THE OMAHA DAILY DEE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1907.
9
CRAB AND PRODUCE MARKET
Opening it Generally Weaker, Owing
o Bearuh BtporU.,
FOREIGN raiCES AEE DOWN, TOO
Weather Cewsltloa Hhow Great law
at mm Tata AtTecte taa
California, 7 Id. Future, steady; July,
llied: r-ptember. 7 l7d.
t iRX-Upot, firm; lies drle. te Hd; old
northern, hi ISd. Futures dull; July, 4
liVid; September. 4a I'VV
JEW YORK GG1ERAL MARKET
a Vartaaa
Grata Market All Also
taa Llaa.
OMAHA, June H
S The market showed, general weakness
nauni morning owing to oni
, 'report and weak cable. Foreign marketa
were weaker. Influenced by the American
decline. Weather condition enow great
Improvement and are Ideal for arowlnj.
Wheat opened weak owing to Ideal
weather and weaker cable Wheat was
rlor aula all around the pit at the opening,
buyer were scarce, and commission houses
take what little grain warn bought. July
option opened at Strtio asked, and closed 9uc
i amI rxr,A uiiu on more favorable i Bear
weather, lower cable and weakness In
wheat and oata. There waa fairly good
buying on decline by oommlaalon houses.
July corn opened at c aaked and closed
(Jsts opened aoft In aympBthy with wheat
and corn dropped several fractlona. Heal
rowing weather helped to still weaken
the market. July opened at 4&Sc aaked
and cloaed at 42c aaked. "
rrln.air wheat receipt were KB.nOO
bushels and ahlpment 330.000 bushels
against laat rear of 371.000 buahele and
ahlpmenta of 376.000 busbela. Corn receipt
were LMLOoe bushel and ahlpmenta .
bushels against receipt last year of 81S.)
buahela and ahlpment . of 6L.0u0 bushels.
Clearances were 71X09 bushels of corn,
84.O00 buahel of oata aod wheat and flour
equal te 114.000 bvsheU.
Liverpool eloeed ld lower en wheat and
li to i lower on corn.
Beahoard reported 2,0n0 bushelg wheat
and 74.000 buahel porn for export.
Mradstreet's estimates wheat thla week:
Decrease 1.600.4m aa compared thla week
Uet year of decreaee 6.347.000 buahela. Corn
Increase 450,000 and oata decree 477,000
buahela. '
Local rang of optional
Qaetatleaa et tae Day
Co en aaoeltles.
NEW YORK, June 11. FIWTR-Re-celrta.
26.779 bbla. ; exports,- 3,8f7 bbls-j
market dull and lower; Mlnnes-M
putenta, 86 oj6.ti; winter atralghta, M B
4360; , Minnesota baker. HTa..;
winter etraa. f3.flfvfi3.t; winter pat
enu, hi'Vi"!; winter low grade,
IJ V"fil40. Rya flour. Arm; fair to good,
4.716 .00; chotre to fancy. 9S19426. V.
t'OHNMEAL Steady; fine white and
yellow. -11.80: coarse, I1.1TB1.1I; kiln
dried. Il litil 26.
RTE Iti!l; No. t wetern, nominal, c.
L f, Buffalo.
W H LA T Receipt. 40.700 mi.: exports.
7fi.6o bu.; coot market weak, No. 9 red,
8Ac. elevator: No. 3 red. Ve. f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern. Puluth, I1.0FV4. f. o.
b. afloat: No. 1 hard, winter. I1.K'4. 1. o. 0.
afloat, influenced by heavir stopped loss
selling on outside account, due to tne
bearish sovernment reports, wheat broke
aharply today, continuing weak until the
afternoon, when northwest buying pro
moted a rally. A second break occurred
the close, leaving final prices IW'f
r: net lower. July. ILOlHiTlOOii. eloeed
l.nv: Beptemtier, ii.tcwi ies, cioeea i.t;
leremoer, xi.ui u-itxgi.ut4, cioeea xi.ui
11-1.
CORN Receipts, 18.37B bu.j exports. 70,646
bu.: spot market eaay; No. 1. 63V4C ele
vator and 62Vc f. o. b. afloat; No. I white,
68c and No. 2 yellow 62Ve, f. o. b. afloat.
Option market waa without traneactinna.
closing Sc net lower. July and Heptember
closed 81 He: necemher closed 8044a.
OATS Receipt, 7J,V) bu; exports, 23,857;
pt market eaey; mixed oats, 26 to 22
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Traders Unable to Throw Off Mood of
Depreion Orerhanging Market.
Article. I Open. I Hl(rb, Low. Close. Tev.
Wheat I
July... PH t"tA
Sept... ttViA 91HA
Obm
Jt'ly... CMiA 49A
Bept.,. 48 A 48 A
Oats
July... 44A 44HA
Sept... A 87 A
M
1
4HA
4744A
41 A
9 A
91 A
4H
47A
42 A
ICA 36AJ
9"HA
49A
48 A
44HA
27 A
(
A aaked. B bid.
Omaha Caak lrte.
WTrTEAT Na I hard, f&r7Hc: No. I
bard. 82yic; No. 4 hard, T5m0c; No. S
prlng, 844ftc ,,
CORN No. ,a 4Hc: Ko. t yllow, 4We;
No. I white. 4iW44eHo.
OATS No. i mixed. 4igHlUo; No. S white,
4Xa-CHc; No. 4 white. 41Wij4io.
RYE No. 2, TSo; No. 2. 71 Ho.
Christ Rsoelpta.
i - - Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chlcaa-o .. M S&l &8
l'nn.iv)lfi 202 ...
Omaha ...... ...... 19 Ut ' 25
Duluth J41
CHICAGO GRAIIf AND rROVISIOXB
rritarH f tbe TrallaT and Cloala;
Price aa Board at Trad.
