TIIE OMAIIA DAILY BEEr TIIUHSDAY, JUNE 6, 1907.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Prices Are Stronger After Break 'of
PriTioui Day.
KANSAS A5D NORTHWEST BLUE
lrfal Crowd Good Bar" of Vknt
n Ileuort of ' French Duty
Its nor t F.itimmtr Art
Bullish.
, OMAHA, June 8. 1907.
After tha break that earns yesterday the
market onenod lomi stronger today and
ha a much more natural appearance. Re
Porte from Kansas are stiil discouraging
nd the northweet I beginlng to complain
of dryness.
Wheat opened up, owing to higher cable,
nd the locaj crowd Wa rood buyer on
lie explanation of the removal of the
Trench duty on wheat. The crop estimate
laseued by xprt are accepted by trad
r -i be In bullish, and cable have a
nurh better ton. July option closed at
to bid.
Com showed some strength at th open
hf. but heavy selling, owing to hlfher
able oon suppressed all want. July
ptlon opened at 60c bid and closed at 60o
ltd.
Oat opened practically unchanged. Buy
ing was scattered and trade light. July
opened at 4Mo asked and closed at 4uo
Did. .
Primary wheat receipt were 610,000
bushels and shipment 4 477,000 bushel
against receipt last year of 268.000 bushels
and shipment of 868,000 bushels. Corn
receipt wer l.flBO.OOO bushel and hip
ment 874,000 bushels against receipts last
year of M.0 bushels and hlpment of
H1.000 bushel. - ,
Clearances were I2t000 bushel of corn,
BO bushels of oat and wheat and flour
rqual to 683.000 bushel.
Liverpool closed fcd higher on corn.
Seaboard reported 120,000 bushels of wheat
and 120,000 bushels of corn for export.
Local range ot options:
Artlcle. Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close. Te y.
Wheat
leat I
uly...l
epL..
I
91 R 90HR 91R 90HA
KH 92A 92A 91VsA
K0R 49T.R BOB 4!HB
484B tSB 484B 48VB
IS. A 45V, A 4SSB 4SA
I7HA 87HA 87B S7A
J
a
92B
Corn
July
Se
Pt...
Oats I
July...
Sept,..
A Asked. B Bid.
; Omaha. Pstsb Prleee. ,
WHEAT No. 2 hard, tr7Hc; No. t hard,
83190; No. 4 hard, 73iQe2c; No. S spring, S3
tiio.
CORN No. 8. 48V,e: No. S yellow,- iSV$
4f4c; No. S white, 4ftS)c.
OATS No. S mixed, 43-at3Hoj No. I white,
44fr44o; No. 4 white, 43Hft-4o.
RYB-No. i. 7&c; No. S, 73HC
Cariot Reealpt.
' Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Ciitcago U . 617. .. M
Minneapolis 218 ,
Omaha , 14 87 7
Duiuth 9 ... .:.
CHICAGO GRAIK AND' PROVISIONS
Feataroa of th Trading sad Closing;
Prleea on Board of Trade).
CHICAGO, June 8. Reports that the ra
cent frost had caused extensive dsmag to
the Kansas wheat crop offset today the
present favorable weather condition and
caused the local wheat market to close
steady. Tha September delivery was un
changed from the flruil quotation of yestar.
day. July wheat was o lower. July corn
wa down feijH- Oat were Ho lower.
Provisions were 7W&1100 lower.
The market opened Arm on a good de
mand, which wa baaed upon higher prices
at Liverpool In th face of yesterday's
So decline on the local board. Later, how
vever, price declined about lo because of
excellent weather conditions In this
' country and Canada for the growing orop.
' Th weakness became mora acute a trad
, Ing progressed and by noon prices were
fully 2o below the early quotation. Th mar
ket rallied sharply and all of th loss wa
.regained. The recovery wa due to active
'inmand -by short who were aroused to ao
fttlon by a large number of reports from
J Kansas which declared that the full effect
vi ine recent irosi is now- snowing up in
m the wheat fields of that state. The foreign
H situation also Influenced the advance. The
m Hungarian crop report estimated the wheat
f yield of that country this year will be 75,-
uup.iajo du. less uian last year ana a dis
patch from Paris claimed that a bill has
been Introduced In the French Chamber of
Deputies temporarily suspending the Im
port duty on wheat. The market closed
steady. July opened unchanged to hio
higher, at tftWjKo, advanced to 9Ptc and
then declined to Wo. The close was at 9jVc
September opened a shade to tiie higher,
at 97?i,Hc. sold up to and then de-
cl'ned to M'v. Final quotation were at
97JHifl3c. ' Clearanoe of wheat and flour
were equal to &S4.S0O bu. Primary receipt
were 61",000 bu., against 21S.0OO bu. for the
same tny last yeas, Minneapolis, Duluth
an-l Chicago reported receipts of 296 cars,
agn'nsi. JVS cars last year and 171 car one
year ajro.
Tho corn market wa Arm at th opening
because of Arm cables and th Initial ad
vance In wheat. Th slump In wheat,
however, caused moderate selling, which
brotttfhl about a decline of nearly lo. Part
of the loss was later regained on buying by
commission houses and cash Interest, but
the market closed easy. Improved weather
conditions for th growing crop tended to
weaken the market. July opened unchanged
to o higher, at B4HUHc, sold off to &3o
and closed at B4t4Vo. Local receipts ware
D17 car, with S3S car of contract grade.
The trade In oat wa small and tha
market was eaaler because of excellent
weather oondltlon for the new crop, and
selling by a local bull. July opened a shade
lower to a chad higher at 49M.a49'4e, old
off to So and closed at 49(390. Local
receipt were S3 car. .
Trader In provision were bearish, be
cause of th enormous receipt of live hog
t western packing center, and sold freely
all day. Local packers war credited with
numerous sale. At th do July pork wa
off loo at ll17H- Lard wa down 7ftc at
$9.00. Rib wer down 7Ho at $1.70.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat.
94 oar;-onrn, XK1 car; oats, U cars; hogs.
tlMt bead.
Lct4
Ing future ranged as follow:
Articles.! Open. High.j Low. Close. Yst'y.
Wheat I I
4 I 9Ph! 96H
WH77WST'Afff
July SRSflti H
Sept. m ' 98 "a)
Dec. lbe&'l KffM
.'orn I
July H& S4H
Sept. jMfii, f
Dec. ' I , : Sll ia4
11 SM4
uats-. I I. '
July UftUtrHI 49U
48V'4 Tr49HJrt
Sept. 8iTfiH 80 S4 HK
May 41 4jrt ilVil 4u 40
41
July IS 23J 19 tSW 1 I 1 17H
18 17
oupi. MIS I AO to UN un
1U
Lard I . 1 . I
July M MM 110 I I 0X1 t 05
Sept' I 9 86 1 9 7ii 9 20 S 12W
srKJ
1(1 UK till
July I S 70 I S T?U 8 70 I S TO
8 TTti
gupt. S 90 S W S 86 S 87H
S92H
No. 1
Cash quotation wer a follow:
FLOUR Market teady: winter patents
I3.90ii4 20: straights. W.smriS snrlnar nat.
tmls, 14.75426 So; straights, IS inx34.46; bakers',
$i8iul76.
W H BAT Nn, 2 spt-lng, 9VT$1 00; No. S
prlng 3-7i.01; No. 9 red, 42Sc.
CORN-No. 8. ttW&Vi - No. 2 yellow.
64WO- '
)AT8 No. S. 4&P4SV; No.' S whit. 6K9
Wttc.
. VK-No. t. 85c.
PARLEY-Fair to choice mailing. TlS74c.
SJOKLiS Flax, No. 1 northwestern, $181.
Timothy, prime, $t75. Clover, contract
-rades, $16 96.
iJlt' IVISIONS Short ribs sides (loose),
fit 6iii$.?0. Mess pork, per bbl., M.&gl6.S0.
1 nrd. pr loo lbs., 8A.97H 6horl clear side
;'.xed), SKKWan-U1. ,
""oliowing were th recr'rt and ahlpmenta
iiuur aitu graua
Reclpt. Shipments.
.. 33. S9 9O0
.. 42. (M) lO.'M)
.,1.2 4.00 6 HI. si O
.. &!( 141.0HA
6 00) l.lO)
.. S.7U0 s.ao
Flour, bbl
Wheat, bu
Corn, b..j.
