THE OMAriA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3. IOCS.
CRA1X AND PRODUCE MARKET
Heavy Bttjing Sends Up Prices of All
Grain.
C10P EEPOITS VX2.T BTTLLISH
rerelarsi Markets Skewed at Lack
f ltrM(lk Hod Lit
tle EfMt lilM (
the Day.
OMAHA. June 1 1.
Heavy buying of all grains sends values
P ana the advance waa genital all alone
Hie I In.
Tha bull side waa favored strongly and
support waa given by a stream of vary
human rroo reonrtB early after the start.
1-oretgii marksts showed a lack of
nrwftn. but had lit tl affect on tha local
trade. Wheat opened strong, with buying
general and offerings light. Tha market
i-sminded raailllv on damstring croo re-
conditions and a genera) bulliah feeling
on ilia crop outlook, where narvaetlng haa
been progressing.
July wheal epened at Me and dosed
Corn options wtm strong and advanced
after tha opening an a good sxlstlng cssn
demand supported by light receipt a and
light offerings. July option opened at tia
ami rloaed at bV-
Uats were stronar In antipathy with
wheat mnA anr trwmaja liarht tf farina:. BUT
lng waa local, oats opened at 4Srt,o and
cioeen at Wyc
Primary wheat rtacelDts were SrAOOO mis
ela an4 ahinmainta ars nu hnahela. against
receipts laat year at 694,000 bushsla and
shipments of i,l8 bushels.
Com receipt war 6. Jf bushels and
fhtpmenta 445.y bushels. egalnBt receipts
last year of 1.K1.0M buahala and ahlpmenta
or a.0Ov bushel.
Clearances war 44.0ns bushels of corn.
Tt. y$ bush; of oats, and wheat and flour
eaual to 2M.400 bushsla
Liverpool closed Sovl lower on wheat
knd 41 Inwer on corn.
Lors! rang of options:
Articles.! Open. Hlgb. Low. Ctose.i Tea y.
Wheat i
July...
Sept...
Corn .J
V July. ..I
- Sept.,.
4V,
M4
SUSs
swi ov.
, 4fiJ
S7i MSI
twai
, , Q Cask Pvtawa.
WREATNti. I hard. Wc: N't-
hard. attwe: No. 4 hard, nr3c: No. I
. spring. 4''.
. COR.V-Xo. 3. s7sr No. . tTHc; No. 4.
"!Wte; No. 1 and No. I yellow, (Be; No.
1 and No. t white, dfeV
"OATS No. I mixed, fwilc; No. t white.
" BV: NO 4 White, SWtC
HIE-No. I Ta7V: No. S, nflJc.
, Carlo. Receipts.
Wheat. Cmi. Oats
CnlcagTy .. ... to Ml aw
UlnneaaoliA ... Ill
. Cm H a. .. fct U M
Duiuth 130
' CHICAGO GRAI A3D PROVISIONS
- Feat area f tk Trading; and Cleslas;
- Prleea oa Board af Trad.
CHICAGO. Juna a Rain In Texas and
Ok ahuma caused strength today lu the
local wheat market, the July delivery
cioslnc at a- ner cam of He. Corn uo i
vV-ac Cata were s higher. Provisions
!Wc hlnJier Jo 1 W & 5c lower.
The wheat market was firm all day be-cati-e
of continued wet weather In tha
kouthtreat which may delay harvest oper
ation, a decrease of ijut) ftoe bu. in tha
- oi ii s- viMbia supply, a lihermi ascrsaso
in stocks In thw northweat and additional
' CtPP . aamega reports from tue souikwest.
Advices from Tennessa. where harvest,
lng had already begun, claim that the yield
it unexpectedly small. The market re
acted from tha top an profit taking, but
,.cuiea nrm. . July opened a snaae lower
to a thnde hlrher at teV0OT4c. advanced
to lTs and el need tlCHM. Clear
., anses sX wheat juid flour were aaual to
. 711.800 'oil. Primary receipts were 10J.0o
tu hiis against tSs.OOO on the sams day
" ' M'.f year. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chl-
V4.ga reiarted receipts of 22 cars itfainst
, vll( car j last weak and 474 one year ago.
ij"n i lur ii i in wie vui n yi w uuinun
t ' all day. 'The cloea waa atrong and at
tna high potntr July opened SiVm" ly
HlrHc higher at SSSc. sold at
68 a and thsn advanced., to 8T4o where
104CH. .. vacai. . receipts St cars wnn
j'i romtact.
