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TUB OMAIIA SUNDAY BECt JUNE'S. 1907.
CRA1X AND PRODUCE MARKET
Prices EalJy Soraenhtt After Heary
Clote of Prertoui Day.
WILL BE LITTLE EXPORT WHEAT
Statistic of Fir Iran Prerwdla
Cumpmrr wlts Present t'oaal
tleaa Bream ta Wirrnit
Tkli Oatlook.
OMAHA. June , 1M.
Ths market rallied soma this mornlns.
Mter the heaviness ihon nrar the does
sterner. Low tx-rcentaare crop reports
ull pour In and eioerts Mr there will
e Terr lit t 1m ilnt for nort ludslnc
irorn statistics taken for the jirevlous live
ware. European weather conditions are
more favorable and cable came lower.
Wheat opened a little soft thla morning,
after the heaviness ahown at the cloae
yesterday. Considerable nervousness waa
felt and It toon very little to move the
market either way.
There waa a rally on Kansas report and
ehorte are covering on advance. Jul
wheat opened at iv'tc, asked, and cloaed at
kvSc. aaked.
torn opened Crm sod higher on (rood
feus-lng by caah lntert-sts. cfTerlngs were
rather light and scattered. Jul torn
opened at c, aaked. and closed at 4tya.
aaked.
Oats ahowed eome decided strensrth. after
yesterday's heavlnesa There waa heavy
Belling on atop orders at the ripening, but
good buying eoon dried all offerings and
the market advanced. July mil o juried at
tSVjc, asm-d, tr.d closed at 44c, anked.
Prlma-y wheat receipts were 4"4,0O hush
la and shipments Splrrt bushels, atalnst
recelpta last year of iJR.OO bushels and
ahlpmenls of KA.n oushels. Corn receipts
were 1.J10.0 buahela and shipments w:0
bushels, apalnKl receipts lt vear of (MI.OOi)
buahela and shipments of 444.0m) hushels.
Clearances were 08.000 bu. of corn. S6.00D
feu. of oats and wheat and flour equal to
IM.M6 bu.
Liverpool closed d Jower on wheat and
Hd lon er on corn.
Beaboard reported K.W) bu. of wheat and
iS.'M) bu. of corn for export,
Local range ot options:
Articles. I Open. II1gh. Low. Close. Tes'j.
Wheat ( I !
July... (TO A 9"74iA r4A S"SA fTA
Sept... 1'A HveA 1VA SIVsA 91TA
Corn
July... !"A 4ff4A 4iA 46"A 4PA
8-pt... 40SA' 4i4A 46A 4A 4SHA
Oats
July... tRlfcA tfiA 44.A 44A 4fHA
Sept... 7A S7i. A 37A 87A tTVtA
A A-iked. B Bid.
Omaha Casa Prlees.
WHEATVNo. I hard. 8vi5le; No. t
hard. ftiWf; No. t hard, JifctWc: No. I
eprlnp, WvrtUc.
CORN No. S. 4Hc: No. 4, 47(&47c; no
frade, 42-i:c; No. yellow, tS'wHc; No.
white, 44j49V
OATH So. i mixed. 42H'?3c: No. t white,
4SWiT44c; No. 4 white, 434H3'tC
Hit-No. 2, 75c; No. i. 73',:.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats,
Chicago .
Minneapolis
Omaha ..,
Duluth
IU3
..r
.. 14
172
.. 47,
1 r
PROVISION'S
CHICAGO GRAIN AND
Featare sf 4k Traalas; etna Closing
Prices oa Board of Trade
CHICAGO, June 8. The Kansas crop re
port, which exerted strong Influence on yes
terday's market, brought about a complete
change jt sentiment In the wheat pit to
day. At the close of the market July
wheat was up tiic September wheat was
up lie Corn was higher. Oetr were
up l'-ito. Provisions were unchanged to ec
higher.
The wheat market today opened easier
because of good weather conditions tn the
west. Later, however, a complete reversal
of sentiment waa caused by the Kansas
tate crop report. It was rumored yester
day that the report would show a percent
age of 11 on June 1. It showed a percent
ace of W, which was lesa than points
ij'Kher than yesterday's prediction. This
nerenee was not sumclent to strongly
wTlct the market, but the report declared
h.t n Mr cent or tn a'neai area nan
been plowed up. This would Indicate a
rmn n t aknut il flflfl rttv Kn on Ih. nonnlae
method of figuring. Dispatches were also
received from Kansas declaring: that wheat
la being cut foe hay and that further plow
ing up Is still In progress. These thine-,
coupled with the crop report, brounht
about an urgent buying demand, and from
fMic July wheat advanced steadily until
It touched 97'c. Protlt-ttklnir aalca caused
a alight reaction from the high point, buA
the market cloaed strong. Conservative
speculatcrs bought steadily all day and
there was a prood demand from pit traders
and conimlHslnn houses. July wheat opened
Hftfc to K'ae lower at 95C, "old
between 3Hc and SiVc and closed at
September opened Vi'u "V lower at 97,ifiic,
old between 7Vc and !SSc and cloaed at
fc'Hc. Clcurancee of wheat and flour mere
equal to 1!,(I0 bu. "Primary receipts were
4:4.011 bu., aealnst Ji.OM bu. for the same
time laat year. Minneapolis Inluth and
Chicago reported re-elps of V cara, as
arelhat 4M) cars laat week and til cars one
The corn market opened firm and with
a fair demand. The crop reporta were a-en-erally
unnatlfactorv. It belns- declared that
1h weather In the corn belt was too
Imidv. too wet and cold. From some points
Jn Iowa and Illinois reports came that the
crop may be serlotmly retarded unless
warm weather arrives. Julv corn opened
unchanged to c hlahcr at R3,T,TV, sold
Tvetween BSc and &4'.c. and closed at He.
Local receipts were K!3 cara, with 4t$ of
contrect grade.
The oats market took a slight dip at the
Immediate openlner. but Immediately ral
lied and were strong for the remainder of
the dny. Many traders were of the opinion
that the selling of yesterday had been over
done and that present conditions did not
warrant the closing prices of last n1(rht.
The market was strnnc all day with a
r'ood demand. Julv oats opened c lower
o r higher at 44i441c, sold between 44c
and 6c and closed atrong at 46c. Local
receipts were 118 cara.
Trading In provisions was verv Hrht. A
heavy run of born 1s exported for neTt
week and this pr"vented anv marked ad
vance, although I'' b'lyin" a vol
ume. Packers 1 1 and ahorts wen the
best buyers. At the clRe Julv l-u as
higher at tl SR. I M was unchinsed at
!?!. Rlle were up ZVf.V at fS.7Wu.au.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
cars; corn, 33 cars; oata 236 cars; hogs,
410r head.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat t 1 !
July lVt-MCl 6C4
Sept. vrximfc
Deo. t,4l 1 01W
I I
lwl!5Ttvlv
C7,l - KWkl 9H
K 'l 0P'4r 96.9Tl
1 01
Corn-
July ira?v
ept. faV""N
MV.I
5i!
62 I
5S
Tt
4
61
4
St
4t'i
to'1
4 I
rr
V.'S
61 Vs
4J
Dec. I 61 '4 1
Oats I I
Julv !4 ft
Pent. 1ST itk
May SS(V
I
as I
4"'
Tork 1
July I 14 1 IT, I l u.' a 5.
It SO
Sept. 1 15 4 rht 16 J.-.I 16 4i I lti L?U
l.mr.'
t 1 1 . -
''ill
Jnlv
Scot.
BlN
Julv
Sept
20
75
I M
)
I tCV I 95 j S I fit
No. 1
Cash quotations were as follows:
V,?1- ! h"&leJy.: "'"'rr rntents. fa 1
4 ; winter stralnhta. .i.75fl3 T.: spring pat-
fl- 4:M',.'-.pri" "falKhta. .fcv4.4&
bakers. HiiJjS.75.
AH EA T N i. 2 spring, tl ovvi njvt- x-0 I
CCA M'5l': N- 2 red. tNii
- No. 2 yellow. .;c.
