 474 I 00 I 440 1 40 1 440 1 H 4 444 I 4 1 I 1 1 4 740 I 40 1 144 I 44 4 11 I 44 1 74 in , STAGS. 1 1140 I 00 1 1440 4 1 .,..1140 4 04 HtiUN 1 ne official count or ycaterdav'a receipts of hogs showed that to have been the largeat oay in the history of the 8011th Omaha hog market, 21,601 hogs having ar rived at tne yards. Previous to thai day th record waa held by July 11, 1894. when 20,68 hogs were received. A noted ves terday the big run In 1894 wa occasioned by the drouth of that year, which com pelled farmer to market not only their matur hog, but their pigs and breeding stock as wall. A considerable number of the arrival at that time were only pigs, aome of them so small that the tock yard company was compelled to place narrow stripe between the plank ot tho pen to prevent the escape of youngster. Yeaterday no such condition prevailed, the receipts consisting of mature hogs of fair to good average quality. It might he added that yeaterday'a record breaking run wa handled In very satisfactory shape, the great hlg bulk of all the hoes selling In good season In the morning and at very satisfactory prices, the average of all tho sales being $S.2.0. There waa another liberal run of hogs this morning, over 200 fresh cars being re ported In. The liberal recelpta and advicea of lower market at other point cued buyer to tart out bidding fully (e lower than yeaterday'a market, that I. $6.26 for the general run of hog. They did not get very many on the opening bid and gradually the market firmed up until It waa not on an average over me lower than yeaterday. On thl bast th hogs very freely and the big bulk of all the nogs changed handa In good season In tha forenoon. Aa will be noted from the ale below (he hog verv Isrgelv went at $8.25 45 8.30. with $t,27 tt, the popular prices, whereas yesterdav the. bulk waa at $6.27 H ifr33H. with 88.30 the popular price, (t will be noted from the taS of av price that th hoa sold o-i an averasr Just about where they did on Thursday of last week, the advance since that day hav Ing been wiped out. Representative sale; No. II 41 71 70 71.... II.... 14 71.... 4 71 It.... 71 47.... II.... 14 ... 40.... 44. . 44,... 71. .1. 41:... 71.... 71.... 7..;. 87.... 74.... 71.'... 47.... 41.... t..-..' .... 7... a... 44... 71... 74.... 71.... 71.... 74.... 71.... T4.... A. ..174 .14 ..121 ...117 ...10 ...140 ..111 ...114 ..111 ...117 ...140 ...111 ..111 ..111 ...211 .. 2JI .141 ,,.101 . . .170 ...Ml ...114 ...114 ...! . ..W7 ...114 ...111 ...it; ...144 .174 ...447 ...14 ...114 ...1!0 ...140 ,..17 ...III ...IM ...112 ...Ml ...113 ,..114 So. PT. No. Ae. h. Pf. 40 I 22V, 41 114 till 4 17V, 40 111, 4 14 40 7i 1 14 41 131 140 17i, ... 14 71 144 ... 7'4 40 4 74 141 ... 1 77V, III i IS 74 247 40 I7V, M M 47 177 40 17 V tl 14 4(1 II ... I 17V, 40 14 74 274 40 4 27 V, 40 4 IS 7 140 ... 171 4(1 M , 71 Ill rM 1714 40 4 1(1 7 Ill 10 27V, 10 27V, 41 It SO I 17V, SO 4 rvj 14 Ill 140 4 1714 .... 11V, 44 114 40 4 171 17V, 70 101 ... 1114 40 I 17 V, 14 Ill 40 4 271, 40 17V, 47 II 40 17V, ... 