0
CRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Opening it Weak and Nerroui With
out Independent Cable Strength.
WHEAT SHOWS BIG IMPROVEMENT
Commission House Are t.ood rinyers
on Soft Places and Later Prices
Heroine Stronger and
Itlse.
OMAHA. June 15. 1W7.
e ki n""rk'"t orened weak anil nervoua.
cables refused to show anv Independent
trenglh. Liquidation In the market, favor
able weather ami growing conditions
worked prices loner. The Improvement in
wheat Ilk ths last ten daya haa been won
derful. Wheat wa weak and the price worked to
n lower level, owing to weakness In for
eign cablra and Ideal (trowing weather.
Commission houses were good buyers on
soft places and later prices became stronger
and advanced. Juiy wheat opened at Wo
asked and closed Sfic. asked.
Corn opened weaker and the demand was
light, very little trading being dona. Later
In the day prices advanced a little and
took on stronger appearance. July corn
opened at 4io asked and closed 47V asked.
Oals were weaker and nervous In sympa
thy With wheat anA -.nm r'r.rvi.v.l
houses were best sellers and considerable
ureas, was experienced. A weak, half
hearted rally came later and the market
loHt Its nervousness. July oats opened at
lt naked and closed at 41 He asked.
Primary wheat recelpta were 411.(00 bush
els and shipments 478,fton bushels, against
receipts last year of 779.000 bushels and
Shipments of lW.no.1 bushels Pnm ...lnli
were 1,300.000 bushels and shipments 715.000
,,,-,, Hami receipts last year of 77,ooo
bushels nd shipments nf W,l0 bushels.
Liverpool closed Td lower on w at and
lov er on corn.
Beabosrd reported JOO.tVO bushels nf wheat
and lm.wh) buHhela of corn for export.
Lo'al iniis.e of options:
Artlclea.l Open.l Hlgh.l Low, Close.l Tesy.
I
Kt A 89 A Rfi A MA KB
90 A 90 A 87A S7ViA WH
4)UA 49V4A '4TTA 47A 41'VB
47SA 47A 47tA 47HA 47B
41A 41V4A 41 HA 4H.A 41B
8T.HA 3f.VfcA 35VA 354A SGMiB
July..
Sept.,
...
Sept..
Ho.pt...
A asked, n bid.
Oinnhn t'nsti Prices.
WHEAT-No. 3 hard. (WfiMc: No. 3 hard,
79icu,c; No. 4 hard, 70fc'?8c; No. 8 spring
8tK(iM4e.
CORN-No. 3. 4Hc; No. 8 yellow, 46He;
No. 3 white, 47(JJI7Hc
OATS-No. 8 mixed. H-SHOc; No. 8 whits,
40H(i41Ci No. 4 white, 4047'touo.
RYI No. 2, 70c; No. S. 6R0.
Carlot Iteretpts.
, Wheat. Com. Oats
Chicago , u 134
Minneapolis 21
mh 13 99 87
Duluth 41
CHICAGO ft RAIN AND PROVISIONS
Ken tares of (he Trading; and Closing;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, June lS.-Followlng a 1-cent
decline early in the session the local wheat
market rallied sharply on covering by
shorts. The close was fairly steady, with
m oepiemoer aeuvery snowing a net
gain of Vtbc. Corn was up (&e. Oats
were a shade lower. Provisions were
10 cents higher.
The downward plunge of wheat prices
at the start was due to general selling,
brought out by continued excellent weathsr
over the entire wheat growing sections of
the United States and Canada. Commis
sion houses flooded the pit with offerings
on stop loss orders and local and outside
longa sold freely. During the first hour
the feeling in the pit was very bearish.
About the middle of the session sentiment
changed suddenly owing to the aoDear-
ance of a btimher of damage reports from
Kansas. The gist of this news was that
hot winds are preventing the proper "filling
ut" of the maturing grain. Shorts be
came active b driers, which oulcklv forced
prices more than tc above the low point of
the day. A large part of this gain waa
subsequently loat on renewed profit tak
ng. The close waa falrlv ateadv. Beo-
tember opened Ho lower to He higher at
81 He to WMic, sold off to Wrtfco, and then
advanced to 93Hc. Final quotations were
at 92V4iJT92c. July ranged between 8Pc
and 90V, and closed at R9-(B9'ic. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to
341,000 bu. Primary recelpta were 411.000
bu., compared with 279,000 bu. the corre
sponding day a year ago. Minneapolis,
Puluth and Chicago reported receipts cf
275 cars, against 297 cars last week and
Z!3 cars a year ago.
I.lleral receipts. Ideal weather for the
growing crop and the slump In wheat
caused weakness in the corn market early
In the day. Cash houses and longs were
active sellers. With the advance in wheat
the market made a strong rally and the
strength wss well maintained the re
mainder of the session. The. close was at
tho highest point of the day. September
opened He to 4c lower at MS to 6140. sold
off to 61Sc and then advanced to fi2v.,$W2c.
where it closed Jul v sold between 51c
"r1 r2Vc, and closed at B2Hc Locally le
.Hpts were cars, with 2"t of contract
trnrle.
rWs were weak St the start because Of
v. n"rlng sales which were based on the
continued excellent weather for the new
I'rnn. T.ater the market rallied In sytn
jiStrD with wheat and corn. Renfemher
.i nned unchanged to '.c lower at 3oi0 to
.S'ic. sold off to 34Tfii:3?ic, and then ad
vanced to 3f.tfrV; the close was at 35'i
:r?Jc. Ixioa 1 recolpta were 1S4 cars
The break in grain prices had a depres
stig effrtct on provisions at the start, hut
tl e market later rallied on good demand
bv local packers. At the close Beptem
b.r pork wss up 10c at I1B.B7H. I.ard was
a shade higher at 8S.77H. Rlba were fcHe
higher at I 60. Estimated recelnta for
Monday. Wheat. 19 cars: corn. 644 cars;
oats, 112 cars; hogs. 40,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows'
Artlclos. Open. I High. I Low. Closa.lYsfy.
Wheat
July
Hept.
Deo.
"Corn-
July
Sept.
Deo.
Oats
July frVpt.
May
Pork
July Sept.
Lurd-
Juiy
Sept
.Dec-
Hlbs
July
nept.
KSi-9H 90HI
91H-2M WVfci
93Hi(!HI 96 I
88 SMifiTA
90H
92
93
93 I Wk
1
61 B?H
RITA
ti-S
HTs
60i60HI 80S
US
42 1 43H 42H
,rsi'
87;3SHr,l
87SiS8HiHW4
16 68
mi is
90 13
63H 8
E
78
ATI
16 78
16 70
16 T7H
IS 77H
U 87V4
8 60
8 75
75
8
8 B0 I 8 00
8 77W 8 75-7H
8 77v2
8 to I
8 771
8 47vJ
72HJ
7?,W
S7S1
68
8 8TU
8 45
8 80
8 4H
8 to
No. 2.
CHth quotations were as follows:
KI.onc Weak and eauv; winter patents,
P.7v-r4t; straights, SM6:c570; spring pat
ents S4.SO.fj5.uO; straights, S3.IS4.4M.15; bakers,
Ji.ti3.50.
WHEAT No ! snrlng. 97(ff99o; No. 8, t9
So-. No 2 red, t7fiTi-4c.
s COHN No. 2. f:f. No. 3 yellow, 5rc.
OATS No. 2. 43' c; No. 2 white, 454i45Hc;
I No. 3 white, 43?i4lc.
I 1;YE No. 1, Mu.
I Ji ARr.KY Fair to choice malting, TtTie.
SEEDS Flax. No 1 northwestern, 31 214.
Timothy, prims, 31 75. Clover, contract
a-rodes, 816. 36
Pld iVISU VS Short ribs sides (loosel,
rL36?iH.4a. Mess pork, rr bill., 3H.70i9n.V75.
rd. ner 1 lbs.. 3S Short clear sides
(boxed), 88.7'i9.W.
Following were the n-celpts and rhlpments
ft f!our nnd grain:
rtee'Kts. Shipments.