1 inn. bu
By, bu
Lartey, bu
On thv Produce exchange tolay th but
ter market was firm; creameries. lScg'te;
dalrlea. tfti213. Kggs weak; at mark,
esses includm!, 14ic; flrsis. 13Hc; prime
first a. 14u. Cheese, steady, li'v&ltc.
Mllrraake Grain Market.
M1LWA1KKE, June t. WHBAT-Stsady:
No. 1 northern, $1.0.i1.04; No. S northern,
ktrnl 01; July. iay: bid.
RVE Higher; No. 1. 87M?c.
liARLKTf-ilnjbar; No. i 7K&iJ&c; anv
CORN Higher; No. S cash. MVtfic; July.
' Llwernawil 6rnla Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jun I.-WHEAT-ffpol.
Brni: No. 8 'rud weal era winter. 7s: No t
CnilXonoia, I id; fulur.a, aulet; July. ':,
d; September, 7 ?8d; t)ecemher, nominal.
OHN fipot, firm; Hess dried, 4s UVd;
old northern, 6s id; futures, steady; July,
C- W'jtA; September, 4s lo'd. j
NEW YORK BKVERAL MARKET
Quotation of the Day on Varloas
t'nmmonltlea.
NEW YORK, June S.-FLOUR-Recelpts,
XAli bo.; exports, 12,914 bbls.; market was
steady with slightly better Inquiry. Min
nesota patents, So.liHjo.fi5; winter straights,
S4.3otj4.oO; Minnesota bskers, ti.;bjt.2b; win
ter extras, ii.Ou'aa.Hl: winter patents, S4.26a
1.00; winter low grades, $2.9iryl.40. Rye flour,
in in; iMlr to good, 4 7Vo.tAl; choice to
Inn' y, JS 105.4,
CORN MEAL- Firm: fine white and yel
'w. !'. coarse, L1,1.19; kiln dried, S3.15
I3u.2b.
KKB Dull; No. 3 western, nominal, 884jO,
o. I. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 95,900 bit.; exports,
4o.3 bu. Spot firm: No. I red, Sl.OOVa, ele
vator, and HfllW. t. o. b., afloat; No. 1
northern, ll.OlVk f. o. b.. afloat: No. 1 hard
winter 11 int f n k . a,.., i
loss selling. Influenced by Imrpovement in
western weather prospects. The crowd got
short and In an effort to cover Jammed
prices over a cent per bushel In the after
noon, the close showing VkftWe net advance.
July 11.02 1-16-61.03; closed at tl.tttt; Sep
tember, 1.02 9-16'tf'1.04: closed, $1.01; Oeoem
ber. Sl.Otta-l.OMi; closed, 11.06V
CORN Receipts, 85 675 bu.; export, 17,683
bu..Bpot market steady; No. too, elevator,
and foe, f. o. b., afloat; No. I while, 634o
and No. J yellow, (3c, f. o. b., afloat. Op
tion market opened steady, but eased off
under big western receipts, closing net un
changed. July closed 62Vlc; September
closed Sihic.
OATH Kecelpts, H7,ono bu. Spot easy
mixed oats, iwh'iZ lbs., BoUc; natural white,
m lbs., 612ttc; clipped white, 36S-10 lb.,
62C63.
HAY Steady ; shipping, 80gic; good to
oholce, tl. StKul.ZS.
HOI'S Quiet; state, ' common to choice,
lft crop. HfclSc; 19u6 crop, 47c; Pacific
coaot. 19i crop, 8-gnic; 1906 crop. 6ff$e.
HIDKfl Easy ; Central America, 23c.
LEATHER Quiet; acid, 254Sc.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady; family. S14.00
f14 6; mess, 99 fjoy iO.OO: beef hams, $2t.uw
26.00; packet, S11.sj16.60; city extra IndU
mess. S22.rra:i.0O;. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, lKJflSHc; pickled hams, 12
ln4c. Lard, easy; western prime, 9.0iV(j
9l; refined steady; continent. SH.60; South
American, 110.60; compound, $.0i ?.-,.
Pork, steady; family, 119(0; short clear,
S17. 2618. 25; mess. $17.75'I8.60.
TALLOW Firm; city 2 per pkg.), SVio;
country (pkg. free), OsfetiVia.
RICF-8teady; domestic, fair to extra, SH
Qlc: Jannn, nominal.
BUTTER Barely steady; western com
mon to firsts, 1&UOH4C.
CHEESE Steady; new state, full
cream, white and colored, Jarge and small,
best, I2c; fair to good, , 1001Hc ; In
feriors, 7V-nH4e.
EOG3 Steady; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, lc; choice,
18c brown and mixed extras, 17VjrW18c; first
to extra firsts, lclTo; western firsts, lc;
ofTlclal price, 1ftc; seconds, lMflBHo.
POULTRY Live, Irregular; spring chick
ens, 28c; fowls, 16c; turkeys, 12o; dressed
firm; western broiler, So36c; turkey. 10
14C; fowl, HgiSc. r
St. Lonl General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jun 6. WHEAT Firm;
No. 2 red cash, 9Vc; No. 2 hard, 964; 97o;
jury, bh-jwhc; oepiemoer, bbo.
vuin irm; iracx imo. x Cash, ixgf,3W,
July, 625ic; September, 62To; No. white.
64764Ho.
OATS Firm; No. 2 cash, 47Hc; July, 4c;
Beptember. 87S(8Q7ic: No. 2 white. 4MM94o.
FLOUR Dull; red winter patents, I4.S0
a.m; exira rancy ana straight, fS.8Ow4.S0l
clearjS2.904f8.S0.
SEET Timothy, steady; tS.COtKOO.
CORNMEAL Steady : S2.70.
BRAN-trong;, sacked east track, H.10
HAY Steady; timothy, SlS.B0(8a.S0: prai
rie, fl0.Wka-lS.0o.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.09.
RAQOINO HHc.
HEMP TWINE lOo.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady' lohbln
$16.20. Lard, lower; prime steam, $8.66. Dry
mi meats, lower; ooxea extra snorts,
$9.7H; clear rib. $9.87Vi; hort clear. $9.76.
Bacon, lower; boxed extra short, f 10.26;
nl. .Ik. flA K, V, ... 1 1 A t
" iiro, fiv.iu, lllll, Lll , AU.O.
POULTRY Weak; chickens. Ho; spring.
aiy, lururi, nnj; QUCKS, C ; geese, be.
BUTTER Quiet: creamery, SlSSo.
EOOS-Steady; izvio.
Kecelpts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls...
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oat, bu....
... 10,000
1D.0O0
40.000
... 19,000
...149.000
., 46.0U0
106.000
: 94.0W
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, June 5, WHEAT July,
904c; September, 91c; - December, 92To.
Cash: No. S hard, 94e&$l.00; No. 8, 89(8c:
No. 2 red, SSotjDl.Ol; No. 8. 9&99c.
CORN-July, 494c; Beptember, 49Ho; De
cember, 4&e. Cash: No. 2 mixed, 60V,a
6lc; No. S, 60Hc; No. 2 whit. Slcj No. X
soc.
OATS No. 2 whit, 47(g47Hoi No. 2
mixed. 46Vc.
. RVI-8teady, 74T7o. -
HAY Steady; Umothy S18.60(tW7.(: prai
rie. $11.M812.00. t v
BITTTER-Creamery, tic; packing, 16o.
EOOS 13c.
Receipt and shipments of grain wer a
follow: Recelnla nlilnirurti
Wheat, bu 40,000 ,000
Corn, bu 7,000 SLOfO
Oat, bu , 10,000 8.000
Hang of option at Kansas City:
I Open. High.) Low. Close
Wheat
July Sopt.
I
809415? 91
W141904B
& 1A
Corre-
July
Sept.
49T
4WA1
44l 494.
A asked. B bid.
: Klnneanoli Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 5. WHKAT July,
No. 1 northern. SLOOfe: No. 1 northern, axu
I AtfaM . XT.. . V. - nr aui. .
V FLOUR First patents.- $5.56hf.r5; ectnd
patent, M.vajo.tf; nrst clears, $8.66ie.66i
second clear. $2.T63ft.88.
BRAN In bulk, $lo.601175.
Peorln Market.
PEORIA, Jun . CORN Higher, No. S
yeuow ana no. i, Mo; mo. , 62a; no
grade, 50i61o.
OATS Firm ;" No. 2 white. 47Ufl484c: No,
S white, 4'47lo: No. 4 4iW7o.
RYB Nominal: No. 2. 84Uo.
Dalntk Grain Market.
