T1IE OMATLV SUNDAY BEE: JI'NT, 1007.
.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Vo. 1 Csllfornla. Mild Future, quiet;
July, 8 114d; September, ti ll'tA; Decem
ber, nominal.
'ORN-tfpnt. firm: Hee dried, 5 id: old.
northern. iiM Fl'torr. dull: July, 4S
i Stronger Undertone nd IncreMed I IV; p"mb"r 4"lffTt'1
r 4 r.-;- VEvV IOIik . r. : h a L markkt
NO SELLEIG PRESSURE IN WHEAT
la
I Boath, Wkrrc Threshlnsj la
Progress, Rata Is Falling
Nervosa TaT la
Market.
OMAHA. June 22
The market opened with wronger under
tone, foreign demand lncrelng and re
port! from Germany of very unseasonable
1 weather. In the aouth, wnere
Va begun. It haa been wet and la atiu
Wheat opened firm with no selling rree
i Sure at all, and worked up easy, the flrm
' ness In coer grain having Ha Influence.
Tha market showed a nervous
with no particular feature and the Dull
wera Inclined to support It In mall way.
July wheat opened at &Vc bid and closed
at 8RHc bid. . . .
Corn, opened firm and a hade r gher.
Receiving house ay newa from Illinois,
Indiana a:4 Ohio la growing worse dally
on corn and oats. July corn opened at 48c
bid ari closed at 4Kc bid. ... , .
Oata opened bulllah, puahed by locals,
but the crowd was loaded and 'backed
away from alL selling ordera. July oata
opened at c bid and cloaed at 4140 bid.
Primary wheat receipt were 4S6.OU0 bush
ola and ahlpmenta 179,000 bushel, sgalnst
receipts last year of 297,000 bushel and
ahlpmenta of 224.000 bushels. Corn receipt
were 1,088,000 buahela and ahlpmenta 541.000
bushels, against receipts laat year of 716,000
bushels and shipments of 402.000 bushels.
Clearances wera 154,0(10 bushels of corn
and 44.000 buahela nf nets, and wheat and
flour eiual to 3.T3.00U buahela.
Liverpool olosed unchanged on wheat and
unchanged to j,d lower on corn.
Local ran- of options:
Arttclea.1 Open. Hlglvl Low. Close. Tesy.
Wheat I ( I I
July... B 8HR WHO WHB
dept... 7B f!B 7B 87B 87?B
Corn
July... 4 B 48 B 47,'4B 48 B 4 B
Bept... 47HB 47M 47A 47HB 47HB
Oata I I
July... u;b t,b 4ib 4jn 4iab
Bept... 3&B KB V'B B 6B
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
-
Market it Dull and Price Moyement ii
v Incomistent.
BANK STATEMENT FAVORABLE
rash DeeresM la gsaaller Taaa Waa
Anticipated aad Might Rally ral
lens Its Appearaaee Clas
la Revar.
'SBW YORK. June S3.-Th atock T'
as practically at a standstill today. eeble
waa
any
sllgnt
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cask Prices.
WHEAT No. I hard, StytfjKRVioi No. I
bard. 8H&84c; No. 4 hard, 70i&8Oc; No. I
,PCo5NL.Ci, 4Sr; No. J, 48c; No. 4. 46H-8
flo; no grade, 42&44c; No. 1 yellow, 48c;
No. I white. 48e.
0AT8 No. 8 mixed, nytfHle; No. 3 white,
li tflHSttc; No. 4 white, 41'ii42Hc.
R It-No. I, Tic; No. I, 73Vc.
Carlot Hecetpts.
Wheat. Corn. Oata
4aotatlen at the Das' oa Vartaaa
Com modi ties.
NEW YORK. June 22 -FlH'R-Recelpts,
8.S..8 bbls ; exports. 2".fi7 bbls ; market dull
hut steady; Minnesota patents. $t.uotr5.tO;
Minnesota bakers, 15; winter pet-
mii, 4 SoS'lOii; winter atrslght M.3r"uH 46:
winter extrss, $3.lti3.&0; winter low grades.
8i' H"i3 4t. Kya flour, quiet; fair to good.
I4.7y5 ; choice to fancv, 5 l'V&6.40.
t'ORNMEAL-Steady ; fine white and yel
low. II so; coarse, 1. 17111. 19; kiln dried,
$3 2'.i.1.0.
RYE Dull; No. t western, 8Eo, f. o. b..
New York.
WHKAT Receipts. IB, M0 bu.; exporta, 7,-
bu.; sales l,HO.O00 bu. : futurea. Spot
market attady; No. 1 red, 1107V.. elerator;
No. 1 red. W.c. f. a. b.. artoat: No. 1 north
ern. Duluth, I10, f. o. b.. afloat; No. t
hard winter, $1.02', f. o. b., afloat. After
some openlna Irregularity, wheat turned
stronger this morning on unfavorable Ger
man crop newa and reporta of delayed har
vesting In the southweRt. Last prices were
VaWc net higher, as follows: July, l.oO;
8 itember. S1.01U: December. 11.03 6-lft.
CORN Receipts, B2.S76 bu.; exports. 8S.1R8
bu.; s.ot rnaiket steady; No. 1, 63c i levator,
and 2Hc. f. o. b.. afloat: No. t white, 3c:
No. II yellow, 6.11. f. o. b., afloat. The option
market waa wtlhout transactions, closing
unchanged as follows: Jury, 61c; Beptem
her. 2c: December. 6nAc.
OAT8 Receipts. BS.fioo bu.; exporta. 48,654
hu.; spot steady; mixed oats, i'b'a.E ids., dic:
natural white, 2"g0.1 lbs., 61V44i-V'; clipped
white. aS'fNO lba. 62'5i.40.
HAT-Firm; shipping. 76&S6C; good to
choice. 81.8ntil.ZS.
HOPS Quiet; Paelflc coast, 190J crop, 8
lie; crop, vtfa.
HIDES Dull; Central America, 22yc;
BoRotn, 28 c.
l.KATltRII Oulett actd. Blrf27Hc.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady; family, I14.W
514. SO; mess. 9.5 '0 10 .00; beef hams, $24.00(9
2H.00. Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies, 11 '4 men t from Washington that the' report of
it He; pickled hams. iMliVjO. Lard steady; the Interstate Commerce commission on the
western pritoe, f.orK0.ho; rennen quiet;
oompntind.8S.874iffl 12. Pork, steady; fam
ily, lis ncgi. on; short cieara, iH.Kt31s.trj;
mess !17.fi'ijlft.tt.
TALIXJW Steady; city (R.00 per pkg),
Sc; country (pkgs. free), 6i&6Vc
RlCSteady; domestic, fair to extra. 34
C P'c: Japan, nominal.
Bl.TTKJt Firm; street price. extra
creamery, Zic; offlrlHl prices, creamery,
common to extra, IWtifHe.
CHEICSE Quiet; new state full cream,
colored and white, large and amall, beet,
UHc; fair to good, Wijinic; Inferior,
We.
Kf!fS Steady ; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby brown and mlred, firsts to extra
first. l(VtiH7c.
POCLTRY Live, dull: spring chickens,
lc; fowls. 13c; turkevs, lie. Dressed,
steady; western broilers, 2nZlc; turkeys.
Iwsi4c; fowls, ioign3c
4c
aa waa ine arm oi v
i,iiirdi and upwards without
Bniiiirint reas4in. i'here
recovery atler the appearance of the bann
statement which proved less unlavoraole
tnan the forecasta.
The loan contraction helped to scale down
the deposits and the reserve requirements,
and the cash decrease was much smallet
tnan was anticipated. It waa taken for
granted, however, that the week'a exporta
of gold figured In the averages for a amall
proportion of their real eltect leaving that
effect to be transferred over Into next
Week's statement. This exception left a bad
Impression. The engagement of gold for
London was Increased to J1.7EO,0"0 today In
time for the outgoing steamer. Foreign ex
change rates were slronalv maintained to
day, especially for cable transfers In spite
of the supply of that form of remittance
aupplled by the gold shipments. The urgent
demand for cash remittances was attributed
to the approach of the London atock market
settlement regarding which some anxiety la
felt in London. The sustained strength of
foreign exchange caused a conviction that
the gold export movement la to be extended
next week. The weekly reporta by the
mercantile agencies showed some Improve
ment In retail trade mnHlllnio Ku
the more seasonable weather, but the stock
market waa unresponsive to this. A state-
weak. Japanese Imperial s of 19"4 closed .