OA 1 S No. I J ii6c; No. 2 white 4:w-
No. I white. 4.VM7c - 4.o.
RYE No. I oc.
tr,I--V;KR"v.t', cho,' malting. rrrTBc
SEK1 3-Flax, No 1 north western. 61 111.
.r.no;i'y..,me- KT5- Clov"' co'xTJt
jT'niSMW-iort rlh ..
lovne.
16 fct.id.io. ilrti pork, per bhl.. t i fx.rt '
(boxed,.LV - ehrt
Beo-'r.. Bblpments.
El u 0.4
Iti'W
.....r. rJ
... tJ wi 11
10. 1 na
Flour, - bbla...
Wheat bu...
Cura. bu
Oata, bu
Rve. bu
Barley, bo...
On the Produce exchsnire tnH-v ik. k...
ter market was eay; croamcVtea Uric
dairies. ITa.c. Kfk. eaav: at i;,rk
In lu1l. uc: firsts. l-c; prin fijta. l4Vc
Cheese. stUy, UV.feiSVc.
LIversHMt Grata Market.
LIVKRPOCU June 6. - WHEAT - Spot,
firm; No. S red Waatera wiUt. U; NgTi
California. 7s Id. Futures, steady; July,
Ts V'. BT'ember. 7s IVd.
"HN Spot, firm; fleas dried. 6s: old
northern, (a :d Futures, dull; July, 6s
September, 4l iid.
SEW YORK QE.1ERAI. MARKET
aealBS af the Day mm . Tarleas
Caaaasadltlea.
NEW TORK, June t. rLOri Rw
relpta. bhls.; exports. .Cii bbla.;
market dull and about steady; Minne
sota patents, f& lOft winter straights,
4Sitj4S; Mlnntota bakers, lliiii
4 Ji; winter extras, II 0t) I SO; winter
patent, I4.JS1 i l; winter low fTA!,
12. 0 1.40. Bye Pour, Arm; fair to good,
14.76m 5 00: choice to fsncy, I5 10.40.
C iKNMEAI, Steady; fine white and
yellow, 1 10; coarse, II. 1761. 1; kiln
dried, II U&I J5.
. RVE Tiull; No. t western, nominal, c
L f.. Buffalo.
WHEAT-Becelrts. tt.OOO btf; exporta,
11.175 bu. Spot market firm; No. i rd,
II. om. elevator; No. i red, (1.0IH, f. o.
b., anont; No. 1 northern Luluth, 11.11 .
I. o. b., afloat; No. I hard winter, ll.Ct,
f. o. b., afloat. There waa a strong rally
In wheat today after a poor opening, due
to the bullish Kansas figure on condi
tions and acreage, good support from
the southwest and active covering of
shorts. Lent prices showed HO Ho net
advance.' July. 1 1.01 Tt j 1.04 , closed at
II. MS; September. 1 1 .04 1 .04 V . closed
at fl r4H; December, ll.04tfl.04S. closed
at fl.0u.
uk.n Receipts, M.87I bu. exports.
17,411 bu. Spot market steady; No. 2,
4Vic elevator, and 61a, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 2 white. 4c, and No. 1 yellow; tie,
t. o. b., afloat. Option market was with
out transactions, closing Vie net lower.
July and September closed at 62a
OATS Becelpts, 6,000 bu.; exports,
1.6 SO bu. Spot market easy; mixed oati,
26 to 12 pounds. 4V 60c; natural white,
20 to 23 pounds, SO&Hc; clipped white,
36 to 40 pounds, t0H3&5c.
HAT Steady; shipping. TStTlBe: e-ood
to choice, 11.1 K 1.20.
HOrs Steady; state, common to choice,
1904, 14816c; 1005, 4H&6c; Pacific coast,
1"1. SWllc; 190s. lege.
HIDES Quiet; Central America, 2c;
Bogota, 21 Vc
LEATHER Quiet; acid, tB(ff2Io.
..H?iISI"NS B,"ef- teady; family,
I14.0014.HO: mens, 9 5010 00; bee
hsms, 124. 00016. 00; packet. 1 1 1 00 $ 11.50s
city, extra India mesa. 122.00 23.00. Cut
rJi' ,e'y; Pickled beliles. 11.00
14 00; pickled hams, 12 12 He. Lard,
steady; western prime. $.Si.lI; re
Dned. steady; continent, I960; South
imt.r,r HO 26; compound, 00et5
t?7VJ9leI; fml'y. H 00; short clear.
y-fffiSi?': m""". 21T.75 16.60.
TALLOW Steady: city 2 per pk.).
t'c.h ou"'nr pkjr. free), 6i6Hc.
tS-n ?y; domestic, fair to extra,
JG7c; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Wefik; street price, extra
creamery. 23V,SS4c; official prices, crean
ery. common to extra. Ik'Siac; renovated
common to extra, Iftujc; western fal
lory, common to firsts. lfUTXr
CHEESB - Ste.,1 v : ' r,. w . . - .,
cream colored, small best. 12c: afatA
white, small. 12i,c; state, large colored,
best white, 12V,c; fair to rood. 10a-UWc;
Inferiors. "!tfie.
1-XKJ8 Steady; state, Pennsvlvana end
nearby fancy selected white, ISHiffISc;
choice, 17rnSc; firsts to extra firsts, lRVtyg
lc; western flrnta. 18c; official price, 15Va
16c; seconds, lf.ri5tte
POtLTRT-Uve dull; spring chickens.
E"c; fowls, loc; turkeys. 12c dressed steadv;
fow.uTmu3v4r"' 28,5 300 1 tu,ke' w'lc:
I St. Loals General Market.
ST. LOVIS, June 8. WHEAT Futures,
higher; track. No. 2 red, cash, BffcSWc; No.
2 hard, 7(j10c; July, 96c; September, H
ti(Sc.
CORK Firm: track. No. I rash, Kftfre,
July. 6if4c; September, S2sc; No. I
white. 54i-r4tc.
OATS I'uturea. firm; cash lower; track.
No. 2 cash. 4Sc: July. 44Vc; September. 8Sc;
No. 2 white, 60o.
FIUR-43teady; red winter patents.
4 R0Cf4 90; extra fancy and straight. 1J.E0
.; clear. l2.OfT.3tt.
SEED Timothy, steadv, tS.0OS4.0p,
CORNMEAI.-Steady. $2.70.
BRAN Strong; sacked, east track, HlO
HAT Steady; timothy. JH.60Oa.50;
prairie. Il0.00oi13.00.
IRON COTTON TIES H-04. '
B A OO NO 1 1 4e.
HEMP TWINE inc.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: JoMMnir.
$16.40. Lard, steady; prime steam, 1a.lL
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra short,
$ 87H; clear ribs, ta.27H: short clears, 19.76.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra short, Ho2o;
clear ribs. 110 25; short clear; tlt.RH-
PQVLTRY Weak; chickens, 10H; aprins,
17c: turkeys, 10c: ducks, c; geese, sc.
BL'TTER Steady; creamery, 213240.
EGGS Steady, lTVrC
Recelpta Shipments.
Plour, bbl .(B0 7.000
Wheat, bu 21.000 82.000
Corn, bu , 207.000 ' 61.000
Oata, bu. , 62,000 S8.O0O
Kansas City Orala as Provisleas.
KANSAS CITT, June t. WHEAT July,
91Hc; September. SCV! December, Wcl
Cash: No. 1 hard. Sid?fl: No. 2, 89S9c;
No. I red, 8c4j1: No. 2, 4'gSc.
CORN July, 4tVjc; September, 49He; De
cember, 4ftc. cash: No. I mixed. toiO0c;
No. 2 white. 60HC
OAT8 No. I white. 47c: No. J mixed. 66140.
HAT-Steady; tlmo'hy. I16.6OS17.0O; prai
rie, lU.S'WLI.CU
RYE Steady; 75c
BITTER Creamery. 22c; packing, 15Hc
EGGS Steady; extra fancy, Wc; cur
rent receipts, cases Included, new rases,
l-Vc; second-hand eases, 12c; southern,
canes Included, llAfcd
Receipts and slilpiaents of grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 67.000 62.000
Corn, bu 60 000 42 0 0
Oats, bu 17,010 8,X
Kansas City cash prices:
I Open. I High. I Low. 1 Close.