4 17V, 44 144 40 1 27 V, 80 I 27 V, 41 211 140 27 V, 14 77 V, 74 O0 10 27 V, 10 I7i 44 ISt 40 ( 1714 SO 4 27V, It 147 40 17V, 40 1 27 V, 74 JWI 40 17 V, MO C7V, 40 141 40 4 17 V, 120 I 17V, 44 117 10 4 Mv, 170 4 171 44 14 ... 44 140 27V, 47., :0. 40 10 40 4 17 V, 44 til 200 4 10 . 40 4 27V, !,...-. 711 no I 10 120 1 171, 44 171 10 1 10 ... I7i 71 14 ... I 40 IN ( 27 27 ... 4 40 10 4 27V, 4 !4t too 4 10 40 17 V, II 14 40 4 14 140 4 Ti, 4 M7 ... '4 10 10 1 27V, 42 140 ... 4 40 ... 4 17V, II HI ... 111, 100 4 tlv, it.t 144 ... 4 4214 120 1714 I 1 ilv, ... 27 V, U 114 ... g, BOARS. 1 II ... 4 0 SHKcp Aside from a little bunch of yearlings, there waa practically nothing on aale thia morning excepting lamb and not many of them. The beat lainha here old a high aa $7.26, while good yearling brought $6.60. There la verv little that .could he aaid about the trade aside from the fact that It wa ateady, with desir able stuff In good demand a usual. A will be noted from the figures In the table of receipts, the arrivals thia week are run ning considerably behind those of a year to. quotations on clipped slock: Good to cholc western lamb. 18.a&4JJ.25: fair to gnoa lamo. 4.Z1T bt 788 western lambs 7! 91 89 6 6t 74 ewes and wethers... $t western lambs 8 60 7 A CHICAGO LIVK STOCK M.RK Cattle Strong; Hog Fire lo Ten (eats Lower theep Steady. CHICAGO. June 21. CATTLE Receipt., (.000 head; market strong: good to prime, $4.0ofi4.10; cow.. $3.00414 50; heifers. $1.78 03.60; bulls, $2.7Mj4.:'5: ealvea. $6.754j 50; tocker and feedera, t 75-4. 75. HOGS -Receipt, 3:.( head; market 54) 10c lower; choice to prime heavy, $i S!v bV87H; medium to good heavy, tK.:rt 6 86; butcher weights, $(5.66f(S 80; good 10 choice heavy mixed, tti.aj'lrii.&o; packing, $i.0047f.62V. SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipt, I0.0i0 head: market steadv: sheep, ((.Smg,. M; yearlings, $6.O(i0ii.75; shorn lambs, $j.2fntt 7.80. Kansas Clip Live ioc.k Market. KANSAS CITY. June 21 CATTLE Recelpta 5.000, including 2.000 southerns; market strong to 10c higher. Choice ex ports and dressed beef steer.' $5,254; 5.75 tl.i 1 fair to good. 4 4.0.1 a 0 western steers, $3.(0v5.30: stocker and feeders, $2.6004 00: southern steers, $3,001 4 76; southern cows, $2. 1643 60; native cows, $:.:$ 4 60; native heifers, !0Oj6.15; bulls. $2.50? 4.00; calves. t.'.50H .no. HOOP Recelpta 15.010 head; market 5 4ji 10c lower. Top. $(i.47Vi): hulk of sales, $6.3043 8 f5: heavy. 14. 45'" 8 47 S : packerr. Ml V 8 47 W; pig and light. 5 . 5 i 8.40. SHEEP AND LIMBS Receipts 2.800 1 hed; market strong e I tic- higher. -'-son wethers, $8.60- lamhs. 8.oor7.74: fed ahep and yeaning. 4f 0048 6: Tea and Arlsona clipped yearllnge. 15.60 ft 7.00 : Texaa and Ar'xona' cPpned sheep. i i 1 t.60: Texas giat. 81 60 4J J.75 ; stockers snd feeders, $3 253 5.00. 81. Joseph l ire gtoek Market. ST. JOSEPH. M . Jun- il i'4TTI,K- Receipt 1.2S8 had: ntrket strong to Ifle ' higher. Natives. $4.25 7i 6 Td; cow snd ' heifers. 11 7645 4 60; stocker and feeders, ' $3 00r4. It. ' j HOT.8 Receipt 13T44 had: msrket I 10c lower. I.iein. $t;otSS: m-dlum and! heavy. It.tOfM 50. HEEP AND 1,4MB'-Re -elot '9: market strong to 10c higher. Lambs, $7.70; yearlings. $.I5. glen rily l ire 8leV Msjrkel. SIOI'X CITT. June 21 -(Special Tlermi CATTLE-Receleiif. ero head: nrkrt trnrg: stockers tedv h-i. 34Vft5j3; cows, bulls and mixed 83 3014 50: sUKk I er and feeders, $3,404(4.20; calve and vear 1 lines. 