Nebraska Newspapers

    fITE OMATTA DAILY HER: THURSDAY, JTTNE 27, 1007.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Opening-'ii Weak and Price. Are
Off Somewhat.
EtTEOPEAN ADVICES YET BULLISH
pcllor nor Heavily on Report
I Contlnnad Crop Dtmuft
from Orrmaar and United
KlDf4om.
OMAHA June 38. 1907.
Opening thl morning w weak and
rrlce rri off ome. European advice
re allll bulllah and speculstors are buying
heavily on reports of contlnuad crop damage
from Germany and the United Kingdom.
Trading was genr-rally alow and was done
entirely on the break.
Wheat opened oft and weak. The .crowd
wee beerlah and Bold when possible on any
raise. Commlaalon houses were the beat
buyer. July wheat opened at 86 asked
arid closed at Kvtc bid.
Corn opened firm and a ehade higher,
with pterin rather light. Trade wa
light and there wl rery little Chang In
crop new. July corn opened at 4ac, bid,
and oleand at 4sc, bid.
Oat were Inclined to drag, but Armed
eome oir . buying. Look like liquidation
vu oven July oat opened at 41 c, bid,
and oloaed at 41 Vc. bid.
Ltvrpol cloaed unchanged on wheat
ana unchanged on com.
Seaboard reported 0,000 bu. of wheat and
SOO.OuO bu. of corn tot axrxirt.
Clearance were 111.000 bu. of corn, 7,000
du. or oata, and wheat and flour equal to
464.000 bu.
Primary wheat receipt were 471,000 buah
la and shipment 2fcf,00n buahela, against
receipt laal year of 247,0 0 buahela and
shipment! of 197.000 buahela. Corn receipt
were 1,111. 0O0 buahela and ahtpment tlgAKK)
buahela, against recelpta laat year of 842,000
buahel and ahlpmenta of 7!e000 buahela.
Local range of option:
Article. Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloe. Tea r.
Wheat
tf,U RPtfcA 86HB) 8MB
88 H 87A mB ta
4 n't b 4S b n
47TD 47HB 47HB 47HB
m 41B 4114 41B
8fcHB JMfcB 85B85HB
Cor-.
July...!
Be.pt... I
Oats
July...
Aept...(
A aaked. B bid.
OMAHA CASH TRICKS.
WHEAT No.' t hard, B44J8c; No. S hard.
f64c'No. 4 hard, -.70oc; No. 8 aprtng,
82(3 tio.
CORN No. . 48c; No. 8. 47Hc; No. 4.
Write; no grade. .'4046c; No. 3 yellow,
47&4Hei No. I white, 44c.
OATS No.' mixed, X)fW No. I whlto,
40HUtlVOi No. 4 white, 404tOftc; standard,
41c.
RTE-No. S, 75c; No. 8. 74c.
. -..,. Carlot Kocelpt.
Wheat. Corn. Oat.
Chicago .' 29 866 71.
.... 29
....236
.... 6
. ... 32
Minneapolis .......
Omaha .............
Dulutu
'to
CHICAGO CHAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featnres of the Trading; and Closlutf
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAOOf June 26. Excessive rain" In
the southwest and lack of moisture In the
northwest had a strengthening effect today i
on in local wneai maraei. ai me cu.re iaxe region. A slight out general rise in
wh.eat for September delivery waa up 'temperature Is shown 'In other, portions of
Ho, oom 'HW(!,-oat- wre un- I the country, light rains 'felt in western
changed and provisions were from to j Nebraska, Wyoming and -Colorado within
10c lower. 'the past twenty-four hours and showers
The. wheat market opened easier because were general In the Mississippi valley and
of a moderate decline at Liverpool. Re- 1 throughout the eost and south. The
porta ot additional rains In Kansas brought i weather Is fair .throughout .the Missouri
out an active demand from commission 'valley and northwest and will be generally
houses, resulting In quick rally. It was 'far jn this vicinity tonight and Thursday,
the opinion that, the, continued wet Weather iwltli warmer Thursday,
will seriously delay harvesting. News from j Omaha record of temperature and preclpl
!'. nVth'rest wasalso bullish. It was , t compared with the corresponding
claimed that the crop In North Dakota is . d f th ast tnree yearg.
vices were also favorable to the bulls, It
,"- ......... . ........ .. ,
being renorted that wheat In France. Oer-
many and Russia has been damaged by
cold, wet weather. Throughout the day
longs took profits freely, causing several
reactions. Late In the day the arkot
lower at 84H&MHO, sold between (MSiHVc
and 96Ve and closed at H&Wo. Clearances
of wheat and flour were equal to 462,000 bu.
primary receipts were 423,000 bu., a against
147,000 for the same day laat year. Minne
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
celpta of 2V7 cars, as against 274 last week.
ana Sil one year ago.
The corn market waa
firm-all day, th
lue to a lack of
sh Innuences were
Strength being chiefly due
offerincs. The chief bullish
again beeg ne strong on rvvlsed estimates.!. ' w..i..-...o v
S'aT te'Xoned XZ P I - WEL8H. 1.1 Forecaster.
IlDerai smpmenis ana icji.uv. 01 imnnnii:., Neb.. 75
conamon 01 mo crop. ion nuunea woro
llhr.l hMrlora. Thu market clnaed firm.
L v... . .i. hiH ti..
old between Eifi274c and 63-Sc and closed
at 6SVo. 'Local receipts were JtwJ cars, wltli
Sfl of contract grade.
Trading ln oats was quirt and the market
was steady for the greater part of the day. 1
w 1,1 i,
I VOII VI 18V lit. J.
numerous damage reports from Ohio and
Illinois,. September opened 404c lower at
8474i87o, ranged between 36c and 874,
87a and closed at 814o. . Local r,eoelpta
Were 71 cars.
Provisions were weak, because of liberal
receipts of live- hogs at western packing
centers. Th volume of trading waa small.
At the close September pork waa off Xto
at 814.22. lard was down loc at 8S.97',i and
ribs were 7fto lower at 88.77VaW-80.
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
19 cars; corn, Sftl cars; oats, 131 cars; hogs,
80,000 head. 1
The leading futurea ranged a follows.
Article. I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Ves y.
.Wheat I
July
fSt.:
et.
1kh ,
Oat-
July j
iex ,
iy
fprk-.
July,.
air,
July
BepC.
81 W
86 V 94Hh
-796(BW
Kb!
6Sflk
62
62V
6
63S
61HI
42
87
52VflS
6114,
42H
61
42
87
88
411
16 06 -16
25
8 87
07
10
es .
TH
80
42V
48
87J
40V3SH(if14
. 4U
16 86
18 8.
18 86
10
08
15 86
16 16
S 75
UN
06
18 22
n
8-H4J
ISM
nVi
8 49H
T7W
t 65
t 76
80
TO
8 671
fash quotations were as follows:
LOUKfiteady; winter patents, 83.T03
I winter straight, t8-4&3.70; spring pat
nU, -jt'60l,rUl' "ralght, 83.15'4.26;
WHAT-bpnug. No. t, cri.M; No.',
Jofrtl.a; No. 1 red, 0lc.
CORN No. 8, Mo; No.. 1 yellow, 63a.
WTiMlo. . 42o; No. 1 white. 44c; No.
1 white, 4)t44o.
RTB-No, 8. 84o.
liAJOY-Crood fasdlng. fair to choice
X 1 ting. TOCrto.
LAXBEED No. 1 northwestern, tl 86.
BaJ Prime timothy, 84.76; clover, con
Iraot grade. 116,26.
PROVISIONS Short ribs, sides (loose),
ttOj.70; mess pork per bbl., li.8uiul.O0;
larg per 100 lbs., 88.T0; short clear sides
Ux&. ta.8766.U.-
Recelpta Shloments.
WTOUT, DDIS. 44.600
Wheat, bu. 6)1, On)
Corn, bu. 87. j0
Data, bu. tJi.oiO -
Jtye, bu. 100
liarley. bu 81.u0
K0
7ue.7u0
124. HuO
800
on tne rroauc exenanre today t t. ut
ter market was firm: creameries 19934c;
tallies, 17(21c. i-tnf. ateady; at ...aik,
asea included 18al4; flrsla. 13c: prime
trsls. 14c. Cheese, stesify; 11V$13C.