FIKKLIN, June ?i Prices on the Roerse
today were very weak on the lower prltes
of Iron. "
PARIS, Jlne 2J Price on the Bourse to
dsy opened firmer on the check of the out
break In the south, but realization led to
deelinea. and the market closed weak. Rus
sian Imperial 4a wera not quoted.
Qaitos Storks aad Bonds.
BOSTON. June 22 MONFT-Call loans,
4 per cent; time loans. per cen.
AttMtns adj. 4s.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beit Cattle Higher for the Week,
Other Considerably Lower.
At'hipn 4a
Mn Central 4s..
At'kumn
in fl
tna A- Albany
Rwtna a Main.
Pnatnn Klevatetl
Fltnhbttrf pra ...
IXei. Cantnil ...
N Y., !. . ft
t'nlon Pfltc ....
Am. PnaiL Tubs.
Aner. Sugar
ds M
Aaxr. T ' T..
Amer. Woolan
do pfa
Atlantl
17 n-t prhaai
T t al. 4k He la
7 Ofllennlal
tt rnppar ttanxa ...
til Pair Weat
tan Franktla
. .. HI trie RctI
... 1" Maaa Mining ....
. . . . Mlrhlsan
H. ISn Votiaft
IIIHnntiM c and c
. ... 1 Old Pnatlntoa ...
1tH Oirla
lfS Parrot
Qularr
.... I4H tnannnn
TaTT.aracS
Itllaoo Elac. Illom..l5 Trlnltjr
Maaa. Kleetlic
do f4
MaM Oaa ,
t'slted rrult
Vnlted Shoa Marti,
do pfd
c. a. ettei
dn pfd
Adrentura .........
Alloaei
Amalgamated
l.-.vj Pnlted Cnprer .
. U V. S Mlnlag ..
. fiHt. S. Oil
.10!) rtah
. Jt4 Vli-torla
. 17 Wlnnna
. Jt Wolverine ,
. 7H North Butta ..
. Vt Rutte Coalition
. 41 Nevada
. 81 Cal. Arliona lii
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HOGS MAKE GAIN FOR THE WEEK
Na Freeh Rerelpta af heeai er l.aaabe
Taatay, kat Total for ta Week
Da a ale Tkal o m Year
Asa.
80UTH OMAHA, Juna 83, 1907.
Cattle, lloga Bheep.
... 8.061 4,7
i.OSO
H.1S2
8.214
8.7HO
.&:
4.7S0
8.SM
l.2-'J
8,i
8.0-S
2,1U
BT.
St. Lonls General Market.
LOUIS, June 22.-WIHAT-Hlgher;
(
Chicago 87 69 93
Minneapolla 292
Omaha I 66 J
imiuth 14
CHICAGO .GRAI.f AND PBOtl'IOSS
Featnres of the Tradlngc and t loslnai
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, 'tine fJ.-The wheot market
displayed considerable strength today, de
pite the fact that trading was light and
Included little outside demand. At the
close September wheat was WFio to St'c
blaher. corn waa ud 'dkc. oata were V(J
Ho higher and provisions were ffom 2Sc
to 7Ho higher.
The wheat market opened rpilet and
teady, despite the fact that Liverpool
cables were lower and the weather In thl
country continued highly favorable for the
new crop. Many speculator were evi
dently of the opinion that the market had
become somewhat oversold in anticipation
Of the lower pricea that were expected to
follow the atrike of the telegraph operators.
Phorts were active buyers on this account
at frequent Intervals throughout the ses
sion, A food demand for cash wheat was
reported from the east and there were ad
ditional claims of ahort yields in Kansas
and reports or the appearance nt rust in
Missouri. The harvesting of the crop In the
southwest Mi being- delayed and It is re
lieved that aerious damage will result If a
much greater delay Is made. September
'ipe. a ahade lower to a snade nigner
,t MMIWaC. sold between H4-V ana !c
id nhiaed trnn at trurdUc. (Clearances
t of wheat and flour Were eoual to 380,000 bit
, rnrnary reueipie wvre ioura uu., asnnv
411,tti0 on the aamo day laat yar. Mlnne-
! a poll a, Duluth and Clilcngo reported re
ceipts of 497 oara, agalnat 275 last week and
Sub ona year ago.
The corn market waa strong all dfcy.
partry -In aympathy with wheat and also
because of the large sales for export that
were effected yesterday. The exceptionally
fine growing weather for the crop was
Ignored as a peansn racior. rne crop in
many sections Is reported as making up
lost time with great rapidity, fieptcmber
corn opened a shade lower at R3L40. sdld
beaween t3o and WV? and closed strong
at UHc. Local reeetpta were &96 cars, with
A 17t of contract grade.
N "Qreen bug" reports were numerous In
t tha oata market and aa a result prices
V were strong ail day. The trading was of
unusually large proportions, the majority
of local speculators being on the buying
aide of the market and there was alao a
good demand from Investors. The "green
pug" reports came from Indiana and many
from central . Illinois, west of the Illinois
river. Offerings throughout the day wre
light and inadequate to the time. September
opened 4ifjHo lower to a ahade hlirher at
iWyn,c, sold between SSSc and S9c and
cloaed strong at SsflSSlie. Local receipt
were (8 rara.
Trade In provisions was liirht and prWa
were steady on covering by shorts and In
sympathy with the grain market. At the
close September pork was 7Hc higher at
815.90, lard was up 5c at IS and rlbe were
Vmc higher at 87Va.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
. IS cars; corn, bill cars: oats, 98 cars: hogs,
17,000 head.
track No. 2 red. cash, 9?c; No. S hard, 91
tlc; July. 9C.c; September, 92ic
CORN Weak; track No. 8 cash, 62HtJc;
July. 51 Tic; September, 5214c; No. t white,
63Vy?fHc.
OATS Higher; track No. 2 cnsh, 4Vs
Jtily, 44c; September, JMc; No. 2 white,
47fti 47He
FIOl'R Steadv. Red winter patents,
$4.4014.70: extrn fancy and straight, 83.7txJ
4.21': cleaj-, J2.Sff;3.2fi.
SKfc.n TIMOTHY-Steady: $3.0Oi54.00.
f'OKNMKAl-Stendy: 82.70.
URAN Weak; sacked east track, 9T.ff97e.
HAY Bteudv; timothy. 17.OO3M.00;
prnlrle, 811OO14.0O.
IRON COTTON TIES-81.08.
BAOOINO 1HC.
HUMP TWINU inc.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower: jobbing.
!d.U Lard, higher: prime steam, 88.2S.
Irv snlt meats, steadv; boxed extra short,
?.37H; clear ribs. 89.S7H: short clears. 8!.3i.
Uncon, steady; Joxed extra short. 810.26;
clear ribs. 810.2K; short clears, 810.12H.
POULTRY Firm; chickens. 10c; springs,
18c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 8c; geese, 5c
BITTER Firm ; creamery, 20423c, ,
EGGS Steady, 12c case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
o.tHK)
44.000
79.000
82,000
nrlUl'VJ vr".road Investigation would bo
Sred V. th ' 1 "na waul1 be consid- ;
erea by the attorney ,7.,r,.Pn i . 1
t?on''7n'C,d,nJr.acc4:,u,,',1 th tasna-! Loans
art Th9 ""a" recoveries Deposits
closlni tone'wa:'1 Were 1't nd "
Total sales of bonds
ivumoer ot sil
tlon on the Nev
New York Mlalna; Stocks.
NEW YORK, June 22. Closing quotations
on iiiinitia; mucks v-ere:
Adam Conaol 10 Llttla Chief
Allra tTOOniarte , St.O
Praara 86ophlr lt
Brunawltk fon WPoloal ..' It
llomatock Tunnel 'i Savage M
Con. Cal. and Va SIrTa Nevada i
Horn Hilver l6mall Hopea '
Iron Silver m standard lii
Lead vl I la Coe I
riearlngr House Bank Statement.