CHICAGO, Jane 1L Sunshine and sum
mer temperatures over tn greater portion
i,r ihs wheat erowlna- aectkm of the coun
try and Canada brought out liberal sale
of wheat In th local market today and
caused decline of more than I cent per
buahel la all deliver!. At th close Ui
Kantannhar nntlntl wa down VMlVrkO. Com
waa off StMto. Oata showed a net los of
1l1Tuv Vrovtalnna were WafZMfs lower.
The government report and the favorable
weatner ror tne rrowini crop wars ni
chief factor used by the bear In forcing
down the prtt of wheat. A declln of
mora than a penny In the price of wheat
nfclocai ana outaiae ione. in wiumvo u
thla profit taking ther wa aiao rre eii
lng for abort account. Several ralllsa oc
curred during th day. but
earned to be the ljaal "I.
sak, with pries almost at the lowest
Jnt cf th day. September opened "m&'AO
252'W tower at fr'afitTHo. aold off to
each advance
.sflU shdr lib
eral sale by holdera Th market cloaed
weak.
86S0 and cloaed at -c July ranged H
tjlS4e and cloaed UMlO. Clsaranoe of wheat
and nour war quat to ud,ww 1
world a vlslbl supply aaereasaa
bushel. Primary receipt were 6S8.UO
buahela compared with 271.000 buabela for
the same day a year ago. Minneapolis,
Iuluth and Chicago reported receipt of
St can. against 474 oar laat week, aad 22i
a year "o.
Th corn market waa weak n day ba
rauae of free sale by cash houaea and
longs.. -The dominating Influence waa th
higher temperature wTilch prevailed over
the entire corn belt. Th pressure to sell
th new crop future waa especially heavy.
Demand cam from scattered aouroe. Th
market closed weak. September openad
4o to WBSa lower at 6Ho to 6a, old
between Uta&so, and closed at 6ftc. July
ranged between ETfeo and 62o, and closed
at UfpSIVx Loeal reeetnta were U oar,
with li of oontraot grad.
Belling; of oat wa on an enormous scale,
with nearly all of th leading Interest
active participant on that aide of th
market. The result waa a aharp declln
la price. The sell tag pressure waa chiefly
due to th government report, which
showed a big Increase In acreage sown to
oata and Indicated a crop much tartrer
than generally expected. Weather favor
able for th growing crop waa an addi
tional beaiiah Influtnoe. Short were th
f rtnclpal buyara. September opened Ho to
o lower at . sold off to aAi&UMfco
and closed at 2b4fio. July sold between
42a and 43To and cloaed at 4Hc. Local
receipt were 211 car.
Belling of lard by local packers waa the
feature of trading In provision a. Th
weakness pf grain, had a deprenlng effect,
sentiment In th pit being bearish all day.
The volume of trading waa amalL At th
close September pork wa down t2o at
114.16. Lard waa off ITmj at 28.Uti.6. Rib
were lOo lower at t Tfti.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
11 cars; corn, H oar; oata, tfl car; bos,
sVoia head.
The leading future ranged as follows:
pounds, 49Ho; natural white, 20 to 21 pounds,
(-'.'Me; clipped white, 26 to 40 pounda.
HAT Steady; shipping. 756iktc: good to
cholre ll.lMi a).
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
10. 143 16c; 19QS. 4H6c; Paclflo coaat,
104, ""rile; 10, eic.
HItE8 Dull; Central America. 3c;
Bogota, Il4c. I
LKATHKR Julet; acid, 2502C '
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; family,
H4.0ei4.E0; mess. $9 BOy 16.OO; beef
hama. l24.00 26.00; packet, 91100911.51;
city, extra India mess, 222.00 22.00. Cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies, 11.000
14.00; pickled hams, lieiJHc Dart,
easy; western prime, 2S.70fae.8i; refined,
easy; continent, 29.20; South America,
910.36; compound, 9S0Oi8.. Pork, barely
ateady; family, 919,00; short clear, 117.21
18.28: mess, 217.7Mi'18.0.
TALLOW Steady; city (99 per pkg.).
He; country (pkra. free). 6a4Vo.
RICE Steady; domesUc, fair to extra,
I'm it 7r: Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Quiet; street prlc. extra
creamery. 23Hi)S4c Official price: Cream
ery, common to extra, 18-ff3c. renovated,
common to extra, W'VW'c; western factory,
common to ft rata, 17iJfauo; western Imitation
creamery, firsts. He
CHEESE Steady state . full cream, col
ored and white, small best. lle; state,
large, 12c; state, large and small, fair to
good, lwullc; state, Inferior, 7SuHc
EOOS Steady; state, Pennsylvania
and nearcy fancy aelected white, 19c:
choice, lTHSISc; first to extra firsts. U'd
17o; western flrrts. l&WGVtai official price,
first. 16c: second, 14H'aliC
POULTRY-Liv. easier; sprlna; chickens,
tic; fowla, 1414tc; turkeys, lie; dressed
steady; no change In price.
Bt. Loal Geaerml Market. .
ST. LOCTS, Mo June fl. WHHAT
Lower; track No. 2 red cash, K4J7c; No.
2 hard. 9AjV7c; July, tlHc; Septsmber, 93
enc. -
CfiRN Lower: track No. 9 cash, EJUe;
July, 61tr; September, 624j62o; No. 2
white, KX&MMa.
OATS Lower; track No. 2 caah, 46c; Sep
tember, SSXic: No. 2 white, 47Vc.
FiyUR Dull, lower; red winter patents,
94.4tg4.70; extra fancy and straight, 9J.7WJ
4.3D: clear, 93.8n5.20.
SEED Timothy, ateady. 93.0US4.0O. .
CORNMEAL Weak. $2.70.
BRAN-Unettled; sacked, east track,
1.101.12.
HAT Steady; timothy, . 27S6O8W.50; prai
rie. 210 0HJ112.00,
IRON COTTON TIBS 11.09.
BAOOINO 11HC
HEMP TWINE lOo.1
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing.