Mlaaeapolla Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 86. WHEAT
fuly. To; September. Kic; No. 1 hard.
1102; No. 1 northern, 8101: No. 8 northern,
VjJwOHc: No. 8 northern. 8Mjc.
FLOUR Ktret patent, 84 8.416.08; eeond
talents, 84.804 80; first clears. S3.56tt3.6j:
Wond clears, tt 7613 84. '
BRAN In bulk. 8l6.86iSlS.8a
Llvvrwoal brala Market."
LIVERPOOL. June 2a.-WHEAT-Snft,
f teady; No. 8 red western winter, 6a lid;
lo... 1 California. 6s lid. Future steady;
ulr, Ts; September, 7s 2dN
OORN-it steady; Heaa dried. Is Ud;
Id northern. Ss d. Futures, quiet; July,
ionilnal; September, 4a loVd.
Pkllaslelphla r radar Market.
PHILADEIJ'HIA, June 8C BUTTER
Finn : gtod demand ; aatra weatern ervam-
try, official price. 24c; extra nearby prints,
;c.
EOO Steady; fair demand; PennayL
raala aild ether aearby flrets, free caaes,
7o at mark; Pennsylvania and other nearby
cuxraal revelyU la returoaU Cap, lea at
mHrV; weatern flrat, free caaea, 17o at
nuirk. .
CliEK31-Flrm; fair demand; New York
full cream, choice new. ' U4il2Sci fair
to good, new, HV(jT2o.
SEW lORK C.K.1KRAL MARKET
quotation of the nr on Various
Comraadl tie.
NEW YORK. June M.-FIXH'R-Reorlpts,
28.M8 bbla.i expoit. 40,1.40 bhl.; market
teady with better Inquiry. Minnesota pat
ent. t5.tfi6.40; Minnesota banker. 13.7642
4 15; winter patent, 84 NXo ; winter
straights, 84.30u4.45; winter extras, 83 i4
3 So; winter low grades, 82.8013. 40. Rye
flour, quiet: fair to good, 84.76'U.0U; choice
to fancy, 65.10u&.40.
CORN MEAL Steady; fine white and yel
low, $130; coarse, 81.17icfl.ltf; kiln dried,
83.2fi8V
KYE Dull; No. 1 weatern. SSc, t. o. b.,
New York.
WHEAT-Receipts, 50.500 bu ; sales, 1,900..
COO bu., futures. Spot market, firm; No.
8 red, 7c. elevator; No. 8 red, 81 0H. f. o.
b., afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 81 0S.
f. o. b., afloat; No. 8 hard, winter. 81 02. f.
o. -b., affuat. On .the whole, wheat wa
very well autained all day In lace of
dullness snd closed y64r net higher.
The principal bull Influencea were firm
Pari cables, rains In' southwest harvest
lng sections, unfavorable weather news
from France and a hulllah Kansas crop
estimate. July, Wcfitl.(M; closed, 8100V
September. 81 .noyi.OlH; cloaed, fl-OlVii
December, 81 or" 1.03 13-16; cloaed, 81 03.
CORN Recelpta, 19S.600 bu. ; exports, !ll.
271 bu.; sales, 8.0UO.OOO bu., futures. Sport
market, firm; No. 2, 63c, elevator and 6iHc
f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 white, 63"S,a and No.
1 yellow, 63Vc, f. o. b., afloat. Option mar
ket waa quiet but firmer, cloalng H to He
net higher; July clnaed, 6lc; September,
61M5lc, oloaed, 61V: i December closed
OATS Receipt, 18.000 bu.; export, 6,235
bu, Spot market, steady; mixed oats, 26
fi32 lb.. 50Va64e. Natural white, 805133
lis., 60t)61c; clipped white, 8340 lbs, CO't
t4c.
FBHIV-Steady; Spring bran, $22.10;. mid
dling. $23.10.
HAY yulet; shipping, 7585c; good to
Choice, $1.20.
HOPS Uulet: Paclflo coast. 1906 crop, 8
11c; 16 crop, 6fiNC.
HIDES Quiet; Central America, 22H.C!
Bogota, 28fco.
LEATHER Quiet: acid. 2827Hc
PROVISIONS Beef, firm; family, $14 00
$15.00; mess, tB.6cfn6.QOl beef hams, $24.0t"d
2ti.00; packet, $ll.K'gf12.00.' Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, ll'ii.Hc; pickled hams, Utf
12Hc; lard, steady; weatern prime, $S.7oW
$.W: refined, oulet: coronwind. $8.87W& 12H;
continent, $9.25. Pork, steady; family, $18.oO
019.00; short clears, $17.0O 18.00; mess, $17.60
618.28.
TALLOW Steady; city ($2.00 per pkg),
8 c; country (pkga. free), 6S4"Ho.
RICE Steady; domeatlc, fair to extra, t
7c; Japan, nominal. '
BUTTER Steady; official pries, state,
dairy common to fancy, 18WiSc; weatern
factory common to flrt, 17fal8Hc,
CHEESE Quiet; new state full cream,
Colorado and white, small best, 12o; same,
large, Uc; same, large and small, fair to
good, lQUfillHc; same, Inferior, 7H'ft'9H.
EOUS Firm; state, Pennsylvenla and
nearby brown and mixed, first to extra
firsts, irfjl7e.
POULTRY Live, steady; spring chickens,
20c; fowls, 14c; turkeys, llo; dressed, firm;
western broilers, 184j'27c; turkeys, 10iS14o;
fowls, ll13ttc.
WEATHER 1-" TUB GltAIS BELT
Fair and
Warmer s
Forecast ' lor
Thursday.
OMAHA. June 28, 1907.
Cooler weather prevails this morning In
the upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys and
ivm. ivn.
E"" '.
Minimum temperature....
63
.00
, ""T. Vll " 7- ,.17
K0,!'!,., SZ'J m!KS ?"
. Pe'le'nor ln PreclplUUon since March 1,
jj Infhea .j
Cora si Wheat Region Balletla.
For the twentr-four hours ending at I a.
m 76th meridian time, Wednesday, June
28, 18W7: .
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Stations. Max. Mln.
fail.
Sky. .
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
A " - : H
lfu1,,,.N:r:" 77
Jltb- II
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
63
49
66
62
68
62
68
47
68
64
60'
Falrbury, Neb.... 76
t 'alrmont,
1 - mk 72
! 'Slana, XNeD.. It
iHartlngton, rveD. 74
Haatlnas. Neb.
Oakdale, Neb...
Omaha, Neb...
Tekamah. Neb.
Alta. la...
I ..- v
l i.rm . ;..
60
la,rlnd',' l : 7i
i?'b!'' i." ' ' I? Ji
'Slou City, la... 74 64
Minimum temoerature for twelve-hour
period ending at I a. m.
, DISTRICT AVERAGES. .
No. of Temp. Rain.
Ontral. Stations.. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago, III... 26
Columbus, 0 18
80 66 .10
86 64 .86
74 68 T
84 ft M
80 60 .84
84 66 .24
70 44 T
74 63 .00
80 68 .10
east and slightly
ourt river. Rains
Des Moines, la.... 14
Indianapolis, lnd.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 16
Iioulsvllle. Ky.... 18
Mtnneupolla, Minn. 87
Omaha, Neb........ 1
St Louis, Mo 18
fell in all except the Omaha district and
wera fairly heavy In the eastern and south
ern portions of the corn belt.
JUj A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
t. I.oals Geaeral Market.
BT. LOUIS, Juna 26. WHEAT Futures,
Ki.h.r- -n.h. lower: tracks No. 8 red caah.
VtiMc; No. hard. blt33; July, 9
IWc; September, a2c.
CORN bteady ; Uavkt' No. .1 cash, KM
62Ho; Jnly, froves; September, 62vc; No. 1
whiles 68c. ' '' ' '
OATS Weak; track: No. f cash, 44M4e;
July, 42VC; September, e-i'AfBinc; No. t
whit 4ta.
KLOURQulet: red wtnUr patanta, 84.40
4.70; extra fancy ana . siraigni, . e.(w.iu;
clear, . i.ij3.a;.
fclEI-Ttmolhy. steady; 83.00164.00.