DIJLTJTH. June 8. WHEAT No. 1 north
ern. $l.0: No, S northern, SoVsc; July, $1.00;
September. COO.
OATS-On track. 4c; July, etc
Cnttan Market.
NEW YORK, June &. COTTON Spot
elosod steady; middling uplands, 12.90c; mid
dling gulf. 18. IV; sales. 100 bale.
New York cotton quotations furnished by
Logan & Bryan, S Board of Trad build
ing: I Open. I High. I Low. Close.
July...
Sept...
Doc...
1140
1142
11 ii8
11 .1125 . 1184
118 1141 llnS
11 94 1164 1193
NEW ORLEANS, June S. 4TOTTON Spot
market closed firm; sales, 826 halite. Low
ordinary, 1 9-1 Sc. nominal: ordinary, 8 9-lAc,
nominal; good ordinary. low middling.
liv,e; middling. JJ 9-l4c; good - middling.
l$7-16c; middling fair, 14 Mac, nominal;
fair, 13 1-lrtc. nominal. Receipt, 2.7U8 bale;
slock. 98.113 bale.
LIVERPOOL, Jun . COTTON-Bpot
market quiet; price 7 point lower. Amer
ican middling fair, S.4id; good middling.
7.KJ; middling, 7.86d; low middling, 7 Old;
good ordinary, 6.Jid; ordinary, 8 97d. Th
ale of the day wore 4,0ik) bales, of which
4o0 were for speculation and export and In
cluded 3 ToO bales of American.- Receipts,
15.J bales, including 1,300 American.
ST. LOlia. June &.-COTTON Steadv;
middling, lS'nC Sales, 28 hales; receipts. 129
bales; shipment, 7ta) bale; Block, 2K.i;8
bale.
Evaporated Anplea and Dried Fruit.
NEW YORK. June S.-EVAPORATFU
APPLES AND DK1BD PRt ITS-Market
is firm In tune and prime fruit la held
slightly higher. Fancy apples ar quoted
at emetic; choice, 74j1Vic; prime, feWo;
poor to fair, ioi.
CALIFORNIA OKI Ell FR 1 T TS Pru oe
continue firm, although jobbers ar said lo
be slow In meeting the highsr prices by
handlers on the coast. 6it quotations
rangs from c to 13Sc for California fruit
and from SHc . to JOc for Oregon. Apri
cot are ciultt, with choice quoted at IV4
19c; extra choice, ltJ'JUc; fancy, 2u4J21c.
Peaches are flrmly held, with choice quoted
at limine; extra choice. I!i8li,c; fancy,
U'VulSc; extra fancy, lsjlic. Raisins are
offered very sparingly from, the coast and
quotations are Arm; loose musctel are
quoted at 8trl0e on spot; seede rslslrt at
!'iUVc; Loridoa layers at, Hnfil i.-- ,
. . ! 1 li, 4 t-
Whlsky Market.'
PEORJA. Jun S.-WKUBKY-Steadr at
tT. IXiriS. Jun . WH19KY-teady at
$1.36.
t niCAUO, June i. willSKY-eJaady at
$1S1
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Early Drop in Prices Throws Dis
credit Upon Tuesday'! Bise.
LIQUIDATION STILL EJ PROGRESS
Denial of Abandonment . of I'roaeeu
. Una of Hnrrltnnn Merger Potent
Factor in Reversal of
Form.
NEW YORK. June S. The early drop In
prices of stocks today served to throw dis
credit on Yesterday's upward movement
When this fact had taken hold of the
minds of operators they became profoundly
distrustful and reduced their transactions
oistrustiui anu reouceu meir 1
is. it wos
m or the tons or. me
speculation that the Increase In the divi
dend on American Smelting should be fol
lowed by a sharp decline in stocks, even
though the Increase had been expected as
the impelling motive for the buying which
held the price up yesterday. This tondenry
of rjrle.e gives the Impreeslon that liquida
tion Is still pushed on favorable oppor
tunities. Anovir potent factor In the re
versal of form was the semi-official denial
from Washington of the rumors that pro
ceedings against the Harrlman combination
of railroads were to te abandoned, for that
was th significance given to the formal
statement that suit was to be begun to
compel Mr. Harrlman to answer questions
Which he declined to do nerore me inter
state Commerce commission. The large
proportions of the dealings and the wide
comparative price movement In American
oinemng ana union racinc are very sig
nificant of the large part played by these
two episode In shaping the day's events.
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wma 11 Ub ui IIIUIII VIIHVl 111 UK'VIIIS iiiivcb,
Both the wheat and the cotton markets
showed the effect of some recurrence of
crop damage reports durlru; the course of
ine aay speculation. Mum tnese mtrneis,
however, reflect a conviction that condi
tions have been lnmroved' recently both for
the wheat and the cotton croti. The con
templation of this fact helped to check the
downward movement in tocK. -
Engagement of gold for shipment to
Paris tomorrow will be $2,6uG,0OO, bringing
the total for the movement up to $6,8o0,tM.
The assertion of Paris bank that the
movement wa prolmbly approaching Its
limit was regarded with some skepticism,
and Paris, In fact, continued to liquidate
securities In the London market todaV, and
that market was disturbed by the prospect
of further takings of gold for Purls ac
count. Russian prospects were assigned as
the cause for the renewed liquidation at
Pari. Th satisfaction of the Parts de
mand for gold when it shall be effected, Is
looked forward to as a probable factor In
Improving the financial outlook elsewhere.
The announcement that work on exten
sion of the Erie system In New York state
was to be resumed was given some Import
ance a a possible Index to returning con
fidence In th amount of capital available
for Improvement work. American Car rose
further on the strength of the resumption
of Its dividend, and this had some favor
able sympathetic effect on other iron and
steel Industrials. An effort wa made to
rally the market by advancing Reading
late In the day, but the movement proved
abortive and the closing tone was easy.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $1,010,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call. . .
Number of sales and range of quota
tion on th New York Stock exchangei
aaias. Hign. Low. cioae.
too
. It.fiO 144 824 13 T,
. 10.S0 it '"4 ' 42i
, .K m 14
400 SO; SO tu4
M
TOO
Adams s)xpras
Amalgamated Coppar
Am. C. A r
Am. 0. A P. -pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
A mart can Bipraaa
Am. H. A L pfd
American Ira
Am. Llnaead Oil
Am. Lineeed Oil pfd
Am. Looomotlra
Am. Locomotive pfd
Am. B. A K
Am. B. A R. pfd
Am. Busar Rellnlng
Am. Tobaoco pfd ctfa.
Anaconda Mining CO
Atcblaon ,
Atcblaon pfd
Atlantis Coaat Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. A Obis pfd
10
t
100 14 4H 24
W il 18 67
' -.. m
54,5110 111 lU U54i
1U6V, 1064a I0f.1i
KM 1W lit 120
too
I.8H0
too
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l.J0
2
124
2
674
88
'iiii
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ell
874
'Jrii
9s;
56
874
92
a.l4
83
60U
Brooklyn Hapld Tr
1.500 504
t.00 1(8
SU0 170
4H
Caaadlsa Pad no
lfta l7u.
CentraJ ot N. J
rbeaapeaka A Ohio
Chicago Ot. w
Chlo.go A N. W
C, It. A St. P ,.
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
1.70 854 - 144 11
10
70- 141 140 141H
1,700 1KV4 114 Ut
5
. lH
(5
c. c. A St. L,:.. .......
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A Bo
Colo. A Bo. lit pfd
Colo. A Bo. Id pfd
Conaolidatad Oas .
Corn Products
Corn Product! pfd
Delaware A Hudaon
Dal., L A W.....
bearer A R. O
D. A R. O. pfd
Clatlllers' Securities ,
Erie
Erie lat pfd
Erie M pfd
General Electrto
Illlnola Central
Intarpatlonal Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
lows Central
lows Central pfd
Kansas City Bo
K. C. Bo. pfd
LoulaTllla A N
Meilcan Central
Minn. A Bt. L.
M . at. P. A B. 8. M
M., St. p. A 8. .8. M. ptd,
Mlaaourl Paclno
M ., K. A T
M., K. A T. pfd v...,
NaUonal La4 7....
N. R. K. ot M. pfd
Naw Turk CentraJ.
N. T., O. A W
Norfolk A W
Norfolk A W. pfd.
North Amerloaa
Pacific Mall
Pecmerivanla
People's Oas
P.. C. C. A St. L
Pressed Stael Car
l,8oo . i4
1,k zt
100 57
8I0 42H
1.4 O 120
luo i4
100 714
1,600 1(8
S2H t.