Fiur. b1ls Vv) ySO
Wheat, bu 17.u IS ?)
Cnrn. bu , "1 1 0 ",.i10
CVits, bu. Jta(,o j.;4,io
Rye. bu 4.' 2.6UO
Ilarley, bj 83.00
On he Produce ex'-hunue todav the but
ter market was steady; creameries. lfrijUo;
dalr'es , liftai'. Fss. etea.ly; at mark,
r-s Included. ir.H'"'4c; frls Ue; prime
Irsts, Ho. Cheese, easy, ll'til3c.
t Ireruonl tirntn and Prorlalnns.
LIVERPOOL, June 18 WH KAT Pull ;
"iv " !'' wesiori winter, fjalft.l: No. 1 Cal
fornla. fialld. Fi'ti res. steady; July, as
..rl: Keptemb-r. fa'lU.1
hiRX-Snot steadv; Hess dried. 5s: old
northern, fs 3d. Fu'urea. easy; July, nom
inal; Beptomiier.
Peoria iiraln Market.
PEORIA. June 15 -OORN-Lower: No. 3
yell iw and No. 3, &lc; No.. 1, boc; no grade,
4Vrif,ie.
OATS-Pteedy; No. J white. 44Vtf4V: No.
3 while, 3V.(i k-; No. 4 white, 42S43c.
sltnarawolls (iratn Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jane 13-WHEAT-Vo
t lird, SeyMo-no; No. 1 northsrn, 870nct
No. t northern, 9SHc; No. 8 northern.
tie.
FLOfRs-nrst patents. 84.906.06; second
patents, 34 flog r: first clears, 3lS.Va3.66;
second clears, $2.7.VSiy.
BRAN In bulk. fli.5C4T15.75.
JIEW YORK 6KSERH MARKET
(natations of the Day on Vnrlona
Commodities.
NEW YORK, June U.-FLOI.TI Receipts,
11047 bbls.; exports, 18.9U bbls. Market was
quiet and easy; Minnesota patents, tSOftf
6.40; winter straights. 34 3oft4.4; Minnesota
bakera, 33 M4 lb; winter extras, S3.0n4i3 SO;
winter patents, 84 505.00; winter low grades,
32 903.40. Rye flour, quiet; fair to good, 34. it
tje.OM; choke to fancy, 8G.1044.4O.
OORNMEAI--Barely ateadv; flne white
and yellow, 31.30; coarse, I1.17&1.U; kiln
dried, 33.20.
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, nominal, c. I. f.
Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, B4.000 bti ; exports, 2,
011 bu. Spot market steadv; No. 2 red. 9c.
elevator, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 north
ern, Duluth, 8104, f. o. b. afloat; No I
hard winter, 9Hc. f. o. b. afloat. Ideal
weather conditions throughout the west re
sulted In heavy liquidation and a break of
lo In wheat this morning. Later thla was
recovered on a strong demand from shorts
and the market closed V'Hc net higher.
July, 9ti'4,(fit,o, closed tc; Sept ember,
97,fiP9Hc, closed 99'sc; December. 99cB
31.01 closed 31.01.
CORN-Recelpts. 147,275 bu. ; exports, 97,
599 bu. Bpof steady; No. 2, flov4o, elevator,
and Me, f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 white, 67c; No.
2 yellow, Sl,o, f. o. b. afloat. The option
market opened weak on flne weather news
and closed H'ff'lc net lower. July closed at
687e; September, RMiftfiOc, closed 69c; De
cember, IWHf'vWVic, closed SSHc
OATf4 Receipts, 1W.000 bu. ; exports, R2.S97
bu. Fpot market steady; mixed, 2i to 32
ins., 4!c; natural white, ai to 33 lbs., 4RVxg
50c: clipped white, M to 40 lbs 49jMc.
HAY Firm; shipping, 75flR5c; good to
Choice, 31.2Mi1.80.
HOPS yulet; slate, common to choice,
190fi, I4fl1c; 1906, 4HfrSe. Pacific coast, 1906,
8f;11o; 16, tkSHc.
HIPEH Quiet; Central America, 23c; Bog
ota, ZU'.e.
LEATHER Steady and quiet; acid. 2Tft
I-ROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, $14.00
14.60; mess, 39 Wn lO.OO; beef hams, $:4.0lll
2(1.00; packet, 311. 0011. 60; city extra India
mess, 32i.nna23.no. tut meats, quiet: pickled
bellies, 811. 2MJ 14.00; pickled hams. 312.OuW-12.6i).
Iird, steady; western prime, 3R.(VVfi8.70; re
fined, steady; continent, 39 90; South Amer
ica, 310 35; compound. 89.00rTi9.25. Pork,
stesdy; family, $l4.SOfil9.0O; short clear, 317.00
friR OT); mess, 817.6Xg lR.2ft.
TALIX)W-Qulet; city (32 per pkg ), 6c;
country (nkg free), SifMHo.
RICE-Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 8H
ff7c; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Easy; western factorv. com
mon to firsts, 17ffT19Uc; western Imitation
creamery firsts. 20-tI21c.
CHEESE Easy; new, state, full cream,
colored and white, small and large best,
HHc. fair to good. 10V4ral1c.
EGOS Steady; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 20c; ohol"e,
18(a'19c; mixed extra. 18g;lSHc; first to extra
firsts. 1(VfJ7o.
POtTLTRY Mve, dull; spring chickens,
21c; fowls, 14Hc: turkeys, 12c. Pressed,
easy; western broilers. 23f?f26c; turkeys, 10
OUc; fowls, HTJHHc.
It. I.onls General Market.
BT. IXDI'IS. June 16. WHEAT Firm;
track No. 2 red cash. 91ffD2o; No. 2 hard,
89'Mo; July, 8c; September, 90c.
CORN Firm; track No. 2 cash, 51c; Julv,
60dc; September, 61Hc; No. 2 white,
62c.
OAT9 Firm; track No. 2 cash, 43Ho;
July, 42Hc; September, 3&r; No. 2 white,
45Hc
FLOUR Rteady; red Winter patents, 34.40
6.4.70; extra fancy and straights, 33.70$
4.20; clear, 32 S0S.2O.
SEED Timothy, steady, 33.00j?4.00.
CORNMEAI. Weak, 3i70.
BRAN Weak: sacked, east track. 31 in
01.12
HAY-Steady; timothy, 31 60351.00; prairie,
310.00013.00.
IRON COTTON TIES 81.09.
BAOOINO-llVtc.
HEMP TWINE Inc.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing.
316.40. Lard, steady; prime steam, 88.20.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra
shorts. 39.18 S; clear ribs, $9.12 Vi; short
clears, ' 89.00.. Bacon, steady; boxed, ex
tra, shorts, $10.00; clear ribs, $10.00, short
clears, 39.37S- ' .
POULTRY-Steady; chickens, 10c; springs,
15c; turkeys, 10c; ducks, 8c; geese, 6c.
BUTTER Stead v; creamery, 2023c.
EOQS-Steadyv j2o. . ,
, "- Receipts. Shipments.
Flpur, bbls 10,000 7.000
Wheat, bu 20.000 43,000
Corn, bu 180,000 63.000
Oats, bu 93.000 49,003
Knaans City Grain nnd Provisions.
YTANaAH rtTV Tmm. 1 ' Tt'trff . nr.
84c: September, 85Hc; December. 87Hc
No- TjA, 88H4(90c; No. 2. 8g9c.
CORN-July, 48He; 8eptember. trir;
necember 45Se. Cash: No. t mixed, 48H
4tc0:No!03.2'49t2o!4C: N- 2 Whlte- iS
4. wHor0' 1 wl',te mci No-1 mixei'
RYE Stesdy, 7274e.
,,Hc'!;Y:Sready: colr timothy, $17,000
17i-1?J,Ihoi.ce Prairie, 811.00 11.25.
EOOS Steady; extra fancy, loVio. cur
rent recelpta, cases Included; new cases,
12c; second-hand cases, llVic; southern
cases Included. 11c. r7
jL'TTER-Creamery. 22c; packing stock.