Wheat
July.w..
Sept....
Corn
July....,
Sept...',
ni nv
1Sa4S,H
4W,4vi-H
81 i2HgH
4 JtfSH
X aaked.
Mlaaeastolla Grata Market.
MTNNEAPOIJS, June . WH EA TJu 1 y ,
O U": September, HS,c: No. 1 hard, 6103V;
No. I northern, I1.0SH; No. t northern.
ll.or: No. I northern. ssAufrssifco.
KLOL'R First patents, 15; second
patents, 64 9460"; first clears,
second clears, 6t7VS2-8S.
FL.VX8KED Good Memand; closing
price, ji.
BRAN In bulk, 16.60ff167.
Ierla Market.
PEORIA. June l-CORN fnchanged;
No. yellow and No. , 6Sc; No. 1 6c;
no graae. wtiObic.
OATS Easy : No. I white, .e; No. I
white. 46H'o46Vc; No. 4 white, 4W,e.
RYE Nominal; Jge. 2, 64&1i6e.
WHISKY On the basis of II. H for fin
lshed goods.
Pkllavdelpbl Prodaoa Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 6. BOGS 'Mar
ket steady, fair demand; western. Arsis,
tree casts, lie, at mark.
CHElSfi-Steady but quiet: New Tork
full creama, choice new, 12"i;c; New
York full creams, fair to good, llVfflic.
Hllwaskrs Grata Market.
MILWAT'KEE, June 6 WHEAT Steady
No. t northern. l.Cltl.H: July, Tic.
RYE-Steady; No. 1. 67?r7Hc
BARLEY Lower; No. 2, iS7c; sample,
tn 1 dc.
CORN-Steady: No. t cash. MQ&44c: July.
S40.
Dalatk Grata Market.
DULUTH. June . WHEAT No. 1 north,
ern. HOI,; No. t northern, tl.ODV,; July
11.01,: September, fl.01: December,
OATS on track, 42c; June, lZa.
TOLEDO. June 6 SEEDS Clover, cash.
6!2S: October, 66 16; December, 6S0?i;
alarcn, 6&.wH Alatke. Ik ao. rimotny, 6-
OIU aad Revsla.
NEW YORK. June 6 OIL8 Cottonseed.
easy; prime crude, f. o. b. mills. 4o; yel
low, dot. i-eiroieum, nrm ; reared, new
York, 68 46: Philadelphia and Ballrr.ore,
64; Philadelphia and Bellmora, In bulk,
14 Turpentlna quiet: ttaoeoSc
ROSIN ajulttt; strained, common to good.
4"17.
SAVANNAH, Oa.. June 6 OIL-Turpen-tlne.
Arm; 67c.
ROSIN Firm: sales. 2.192 casks: quote:
A, B. C 64 Oi'iil 14: I. 64.2&fr K.' E. 4 at9
40; V. 4 14 he; O. 64 It; H. 65 60; T, K.uO;
K. 6S7; M. U-M'1: N. 66.7oat.00; W O,
lik'06; W W. 6tuJ.ia .
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. June 6 -iryTrE Futures
Of ned quiet at uachanged prlct-e to a d
cllue tif 6 points under scattering liquida
tion, but rul.;d very quiet. In keeping with
ft-it urt-l-ea cables, and siesdied toward the
rlosw n a show of bull support. The rlose
as dull, act unchanged to 6 points higher.
alas were reported of 1.294) hags. Including
Julv at 6 46c; Beptembf-r. i Sic; Deoembow
4uc; January. S.4te: March, 146c. 6.hJ
dtiil; No. 7 Rio, tV: No. 4 banlua I !
Mil duil; Cordova. U
NEWYORK STOCKS AST) BONDS
Speculators Draw Wide Deduction
from White House Conference.
KAS.KET IS ITEM AST) HIGHER
Peak Btateaseat Caasea m Raavetlam,
ta Tbla la Follawed by a
Harrlaeaaa Lad
NEW TORK, Jone (. The toe market
community waa Inclined to draw wide
deductlone from the conference at the
White House laat night of members of the
national administration to discuss the re
sults of the Investigations held by the
Interstate Commerce commission lnte the
affairs of various corporatlona and rail
road combinations. The common assump
tion In the financial district was that a
moderation of the policy of prosecution
of corporations was to be Inferred aa In
contemplation.
The response of prices Indicated that
the Harrlmsn group was regarded aa
most Immediately Involved In this de
cision. The feeling Is general In the
financial community, however, that a
large portion of the difficulties of secur
ing capital for railroad extensions and
general Improvements have been directly
due to the discredit thrown upon Incor
porations In general by the attitude of the
administration toward these bodies. There
s a deep-seated sentiment In all street
that a moderation of governmental se
verities towards corporatlona would
operate materially to facilitate the rais
ing of needed capital. The poor bank
statement was a temporary offset to ths
nfluence of the Wuhlnrtno rennets. T k
known movements of money during the
week account for only about half the loss
of over I. 000.000 In cash holdings, as
the 13,600.000 gold which goes out today
is not supposed to figure In this week's
statement, but to be reserved for appear
ance In next week's return. The lost
Increase, although slight, helped to swell
the deposit Item and the reserve require
ment, with a net result of rutting down
the surplus reserve more than half. It
is tne opinion that further gold will o
out to Paris next week, although the ex
change rate at Parla on London advanced
again today and narrowed the margin of
prom on snipments or gold from here.
Prices recovered after the hesitation
caused by the bank showing and closed
firm, but rather below the best prices.
1 oiai saues 01 Donas, par value, ibBK.ooo.
Number of sales and ranee of auota-
tlons on the New Tork Stock exchange:
Stiff. HISS. VOW. COM.
too
Aflami Eiprau
AmAlrmmAtetf Copser
. M.ioo rr u
. 10 4JU. 4i
100 I7U, 714
. i.4 ii hh
am. c a r
Am. CAT. pit
Am. Con on Oil
II
H
10
19
T
t
101
llH
i
)n
Mat
SI
N
T
H
P6
M
184
ITS
5
ll
144
mi.
6
It
-
44
lit
17
71
141
441
l
TO
44H
u
1U
II
t
iH
Cot loo oil sfa
Aaerlcaa Exprccs .,
Am. H. A U pli
Americas Ice
Am. Llnaee4 Oil
100 It
lot
l.i UIV,
100 1
i.ws rt
4, lot tt
mt
Am. Unl Oil pta
Am. Loeomottrs
Am. Lecomotire pfd. .......
Am. 6. R
Am. a. R. pfd
iiii
104
M
Araer. iucar Retnlpc
Am. Tobacco pM etfs
Asoa4a HlDlss Co
tehlana ,
Atrklaaa pTi
Atintic Cout Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. Ohio pfd
Brook) ra Rapid Tr
1.404 lt MM
t.POt IftVt
I" 110
ton sr
l.tnt 11"
tng 144
6.40 lltti
M
1M
U7
Canadian Pacific
Central ot New Jartry
Chtwioaka A Ohio
Ckioaso Gt. W
Cbleaso A N. W
a. at. A St. P
Cnlr.ro T. A T
Chloao T. A T. ptd
C, C. C. St. L
CeloraAo P. A 1
Coioraoo A 60
Colo. A 8a. 1st pfd
no
poo
1,600
t4
J""e
44V
4SH
M
II
147
'
"iiv,
Colo. Bo. td pfd.
Consolidates Oes
Cora Produfrts
10t IT
T.M0 1414
''tei 'MVfc
Cora proewets pfd
Dataware a Huaaon
Dal.. L. A W
Dasrer A R. O
D. A k. O. pfd
btatlllors sacarltlaa
trio ,
Brie 1st ptd
Erie td p!4...
69
4.7lt
S
504
Oanaral E lor trio
Illinois Cantral ,
Intsniatlonal Paser
Int. Paper pfd.,-.....
1st. Pump ....a....
Int. Pamp pfd........
Iowa Contrml
Iowa Contrml pfd.