21140. Lard, lower; piim steam, 23 30. Dry
salt meat (boxed), lower; extra short,
tJ 25; clear Tlba, U S', hort Cleara. 2.12Vi.
Baoon (boxed ), lower; extra short. 210.12H:
clear ribs, 910.12H; short steara. 910.00.
POULTRY Steady x uJcMckn, JOHoul
prinsa, isc; turasys, nc auoca, 80;
geesejSo. Jx '
BUTTER Steady; creamery, TifrMa.
EOOS-Lower, lie, v
Baoatrt. xThlproents.
Floor, bbl .'.,..4 n.ooo ono
Wheat, bu 19.0W . Sl(T0
Corn, bu Jt,0t6 97.0ft
oata, (mi -. .. 98.00 ' UlOU
Kaatss City Grata aad Prerrlslowa.
KANSAS CITT. Jun U. WHEAT July,
Wao; September. 8c; December. toSc;
caah. No. 2 hard. nc; No. 9. S8o;
No. 9 red, 9&&Tc; No. 8. t&imc
CORN-July. 484c; September. 4HHc; De
cember. 46c; cash. No. 2 mixed. 4tH4c; No.
9, mya; Kg. 1 whit. . mvwiLa No. 2.
48HC
OAT8-N0. I whit. 44c; No. I mixed. 46
4BHc
RYB-Steady. T4tr77a
HAY-teady: choice tlmothv. D7.fl04MTRn
prairie, 91L6u11.0a . ,
BlTlltH-Creamery, He; packing, le.
XrM 1EU.. -
celpt. case Included, new cases, 12He;
nu-iia cases, uc; southern, case
included, llao.
Tsotrta C,lnmn
Wheat, bu tutm igira
Corn, bu 62 000 9.(i
oats, DO..... B.0U0 ' 1000
Kama City caah prices:
FEICE MOVTJtFJIT IS LB.RATIC
Attltad sf Pablle Uslslea la Jasaa
Oa taese at Wrakaess Tlaal
Velar Nearly tke
Lew est.
NEW TOiRK, June 11. A mood of depres
sion crept over th stock msrket asin to
day which efforts to throw off proved un
sviJllns. The trading was largely In pro
fessional hand and tne movement of price
wa under suspicion of exaggeration by the
effort of this class to further their purpos
of getting anion sufficient to oner a proni
on operations. The conse,unre waa a
rather erratic movement of prtcea and
abrupt fluctuationa on comparatively small
dealings. The opposite policy of the trad
ers led to sudden shirtings of position in
the market without maintaining any ground
for king. The constant change Inus in
volved gav suggestion of lata of convic
tion on the part of the operatora.
There waa some disposition to attribute
the recurrent weakneaa to the Important
failur in th contracting business an
nounced this morning, although the effects
of this were slight aa far as surface Indica
tion went. The decline at the opening,
which was attributed to this cause, did not
go far before effective support waa forth
coming. Th dimensions of tbe liabilities
Involved In the failure, however, made It
Impressive. The Incident gave rise also to
much discussion of Its possible symptomatic
character. Ita significance aa an Indication
of shortness of capital waa obvloua. The
example wa lessened in Its fore by ths
fact of the large outlay by the Involved
company In permanent Improvement work
at a time when capital waa specially dim
cult to secure. The implied suggestion that
th financial position waa such as to ham
per Improvement work waa not hslpful to
speculative sentiment.
A mora Influential factor In th weakness
of the market was the bad Impression
caused by the acerbity of public discussion
In Japan In relatione with the United States.
No actual happenings wer reported to ac
count for the feeling, but there was much
attention given to the subject In the finan
cial district which found its reflection in
the study of ths comparative naval forces
of the two countries and of the vulnerable
positions In the case of an outbreak of
hostilities. Japanese 4Hc declined to V4
in this market, but the other Issues were
unaffected hers, although some heaviness
waa reported In Japanese Issues abroad.
Parla also resumed the liquidation of cop
per stocks In London. The rate for the
approaching settlement In London was
calied stiff, but discount yielded there. The
money msrket here grew perceptibly
atronger aad opinion gained force that a
r1?6,.bfo.re i end ot th year la a
likelihood. The announcement of the com
ing offering of 229.tiO0.O00 of New Turk City
bonds emphasised this belief. The periodi
cal disbursement to be made on July 1
this year are unusually heavy.
The action of the wheat market conflrmed
yesterdays view of the government crop
report, that It refuted the extreme appre
hension which has been held regarding the
crops. 8tocks failed to benefit from this.
Ther was a momentary rise In prlcee when
! .w" announced that Governor Hughes
w .T',tcT1 thJ New Yort -cent fare bill.
Sk . dl?p from ,that olnt w" abrupt,
with th dtaaeminatlon of the rumora of
trouble with Japan. Laat prices repre
Jst VeiT recoveries from th low.
Bonds were unchanged. Total sales, par
value, 8S24.0U0. United State bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sale and rang of quota-
mi sor stock exchange:
. . Baiaa. Hiss. Low. Close
""-ninuiM copper 44.10) l4
aaiw. cr ea4 Foundry.... f,Wo 41
4o tit
Abut. Cot to oil 104 ii
PI .7
Amor. BPrwa
Amw. Hid A Leather pfd
Ion. I
400 1
Articles.) Open. Hih. Low. Close. ft st'y.
Wheat
July
SpC
Dee.
Corn
July Sept.
lec
Oats
July Sept.
May
6epC
LsrJ
July Sept.
Ilibs
July Sept.
9eV7'3
Itaw-k!
H 19
16 W
9THJ
9
TO
at
9W, " - 94P
I
9HlHk4t
ei
aiVWitwa
4SV
97 JOWn
It 90
It 24
T
4H.
1 00
IS u
n
9y
7
siaoiwi
4SW
it 410
16 U
i
T1 Vm T7SJ
I Open. I High. I Low. Close.