NSW YORK, June 22. The statement of
clearing" houee banks for the week sliowe
that the banks bold itfi.blti.aoo more than the
legal requirement. This la an Increase of
11,111.976, aa compared with last week. The
atatement follows:
4.100 glUj. i
umrer of sales and ranae nf ,.-.
w York Stock exchange:
alea High. Law. cloaa,
til
tn4
K
tic
14
tt't
K
MH
114ti 1I4H
Flour, bbls 13.0nO
Wheat, bu. , 22,0(10
Corn, bu fX.000
Oats, bu 96.000
Th leading futures ranged aa follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes'y.
WEATIIKB IX THE! GItAIN BELT
Showers Prohabl y Snaday and No
f'hange In Temperature,
OMAHA, June 22. 1907.
It 1 ratnlng this morning In the north
west and lower Missouri valley, and rains
occurred within the last twenty-four hours
In all sections east of the Rocky moun
tains. The rains were heaviest In tha
lower Missouri and middle Mississippi val
leys. Weather conditions continue unset
tled In the central valleys and west and
are favorable for showers and local thun
derstorms In this vicinity tonight and prob
ably Sunday, with no Important change in
temperature.
Omaha record of temoerature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
117. 1116. 1800. 1S04.
Minimum temperature.... 67 til 61 1
Precipitation T T .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 78 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March L
6.54 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1906,
2.37 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1905,
4.11 Inches.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Regrlon Bnlletla.
For the twenty-four hours ending at 8 a.
m., 76th meridian time, Saturday, June 22,
1907:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Max. Mln. fall.
Stations.
65
64
fil
735
Wheat
July
Sept.
Deo.
Corn
July Bept.'
Dec.
Oats
July Sept.
Iec.
May
fork
July . Bept.
Lard
July Sept.
Oct.
IHIl.a
July Sept.
Hf2HflM
95SI
WV'VWVs!
63 V MS
4 I
Sttfii,f
40H4a
46
Si
I I
91Hl92'i'i'IH4(ti
9tfj 97l.
M'(l nSil5SHV'
6Uil ' 61olS(V
41,l4tWf(S'
4li 48 41'.
8'iSi)'rr'IWVi'ft,.
Sl TO'1 M
18 60 I IS 0
II 77H1 16 M
I
K'H'fiS
Ashland. Neb 74
Auburn. Neb 77
Columbus, Neb... 73
Fs'rbury, Neb.... 78
Fa- -lont, Nob. . . 81
Or. Island, Neb.. 81
Hartlngton, Neb. 76
Hastings, Neb.... 7
Oakdale, Neb 81
Omaha. Neb 74
Tekamah, Neb... 77
Alia, la 78
Carroll. la ,.. 78
Clarlnda. Ia 77
Sibley, la 76
8ioux City, Ia... 74
Minimum temperature
period ending at 8 a. in.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
66
2
61
61 ,
67
66
64
6n
M
60
64
46
.28
.14
CS
.15
.00
T
.00
.00
.82
.61
.SI
.11
.63
.36
.14
for
Sky.
Pt cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
1-iouay
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
twelve-hour
I T2U,
1 771
I
84S
S 6
8 S--"'
a
a m
1 70
1 60 I 15 Wl 18 W
15 77',i! 15 tS I is arvi
I 6?Hi 8 57H
8 8-"4' TVi
8 RIHi t 8n
8 45 I 50 I 8 474
8 6? 8 7Hl 8 85
No. 1
Cash quotstlons were as follows:
FLOUR Steady ; winter patents, H7O0
4.M; winter straights, 83.4MJfl.70;' sprlhg pct
ents. 46"f7rvC: spring stralxhts, $3 15"(i4.26;
bakers, $2 6i'hJ,50.
wheat-no. 3 spring. nseffii.oi; no. t
pring. Mftttl 01; No. t red, 90ijlc.
X1RNk-No. I, 6JSc; No. i yellow B4c.
OATS No. 8, 46c; No. I White,. 4&?Nac.
RYE No. I, 84c.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, T0G74C.
BKKDS Flsx. No. 1 northwestern. ll.J.
PTlme timothy, 817. Clover, contract
I grade, 815 tu.
PRO ISioNS-Short ' ribs sides (loosel,
87Vr36. Mess pork, per tibl., 815 60,ilS tn.
Lard, per 1W lbs . s 67H. fthort clear sides
t boxed). f4.87Vti9.12H.
Receipts snd shipments of flour and grain
wera aa iouows:
Flour, bbls....
Hhsat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu, ......
Hye. bu
barley, bu
No. of
Central. Stations.
Chicago, III 25
Columbus, 0 1-
Des Moines. Ia.... 12
Indianapolis,. Ind.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 14
Louisville, Ky 19
Minneapolis, Minn. 25
Omaha. Neb 16
St. Louis, Mo 11
Slightly warmer
Temp. Rain.
Max. Mln. Inches.
XH 66
88 64
84 64
8 . 66
80 64
88 66
82 62
78 64
66 66
.14
.12
.66
.04
.44
Adaraa Etpraaa ,
aniai. t'oppar
Amer. Car and Foundry! .. .
Amer. Cotton oil
do pfd
Amer. fftpreas
' Hide at Leather pfd'.
Amer. Ira
Amer.t Linseed! Oil.
do pfd
Amer. Looomotlve !!
do pfd ., 4
Amer. s. snd Ref."." '
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Ref. ..!'.",.
Amer. Tob. p(d eartlf
Anaronda Mln. Co
Atchiaon
do ptd
Allanllr Cnaat Une. .,
Bait. & Ohio ...
do pfd
Cen. nf New Jeraev.
(iilrago Ot. We.tern
f'hlo.o A Northweaura.. -
)'nann Parinc
Brwiklyn Rap. Tranalt...,
'.. at. A St. P
Chlragd T. A T
do pfd '
C. C, C. A Bt. L
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A Southara
d lat pfd
d 2d pfd
CiibhoI. Oaa
Corn Products
do pfd
Del. Hudson
tl., La.k A w
I)en. A Rio Oranda
do pfd
Dlatll. Secur.
Brie
do let pfd
" do Id pfd
Oan. Electric
Hocilng Valley
Illlnoia Contrail
Inter. Paper I
1 ao ptd ,
1 'nter. Pump
. do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
Kanaaa City Southern......
do pfd 1
Loulavllls A Nuhnift....
Mexloan Central
Ulna. 6t. Loula
at., at. P.. A Satilt tta. M.
do pfd
Mtasour! Paetflo ,
M.. K. A T
do pfd
National Lead ....a
Nat. R. R. nf Mex. pfd...
New York Central.
N. V., Ont. A W
Norfolk A Weatero
do pfd ,
North Aoxrloan
Paclte Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oaa
P.. C, C. A Bt. L
Preeaed Steel Car
do pfd
Pullman Pmlaoa Car
Heading
do lat pfd
do id pfd
Republic Steal
do pfd
Rook laland Co
do pfd
Rubber Oooda pfd
St. U snd P. Sd pM....
8t. L. Southwestern
do pfd
Southern Paclne
da pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
Teaneeeee Coal and Iron..
Texaa A pacific...,
T., St. L. A W
do pfd
Union PmISc
do pfd
V. 8. Eiprnaa
V. S. Uealty
t'. 8. Rubber
do pfd -
U. B. Steal
do pfd
Vlr. Car. Chemical
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
WellB-Fargo Expreaa
Wenttnghouse Klec
Western Vnloa
W. A L. E
Wisconsin Central
do pfd
Nor. Pulflo
Central Leather
do pfd
8 1 oaa Sheffield
Ot. Northern pfd
Inter. Met
do pfd
Total sales for tha day.
inn
10
too
44
l'J
"0 11K
4,
MVA
Circulation
Iegal tender
Specie
Reserve
Reserve required...
Surplus
F.x-V. S. deposits...
Increase.
.$1,184,851,800
. J,lu6,t2.0ii0
6O.4a4.6t1O
74.1,iiO
. 208,2o,6(KI
. s2.S72,l'iO
. 276.7Ci.5iiO
6.6L'.6"0
13,UO,4J6
Decrease.