Kaaaaa Otr Bo
41
I
41
in
40
K. c. Bo. pfd
UnitaTlllo A N
600 111
I J8 IC'
111
47
kfextoaa Ontral
Minn. A St. I
M-, It- P. A 8. S. at
M.. 8L P. A 6. g. U. pfd.
t" 104H 101 JJl
too in in inn
700 Tl 74H T41,
lm H u u
KlO 44 14
LIDO 41 H 4014 41 X
4V,
I tn Uf 111 IH14
1.100 tiv, US
10 Tt 14 741,
MlaaouM Parlfis
M., K. A T
at., ft. A T. pfd
Katloaal Lad
N. k. H. of M. pfd
New Tor Central
N T., O. A W
Norfolk A W
Norfolk A W. pfd
North Amenoaa
tot t
tVO 14 V.
17. 10 lt
10 K"4
41
14
post
SI
11
111 44
t
47
tt
141
ltH
to4
Paallc Mall
Pannorlvanla
Pogpla'l Caa
r . c, c. a at. u.
Praaaid ttaol Car M
Praaoad . O. pfd
tot H 14
Pallmaa PmUoa Car
Raadlaf
koadlng lot pfd
Raadlni td pfd
btaiubltc itael
Rapublle Stael pfd
mo
t.tne
to)
'"ini
Rock island Co
Rock lalaad Co. pfd.
tl
II
44
rH
,
M
f
111
M
lit
r
Rubber Ooods pfd
tt. U A 6 P. M pfd
St. beets . W
M4
10
t. U t. W. pfd
Southern Pacific
60. parlfia pfd
to. Rallwar
Bo. Railway pfd
Toaoasaae C. A I
Tazaa A PaciSo M
T.. St. U A W
T.. at. L A V. pfd
Cnlea Parlfia
roloa Pacific ptd.
C t. EiVToas
u.
no
l."0
mt
"iii
fit
17.404
T7 n
m 111
lVi 11
wit
44
117 H 11(14
V. t. Realty
100 l4i t
V. t. P.uhbar.
V. 6.
Rubber pfA
lot
MX
4.404
sMt
US
M4
P. I. Stool
C. t. frlorl pfd
t2
4
lot
V
m
ut
t
1H
14
M
U64
M
"
IT?;
Va-Garo. Cbomlcal ..
V. -:ro. Cham, pfd.,
Wabaah
10
14
Wabaah pfd
Walla-Parso Kaproaa .
Waatlngbonao Kloctrle
Waatars t'aloa
Whoollac A k.
Wfaoooala Caatiol ....
Wla Ontrml ptd
N art tarn Padte
Cfetral LMthar
Central tMthor pfd...
tloaa-ShafiWId ataal .
Oroat Northern pfd...
... t.ltt W 1H
'"Hi 'it' 'it"
100 44 M4
. 1,000 Ml 7
" 'ioi 'it,
Int. statrapoiitaa
tat. Mat. ptd
Total sales tar tas say,
moot baraa
Bootsa ttoxska aad Baa da.
BOSTON, June . Ckll loans. Et per
cent; time loans, 4JH per cenL OfflclaJ
closing on stocks ana bonds;
AUhuae sdl 4s tl Col. A Heel tot
de 4s 17 rootanaial pt
In. Central 4a li Copper Ranse - T444
Au-blaoa - ssHopalc aet 14
do pfd Nrraaklla 11
Boatos A Albaar....lll Uranbr i.HO
Ooatoa A Maine 140 lala Rorala II
Rnaton Eleratad lMMaaa. aiming 444
rllrhbert p4 lSl Mlchlsaa II
Kuliu Control 61 Mohawk IS
N. T . N. H. A H...144 Moil C. A C 1
t'atoa Pacific
.M4oi4 Deaunio
Am Pneu. Tuba..
Amor, tugar
da pfd
Am T. A T
A mar. Woo lae ...
do ptd
Ediaoo Elae. Ills.
Maaa. Electric ...
da pfd
Maaa. Ooa
ttarooia ..A...xa
.llr Pareot
M
HI ouiQc.r
.U4 Sbaaaca
fit Tamarack ......
,. 41 Trtnltw
,.M foiled Copper .
. 14 V. S. Mtalug...
,. 47 t. A OU.
.. 40 Ttah
.. MkVtrtnrul
114
::::-,l.H
...A 19
14
;h
1"4
64
:::::
in
Vt
144
Celled fiboe tUch
do ptd ....
C. A Steel..
ta pfd ....
Adventure ..
Allooaa
Aaaelta mated
Atlantte ......
Bimrbaa) ....
Bid.
7 W Inana
44. Wolverine
to North Butte
I But to Cooutloa
44 Nevsda
tcCal A Artseue.
liAnseea Coav ..
tt
Hiw Yerk Miatag Itocka,
NEW YORK. June I Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Ad.ms Cos II Uttle Chief ., 6
Alloa ....SM
reace
arwoewtck fa ..... M
Comotoch Tuaaal ... tt
Con. al. A Va 44
Horn tutor 148
Iron Sneer tut
LeadvuM Coa. t
Ontario , tit
Ophkr .,..I74
P-wnst ...... It
Sav.sa 44
Sierra T4oads ....... at
Small Hopes .. II
Standard tat
rorelca iTIaaavstal.
LONDON, June 6. Money waa In good
demajad and la fair supply 4a the market
today. Discounts were steady. Frtrea en
the Block exchange were quietly steady.
Yesterday s release of gold try the Ind:aa
secretary helped consols to harden, but
the good board of trade flrurma failed to
assist home ralla Foreigners were sap
ported by Parla. -Jkpaneee Imperial ta of
14V4 closed at i'f. Ajuerkaaa suffered front
rava.r.i. iiqujaatioa sontif tne early trad
log, which caused a aetkik dm.
but, rtavewe sutvsgit later aardeae4 pa-kceti
and, aJthougb the market closed steady,
parity level waa not maintained, fears of
a poor New York bank statement chocking
the Improvement.
PARirl, June 6. The tone on the Bourse
Improved today. Ruaaian Imperial 4a were
unquoted. Kusslaa bonds ot 1!M closed at
traW.
bjjuRUN, June lOn the Bourse today
Americana Improved on the New York ad
rlcea. At the close domestic stocks were
lower. - "
New Yerk Meaer Market.
NEW TORK. June . MONEY On call,
nominal. Time loans, dull and slightly
firmer; sixty days, IVfe per cent; ninety
days, lS4 per eent; sis months, per
FRIME MERCANTILE TATEH-8e
fper cent.-
STERLINO ESXCHANQE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 64 87fv
6.6710 for demand and at 64 .SjoOt 637w lor
etsty-day bills; posted ratee, 64 86 and
64 W; commercial bills. 14 SSHtM .634.
SILVER Bar, 66tc; Msaican dollars.
(ISo.
HONDS Oovernment, steady; railroad,
firm.
closing quotations on Don as toTtr were
as follows:
V. i. ret. fa, rag....104 npaa la ttw
do eenpea 14 Japan la, td seriae.. t
C. 6. la, rag. -ll to 4a rtfa. t
do eotipoa 1(4 -do 4a etfa tl
V. A eld 4a, rag 1 de td Sanaa li
do eaupoa lo k. M. sat. 4a ltou
C. S. saw 4a, KS....1.H4 Man. e. 4a M
to eoupoa U' "kn. Control 4a..... 77 u,
Am. Tobaooe 4s. T do 1st lae fa
lot 14108. A St. U 4a.. M
M St., K. A T. 4S H
do fe 44
N. R. R. of M. a 4a tl
N T. C. t. I Ha US.
Atrhlaea gaa. 4a...
do sdl. 4s
Atlantic C. 1. 4a..
Bal. A Okie 4s
de ls
Bra. R. T. t. 4s....
Central of Oa. 4a. .
4a 1st Ino
do M tas
de Id Im
n i. c s. as....
14 oko. PadSs 4s ...
104 do ta ,
Ma N. A W. a. 4a....
TO a S. U rfdf 4s.
It Pons. one. lo.