OOHNMKAL Weak. 83-70.
. ... . . .. . 1 a ...... . .1. ichVT.
. linAl. uiei; hkhbu, wbi vimm, pviv.
HAY Steady; timothy, 8ia.6Oui0.60; prai
rie. 810.00ul3.a0.
IRON COTTON TIES 81.09.
BAQOINO HHC.
HEMP TWINE lOo.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: jobbing. 31880
Lard, lower; prime steam, 84.27. Dry salt
meats (boxed), steady; extra snorts, 39 60:
clear rib. SS7; abort clears, P87,
Baron (boxed), ateady; extra hort. 310.87;
clear ribs, 81887; hort clears, 810.36.
POUXiTRT Oulet ; chickens, 10c; springs,
I7trl7c; turkeys, lie; riucks. So: geese, 5o.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, auHHo.
BOOS Steady, Uc
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
K,t) 11.01)0
80,000 36,000
14.0UO ' i4;,oi
61.0UO 127,000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. June J6A-WHEAT-JU1Y
be; September. c; Pecember. 8uSc;
cash: No. 8 hard. '."6c ;' No. 8, 84c; No.
8 red. No, 8. tMlow-
CORN July. 4ic; September. 4Kc;
Oecemher. 460; cash: No. 2 mixed, 51c:
No. 8. 6uVfl'jH4c: No. 3 white, 62c; No. 8. 61c.
OATS No. i white, 4oj47c; No. t
mixed. 4frtl4i1c.
RYE tileaJy. 79ji3c.
HAY teudy; choice timothy. 315 60414.00;
choice prsliie, 8l0.76i(jll.2u.
IXJOSPlrm; extra fancy." 16c; firsts, 14c;.
seconds, Kv; current receipts, esses In
cluded. 13c; cases returned, lc leas.
BUTT bit Creamery, 8?e; packing, 16c.
Receila Shipments
Wheat, bu SouuO- 63.P00
Corn. bu. Km) 46, (Ml
Oats. bu. 1Q.OU0 14,000
Kansas City futures: ,
ArUrlea
I Open. I Hlgh. Low. dose.
Wheat
Srpt. ..
Iec. ...
CtH-n
St-pt. .
Lkc ...
.-J at
awitiVMrHav kov.vs
4K!
4MI
4R! tS.B
46J HAtH
Pearla Market.
PBORJA. June 8S CORN Higher; No. I
yellow and No. 8. o3c; No. 4. 62c; no grade.
4705)k.
OA 1 V I'nchanged ; No. S whit. 44fi4f4aV;;
No. 8 white. 44S.CH4C.
Hi K-l nchansedi Na, 8,
WiiiaMiX-HJtt.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Withdrawal of Support of Profes
tionali Causes Reaction in Prices.
LONGS TO SELL TO TAKE PROFITS
Market Is Narrow and Close Is Easy,
with Net Losses More
Namerons Than
tlalns.
NEW YORK. June 2.-Tho principal In
terest In today's stock market centered
In the technical position of the niarkt
and the Inferences that might be derived
as to the origin and character of the de- ,
mand which sprnng up yesterday and
started the upward movement of prices. 1
me 'erred wss to confirm pretty oonn
dently the supposition of the professional
nature of the movement. The early deal
Inge today ahowed the market In aktlrul
hands, and the appearance of activity and
strength waa well maintained during the
period of protit-taklng anlea. Later the
appearance was not so favorable, and the
organised support of prices was not pur
sued, presumably because tho process of
realising profits had been succeaafully
conclude.!. The result was a disappoint
ment to a following that had lookod for a
prolongation of the movement over the
end of the month, as It wns expected that
the reinvestment of profits to b disbursed
this month might be the objective In view
by the operators for the advance. The
taking of quick profits proved the greator
attraction, however, ln view of possible
contingencies over the end of the month.
The money market showed no Immedi
ate Indication of coming stringency and
the reaction In foreign exchange which
promises to put a stop to the outward
movement of gold, went further today.
This movement was made much of yes
terday as a reliance for averting the
threatened strsln on the local money
market Today's statement of subtreasury
operations, In fact, showed a loss bv the
bsnks to that Institution, since lait" Fri
day, of Ss.ouu.OiiO, which ts a sufficiently
threatening prospect for the heavv credit
requirements of the end of the half year.
In view of an existing surplus of less than
W.OOO.OOO held by the banks Inst Saturday.
The forthcoming sale on Friday of 329,000,
000 of New York city 4 per cent bonds
came In for renewed consideration today.
The encouraging effect of the success of
Monday's Philadelphia bond sale on the
hopes of a success for the New York of
fering, had passed away to some extent
today and there was renewed anxiety over
the sentimental effect on the Investment
situation of a failure to nlnce the hnmia
A feature In the money situation was the
further easing of discount rates In Lon
don and the continued offering In the ex
change market here of bankers' bills of
exchange for the purpose of drawing
foreign funds for lending In this market.
This movement Is much relied on to ease
the situation In the local market over the
turn of the half year. Beyond that pe
riod, account Is beginning to be taken of
the effects of the withdrawal of govern
ment deposits from the national banks, to
the amount of 83(1,000,000, which Is set for
July 10. There has been a declining tend
ency In the treasury's figures of the out
f deposits with national banks,
n,v.ii as mougn some repayments
were being made alrpariv in onii'ia.i...
of the call of July 10. Ixmdon was a buyer
of eeurltle here to a moderate extent
and helped on the early rise. A sharp re-
.u,.,, , Lumiiin price or copper was
trials 1 he'P t0 th 00I)per Indus-
There was some revival nf ernr.
reports and this may have conduced to
the late reaction In stocks. It had much
more tho appearance, however, of natural
reaction from yesterday's sharp advances
and of a demonstration of the continued
narrow dimensions of the present market.
The closing tone was easy, with net
losses more numerous than gains.
Bonds were irregular Tai.i 1
Jlu. 11.048,000. United States bonds 'were
I na range of price on the New York
Stock exchange was as follows: V
Adam. Espraat 8,le- H'h' Cl-
tErsxttTzux-iffi si sis sjj
A0tto.-oii.:::;:::::: Ti SI
Admt. Bipriwa VX
Am.r. H14a UtUin pfd. i
Amar. Jet
Am.r. UaM4 Oil too ii f io-" Jo
SO Sf4 - 28U
Amer. Locomotlr 1,900 51 ts ' sa
ao pra : jog
Amer. SmsUlng R.t 14,6 JI7V
Amer. Bucar Rednlng too 12214 121 1214
Amir. Tohacwo pfd ctfi i5
Anaconda Mining Co..,...,. ,10) f7 M It
ACcnlaoa 14.2U0 WI4 ' t.9v
00 pM .