Wheat I
July r- K'HT h'8833IU U
SU3 90H gxZ 88T,3
Corn
July 494H 49 m (ttl
Beft tfH 4S 484gM;tlH
B bid.
MS
40
18 2Si
16 17
93H
lu
8J 8T74
)
no. a-
Caah quotation wer a follows:
rUOUit Market K) lower and weak;
winter patent. 92.901(14.20; winter straigtita,
917i2.9i: spring patents, R7tiH.; spring
tralifbta, ti 4; baker. 9ttr?TL
WHEAT-No. X spring. Scii41-UlS; No. 9.
nril-t'lw No. 9 red, l8vc. ,
CHN-N. 9, Uc; No 2 yellow. 44je, i
OATSNo. 1 c: No. I wtute. 4y45o;
No. 2 whtts, 4JWo.
KTK No. 9. Sac
ItAIU.ET rlr to Choice malting. TOffTSe.
SEhX4 No. 1 northwestern. 1.21.
Timothy, prims, 14. S. Clover, contract
grade. 9lS '
PKOVIHIOIVS Short rib side (loosei,
9a7'a&.iV Urmrn pork, per tA., lis am,
1 t Lard, per l'l lba, 28. Ju. Short clear
Idea (boxed). 98. THJ mx
following were tbe receipts and shipment
of Aour aid grain:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbta. io 18 90
Wheat, bu. 1K.JO IO.01O
Corn, bu, ..SVOD
Cxtts, bu, n 274 ") .!.)
Rye, bu a.X) lD.(m
liarley. bu - KSuO ' I6,ai0
Cm the Produce exchange todav th. but
ter market was firm; creameries. 17'raac:
7, at mars, case
prints hraLs. iil
Cheesa, asy at IbQs'c.
AvatUkle Sopplle sf Gamlxt.
NEW YORK, Juns 11. Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreet' show . the following changes
in available auppllea as compared with pre
vious . account : Wheat. United I8atee, east
of the Rockies decreaaed 11,8(1,000 bu.;
Canada, increneed. 142 uuo bu. Total United
State and Canada, decreased, 1406,090 bu.
Afloat for and In Europe, decreased 1U0 fiO
bu. Total American and European ubd1v
decreased, l.t..t0 bu.
Crn tTnHed Bute and Canada, n
ereaaed. 562.0UO bu.
Oata. United t Sates and Canada, de
creased, 427.000 bu.
The leading deorease and Increase re
ported thl week follow:
Decreases, Manitoba f.f00 bu.; Ch'cago
private elevators. 178.0U0 bu; Cleveland.
f7,tu bu.; Port Huron. 80 000 bu.; Milwau
kee private elevatora, 66.0UO bu.
Increase. Portland. Me., 197 ,000 bo.: Lln
eoln and vicinity, 78.0SO bu.
Salxtaaateslls Oral a Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Jun 11.
WHEAT July, 97Hc; Septamber. 9fi
(Tec; No. 1 hard. ilOO,; No. 1 northern,
o; No. 1 northern, Kc; No. t northern.
96-tCJOo.
PLOURFlrst patents. 96.0otJa.10: second
patent. 94 tows 00: first clears, $S 666S.5;
aecond clear. UTStjl.
Peorta Market.
PEORIA. Jun 11-CORN-Lower; No. 8
enow ana iso. , mc: rso. . aac; no grade.
, ter market was firm; crear
dairies, lT-6Cla Esse, easy;
F Included, lie; first. 13Hc; pr
PkUaaelsfcla Pre4ee Market. ,
PHILADELPHIA. June 11. XiOS
Steady, good demand; western firsts, tree
ases, 1 7c at mark.
CHEESE Dull and lower; Now York
fall creams. llkOlUi
MvertMre l-rla Market.
I4VS.KPOOU Jun U-WH DAT Spot,
ria; No. red western, winter. 7a; No, I
yellow
4o4i1o.
OATS Iwer; No. I whit. 4J4fN4n; No.
I white. 4-o4.tHc; No. whit. 4i3-424jO.
WHISKY-slil. -
Dalatk Gratia Market.
DUI.TTTH. Minn., Jun U. WHEAT No.
1 northern. 9!ic; No. 9 northern. 7c; July,
9sV: Septenitr, NHc; December, 96o,
OATS on track. 4Jc; June. 42o.
rtoa Market.
NEW YORK. June U.-COrrrvw-Snnl
cloaed steady: middling upland. 12 26c; mid-
uiiii gun, ift.suc; saivs, noue.
New York cotton Quotations fumtetwul
by Logan A Bryan, I lmrd of Trad build
ing;
. , Open. - Htgti. Low. Close.
July 11 12 07 U M 12 ot
September II 66 11 71 11 84 11 Tl
Dcerher ........ 11 t. 11 9ft 11 Ti U 94
ST. 1XH1S, Mo.. June 11. CVYTTON Mar
ket steady; middling. te: sales, j belea
rerehits It bales; shipments, 22 bales '
stk, M.l balea.
NKW f-RLEANS. Jun II CVrTTON
Spot market closwl quiet but steady: aalea,
v tles; low ordlnaiy. 8c, nominal: ordi
nary. c. nominal: vood ordlnsry. lOe-lac-Vow
rakldtlnsT. 11 9-V-: middHng, IV; good
middling, 1J T-1V: middling fair. I4T.C, nomi
nal: fair. 16c. Recelpta. 811 bales; stotk,
96 bs les
LlVrjlPOCM . Jtm 11.,-OrrTTON Spot
market dull: prW mints lower. A.., ri.
n mlddlinsj fair. 8tM; wnrjf
Oil
4e Bf4
Aner. LoeastoUv
4o pi
Aner. Smelting A Ret
o s'4
Amer. Sasar ketning
Asker. Tooeoo pf4 ollil
Aaseaeaa sIIsIbs Cm...
Atehlsa '
ee 9t .......1.
Atlantis Onset Lrne
kalUmers av Ohlo....