. -Tlm iata market was 'firm. July
t craned-to higher at 47. scrtd st 44 e and
clo ed at, 4 4c. Local receipts 20 csrs.
- " rrovisfnns were du;r and easy. The
-market was depressed by a 10 10c Jrcltoe
tn live nor and by tha monthly state
ment of contract atooka of provlslona li
- trs ' here whti'h showed the amount of
Inrd in ta almost double what It waa
. (igt month ago- At the close pork . waa
a h.le lower at lll.ie811 17. Lard waa
Re lower. Rlhs were up t4jtj'7.4a.
- -Estlmateil receipts for tomorrow: VCheat
i cars; corn. 4S cars; oats, 40 cars; hogs,
30 000 head.
Ths leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles! Open. I Hmli.l Low. I Close. Tss'y.
Wheat
f I
Jura I 94'
July ,flOi
ri 'si
a Dec. I wSi
t
hCec. :SS(i
Corn I i
Ji:lv i.V tSPki
TVc :57'-5h; bt.
1
as1
47
Mav I
57
5eH
Oaii I
aJuly i
47
4S
7i
407l
4H
274
MM IV
46H
'..a
Pnrk-
y
41 I
ti'ai
41Hi,40Tliit41
Pork-
July
Sept.
Sept.
Ribs
Julv
Stpt.
1J 7" MS 7JVJ
13 m 11 7? 15 7IH
U 92"i 12 S7VI 13 ri
13 14 CO
12 S7VI 13 r
I 5?J I 57
I TTHl 1 75
t I
! 8 K',l I 5v
I 50
57V4
75
, S ill
t nv t 4714
I
Lt I ? f7if t 3T i
T e
ik
i ts
F' 7 -!V4ji t 71 I 82Wi 7 a
Mi. 2. aOld. bNew.
Cash quotations were ss follows:
FLOt'R Steady; winter pstents, R&9
4 i4. wlnti-r straights, M.10TJ4 SO; spring pat
enla, tS-2"f5 40; upring straights. 13 -34u76;
bskers, 5i'y4.00.
WHEAT N. 1 spring 96c 8 L 07; No. i red.
te,f.-.wNc - -
Ct)RN No. t 73t73Sc; No. 1 yellow, 7o.
OA I Mo. 2, 6tc; No. I white, 6ljft4c.
LA fttEY "air to choice malting. aeri'Slc.
SEtDFlax. No. 1 1 orthwectern. tl.a.
PROVISIONS Short ribs, sides (loose),
W tfTVyfiT.rrv. Mesa pork, per bbl.. a.7t?
11.76. Lard, per UO lbs.. 34.15. bhort clear
Sides tlMiXcdl, 17 fcml.Ti.
Following; were tha receipts and shipments
of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls
Wheat txi,-.
Comrt, tu, ...... t.
Oats, u. ............
Rye, bu
.... 17. 27,ro
.... I4.H 4.y
....sn.a Vw
3. urn 41O.0III
.... 410 i
linrlev. bu
4t.5uO 14.71
on tn produce exchange tcniay the but
ter market waa firm; creamertee, ll)tf23c;
dairies, 17-pflc. Eggs, firm; at mark, ranee
iru-luded. l4H4.4c; lirsts. 14c; prime firsts,
Wic. Cheese, steady. lcfllc.
41. Laals (.eaeral Market.
rr. LOCI3, Ma.. June !. WHEAT Fu
tur-s. higher; cash, dull; trark. No. 2 cssh.
Il.mr4l.0i. Ne t hard. Sa tl.ua; July, H7S
;4e: lr pi ember. SMSt''o.