Atlanllo Coait Line too an" ik" ?2
Baltlmnr A Ohio.; l.juo 6 5U, 86
do p(d , fi
Brooklra Rapid Trwilt.... ll.00 Ss S4 US
Canadian Pclne 2,kjo 171S 17ou 17UV4
Cntrl of Nw Jeraay J70
CtnttPMk A Ohio 1,01)0 t(4 t ta
Crilcf Oraat Waatern 4i 11 lo 10
Ohloago i Northweatern.... 1.400 147 144 14)
B'- P"' 7.0 12114 187-4 U74
Chloago Tarm. A Trans 7
do pld .... K
C, C, C. St. Loula 10 ,68 I4U
Colorado Fuel and Iron.... t.400 st jnt, Jo '4
Colorado A Southern 4,600 26 Zi i
do lat pld too aiHk m' 68
do id pld 41
Coneolldated Oaa 4"0 11914 119
Corn Producta 17 17 16
do p!d : 100 73 7S 1K
Dal. ft Hudaon .- , 900 148 1(7 1M
Dal., Lack, ft Western 460
Denrar ft Rio Oranda 1,100 Ha 36 tM
do pfd, x-dtT ' 70
Dlailllera Baciuitlea 1.600 t :S SS4
Erie ,lwo W4 13 S3
do lat pfd 7i . !, 67S, 67u
do Sd pfd M0 Si rW 37
Oenaral Eleotrte ' 400 ISO 118 18
Hocking Valley 74
IUInola Central 800 1( lta 138
Inter. Paper 100 ll4 1114 11
o pfd Tl4
Iv'.m- Pomp 100 U 14 82
do rd l' 71 4 71 H 7I"4
lt. Central luO 11 17 17
do r'd 40 l H,
K. C. Southern 8u0 ii V H
io v'd bii
Loultxlll A NaahTllla 800 113V4 11 24
Max Jan Central U
Mi., I. ft St. LoUI 41
M. , St. P. Bault 8 la. U. 100 102Va 103 I'V
do pfd ..' 12S
Mlaaourl Paclflo 3 600 7t4 T 76
St.. Kanaaa ft Teiaa 4.300 t44 334, W
io pld " 44 (4 44
National bead 100 U (u4 l"H
N. R. R. ot Mexico pfd 4e4
New Tork CeutraJ 4,000 USH 11J 1H4
N. T , OnUrlo ft Weatern. W0 34 'i V 4i
Norfolk ft Westers uu T4 74W 74
do pfd '0
North Amerloan l.r H'4 48 6i
Pacific Mall " J41 t4Uj 14
Penneylvenla 10.''( 'H lfc'W 1'S
Paople'a Oaa 400 t 1
Pitta., C, C. ft Bt. Loula 4s
Preaaed Steel Car 500 U t 4
do pfd
Pullman Palaee Car 15
ReaJlag 106.WO 104S, lo2i lv!
da lat pfd J
do id pld
Republle Steal l.t 87 M M
do pfd ("0 1T4
Rock Ia!o CO 11 tl'4 31
o ( ; l.l 46 4414
8t U ft 8aa Praa. Id pfd 1.4.0 3414 4 34
St. Loula Southweeteni
do pld WO 614 V. M
Southern PaclBc IS0 7S T
d0 pfd !"0 114 IIS14 HI
Southfrn Rallwar 'H 14 Jj 't
do pfd 6" 434 4 I2ta
Tennaaeea Coal and Iron.... too Mo4 J4o 140
Teiaa ft Paclflo LI' 2 J' JJ
Tl, St. L. ft Waetara.... 4") 87t V tl
L, yli 7U0 4!S 4SV 49
InToa P.clo. IU.800 lH lji
do pfd 84 So 86
r i.EprM " n I
II a Rraltr 15 " W
V t Rubb ' J'H
4a pfd V.- ,l ,s
II siael 44.609 IS 34 4'
do pf 4 VV. ." ,u0 w
Virginia-Carolina Chemical. M lt tW t
wloaln ioo m is;;
J; pfd ::: t1
Wella-Karo Eirea.
wei.n4hotunTo.,"":r,0..:.:: ftv
WnTir.. ft Lak. rl. .... I JS J ll
Wiacoaaia t.ulr.1 30 16 14 14
Nohir piciso-.:-.'.:::::'.'. n.w i
Central Leather AH
kLE::. Xi &s .S
ft T.:: i &
Total aalee (or th day. lie. 700 enema.
. New Yark Mining; Mocks.
NEW YORK, June SB. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Ailani Cos 1 l.lttle Chief 8
4Uoa e Ontario 160
Hnen to Onhlr 170
hruaawtck Coa M Potil 10
roaaetock Tunnel .... 14 Savage 41
Coo. Cel. aud Va.... 40 S.erra Harada 44
Hora Silver 144 Small Hopes W
true S'l.ar 134 Standard l"0
LaadilUa Coa 8 ,
Forrlaa Plaaarlal,
LONDON. June 86,-Uoney waa In good
demand and rate were a ahad harder
ln the market today. Discounts were easy.
On the Stork exchange a chewrful tune
prevailed. Tba recent Improvement waa
firmly saatntatned In. all aKiUoaa. and fur
ther advanivs were recorded, eauetlallv In
boioe rail, under luvesUueut vurvUaeva.
a-hlle continual surt'orl hardened foreign
ers and Ksfhrs. rroflt-tsklng. however,
caused a slight reaction from the best
pricne of the tiny. Americans scored a fur
ther appreciable advance, yesterday's Neat
Tork prlres cresting a more confident tone
here and Inducing fair buying In the fore
noon at well above psrlty. In the after
noon the New York advices aaaisted In
the upward movement and price closed
firm at near the best quotations of the
day. Japanese Imperial As of 1D04 closed St
l('-4.
liKRLI.N', June 2a On the Bourse today,
there was an Improvement In all depart
ment. Including; Americans, upon the New
York advlcee. Canadian Pacific closed
higher.
i'AK13. June 26. Trading on the Bourse
today was ikull, but prices were firm on
the New York advices. Russian Imperial
4s were not quoted. Russian bond of 1904
closed 4S8.00.
New York Money Market.
NKW YORK, June 2. MONEY On call,
steady, 213 per cent; ruling rate, 8 per
ci-nt; closing bid. 2"4 per cent; offered at 3
per cent. Time loans strong and dull,
sixty days, 414, per cent; ninety days, t'i'H
per cent; six months, per cnt.
1 KIM 10 MERCANTILE PAPER
per cent.
8TKRLINO EXCHANGE Weak, with
actual business ln bankers' bills at 84. 87?
4.8703 for demand and at 34.S37(KjH. 8375 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, 84.84V8 and,
84.N: commercial bills,' $4.83Vi.
SILVER Bar, 6;sc; Mexican dollars,
62 V.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
CKmlng quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
l). S. ref. id ref....!04S Japan a 44
do coupon 1"4 da Id eerlea 1144
V. B. 3a. ref lirSH do 4 He. ctla 1M
do couo lotVi do Id aerlea 104k
V. 8. old 4i. reg..,.i0t)i- do 4a 68
do coupon liii'iL. A N. unl. 4a.... 14
V 8. new 4a, reg....l.tlt Manhat. e gold 4a.. 91
do coupon ..llN'j'Mca. I' antral 4a 4044
Am. Too. 4a 72H do lat tuo 10
do 4a 104 'Minn, ft St. L. 4a.. 84
Atchison gen. 4a..... 98 M , K. ft T. 4a.. .f. 84
do adj. 4a 17 do Ids MVi
'Atlantic C. L. 4a.... 86 N. R. ot M. C. 4a. 8!4j
B. A O. 4s tSH'N. Y. C. grn. I Ha. U
do 3 81 N. J. C. gen. 6a.. ..124
Brk. R. T. ct. 4a... 8i4 No. Paclflo 4a 10H
Central of Oaf 5a. ...1024 do 8s 6V4
do lat Inc 4M ror!om ft w. o. a..
lo 3d Ino 78 Ore. B. L. rfg. 4a.... 88
do 3d Ino 66 renn. ct. 8Ve 4844
Chta. A O. 4Va !'44 Reading (en. 4a 9T
I'hlr.go A A. 84a.. 8H t. L. A I. M. a. ia.110
C. B. A O. n. 4a.... 94VSt. L 4 I. f, tg. 4a. U
C, K. 1. A P. 4a.... 89 St. L. 8. W. e. 4a.. 73
do col. 6a 87 geaboard A. L. 4a.. 70
CCC. ft Bt. L. g. 4a 98 60. Paclflo 4l 88H
Colo. Ind. 6a, aer. A. 6444 do lat 4a, etfa 81 S4
Jo aer. B SH Southern Rr 4 1"1
Colo. Mid. 4a 81, 'Tex. A P. lata 113
Colo. A So. 4a 102 T., Bt. L. A W. 4a. 74
''uba (a ts Union Paclflo 4a 101
D. A R. O. 4a 81 V. S. Steel td ta. ... 96Va
Mat. Seca. It. Ut Wabaah lata 101
Krle prior lien 4a..,. 81 Weatern Md. 4a 74
do grn. 4a 104 W. A L. H. 4a to
Hock. Valler 44a 99 Wia. Central 4a 46
Hid. Offered. ..
Boston Stock and Bond.