10014 Raadlni sen. 4a...
.ia
.14U
. 4
. ta4
. us
Oea. A Ohio 4s
so
ochleae A A, la. 17 St. L. A 1 M. a 6a.. 110
c, b. a u n. 4a ... i st. u a 1 r. if. 4a to
C, A L A P. 40.... 41 St. U S. W. 4a .... It
to eel. 6a 14 Boaboard A. L. 4s.... 71,
CMC. t II U . a. t,Bo. Pacific 4a. 67
Cola Ind. la ear. A II do 1M 4s etfs 44
Cola. Mid. 40 44 So. Railway la 10(44
Colo. A So. 4s It 'Trxaa A P. la 1U
l'ba Is 104 T.. St. L A W. 4s 71
D A R. O. 4s PS rnloa Paclfie 4s 10144
iM.tinara' sac. as... a: v. s. steal id as.
Erta p. 1. 4a P2 Wabaah la
do gaa. 4a tn Woateni Md. 4s..
Hocking V.I 44. ..ll Wis. Central 4a..
Bid. Offered.
..lot
.. 7J
.. U
' Lea doa OoalatT Storks.
LONDON, June 6. Closing quotations 00
stocks were as follows:
Consols, mossy
do account ..
It 11-14 at., K. A T
... IS N. T. Control
... 11 Norfolk A W
... ft do pfd
.. 4M6
..114
.. 71
.. II
.. II
.. 41
..
.. M
.. 1
.. II
.. 71
..HI
.. tl
.. 144
. 104
.. It
.. 14
Anaconda
Atchlaoa ,
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific .
Chesapeake A Ohio
t Ontario A W ,
14 Pennajrlranta ......
172Raad Mines
M Raadlni ,
Cbicaao Ot. W
11 Southern Rallwar ,
C. M. A St. P lfi do pfd
IaBears 14 Southern Pacific
tanror A R. O M Inlon Parlto ...
do pfd Tl do pfd
Erie Z!V. 6. Rtaoi
do 1st pfd I do pfd
do Id pfd 17 Wabaah ,
Illlnola Central 141 de pfd
LoultYtlle a N 11a Grand Trunk ...
.. 1.44
rJlLVER Bsr. steady. Sd per ounce.
mu.i li, I otaat per cent
The rste of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3 per cent; for three
months' bills, 14 per cent.
Bank Cleaurlasra, .
OMAHA, June 6. Bank clearings for to
day were fl.S35.2iS.t: and for the corre
sponding date last year 61. 660,271. 29.
1907. It.
Monday
.1 1.631154.00 2.106.651.72
Tuesday l,0p.4Si 5
Wednesday l.M.Mll
Thursday .lfl9.5'i.Sl
Friday 1,644 49 09
Saturday .635.203 22
l,777.Sli S3
l..S67.67
J.8S1. 716.75
1.61.719.7!
l.&60,371.2
Totals n2.4O1.10163 tl0.m.El
Increase over the corresponding week
last year, 62.0C7,212.!a
Treaeary Statement.
WASHINGTON. June 8. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 6160.000,000 gold
reserve, showsi Available cash balance.
62t,46Z.Z37: gold coin ana minion, 687,wi,iut;
gold certificates, 658.SM.S30.
Imports and Exports,
NEW YORK. June -Total Imports of
specie at the port of New tork for the
week ending today were 617. 961 silver and
645,224 gold. Total export of specie from the
port of New York for the week ending to-
uay were '.czu, tvsa goia anu )u,k silver.
OMAHA WHOLGIALG MARKETS.
Coa d HI am af Trade aad Qaotatloaa am
Stapla aad Fancy Prod ace.
Bl. I TER Packing stock, 16c; choice to
fsncy dairy. 18ft toe: creamery. XiSHaa.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 10c; roosters, I
43c; lurxeys, uc; oucks. 10c; geese, to.
FRUITS.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES-Per bok of
about 6 lbs.. 62.2mB1.G0.
PINEAPPLES-Vlorlda. 46 slse, 22-75 per
crate; 42 else, 62.76 per crate; 36 else, 63.7s
per crate; 60 slse, 64 00 per crate. Cuban
pineapples The less all around.
STRAWBERRIES Missouri, -Qt cases,
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS Llmonlera, 100 slse. 16.26; 360
srxe. t6.7n; other brands. 60c lesa
BANANAS Per med I urn -sited bunch.
Ht"lZ6; Jumboes. 6260tiS.H.
ORANGES Medlterrsnesn Sweets. ISO,
176, 200. H6 and STiO sizes, 62.7b31.00; ftS. 126. 286
sises, 63.00; laiuornia fsaveis. extra rancy.
171 200 Zlff. zbO else. 64.60: fancy, VX stse.
63 76; 160 slse, 64.36; choice, large sixes, per
box. 1.7&e'J.00.
FIGS California, bulk. VAc; 6-crown
Turkish, 14c; 4 -crown Turkish, 11c; 6-crown
Turkish, sc.
DATES Kadaway. 6Uc: sayers. id: hai-
lowls, 6c; new atuffed walnut datea, Mb.
box. 21.00.
BEEF CUTS.
X X n a 41 M. XT. a
loin. w. No. 1 rlD. uc; fso. 1 r.D, luc; o.
I rib. tc: No. 1 round. Ittc: No. I round
6 We; No. 3 round 6c: No. 1 chuck, 6V0; No.
t chuck, 6c; No. I chuck, tc: No. 1 plate.
I'ftc; iso. 3 Plate, ac: na. 1 piate, sc.
ULU VrAiH.lABl.1.8.
POTATOES Table stock, per bu.. r.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. No. L 62.00: No.
X. 4i..
NEW VKUE.1 ABL.K.B.
'POT A TO ES Per bu.. 61.86,
ASPARAGUS 46Q0O0 per dos. bunches.
BEANS New wax and string, per ham
per, 64 00.
UKtns. turmi"! na cakkui rer
dot. bunches, 4:trtj0c.
FIE PLANT rcf dos , 10C
CUCUMBERS-Per dox.. $1.00.
TOMATOm Texas, fancy, 20-lb. amta.
62. 26,
CABBAGE California, 6c,
CELERY Florida. li.A per dom.
ONIONS Texss eilvee k!a. per crate.
about 46 lbs., 62.60; yellow Texas, par orate.
ezao; green onions, per oox., suo.
LEAF LETTUCSv Hot-house, per dos.
beads, soc
PA KSLKT Hot-house, per dos. bunches.
toe.
JvaDISHES Per dos. bunches, boms
grown, aua.
MISCELLANEOUS
COFFK& Koasted, 14 0. 6s, Me per Tb.
ro- tu, uc per in.; rno. zcl ic per lo. No.
kj. 14c per lb. 1 No. &. per lb.
CH K KB E Block Swiss, lsc; llmbergar,
lc; 1 oung Americas, 10c
NU'la California walnuts, wo. X, . epft
shell, lie; No. 1. snft shell. 16e; braslla
im,ei6e: Means. TKi-c: Alberta. 12W-:
Biits, rsw. TVsc; roasted, ttu; California al-
snonos. ifVkc; cocounuia is up per ita.
HllES AND TALLOW Qreen talud.
No. L te; No. 3, tc; bull hulas. 6c: tman
hldeA No. 1, 7c; No. 2, 6c; horse. U.bjJ
Im; sheep pelts, txH-26 Tallow, Me. J,
4nc; ro. x. atac. - vv yoi. iitgzjcj.
CANNElt OOODS Corn, standard, west
em, o-4u arc ; saamc, oi.io. lomaioes. rancy,
l-DOund cans, tl 46: standard. 6-tound nana
tl to. Pineapples, grated. 3-pound. 1) 3tJ
2tv; sliced. (1 7Udl.U; fancy fua;lan, l
iue., 41 7. uaaon appiea i a I Cali
fornia acrtcota, I ft. Pears. 61.75!
reaches. ll.7trjt.40; L C. peaches, (2 (,
60. Alaska salmon, red. 61.16; fanov
t.Diaw., uas sfc-jv. lawr oucaeys, flat.