CORN Higher; travk. No. 1 eaah, TT9
TV; July. rc, September, 4o; No. 2
Wlilte. 75Stf:oc
OATS iv.y; track. No. I cash. t39MVc;
July. 4c;" Septeaitter, ITVhi.'V; No. 2
white, KV'
FLOL' H Dull; red winter patents. 14 tj
4 4u. axira fancy and straight. t4.Umj4.ia.
clears, SJ iaiUi.
StFD Timothy, stesdyi IXOtlTS.
CO HN MEAL Steady ; fa 30.
BRAN Weak; sacked, east track. 11.169
l.lo.
KAT toady;' timothy, tlO-OOfiHeo; prai
rie. 11. iHWlll j)L
IRON OH'TON TUS-COO.
b.tiji jlNi 7:4o.
HEMP TWINB tc.
PROVISIONS Pork. Steady; JohMni,
ri. 75. Lard, lower; prima ateam, tSlofS.xi.
Ln-v aait meats (bexedy. steady; extra
shorts. 17.76; clear ribs, f7 3H: shurt clears,
41 'at. Bacon (boxed), stead xtra short,
clear ribs. 4al7a: short clears, inn".
POt'LTKT-Weak; chickena luc; springs,
tttir.c; turkeys, nausc, ducka. te; geraa,
to
BtTTER Firm: creamery, UMJ-tc.
tGO-iady , 13c, case count.
tvecetpta ahlpmenta.
Flour, tibia 6 .i
21 u
taSOo
Whejt. ....,-, 2.-o
Corn, bu lli. i 4
oata. bit lul.J
r. 0
125.'J0
Oalatk Urals Market.
DULUTH. June X WHEAT No.
northern. .; 1 Kirtuera. U-OS"
July I1.07S: bWptember, Vtc.
OATS-ioVrt--
Mloooooollo fcravla Market,
MIvK4POI I. June t WHEAT Nu.
kaa-d, U.12'. 2. I BtMtbsrn, tLWaW
nonhern, HCC, Tt. 1 northern. tincS1!
1; July. ll.fT31.07Vk: Pectsmber, -t
f RAN In bulk. C! V3S 7.
FUl'R MmuIt: r-t ratnta, IS sfilS
seoond patents. ' ).; flret clears, 14 21
4j4. second clears, ta..V64.eV
SEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
tgaeXatlaas at tka Day an Varlaes
Caasaawdltla.
NEW TORK. Jina x.-FLOT-R-P-ecelpts,
Wl bbls. : exports. 1.1") bhls. ; msrket
d'lll: snd shout steadv; M1nnn"ta patents.
fc.Jift.HJ: winter stmirtits, tJ"T4: Mln-
neenta bakers. M. Ji 4. er. winter extraa
H&OQ4.10: wlnt-r pstvots. t4Sti4n? winti-r
low grades. HSV'M'jn. Re flour, nulet;
fain to good, i.5uei4.99; choice to fancy.
l tjHNMEAU Htesdr: Fne white snd vl
low. fl.W-wi.ts); coarse. 11 ; kiln dried, B St.
RT E Easy ; No. 2 Western, KOe, f. a. b..
New Tors.
W HE AT Receipts. Ill," bu. : exports.
. 171 bu. : apot market firm: No. 1 red.
11.01, elevator, snd $1.. spot, f. o. b..
flost: No. 1 northern Uulutrt, Ji.lftV r. o.
b., afloat: No. a hard winter, tl. 11. f. o. b.,
afloat. Bullish southweet weather snd
crop news put wheat prices up a cent per
Dtianei tonay. enorts were gooi nttyers
snd there wss a ood ontslde demand, hilt
when late realising developed the market
eased off a llt'le snd closed net
higher. Julv, avtl.uO. closed at c;
Rpptember, lfG9bc. rinsed at fSc.
CORN Receipts. ISO bu.; exports, 31.
bu.; spot msrket firm; No. 2, TV.
elevator, and 71c. f. o. b." afloat. Option
market opened lower, but rallied on the
weetern etrength and closed tc net
higher. July closed at TTVc; September.
74Hi'57Riyc, closed at TRyc.