BOSTON, June 85. Call loans, 436 per
cent; time loan, fcMj'i per cent. Official
closing prices on stocks and bonds:
Atchlaon adj. 4a atV Bingham 14V
do 4a HtH Cel. A Hecla 808
Mi. Central 4a 79 cenlrunlal 34
Atohlaon 484, Copper Range 191
do pld 911Vi Dair Wont 11
Boaton A A Ill Franklin 1
Hoaton A Maine, ...I'm Urantijr lit
Boaton Elevated ,...183 'late Rorale 10
ntebburg pfd 180 Malta. Mining e
Moxlcan Central .... HV,Mlchlaa Kid
N. ., N. H. A H..14IS4 Mohawk 79
Union Paclflo 1464 Mont. Coal A 0
Am. Pneu. Tuba 49 old Dominion 4S
Am. Sugar 121 Oaceola 180
do pfd 1224 Parrot 18H
Am. Tel. A Tel lijoQulncr 113
Am. Woolen I6V1 Shannon H
do pfd 9 Tamarack 106
EJlton Klac. Ill IU4 Trlnllr V4
elaae. Klcctrto 16V6 United Copper 41
do pfd 6 V. S. Mining 4V8
Maaa. Uaa t7 ' V. S. Oil 10
( nlted nlt 107tfc L'Uth V4j
n'nttrd Shoe Macb. 41V9 Victoria VA
do pld 27 Winona VA
U. B. Steal 84V1 Wolaerlna 1M
do pfd 9K4 North Burt 80
Adventure -24 Butte Coalition 24V)
Allouca 46 Nevada 13
Amalgamated MT4 tel. A Arlaona 160
Atlantic uUfcArta. Commercial .... 86
Asked. Ei-dlvldend.
London Closlns; Stocks.
LONDON, June 36. Closing quotations on
stocks were as follows:
Conaola, moner 84 7-lfM., K. A T U
do account 444 N. T. Central 118V
Anaconda 1144 Norfolk A W.. 74V1
Atcblapn ' i1o pad 14
do pld 94 Ont A Westers 17
B. A Ohio. .......... 9 ,Jronrlvaaia 42V
Canadian Paclflo ....lTtViUauA Mlaaa 6
Chea. A Ohio 34VJledlng 8849
Chicago O. W U oalhern Rr 20V8
('.. M. A St. P. UrW do pfd 44
UeBaera 24 Southern Pacific .... 7a
D. A R. O..-. r Union Paclflo I4f
do pfd 16 .do pfd 19
Brie 341411, 8. Stool 8644
do lat pfd 68Vt do pfd ., 101 H
do Id pfd , II Wabaah 1844
Grand Trunk tt) do pfd 4H
IUInola Central .....14: gpanleh 4a 84
L. A Naahvllla 11T '
SILVER Bar, steady; 30 16-lSd per ouno.
MONEY Vs per cent. -
The rate f discount In the open market
for short bills Is 8 lS-lbVc per cent; for
three months' bills, 8 18-la3 per cent,
r 11 ' . ' .
Treaaary tatesneat.
WASIIINQTON, June 26.-Today state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 3160,000,000 gold
reserve, shows: Available rash balances,
82f7,2u9,49: gold coin and bullion, 874.824,429;
gold certificates, 170.764,810.
Bank Clearing-.
OMAHA, June 26, Bank clearings (or to
day were 31.835,669.58 . and for the corre
sponding date last year 81.388,923.01
Wool Market. '
BOSTON. June 26. WOOL Activity In
the local wool market continues with th
beat class of wools, especially Australian
as the feature. The demand for fine cross
breds Is Increasing and a few sale have
been noted ln the lower grade. Kecelpto
of domestic wool have been large and a
growing confidence la the value of good
wool la reported. The supply of fine Im
ported wool is narrowing and the outlook
abroad for additional stock Is reported as
poor. Prices for domestic wools continue
strong, with the active sales, especially
with Montana and Oregons and Wyoming
clip of fine medium, grade are reported
a high as 23c. Better price are also re
ported ln the.ceutral. states and ln some
parts extrems price prevail. Th leading
domeatlc quotations range as follows: Ml.
sourl, three-eighths blood, US 33c; quarter
blood, 8ocJ31c. Texas, scoured basis, fine,
twelve months, 70"'2o; fine, six to eight
months, 6&4tKc; fine, falL 57&680. Cali
fornia, scoured basis, northern, (PSjttic;
middle county, 6Ttiec; southern, 62tf3c:
fall free, 67&Mo. Oregon, scoured basis,
eastern No. 1 staple, 71'72c; eastern No. 1
clothing, 6S'b70c; eastern average, 6Sy70c:
valley No. 1, 6iiii. Territory, scoured
basis, fine staple, 701373c; fine medium
staple, 6W70c; fine clothing, SSOc; fine
medium clothing, 6W'c. Pulled wool,
scoured basis, extra, Vi72o; fine A, 68(3
62c: A supers. 63tf5'.c: B supers. 3flH7c.
ST. LOIJIrJ, Mo., June 26.-WOOLr-oteady:
medium grades, combing and clothing, lohij
2tPc; light fine, 21'o'l'4c; heavy fin. loQ
17c; tub washed, 3utu7o.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, June 26.-WETAL4 The
London tin market was higher, with apot
closing at iM 10s, and futures at UK3 it's.
Locally the market was dull, but higher In
sympathy with the foreign advance. Spot
was quoted at H2.76u43.75. Copper was
higher In the English market by about
1 lua. with spot quoted at 97 6. and
future at 92 10a. Locally the market waa
dull and unchanged, with Iake quoted at
323 0Oiit!4.00; electrolytic, 3-3.0ufa-2.25; catlng,
81 .tu,-1.26. Lead was lower In the Eng
lish market, with spot quoted at 19 12 6d.
Ixicallv the market wa unchanged at
35.7utua.80. Spelter decllped Zs 6d to 84 6s
In the Ixmdon market. Locally th mar
ket wa dull at 3&2i4'&.46. Iron was higher
In the ICngliah market, with standard
foundry quoted at 66a 3d, and Cleveland
warrants St 6us 6d. Locally the market was
unchanged, with No. 1 foundry northern
quoted at 8'.M.6u4j'.!S.70; No. I foundry north
ern. 64.UK(jUj uo. Southern grades, nominal.
ST. LOl'IrJ. June fed. METALS Lead,
dull at 80. 4: V Spelter, steady at 86.S7H.
Oil aad Koala.
NEW TORK. June 26.-OIL Steady;
prime crude, f. o. b. mills, nominal; yel
low. 6fVic. Petroleum, firm; refined New
York, 83 45; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
3X 4"; In bulk, 64.96. Turpentine, quiet, o
8j4c. 1
RoSIN Steady; strained, common to
good, 34 b"4 60.
OIL CITY. Pa.. June J -OIL Credit
balances. 31.78. Runs, 1U2.218 bbls; average,
1X1, SIS bt.l. Shipments, 164,466 bbl.; tv.
erage, lta 6t(7 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ga., June 26. OIL Tur
pentlne, firm, 674C.
ROSIN Firm; quote: A. B. C, 83.861M.00;
D, 84 4 26; E, 64 5ut4.a0; F. . 84 6U04.86;
O. I4.86itie.uii; H. 84 K; I, 15.00; K. 6 2o:
M. 16 4--U6.5S: N, 8).7iu6.76; WQ, S.t4'd
6.90; WW. 36.00. .
Mllwaake Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wla, June M. WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 aorthern, 31 (C!1 03; No. 3
northern. fccij?1.01; September, 8640 bid.
. RY K Steady ; No. L 7o.
MAKLJCY-tflaady; No. 3.' 7c; sample,
64ar.De. - . -
CORN ftteady; No. 8, cash, tViijc; ep
teuiber, UVo aaaoda
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Continue Slow to
Lower.
H0QS SHADE TO FIVE HIGHER
theeg. aad I.aiaba la Light Reeelat
Every Day, witk Ike Demand
Good avnel Trad Active
aad teady.
SOUTH OMAIIA June . 1807.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hosa Bhaep.