57 6fi4
41H 4.2
lit 1:0
l I
Tl V4j Tl
140 ' 11 -
460 .
26
40W $5a 84
00 8 3 ,
500 81 $114 "
- 5S
4X ts
too li
88 .4i
i4
lJS- lJA lit
3H4
13'4
71
It
10
4014
1,400
10)
100
11
71
23
too
100
100
404
but
400 111 1114 111
500 80 U4 to
..... -47
1.(09 101 M 100
121
700 784 724 78
1100 82 81 tl
1U0 41 (2 t!
el
4
8,100 110 10 i(4
1,400 13 82 !
4l T2 71 71
70
100 87 47 46
ts
11,700 114 us iWkt.
80O av . u
6
9.100
800
81
81
8
12
88
161
101
60
78
24
to
44
81
in
60
74
Preeaad B. C. pfd..
Illaaa Paiao Oar
Read Ins
ut, too 102 100
100 to to
Reading 'lat pfd
Reading Id ptd
Rapublia Btaal
Republic Bteal pfd
Rock laland CO
Rock lalud Ce. ptd....
Bl L A B. P. 8d pfd..
Bt. Losla 8. W
Bt. Louis B. V. ptd....
Southern Paclflo
So. PaclBa pfd
Bo. Ratlwaf
Bo. Rallwar pfd.
Tennessee C. A 1
Teaaa A Paclflo
T., Bt. L A W
T., Bt. L A W. pfd...
tnloa Paclflo
Union Paclflo pfd........
V. 8. Bxpreee
U. 8. Raaltr
V. 8. Rubber
V. 8. Rubber Pd
V. 8. Steal
V. B. Btaal pfd
Vev-Cero. Chemical ....
Va.-Care. Cham. ptd.,..
Wabaak
Wabaah pfd I
Welia-Parso Bipreas ...
Weatlnfhouee Kiaotrla
(ern t'nlos
Wheeling A L C. ......
Wleoonaln Central
Wla. Oaotral pfd
Northern Paclfla
Central Laat her
Central Leather pfd
Bluea-Bhvfneld Blerl ....
Oraat Northern pfd
Int. Metropolitan
Int. Mat. pfd
100
too
4. 800
l'O
1100
26
85
80
48
12
25
85
18
41
80
6,700 78
74
nu not nova no
l."0 If IK Ik
5o0 to 58 5a .
M
24
100 87 27 27
t0 4 41 4k
86,luO 11 llu 131
87
85
6
8O0 14 85 86
iw
12
t7
If
11
fc!
2H5
141
7
10
1U
.. tJ.
.. 1.8X0
... 100
:: -ii
.. toO
83
87
1
)i
81
3S4
7
24
'ii
21
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7
10
110 141
toO 80
l'O lu
100 88 36
8, me i'-ni in
too 28 21 u
81
1"0 55 . 65 55
l.i'D 125V) 124 124
100 18 14 li
8i 44 45 6
Total aalas tor tha day. (Ot.iW thai
New York Mlnlasi Stock.
NEW YORK, June 6. Closing quotation
oil mining stocKs were:
Adams Con.
is Little Chief ..
.... a
... IM
...lau
.... 10
.... 12
.... 27
A Id
.150 Ontario
. 88 Oihlr ,
. 15 Poloal
. 14 !Uee
. 70 Sierra Nevada
16 Small Hopes .,
tt blandard
brunewtck Con. .
Comatock Tunnel
Con. l. A V..
Horn Silver
Iron BMver
LaedTlils Cos. ...
Forelsn Financial.
LONDON. June $ The supplies of money
In th market today were limited and
freely absorbed. Discounts were firm on
fears of further gold export to Pari. On
the Stock exchange business was gradually
recovering from the recent depression. OUt
edged Securities, under th lead of con
sol, showed a further Improvement on
Investment purchase and bear covering,
while copper shares benefited on the
strength of th metal. Americana received
more attention owing to th closing quo
tations In New York yeaterdsy and th
favorable crop news. They opened dearer,
but th reports from Washington In re
tard to the Harrlman road investigation
caused realising and much of the Im
provement disappeared. Later, on the New
York opening, the market became dull, and
after a feeble attempt to rally, price
gave way ana aeosea easy. Foreigner ware
weak on Pari selling. Japanea Imperial
ta of !K4 closed at let
P1H18. Jun I On th Bourse today the
reports or n.e approaenmg dissolution of
ins Russian farilameul and tha ,-oilllcal
crlHls In Portugal adversely affected price.
Russian imperlnl 4s were not quoted. Rus
siiin tonds of 1!"4 closed at 4HS.
I Hr:Kl.iri, June o i rices on me uourn
llifiny nprnpil WHO mi inir,iveiiieiiv uvwr
yesterday's New York quotations and con
tinued to Improve, many stocks gaining
from Vs to lVi points.
Jievr York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June t MONEY On call,
easy, l'tii per rent; ruling rate. $; clos
ing bid, IV offered at 2. Time loan, dull
and easy for short msturltles; sixty daya,
S'va$ Ppr cent; ninety days, 4 per cent;
six months, 4'5 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-UKVi
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business in bankers' bills at $4.ft6!Vf
4.WN6 for demand anil at M-K'-fiofe for
sixty-day bills; posted rates. $4.S4Ht-&7Mi;
commercial hills, $4.83i&4.84H.
SILVER Bar, 67 '4c; Mexican dollar.
62H.C.
Hi )XDS Government, steady; rallroa4. Ir
regular. Closing quotation on bond toCy wer
as follows:
V. 8. ref. H. m....lW4Jipu U. U trim...
to coupon 1fH do U ctfi 14 4
O. g. Tmt. Is, ret 1"! 4St rlfl
do cnupos 10t So td .stlif 9IH
C. S. sld 4s. res WH U N. snl. 4s 1K
dn coupon
.im M.n. e. t- 4s ts
.1W Mm. rntrl 4s 7TU,
do 1st 1110 1
. T4i Mlnn. St. U 4s.. 94
A 14., K. T. 4s Mil,
. M do Jl MV
. 0i N. R. R. ot U. s 4s M
. M N T C. . m 24
. . j. c. g. 6 us
. n No. Ptciso 4s 1H4
. M do U 11
.104 N. W. e. 4s Mt
. f-H n. g. L rfdg. 4.... HI
. 70 Pens. eon. m tl
V. t. n. 4a. !(...
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4s...
do
Atrhlaos gao. 4a...
Do sd. 4a
Atlantlo C. U 4s.
Bal. V Obis 4s...
do Ha
Brk R. T. e. 4..
Cantral ot Oa. ta.
do lat Ino
Mo Id Inc
do Id Inc..
Rradlnc sn. 4a
Chea. A Ohio 4 Ha... We H. U ft I. M.
a. .11014
Cblraao ft A. ta... 64
Pt L. ft g. P. f. 4a. TtVj
St. L. . W. 4a.. 71
Seaboard A. I 4s. a.. 71H
Bo. ParISc 4a
do lt 4a ctfa
Bo. Rallwar 5a 1KIV4,
T.iaa ft p. Is.
C. B. ft q n. 4a ... 3
C . R. I. ft P. 4a.... 7
do col ta II
OTC A St. L. . 4a.. n
Colo. Ind. fm, tr. A W
Colo. Mid. 4a W
f"IO A So. 4s WWT. St. LAW,
71
mm
ub, 5. 10HW Union PaClflo 4a.
D A R. O. 4a V. t. Btaal d ft WH
tXatlllara' Bao. 6a.... t Wabaah la 10
Brla p. 1. 4a Wcatern Md. 4a 71
do sen. 4a M W. A L. B. 4s 10
Hrw-klii VaL SHa....l' Wla Cmtral 4s.... W
Japan ta Mtt
Bid. Offered.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, June 6 Call loans, f5 per
cent; tjme loans, 43 &H per cent. Official
closing on stocks and bonds:
AtrMaon adj. 4a... 2 Amalmimatad ...
do 4a f Atlantic
Mci. Central 4a fr Pln.ham
. J4
. 11
. 15
.70
.
. 7
. 5
. It
.110
. "X
:
. 41
Atrhlatin
do pfd
Boeton A Albany.
Boston A Maine.
Fnston Elevated ..
Fltrhbnrg. pfd ....