13(ioi4.10. ' HOGS Receipt. 80 head market lower: selling at $t:rq(40; hulk of sale., K2t.274. St. I.onls l ive lr rk Market. t4T. LOl'IS. Mo.. June ;1 -i'4TTI Receipt 1.000 hed. includliie 1,810 Texsns; market hlehr. Kativs shipping and export steers. 14 90 5 86. dree.ed be,f and butcher steer. (1 76 a i 30; steer under I 10(1 pound. 116041; stoi-Wers nd feeder, (7. 6049 4 26: cow and heifers. 8".4M)trt; tanner tl 80. 2 00; bull 14l 4 0 calve 11 044,40. Ters, and ilill lamhe II ivn i fjo.ho; good to choice yea ring, tf.004? I JT", A Norwav k iii" ki.,i. 8 60: fair to good yearling. $6.0tf.00; good to choice wether. $6,000 t.25; fair to !kn liulJi mlknn c- Kgs.ml.sd h',L good wethers $6.7o8.00; good to choice J.". 5"mM VrMX&'-iVtitin 00d W"- ,S- AN5c;Malne8 Cti, 7-X. CReprebrnUuV."aV.:S- , ' I A1 ML fec'in P'.n,W' Ko av rr grated, !-lb., I2.0itti; sliced. ll.lvKlj i native cull ewra im In t.allon apples, fancy. $3 90; California aprl- loSpV ni lamb. r m cot., . Il.40nr2.00; pe.r. $1.7Et!?.50; peacfies. Mnativ'ewTs 140 8 fnrV. ".); H. C. peaches, i.KW2.io. 23 Tprlni TaTt'bs Jn ? it Alaska salmon, red. $1.-5; fancy Chinook. ifi T. F.. $2.10: fancy sockeye. F., $l.s: sardlnea. cows and belf. ers. 11 mm nn. Hi i IS Receipts 9.600 head: market lower: pigs and tUhts, ii ers. $8 ii.itt gt. butchers 44 4'. tf 86. 6111 69. pei-h-and best hray. SHK.KP AND LA MRS Receipts Sort head; market steadv; native mutune 11 0(4 4t oo; ismha. $4 oo'ti 8 00, culis and buck. $1 764)1 8 00; stocker. $3 001 4 80. w York l.lxe jltork Market. NEW YORK. June 21 - BFEVF8 -Receipts. 262 head, all for ' slaughtrr. Nothing doing today. feeling steady; drrssed beef In fair demand at 7Viiilvc per lb.; extra licef. Sc CALVK8 Receipts. K7 hesd; no demand for veal: very little for buttermilk, which were 6iii7o lower: 4Tood butter milks sold at $3n. Preseeti' cnlve. lower; city dressed veals. 84ille per th; country dresed TOIOc: dressed buttermilk. Sitpsvac. HO IS-Receipts, I If head, market, nom Inallv steady: no ssle reported. SHEEP AND leAMHfl fteveipl. 819 head; mat ket for sheep, easier: lamhs. 1fc higher; lamli. $8.2Fi4i9.ttl, yearlings, (SOiM'd X. atock In Slgkt. of live stock al the six Receipts prin- clpal wreiern markets yesterday: Cattle. Hug. 3.6"0 l5.Vi0 400 6. 4h0 5.000 16.000 1.233 13.744 3.O110 9.500 (.mo Jifloa Sheep. 1.200 i.in 948 3.600 10.00 South Omaha Sioux City . Knnsa City St. Joseph .. St. Loul Chicago Total 18.133 88.644 18.448 OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET. Condition of Trade and annotation on Maple nnd Fancy Prodnc. EGGS-Reoelpts. liberal; freah stock. HV. LIVE POULTRV-Hena, S9(-; roosters. 5c; turkeys, 1.i,c; ducka. 10c. spring chick ens, I842CC per lb. BUTTER-Packlng stock, 13V; cholcs to fancy dairy. 