!T..4i3.1
7,2HO.i
42,M1
1,065,1(10
l,766,7c0
71.ti
l.f(22,B7ft
1.1U.975
l,13i.8Ti0
rteoelpts were:
Official Monday
OtMciiil Tuesday ...
Oniclal Wednesday
Official Thursday ..,
Oairial Friday ,
Ofhi'tal Saturday ...
This week 18.6.1 58.444 U.i;0
Last week 21"4 ll.'"
Two weeks ago .6;W
Three weeks ago 13.4.9 49.743 13.6H
Four weeks ago 23.1M 67. WS 2u.tJ
Same week last year 16.8J6 75,715 6.Kt4
The following taole snows the reoelpts of
cattle, hogs and slieep at South Omaha for
Uie year to date, compared with last year:
1907. 19M. Jt,c- Lec.
Cattle 646.501 459.165 S.A
Hogs 1,247,116 1.370,7:12 ia.D37
Sheep Het.tUs 74.2ti 6S.1S3
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice corn-fed steers !6.1a 70
Good to fair corn-fed steers 6 fc''u -'0
Common to fair steers -'?.:S
Good to choice cows 4.26ao.l
Fair to good cows and heifers 8.6oj4.
Good to choice storkeis and feeders 4.tj6 10
Fair to good Blockers and feeders.. 4 20U4 60
Common to fair stockera e00; ??
Hulls, stags, etc 8.26'n 5.10
Veal calves 6.OOU7.00
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons:
week have been about on par with the
week brfore and more than double the
record of a year ago. In addition to the
odds and ends of fed stork usually coming
at this soason of the year there has been
a sprinkling of western wethers The
market as a whole hits been devoid of new
or Interesting features. What little fed
stuff baa been received haa sold at about
the same prices from day to day. On the
other hsnd western wethers, which started
in at very high prices early In the week,
have aold off a little. This does not sig
nify anything, as the market on graaa stuff
hsd not yet been established, and as the
demand was very good It wss only natural
that the first receipts should have sold
very high.
Considering the season of the year the
market as a whole has been entirely satis
factory to sellers.
Date. 1 1907. 1906.19(i6.19O4.l03.1902.il9Ol.
Kio 104H IMS imu iTii'sday
u9f? I W ednesday
91
loo
400
109
100
too
B4V4 54 54
74 "7 74
034 14 -',
M 94 05 .
1314 M n
M
I7t
104 10 104
141 141 1404
174 1T Mt
MH 61 6S4
114 116 1!S
Hank t'learlnas.
OMAHA, June 22. Bank clearings for to
day were $1,6x9.272.01 and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,49,867.27.
The clearings for the week, compared
with the correspundlng week of laat vear
were: 1907. 19C6.
I Monday $2,116,910.63 $1,807, 9S3.49
8,nfv.16S.84
l.M2.6h8.31
Thursday 1.973.712.42
LS75.6R3.3ii
1.6S9.272.01
ion
too
100
M4
it '
M
63
100 18
754
IS
114
18
7
15
M
l
t!l
51 1
43(1
lot iu4 11m, 117
14
72
M0 162 11 13
444
SS
tlH
M
$14
k
;
7
1M
II
to
nit
' .... t4
174
114
it
15
100 1114 1114 ,1104
.. U
4S
... 7
.V 127
714
8II4
'4
' .... 6
4H
400 1104 lien no
14
.'. 7:4
.... TO
..... 64
us',
sA.
s
S3
81
154
W't
104
4
s
aiu
l
41
M
114
l4
61
754
Saturday
1.41,7S7.78
I,sr3.22i5.53
1,:';.4.6 6 (9
1.616,303.61
1,489,867.27
Totals $11,604,4(10.67 $10 "32.704.27
Increase over the corresponding week last
year, $1,371,69.30.
June
June 9
June 10...
June 11...
June 12...
June 18...
June 14...
June 15...
June 16...
June 17...
June 18...
June 19...
June 20..
8...I 0?Ui ( 27
o 61
04
6 034,1
6 Wl 8T
t 7Vil 81
6 n :s
I C 3S
51S
6 20j 4 S 5 8'"'
5 17; 4 '.o 6 8o,
8 tO 4 751 6 01
June 23... I..
June 71 I 6 8Si 6 2i
June ii..
1 4 791 6 03
6 li 16 00
6 16! 4 72 6 07
I 131 4 84
5 19. 4 M 5 99
6 221 4 88 6 0:
6 f 4 9 J 6 BtS
5 97,j 6 39 1 I 4 5 97i
6 24 6 as I 5 19! 16 9i
6 :04,i s 311
.1 6 i2i.6 r.i 6 f
6 2X1 6 l'J'.O Wi
6 321 6 13 5 07
78
7 81
7 26 5 81
7 36 S 91
7 32 6 6
7 36 5 M
7 31 6 81
6 87
T 14
7 23 6 83
7 26. 6 9
7 43 5 3
6 13: !
I w KB
7 43 5 f
5 89
TRADE CONDITIONS IN OMAHA
Improvement in Omnha Jobbing
Trd Keported by WholeiRlen.
FRICE3 HIGHER FOR MANY LINES
Trad of Local Johhera Marti l.argei
Tkaa Last Year aad Collections
Are Iteported to Be la
fload ghape.
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha $3.26'a,V75 $5.75iOo
Knnsn.1 City 2.2.Vy4.76 6.00ij.05
Chicago l.ii'ui.tK) 5.6iii 26
Sioux City $.2:.yi0.4O 6.7Ut.40
The offlclil number of cars of stock
CHICAGO LIVR STOCK MAttKBT
Cattle aad tkeep "teady -llnga Five
Cents Lower.
CHICAGO, June 23 CATTL1C Reoelpts,
2(0 head; market steady; beeves. $4.6tVn7.on;
cow. $1.7y(.T5; heifers, JiTStiti.!; calves,
$Ti.'irrf7.00: good to prime steeds, t6Tifi70O;
poor to medium, I4.7V&6.10; stot-kers and
feeders, $2 leHftolR.
HOGS Receipts. 14.000 head: market 60
lower; light, .00iii 25: mixed, $IV0'8O;
heavy, $S.7VfT6 IS; rough, $f..75i?T5.0- pigs,
$5 frtfi 10; gool to choice heavy, $S.fJMf.l6;
bulk Of sales, $0rtt.l5.
SHEEP AND LA MRS-Receipt. H.OOf)
head: market steady; native and western,
$4 "fi.S6; yearling. $orttM.00; lambe, $5.75
G7.8f; western, $.i.7b4j7.60.
Kamaeia City I, It Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June Z5.-CATTLF.-
Reeelpts, 1.T00 head. Including 400 south- 1
erns; market steady. Choice export and
dressed beef steern, $6.0(gt;.76; fair to good,
$5 OotjS.00; western fed steers, $1.60fl'i 60;
stockets and feeders, $3.25(bM.7S; southern
steers. $3KVii6 6n: southern cows, $2.0OJf8 50;
native cows, 81.ZMJW .50; native heifers. $3.75
(S6.10; bulls. $2.75i4.l); calves, $S60jr6.75. Re
ceipts for the week, to.000 head.
HOGS Receipts, 6,000 head; market
steady. Top. 607Vi; bulk of sales. $5 95
diii OS; heavy, $5 PTji .00; backers, $r 9nf.0fi;
light, $t;.0iitt07V: pigs, $5.0015.60. Receipts
for the week, BX.OtiO heed.
SHKFP AND t.AMR8-Recelpts. 3o0
head, market steadv. Laml, $7.2ofi7.8;
ewes and yearlings. $fi.poirjni.(X); Texas clipped
yenrllngs, $t:.0riij.75; Texas clipped sheep,
$4.7i"B.2A; stockers and feeders, $3.WvfJ5.00.
Reoelpts for the week. 81.600 head.
St. l.oals Live Stock Market.
ST. lXiriS. June 22.-CATTLF-Recelpts.