UATS Receipts, al.oon hu.; spot market
steady; mixed. 2s to 22 lbs.. B-IIvOSdc; na-
tnral white. 24 to 32 lbs.. 57iyUWV:. clipped
white. 32 to 50 lbs.. t5c.
HAT &my; good to choice. WSbr.
HOPS Julet: stste. common to choice.
tm7 cron, 5an4c; 19f crop, eg-; Paciflo
coaet 19i7 crop, E'ae; 19"4 crop. Sc.
HIDES Firm; Bogota, 17V:; Central
America. 17H.- '
l.KATHER 43uiet; add. JSJTTo.
PROVISIONS Peef, steadv; fsmlly. tr.Sn
SI? (10: mess, ti3.5o-ijrl4.tiO; bef hams. P 5i4
on; packet. 114.J6'tr!5.0O; city extra India
mess, ta4.nu25.m Cut meats, steady: pick
led bellies. t31O.0O; pickled hsma, .7M
10 00. Lard, stesdy; western. $ StxriM.flO; re
fined, quiet: continent, 190": South Amer
ica. t0; compound, rr.STVgs.nvfc. Pork,
quiet; family. C7 onniD.OO; short clears, $15.75
17.2k; meee. t 7615.26.
TALLOW guiet; citv 't2 per pkg.J. 5Hc:
country (pkgs. free). SHtftHo.
RIi.'E Unlet; domestic, fair to extra,
IS'fr'fry: Japan, nominal.
BL"TTEfR "lrm : creamery specials, I4c;
extras, 23c; thirds to firsts. WvMc; state
dairy, common to finest, 16'J3'; process
common to special. lHyiliyc; weatern fac
tory, firsts. 19o.
CHEESE Bteady; full ereampry, old spe
elals. 16c ; stats full cream, old. full white,
fancy, 14c; state full cream, old. large and
small, colored, fsncr 14-sa: ststs full cream,
fair to prime, llVtOlSc; atate full cream,
common, (jVsc; stale full cream, new, Vs
4) li"c.
E(K18 Firmer; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected, whits, lSfJOc; good
to cholce.l8-5fl9o.
POULTRT Alive, steady; western spring
chickens, Sic; rowls, IZc; turkeys. 11c;
dressed, unsettled: weatern spring chickens,
26-uaic; turkeya. 12317c; fowls, jU414c
WEATHER I.V THE GRAIX BELT
Bkwwars and Warner Wedn day,
Says tk Prwphet.
OMAHA. Jun t, 1908.
Ralna continue gnneral throughout the
central valleys. Tha rains of last night
wera generally heavy in eastern Nebraska.
Kansas and Oklahoma, where falls ranging
from one and one and a half to ove.' two
Inches occurred. Temperatures are slightly
higher throughout the central valleys and
southwest and are slightly lower along the
Atlantla coast and In the extreme north
west. Unsettled weather continues through
out tha west and conditions ar favorable
for showers In this vicinity tonight and
Wednesday, with slightly warmer.
On.aha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with tna correepona
lng day of tha laat three years:
19. 1307. 190. 19HS
Minimum temperature a M M 60
Precipitation .00 .00 .CO
Normal temperature for today, St degrees
Deficiency In precipitation alnca March L
.40 Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period tn 1S07,
190 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1904,
l.za inches. l a. wklbh,
Local Forecaster.
Cons aad ' Wheat, Regrlaa BwrietlxuT
For tha twenty-four hours enrllns at I a
m . 75th maridlan time, Tussday, Juna 2.
1906
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Raln
tatlona. Max. Mtn. fall. Fky.
Aahlaod. Neb. ... a s4 l.M
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudv
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudv
Cloudy
Raining
Cloudv
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Auburn. Neb 04
(4
62
87
M
M
tl
M
54
S3
S
60
60
1
.44
J.32
1.
.48
.31
.50
.
7
.75
.
.72
Columbus, Neb.. 44
Fslrbury. Neb.. S
Fairmont. Neb..; 41
nr. Island. Neb..