.... , . Receipts. Shipments.
5, atkbu 44 000 fi-n"
Corn, bu 36,000 80,000
tB. ....19,000 18,000
Kansas City futurs prices:
I Open. I Hlg-h.l Low. dose.
Wheat
July..., Sept. ...
Corn
July.... Sept. ...
835,1
84H
47H
4H'82S4T'
"4
85HA
K 841,
4R4l47l4fMi
4R-U
7V,47V(J-4 47 1471
7B
B bid.
Mllwnnkee Grain Market.
MILWAUKER Wi. T. it
Z.flV J? 1 l"hr.n ll.Oltui.Oa; No. i
..v.li,!!! wcvvw, juiy syc
HVE-FIrm; No. 1 87fi.S7Hc
OATP-Firm; standard 43Vit4M(C; corn
lower; No. 3 cash 8l,(fJ62.; July 620
Philadelphia Proa ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. June 1S -EUGS-c:res.yi70fait
S"d: We't8rn
t$.ZlZ.ebut qult: New Tork
Dnlnth Grain Market.
DTTH, Minn., June IS. Wheat No 1
northern tuUr . .
JKvP?L V- ' " r
a Lfu iraca txc; June 41c.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. June 15COTTON-flnot
Closed quiet. 2S points lower; middling im
m b.le.ii,C; m'ddlln M.I6c; LlJa,
K' V .'. l . . . ..
e""" ouotations furnished by
man Bryn. 512 Boar4 oi Trade build-
Jul H85 1LS5 1161 JliiJ
repiemper JI47 1IW n; 114-38
"""""f hj uj U41-43
LIVERPOOL, June 18.-COTTON-rinnt '
... .. 7.. 7 m "'mm'. '''-" CUllT
dijn, 7.70d; ml Idling. T.ifid; low mlddllnjr"
Ad; good ordinary, 6.04d; ordinary. 6.54d
The sules of the day were 10,i0 bales of
wlilch 5.Vi0 wero for speculation and ex
port, and Included 8, 5m) American. Re
oelnts, i.roo bales Incin.llng n0 Anievlrans
ST. LOUIS, Mo. June 1R COTTON
Quiet; middling, 17o. Sales, none: re
ceipts, 99 bales; shipments, 510 bales; stook,
24. 5?6.
NEW ORLEANS, La., June 15. -COTTON
--Spot rlosfd quiet; sales, 400 bales. Isiw
ordinary, Vmc, nominal; ordlnarv, So,
nominal: good ordlnarv, 10 3-1'ic; low mid
dling, 11 7-ltW-: middling. nr; good mid
dling llc: middling fulr, 13c: fair. 15Vc
Hetelj.ts. f39 stock: 81,4 it balea. 1
New York Mlnlnar Stocks.
NEW YORK. June 15 -Closing quotations
on nilSIng stocks were:
Adama Cos Id Little Chiaf T
Allca 340 Ontario !W0
Brra to f)iir 175
limi alck Con 40 Poioal (
rwmatork Tunnat M Saas
Ton. fal. ft Va M Sierra Nevada SI
Horn 8Uar !5 Small Hope .... la
ires S.lTar Se Standard tl.
Lfa1vie Coo ii
OfTered.
Movententa of ftnevle.
NFW YORK. June 15-Total Imports of
soeele St the port of New York for the
week ending today were 3178,187 silver and
$pi.094 poM. Tetal exports of specie from
the port of New York for ths week ending
todays were 31.012.lf6 silver, and $2.Kl i4
7old. ,
. Treaaary Statement.
WASHINOTON. June 15 Today's state
ment of 4he treasury balances In the gen.
eral fund, exclusive of the $L.'aj.(aj0,0u gold
reserve, shows:
Available cash balances irt.6w M0
Gold coin and bullion 1 ri 4M
Gold certlncates ( (4 31 ISO
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Heavy and Listless Tone of Specula
tion Remains Unaltered.
PRESSURE OH UlflON PACIFIC
Passing of Control of Alton to Rock
Island Interests Is tbe Caste
Bask statement la
Unfnrornble.
NEW YORK. June 16. The heavy and
llstlesa tone of the speculation remained
unaltered In today's stock market. For
eign Influences played some psrt In this
showing, especially on account of the bcar-
intf On t h a fiiFthe ...1 .l . .
1 e snort Th. flnontal Jinu..ii. 1' . ,
- - ' "J iinaiiviai uiHI.UIVI(- 111 I
an.lria were reflected In the withdrawal
from London today of $1,260,000 for ship
ment to Egypt. Discounts rose In London.
Renewed compjlcatlor.a in Russian politics
turn attention to the Paris markets and
promise a continuance of the demand from
that center for gold. Foreign exchange In
this market In fact continued firm today.
The batik statement revealed a larger
decrease In cash than had been estimated,
and as there waa no loan contraction to
reduce the deposits, the already narrow
surplus reserve was still further depleted.
The loan Item, It was believed, did not
fully reflect the demands upon the banks,
In view of the heavy payments which fell
due today. Many dividends were payable
today. Including the Standard Oil, Consoll
doted Gas and Delaware Hudson, and
there was besides payable the first In
stallment of subscriptions on New Southern
Pacific preferred atock calling for $9,000.0uo.
The effect on the loan Item of the hanks
may be thrown forward into next week s
statement. The foreign trade statement
for May waa regarded with Interest owing
. lls. bearing on the exchange situation.
The heavy increase In merchandise Im
ports so far overbore the small gain In
value of exports that the excess value of
exports for the month was reduced to $K,
OOo.Ow compared with $3,649,000 for May of
last year.
Union Pacific was under some special
pressure owing to the reports of the pass-
V..f th" 51hl,''ro. A,,on froni the Union
Pacific to the Rock Island.
The market became almost stagnant
alter the bank statement appeared and
prices ran off slightly afterwsrd. The
bond market was also easy. Total sales
par value, $374,000.
Number of sules and range of quota
tions on ths New York Stock exchange:
D. I mm ui.h 1
800
Amalgamated CVpper
Amcr. far and Foundry...
14.500
GOO
4" 4
40
40
40
VH
04
ft
1'4
5
1
101
an pia
Amcr. rotten Oil
do pfd
Amer. Exprefta
Amr. Hide & Leather pfd
Amur, tea
100
(Ot,
'ibo lii"
lii"
Amcr. Llnaaed Oil
do pfd
Amor. Locomotive
do pfd
Amcr. 8. aod Rcf
do pfd
Amcr. Flirar Refe;
Amcr. Tobacco pfd certlf.
Anaconda Mln. to
Atrhlttun
do pfd
Atlantic Coaat Lino
Bait, ft Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn Rap. Tranalt
Canadian Paclflc
Can. of New Jeraey
Chea. ft Ohio
Chlr-Rajo Ot. Wcntero
Clilcairo ft Northwaatcrn..
C. M. ft Bt.
Chicago T. and T. ord....
do pfd
C. C, C. ft t. L
Colo. Fuel and Iron
Colo, ft southern
do lat pfd
do Jd pfd
Conaolldated Oaa
Corn Produrta
do pfd
Del. ft Hudaon
Del., Lack A W
Dsn. ft Rio Grande
do pfd
DletlUe1 Recur
Irl
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Oencral Electric.
Hock. Taller
Illlnola Central ,.
Internal. Paper
do pfd
Istamat. Pump
do pfd .