1.390 head. Incluillng 800 Texans. Market
for natives stendv; Texans 10c lower. Na
tive shipping and export steers, $5.10rf
6.75; dressed beef and butchers steers. $1.85
Jio.W; steers under 1,000 pounds, $4.4IW4.G5;
stockers and feeders, HoiM-fS; cows and
hlfers, $2.856.20; canners, $f.4WT2.76; bulls,
$-'.76(34 00: calves. $4.0"3 11.00: Texas and In
dian steers, $2.75(fi5.75; cows and heifers,
$1.6013.76.
HOGS-Recelpts. 6.500 head; market Rc
lower. Pigs and lights, $5.7li,' lt,lt: packers.
$5.75141.05; butchers and best heavy, $ti.00
ttU2V,.
SHKFP AND IiAMRS-Recelpta, 4O0 head;
market steady. Native muttons. $3.ti5'H.W;
Inmba, $8.nurn7.60; culU and bucks, $1.5ttjl
3.5u; stockers, $3.75ifi6.70.
btought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs.
Hrs.
oo 814 114
too 114 1114
17.010 tat.
100
LOUD
114
14
Wit
800 814 114
tO) 7H4 764
100 1114s 1114a 1114
sim nu 1 - w i-sz
"0
too
100
1C0
17 4
604
!4
174
100 13
8.
400
124
ri4
174
0
its
4
it
4SU
I1.800 1314 1814 1114
S4
1(
Mvt
14
)4
74
M
101
It
ta
m
1434
t74
10
It
14
700 if; 4 1224. uX
L4o0 114 314 Si 4
.... 4
564
6)0 ltfi4 a 12(4
too 164 114 l4
44k)
84. (10 shares.
ICO It
174
4
i4
114
61
74
14
eather la
.80
general
throughout the corn and wheat region.
Rains have fallen in all portions of th
corn arid wheat belt within the last twenty-four
hours and were moderately heavy
In the western portion.
L. A. WELSH. I-ocal Forecaster.
Receipts. Shipments.
. .. 19.8)10 14 0
.... 45.KI0 lS.Ttfl
....wo.n ;ijrj
A . i. sA ! 4a,
a . .ars-rai let - -j
.... 7.0t).
1X2011 10
Kansas Cltr Grain and Provision.
KANSAS CITY. June 12. WHEAT July,
86Hc; September, 884ic; December. 80i-;
cash. No. 8 hard. 87(47e; No. I, 85:c; No.
$ red. 81a9oc; No. 3, 'ifiSic.
CORN July, 49Vc; September, 4874c; De
cember. 46ic; cash. No. 3 mixed, 604j31c;
No. 3. 494,4160c; No. 2 white, 58Ac; No. 3,
Uxi62c.
OATS No. 1 white, 4SiiH7e; No. I mixed,
irtt45Hc.
HAY Steadv: timothy, $:t.O0i8H 60;
prairie, $10 75111
RYF-8teady; 82c. .
Bt'TTER te'eainery, 22c; packing, 16c.
EGOS 14c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 64.000 tO.m
Corn, bu 17. 4 O110
Oats, bu IO.OuO ll,.
Neve York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June 22.-MONEY On call,
nominal. Time loans, dull but steady; sixty
'uidays, 4V4 pe' cent; ninety day, 4H43H4 per
JS PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 6V,
per cent.
actual business in bankers' bills at $4.8730
4.874 for demand and at $4 39a4.84 for sixty
day bills; posted rates. $4.4Hx&4.88; com
mercial bills. $4.83it4.83T4.
B1LVER Uar, f,o; Mexican doilaxa,
62VO.
RONTB Government and railroad heavy.
Closing quotations on bond tor y war
ss tol'ows:
Trenaarr Mr cement.
WASHINGTON. June 2-.-Toduy's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $ln,(K,0n0 gold
reserve, shows: Available rnsli balance,
$al, 033,802; gold coin and bullion, $SO,bi5,641;
gold certificates, $63,510,680.
Movements of Specie.
NEW YORK, June 22 Total Import of
specie at the port of New York the week
ending today were JiS.171 silver and $i1,1i3
gold. Total exports for the nnme period,
8067,144 silver and $6,172,038 gold.
OS! A II A WHOl.IBSAa.tc 3URKRTB,
Condition of Trad and Quotations oa
Staal aaat Fancy Produce.
EGGS Per dox., 14c.
BUTTER Packing stock, 16Hc; choice to
fancy dairy, lou'.'Oc: creamery, 21f$22c. .
LIVE PO IT LT R Y 8 vrl n g chickens, 20e;
hens, 96 10c; roosters, 6c; turkeys, 12c;
ducks, 10c; geese, 6c.
FRUITS.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Per box.
$1.76.
CALIFORNIA PLL'MS Per crate, $4 .25.
CALIFORNIA APRICOTS Per crate,
$1.25.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Per box of
about 8 lbs., black, $2.26; white, $2.00.
PINEAPPLES Florida, 4S slzo, $2.75 per
orate, 43 sixe, $8.00 per crate: 8 slxe, $3.50
per crate; 80 slxe. $3.00 per crate.
STRAWBERRIES Home grown, 24-qt.
cases, $2.60 (iii 3.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS Llmpnlera 300 alze, $6.75; 360
size, 86.76; other brands, 50c less.
BANANAS Per medlum-sixed bunch,
$2.00.2.25; Jumboes, $2.XS3.50.
, ORANGES Mediterranean Sweets,
fancy, 150 sixe, $4.00; 176, 200, 216 and
260 sixes, $4 60 ; 96, 126 and 28 sizeH.
$3.60; extra fancy, 26c more per box; ht.
Michaels, 176. 200, 216 nnd 250 sizes,
$4.75; 126 and 150 sizes, $4 60; Valenclas.
$0, 96 and 112 sizes, $4.26; 126. 150, 176,
200 and 211 sizes, $4.76.
DATES Kao way, 64c; sayers, 6c: hal
lowls, 6c; new stuffed walnut date. 9-lb.
box, $1.0.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 rib, 14c; No. I rib, 11c; No. $ rib,
10c; No. 1 loin, 17Hc; No. 2 loin, 13o: No.
1 lnin. 12Uc: No. 1 chuck. 7c: No. 1 chuck.
6Vjc; No. 8 chuck, 6Vo; No. 1 round, 8He:
I No. 1 round, SWc; No. $ round, 8c; No. 1
plate, iVic; ino. z piate, 3i: io. g piste, ao.
ULU vt-uai.4Bi.i,a.
POTATOES Per bu., 85c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. No. 1. $2,000
2.10; No. 2, $1.906 2.00.
NEW VEGETABLES.
POTATOKB Per bu., $1.10.
ASPARAGUS 35c per doz. bunches.
BEANS New wax and string, per
bu. box or basket, $1.00.
BEETS. TURNIPS and CARROTS Per
dox. bunches. 45&A0C.
PIEPLANT Per doz. bunches, 100,
CUCUMBERS Per dox., uSl7c.
TOMATOES-Texaa fancy. 20-lb. crate.
0e$L.O0.
ONIONS California, per crate, about c
lbs.. 12 50: yellow Texas, per crate. 82.36
green onions, per dox., 20c.
CAUBAUB lanrornia, imo.
LEAF LETTUCE 4ol-house, per dox
heads. 26c.
PAReTLET-Hot-IiOus, per aox. mnohe.
40c.
RADISHES Per dor punches, norm.
grown, 20a
MlOLALUanAUUI
COFFEE Roasted. No. 8A. 26c per lb.t
No. 30. zlo Der ID : No. 26. lie per lb.: No.
$0, 14Hc per lb.; No. 81. 12Vs per lb.
CHEESE Biocx nwisa, ic; lunoeraer.
14c; Young Americas, 16o.
NUTS California walnut o. i, ort
hell. 12c; No. 1, soft atieil, 16e; Braslla,
W&Sl&e: pecan, lV82o: filberU. 12Hc; pea.
nuts, raw, 7Hc; roasted, 8c; Cs llforula al-
C, M. & St. P. Ry 6
Wabash 2
MO. Pae. Ry 25 2
Union Paclilc System 1 25
C. & N. W. Rv. (enst) 6
C. A N. W. Ry. twcut) 2 36
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry
C, H. & Q. (east) 6 4..
C, B. & Q. (west) 21 1
C, R. I. & P. Ry. (east).... 16..