4 pti
Brooklra lUptl Traaat....
Canadisa Ftrise
Central of Xew Jersey
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chlcso Orest Weatera
Chleate A Northwesters.
Ckleeso, M.. A St. P.......
Cfcieeso Term. A Trans....
o p(4
C, C. C A Bt. Louie....
Coloraan reel aa4 irea....
Colorade A aantaera
4e la r
4o M ti
Omeolleete4 Oa
Cor rroSnots
do rd
Delswu A Radeon
IHI', Leek. A WeMern
Denver A Hie Orend
eo pn
Diatllera seenrttke
Erie
la fd
do id pfd
Oeoeral BleetrM
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Inter, raper
do pli
loter. runs
4o pfd
lows Central
do pfd
K. O. Soathera
do pfd
Loeiaetlle A Neahvlll.....
HexMsa Central
Minn. A at. Unl
M.. 8L . A asun it, a.
4o pd
Mtsaour! Pasiao
M.. Aeneas A Texas
do ptd
National lawd
N. R. R. of Mailee pfd....
Nee York Central
N. T , Oat. A Waetern
Norfolk A Weatera
Kerta Ameriean
PaclfK Mall
rennayrranla
People Ufc
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do W4
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do pfd
Bontbern raclfls
do pfd
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as Bid
Tennessee Ceal and Iron
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do ptd
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Wo Offer at Par and Accrued Interest the Unsold Portion of
$9,000,000
Q First and Refunding Mortgage Gold Bonds
of The
Long-Bell Lumber Company
of Kansas City, Missouri
This bond issue is a direct obligation of The Long-Bell Lumber Company, whose tttal ctsttt at a nnftrvalivt affraisal
amtunt H $25,510,293.23, and is made for the purpose of refunding into one loan all of the outstanding bonds of that
company and its subsidiary companies, together with practically all its floating indebtedness, and to place the company in aa
impregnable financial condition. '
Dated May 1, 1907. Coupon Bonds, $1,000 and $500 each, payable as follows!
$250,000 each six months November 1, 1907, to May 1, 1908.
300,000 each six months November 1, 1908, to May 1, 1920.
325,000 each six months November 1, 1920, to May 1, 1922. . .
Principal and Interest Payable at
Central Trust Co. of Illinois, Trustee, Chicago
Secured bv about 275,000 acres of Virgin Long and Short Leaf Yellow Pine Timber Lands, owned in ftt titnpli, containing
over 3,300,000,000 fttt of merchantable pine timber, located in Calcasieu, Rapides and Sabine Parishes, Louisiana, and
San Autrustine, Angelina and Sabine Counties, Texas. Also about 100,000 acres of partly cut-over lands containing about
350,000,000 feet of pine and hardwood timber; seven large modern saw-mill plants with a daily capacity of 1,000,000 feet
of lumber. Our appreisal tf ' tki prtttnt cash markit valut tf tht frtptrty tearing this tend issui it $19,261,167.00. Thia
appraisal does not include the value of the standing timber on the partly cut-over and hardwood lands covered by this mortgage,
nor the value of the lands for agricultural purposes when the timber is removed.
The body of timber covered by this mortgage is one of the largest and finest tracts of pine timber lands under one owner
ship in the United States.
The mortgage requires, under careful restrictions, a deposit with the Central Trust Company of Illinois, Trustee, of $3.50
per thousand feet for all timber manufactured into lumber. This will result in the payment of all of the outstanding bonds
long before the timber covered by the mortgage has been exhausted, without taking into account any security afforded by the
value of the saw mills and other property included under the lien of the mortgage.
The net earnings (profits) of The Long-Bell Lumber Company for the year ending January 1, 1907, after crediting stumpage
account $4.00 per thousand feet, were $2,330,488.25, tvtr ru' and tnt-half timet the largest annual payment of principal
and interest. The average net earnings (profits) of The Long-Bell Lumber Company for the past three years were $1,629,679.03,
over three times the interest charge on this bond issue. ,
The Long-Bell Lumber Company has a tapiul and surplus f $15,632,203.23; has been established thirty years and
possesses the highest credit.
Circular describing this issue, together with full information, will be mailed upon application to the undersigned.
. Price of bonds, for long or short maturity, par and accrued interest, yielding 'six per cent.
Clark L. Poole
BANKERS
First National Bank Building,
SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE BEING RECEIVED SI
Trust Company of America .
City Trust Company . .
Iron City Trust Company .
Missouri-Lincoln Trust Company .
Detroit Trust Company
Michigan Trust Company . .
Northwestern Trust Company
Minnesota Loan C& Trust Company
Commerce Trust Company . .
& Co.
Chicago
MULTANEOUSLY AT
New, York City
Boston
Pittsburg
St Louis
Detroit
Grand Rapids, Mich.
St Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
r. .
011.924: gold coin and buUlonaS5,74S,0a; aold
certificates, '.i,10.
Asw Vsrk Msirrr Market.
NEW YORK. June II. MONEY-On call
steady, per cent; , .ruling rate, 2;
closing bid. I: offered at IV,. Time loans
stronger; slKtjr daya. thi per cent; ninety
days, 4 per cent; six months, 44$j percent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-t'SSft
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOR-Steadr, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 84.87
4.8705 for demand and at $4-&37t4 837E for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, fi.844&4.88;
commercial diiis,
SILVER Bar, Wc;
514ac
BONDS Government,
lrrpsrular.
Closing quotation oa bonds to" y wire
aa follows:
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Wool Market.
BOSTON. June 11. WOOL Ths ae-
tlvlty In quarter-blood fleers continues to
; be the feature of the local wool market
V although there Is also a aood demand f ir
fine wools. The supply of fin fleeces,
j washed and unwashed. Is wholly Inade-
1 ousts tn fulfill the demsnd a nil thuni en-
pears no Immediate prospects of a clions.
The market Is somewhat stronger in the
better class of stock. In fact manufactur
ers are looking to a fin wool season.