7it (!. A Hacls.
li Cntannlal
Ila Copper Kangs ...
va Dalr West
m Franklin
120 Granhr
Meilcan Central
IIV4j lala Knrala
N. T , N. II. A H...1S0 Man. Mining
1'nlon Pacific
Ill Michlnn
Am. Pneu. Tuba...,
Amer. Bnsar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Am. Woolen
do pfd
R1leon Blec. Ilia. .
Mesa. Electric
alo pfd
t'nlted Fruit
Vnlted B. M. .......
.. I Mohawk
..120 Mont. C. A C.
..Ill Old Dominion
.JIM Oereole .
.. 24 Parrot ..,
.. 90 Qutncy ..
..916 Shannon
lto
;;!!!!!.!i!o
1
1"0
., 18 ' Tamarack .....
.. 5 Trtnltr
,..li t'nlted Copper
.. 48 V. 8. Mining.
ZC V. 8. Oil
.. 12 Vtah
.. , Victoria
.. 1 Winona
.. 48 Wolrerlna ....
mi
41
484
10
87
4
1
1(0
do pfd
U 8. Btaal
do pfd . . .
Adrenturs ., v. .
Allouea
Bid. 'Asked.
London Closlngr Stocks.
LONDON, June B. Closing quotation on
stock wer a follow:
Console, money 81 M.. K. A T...
8JH
111
74
W
MS
61
o account 84 1-14 N. T. Central.
Anaconda 11 Norfolk A W
Atrhlaon 80 do ptd
do pfd 87 Ontario A W
Baltimore A Ohio .' PennarlTants
Canadian Pacific ....172 Rand Mines .
e
Chraapeake A Ohio... ti Reading 53
rhlr fit W lflU Snulhera Panina IB
T., M. A Bt. P 128 Union Paclflo SO
D Beers 16 do pfd 74
D. A R. O U V. 8. Bteal 24
do cfd ...78 do pfd 100
Erie 21 w.ha,h 11
do let pfd 58 do pfd 11
do 84 pfd 86 Bnanleh 4a 9414
Illlnola Central 140 Orand Trunk 37
LoulaTllla A N Ill
SILVER Bar, Sid per ounce.
MONfciV 3dt;iH per cent
The rate, of discount In the open market
for short bill Is SMit!" per cent; for thre
months' bills, 3254 per cent.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. June S Today' state-
merit of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund exclusive of th $150,000,000 gold
reserve shows: Available cash balances,
$UD9,067.164; gold ooln and bullion, $o8,&6L6o6;
gold certificates, $6o.728,910.
Bank Clearing;.
- OMAHA, June 5. Bank clearings for to
day were t2, 129. 806.46 and for the corre
sponding dale last year $1,642,775.74.
, . Wool Market, i
BOSTON, June 8. WOOLAlthough prlcegj
In the wool market remain steady, dealing
continue restricted to foreign wools and
quarter-blood fleeces, the supply of desira
ble domestic stock having been cleaned out.
The finer grades of Australians sell stead
ily and there have been a few large trans
actions. One large sale of quarter-blood
fleece 1 reported, and several others ar
aald to be pending. A more liberal move
ment Is reported In Idaho clip, and thera
is quite a struggle among several buyer.
lxeal dealer fear a shrtage In staple wool
thl year. The leading domestic quotation
follow: Texa (scoured basis), fine, 11
months, 72Ui3c; fine, b to 8 months, vnalOei
fine fall clean, 67a-6c. California (scoured
basis), northern, choice. 67iti8c: northern.
good, 64jio7c; middle county, 864i6c; south
ern, 6ZUMc; fall free. b.iiGtsc: fall defective,
4O0.J-4&C. Oregon (scoured basis), eastern No.
1 staple, 7u4i72c; eastern No. 1 clothing, i'
70c; valley No. 1, tKai2c. Territory staple
(scured basis), fine, 70fc72c; fine medium, 68
far70c: medium. CtajfiGc. Territory ordinary
(scured basis), fine, olQOc fine medium, 66
i7c; medium, b2rivtc. (Joiorano and New
Mexico spring (scoured), X. bKWOc; No. L
Munm. ruiiru n,,wi ,bwuiu m .in i. v-Atan,
Bx-ii ;2c; fino A, 676ii2c; A supers, 68&d7o; B
ST. LOUIS, June 8. WOOL Steady; me
dium grades, combing and clothing, MtiCTc;
light line. 2ITi&Vc; heavy fine, 16170; tub
washed, nuwsio.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, June 8. The London mar
ket for tin was higher, with spot closing
at 187, an advance of 1 5s. while future
were 1 lus higher at 1M. Locally th
market wa tady, with spot quoted at
lU.itf 'u41 66. Copper was a little higher In
the Iondon market, with spot quoted at
i.;ia z d and futures at fx, zs en. Lo
cally the market was dull and unchanged,
with Inke quoted at $24,005)24.75; electro
lytic. $:3.00Q,23.6O; casting, $22.00(22.2B. Bom
dealer are aald to be holding lake at $25.00.
Lead was unchanged at $5.7&fi6 86 In the
local market and at 20 In London. Spel
ter was 2s Cd higher at 24 10s In London
and was a little higher on the average
locally, with snot quoted at $o.45iSfi.60, al
though the market continued dull. Iron
wa 'is higher in the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at am 3d and
Cleveland warrant at tiO 6d. Locally the
market wa unchanged and 1 said to be
In a strong position. No. 1 foundry north
ern is quoted at $6.50(fi2o.75; No. 2 foundry
northern. $S.on;fui.26; No. 1 foundry south
ern, t.n 0oi2fi.5o; No. 2 foundry southern,
$28 OOViM.OO.
ST. LOUIS. June 6 METALS Lead,
weak at $3.ii7Vi- Speller, quiet at $o 40.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jun 8. COPFETS-Varket
for coffee, futures opened steady at un
changed prices to an advance of 6 paints,
which was about In line with the Kuropeun
cables. The world's visible supply state
ment showing an Increase of 642,2.19 bag
for the month of Mity to '.O.661.708 bags,
against a decrease of 184,178 bags for the
same month last year, end a visible supply
of 10,171.979 bags at the same time last year,
was considered bearish, but had evidently
been discounted, and the market ruled gen
erally steady, closing steady, net unchanged
to 6 point higher. Sale were reported of
86,760 bags. Including July at 6 4"c; Septem
ber. 6 4kti6 4.V; December. 6 4ft5 4c; March,
6 5045 5. fine; May, 6 5fic. Spot coffee, quiet;
No. 7 Rio, ljo; No. 4 Hantos. 7Hc Mu4
coffee, dull; Cordova, 9121c.
near and Molasses.
NBW YORK, June 8. SUOAR-Raw,
steady; fair refining, 2.34c; centrifugal, lit
teat, 3.84c. Molasses sugar, l.uwc. Refined,
steady: No. 8, 4.60c; No. 7, 4 65c; No. i,
4.60c; No. 9, 4.45c; No. 10. 4.35c; No. 11.
4 30c; No. 12. 4.25c; No. 13. 4 20c; No. 14.
4.16c; ' confectioners' A. 4 80c; mould A,
6.16c; out loaf, 6.70o; crushed,' $.7i)o; pow
dered, 6 10c; granulated, 6.00c; cubes,
8.26c.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans opon
kettle, good to chulce, $7&48c.
NEW ORLEANS. La.. June S.-SUOAR
Steady; oin kettle, centrifugal. 3a3-o;
centrlfulgal while, none; centrifugal yel
low, 8Vu4o; Seconds, 208c. .
MOLASStS yulet; nw gyrup, iVgato.
Phftndelpkln Prodaeo Market.
" PHILADELPHIA. Jun I.-EOOS Steady
and 4n fair demand. '
CHEEdE ouirt. hut steady: New Tor
! full crt-n-ns cIu-Icm naw. 1-lc: fair la aoud
nw, li Vu Li1,,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Cattle Steady, Others Slow to a
Little Lower.
HOGS AVERAGE NEARLY STEADY
Reeel pta ot Sheen and Isnt Mora
Liberal, While Fally Kteady
PrleiAre Maintain Bid
Trad I Active.
tOUTH OMAHA. June (, 1907.
Receipt wer: Csttle. Hogs. Bheep.
Official Monday ,M6 I I I 2.648
OfTlclal Tuesday 7.822
Official Wednesday 7,000
18.01H
18,000
1814
Three day thl week. .20.887 .49
Sam day thl week..., 8.774 87.83
Sam day S week ago.. 16.472 83.071
Same days S week gt.. it. 144 (8.111
8am day 4 week ago.. 13. 416 24.24
8am day laat year 18,304 26.681
9.014
10, 0R9
15.6?4
18.731
20.1VJ
9.401
Th following tabl how the receipt
Of cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha
for th rear to date, compared with last
year: .