C, R. I. & P. Ry. (west).... 27 3
Illlnoia Central .. 3
Chicago Great Western 4
' Total reoelpts 61 127 1
The dtspoaltlon of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purcliaHlng the num
ber of head Indicated:
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Parking Co..
Armour facicing (. 0
Cudahy Packing Co., K. C.
Vannant & Co
Lobman & Co
Sol Degnn
Other buyera
Total
Cattle. Hogs.
1.516
14
!!!"i2i
121
1
3
42
l.fSO
2.392
2,334
New York Live Stork Market.
NEW Y0ORK. June S2.-BEEVE8-Re-celpia.
I.01V) head; nothing doing; nominally
steady for good beeves; dressed beef slow
at yesterday's quotations, SHftlOe. Ex
ports. 700 cattle and 6,050 quarters of
beeves.
CALVES Receipt, none and nothing
doing. Iiressd calves, quiet, steady; city
dressed veals, 7Vittllc per pound; country
aressi'it. nirinc.
SHERI' AND LAMBS Receipt. 2117
heud; sheep steady; lambs more active,
with good stock, 16ra25c hlfrhcr, quality con
sidered; somo sales. 35c higher; medium
and good sheep. $4("K&4.75; common to
prl'ne laml)."i, $75iji690; one car ot $7.23.
HOGS Receipts, 3,154 ltead; market nom
inally weak.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
' ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. June 22. CATTLE
Receipts, 644 head; market steady. Natives,
$4.6Wf.i0: cows and heifers, $2.6oSj'3.25;
stockera and feeders. t3.fXij4.0.
HOGS Receipts, 8.312 head; market
steady to 2V lower. Top, $6.024; bulk of
sales. $5 9Tii5.97V4.
SHKEP-Receipts none.
Sioux Cltr Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., June :2.-(Spec!al Tele-
.1S6 7.415
1 i TTT P ...... I ... . n ..Ml. n'.ira '
heavy for a Saturday, but were almost H rr?m-'SA 1 iIjK'ilr' ,,rn,,: 1""
consigned throueh and, as usual on a ket steadv; beeves $o.0Oifi 6.40; cows, bulls
Saturday, there was piactically no market. f. V1' 3.&o.OO; stockers and feed -rs,
This week has witnessed quite a falling ' M-4 60; oalves and yearlings, $3.25iQ1.K.
off in cattle receipts as compared with Inst, HOGS Receipts, 6.600 head; market 5c
but on the other hand arrivals have been '"wer. selling at $5.706.40; bulk of sales,
just about on a par with a year ago. , $5.77H(((6.!i0.
Desirable fut cattle that la, cattle having 1 - 1 '
weight, flesh and quality have been very I Stock la Slant,
active sellers all "tills week, with prices Receipts of live stock as the six prtncl
during the first half of the week tending pal western market yeaterdav:
upward quite rapidly. During the latter j Cattle.' Hogs. Sheep
nan oi ine wrri, uirm v n 11,, uuuuiir .rs'iuin timnna ..,U(JS x.jod
advance, but gams maae earner were ia:riy .Mloux City 3)
well maintained, so that at the close nt 1 Kansas City 1,700
tne WeeK ine marxet on gooa to cnoie 1 Bt. Joseph 644
V. I. ret le ref.
6q eoupon
V B. la, ref
60 aoupoa
V. 8. old 4a, re.
4o eaapoa
V. t. saw 4s. rag
60 eoaoon
Am. Tok. 4a
do ta
V , On the Produce exchange today the but-
' ter market was stea.ly; creameries. ,lvt..'3e
dairies, 174'Jlc. te. stealv; at mark,
case Included. UHiilve; ftrets, 13o; prim
rirsta, 14s. Cheese, steady, llTjTlHc.
Mtlwaaka) Orala Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 22 -"WHEAT -Bteady;
No. 1 northern. $1 .(fern 1 01; No. 1
northern. 8ciU$l.il ; September, V'Mjt'9Vc.
RYE Firmer; No. 1. 8itif7S.'.
BAKLlvY-tsler: Na 2. in We: samnle.
144 .&c.
CORN Steady; No. I cash, U'aSJV; BP
tamber, riPc. .
Dalatk Ural Market.
DULUTH. June S.-WHEAT-No 1
northern. MWV; No. I northern. 7c;
July, iSc; September, 8tSr; December.
:eO.
OATS On track. 43Sc; June, 43c.
i
Liverpool Urata Market.
LtVERPOOIa,- Ju 8. WHEAT Soot.
Meadr; No. I red wtstern winter, to lOVsa;
Peoria Market.
PEORIA.
C. R
June s.-uina-i ncnanita; ,xx. A
No. 3 yellow and No. 3, 62Hc; No. I, 61Wc;
no grfede, 44ti6co
OATS-Stronr: No. I white. 4614l7c: No.
3 white, 4644046'c; No. 4 white. 4itr44c.
P YK-Non,lnal; Kik. 8. 86SSi.6o.
WH18KY-81 Ms
Pklladelpkta Prod are Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 82. EGGS
Steady, fair demand; western firsts, free
cases. 17c at mark.
CHF.ESK Firm, but quiet; New York
full creams, UWfclS'.c.
Mlaaeapell Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 82. FLOUR First
patents, Hn6 06; second patents, 84 Mi
4 in: flrat clears, $3.5&a3.66; second clears,
$2.7612 86.
BRAN In bulk. $i5.6f"f 18.75.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O., June HSEiDt Clover
caah. ts at; October. 8s: Uusoiliar. IH V
March, ea.20. Timothy, 12.1V, Alslke, $100.
...1044Janea ta. M series.. t
...10 to 44a. etfa tl4
...1014 do td aarlea
...10S4L. A N. Vnl. 4a.... H4
...1004 ataah. eea. told 4.. 074
..10Hatei. Central 4a 11
...lf4 eeaa M ine....... M
...14 Mlnn. it. L ta. 14
... 1r4 M . K. A T. 4a M
...1(4 do He 4
Atrbtann ten. 4a.... u 'N. a. of H. a. ta. 24
do edit. 4a fi. y. c. sen.
Atl Coast Una 4a. H"N. j. c. so, la.. 1134
B. O. a No. Pacific 4a 4
do la hi aa aa to
Hrk. R. T. ev. 4a. to Ner. A W. ton. 4a. H
ei. of Oeorala ia 101 Ore. t. L. Hi 4.. U
do let Ine t4Pens. ev. t4s 114
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IX1NDON. June B. Money was in fair
supply and In good demand today. Dis
counts were II rin. On the Stock exchange
the amount of business transacted was of
th usual Saturday proportions. The ap
proach of th settlement restricted fresh
commitments, dui consols naraenea a irae
tlon on investment purchase, and th r
lease of tl.260.UM) In gold by the Indian gov
srnment. American scarcely mved from
iarity, In expectation of a poor bank state
ment at New X urk, whin report of I ur
ine issues by various companies served
further to check business The mark
closed dull. Foreigner and Kaffir were
beeves is 154i25c higher thsn the close of St. Louis
last week. On the other hand tne llgnt , Chicago
and medium cattle which were selling very
high a week or two ago, as they were being Total
purchased largely Ty pnegers in place or
cows and hellers, navo aeciinea ijgjtic:
during" the week. The drop In pricea on this
kind of cattle is due to tne lact mat aa
UHUal at this season Texas cattle are be
coming quite plentiful at Chicago and at 1
southern market points and these cattle
.1,3H0
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8.313
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300
401
3,000
...6.052 43,772 3,700
Oil
. iiisihi Li., ji. w.o ROSI.V-Steadv: atralned.
and Roaln.
NEW YORK. June 22.011,-flteady,
Prime crude, f. o. b. mills, nominal; yellow,
67Vic. Petroleum, firm: refined New York.
' $U5; Philadelphia and Baltimore, $S.40;
in nuiK, i
common to
tAm I xvv .x on-nu , mi miiru, common to
No channe took place In the market on '..,- " a'""' "'""". ""r i wi
K 4,i,ln tl, hm "
OIL CITY. June .-OIL Credit bal
ances, $1.78; runs. 504,457 bbls.; average,
144.518 bbls.; shipments, 156,696 btHs.;
average, 1?.811 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Ga.. June 22. OIL Steady.