Local dealers have great confidence In the
new clip and are operating with freedom
and paying good prices. Competition lor
the new clip continues to the profit of the
growers. Oregon and Idaho are particular
sections. Heavy transactions are reported
from both statea and local firms are buy
ing liberally. Advices from Australia are
to the effect that the new clip will not
show any Increase over that of last year.
1 he leading domestic quotations lange as
follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania XX ani
shove 81i 34c; X. S148Jc; No. 1, 8S
98c; No. 1, 9798ac; fine unwashed. 151
26c; unmerchantable, 97 0 28c; half -bio id
i I'nwuhto S.' rijsc; three-eln hts blvxd uu
! washed. 92 0 88c; quarter-blood unwashed,
'J0&lc; medium clothing, 2io: half
blood. 972sc; delaine washed, ligjTc;
j delaine unwashed. Ijlc. allchlgan fine
unwasnea. Jaono, delaine unwashed. 17
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Strong and. Good,
Free Sellers.
HOGS IN YESTERDAY'S NOTCHES
ikees Md Lambs Brook Tsvemty-FI-re
Cents t'a4r Inlstse ot Ci
rstl Deellno at All Slsr
ket Osiers.
SOTJTH OMAHA. June 11.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hora. Sheen.
Official Monday 9.B74 6.679 X.tiJ
Official Tuesday 1800 14.600 8,0 4
Two days this week.... 8.474 20,071 4 93!
Same days last week... .13.18 IS, 4-8 8.014
Same days 1 weeks ago.. 6.2"l 15,740 7.818
6ame day 8 weeks ago.. 10.421 M.227 11.848
Same davs 4 weeka ago. .U. Ml 18.748 111
Same days last year 8.ot 2&.820 l.slO
The following table shows the receipts
sf cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
tor th year to data, compared with last
fear:
1907. 1. Ino. Deo.
Cattle B14.0H9 4T7.8f.2 86,737
Hogs LlM.UJt 1.231.837 81, M
Sheep 7H9.844 737.U76 62.b6B
RANGE! OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
.11 .2f.'i1.T5 $S.96ia.U
terday. In fact, the trade as a whole might steady, Texans 10c lower; native shipping
be summed up ss a good, strong and active and export steers, 8&.0W1 60; dressed beef
market. The great big balk of all the fat and butcher ateera, 84 ea&.10; steers under
came cnangea nana oy iu o ciock in ine i i.imj ins., ttuqn.w; siocaers nn ineuniw
morning. Among the offerings were sev
eral loads of pretty good cattle, the best
selling as high as 96.3&.
There waa a small sprinkling of ' cow
stuff, but there was also a fair demand for
desirable kinds on the part of speculator
and shippers, while small local butchers
were also taking a few. The result was
that the general market was steady, with
the more desirable kinds. If anything, a
Utile stronger than yeaterday. Shippers,
however, should not taka this as an Induce
ment to ship, as the demand la still very
limited.
There was very little doing in stocneri
9S.WrJl4.00; cows and helfr.' 9-7e.K; can
nera. 82-0060.80: bulla, 8J.7MW.&0; calves, 14 09
&9.00; Texas and Indian steers, 82.674J&.ftt
cows and heifers, 81.80tH.4O.
HOGr-Receipts, 9,M head: market B
lower; pigs and' lights. aS.7bgJ6; packer",
ft 14.00, butchers and best heavy. 88.109
186.
bHEEP AND LAMBS RftceiptA, 5 809
head: market weak; native muttona, 93 w
8.60; lambs, 84.00tiS.26', culls and lambs, HfiO
j8.2s; atockera, $3.764.60. ,
Koosevs Cltr Live 8ek Y4Tarls4t.
KANSAS CITT, June ll.-OATTLPJ-Rei
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis ....
eioux City
2.5"u7 48
.. 1 M 30
.. 8.60t.2O
!.(JJ 30
6 7M 80
6.7t
Tk. hiuair. tebin shows tbs average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several daya, with comparisons:
Dats. I 1907. 19u8.ilu6.1804.1908.l3.19111.
May 24
May 81
June 1
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June 10...
June 11-
9...
4 631 I 81
8 04j
8 9
8N
6 21
7 101 t 69
T 12 i C9
6 V
7 07
OlVtl 89! I 171 4 631
a tel. 8 Z2 8 U 4 601
8 6 29, t 09 4 13. t SS!
i 19' 4 4l S Wl 7 13'
4 66 6 Mi 7 16' 9 71
21 8 751 7 30! 70
6 80; I 23 4 64! 8 78: 7 15 Tl
TJ
I 78
014 6 In I 26 4 Ml T 18
" i l I 17 6 17' 4 701 6 831 7 911
8 04H I 20 i 76' Oil 7 ! I 98
! I 4 79, Oil T 86j 91
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, IfTa.
8 8 1
4 1 I
9
and raadara. nartiv recanse mere were tew , , , , . . . r.-. ,.
cattle of thst description on sale f"0.h ' steady to 10c higher; cholre export and
cattle as changed handa brought Bood. ! dressed bf ateers, 8.I.80; fair to rood,
strong prices. ( fc.0O4i6.8O; western fed lews. HhV(3.10:.