IHartlngton. Neb 44
Hastings, Neb.... 61
Oakdale. Neb.... 41
Omaha. Neb t
Tekaraah, Neb... W
Alta. Ia 41
Carrnll. Ia 87
Clarlnda. Ia 42
bley. Ia 44
tStoux City. Ia.. ..
53
.53
4 f .ftl
52
i
.08
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at I a. m. 2 Not Included In
averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
. No. of Tamp. Rain.
Central. HuUlona. Max. Mln. Inches
Chicago. Ill .. 24
Columbus, O. 18
Dea Molnea, la.... 14
Indianapolia. Ind.. 12
Kansas City Mo.. 21
Louisville. Ky 1
Minneapolis. Minn. 28
Omaha. Neb la
St. Loula. Ma U
70 48 T
49 44 T
44 50 .04
70 SO : T
72 00 .44
74 64 T
70 .14
42 64 .82
70 64 .0J
Heavy ralna orcurrM last night In the
Omaha and Kaunas Cltv districts and
lighter rains In othsr portions of tha. corn
and wheat region. Temperaturee are
ellght! higher throughout the corn belt.
T A WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Kusu City Grata aad Provisions. '
KANSAS C1TT, Mo.. Juna 2. WHEAT
Vnchanged; July, 4He: September, 8c;
cash. No. 1 hard. MaVTv; No. 1 hard.
lWM.c; No. 2 red, HtyyVic; No. 1 rad,
i(Voc.
CORN lo higher: July, 444o: September,
40tc: December. 62Vm; cssh. No. 2 mixed.
71c; No. 1 mixed. WyflTlc; No. 3 white,
7l-ij71e; No. 1 white, 71ii71Vc.
OATS Unchanged: No. 3 white, 61386c;
No. ! mixed. aliyuoHiC
RTE-747Sc.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 111.009
11.50; choice prairie. t9.5W10.00t
BUTTER Steady; creamery, !lc; pack
ing sock. ltc.
&K13 Steady; fresh extras, lie; current
receipts. 13c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, lll.0OtJU.5O:
choice prairie-, tB.injiO.00. . 1
Reoelpts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu r..". 33. 1M.
Corn, bu 12.tO 33.(KJ
OaU. bu 7.0u0 l.i
Optlona at Kansas City:
Article
I Open. High. I Low. Close.
Wheat
July September
Corn
July September
t t
2Sj aAi
44J 44J
4trJ T,
4 MH S
4IH 441lS4
SI u!4
Pklladelpbla Prodaoo Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Juna t BUTTER
Firm, lc higher: extra western treaanoty.
SI1: extra nfartir nnnts. i.e.
EilOS oteedy. fair demand; Pennsylvania,
and otner nearby first a. free raaea, 17V': ,
current receipt, in rviurnaoio cases, c,
st mark.
CHEEaB Steady: New Tork full ftania,
choice, avail'', (air to good, lullc.
Llveeaool Carols Maekart.
UVHRPOOL, Jno 1-WHliAT-Spol,
nrm: No. 2 'nrd western winter. 7s, ad: No.
1 California. 7s. ajd; futures ouMt; July.
7s. Vl. September, 7a, lVt, December, 7a,
d.
CORN Spot, firm; new American kiln
dned. 6a, USJ. old A merit a a mixed, as;
fu lures, nomiual. ,
raorl Market.
PEORIA. Ill . Juna 1-CORN Higher;
No. 1 yellow, 73c; No. (, Tjcu N 4, 7uc; no
grade. atc.
OATS-Higtier; No. I whlta, DWc; No. 4
white. 6-c
HlKy-oteadr at .
Mllwaakoo t.rala Msfktt.
MILWAUKEE, Juno 1 WHEAT
Firmer: No. 1 northern. U. 13114; No. J
Ioortr.ern. j nii ut, euij. .i-a-. aaaca.
! . 11 t cv r..n- V a If m t. - u ... . ..
' . 1 V ir , ."M. . , . vw , ..
CoAN Steady ; July. aoc aaksd.
I Tadedo lead Market.
1 TOLEDO. June I. SEk-D Clxver. Oct..
tll7 ix, lec. 7.4i.
SEW YORE STCCtiS AND BONDS
Ball MoTement Show Some Evidence,
of Oventrtin.