II at, Sarduies auarter oil. 66.26; tbree
ouarters mustard. 6176 Sweet nntam.
1 lot1 Bauer kraut, too. Pumpkins. Ai
tjll 5. Wax beans, 3-lb., 60c&tXuO. Lima
deans. 4-ia-. myt' , aoaaoa peas, l ib
ttx: early June. Iva'oIi 11: faucv. tl krfi 41
CALIFOHMA DRIED Fftl'fi U Pen
sre somewhat unsettled by freer oCTerlnga
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grades. Quo
tation range from 6Se to 6c for California
fruit and from 6rc to to for Oregon. Peaches
sre srightly essier, with fancy yauow
i noted at 12Hc. Raisins are firm; loose
luscatels art quoted at etltc; aeedtd
raiams. ikOJic.
F16H l'lckerel. dressed. Ae; pike.
ressea, i&c; wnits nan. a rosea O. winter
causm. iaisc; trout, tij toe; nailbut, lie;
salmon. lUc; catfish. ISc: herrtna. drau
tc; crsppiea. round, tkkc; rrapplea. large,
fancy, lie; black baas, 26c; snielis, saoet
snd fine, 13c; eL lac; blue fish, 16c: red
snapper, , ro. onoa. per pair, eiWSuc;
frog legs. 3oy4C; lobalera greet), per lb,
37c: lobeter. boiled, oor lb., luc: anakv.i
Spanish, per lb . 16c; mackerel, native, l.rt
aVc per lb. ; freah greea turtle meat. 2&o lb.
CTHID FlSH-ramlly white Bah. per
tiu'ri wii., iw . e. w-, rvorway mack
erel. No. 1. ffl&fv: No. 3. 626.60; herring. In
bbla. tut lba. oath: Norway. 4k. til 40
HAT rbolea upland, per ton. til. at: ma.
rawaf 46-a.t W a7sTV4I4Btwa
OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Tat Csttle Steady, with Other.
Pouibly Easier.
HOGS L0WIR TEAS tAST WEEK
Sheep aad I .am fee front; aad Aetlre
stvery Day Qaarter ta Forty
Ceots Higher for the
Vtrtk.
POUTH OMAHA. June 6, MOT.
TtAearlnta wee
Hoga. Sheep.
6.W6 1.641
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
I 84
4.26
1.116
1.1I1
1 00
t'TTicial Wednesday..
Clfflfial ThiirtdBv
Official Friday
Oinclal Saturday ....
This week ..1
IS.Mt
1.1.C15
r.2s6
jo.r.
2S.J4
13. to
last week
Two weeks ago
Three weeks aaro
Four weeks sen
Rama week last year 17.607
The following table shows the recelpta
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
ror tht) year to date, compared with last
year:
ln7. IW, Inc. Deo.
Cattla tv.0' 4244TI 80.6SS
Hogs 1.129.en 1.212.175 S3,flos
Sheep 786.026 71to,T7S 49.350
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good .to choice corn-fed steers 6!.7va6 SO
Good to fair corn-fed steers 6.2U,&.70
Common to fair steers 4 &t"t6.30
Good to choice fed cows 4.2&W4.W
Fair to good cows snd heifers 6.i4.!o
(od to choice stockers and feeders 4 40-ri f
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 6 40
Common to fair stockers 2 fS 90
Dulls, stage, etc 134 76
Veal calves 4 OOffiAOO
The following table showe the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
Several daye. with comparisons-.
Data. I 1607. n06. il06. 11804. 10I ',1902. 1901.
May 30...
I 01l I Si 6 17
4 63!
4 MX
4 63j
4
6 81
a
7 10
7 12
5 C9
6 6
6 70
May 11..
s tr".
ot;
12
6 2D
6 Ik'
I tv
6 m
June 1..
6 83
June
2...
6 31
6 07,
6 89
c eel
6 76
6 78'
B So!
7 07
June
3...
4...
6 04V
6 18
4 49i
7 12' 5 76
7 16 6 71
7 20! 6 70
7 15! 6 71
r 181 6 76
I 6 76
June
t H
6 t
8M
t 66
0
June
6
6
a 9A t 41
June
K Bv' Wl 4 "1
4 64
June 7.
6 fl! 6 l 6 26
6 071 6 87! 6 30;
4 m
i 6S
June 8...
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha $ $6 97ai 20
Chicago 1.7t.'57.50 6.76 tui.lii
Kansas City 2.5(Kg4.00 (.76 2ft
St. Louis 1. . 60 6 60 tjo M
Sioux 4'lty 3.4lyfi.OO 6.90 fa 10
The ofhclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
uaiue. iioga. oneep. n r a
C , M. Bt P..
T
Wabaah
27
A
1
27
2
4
Mo. Pac 67 1 .. 1
Union Faclflc System ZI 1
C. 6V N. W. teasti
C. & N. W. (west)
C, St. P., M. 4k
U., a. VJ. (east) t
C, B. A g. (west).... 7
C. R. I. ac P. (east).. ..
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Western. ..
Total receipts 78
11
The disposition of the day s receipts
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber 01 head indicated
Cattla. Host, Sheep.
e 0 e oe a 1, 213 ee a s
... 3 2.073 216
... I 2.228
3.6a
C 8C
... M. ..... CrtiO
m
Omaha Packing Co....,
Swift and Company...,
Cudahy Packing Co...,
Armour 6V Co. ,
Cudahy Pack. Co.. K.
Swift and Co., K. C.
swirt and ca., Bt Joe
Totals 107 3,176 966
CATTLE There were no new develop
ments In the cattle trade today, there not
being enough cattle here to make a mar
ket. ii'.e recelpta for the week show a
very heavy gain, being double the receipts
of last week and larger than a year ago
by over lO.OOO head. The arrivals have con
sisted principally of beef steers, there being
only a very small sprinkling ot cow stufx
and feeder a.
The receipts of beef steers being so lance
In connection wltl- 'he fact that prices ad
vanced 40u0o las. eek made buyers feel
rather bearish and there waa an Inclina
tion throughout the week to pound prices
each day. On the other hand the demand
proved to be very rood, and while the mar
ket would generally open alow to a Uttle
lower It cloaed up better each day. so that
at the close of the week good to choice
kinds of cattle are fully steady with the
close of last week, with medium kinds pos-
siniy a little easier, cut not to exceed kw
lower for the week. Light cattle were es
pecially good sellers all the week, being
taken by packers to use In place of cow
stuff.
The deadlock between packers and com
mission men over the cow question has con
tinued all week. The country has sided
1th the commission men and has kept
cows and heifers st home, so that not
enough havs been coming In to really make
a market- The few loads .received have
sold at fair prices, speculators and ship
pers together with local butchers being the
only buyers. Until the matter is definitely
settled the marketing of cow stuff Is at
tended with great risk.
very few stockers and feeders have. been
received during the week. Quite a num
ber of cattle that might under ordinary
circumstances have sold as feeders have
been picked up by packers at better prices
than feeder buyers were willing to pay.
Such cattle aa have been sold for feeders
have brought good strong prices.
HOGS Hogs sold 60 higher and the mar
ket was fairly active at the advance so
that praotlcally everything changed hands
oy 10 o clock in tne morning or soon trier.
The hogs sold very largely at 66.Ou4id.10, as
against 66.dui6.06 yesterday. As high fs
66.30 was paid for good light hogs, aa
against 6616, the top yesterday.
The receipts of hogs this week have
been very liberal, showing a heavy gain
over last week and a small gain over a
year ago. With large receipts to help them
buyers were enabled to force values down
ward during the first half of the week,
hogs on Wednesday selling 103no lower
than ths close of the previous week.
Since Wednesday prices nave gradually
firmed up. so that the close today was
only about tHc lower than the cloe of Us
week.
Representative sales
Ma
Av.
Ko,
A. ta. Fr.
..im i t o:
tl..
ft.,
tl..
47..
tt..
41..
61..
.lit m i r.
U
I
44
t
4
44
tt
71
74
61
7I...
St....