1907. 19n8. Inc. Deo.
Cattl 496.191 . 418.614 79.577 ......
Hogs 11O0.M2 l.lKl.SKS ....a 80,533
Bheep 778.498 713.848 49,846
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to chnlo corn-fed teer $6.75f.H
Good to fair corn-fed steers 6.3ivy6 76
Common to fair steer 4.606.30
Good to choice fed cows 4.2Hj4H0
Fair to good cow and heifer $,60i4 26
Good to choice Blockers and feeder 4 4Xi5.O0
Fair to good stocker nd fseders.. 3'-M40
Common to fair Blockers 8 CKMT3 90
Hulls, stags, eto S.2fytM.75
Veal calves 4.0066.75
Th following table show the average
price of hog at Bouth Omaha fos th laat
several day, with comparisons:
Date. 1907. 190.lSO6.19Ot.19OS.19OI.jl901.
May 83...
May 23...
May 24...
S 18a 6 2St $ 201 a
S 191
$ 19
7 02
7 OS
T06
a
6 04
8 62
8 67
6 61
a
8 60
6 63
I 61
6 69
8 69
6 70
a
8 70
11 Wl
6 19) 6 281 4 27
04
6 99
22 t 171
4 85
May 3n...
May 2...
May 27...
S 32 8 18
4 84
6 M'
$ 98
6 27
6 191
4 89
A 96
5 80V
6 1
4 47
5 77
Mav 28..
May 29...
8 92'4 26 4 49 8 7
72
7 02
8 93H 29 8 12 8 70
7 10
7 10I
May 80...
May 81...
June 1...
S 01 891 8 17 1 4 631 6 81
8 nu $ 82 5 131 4 501
Vl
7 07
t 13
09741 6 29i 8 V 4 S3) 8 93
June 2...
8 21
6 111 4 49! 8 071
June S...
8 04:
8 191
4 49 8 99:
Jun 4...
5 91
6 2m
a
6 21
4 66 t to
T 1 6 Tl
June S...
S 34
8 75
7 SO 6 70
Sunflay.
RANGE OP FRICfca.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha $2.7f.'S6.30 t5.8Mj.1B
Chicago 1.76tQ6.66 6.7.rH;6.40
Kansas city 8.2:-B 25 ft.5i!.io
St. Louis 1 90643 26 6.751(6 25
Sioux City $.55 8i 6.8666.00
1 he official number of cars of sloca
brought In today -by each road was:
L'aiue. nogs. Bneep. 11 r s.
C. M.'ft St P S 7
Wabash 9
Missouri Pacific ....
U. P. System.!
C. A N. W., east...
C. A N. W., west..
C, St. P., M. A O..
C, B. ft Q , east....
C. B. ft Q.. west..
48
68
9
72
SO
6
39
1
46
4
61
IS
29
10
1
I
4
186
C, R. I. P., east.. 1
C, Ut. I. ft P., west.. 8
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot, Western 8
Total receipts 287
IT
The disposition of th day' receipt wa
t follow, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs, eneep.
Omaha Packing Co 632
Swift and Company L606
Cudahy Packing Co 708
Armour ft Co 996
Omaha Pck. Co., K. C
Cudahy Pck. Co., K. C
Vansant ft Co 23
2.188 849
453 1X3
4,408 1,662
2,676 48
776
KtS
'
a ,
e
160
Lohman ft Co 117
Hill ft Son 1X3
F. P. Lewi 14
Huston ft Co 72
Kingan ft Co 259
United Dressed Beef Co. 235
J. H. Bulla 10
Mike Haggerty 61
S. ft 8 106
T. B. Inghram. ............ 60
Sullivan Bros 1
Other buyer ... 431
Totals 6,207 12,822 4,204
CATTLE Ther wa a heavy run of
cattle here this morning, 268 car being re
ported In. The receipt conlsted almost
entirely of beef steers, there being very
few cows and only a very small sprinkling
of feeder. .
A noted yesterday buyer seemed to feel
that th market laat week had advanced
noet too rapidly and that It wa time for
n. reaction, in coniequenoe tney started
out this morning bidding prices that were
generally 10c lower. On the other hand,
in snlte of liberal receints both here and
elsewhere, the demand was good, especially
Tor the choloer grades. The result was mat
the best cattle did not sell very different
from yesterday, salesmen In a good many
cases reporting that they secured about
steady prices. On the other hand, the less
desirable kinds were anywhere from slow
to quite a little lower In soots,
There was nothing new to say regarding
the trade In cows and heifers, commission
men are still refusing to sell subject to
post-mortem Inspection and packer are re
fusing to buy any other way. The result I
that the trade I limited entirely to such
cattle as speculator and shippers can use.
The demand from this source is very uncer
tain, so that tha price which a seller se
cure for hi ah stuff Is a good deal a
matter of luck.
Stocker and feeder were In very light
upply and th market fully steady. -Representative
sales:
Ho.
14...
It...
9...
It...
9...
3...
14...
...
86...
11...
11...
19...
(...
M...
It...
18...
82...
Av. Pr.
No.
A. Tr.
,.. 980 4 50
,..1144 4 71
... 970 4 13
... 8M 6 00
...1081 8 00
...80 $ 08
... IM) 6 10
... 171 $ It
... 880 8 It
...1024 8 10
...1041 8 SO
...Hit 6 88
...1085 6 40
...801 I 40
...1081 I 48
...10a 145
...1144 8 45
...11J1 8 50
...lfw(l 8 50
... 171 8 60
...1111 1 5
...1077 8 50
...1118 5 15
...1167 8 55
...1144 I 80
...1140 ft 10
...1104 ft M
10..
28...
21...
tl...
11..
11..
. ft...
to..
41..
II..
88.,
10.'
4..
18..
SI..
II..
II..
14..
21..
I. .
St..
17..
44..
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1K 8 10
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1181 I W
1184 ft It
wt $ tr,
1801 ft 10
tut 1 10
110 1 71
1141 ft 78
1111 8 76
lltt ft 71 '
1320 ft 80
1188 I 80
1311 I It
1917 ft 85
12.VT ft 75
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1 140 8 78 1 UT 4 40
$ 8l I 80 4 101 4 II
1 1240 I 84 1 1580 4 40
I K18O I 10 I im 4 40
14 101 I 80 4 lias 4 80
28 1111 4 85 9 1150 4 M
HBIFKK.S.
1 780 4 84 1
I MS 4 55 I
$ 48t 4 40 61 ....
BULLS.
1 840 8 15 1
1 inao 4 0 1
1 lh I 50 1
$ ,..15?5 t. 50 1
1 ltuo 4 50
CALVES.
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170 4 00
BTOCKRR3 AND FEEDERS.
44 71 4 88 II 7f4 4 88
II 181 4 55 II M (N
U 126 111 21 977 ft 00
HOGS Hog opened a shade lower this
morning, but gradually nrmed up, Decom
Ing fully teady with yesterday and los-
Ing If anything a little stronger. This would
make the general market about steady with
yesterday on an average. Th bulk of the
nogs B'liu at eo.au-uo.i-tiTj, 1110 enino a rvoiai
day. The top today was $6.18, which was
5o higher than anything brought yester
day. The trade was active when once
under way and practically everything sold
In very fair season In th morning.
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SHEEP RecelMs looked large on pap
Mil morning, about eighteen ears Deli
reported In but of this number six cars
were southern grassers shipped direct to
packers from Ksnsas City. Of the fed
stock on sale everything was picked up
early In the morning at good steady to
strong prices. The quality was very poor,
there not Deing a single loaa 01 rvnny
clilce sheep or lamb in sight. o that the
sales aiven on paper do not fully Indicate
S.OOOjthe strergth of the market.
It will be understood irom mis mat toe
demand at this point I exceedingly good
and In excess of the supply, so thst any
one having fat sheep or lambs need not
hesitate to send them In at once.
Quotations on shorn stock: flood to
choice lambs. $7.7M8.40; fair to good lambs.
$.5u43-7.75; common to cull lambs, $5 oo-.r
$.00; good to choice yearlings, light, $H.75'f
7 26; good to choice yesrllngs, heavy, $6:ii0
7.00; fair to good yesrllngs, $5.Si44.2S; good
to choice wethers, $.nt'ii1.76; fair to good
wethers, $8 0nC(i6.50; good to choice ewes.