EABXT IS HIGEZ2
Rlsa la Price Bring Oat Flaw af
OsTarlaaw aad Market Reaesa
Bands A rm Ir
v
rwatalac
NBTvV TORK. June 2. Ths bull move
ment In stocks showed some evidence of
overstrain todsy. During the first hour
ths rate of activity was greater than naa
been wltneaeed at the New Tork Stock
exchange in a period of considerably over a
year. rne transactions in Lnion i-bchtc
were estieclallv heavy, a rood share being
the customary unit of the sales recorded
on the tape in tne aggresetve sdvance to
lfiO. As tne 2H per cent dividend has been
deducted from the price since It sold st
ul last month. todays price resiiy
represents the highest of the veer. At tha
round figure sncli a flood of selling orders
was encountered that the obstacle provd
Insurmountable to a further advance. This
really proved ths decisive test of the mar
ket, althouah 8t. Paul. Reading and South
ern Pacific has risen vigorously In company
with Union Pacifier but not to last montn s
high prices. A rise of over 4 points in
Missouri Pacific also proved Ineffective to
hold prices againat the sales to realise.
l he movement ror tne auvanre gave
signs of disintegration after the turn in
In ion Pacific. In advancing L'nlon Pa
cific, use was made o. "jmori that the
financing of the company, which has been
In contemplation had been quietly effected
without formal public announcement. These
rumors remsined without official con
firmation and credence In them waned con
sequently. The sham rise In Missouri Ps-
clflc and In soma of the other Oould stocks
wsa partly the outgrowth of reiterated re
ports that the reorganisation of some of
tha properties In that group, now under
way or said to be In contemplation, would
strengthen the coherency of the group and
would Introduce Important new backing
Into the enterprises. A good effect wss
produced on speculstlve sentiment oy inn
mornlnii's reports of resumDtlon of mill
activities In New England, and some large
merchandise oroers piscen in concert ov
St. Iuls people. Textile trsde reports
described the good effects of curtailment
of production to trade, tha consequent
depletion of stocks and the reduction of
prices following tna lowering oi wages.
Whet, admission waa mane aunng um
day that ateel bar manufacturers wore
meeting the cut of the smaller Interests In
that trade to 11.40. some contrasta were
drawn between the policy, which has been
nursued In tha textils Industries ana mar
of persistent holding of prices, which hsd
oeen anopteo m tne sieei irmnc. t mini
States steel was unresponsive to the early
rise In tha market and weakened a sharp
fraction after tha official announcement
resarding ateel prices.
Tha reduction In the Harrlman Pacifies
cams after the publication of the May
earning, which showed for l'nlon Pacific
reduction tn operating expenses twice as
great as the falling off In gross earnings.
but for Boutnern fscuic oniy sooui iwu
thlrds aa great as tha gross decrease. Tha
government's rsport on cotton condition
and the weather bureau's summarised
weekly bulletin kept allva attention to
possibilities of crop deterioration. Soma
sensitiveness was shown to ' ths day's
weather reports from parta of the, crop
region. Blocks wera firm at tha eloao
with some recovery from ths reaction.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales par
value. 13. 764,000. United States bonds un
changed. .
Number of sales and quotations on stocks
were as follows: i
galea. Hlsh. Low. Clnse.
4 4a ma Bxpreas
Amautamaied Copper
Am. CAP
Ana. C. T. pfd....
Ana. OMtoo Oil
Am. Cottoo oil pfd..
Amaricao Exptaee ...
Am. H. A U plA
Aoaerlraa lea
Am. Unaead Oil
Mm. Uasaad Oil pt4..
AOL Looomottva
in. Loeanotlvs pf4..
Am. 4. A R
11
to ")
1.600
1
auo
7
354
U tt'A
M T
10 H
no
.... 204
1MI
W4 n
1H 1
.... M
5f aH
.... 10u4
2.
x4
lot
4.teo iitt
74 Th 7114
M It
Am. S A R. pfd.