Official Monday 4.204 6.230 8.8J0
Ofnclsl Tuesday 4.07 8.147 J.0X7
Oftlclal Wednesday .8.CJ0 13.046 1,873
Three days this week. 13.061 31, rO 4.768
Same days last week....ll,4"3 37.3.H 7.2M
Same day 3 week ago..l4.6VI ,745 C.7W
Same day 3 week ago.. 18. 048 18.49 6.014
Same day 4 week ago.. 8.774 27.8X2 10.0J3
Same day last year 6,511 Z.&3 6,144
Th following taole shows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year ta date, compared with last year;
18V7. 1806. Ino. Dec.
Cattia 60. tS 47,018 2,o77
Hog .l.tt,448 1.8W,oUS 140,185
Sheep 816,49a 7f.i,147 63,302
KANUB OF FR1CEB.
Cattl.
Hogs.
umint ;...82.afx60
Kana City 8.2h47.00
Chicago 1.75.tt7.00
St. Loul 1.6ou.W
Sioux city 8.(4fc.oO
TK. . . ,
$2.8f50
88.70 3.6
6.82V4u.O0
6 40 U10
J . 60 2. 00
6.70 686
wouwmg xaoie enow 11
price of hog at South Omaha f
several days, with comparisons!
th
average
the laat
tor
Date. I 1807. 1808.180R.1804. 180S 103.1801.
June II
6 08HI
( 63s
6 891
i'isI
6 13
4 791
a
4 72
7 34
J 82
t 86
7 81
7 34
7 23
iune 12..
un 18..
I 63
I 84
6 91
6 87
a
i 88
6 9
86
8 31
M
36
6 38
e
6 00
07
e
Juna 14
I 744,
84 V,
I
5 9144
4 84
June 16.,
8 1H
6 82
6 20
a
4 K8i
4 88
4 92
( 99
June 16.,
June 17..
June 18..
June 18.,
June in.
June 21.
June 22.,
June 23..
6 02
i 97
6 87S
6 8l
4 981
7
6 82V
191
6 94
7 43 I 98
9 80j 6 15 t 00
6 88
I 18
6 90
6 28
32
6 80
e
6 35
6 101
0
5 841
6 7H
6 671
7 43
a
7 49
6 H
6 89
e
t 93
6 00
ft VJ
6 13
6 16
5 07
6 06
June 24..
6 80
6 121
B 16
7 69
7 66
June 26.,
6 671
Sunday.
The official number of cars of
brought ln today by each road wa:
stock
H'r'g.
Cattl. Hogs, eheep.
C., M. & a P..
14
Wabash
Mo. Pacific
Union Paclflo
C. A N. W. (East).
C, 8L P., M. AO..
C, B. & Q. (East)..
C'B. eV Q. (West).
C..R.I. A P.(East)..
C..RI. & P.(West)..
Illinois Central ....
Chicago O. W
1
8
36
16
17
19
81
1
Total recelpta .... 184 204 11 I
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 462 2187 112
Swift and Company.... 1073 . 8447 633
Cudahy Packing Co 759 8961 49
Armour and Co 4M 8777 862
omana f. Co., (K. C). 13
tjwlft and Co. (K. C).
Armour A Co., (K. C).
Carey A Benton
86
106
9
61
11
8
27
26
68
8
169
8
6
67
2(4
Lobman A Co.
McCreary & Carey...
Hill A Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston A Co
Sam Wertholmer ....
Sol Degan
J. B. Root A Co
T. B. Inghram
Lehmer Bros
United D. A O. Co...
Other buyer
814
Total
8861 16878 . 1910
CATTLE Receipt this morning wera not
very large, there being only a fair run for
a Wednesday; at the same time there was a
great plenty, considering the condition of
th market. Th trade a a whole waa very
alow and unsatisfactory.
There was a fair showing of fair to pretty
food killers among the receipt of steer
this morning, but that faot wa no Induce
ment to buyer. It wa evident right from
the flrat that buyer had made up their
mind to secure the cattle at less than they
paid yesterday. The result was that the
trade waa a drag from start to finish. Th
severe hot weather prevailing ln the east
has cut down the demand for beef to suoh
an extent that th cattle market of the
country are steadily working to a tower
basis for the want of support. Thai ex
filalns why the market ha b en alow and
pwer every day this wee a so far.
There waa no change In the cow situation,
receipt being light and the demand limited.
There were only a few atockers and
feeder In light and they sold In about the
same notches as yesterday, there being no
quotable change In the market.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
4
I ,
10
1 ,
II
II) ,
89
17
4
II ,
4
41 ,
II ,
II ,
60
11
19 ,
IT
6
U
1
1
1
8
1
1
9
1
1
X
8
1
1
3
3
6
.:::::
At.. Pr.
NO.
II
34
II
14
1
II
17
1
II
ft::::::
41.......
1
90
61
44
II
47
At.
...1011
...1104
...124
...1204
...1138
...1610
...1114
...1174
... 480
...lloO
...ISM
...1371
...1344
...1244
...1140
...1491
...1481
...1494
...1641
Pr
I T6
I 76
I 44
6 90
4 40
6 90
6 90
4 00
4 00
4 00
I 00
I 00
6 10
4 10
I 15
4 10
6 30
I 40
4 60
IM 4 16
794
Ill
......1000
1014
T9I
!4
314
993
974
...... 914
1081
......1004
1284
1014
, 1217
Ui4
1164
12M
1194
1140
904
900
......1140
400
780
1110
810
1040
11140
1046
, 480
......1070
1770
91
981
, 870
, 940
IW
TT4
619
4r6
Tl
MO
II
47
4 9
4 76
4 76
4 00
6 It
4 10
6 16
6 16
6 14
I 48
I 46
6 66
I 61
4 80
6 44
6 41
3 44
6 46
6 10
8 04
COWS.
...1890
...1220
... 970
...1110
...1076
...1041
...1080
...1140
...1111
...1080
..1020
...1060
... 8X6
...1040
.. .li60
...1160
...
...1286
...1X20
.... 470
... ISO
... 480
... 900
... 710
... 9tl
... 9IT
...lfiOO
8 76
3 76
3 46
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 16
4 40
4 40
4 76
I 80
6 00
6 40
4 M
4 16
4 16
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 46
4 40
4 40
4 60
3 94
3 40
3 60
8 10
3 46
3 46
3 00
3 00
10
I
I 14
I 38
i 60
I 40
I CO
I 60
I 44
10!!!
I 48
HEIFERS.
6...,
13...
II.'.'.
U.'.'.
1...
I 90
I
3..
7..
..
1..
I 60
I 76
I 16
4 00
13.
4 II
BUL
1180
1790
1S80
1-90
1047
, 140
410
, 1311
17J0
, 1010
lit
140
, luO
90
110
, 4
110
141
I T6
I 40
1..
1317
970
1090
I 40
I 60
4 46
I 46
I T6
I 76
I 40
3 18
4 04
4 88
181
mi
...... .1461
1900
4 at
Itno
4 li
4 90
6 SO
1
1641)
1 1980
CALVES.
4 40
I 00
6 40
I m
I
t so
8 76
11
Ittl
HO
140
ISO
110
, 160
6 CO
4 00
86
4 K
6 IS
I ?s
6 84
180
4 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
3 779 I 90 4I.... 17 4 IS
HOGS Packer started out this morning
bidding prices at first that were only steady
with yesterdsy. Advices from other selling
prints were favorable and In spite of liberal
receipts sellers by holding on forced buyer
to raise their hands until the market was
3Vfic higher, on which basis the hogs sold
The trade wa activ when once under way',
o that the hog were all old before 11
o'clock In th morning. A Urge proportion
of all the hog sold at 86.806.86, a agalnat
6S.7M1680 yesterday.
Representative sales:
No. At. la. Pr. Na. . th. Pr.