HOGS Receipts of hogs this morning ,tockers and feeders. 93 7634.80; sonthera
wers extremely large and buyer started steera. e4.00Cie.tX; outhern cow, $3.0itjt 26;
out bidding little lower. With uch large native cow, IAK84 .75: native heifer, H Mt
receipts It looked aa If buyers had the best 4.75; bulls, 93.6k(i6.00; cslves, 94.6ofi4.00. .
of It. and the first hogs sold a little easier, j HOOS Receipts, 19 i0 head; tlis market
The demand, however, proved to be fully opened strong, but closed weak; top, 96 .34',
equal to the large receipts, so that prices .bulk of ssls, 98.108 Si; heavy. 93.12v4;
nrmea up very quicaiy until me raarin t severe as.usiijs.us; llgtlls, IS.llHys.JU; pu;,
waa fully ateady with yeaterday. The close fc 5Cfc0Q. .
was active and strong at the prices. The bue.e.k' AND LAMBS RecelpJe. 8.008
bluk of the hogs sold at 96.k-.W.07H. with a bead; market 10c lower; lamb. 97 906910.
top at 94.15. Considering the very large ewes and yearlings. 86 4jtSJ 80; western feci,
receipts tne maiKet waa in a immi sans- ivearitngs, n77.a; western led snecB,
factory condition from start to finish. A 6.76C&40; fed esrea. tS.eta&S.Sa ' ' '
few loads which came in late did not sell
eo well. Bt. Joaeok. Llvo Stook Slaw4ter8. -
,.J?HJirB'ceip,t" f !""V..r.f.l9 r.Kll ST. JOSEPH, Jkine lL-CATTL-Ro-liberal
this moriiing for thla aeaaon of the Velnta, 1.616 head; steady to lies higher; rev
' L "V"1 'v , " ' ..V'wJV .t Wv' H.JUo; cows and heifers. H.4tH
reported In. The big. slump reported at .,,w wr. .nd rt.re u r,. n.
Chicago as well as the general decline at , HOGS Receipts. U.ia head: steady to
still more easterly Points causea tne mar- eaar. tnp w jj. buk of pb5w- aj,!.- "
ken here to break for the flrt time in a , BHEEP AND LAMRS-Recelpts, 746 head;
long while. The market her could I aafely marKet steady: clipped lambs, 97.8Mi2S;
be quoted 26c lower than yesterdsy or yearlings, 96.85y7.40; wethers. 86.4utie.ao;
than the close of laat week. In spit of j.7is. ;
ine aeriina me wave w 1 1
ever)-thtng sold In gooo season.
The aharp break In the markets of th
country occaaloned no surprise, aa ths sea
son of ths yesr has arrlvel when such a
thing was to be expected. The fart is fat
stuff haa been selling at enormously high
prices and it was to be expected that when
sufficient grass stuff hsd become available
prices on fed sheep and lambs wduld break
aharply.
Vuntationa on shorn stock'. Good to
choice lambs. 97.V4j8.26; fair to good lambs,
97.0t4j'7.6i; common or cull lambs, 65.6ij6 00;
good to choice spring lambs, tt.OO'uO OO; (air
to good spring iaiits. owu-w: cuu rwins
lambs, 4.M"0t'; gJod to choice yearlings, J0"" Omah
light. 8.&itf7 00; good to choice yearlings. ,ou Llty ..
heavy, 8U4WjC.; good to choice wethers, 'ttim tlty
;.4ili66. fa r to aood wetners. eu-uwu ' "-"
good to choice eyea. 860oO8.60; fair to good
ewt-a, 86.8Mi.e; culls, bucks and stsgs, 83.00
6a 00.
ftlooa City Live 84olx Mau-tetrt.
8IOUX CITT, la.. June 1L fSpeelal Tel.
ram CATTLL Rec lpts. 800 head; mar
ket strong; beeves. 86 Oua 20; cows, bulla
snd mixed. 9360424 85; Blockers and feeders,
84 0064 6u; calve and yearllnga, 83 4044.60.
HtXiS-Recelpla. 71 head; market weaW.
selling at 86.v(u.06; bulk (if sales, 86.86$
tax-si iu Slarkt.
Receipts of live stock at the sis prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
cat u. nogs. Sheep.
.W 14,608 9,0110
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Total amies los the ear. 4U.40 stares.
LoeatlM CIostasT 6 tee Vs.
IjONCON. Juns 11 dosing quoutlons
stocks wore mm follows:
..114
.. 141.
Osssels, aaeoer 8114 M. T. Oeatral..
Oe seeoaM .44 1-U Korlulk m W..
Assesses US 4e ft .......
Irbieoa llOet. A W
So pti 4w reeaajlT..!.
B A O t Has Ulan ...
.neSlsa PaolSe ..It kaadlns
. ...a A Ob, a eoutkrr. kjr ..
I altera O. SV l:w Se pl4
C . U. m U. r Ill i kwuSera Pa. 14
teCaar. M t'alos rs:iae
D. R. 0.... 8w so pti
ss sfd Tl V. g. stest ....
Ina ee p(
8 let era ......... 64 WatauS
Se 84 sM 4e s'4
Illlaol. Ceutisl 141 Spaslak aa
Umiut-iii. m 1. Oru4 Trssk .,
jJlLVI'K-'Bar. steady; Wt per ounce. h v.
FltJi,l I . t. . .
Ths rate of dlsoount rn the open market
W, 1H4 I Texas (scoured basis) fine 12
44 te I "'nins. tQiu . 2c; nne 1 to k months, ti&
it if 1 the; fine fall clean, 47 (dose. Kentucky.
44 44 Indiana. Missouri, combing, 4, blood. 111
I 83c; combing, blood, 30681c. Cali-
1 lornia tscoureo oasis) northern t hoi e
67Ci4c; northern g'xwl. 667c; midiile
county, 45 0 4o; southern. 2Cc; fill
I free, 67i&8c; fall defective. i0Hiv
I uregon, 1 scoured basis) eastern No. 1.
, eiejiie, ivtp ic; eastern No. 1. clothing
: 4u70c: valley No. 1. 04i2e 1r,,.,.,
7i I staple (si-oured basis), fine, 70v'i2c: fine
' , 1 t.A 1 1 1 in lit, A.. ...... - . I . '
C M. Bt. P. .