Iowa Central
do pfd
Kanaaa City Southern
do pfd
LnulBvllls & Naahvllle
Mexican Central
Minn, ft St. Loula
1.600 67
t.m UK 114
114
100 1M 1034 10.144
800 120 lint t'l"a
1
.no
l.ioo
M4
7-4
4VJ
7
2.4
6
24
8S
.s,
170
tVi
10H4
1M
114S
7
It
5
t
li'i
6a
44
lKVi
1
73
142V
44t '
2S
71
tH
91 Sn
7
l.SOO Mvi i
eoo jji, oi"
60 174 167H
'too lav, iii,
t'.SO 141 V4 14f"
.J 126', 1244
100
nrt
200
214
29V,
64
444
29 '4
68 14
44'4j
200
100 lUVa 116i
00 1(1
162
fW 35H 34T
ino
00
ino
4
6
aa
81
700 13
1274 1374
71
100 1I6V4 U6V4 I864
"4
100
loo
100
100
'ino
100
71
3214
It
24 '4
4H
71
2214
4
U
tivi
6 Si
to'-
20
12
171
36
1I0U
100 10
43
M . St. 1. ft Bault Rta. M.
do pfd
Mlaiourl Paclflo
M . K. ft ,T
do pfd
National Lead
Nat. H R. of Mex, pfd..
Naw York Central
N. Y . O. - W
Norfolk ft Wen tern
do prd
North Am-rlcan
Paclflo Mall
117
12T
744
1H
100 itt
600 744
400 11
Itt
'01
7
too m4 1114 IHH !
too (44 1414 1 14 i
72V4 :
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68 I
16
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254
614,
us
424
314 i
It
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74'4 !
1104 ;
16
6!) ;
1?
154
!74 .
63
M
1
!34
,
S54 I
100 66 4 M4
l.fivi 111I14 lisij
400 to 804
Penneylvanla
Pcopln'a riaa
P.. C, C. ft
St. I
Preaaed Stool
Car.
1JI0
124 224
do pfd
Pullmati Palaca Car....
Readlnf
do lat pfd
do 2d pr-i
Rrpuht'c BUel
do pM
fto'k laitnd Co
do pfd
it. L A B r. M pfd.
Bt. L. flouthweatarn....
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
Tenn. Coal and Iron
Texas A Pacific.
T. St. L. ft W
do pfd
Vnton Pacific
do pfd
t. 8 Rxpreal
U. S. R.alty
V. 8. Rublwr
do pfd
I'. ,. Steel
do pfd
Va Car. Chemical
do pfd
Watiarh
do pfd
M.too lf4 ass
ino
601
6"0
00
24
''
1M
434
104
424
100 204 304
3 400 T',4
to ill
400 184
74 4
111
184
400 M
N
800 4 4 44
t7,)0 14 1114
.. 11.600
00
174
74
4
74
i4
23
104
124
224
rm
1424
79 4
11
14
100 104 104
Went F'i
eTjcprcae. .
Wfw InahuMi Elec.
Weatern Vnlon
W. A L. B
Wleconiln Central
du pfU
Nor'harn Purine
Central leather .,
do pfd
Sloea 86ef!old
6 0
liiob
74
14
74
itvi
l.o 12:14 u?4 1214
400 l:4 22 4
22
9H
66
Great Northern pfd 1.400 1264 1244 136
Inter. Met 100 164 1,4 164
do pfd 6V 444 44 434
Total aalea for the day. 147.100 ahares.
Clenrtnqr Honse Bank Statement.
NEW YORK, June 16-The statement of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banka hold 84.514,625 more
than the legal reserve requirements. Thla
Is a decrease of 31.446,900 as compared with
last week. The statement follows:
Deoresse.
IiOans $1,137,755,900 61.6X9 5' 0
Deposits 1.114.273,800 '4.869.300
Circulation 50.477.400 8s 5 0
Igal tenders 73.026.600 ri
Specie 210,C(.6.i0 S6l8.i
Reserve 2x302.700 3.63.200
Reserve required 278.ri.075 1.21T 0
Surplus 4.514.6'.'5 1.485,fl
Ex-U. S. deposits 13,424,4.5 1.471,475
'Increase.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. June 15 Bank clearings for
today were 81. e. 236.74 and for the corre
sponding date last year 31.497,706.06.
1907. 19o.
Monday $?.0?7.36 08 $l,TS0,8O3 U
Tuesday 2,0!.'H.240.01 1,477,734.73
Wednesday 2.023,Ha 37 1,622.967.10
Thursday 1 979 201.61 1.64v.tii8
Friday 1,6X1,760.48 1,567 399 53
Saturday 1,802,236.74 1.497,706 0
Totala :....$ll,543,a8.2 $9. 427. 268.60
Increase over the corresponding week
last year, $2,116 849.69.
Korelan Financial.
LONDON, June 15. Money was In fair
demand in the market to meet the demand.
Discounts were firm. Trading on the Stock
exchang was Inactive, with an easier ten
dency, consola leading British securities in
the decline, on the gold exports to Egypt.
Foreigners were dull. Willi Russians rial
on the parliamentary crisis at Bt. Peters
burg. Japanese Imperial ss of 1904 closed
at iOt Americana continued their down
ward course, yesterday'a decline In New
York Inducing realisations here, and in
the abaence of support ths market closed
heavy. ,
BERLIN, June 16 The tons on the Bourse
today was Irregular. In some departments
prices were depressed upon the proba
bility of the dissolution of the Rusalun
Psrllament. Iron and coal shares were
strong, upon the French order of 100 loco,
motlvee In Germany.
PARIS, June 18-Prlces on the Rourse
today opened weak, the reports of ths ap
proaching dissolution of lite Russian Par
liament causing nervousness. At the close
quotations were lower. Russian imports,
TITE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE
4sj wers not quoted. Russian bonds of IP
closed at 4M.
ST. PETERSBURG. June 15,-PrlcSS on
ths Bourse today continued weak. Im
perial 4a opened at 74 and fell to 7t4,
while Industrials fell frum point to rolnt.
yrr York Money Market.
NEW YORK. June 15. MONEY On call,
nominal. Time loans steady; sixty daya, 4
per cent; ninety days, 4. per cent; six
months, butH per cnt.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-63.i
per cent.
BTERLINO EXCHA VfiE Firm, with
actual business in bankers- bills at 34.8710U
4.871S for demand and $4.S.750ifM.8.W for
slxty-dsy bills; posted rates. 34.MV4 and
84 M- commercial bills, S4.8.1H'iM fi3V.
SILVER Bar, 67c; Mexican dollars,
81e.
BONDS Qovemment, steady; railroad,
easy.
Closing quotations on bonds tody wire
as follows:
V. g. rt. la. reg....1Mi Id nr SH'4
o cnipon Ift4 do 44 cartfa 1V
V. t. la, rf loi to tmt trrtlf Id a
do coupon mi L. A n. iBind 4..1)
V. t. old 4a, rag 10H"Miin. con. sold 4s. t7v
do coupon lf On. 4 Tf
V. i. naw 4s, rf... .1?', do lat Ino to
so enupos 12-tM St. L. 4s.... 4
Am. Tob. 4a II M , K ft T. 4a IS
" 10SH do Ida tiu
Atrktson 4s IHN. R. of U. e. 4a.. tlu
do adj. 41 HUN T. On. tan lHa- 'S I
u. as.... eo . j. ran. n, m inh
Bal. ft Ohio 4a Nr. Pic a mtu
lt 13 do la 70
Brk. R T. e. 4a.... iftvtNor. ft W. con. 4a.. 5
Can. et 0. Ba lOJHOra. 8. u rf. la... H
do lat Inc r.rnn. ct. IHa M
4o Id Ino 70 Haadlnf (an. 4a... H
do Id Inc 8 st. lm ft J. m. . 6a 110 H
Cliaa. ft Ohio 4Ha...100HS. L. ft S. r. fs 4a 7v
(Til. ft Alton la.. 41 St. L t. w. con. 4a. 71
C.. B ft o. s. 4a... 14 Scahoard Air Line 4a 11 Si
C. Ft. I ft P. 4a ... So Pacific 4a ri
col la 4K do lat 4a ctfa
fXT-. ft L. (. 4a. . H o. Railway la lna
rol. Ind. la aar. A... MHTcx. ft Pae. Iiti.,..mu
Polo. Mid. 4s MHT. St. U ft W. 4a. 74
Col. ft South. 4s.... WM'nlcn Pnc. 4a lot
' lOlVitt. . Stacl 14 s.... MH
Pen. A R. O. 4s.... 94 Wabaah lat limvi
niM. Bad. 5a H W.at. Vli. 4a 744
Erie srtor llan 4a.... law, ft i. E. 41.... an
do r-n. 4a 104 wis. Can. 4a 14
Hock Vsl. 4Ha....lMl4 Japan 4a Isvt
Japan aa -,
Offered. Bid.