14 HI ... 8 74 74 1st 80 8 86
11 311 ... 8 TO 78 Ut 180 3 46
90 981 ... 8 Tl 90 841 140 I 84
190 187 ... I T7 71 846 40 3 84
64 r ... 4 77 tl .251 180 I 94
a 211 40 8 T7 44 I 180 3 44
6 Ill 39 I 77 40 24 40 3 hi
II 811 ... I T7S II It4 ... 8 84
64 8al ... 8 T7 44 849 40 I Is
71 t"3 4 I 80 94 143 40 4 86
94 371 110 I 40 Tl 141 ... I 84
IS 14 I 90 14 84 40 8 16
44 tal 40 I 84 44 M 80 I at
64 181 ... t 80 Tl Ill ... 18
44 81 140 3 II 171 84 3 II
44 Ml 10 8 40 44 260 10 8 46
41 TS . . I 40 13 144 40 I II
44 Ill W 84 71 144 ... I It
44 14 4 I 84 64 t l 40 I 44
44 288 ... I 81) II 280 9 8 66
98 IM ... 8 40 44 U 40 3 44
Tl Ill . . 3 40 44,...,.lfl 90 I 94
tl 3.1 140 I It TO t'4 ... 6
44 148 9 3 88 T4 8l ... 3 94
4 170 ... 112 ...... Jj4 80 8
Tl I' 9 IW 8 II Tl 1.1 ... 84
Tl 164 4r 3 61 Tl. ...... .14 11 99
4 IftS . . I ll 44. ill ... at
40 I1 40 8 K 47 14 10 3 44
40 1.4 94 111 44 Ut ... t4
a..- 94 ... 34. U........34 ... 18
MP IB) TIN
AllUM 11 til
EXPIORAT
Organised Undar the Laws of th Stat of Dlawar
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $20,000,000
4,000,000 SHARES AT $5
FULLY PAID AND NON-AS8XSAL
OFKIckllS
II. C. lUtOWN
P. II. GOODWIN
M. II. MrCALL
UEO. lUtOWN, Jp
C. D. DRAPE li
TRANSFER AGENTS:
Carnegie Trust l.,.New York CHy.
REGISTRAR AND DEPOSITORY
National Copp'P Hank, New York. City.
The Company was organized for tho purchase, sale, devel
opment and working of mining properties of all kinds, also
the operation of mills, smelters or other works for the reduc
tion of ores and refining of metals.
The Company's activities will extend over tho North
American Continent and Central and South America.
Tho Company already owns a valuable option on tho con
trolling interests in large mining property, and has other very
valuable properties under consideration.
The Company will issue stock for cash ns required, in pay
ment for raining properties, or for tho control of mining prop
erties by exchange of stock, nnd also to purchase shares in
well developed Mining Companies, but only after most care
ful investigation by either tho Company's engineers or well
known mining experts.
The Board of Directors has authorized the issue for Cash of
200,000 shares at par.
W Offr 100,000 8hars of th Abov Stook at Par
05.00 per share
Subscription Book Clot July 6, 1907, at 12 M
All subscriptions must bo sent to the undersigned, accom
panied by a check drawn to the order of the North American
Exploration Company, at the rate of $5.00 per share for the
number of shares so subscribed; we, however, reserve the right
to accept or reject in whole or in part any and all subscriptions.
Prospectus and subscription blanks mailed upon appli
cation. H. C. BROWN & CO.
BANKERS
Member New York 8toek Exchang
49 Wall Street. Now York City
71 tn 8 8IV9 T4 M8 40 8 44
40 177 120 least 78 224 ... 8 84
C4 846 40 8 82V9 71 34 40 I 85
41 249 ... 6 82 64 3:1 ... 8 18
67 3(4 ... 8 12 71 221 80 i 87
77 146 40 I II 71 281 40 I 87
84 388 N i li 10 113 ... 8 87
41 221 " 40 I 46 II 198 ... 6 "
71 tl ... 6 86 89 880 J20 8 44
64 IM 140 I 45 18 186 ... 3 96
BHEE1' Hecelpta this morning wore very
light, only eight tr nine cars being re
ported In the yard. . At the same time
there was a very good demand, o that
everything ln sight changed hands In a
very short time at good steady price.
Steady, active market waa the way most
operators wera describing It. Four more
cars of the same Oregon wethers that have
been coming all the week sold at 85.0S, the
same price as yesterday and day before.
Thn balance of the receipt consisted of fed
stuff.
744 Oregon wether 118 6 60
4K Weatern ewe 102 8 25
10 Western culi ewes 81 8 60
21 Western ewes 86 8 00
8 Western ewes, culls 87 8 26
1 Western buck 110 4 00
83 Western wether 104 6 65
81 Western ewe 100 6 00
M) western ewe li 8 26
24 western ewe 108 5 25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Strong- to Ten Cent nigher
Host Five Cent Hlaher.
CHICAOO, June 26.-CATTLE-Reeelpta
about 17,0u0 head; market strong;, to 10c
higher; common to prime steers, 34.60(37.10;
cows, 83.2&4. TO; heifers, t3.00rtf6.0o; bulls,
33.4Oi3.00; calves, UOOKi; stockera and
feeders, tS.00tae.O0.
HOOS-Receipts about 26,000 head; market
to higher; good to prime heavy, 85.9&&4.00;
medium to good heavy, 85.864)&80; butcher
weights, t8.8iKQ6.10; good to prime mixed,
3Bij6.96; light mixed 3a.UuG4.U6; packing,
8b.2f.4ii6. 85; pigs, t5.604l.0fi; selected, 30.06
8,18; bulk of sales, 8&90&4.00.
8HEBP AND LAMBS Receipts about
13.0U0; market steady but slow; sheep, M OOfil
6-26; yearlings, 8i.604K.&0; lambs, to.7&U7.7Ii.
Kansas City Live Stock Mavrket.
KANSAS CITT, June JH.CATTI.PO Re
ceipts, 7.6UO head. Including 8,000 southerns;
market steady; choice export and dreaaud
beef steers, 86.104i6.66; fair to good,
6,00; western fed steers, 33.8we.4j; Blockers
and feeders, tt.0ixa-i.76; southern steers,
33. 1034.68; southern cows, 82.4fra3.&o; native
cows, 32-Ku4.7&; native heifers, 34.0uu6.00;
bulls. 12.7c.a4.7B; calves. t3.7&ftO0.
HOC34 Receipts, 17,000 head; market
steady; top, 8o.2H; bulk of sales, 6.8iVUl
6.80; hesvy, t6.80ft6.86; packers, 36.8.6.0;
lights. $5. !X6 -"; pigs, tS.e'iit.bk
SHEEP AND UAMB8 Rwelpts, 6,600
head; market stesdy; lamb, !T.oua7.W; ewes
and yearlings, 86 5u4i6.50; Texas clipped
yuarllngs, 86.iaa.l&; Texas clipped sheop,
80.OOIU6.60; stockers and feeders, t3.6O(UG.0u,
Bt. Louis Live Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS, June 26. CATTLE Receipts,
8,6uO head. Including 8.6U) Ten una; natives
steady, Texans weuk; native shipping and
export steers, 36 36'J .90; dressed beef and
butcher steers, 3A.0u4f6.7U; steers under 1,000
lbs., 34. 4f.ru 4.70; stockers anil feeders, t3.0U4l
4.86; cows and heifers, $2 4i6 W; earners.
tl.UK3i2.28; bulls, 33.ouij6.oG; calves, 84.uoJ
10.00; Texas and Indian steers, 82 7&U6.7&;
cows and heifers, tl 6u4i'3.7&.
HOOa Receipts, 7,6uo head; strong; pigs
and lights, 6.kiat.j; packers, t5.TmUi.ilu;
butchers and best heavy, 16 8&ftJ.0o.
BHEliP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,W)
head; market strong; native muttons, 83.25
4j6.76; lambs, 82.00ib7 culls and bucks,
felMo.6w; stockers, t4.ibUft.7b.
St. Joseph Lira Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH, June 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,137 head; market active; natives,
34.fcu7.0O; cows and heifers, t2.2wu6.iiu;
stockers and feeders, t3.6oU4.D0.
HOOS Receipts, 8,607 head; market a
shade lower; top, 86l; medium and heavy,
t5.87!6.B0; bulk of sales, to.!vy 5.H0.
BHEhiP AND LAMHtf Receipts, 8,151
head; market Arm; lambs, 8.V4v.uu; year
lings, 8A.i'a.26.
Sloax City Live Stock Market.
BIOUX CITT, la., June 26 (Special Tele
gram ) CATTLE Receipts. TOO head; mar
ket steady; beeves, 8o.omcO.6u; oows, bulla
and mixed, t30oU6.00; stockers snd feeders,
3J ?6o-4 40; calves and yearlings, 34.35.