ROSIN Firm ; ouote. A, R and C, $3.fffi
4.K ; D, $.30ifi4 Ji; E, f4.60j F, $1.6.'31.S0;G, $1 80
buver thun a Question of price. Until the " '8D-.! ryxi: k, n.ja; M, I0.6O;
deadlock between aellers and packers is WJ. 86.80; WW, 30.01H-
settled it would be far better to Keep tne
fiackers being out of the market left a
United demund, with the result ttjat tie
trade on most days of the week eotiH
hardly be called a market. Receivers of
both cows and heifers were forced to work
very hard In order to unload supplies and
ll was rather a question of securing a
cows and. heiters at nome.
No stockers or feeders of anv conse
quence have arrived during the week, but
what few put In an appearance met with
quite ready sale at good strong price
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Na rr. No. -At. Pt.
la M4 4 00
COW8.
8 M0 8 16 4 1306 3 78
CALVES.
8 ir,l 6 00 4 160 8 75-
1 110 I 00 1 174 IH
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 (40 4 00
HOGS First bids this morning were a
little lower tnan yeaieiuay ana a. lew emu 1 rmn rhi.. c a-
that way, but as It became apparent that 1 !.. rolumhua con., 7r.
there was a very active demand the market , i'ioo Manhat, Ne 144c
firmed up, becoming strong to a shade 1 &.V) Cook L. A (
higher than yesterday. The great big bulk ! V standard L. A I. le.
of the hogs sold a little better than yes- ! 4i Amer. idea., 14c.
terday. taking the market back to about j ""'l'- T
where It was on Thursday. When the J!rn?'.'
trade was onee under way it was so active Mrtln Lr"" 0 0c
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Juno 22 WOOL
Steady; medium grades, combing and
clothing, 26Vr'v-'6M;c; light fine, 21'3lHc;
heavy fin. Iffil7c; tub washed, 30Q37C.
STOCK BARGAINS
8000 B. C. Amsl Coal, ISe.
1W Bldwrll Eire., tie.
OK) fcast Bnnwatorm, lie.
100 Clanesulta. M It.
411 Olalla Cop. $1 46.
40 O. A. Coffee. 47.
KV) Orl Manhat., Its.
6'i Desert Chief, tc.
1000 Panhandle 8. A K.
li0 Olobe. B. H., lo.
tH Vnlv. Pnes.. IJo.
1000 Ind. Mln.. 71c.
600 Blk. Prince Cop.
tVO Rod Klnj. lto.
inoo Square Dal. 4e.
ton C. U. A. Ka(le, 1c,
t Ofd. Hub., lto.
IK Penn-Weftmlni. U.
160 Dlckaop-Oettntar.
L A I
640(1 ManaSeld M. A ..
1000 It. Vellev, Dawson,
17a.
6"0 Ofd. Kattsrtne. lfc.
M00 Lailngton Hill, 140.
annnds. lVc : cecounuta I" 00 per 100,
HIDES AND TALLOW-0.-een altad,
No. 1. 8ic: No. 3, 7c; bull hides, 6c; green
hide. No. 1. 7o; No. 2, 6c: hone, 11.500
$.50; sheep pelts, 6VBJ1. Tallow, No.
4Hc; No. 3, tWeC. voot. lftsjvao.
CArv."H.U imjktl'b 'jsais etanaara, west-
rn, 66-ijtsw. iumiivss, isnrv, e-pouna
cans. 1.te: standard, I -pound can.
$1.2t. Pineapples grated. 2-pound. $2.2u
a 30; diced, l..w.; rancy Hawaiian, 14
lbs., $1.76. Gallon apples, w 20 '.antornla
snrier.!! tiOO. Pears. IW&'nl'.SO poaches.
$1 75ar2.40i L. C. peaches, tl (H2.50. Alaska
i.n red. 81.20: fancy Chinook, flat. 82.10:
fancy sockeye, nat. M baraines, quarter
oil, 8o.iS; mree-quanris inuaiaru, e. io.
Sweet potatoes, ft torn . Bauer kraut, tic.
pumpkins, ewtu'i.uu. uroi oeans, 1-10., 7do
LJL25. Soaked peas, 2-lb., 60c; fancy, 81.250
l-
CALIirurlPHJa. untu rni.it d r-runi'S
are, somewhat unsettled by freer orTerlns
from second hands, who seem desirous of
movlna auDDlle of Immediate grade Quo
tations rang from 6 to 8c for California
fruit and from 6 oc for Oregon. Peaches
are sitahtly easier, witn fancy yellows
quoted at 134jc. Raisin are firm; three-
crown loose mui:sicn mtw iiuuien ml rc;
four-crown, 10c; seeded raisins, Kgllo.
riBH Picaeret, aressca, 10c; piKa
dressed. 15c: white fish, dressed, wlrrter
caught, l&tfl&c: freah, 16c 1 trout, 1215c;
halibut, tic; aaimon, 10c; cainan, tic; n er
ring, dressed, ac; craopies, round, 6c;
crapples, large, fancy, 16c; black bass. 26c;
smelts, sweet and fine, 13c; eel, 18c; blue fish,
16c: red snapper, uc; ro snaa, per pair.
4OU0c; frog legs, u4tio: lobsters, green.
per id., Z7c: lobster, pouea, per 10. uc;
mackerel, Spanish, per lb., 16c; mackerel,
native, 184j6o per lb.; fresh ajreen turtle
pieat. 25c per lb.; dressed buffalo, 8c; bull
heads, 12c; whit perch, 7r; white baas, 15c,
HAT Choice upland, per ton, $11.00; me
dium, $11.00; No. 1 bottom, $9.00; oft grades,
KOutJtM- Rye straw, r.
laiar aad Molasse.
NEW YORK, June 22 SUGAR Raw,
firm; fair refining. 3.21(03 &c; centrifugal,
96 teat, 3 71.76c; molaaao sugar, 3-tHvu3-i"c;
refined steady: No. 6, 4-6uc; No. 7, 4.56c;
No. 8, 45oc; No. . A46c; No. 10, 436; No.
11, 4 30c; No. U, 4 85c; N. 13, 4.30; No. 14,
416c. Confectioners A, 4.8uc; mould A.
6c; cut loar. t.roc; crusriea, .7Uc; pow
dered. Alar; granuiatea, k.uoc; cube. 85o,
NEW ORLEANS. June 21 SUGAR
Steady; opea kettle centrifugal, SWa'ic:
centrifugal yellow, fWnve; seconds, $J
UOLASiiEa Julet new syru, X&Ua.
that everything In sight changed hands In
a very few minutes. The most of the hogs
sold at $5.87tU6 WVi. with a top at $6.06.
Yesterday the bulk of the hogs went at
$5.8fyii5.90.
'Receipts ot hogs this week have shown
a considerable falling off a compared with
a year go. The market has fluctuated
back and forth within narrow limit, but
at the close of the week is a good strong
5c higher than one week ago.
Representative sales:
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MO Ad. Togo Elv. $10. '36U0 Elli. Oeld, IX
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f 000 Pre Con., 44a
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WUITE FOR BIO fR KB MARKET LETTER.
Western Business Exchange
1 is z,a Baua Ohloag-o, HL
CDCC MAP OF
13xtt. In rnln.1
Showing location ot the bonansa pro
ducers ot Nevada richest mineral
camp.
our Dally Mining Market Letter,
fre on request. W LOAN 66 In
cash on th tailing prle of approved
listed mining securities, and PUR
CHASE such stock on margin or
buyer 89, It or 80 day contracts. Full
information on request.
IRVING K. f ARRIHSTON & CO.
established 1900.
Members N. T. Produce Exchange.
17-43 Wall Street, Bew Yerk
No mnterlal changes have taken place Ir
the general wholesale market situation
during the last week according to the re
ports of Omaha Jobbers, but the general
tendency of prices appears to be toward
a higher level, with the unusual spring
demand continuing unabated. The failure
of a prominent retail dry good house dur
Ing the week did mt have any effect, el
the failure waa due to outside causes and
no apprehension Is felt by local Jobberl
regarding th future outlook for trade.