15c; creamery, 21MW!. HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Feed com pany: No 1 upland, $10.60; medium, $960; coarse, $8 00. R traw. $6.5u. BRAN Per ton, $17.60. NEW VEGETABLES.. TO M A TO E8 Tex a a, per crat of 20 lb . net. $1.26. WAX BEANS-Per markat basket of about 16 lb., $1 2t hTRlNO BEANS Per market basktt of about 15 lbs.. $1.25, TURNIPS. P.KET3 AND CARROTS -Per dos. bunches, 26e. ' LEAK LETTUCE Hothouse, per dog. head, 20c. CUCUMBERS Home-grown, per dog., 4Jc; Texaa, ner bu. box, $1.76. ONIONS California, 2Hc per lb.; Texas, In crates, white, $1.75; yellow, $1.16. GREEN ONIONS-Per dos. bunchsa, 300, RADISHES Per dos. "jnches, 15c. CABBAGE California. $c per lb. CAULI FLOWER Per dos. heada, 760. OREEN PEAS-Per bu., $1.60. NEW POTATOFS-Per bu.. $1.00. OLD VEGETABLES.' POTATOES Home-grown, per bu., (All 60o; South Dakota, per bu., 760c; Colorado, 90c per bu. NAVY BEANS Per bu., $1 8S; No. t tl.lo. LIMA BEANS-Per lb.. tc. I'ROPICAL FRUITS. DATES Per box of 30-lb. pkgs.. $100; Hallowe'en, In 70-lb. boxes, per box, 5o; Sayera, per lb., 4c; walnut t tiffed. 1-lb. pkgs., $1.00 per dox.; 8-lb. boxes, $1.0). ORANGES California, extra fancy nav. els, large alie. $4. i6tf5.00: Mediterranean sweets, all sixes, $4.0uj1.60; Valenclas all Rise. 85.00106. 63. LEMONS Llmonlera, extra fancy, 240 alze, 18 00; 300 tn 300 else. $7.76. Fius caiirnrnla, per 10-ib. carton, $.'ic; Imported Smyrna, three-crown. 769 Uc; Bix-cruwn, 10c. BANANAS Per medium sized bunch, $1.76 (5J.; Jumbos, li.tnuilOO. PINEAPPLES Florida, sixes 24, to and 36 $J.60. FRUIT8. - CHERRIES California, $200 per t-lb. bos; sour cherries 34-qt. crate, $l.etdjl.50. GOOSEBERRIES 1'er crat of M ate. $2.00. - PEACHES-Callfornhv. $1.26 per bu. PLl'MS-Callfornia. $1.76 pep bu. BLACKBEHRIES Per 24-qL crat. $2 50 tjl.00. RASPBERRIES Red, per 24-qt. crate $3.u0; blacat, per 24-qt. crate, U.iHtQUM MELONS. WATERMELONS per b., 2c, or about 4O111KC each. c A NTh.LOUPE8 Mexican, pr crat about 4 melon, $u.(u.ju; Texas par crat. aooui to meluns, 1.1.60. . . CUT MEATS. No. 1 rib, 11c; No. 2 ribs, 9c; No. i rib,, 7V-; No- 1 ioln, 16c; No. 2 loin, 12S4c: No. 3 ioln, ilHc. No. 1 chuck. sVic; No. t chuck, 5V,c, No. 9 chuck, be; No. 1 ivund, k4c; No. 3 round. sc; No. I round, I-v;; No. 1 plate, c; &o. 3 pia,te, Ac; No. 8 plat. MISCELLANEOrS. CIDER-Per keg. 3.i6; per bbl.. $47J. HONEY New, per 24 lb., $3 60. CHtvtLbE Sw is, new, lc; Wlacohaln brick, Uc; Wisconsin limbeiger, Lie; twinj, line: Young Americans, Inc. NL TS Walnuts,' No. I, soft' shells, new nop, per lo., ltv,c; bard shells, per it), U-tc. i-ecans, large, per lb, 14c; small, per lb., 12c. Peanuts, per lb., tc; roaaua per lb., Lc. Chili walnuts, per ID., UQUvfcu. Almond. ort aliens, per lb,, 17c; hard hell, per lb., 16c. ,Cocuanut. $4 pr saclc of luO. SUGAR Granulated cane. In bbls, $5.06; granulated cane, in cks, 46.01; gran ulated. In sacks. $4.91. HYHCP 111 buls., -c per gal.; In cases, ( 10-lb, can, $1.70; cases, 11 k-lb. cans, $l.w; cases. 24 S-ll). cans, $1.5. COFFEE Roasted, No. 36, 26Hc par lb ; No. , 3V4c per lb.; No. A, lv,c per lb.; No. J. 16Vc per lb.; No. :U. 12Sc per lb. CURED FlBH-Famtly whltellsh, pr C bbl., loo lbs., $4.H); Norway mackerel, par oi., ffv inn,, uhhuhii, ew, 1, 901; rvo. , 1,4 oil. $2.60; mustard, 12.6CiS 10. Sseet potato, 11.1y01.zn; Rauerxraut, 11; kins. 80cJll 00: wax bean, i-lb.. purnp 754) 90r; . (ltt; lima beans. 