$60iKfcJ4O; fair to good ewes, $,"i.0f jjU.OO;
culls, bucks and stags, $3.2btiH.2&.
Representative sale:
No.
10 western ewes, cull . .
At.
... 90
... 65
Pr
4 60
8 76
26
5 16
6 23
6 26
26
)
S 25
7 50
S 00
5 30
08
6 60
$ 60
6 rtt
7.26 .
1SS Neb. Mek. lambs, culls..
79 western ewes ....
106 western ewes ....
401 western wethers .
47 western ewes ...
161 western ewes ....
63 western wetherB
74 western wethers .
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101 Neh. Mex. lamo
194 western lambs ..
8 western lamb ,.
1 spring lamb
IS western ewe
4 western ewes ....
8 western ewes ....
88 western lamb ..
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKFT
Cattle Steady to Higher Hog Steady
ta Loirer.
CHICAGO. June 6- C A TTLE R ece I pt s,
22,000 head; market for light cattle strong
to lOo higher, others steady; common to
prime steers, 84 5Wi fin; cows, li.awin '"';
heifers. 13.0fMiC 50: bill s. S3.5eu4 ): calve.
$3.0("ij1.ii0; stockers and feeders, SE.OOt&B.lO.
HOU8 Receipts, 27,000 head; market
steadv to 6c lower; good to prime heavy,
$l.aK( --J-; medium to good heavy, t&.lbKf
6 20; .chcr weights ni zirnts su; goon io
prime mixed, $8.2Mi.25: light mixed, $1 '."."W
6.27V; packing, $5.&tx&i.&i; pigs, lo.fniiltO;
Belocted. $o.26(U.2fe; bum of sales, ton?
6.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, I2.i0
head; market strong; sheen. $5.50at.;
yearlings, $7.(067 00; lambs, W.rXKqo.OO,.
" New York Live Stock Market. '
NEW YORK. June B BEEVES Receipts,
8,316 head; market 10c higher for steers
and bulls, cows, lOi&luc higher, steers soia
at $6.7&ui.40; bulla, $3.7ru6.16; cows. $2.2rV0
4.75. No later cable advices. Exports to
day. 1,049 cattle, 6,250 quarters of beef.
C.ALVKS Keoelpts, Vif neaa; maraei
active and firm to 25c higher; common to
prime veals sold at $0.ont,8 7r; culls and
mrowouta, s.iwa.'iu; ouiiermuas, o.wtr
8.00; city dressed veals, steady at loij13c
per pound; county dressed at S'&lSo.
SHEEP AND LAM KecelplS, 8,(01
head; sheep market firm; good yearlings.
steady, others slow to a shade lowvr.
Lamb firm. Bheep, 4.7&4i7.00; cull, .siir
4.S0; yearlings, $6.6tKU.60; no prime here;
lambs, $10.0fVyl0.5O.
HOGS Receipts. 8,791 head; reeling,
steady to firm. State and Pennsylvania
JfOgs, iG.SOfcto.&O,
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOTUS. Mo.. June 8. CATTIJ3-Re-
celpts, 4.300 head, Including l.&O Texans:
martlet steady. iauve snipping ana expon
steers. $4.00i(rl.2C; dressed beef and butcher
steers, is.OO'an.lO; steers under l.OuO pounds,
$3.60iU2.76; stockers and feeders, $3.00(06.00;
cows and heifers, $2.6g3,26; canners, $200
f2.70; bull, $2.55tc4.(5; calves. $4(Wgll.m:
exaa and Indian steers, $4.1&tj6.16; cow
and heifers, $2.60ft4.50.
HOGS Receipts. 11.0UO head; market, 10c
lower. Pigs and lights. $5.26!iifi.30; packers,
8.lntr6.26; butchers and best n.-tvy, sn.uua
8.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,000
head: market steady. Native muttons,
$6.2.V(l4fi; lambs, $5.bOtft9.00; cull and bucks,
$4.766.00. stockers, $1.00(5-1.26.
Kansas City I. It Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June 6. CATTLK
Receipts, 9,000 head, Including 1.0U0 south
erns; market stong. Choice export and
dressed beef steers, $5.Soift6.35; fair to good,
$4.6t)'6.76; western fed steers, $4.2fV(i.00;
stocker and feeders, F3.7fVij-o.00; southern
steers, $3.60(86.50; southern cows. $2.6ow
4.00; native heifers, t). 70m 6. 25; bulls, $2.26
$4 90; calves, $4606.75.
HOUB Receipts. li.biJO nean; marget oc
higher. Top, S.20; bulk of sales, $8.Krc(.15;
heavy, $o.00il.l0; packers, JilOTVofl.ir,;
light, $.l(Vfji.0; pigs, $i.WK&.10. :
BHEEP AND IAMrio Kecelpts, l.("l
head:-market 10c higher. Lambs. r.Bofifl.fi;
ewes and yearlings, $ii.76(tf7.0u; Texas clipped
yearlings, $5.501j7.50; Texas clipped sheep,
$6&yu'.50; stockers and feeders, $3.&(ru6.50.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. June 6. CA TTLE
Receipts. 2.240 head: market steady; na
tives, $4.60(n1.26; cows and heifers, $2.24)6.26;
stockers and feeders. $3.601(1,. Cm.
HOOS Receipts, 7.608 head: market. SifilHc
higher. Top. $6.22fe: bulk of sales. t6.0M
6.16.
BHEEP AND IAiMBS Receipts, 8.211
bead; market steady. Wooled lamb, $9.26;
Arizona grass. $0.60; clipped lamb. $7.5ii
8.14. ' '
Sloax City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. June 6.-(Special.)
CATTLE Receipts, 1,900 head; selling 10c
lower; stockers, steady; beeves, $4.75(66.86;
cows, bulls, and mixed, $3.5o&$.30; stockers
and feeders, $4.O04.60; calves and yearlings,
$3. 754. 50.
HOGS Receipts, mono head: market 5c
lower; selling at $&.85(&6.00: bulk of sales.
$5,904)6.96.
Stock In Slant.
Receipt of live stock at the six prlnclual
marKei yesieraay
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 7,o 13,0oo 3,000
Sioux Cltv I.el 10.001
Kansas City ,.. 9,00 17.600 8.000
St Joseph i.'M $,211
St. Louis 4,310 11, 4.2H0
Chicago J22,tX 27.0UO - 12.000
Total 46,440 86.198 26.211
OMAHA WHOLESALE) MARKETS.
. v I
Condition of Trade and Quotation on
Staple and ' Fancy Produce.
EOOS-Per doi.. 14HC
R UTTER Packing stock, 16c; choice to
fancy dairy, lKf'i'joc; creamery, il'J'iSc.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. 10c; rooster, 6
&Tc; turkey, 12c; ducks. "10c; goese, 6c.
FRUITS.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Per box of
about 8 lbs . $2 25.
PINEAPPLErt Florida, 48 site. $2.75 per
crate; '42 size, $2.76 per crate; St slse, $3.75
per crate; 80 site, $4 00 per crate. Cuban
pineapples 26a less all around.
STRAWBERRIES Missouri, 24-qt. cases,
$2.75&3.u0.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS-Limonlera. 8oo size. $6.; 860
site, ?.7f ; other brands, 60c less.
BANANAS Per medium-sited bunch,
$2 ij'S Lt: Jumboes. $2 6;3.6tX
ORANtirS Mediterranean Sweets. 150
176. . 218 and 260 sixes. $350; 96, 126, 29
sizes. ftlt); ( alirornl iNaveis. extra fancy,
1 17 200 218. 350 sUes, $4.50; fancy, :
I $3.75; 150 slse, $4.26; choice, large s
j box, $2.7Sj?3 00.
12 Size,
zes, per
FIGS California, bulk, o; 6-crown
Turkish, 14c; 4-crown Turkish, 11c; S-crown
Turkish. 9c
DATES Kadaway, 64c; sayera, 8c; hsl
lnwla 6c; new stuffed walnut date, 9-11).
box, $1.00.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 loin. 17V-; No. S loin. ISUc; No. S
loin, 6c; No. 1 rib. 13c; No. I rib, 10c; No.
euauwa iuimMm'rJ'''
E UPDIKE GRAIN COMPANY
Room 100 Dee Building. Tel. Douglas 2473
Members ol All Principal Grain Exchanges
Your Business Solicited
jrniiire ji-i. ain l aiei .imaiai irnsfriiarriisrrt n-tirirn
S r1h, 9tic: No. I round. 8V: No. 9 roun-l
8'-4c: No. 3 round Sc; No. 1 cliui-K. 6c; N-
t chink. Be; No. 8 chuck. 6c; No. 1 plat
$; No. 1 plate, No. 3 plnte, 3C.