Boston Storks nnd Bonds.
tu, 1 1 luniin, t-y imr
cent; time loans, 8S per cent Official
vioiuk v.n ii-p.n nun nonns.
Atrhiaon adj. 4s (64 Bingham 144
7 Cal. A Hacla T7S
Mex. Central 4a 77 Centennl.l 91
Alchlaon 7,Copoer Ranae '.' 7V4
P' 2"naly West 16
lloaton A Albany... 81S Franklin 12u
Boa. A Maine l0V,Oranty m
Boaton Kiev 1.14 lala Royals 14V4
ritohburs: pfd 121 Mara Mlnlnf 414
Mex. Central tOUMIchlran 12
N.Y..N.H. ft H...H0 Mohawk 77
t'nlon Pao 1JI Mont. C. A C 34
Am. Arse. Chcm llVJOId Dominion 41V4
Amer. Pneu. Tube... T , nacenla lit
Amcr. Sugar 120 Parrot 4
oo pfd 121 Qulncy 100
Am. T. A T....104HKhftnnon i4
Am. Woolen 2.1 Tamarack tl
oo pfd SHTrlnlty 1114
Ediaon Klec Ilium. ..80S tinlted Copper a
Mana. Rlactrle 16 1' n Mini.. isu
I o P'4 5 It. 8. Oil 10W
Maaa. Oaa 6441'tah 62
t'nlted Prult 101 Victoria 4U
United Shoe Mach... 4 Winona 7
00 pfd 2:4 Wolverine 160
V. S. Steal North Butta 7Vj
o pfd 974, Rutto Coalition 11V4
I Adventura 4 Nevada 11
Alloue 40 seal. A Arlaona 162
; Amalgamated 2HArla. Commercial.... 22
I Atlantic 11
urn. "Asked. Ex-Dlvldend. tEx
Rights, London Cloalnar Stocks.
IONDON, June IB. Closing quotations on
stocks were aa follows:
Conaola. monev
. 4M . K. A T 124
Conaola, account.
Anaconda
Atchleon
do pfd
Bait. A Ohio ...
Can. Can. Pac. ..
Chea. A Ohio....
Chi. Ot. W
C. M. ft St. P..
PeBeers
D. A R. O
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
III. Central
. Y. Central 116
, in Nor. ft w.
, MV4 do pfd ...
, Ont. A W
. 46H Pannaylvanla
.172(4 Rand Mlnea
. 141, Reading ....
. 10, So. Railway
lis do Pfd
. MWSo. Pac. ....
. liVi t'nlon Pac. ,
, 724 do pfd ....
. 124 U. 8. Steel
, M do pfd ....
. in Wabaah ....
.140 do pfd ...
114 T. . .. k
764
.... M
.... 364
.... 414
.... 614
.... SI
.... 1.14
.... 414
.... 764
....136
.... 0
.... 4
....100
A.
L. A N
BILVRR liar, ateady, 80 15-16d per ounce.
.. 2114
iuniii-np per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for ahort bills is 8 15-lrV94 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for three months bills Is 8 lft-1634 per cent.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Condition of Tend nnd Q notations oa
Staple nnd Fnnojr Prorlnoe.
EGGS-Per dor., 14c.
BUTTER Packing stock. 16c; choice to
fancy dairy, 18ir30c; creamery, 21fi23c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 10c; roosters, t
file; turkeys, 12o; ducks, 10c; geese, to.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Fer box of
about S lbs, black, 326; white, 32.00.
PINEAPPLES Florida, 48 elm, 12.75 per
crate, 42 Size. 33.00 per crate; 8 sise, 33. W
per crate; size. 33 50 per crate. Cuban
pineapples 25c less all around.
STRAWBERRIES Missouri, 24-qt. cases,
e. ID'as.w.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS Llmcniera. 300 size, $6.00; 880
slse, $6.50; other brands. 60c less.
BANANAS Per medium-sized bunch,
$2.oi ifili M: Jumboes. 32.6urj3.50.
ORANGES Mediterranean Sweets. 150
size. 34.00; 176, 200, 216 and 250 sizes. (4.25; 96. !
1.6 and 28 sires, $3.50; California Navels. I
extra fancy, 178. 200, 216 and 250 sizes, 84.75; ;
fancy, 126 size. 84.00; l&o 1'ie, 34.60; St. 1
Michaels, 176, 200, 216 and 250 slzos, $4.76; I
inu size, at.ou; 140 size, M.za; vaienciaa, KO,
96 and 112 sizes, $4.25; 128, 160, 178 and 200
sires. $4.76; 216 size. 82 50.
FIGS California, hulk. 8140; 8-crown
Turkish, 14c; 4-crown Turkish, lie; 8-crown
Turkish. 9c.
DATES Kada way. 6o; sayers, 5c; hal
lowls, 6c; new stuffed walnut dates, 9-lb.
box, $l.uO. 1
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 rib, 14c; No. t rib, 11c; No. 8 rlh,
10c; No. 1 loin, 17Hc; No. 1 loin, lSot No.
8. loin. 124c; No. 1 chuck. 7c; No. i, chuck,
6'c; No. 3 chuck, 6'4c; No. 1 round, W;
No. 3 round, K4c; No. 3 round, tc; No 1
plate, 3'-4c; No. 2 p'ate. 3.; No. 3 plate, So.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Per bu., 880.
NAVY BEANS I'er bu.. No. 1, $2.00; No.
I, 91.86.
NEW VEGETABLES
POTATOES-Per bu., $1.50.
ASPARAGl'S-i)0c per doz. bunches
BEANS New wax and string, cr ham-
PBEETS, TURNIPS and CAR ROTS Per
doz. bunches, 46146OC.
PIEPLANT Per dos., XOc.
CUCUMBERS-Per doz.. $1.08;
TOMATOES Texas, fancy, 20-lb. crate,
$1.26.
ONIONS California, per crate, about 45
lbs., $2.50; yellow Texas, per crate, $2 36;
green onions, per dos., 20c.
CABBAGE Virginia, Sc
CELKRY Flot Ida, $1.2 per dog
LEAF LETTUCE Hot-houso, per dot.
heads, 85c.
PARSLEY Hot-house, per dos. bunches.
400.
RADISHES Per dos. bunches, home
grown. 20o.
MISCELLANEOUS
COFFEE Roasted, No. 35, 160 ptr lb. J
No. 80. 21c pr lb ; No. 3E. 19c per lb.: No.
80, 14x- per lb.; No. 21. 12Vc per lb.
CHEESE Block r5wis, 19c; llmbcrger.
14c; Young Americas, lte.
NUTS California walnuts. Vo. soft
shell, 12c; No. 1, soft ahull, ien; Brazils,
16tilSc; pecans, 18"22c; filberts, lfc; pa
Puts. raw. 7Sc; roasted, Vkc; California, al
monds, 17V(C; cocoanuts, $5 00 per HO.
HILES AND TALLOW Green altd.
No. 1, 9c; No. t, 8c; bull hides. 8c; green
hides. No. 1. 7c; No. 2. 6c; horse, $1.5orj
$ic; sheep pelts. 60cS31-25 Tallow, No. 2.
iHc: No t. 3!a,c. Wool. U(823o.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard, west
ern. SfyuSoc. Tomatoes, fancy, 8-pound
cans, $1 45; standard, 3-pound cans,
$1.26. Pinaapples, grated. 2-pound, $2. ani
$30; sliced. 81.75itf4.86; fancy Hawaiian, l
lbs., 3175. Gallon apples, $3 2S California
apricots, $2.uo. Pears, $1 75ii2 60 Peaches,
$1.752.40; L. C. peaches, $2 0"42 50. Alaska
salmon, red, $1.20; fancy Chinook, flat, JJ.lo;
fancy sockeye, fiat, $1 96. Sardines, quarter
oil. $3.25; three-uunrters mustard, 32 76.