The failure, or rather voluntary suspen
sion of th firm in question was not seri
ous, as It I generally believed that no
losse to creditors will be Incurred, but It
was th first failure of a large Iwslncsl
house recorded In Omaha for many year.
Lack of sufficient capital to carry on th
business Is ascribed as the cause of th
ruftpetislon of the firm, together with lotsei
sustained from the unseasonable prlu
weather. . .
One of the chief feature oecurtng ounni
the period under review was the return ol
!( prominent lohlwrs and business men 01
Omaha from a trip of nearly 6,i mllet
through the northwest and Pacific ooaal
atnte on a trade boosting tour. 8iteet
days of strenuous work for Omaha, thi '
market town, were enjoyed py tne excur
sionists and It is believed that much gone
will result from the trip. Acquaintance!
wert- formed while fjnroute which will be
of permanent value to the business enter
nrlaa as no other method could hnVe ac
complished. The personal Inspection of tl4
great cities and misiness nouses 01 tne
northwest will also csuse renewed con
fidence by the Omaha Jobbers ns to tht
resources of the country in tiuestlon, and it
Is highly probable that the expansion ot
many Omaha firms Into the territory vis
Ited will be one of th (list important re
sults of the trip. While enroute the Omaha
men were royally entertained and wer im
pressed with the fact that Omaha la uni
versally acknowledged ss the best Jobbing
center In the middle west.
lry goods Jobbers report that trade con
tinues good and that retalleis report un
usually good business since the advent of
warmer and more favorable weather.
Bales of fall goods for later shipment are
also very satisfactory. Cotton goods re
tain their strength, with advances reported
In the wall known brands of ticks, wide
sheetings, bleached nnd brown mtiellns
within the last few days. Higher prices
for staple prints are also looked for. Col
lections have been very satisfactory.
No apecla) change in prices for leather
goods is reported, but the shoe market I
very strong and Jobbers are of the opinion
thnt advances on niuuy lines of fall goods
may bo expected.
llustness during the last month ha been
very large, moro than offsetting the slight
decrease In business reported during th
month ot May, which was Caused by ex
tremely unfavorable weather. Many seo
ond orders are being received for goods for
immediate delivery, mostly summer Una
sued aa oxfords of all leather and canva
stocks. Most of this stuff should hava
lit en sold lust month, but the Increased
sales during the present month have mad
up for anr deficiency existing in the situa
tion during the previous month. Advane
order for fall goods aro being received in
large quantities and many rubber lines of
this class of merchandise are meeting with
reaily and early sale. Collection contlnua
In the best of condition and an improve
ment In this respect ia noted over that Of
the last month.
Hardware Jobber report that nail,
baj-hed wire and smooth wire have ad
vanced t cent per hundred pound during
the last week, dup to an advance In freight '.
rates on these products and not to the In
creased cost of the raw products. All wlra
products have advanced In prloe to an
equal degree, as the rallrosda have In
creased the minimum tonnage for a car
from 3O.000 to 3d,i0O pounds each. Business
continues very largv, particularly In lawn
mowers, scythes anil snaths. No chang
In prices during tin- period In question Is
reported, but dealers complain that much
delay In slilpmenta is being experienced
because of the congested tratnc condition
on nearly all railroads, It taking ten or
twelve days for shipment to com front
Chicago. Cars are not scare, however,
and It the railroad could handle the busi
ness with fHelllty much relief would b had
by local Jobbers In filling ordera (ttock
of poultry netting, bnrhed wire and wlr
stocK tire becoming voiy short beceus of
the rush conditions prevailing at tha faa
torle.
Colder weather and heavy rain hava
caused a decline in the volume of sale of
buKgies by local Implement Jobbers, but
sales of tills clans have been very heavy
this spring and improvement 1 anticipated.
Other vehicles are also tn little demand and
the trade in wagons has fallen to nothing,
as Is usuul at this time nf the year. Manx
second orders are now being received for
cultivators and other tilling Implement
and, with oilier Implements moving well,
the volume of trade haa been greater than
that of last month and last year. Collec
tion have been subject to considerable im
provement and no complaint on this scor
Is heard at present. Cars are very plenti
ful, but shipments are slow, the same gen
eral conditions in this respect prevailing
as In the hardware trade.
Grooery Jobbers report that business haa
never been better than during the laat
week and that the several shipping- depart
ment are rushed to their rapacities to tak
care of ordera. The coffee market haa
been featureless and the time for the new
crop Is approachingJuly 1. Humor aro
heard that aid In the shape of loan haa
been offered by the Brazilian government
to large coffee grower and the market baa
been generally steady. Ther ha been B4)
particular chang In prices, but, if any
thing, higher prices for the better qualities
are prevailing. Fancy groceries are very
strong and advances In prices are reported
on all lines. The market for canned meal
Is higher and no decline are anticipated
on any lines of goods this year. Oatmeal
in bulk has advanced 20 cents per barrel,
but nu material change in price for other
cereals I reported. The cereal market is,
however, very atrong, a well a price for
all - gride of syrups. The sugar market
has be-nt very firm and business very large
for this season, when new stock are being
secured. Conditions In the cheese market
have Improved with rains In the great pro
ducin scclluna. thus Increasing the avail
able pasturage. Home grown strawberries
hav made tneir appearance on local mar
kets for the first time this year, resulting
In tha withdrawal of Missouri stocks. Th
home grown berries are of fine quality and
are meeMng with ready sale. The flrat car
load of California fruit, containing
peaches, apricot and cherries of no qual
ity, arrived during the period under review,
with th demand very strong Florida pine
apple ar UU very plentiful, but price
are higher and will probably advance again
In a short time. New potatoes are In fair
supply, with higher prices prevailing. Out
old potatoes are easier on lessened demand.
Oreen vegetables of horn grown variety
are very plentiful, but tomatoes are scraca
and will probably advance in price, as they
have advanced aiigntiy auring in last
week. New cantaloupes of California stock
are now on the market, being of fine qual
ity and bringing high price, and the gen
eral market situation for all trull and
vegetable I strong.
The outlook for business In the drug and
Chemical line continue favorable. Ther I
n Inoreesed demand for nearly everything
In th drug line. Recent advice report
crude camphor having advanced 16 per sent
during tne weea. uum cainpnor is now
held at $1.40 to $1.46. Opium and quinine
sr without Important change. In essen
tial ell peppermint and sassafras hav
been advanced on account of light supplies.
Gum opium IS still quoted st $4 28 to $4.60,
powdered lb. 10 to o.a. urvosruu is vary
firm. Crude Is scarce and high. Refined 1
quoted In fifty-pound cans, 100-pound lot,
at le'ito; nrty-pouna iota, 110. tme or in
feature of the wnk has been a declla In
aulnln ot 1c per ounce. It I now being
old at le In lOo-ounc cans. Gum shellacs
ar firmer, but no enang in quotation.
In hesvy chemical oxallo acid I still very
care and ha been marked up In price oa
aooount of scarcity, being quoted at from
12o to 14a. Epaore salts advanced to 14 In
barrels and bags. Hal soda advanced lOo
per hundred during th week and Is qttotetd
at ll lO In barrels. $16 tn kegs.
W, Farnam Smith & Go.
Stocks, Bonds,
Investment Securities,
W offer, sabjeet to sal, M saartkf
Ualea Btoak Tarda at 10$.
1320 Farnam SL. Tel. Douglas. 048
CotTe Marker?:.
NEW YORK. June tt onrrEJS-ThS
market for ooffe future opened dull at
unchanged prices, selling a a result nf
disappointing Bratlllan cables, and a large
Braaillan crop, causing a decline of about
t points during th middle of the morn
ing, but th market was rallied later by a
moderate demand, attributed to leading
roaster. Th close was steady, bet n
rhanged. Bales. la.ciO bar. Including June
at 130c; Jury at 6 2oc; September at I3nr;
December, t36c; March, t.86r; May, $ 36D)
l.tw. Spot eofle. dull; Ho. T Rio. ttlsc; No.
4 ftantos, 7oi mild coffe quiet; Cordova,
WUaC,
Want Ads alwar krtog results