HOUB Receipts, i0 head; market 6c
higher, selling at 36.7UU6.86; bulk ot sale,
to.(iu6.8o.
Stock ta Blaat.
Receipt of live stock at the six principal
western market yesterday:
Cattle,
Bouth Omaha 3,8
Sioux City 7(a)
Kanaaa City 7.6")
Bt, Joaepa 8.137
St. Loul 3,f")
Chicago 17,000
Hogs.
13.HH6
17,ll
6.W7
7,6o0
86.UU0
Sheep
1,672
'.6o6
1.162
1.500
13,0
Total
.84.867 81,333 24,824
Dalatk Grain Market.
DCLUTH. Minn.. June 26. WHEAT No.
1 northern, 9Mc; No. 8 northern. Sue; July,
88c; Bepteinbr. tl-OO; December,
OAT-To arrive, 41c; July. 41c.
Coatee Market, x
NEW TORK. Juna !. COFFEK--The
market for coffee future opened steady
at unchanged price. It wa th first July
notice day, but notice were very light
and beyond a little switching had no p
1artul Influence on U.e luarksl, whluu
MIS
mm
. . rrr1(lfTt
. . Vlro-l'rcHlflont
. SiMTCtary.
. .Tre-Hfturer
. Ass't. Twnsnrvr
closed steady, net unchanged to 8 points
lower. Sales were reported of 29.250 bags.
Including July at 6.15c; September, 6 2"c;
December, 6.2iii.2Sc; February, 6.4;G.35o;
May, 6.40c. Siwt coffee quiet; No. T Rio..
64jo; No. 4 Santos, 7o. Mild coffee dull;
Cordova, 8S'12.o.
OMAHA WHOLES A LIS MARKETS.
Condition of Trade and Quotation on
Staple and Fawner Produce.
Ea08 Per dos., 14c.
UTTTTVT.U Y.,lrlno atnMr 1ALL rhnln 4a
fancy dairy, liic; creamery, 2J4328o,
LI VU POULTRY Spring chickens, 20oj
hens, PitlOc) roosters, 60; turksys, 12c;
ducks, 10c; geese, 8n. ;
1 L'j AAO . WA .lEjllilllCrLiUHB CMtO, SOB,
45o and 6O0.
FRUITS.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Per bog,
tl..
CALIFORNIA PLUMS Per orate, 8128.
CALIFORNIA APRICOTS Pr crate..
82.26.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Per box of
about 8 lha.. black or white, 82.603.00.
PINEAPPLES Florida, 48 else, 32 76 per
crate. 42 size, 33.00 per cratel 88 size, 84.00
per crate; 30 size, 34.00 pt-r crate.
STRAWBERRIES Home grown. 14-o.t, ,
cakes, 82.60 3.00.
TROPICAL. FRUITS.
LEMONS Llmonlera, 800 ts, 31.763r7.00(
8C0 size, 37.60; other brands, 60c less.
BANANAS Per medlum-slxed bunch,
t2.OiKUi2.25; Jumboas. t2.603.6a .
OHANOES Mediterranean Bweeta,
fancy, 160 size, 14.00; 176, 200, 216 and
250 sizes, t4.60; k, 126 and 288 sises,
$3.50; extra fancy, 2So more per box; St.
Michaels, 176. 200, 218 and 260 sizes.
34.75 ; 126 and 160 sizes, 44.60; Valencia,
80, 96 and ill sizes, 34.28; 126, 160, 17.
2U and 216 sizes, 34.764)6.00.
DATES Kadaway, 6c; sayers, 60; hal
lowis, 60; new atuffed walnut dates. 8-lb.
box. 11.00.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Per bu., 84o.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., No. 1, $1.00
2.10; No. 2, 1.0&2.00.
NEW VEGETABLES.
NEW PEPPERS Per 6-bushel orate.
13.00 to 33.60; per W bushel box, 81.00.
PUTATOKS Per bu., 81-60.
ASPARAGUS 86c per doz. bunches.
BEANS New wax and string, per
bu. box or basket, 31.00.
BEETS. TURNIPS and CARROTS Per
doz. bunches, 25j35o.
PIEPLANT Per dos. bunches, 20o.
CUCUMBERS Per dot., 764fB6c.
TOMATOES Texas, fancy, 20-lb. crate,
86c4i100.
ONIONS Green onions, per dos, 20o.
CABBAGE California. c
LEAF LETTUCE dot-house, per doe.
heads, 26c.
m uqi .,
ranauu I liumvunt Vmi wa vvuvuia
40c.
RADISHES Per dos. bunches, home
grown, 20c.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 rib, 14c; No. 1 rib, He; No. 8 rib,
10c; No. 1 loin, 17Vc; No. 3 loin, 13oi No.
8. loin, 12'c; No. 1 chuck, 7c; No. 1 chuck.
6Hc; No. 3 chuck, 6'o; No. 1 round, 8jo:
No. 2 round, HUc; No. 8 round,' 80; No. 1
plat, 8Vc; No. 2 plate. 80: No. 8 J.late. lo.
UISuiLLLAKEOUS
COFFEE-Roasted, No. 86, Mo per lb.;
No. 80, 2lc per lb.; No. 86, lo per .lb.; No.
20. 14c per lb.; No. 21. 120 per lb,
CHltESlC Block Swlas, Uu; . Ipoberger,
14c; Voung America, lbc.
NUTki California walnut No. L soft
hell, 12c; No. 1, aolt l.el, 16c; Braall.
16tyi8c; pecana, VHyiio; filberts. 12Vic; pea
nuts, raw, 7ftc; roasted, l'c; California al
monds, 17Vc; cooauuta. 4U.00 Pr luO.
tottoa Market.
New Tork cotton quotations, furnished try
Ixgan 4k Bryan, 112 Board of Trade build
ing: Open. High. Low. Clnaa.
sieptembor 1144 1146 1180 1137
October . 1158 1158 1143 1148
December 166 1158 1140 Uu2
LIVERPOOL. Jun 16. COTTON Bpot
market dull; price four point higher.
American middling fair, 8.18c; good mid
dling, t.ubc; middling, 7.15c; low middling,
6.78c; good ordinary, 8.06c; ordinary, 6.4wj.
The sale of thu day were 4.0UO bale of
which 2uo were for apeculallun and export
and Included 3,7U American. Recelpta, s.ouO
bale. Including 4.5u0 American.
BT. LOUIS. June 26. COTTON Quiet;
middling, lllc Sale. 6 bales: receipts,
116 bales; shipments, lt7 balus; stock, 21, uw)
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La., June 26.-COTTON
' (BjKjt market steady; sales, t&o bales; low
ordinary, noiuinal; ordinary, 6c, nom
inal: miod ordinarv. 10 2-l4lc. nuniliiMl: low
ordinary, U7-16c; middling, 12Tc; good mid
dling, i3u, nominal; middling fair, 14Vc,i
nonilnal; fair, 15i,o, nominal. Receipts, 1,
846 bales; stock, 70.760 bales.
lasar and Melsatc.'
NEW TORK, June 26 SUGAR- Ra w,
firm; fair refining, 3 2&o; centrifugal,
la test, 3 75c; molasses Sugar, S.Oc;
refined steady; No. 6, 4.Wc; No. 7, 4 06c;
No. 8. 46"0 No. , 4.46c; No. 10, J5o; No.
11, 4 8uc; No. 12. 4 o; No. 11, 4.3oe, No. 14,
4 I5c. Cuofectiuner . A. 4.8uu: . mould A.
6 3U.; cut loaf, t.70c; crushed, t7uu; pow
dered. 6.10r; granulated, 6.0tc; cubes. 5 lAo.
NKSV ORLEANS. La., Juti 26-4SUOAR
Quiet; open kettle, centrifugal, 84jtt7,fcO!
centrifugal yellow. 8Vu-4c; aeounds, 'j
4liSo.
MuLASSES Quiet; new syrup, 8v;,(34c. '
Toledo Meed Market.
TOLEDO, June 3V.-8KED Clover, caah.
83.".; Octiil-r, f 80; l-ceiiilr, H 30; Maro
84.au; alaiks, a.(x XUnoU, (a
ipfi