Sweet potatoes, II. low 1 a. Sauer kraut 9-c
Pumpklns, HOtitJI.Oo. I.ima beans, 2-b. 75o
till 6. Soaked peas, 2-lb., 60c; fancy, $1.21
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Pi un.
rs somewhat imettled by freer offer In gs
from aecond bands, who seen desirous of
moving suppliea of immediate grad.a. Quo
tations range from 6 to 9c for California
fruit and from SVtfac for Oregon. Peaches
are vllghtly earner, with fancy yellows
quoted at 13'i Raisins are firm; three
crown loose Muscatels are quoted at 9c;
four-crown, 10c; seeded raisins. rlaflllc
FISH Pickerel, dressed. 10c; pike,
dressed, 16c; white fish, dressed, winter
caught, l.Vul5c! fresh, 18c; trout, l'lSc;
halibut. He; salmon, 18c; catfish. 17c; her
ring, dretsed, &c; rrapple. round, tiftSo
crappie. large, fancy, lie; black bass, ijc;
melts, sweet and fine 13c; eel. lsc; blue flnh
15c: red snapper, lie; roe ;iad, per pair'
4O60c; frog legs. 3o4oc; lobsters, greeni
per lb., 27-; lobster, boiled, per lb 3uc'
mackerel, Spanish, per lb.. 16c; mackerel
native, tt&Oeo per lb.; fresh green turtle
meat, 26a per lb.; dressed buffalo. 8c; bull
heads, 12c: white perch, 7c; white bass, 15o,
HAY Choice upland, per ton, 811.50: me
dium. 810 50: No. 1 bottom. 89 go: off aradeav
HfetJteft, it, ntrnw. 81 '
16, 1007.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Cattle Stronger for the Week,
with Others Steady.
H0G3 AT ABOUT STEADY PRICES
Sheep nnd I.nmba 'ton Knormooi
Declines for the Week, the Break
Beinic Hone at Eastern
Than Western Markets.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 15. 1907.
Recelnts mere:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday ...
Offlclal Wednesday
3.S74 6.o73 1.15
4.3KS 14.31 l.M !
.2!H 15. Ml -i. HI '
S.3 10.S27 2.U.3
Sou 6,1"0 ti
-mrini l nursnny ..
Official Frldtiv
Oitlclal Saturday ...
This week 21.874 M.IN3 11. S01
Last week 80.W.3 n.!'99 15.M3
Two weeks ago 1S.4H9 49.74:1 13.615
Three weeks ago 13 133 H7.SJI 2('.i-
Four weeks ago 22.V79 W,7."i2 20.136
Same week last year 17,7f3 79.174 7,962
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, Compared with Inst year:
1W7. 19". Inc. Lec.
Cattle B27.7S9 442 470 85,319
Hogs 1,188.(60 1,292,714 103,S64
Sheep 796,SJ3 743.933 52,380 ......
CATTLE WUOTATIONS.
Good to choice corn-fed steera.... .35.106.36
Uood to fair corn-fed steers 6.i6u6.a0
Common to fair steers 4.6 "'uo.i.'o
Oood to choice oows 4.2.'ijo.l0
Fair to good cows and heifers.... 3.6trU4.2S
Good to choice stockers and feedors 4.5-"(jP5-10
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 4.0tfc'q4 60
Common to fair stockers 3.0i"g'4.0i)
Bulls, stags, eto S.2.VS.O0
Veal calves 4.0O'd7.O0
The following table uhowa the aveiags
price of hogs at Bouth Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1807. 19O8.lS)06.18O4.lSO3.il3O2.il01.
May 30
May 81
June 1
June 8
June 3
June 4.
June 6
June 6
June 7
June 8.
June 8
June 10,
yune 11.
line 12,
June 13.
June 14,
June 15.
8 01' 8
6 17
1 13:
4 D3
4 Wi
6 811
a I
5 t3
8 07 1
7 101
7 12
t 6
6 69
6 70
a
8 70
6 71
6 70
6 71
6 76
6 73
a
6 83
6 Bl
5 89
6 W 6 S2
8 291
6 l
6 16
4 63;
4 49
4 491
a
7 07:
7 13
3.81
8 20
241
8 SO :
8
6 191
D 9
6 6
W
6 .i4i
6 9'h)
6 01 4
4 66
a
1 18;
7 20
6 21
6 75
6 23
6 251
6 20
4 54
6 78
7 15
7 181
8 36
4 SKI
4 61
4 70
a
8 (6.1
OTVnl
87
a
7 21
8 87
a I
8 89
6 1
6 86
8 04
8 20
4 76
4 79
4 72!
4 84
4 82
01
8 03
00
6 U7 1
a
7 26
7 36
6 0341
6 92Hi
a
5 13
6 18
8 3f,
7 3n.
5 7!l 0 31
7 36i 6 84
6 74' i 6 SRI
b 13
5 19
7 311 6 81
6 ST
6 84Vki 6 3u
5 99
Sunday.
RANGE OF PR1CEB.
Cattle. Hoes.
Omaha 35.77Vi''i''.i
Kansas City 8.50i.75 5.26 f.0
St. Loula l.tVVoaJ.HO 5.65 t10
Chicago 1.70'ti'7.25 6.60 iyi.l0
Sioux City 8.5ftY6.26 6.70 45.85
The orholal number ot cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C, M. & Bt. P 4
Wabash 1 ,. ..
Mo. Pac 11
Union Pacific System 17 3 8
C. & N. W. (east) 8
C. & N. W. (west) 37
C, St. P., M. & 0 6
C, U. & Q. (east).... 13 3..
C, B. & W. (west) 16
C, R. I. & P. (west). 14 1 .. ..
Chicago Great West. .. 2 .. J ..
Total receipts 28 91 4 3
The disposition of the day's recelpta was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogt. Sheop.
Omaha Packing Co 604 ....
G. H. Hammond Co 2194 ....
Cudahy Packing Co im) ....
Armour & Company 151 ....
Swift and Co.. K. C 2S5
Lobman A Co 41
Hill A Son , (
Kingan A Co 609 ....
Other buyers 10
Held over
66 867S
25
CATTLE There were not enough cattle
on sale today to cut any figure In the
trade. The receipts for the week have been
very moderate, showing a falling off as
compared with last week of about 8,000
head. Still, receipts have been about on
a par with a year ago.
Moderate receipts of cattle, together with
a good demand on the part of both packers
and shippers, has kept the market In a
very healthy condition all the week. All
kinds of cattle have been fully sieady.at
least, with the better grades strong to 10c
higher. As usual this late In the season,
a good many well finished beeves are com
ing forward, the top for the week being
$6.35, the high price of the year.
The situation as regards cows and heif
ers has not changed any this week. Hoth
packers and sellers are standing pat in
the contest over tho method of selling;
so that the packers are entirely out of
the market. The buying has been limited
all the week to shippers, speculators and
country butchers. Thla means that the
demand at best has been limited, but,
more than that, the demand has been nar
rowed down principally to strictly good
oows and heifers. Medium and common
cows have been neglected all the week
and have on some days been practically ,
uneatable, it nae neen more a question or
securing a buyer 'than a mntter of price.
Until thla question la settled shippers
should keep their cows and heifera at home.
Blockers and feeders have been in very
light supply all the week. In fact there
have not been enough cattle of that de
scription on sain any one day to really call
It a market. The few warmed-up and half
fat cattle that on ordinary seasons are
sold for feeders have been taken by the
packers to be used In place of cow stuff.
There Is some little Inquiry on the market
for feeding cattle and a few cattle of that
description would undoubtedly have sold to
very good advantage, the feeling being
strong.
HOGS There was a slow, but about
steady market down In ths hog division
this morning. Light and medium weight
hogs were in the best demand and tli.y
were the first to sell, bringing practically
tho same price as yesterday. Hons hav
ing quality und not too much weight sold
largely at $f..65. with qi'lte a sprinkling on
up to $j.90, with a top for full loads at
$1.92H. Heavy hogs were especially alow
and they were the lam to sell. While a
good many ot them also brought steady
f rices salesmen In some cases thought
hey had hard work to get out quite as
well as yesterday and they were quoting
the market barely steady or a thaile easier.