2-lb., 76cg$l.$6: spinach. ' cheap peas. 2-lb., 80c: extra, 7b90c; faaoy. l.ji.i. I Wool Market. ROSTON. June il.-WOOIAny hop of ' activity In the market aeems to have lit 11 ; foundation, ti judge from present Indica tions. For day the trading haa been ex i tremely quiet owing to an apparent Inclltit 1 tlini bn tne part of both dealer and man j ufnrtorera to bold back. lxcl buyera feel that the reported lark of stock In the west . 1 largely a fiction, while the dealers main- tain that the effort of the buyer to cheapen goods by refusing to trade haa 1 been carried to the extreme. Territory wool are dull. New medium half blood. are priced at 2tc, three-eight at 90c and , acoured at 6P07OC. Pulled woola are fea I tureles and foreign grade are quiet. Lead ing quotatlona follow: Ohio and Pennsyl viinia XX and above, 334tl34Vc; X, 31j3.'e; I No. I, 37ft3Kc; No. 2, 8?'adsc; fine unwashed, 1 Z6W-ftc; quarter blood unwashed, 82i(i23c; 1 three-eighth blood, 33c; half blood, tic; unwasiieo uviHiiie, ,?vu-c, one wasnea ae- I lalne, 6tr37c. Michigan Fin unwashed. 24 . . . , . 1 . . . .. k. ,i... . . . er-O . lion ileum niinainr(i, OiiUWC, I n rCS- elghtha blood. 81V(l32c; half blood. 32i;v,c, 1 unwashed delaine, 27ipWc. Kentucky, In 1 dlana, etc. Three-eighth and quarter 1 bloods. 3210 32c. Terriloiy, Idaho Fine, Tij tllr; heavy line. Iw2(ic; fine medium, 2?2c; ' medium. 2'.VJ7c; lew medium. WnV.v. Wy i oniuig Fine, 21$ 22c; heavy fine. llHjJOc; fin medium. a'n'M. medium, 2rf.'7c; low me dium, 2n6.'7c. I tah and Nevada Fine. Utf 3l; heavy fine. lftfrJOc; line medium, 22823c; medium. 2(J27c; low medium, iW27c. Da kotaFine, :'fc3c; fine medium. 2i-.'3c; ine (liiiui. 27'o2bc; low medium. ;4ifj27cj Mon tatis Fine choice, Ji25c; fine avrg, 23 : fine nieduitn choice. LMftiV: iv.ini. iVn.Ac; staple, tTyXc; mtdluni choice, t'ff ; average. ZfWvKTc. LONDON. June 21. A aale of 2.2n aheep. sklna was held In Mincing Lane today. Competition wa. slow nnd prlcea were lr revular except fi r half wooled crosa-breds. which were In specie.! demand and advanced id. Merlnoa wete 64. Vi per cent cheaper and cro.s-breds .hosed a loss of $ per cent. ST. I1UIS. June Sl.-WOOIy-Steadv: me. dium grade, combing nnd clothing, f44f29c: light fine. 2flj;2c; heavy fine, Italic; tub washed, 3Vijf.ec. I Philadelphia Pradar Market. i PHILADELPHIA. June 21 Bt TTER Fitm; extra western creamer), ile; extra lirarby print. 22c. E4je Meady; fslr demand: nrbv fresh end western flsh. 14c V mark. CI I EE F. U'uiet; New Tori full creams, ! faui y. I'H.r; New York full creams. I choice. Ii)1,.-: w York full cieami. fair 1 to good. I'tl"-- Kiassralrd 4 pities aad Pried Frills NEW YORK. June 2 l. K V A PoRATKD I'Pl.F.S- Aisi ket I tlnr hanged, but tile light stock render holder Vrry confldsni ai d enie rc predicting even higher price hefore the new itnn become avatta!- Strictly prime ate quoted at It '4c; cholc at I I L u I I 'c; lancv. IISUlJc. t" 4I.IFORNI 4. DlllF:n FRUITS - Prvinee for November dlil aT salts to les g Lie lis saaiee. Indian steers. $3.001 4.70; , rv. n .1 i.ti irien. ran. z. kiht nAnnv i ..