OLD Vi lli IAH1.1X
lOTATi KS -Table snick, per bu.. Vv.
NAVY Hl.ANS- I'er lu.. No. 1, 8J.00; N. .
t !--
NK.W VWIV.TARI.r.S.
POTAToKS- Per bu.. $125
ASl'A KAlll'8-4f im1 per d . bunche. .
HKANS-New wax and siring, p r liain
per. $l.'".
ItEl-riS. TURNIPS and CARROTS Pel
dot. 4iunche, 4.''fyCt
PI K I 'LAN r-l'irttlox., 10
CL'l 'I'M HKKS -Per tios.. $1.00.
TOMATOES-Texa. fancy, 20-lb. crats
$i.(W.
CAHHaOE California. 3c. ,
CKLKRV Florida, $1.25 per dos.
ONIONS -Texas silver skin, per Craty
about 45 lbs., $2 an; yellow lexus, per crato
$2 26; green otilnns. per tlos,, ai.
I.KAK LETTUCE Hot-liouse, per dot
hestls, 45c.
PARSLEY Hot-house, per dol. bunchef
4oc.
RADISHES Per do, bunches, horm
grown, liuc; extra large bmiches, 40c pel
dot.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bl'OAR Granulated cane, in sacks, $C .51
gisnulsted Deet, in sscks, ..4i.
COFFEE- Roasted, No. 85, 2c per Jb.f
No. SO, 21c p-r lb ; No. 26. 19c t?r lb.; Not
20, 14VrC per lb.; No. 21. 12Ve per lh.
CHEESE Block Swiss, 19c; llmborger)
14c; Young Americas. 17c
NUTS California walnut. Ko. 2. soft
hell. 12c; No. 1, ft shell, lGc; braxlla
lHtilSc; pecan. 19c"2Jc: filberts lSic; pea
nut, raw. 7Vc; roasted, 8Vic; California al
monds, 17'tc; cocoanuts, $6 00 per H8X
HIDES AND TALIX)W--areen inlter)
No. 1, 9c; No. 2, 8c; bull hides. 6c; gr.-ei
hide. No. 1, 7'4c; No. 2, A4c: horse, $1,603
2.50; sheep pelts, 60c'B$1.26. Tallow, No. t
4Uc; No. 3. 8Vc. Wool, 15it722c.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard, wesb
ern. sciiei'c; Maine, $1.15. Tomatoes, fancy,
3-potina cans, $1 45; standard, 8-pound can
$1 20. Pineapples, grMted. S-poiind, S2.3U
ISO; sliced. $1.75J3.S5; fancy llaaallan, 1V(
lbs , $1.75. Gallon apples, $2 6i9'3.(0. Cnll
fornla apricots, $2.0. Pears. 1.TS c2 .
Peaches. 81.76432.40; L. C. peaches, I S (rt-ij
2 M. Alaska salmon, red, $1.15; fancy
Chinook, Hat, $2 lo; fnncy siH-keye, tint,
$1 i Sardine quarter oil $3.X5; tbiee.
quartef mustard, $2.76. Sweet potatoes,
SI RKttl 26. Sauer kraut, 900. Pumpkins, 8i
rf.ii .m Wax beans. 2-lb.. SOcinfl.OO. Lima
beans, 2-lb.. 75ci41 35. Soaked peas, 3-lb..
6oc : earlv June, 95c(u$l 15; fancy, $1.251.45.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prun. I
are eomewhat unsettled by freer ofTeringi
from second hands, who seem desirous ol
moving supplies of Immediate grades. Quo.
tatlons range from 3c to 8c for California
fruit and from 30 to 6c for Oregon. Pearh
are slightly easier, with fancy . yellow
quoted at 12tso. Raisins are firm; loos
Muscatels are quoted at 8fc9c; seeded
ralHlns, 9'4'Sllo.
FISH Pickerel. dressrd. So; plko,
dressed, IV; white fish, dressed, wlutei
caught, l.V(il5c; trout, IMI&o; halibut, I3c
salmon, 15c; Catfish, 15c; herring, dressed,
8c; crapples, round, 6'uci crapples, large,
fancy, 15c; black bass, 25c; smelts, bwoiI
and 'fine, 13c; eel, ISc; blue fish. 15c; red
snspper, 12c: roe shsd. per pair. 40(fT5io
frog legs. 30fii4ic; Vobsters, green, per lh.,
S7c; lobBter. boiled, per lh., 30c; mackereV
Spanish, per lb., 16c; mackerel, native, l&tj
26c per lb. ; fresh green turtle meat, 25c lb.
CURED FISH Family White fish, pel
quarter bbl.. 100 lbs., $4 00; Norway mack
erel, No. 1, $35 00; No. 2, $28.00; herring. In
bbls.. 2t)0 lbs. each; Norwav 4k, $11.00. ,
HAY Choice upland, per ton. $11.50: me
dium, $10.50; No. 1 bottom, $9.00; off grades,
$4.00(i6.60. Rye traw. 87.
HOSPITAL GROUNDS COMELY
Object Sought, In Plan Laid Ont In
the Board of Connty
Commissioner.
Member of the county board have plnm
under way for the beautifying of thi
grounds about the county hospital, whicl
at present have a bleak and uhlnvltlng ar.
pearance. Chairman Tralnor of the hos
pital committee has had E. C. Foter, i
landscape architect, look over the ground!
and make suggestion a to the laying out
of the property. The hospital I In lgh(
from tha boulevard and this I Urged at
one reason It should be parked.
It I proposed to adopt a definite plat
for the placing of hrubbery, tree ant"
vine and then work to thl plan In thi
future. The work will not be done all al
once, but the commissioner approved ol
working piecemeal toward a general plan,
to be drawn up by a competent landscapt
artist.' The unsightly place and outbuild'
Ings will be partly hidden behind shrub
bery and clinging vine will be trailed ova
the wall of the main building. Mr. Fostoi
ha mad a report to the board and it hat
been referred to the hospital committee, foi
future action. i
EARTHQUAKEJS RECORDE!
Instruments nt Washington Rtrctl
' Disturbance of Earth's)
Crust South of City.
WASHINGTON, Juno 6. A distant earth
quake shock was recorded by the aetsmo
graph at the weather bureau beginning a
about 10:29 last night and lasting for near);
an hour. The maximum amount of motloi
was very small. While It Is lmpractlcabU
to determine the location or origin of th
quake, based solely on the seismograph
records, the weather bureau ' officials be
lieve that It was not more than 1.000 oi
8,000 mile distant and probably to the aoutk
of Washington.
Accident Prove Fatal. .
BONESTEEL, 8. D June 8. 8perHal.
Gllbert Hansen, a liveryman of thl city, ;
died today a the result of an accident
which occurred on last Saturday.: Last Sat '
urday Mr. Hansen went to the country for
a load of hay, and while coming down a
steep hill on hi way back his team became
unmanageable, and fearing that the load
would tip, he leaped to the ground, striking
on hi head and shoulder. He ' wa ren
dered unconscious by tha fall and Jay on th
ground several hour before being dis
covered. He leave a wife and six small
children. . -
Rnnealrel'a Saloon Problem.
BONESTEEL. S. I).; June 8. (Speclal.r
The vlllsge trustee In Bonesteel are Up
against a. hard proposition. There have
been seven saloon In Bonesteel ever since
the rush, and all-wish to continue here for
another year, but according to a new taw.
which was enacted at the last session of
the legislature, only three can .be- licensed.
All th saloon men have their" petition out
and will ask for license for another year.
To decide which three shall be allowed to
continue to dish out wet goods 1 not an
easy matter. '
r
?ssYrite for My FresDooke
Entitled
Grain Speculation
Hot a Fino Art
Head mj book and eaeile learn bpamreeith
Batumi, eonailiia veye ot dlin la wheal,
ooru. uet ud woviffiooe. It will Wil auuce
kow to operata oubeervatlvelf aad aateljr oa
tlia Chicago Board of Tra-la. Welle Sodas
fur title Autkurltf so swaitj Irddis.
iH-nt iirumutlr Fhifi'.- I iai tl-e bosU to
lua oa oil book. It will inumet ou.
L W.W ACKER, M 8Ws af Trade KUfCska
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