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SHEEP There wss one mixed rar lu this
morning, which sold at about ateady
prices and three cars direct to packers
Receipts of sheep this week have been
light, although about on a par with a
week ago and a year ago. As has been
pointed out severs! times of late the sea
son for fed sheep srd lamba la very
near Its end snd still lighter recelpta
are anticipated for the coming week.
Owing to the fact that the demand all
this week has been very good prices have
advanced sharply. Buyers have all wanted
S few good killers and whenever they
cculd get what they wanted they d d nt
let the question of price atand In the
asy. As a result good sheep and lamhe
have sold t64oe higher this week and
some sales of ewes aad lambs have ac
tually shomn 60c advance.
Commission men generally are advising
their friends to get in their fed sheep
and laicUs at ones as Svulii cetera graes-
Cattle.
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era are berrlnnlrg to cut considerable figure J
in tn mm Ket an'i tiirre nv.gM oe a oe
creaaed demand for fed stuff In conse
quence. V.ioiatl"ns cn shrtm stock: Good to
choice lambs. IT.TS'it ; fair t.t good larnbs.
$7.0ii7.76; ofiirtmnii or cull lanila. 6.' jJ.ta';
food to choli-e spring lambs. 6"-a6v-o): fair
o good spring lamba. 6" 0":' .OH; full spring
Ian I a H &!; no; gwod to choice yearlmga.
light, tj; 13-. good to choice yearlings,
heavy, '.&'4ii M; fair to good )earllr,
ttK1 .itVSti; good to choice wethers, K.6J
6 76. fsir to g'K-Hl vretliers, ts.0i4i..T0; good to
chulce ewes, to. .:.(.; air to g'KiJ ewea,
66.Ttu1.0f'; culls, bucks and stags. W-J0
6.00.
Representative sales:
No.
87 a-estern ewes
107 western lambs
14 spring lamba
Av.
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6 60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle aad Sheep steady Hose Five
teats Higher.
CHICAGO. June 8 CATTLE Receipts.
400 hesd; market steady; beeves. 64 6"'i ft;
cows, fl 7P'p-4 .SO; heifers, 2 t"Tio.50: calves,
65.6V)iTtO; g.Hd to prime steers, li E"u; i;
poor to medium, 64 OKiS.&O; stockers and
feedora. S3.'tii6.60.
HOGS Receipts. 15rVvj head: market fe
higher; llsht. 6.10f ri; mixed. 66 H."J.i;
heavy, f RI. (i :; rouh, 6-V6a'(it.Of; plus,
6i7;"i8t); good to choice heavy, not quoted;
bulk of sales. Is 2f.ii4 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reoelrts. 4 00
head; market steady; natives, 4 5"&d :
western, ft tVff n: rearllnea. S 404j".16;
lamba 66.&0ao.60; westerna 66 hot .
Kaasas City I. Its Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. June 8 CATTIB Re
ceipts. 740 head. Including 6t) southerns.
Msrket steady: choice export and dressed
beef steer a .'i .7Vy; IS; fair to good, 66 UJ
175; western fed steers. $L6OTiH.0O; stock
ers and feeders, 6.7516 00; southern steers,
816tVu&-6A; southern cows. 82.7)4.01'; native
cows, ti ofvvM.Tt.; native heifers. 63 V'116 36;
bulla, 3S.;4-4 60; calves. l4.(tC75. Receipts
for the week, 45.810 head.
HOGS Receipts. 6.4m head. Market was
strong; top, H2R; bulk of sales. 8' .!! 2?S;
heavy, K12K, 2D; packers. 36 1j36 324j;
light, 3.l.Vii.26: pigs. r..6tYy'.on. Receipts
for the week, Sl.ior. head
SHEEP AND LAM IIS Receipts, l.OnO
head. Market steady; lHm!. 7.tyr26;
ewes and yearlings. tri TEitS 75; Texas
Clipped yearllnRS. 3', 5"S7 5.: Texas clipped
sheep, 8.". o"a M; stockers and feeders, 13 aO
fc5.60. Receipts for the week, 32,700 head.
St. Louis I. Ire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 8. C A TTLB Recel pt s,
oiiO head, Including 800 Texan"; market
weak: native shipping and export steers,
8f- r"rM .60; dressed beef and butcher steers,
64.75fi6.fii); steers under l.ono lbs., 64 4fKif& 00;
stockers snd feeders. 83 0tit(i5 0"; cows and
heifers. 32.lCSu.50; earners. linofiS.OO; bulla,
l2.6MR4.7o: calves. 4.(V&10 00; Texas and In
dian steers, f3.tif.ij5.6y; cows and heifers,
tl 1",H 40.
HOGS Receipts. 8 800 hesd: market 6c
higher: plica and lights. 36 .koVfi.30; packers.
tCOOtlS.S; butchers and best heavy, 35.203
6 8".
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600 head;
market steady; native muttons, 34.0016.60;
lambs.' 8i.0l5$ 0ft; culls and bucks, $4.76
6.0(; stockers, 31.0033.00.
New York I.lve Stock Market.
NEW TORK. June I. BE KVE8 Re
ceipts. 1,621 ' head, all for slaughterers;
nothing doing In live cattle; nominally
steady for all sorts; dressed beef steady,
SV&'S'lrC. Exports 8U0 cattle and 6,400 quar
tera of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 67 head; all Indiana
calves and sold at 38.00; feeling steady;
dressed calves steady: city dressed weak.
"iflUc per lb: rountry dfessed Sdilic.
SHEEP AND 1.AMRH Rerelntn I .1
head: sheep and yearlings easy; lambs. J5o
lower; sheep, to.OiaS.OO; yearlings, 68.00;
southern lambs, 310.00.
HOGS-Reoelpts, 1,796 head; nominally
steady.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. June CA TTLB Receipts,
40 head: market steadv; natives, 64.2fyg.2f;
cows and heifers, 83.2&SS.2S; stockers anfl
feeders, 3S.60tS4.75,
HOGS Receipts. 163 head: market fVr
THc higher; top, 36.27H; bulk of sales. 3.&d
6.22H.
SHEEP AND LA M BS Recel pt s, 514 head;
market steady; clipped lambs, 37.65'rTS.S;
yearlings. SSQTtO; wethers, 36.40iu.65:
ewes, 4u.75tud.2S.
Sioux City Live) Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT. Ia., June , 8. (Special.)
CATTLE Receipts. 700 head; market
strong; beeves. 84.8MJ .00; cows, bulls and
mixed. 33.4i?4.Sl; stockers and feeders.
64.0(i(ii4 60; calves and yearlings, 33.40tjiH.50.
HOGS Receipts. 5.600 head; market 6c
Jilghr: selling at 35.SOig.10; bulk of sales,
6o.454j6.00.
Stock In Sla-fct.
Receipts of live stock st the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha l.fVO g.ono LOOO
Bloux City M0 8.500
Kansas City 700 6, 1,000
St. Joseph 40 6.1SS H4
St Louis 600 8.W0 500
Chicago 400 12,000 4,(u0
Totals
3.640 41,633
7,014
Sna-ar and Molaasea.
K7!W TORK. June 8 SUGAR Raw,
quiet: fair refining. S.S(lc; centrifugal, M
test. S.fr'io; molasses sugar, 3.11c. Refined,
quiet; No. 6, 4ti0c; No. 7. 4.56c; No. 8, 4.5"c;
No. 8. 4.46c; No. 10. 4.35c: No. 11, 4ic; No.
12. 4.25c; No. IS, 4.20c; No. 14. 4.1V; con
fectioners' A. 4 141c; mould A. 5 35r; cut loaf,
6.70c; crushed, 5.70c; powdered, 6.10c; gran
ulated, 6.0.1c; cutea, 6.25c.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice. 87S4Sc
WtU r.tlT Viva T . . e eiw . v
; ket steady: open kettle centrifugal. Svy8
v-, ceni riruitai wnnes. none; centrifugal
yellow. VGihtc; seconds, 24'51!e.
MOLASfiES-Qulet; syrup. 8miJ34c.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. June . COTTON Spot
closed steady: middling uplands. 13.2V.:
middling gulf, 113.50c. No sales.