. Wabash
I MlaanllH PsflflC
1 1'nlon PsciHC 97
C. N. W., east 9
C. N. W.. west 29
C. Bt. P., M. O t
C. B. Q . east.... 9
C. B. A 3 . wrest
C. R. I. P.. east... 8
C.. R. I. P-. west.. 21
Illinois Centrsl 1
Chicago Q. W
1
8
42
8
67
14
9
61
18
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t
14
13
Ter-
63 t
; medium. t70c; medium. 5jc
u ' rttarv Antinarv m.'. .. , V . , : ,
44s' ,lc: " medium. 44y47e; medium, (2
1 tl 4c. Colorario and New Mexico st rlns
-wvw.vu a. ,,Viui-, j. x, s4cj.se. ueo:-.
gis, gretisy, 29 iq 28 c. pulled wools,
souured bnals, t.llc. extru. 68 Q 72c A
supers, 83-aS7c; by supers, 4AB4TC
KT. LOl'IS. Mo. June II WOOL. -Pteady;
medium grades eomblnr 1
p, 1 clothing. 24 4j27c: light One. 91i21Wc;
utttI une, iiviic; tuo wasnexl, 3l)g7c
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44
for short bills 1s 8 8-183 p-r cent; fof
three month' bills, 94 per rent.
Tresa.rr tstesseat,
WA9JHINOTDN. Jur.s 11. Trmv'm .tale.
mlit.HU ( InHt n I ,1. I p u . r j V . 1 , . , t .. . .. ,
Tied-. riKidung, 7 td; low rrrldl'1-.e. iSod; I t und. exclu.lve at the :.ru.u.O - sld fe
good ordinary, a.lSd; ordinary. IfcyO. serve, aUwwa: Available easu baleuice, JJttu.-
BBsrwr swal
Molsssea.
BW TORK. June 1L trniR
quiet; fair refining, 3.81c; centrifugal. e
te4, 8.71c; molasses sugar, lov. Kfined.
quiet; No. 8, 4 sue; No. I. 4 S&o; No. 8, 4j;
No. 9. 4 46c; No. H 4.86c: No. 11. 4c; No.
13. 4 26c; No. 11 4-Hjc: No. 14. .lac: oon
feetauDers A. 4 "o: mould- A, 6 96c; cut loaf
6 ',oe; erushed, tVZ's;; powdered. 8.10c; gran
Uslel. 6'"v; cutre. I
Mi )LA?s)S-8u Ijr; New Orleans open
k-.iiie, gwod u choice, r.ilm.
Total reoelpti W
The disposition of the dsy s reoelpta was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated: ,
V,eii'e. " diwtm.
Omaha Parking Co...
gwlft and Company..
Cudahy packing Co..
Armour A Co
r-ndahv fn. from K.
Armour A Co., f m K. C,
Vanssnt A Co.
-Hoes Shsde
617
741
630
C. 1j0
44
9
1.9M
3 5
4.867
4.448
116
1.140
611
1.276
Cattle Ktesdy to Uwm
Les tr.
CHICAGO. June 11 CATTLB-Recelpt.
about 6.U1) head. Market for ateer stesdy.
other cattle lOCjl&c lower; common to prime
steers. 94.75jj hu: cows, 98 i-Mi6.(o; helfere.
Uuo4ii.(0; bull. 5 00; cslves. 93.u(u.a0;
stockers and feeders. H CTtjS 18.
HiXi Receipts, about head. Mar
ket a shsde lower; choice to prime hesvy.
'ati Zl: medium to good besvy, Vi.Vfb
lit); butcherweights, 9rtt: good to
prime mixed. H icofi J?V light mixed,
packing, 9V5,t17H; selected pig.
p-, bulk of sxles. M lfit
W1EFP AND I AMBS-Rcelpt , about 19,.
4 head Msrket w and dull: slier p.
tSVtrCVS; yearlings, 97.00-j7.6O; Umbo, 96 76
fen 00.
. Iols Live Stock Market.
I BT. LOl'IS June 11 CATTLE Receipts,
(.(00 bead, including 8.6u0 Texans; natives
I
et. Louis
Chicago ..
Total
..UOUO
.. 1.616
.. 6.(10
6.000
73
in
6 ()
30.000
1,009
745
1.600
16,000
.29,914 75,707 3S.24S
( Metal Market. '
NTCW VORK. Jun 11. METAIJ1 The
Iyondon tin market waa higher, with spot
anvancing Us and futures t to 188 and
Al 6s. respectively. LocsUy th market
was firm and higher, with spot quoted at
WK'3t!00. Copper was lower In London,
with spot closing at sT97 6s and futures
1M2IM. Locally the market was dull and
more or less nominal. !-ke Is quoted at
tii on 74 60; electrolytic,' 922 6"0"M 26; casting,
$21. 764 2T.O0. Lead waa unchanged at 96. 760
6 lu In the local market and advanced 3s to
LX &s In Inndon. Bpeltsr was unchanged
at 24 7s 6d In the English market and 66.40
to 8i.f0 locally. Iron wa higher In the
Knglh market, with Standard foundry
closed at 8s d and Cleveland warrants at
Ssd. Locally the market waa unchanged
with No. 1 foundry at 8e6.0; No. 2 foundry
northern. 8 (""Hi 26; No. 1 foundry, south
ern. : n3 as.Ju; No. I foundry, southern.
3i''Oi.
BT LOUIS, Mo , Juns H. LEAXe-Qulet,
96 7H.
SPELTER-Bteady. I8.97H.
Lobman A Co 3
Hill A Bon 83
P. P. Iewl 26
Huston A Co 17
J. H. Bulla 1
Dam Werthelmer !7
Mike Haggerty 32
Bol liegsn C
J. B. Root A Co W
T. B. Jntrhram 1
Sullivan Bros. 3
Lehmer Bros. 6
Vnlted Dressed Beef Co.. 118
Other buyers ..4. 640
Totals
U7
336 14.198 8.268
CATTLE Receipts of cattle todsy were
quite liberal, but nose too much so to sup
ply ths requirements of the msrket.
In addition to the local dmnsnd there
were several very good buying orders for
bewf steers, so that the market on thai
kind of cattle opened early and active at
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