Aa receipts were light most everything
changed hands In fair season In the morn
ing. Receipts of hogs this week have been
about on a level with the previous week,
but considerably smaller thun a year ago.
Prices went down hill rapidly during the
first four days this week, the market being
quoted lower each duy. The bottom lai
touched on. Thursday, when hogs sold on
an averagu, at the lowest point since last
September. On Friday there was a slight
reaction, leaving the market at the clone
of the week 2ua26c lower than one week
ago.
Ko. A 8k. Pr No. v. fa. FT
3 IW ... I 714 64 2oS ... I 65
64 m 140 ( T74 71 240 10 5 rS
26 HI 6 0 49 134 40 t i
61 1'.l 40 I 10 U 261 120 6 hi
U IU ... i U 6 284 ... 6 69
M 276 SO I tO 44 ma 40 i 66
4 t1 ... (80 61 :V) ... I 86
41 ti 0 I 40 67 . . 261 10 t M
li 21 ... 60 4 2S1 ... ( 8
M !fl 80- t 80 6 2il 0 85
4l ... t 10 72 24 140 I 15
t :T ... S ) W 1.2 60 I 15
M tit ... I 80 ? !'.' ... (IS
62 If? It 110 tl 141 80 ( 85
61 S42 40 to 44 t ... (81
65 11 1 ( ' (8 2l 40 86
4 272 ... I HO :) 26 ... (.65
' (4 Z6 120 ( 80 Tl U tO 6 65
7 254 luO I !4 II 20 10 6 85
61 24 80 ( 614 59 240 (65
24 I'D ( 824 I '. . . I 5
75 160 so ( 824 82 )) t
41. f,4 ... 6 624 7C, IS2 luO I lo
41 274 10 5 124 47 275 ... 6 85
41 ... 4 2 110 185
c Ml . . ( 124 41 27 6 K4
(1 t'S 110 1-4 (t S (0 i 65
It 2M 40 (124 la '.27 60 ( 674
I 175 loo I 1:4 2is io ( 174
6 '" 140 6 4 71 2it (0 (114
74 141 '80 6 K4 71 S'7 ... I 174
I 48 f 140 ( 82 4 71 201 120 J74
I 46 27 60 ( t: 4 67 2i 80 6 174
J St 274 120 ( 8'.'4 r '! 80 ( 74
rr 2.a 100 11:4 )si 1:0 174
!t 757 8 l'.'4 64 211 160 4 474
64 2"4 10 6 8r4 46 2J5 ... ( 174
II UoJ 4U (12 4 64 216 ... (674
7. 371 1"0 fci, 41 tn8 ... (874
I 21 80 ( 85 76 tu3 ... (
64 24 60 i 60 f.i ... 6 W
St ?44 ... (65 tl, tl 40 a 0
41 2-G HI iti 41 2 1 . . (
74 1 160 ( 66 74 2 4 N I M
6t i ... 6 at 74 2- 40 M
46 ill 40 ( U tt til ... t t
It '3 t 6.1 7 124 ... (
Tl 1-4 40 III , t! Ill ... 84
3 5.17 i 85 10 .140 ... 6 65
BHEEP'-There were no fresh reeelDta of
sheep tills morning, tne market being bare
as usual on a Saturday. While the re
celpta this week have shown a considerable
falling off as compared with last week,
they have been decidedly heavier than a
year sgo. Still there has been a very good
demand at this point so that th receipts
fltionre of this good demand rr'cee have
hw horn none too latge I'mler the in
h. I1 up better here thnii st eastern mnr
kets. In spite of tlie go(d demand, how
ever, thcr;. lias !,! n h briik ol ,r7 on
sheep sn,1 a ,1't-ul hrnk on limbs, with
spring Uinta showing still more l.s than
tl.st Slupi era will understand thitt this
break, li. ivy is (t has been, would un
doubtedly have been much hesvler had the
receipts been more liberal, as ruftcrn mar
kets have been completely demoralised.
CIllCAtiO l.lE S lot li. SIAHKET
V sqiu pun U.ui(s 'son 'i.
CHICAGO, June l." - CATTLE Receipts,
Wi head; market steit.lv; beeves, 84.6Kti' srt;
ctiins. $1 70C)4 7l'; heifers. 82 8 "u 5. 25; calves,
36. 5' '4i'7.25: cood to nrlme atncr i". Vv.iA m
poor to mocllum. 34 frijfS.JO; stockers and
fecilers, 33 0i)'n5 20.
HOGS Receipts. 8 nnfl head: mnrket
steady; light. 8S 9Xffi 124: mixed. 3.VP,Vif
aio; heavy, 15.7.111 J if; rough, H .7r-ii 5 A j ;
pips. 86.60'i.l0; good to rioice heavy, 85. H6
tui bulk of sales. 319105.
SHEEP AND LAMMS -Receipts. 4,000
head; market steady; nstlve. $4 (M1 10;
western. 84 ftfi6.4i; yearlings. 86 2fu'7.00;
lambs, 84Xiy7.fi; western. 36. in 17 90.
Kansas City Live Mtork Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., June 15. CATTLE
Receipts, l.ono head, Including fioo heal
southerns; market steady; choice export
and dressed bo.'f steers, 3.1.76 'u 6.30; fair
to good, 34.60'a 5.75; western fed steein.
$4.25(6 6.1 0;; stockers nnd feeders, 83 50 if
6.00; southern steers, $3 OOft 6.0; south
ern cows. 82.n0ff3.76; nntlve cows, $2.26
W4.6n; native heifers, 33.756.26: bulls,
33 25fj4.75; calves. $4.00(3 8.25. Receipts
for the week, 40e500 head.
HOOS Receipts, R.ono head; market
steHdy; top, 3t.i)ii; bulk of sales, 355U
595; heavy, 35 S.0 iff 5 87 4 : packers, 35 8 ."4
fff5 97Vi; lights, 35.8R.0o; pigs. $6.25'
6 75. Receipts for the week. 8S.100 head.
. Mlf.M' AND LAM US Receipts. 2.0H0
head; mnrket nominally steady. Receipts
for the week, 22,400 head.
"t. I.onls I. Ire Mock Mnrket.
ST. LOUI3, June 15. OATTLK-Recelpts.
1.300 head. Including 1AK) Trxnns. Mnrket
steady; native shipping and export steers,
$6.uVt6 60; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$4.4v,i6.1R; steers under l.fHKI lbs., 31.014 50;
stockers and feeders, 33.0iKj6.no; cows and
heifers. $2.K1i6.t; canners. 31.6mfr2.35; bulls
.30ii6.0i; calves, $4.nrvflio.no; Tcxhs nnd
i,nlHHI5tCer8, '-T5fi5"o; enwa and heifers,
1 .nffJ 4.00.
HotJS-Mecelpts, 4.0(V) head. Market 6c
rS'I1'" ani1 hHM- packers,
eiT hutchers and host heavy. 3,r.9r(
8HEEP AND LAMIIS-Recelpts. 700 head.
Market steady; nntlve muttons, $3.IHifis:
lambs, $.15o',,7.7.,); culls and bucks. 33.oo-u4.00-stockers,
$2.9CKh5.0O. "-v-,
St.
Joseph Live Mtoek Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., June 15. CATTLE -Mve,"tlv,I,oh''a,,
tlves, $4.2rrf4I.lrt; cows and heifers, 32.15
iio,,aCkPriV,Bn'1 $35("Ufi.76.
',"GS - Rwlpts. 4.142 hea.I. Mnrket
S.?.8B. nS: tHP' 5 95: bUlk of
h8HE AIJD. T'AMns - Receipts, 792
head. Market steady; clipped lambs 37 00
Slonx City Live Htoek: Market.