New Tork cotton quotations furnished by
Lf.gan & Bryan, 2 Board of Trade build
ing: I Open. High. Low. Close.
LIVERPOOL June 8 COTTON Snot
Steadv A mot-lfe n ,M.t1l.,.. e an. . .
, - - J .. ... .. iiDuuiinH, o.nti; lutio
i middling, 8'iOd; low middling. 7.1d: rood
ordinary. 6 46d; ordinary. 6.0fd. The sales
of the day were S.0"0 balea of which 800
were for speculation and export and In
cluded t.WO bales of American: receliu
LMW balea. lncludlna: SftO Americans.
NEW ORLEANS, June 8 COTTON
Snot closed firm: salea. IM hales. l,ow
ordinary, he. nominal; ordinnry, tc. nom'
nal; good ordinary, 10 6-!6c; low mid
dling, 11 8-16r middling, ISo; gr.od mid
dling, iric; middling fair. 1474c. nominal;
fair. ISc. nominal. Receipts, 871 bales:
stock. fC RflS,
BT. LfU'IS, Mo., June 8. COTTON
Steady; middling, 12c. Bales, 7 bales; re
ceipts, Sr Imles; shipments, 771 bales;
stock, S6,4i4 balea
Clearing Iloase Beak Itatenrat
NFTW TORK, June . The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the hanks hold IS.IiSO.'Kv more ths,n the
legal reserve requirements. This Is a de
crease of l6.H01.8Ji, as compared with last
wetli. The statement follows:
recres'e
..81.141 446 40 11514 MO
Ians ,
Deposits
Circulation
Ijcsral tenders
Ppecle
Reserve '
Reserve required .
Purplus
Ex-!', g. deposits
Increase.
1.110.141 V0 ,1S.1)
Bt.6.aV
7S.191.70'
n 1.1T4 Jfa)
r 7w.!v
27S.7KR.rS
6.!i.6;5
n.e,60
711 4"0
8.STI t
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2.'. 2"G
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Evaporated Apples aad nrled Falta.
NF"V YORK. June 8. EVAPORATET
AM'LV?S Quiet, but Arm. with fancy
quoted at siV, choice at 7'iTW. prime
at 6VLiCt''c and prr to fair at 61'0;c.
CALIFORNIA DRIKD FKriTf'-Prunes
are firm and unchanged, with quotations
ranging from 4c to LV for California fruit
and from 6Vc to It? for Oregon. ArTieots
are tjj'et. hut firm, with choice quoted at
16Vs&l!c. extra choice at la'ioc and lamy
!J"iy i2fti i??5i ii98i ir?
,"Pt- n5 11S7 11761 ' 11K6
1 1 120i 1M3 1184) 11
! UPDIKE GRAIN COMPANY
Room 109 Dee Culldln-j. Tel. Douglas 2173
Membcfs of AH Principal Grain Exchanges
Your Business Solicited
I I III llil illt taTT
at CJlc. peaches are not selling freely,
but trices are very firmly held and snm
h'l.lera sre snld to be stktng an advance,
lhr!re are quoted St Ity, extra choice at
liiiV.r, fancy at K'o'ii.ic and etra fane
at 1ji) IV. lialelns are unr-'ienged. wltl
loose muscatel qut't-d at IVliliV. seertei
rslslna al iWfaUSc and London la era S4
tl.hjj'l SS-
tA'ool Market.
ST. IH"I8. June wtntl Wteady: me.
dhim gradi-s. combing and clctl.lns. J'jv:c
llsht !ine. illiilV; hiavy fine. I.:.jfl7c; tub
waslK'd, aj4STo. -
WYOMING RIVERS ARE HIGH
Heavy Saews of Winter Have Be
aalted I at Floods Ceaerally
Over. State.
CHETENXE. Wyo, June 8.-9peclal.V-.
Reports received here from Plnedale snd.
vicinity reveal what an Immense amount
of snow fell In the mountains during ths
winter. The creeks have all risen higher
than ever known before. The Kpmmerer
stage road has been almost a sea of water
and mud and pssaape almost Impossible.
The Ham's Fork went on A rampage at
Kemmerer and for One week tt overflowed
and washed out all the wagon roads, so
that no wagons could pass between that
point and Frontier. Ths Fontanelle val-
ley was a sea for nearly 300 yards, with
water running all around the bridge, which
was hobbled by posts betng driven Into
the ground above and barbed wire used
to tie It fast. La Barge creek during Ha
highest stage ran four inches of water
over the stage wagon box. making It neces
sary for all mall and packages to be piled
upon the seats. The dry draws all run
mean little streams to their drains, but
left the mud. The Plneya were out of
their banks and the bridges required, rr
pairing and watching. The Cottonwoods
held their can, but spread well out over
the valley. The Green river went beyond
bounds and for a while It was feared that
the new bridge would go out. High water
will be expected until well into the sum
mer.
TYPHOON SPREADS DISASTER
Caroline Islands Almost Entirely
Wrecked by March Storm
nd Tidal Wave.
SAN FRANCISCO, June l The first de
tails of the havoc wrought by a typoon
and tidal wave In the Caroline Islands In
the latter part of March were, brought hers
today by Rev. G. H. Jagnow, a missionary,
who arrived on the steamer Coptic. A few
days before Easter Sunday, a typoon
swooned down upon the Islands known as
the Olcal group and completely wrecked
them. A tidal ware that followed not only
swept over the land but It practically
burled It under a blanket of sand from ths
ocean's bed. This wave rendered 1.600
people homeless and 350 men, women and
children were drowned on one Island alone.
Twenty-fire persons were lost on another
of the small Islands. Ths typoon lastej
three days. All ths trees and shrubbery
were either uprooted or burled In the sand.
When ths tidal wave occurred and swept
over the land, hundreds of natives were
saved by swimming about until the waters
receded. The German authorities sent tv
steamer with supplies and with these ths
Datives expect to subsist until they caa
produoa their crops.
SHOOTS WIFE AND DAUGHTER
Mrs. Gcora-o W. Lonsdale of Olney
ilia. R, I.. Badly Wounded
Husband W1U Die.
PROVIDENCE, R- L, June 8. One pst
son dead, another dying and a third seri
ously wounded are the results of a shoot
ing In Olneyvllle today. Gtorge W. Lon
dale killed his 11-year-old daughter, seri
ously wounded his wife and attempted sui
cide and is dying. Lonsdale also tried to
shoot a boarder In the house, but ths bullet
went wide. The cause of ths shooting la
not known.
If you bay snylhlng to trade advertise
It In the For Exchange columns of Ths
Bee Want Ad page.
STOCK BARGAINS
lore) King Sol. T. A D , 14c
1-rnO Arli. Col. C. b . lihto
l"(i Waldorf, lis.
"0 K.n.. Coop. Ret., 7c.
I&"0 Wellington, Col.
M0 Hnoaac Tun., ISc.
l.tt Pack. B. A B . sc.
t"M) I' roe Con.. IVvc.
6Ute) Int. Mia. A Ei.. l',c
lono Let Dollar, tc.
twin Oftf. Tamarac. 4s.
K El r.vor, Sue.
f.M Oolt Hill St. A T.
IW Con. Jvff. O. A a
N00 Chlene. 7o.
tuuc Con. Mineral.
SOOO Dlnero Con., 1 Jo I
14 O A. Cofffe, 447.
IM Globe. Arli., bid. I
XI K. Snovatnrm, 12c
li0 BMw.ll Elec, lc.
K0 O'Wtr Ely, 4r.
M O'w'tr Red Bo, tie,
louo Alma. Ida., lie.
4t Amer. M , lie.
Ioki Of il Red Butte, 4a.
'-' Nlaiit Hawk. te.
ih Honest Endeavor.
Martlu Lrdrr. 40a.
10.0 CI I poor. B. T., lie.
lO0 Man. Chipmunk. ta
1000 MUly Mln., l"c.
THOVIAXDS MORE. LARGE BULLETIN FREU.
WE WILL BUY
AwTl!Te PT cl. for thm. OFTES
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new and lntereatlng; to Cobalt In
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devoted to district's beat Invest
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Cobalt Securities.
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