CATT.F CInT,,r?- J,une -(Special.)-CATTLE
Receipts, 300 head; market
mTx"ertdV: kIVzc?-7'- ro' bnl'lTan,
84 (?, ' "1? 5 00; ""ckr-ra and feeders,
Stoek In SUM.
Receipts of live stock st the six nrin.
cipal western markets yesterday; P
Cad Id
Hogs.
South Omnha fcv)
Sheop.
236
6,100
7.3iO
nmuK t.:ity
KanKas City....
St. Joseph
St. Iiuls
Chicago
300
1,000
417
1,80")
800
6(i0 2.009
4.142 72
4,0i) 70ii
9,000 4,000
Total
4.687
35,642
7,777
IMetnl Market.
NEW YOKE. June 15-METAL-Markets
was unchanged at 341 .624,42.1 24. Copper Is
fLI1'" noml,ml for ,h lme being"
with lake quoted nt 3a.7ri-24.50. Electro
lytic $22.604123.25; casting $22..Wf22 25 i ijesd
USSR?".1 at "i585 ndT spelter at
Kv $ r ., ,r2n W,M lulet and unchanged.
kJ: 1R Juno - 15. LEA l Weak,
$5.65; spelter, weak $6.85.
NEW YORK, June 15-BEEVES-Re-fJfiP
" n? trfl""e7 of Importance; feel-
ing steady; dressed beef quiet nt 8Val0c
per pound; general sales 9ii:nc. Exports
"lc. f? V,1..."1"1 3'm luarters of beef
CALVES Receipts. 1S6 head, all Ohio
r"'"' """..t H 00 per 100 pound..
Feeling steady; dressed calves quiet and
unchanged; city dressed veals 7V4K11V4C Der
6w. eXtra UC: eount' dressed
SHEEP AND LA M BS Receipts 2,723
head; sheep and yearlings almost nominal
in the absence of any demand; lambs dull
and lower; 15 cars of stock unsold at a
late hour. Few Virginia ewes sold at 4y5c;
southern lambs $7.2&fr.00.
HOGS-Recelpts 4.421 head; nothing do
ing; market nominally steady.
Oils nnd Rostn.
NEW YORK, June 15.-OII -Cottonseed,
rregular. prime crude, f. o. b. mills, nom
inal; prime yellow, 57c. Petroleum, Arm;
refined, New York, $S.4S; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, fs 40; Philadelphia and Baltimore
In bulk, $4.ij. Turpentine, quiet, 6oic,60sj,e.
IUMN Firm; strained, common to good.
$4. o6fj 4.70.
SAVANNAH. June 15. OIL Turpentine,
rum. 5'ic. Pales, 60 bbla.; receipts, RIO bbls.:
shipments, 229 bbls.
ROSINFlrtii; A, R, C, $1004.10; D, $4 16
E, $I.B5li4.0; F, $t.70u4.7,; o. 4.f0; H, t w
I. $4.!i5.(iO: K. $5.5": M. 8i.6fV.rti.70: N. 85 76
fc5.90; w. G., tS.80; W. W.. !5 9Vfi605.
OIL CITY. June 16. OIL. Credit balances,
$1 7R. Runs. 172.112 bbls.. average 133 4
bids.; shipments, 158,938 bbls., average 161,781
bbls.
Soarar nnd Molasses.
NEW YORK, June 15.-Sugr. raw. qttleti
fair lefltilng, $3.28; centrifugal. 96 teit, $l.7H;
moluswes, sugar. $2fts; retlned quiet; No. 6,
4. hoc; No. 7, 4.06c: No. 8. 4,vic; No. 9 US."
No. 10, 4.aV-: No. 11. 4.3'ie; No. 12. 4 25c; No.
13, 4.20c; No. II. 415c; confectioners' A,
$4 KO; nioud A, 3 3u; cut loaf, J.S.70; crushed
85.70; powdered, $5.10; granulated, L',jo
cubes. $5 25.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, STti lc.
NEW OKLKANH. Iji.. June lS.-PUO An
Steady: open ki ttle, centi ifiit-nl, 8r(3:sc;
centrifugal, whites none; centrifugal, yel
low, 8T4.IIJ 1"4c ; seconds, 2T4ji3c.
MOLAS8ES-i(Julet; new syrup, Sofllc.
Evaporated Apples nnd Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK, Juno 15, EVAPORATED
APPLE8J Market firm; fancy. Ktti-o;
choice. 7Vi-iiTVsc; prime, ifj7c; poor to fa'ir,
6fi6i-ic.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, firm; Cali
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.30 Mansneld Mining Co. .14
JJ5. . . .Hevada Common
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.38. . . . tluvla ds Oobre 07V.
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.86 Searchlight Mohawk . .16
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tS-Cit r n i iii -i mi ii i ii iii i rn ii ,i ri i 1 T i i i a. n il
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Si': fancy. ?"1i-.1c. lVsches, higher; choice,
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rhaniicd: loose muscatel. SV-'loc; eedd
talsms. 744111V; In.ion layers, $l.60ul.86.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. June 16 COFFEE-Msrket
for futures ojened stendr at unchangeij
prlct s to nn advance of five points In sym
pathy with stesdy European cables, hut
only one month showed "n advance sn.
there was some further selling for old long)
accounts, under which the mnrket week
ened In the later trading. Tlie close wat
barely steady, net unchanged to t.-n points
biwer. Sales were reported of 2.1 mo bags.
Including July st $.Vl?'ii :1; September,
$6 lVu'o J; lei-rniher. $6.Jitj5.23; January,
$5 2": Msrcli, $6 2lifv5o: Ma v. $S..10. Spot
coffee quirt, and Rio No. 7 6e; Santos No,
4. 71c. Mild coffee dull; Cordova, 9'dn:Ho,
Wool Market.
ST. IOrtS. Mo. June 15 WOOL
Steady: medium grades; comhing and
clothing. 24'u -ti' jc ; light fine, fltfUUoi1
heavy flne. l.'.iilfc; tub washed, 80-0,0.
NEW ' SYSTEM OF "ACCOUNTS
Interstate Commerce rotn mission
Orders Itonds to Make Monthly
Heporis of et nnalneaa.
WASHINGTON, June 15 The Inter
state Commerce Commission today pro
mulgated a uniform system of accounts fof
rnllronds, provided for under the railroad
rate law passed at the last session of con
gress. The system will go Into effect Julr
1 and thereafter railroads will be corr
polled to file monthly reports. The method
adopted Is Intended to assure a complete
statement net of revenues from operations
and la expected to result In keeping the)
stock of Improvements out of operating
expenses and therefore exclude them front
the cost of performing current business.
Tho expense of soliciting trnuV Is seper
nted from the expense of hauling traffic.
The construction accounts are ta be so
drawn that a current record of the phyalcal
value nf railroad property la always ac-cesslhle.
POPULACE FOR DR. CURTIUS
In Spite of Emperor's Itlsnpprnvnl
Author nf llohenlohe Memoirs
Htnnda Pnt.
BERLIN. June 15. (Special.) It would
appear after'all that Dr. Ctirtlus, editor of
the llohenlohe Memoirs hns mado up his
mind not to act on tho very plain hint of
the emperor nnd the unambiguous demand
of the Stnlhalter that he should lay down
his office of president of the chief consls
torlum of tho Aug.xhurg Confession in the
Relchsland. He waa moreover among the
speakers the other evening nt the eight
eenth evangelical social congress held nt
Strassburg and was received by tho audit
ence with a tremendous ovation which
sounded very much like a vote of confi
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Lumberman Klrby of Texas Pnt
Name on Three nnd Half Mil
lion Dollar Pnper.
AUSTIN, Tex., June 15. John Henry
Klrby, a well known lumberman, today
signed a bond for $3,500,000 In behalf of
the Waters-Pierce Oil company, which
was on yesterday placed in the hands of
a receiver by Judge Brooks of the state
district court and which had previously
been fined something over 31,500,000 In fines
and court costs. Mr. Klrby says that as
far ns lies In his power he will assist every
man and every corporation to have a fair
trial before they are adjudged guilty
and sentenced to Imprisonment or banish
ment from the state.
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