Ana. ftusar Rertnlog. as-lv
Am. Totiaces ptd cifa
Aoaroada Mlotng Ca
Atchleoa
Atchiaoa stil -
L4ft
4a us4 lv, unv,
rat Siva SK'Vj nt.
.. 4.FO 444 4H 42
.. 7. mo Vt US M4
im el ir n
. , 1 tm 14 . - n Ji
.. J.JOS 14 . a"1
'87
.. U.W0 9i 4 44
a.X) 1414 l'1 1"H
ll 1H 16 1V0
.. 14.400 44 444 4
- LKa T4 7 H
.. !. 1MV, 1U4 tr
.. 81 e 117 s u l
V
II
Atlaaiia Coaat Una....
Balumore A Ohio...
Bal. Ohio ptd
Brook Ira Rapid Tr....
Caaadtaa Pacano
Taotral at New Jenwr.
(Heaapeaka A Oklo...
Chloaso 04. W
Cblcaso A N. W
r , M. A M. T
Chloaso T. A T
Ckleego T. A T. ptd
C. C. C. A St. L
Colorado F. A 1
Colorado A So
OoM. A so. lot pfd.
Cola. A So. Id ptd
Ceaollda4 Oas
Cora Produrte
Corn Producta pfd
Delaware A Huoaoa
Dei.. L. A W
Denver A Rio Orande
D A H. O. pf
DlatlllarV gorartties
Brie
Brie let pfd
Brie M pfd
General Bleotna
lillsola Ceotral
Intarnatldhal Paper
Int. Paper pfd
lot. Pump
Int. Pans pfd
loa Cetral
Iowa Central pfd
Kaoaaa City "So
K. C. so. pfd
100 W4 W4 M4
l.pno :es ts - as
l.h n si va 1114
one Waj 5 K)
fO W aft.
l.mo 12s utvt i
iuO 16 14 154
44
K Id 161 10
m
ItVi H 2
r?
MS Sot, 15 34
Sl.so X4 K'4 a
l.iw 414 4f4 41
aw ih ins i7
tOOO Ui Ui 14
1H
47
3 I4S 24 "4 i4
OO 74T T 74i
sna 17 17
ta as t 44
M4 4i K,
ID II M M
sn 1111 lis It
1
Sns at4 341 ts
h llivs lit
i us lsht 144
14.4)1 144 604 it
sal ! lS
4t4 414
Aloe aa 7i 47.
Bl
, 4.? !'! l4 lf4'4
1.3K 41 k 40. 41
ln 70 i S
l.Ha is4 17H ltv
lens M tl 174
, L1"0 B X4
1 lliv, lk
W J7. 174j V
, S6. m (Vk 17 474
Ut4
. l.liO 14 It !
. 4t 47 47Ta
W 25 Z4- 24
KO ln4 1S
50 44( il 44
,ri.T) lis 147', !4
51 4 II 4
45
100 DA SO 4VW,
. 1.S.M M 14
M M tli
. li.sw as u4
. 4.1) lt lut 1'I4
M 144 M M(
as
) !1S 1:
. S.4ut Jt4 14 a
. 1J0
;m 61S 11 9l
11 a 47H S74 IT
V 14 4 "4
17V4
. 44. 12 1V U7k
e 2."a
HO 44 H 14
at 11 i U la,
. 23. U44 isi U3a
. I'S 114 "4 IIS
. 4 auO U 124 li 4
. 1 ? 11 " 114
S7. fc4 a4a
Lootevtllo A N
Msxlcaa Central
Mian. A st. I.
M.. 4t. P A 4. 4 M
M.. St. r ,A 4. 4. M. pfd..
Miaaoort Paolflo
M., K. A T
M.. g. A T. pf
h'atloaal Laad
N. R. a. of M. pfd
New Tork Central
N. T . O A W
Norfolk A W
Bock laland Co
Rock laiand Ca. pfd
a. u a s. r M r
St. Loaia 4. W
at. L . w. pfd.
Saathern Pavthe
So. Pacific pld
So. Rallwar
Bo. Hiatlwar pfd
Taaaa A Pacific
T . St. L. A W
T . SL L. A W. pfd
Caloa Paclflo
taliia Patific pfd
U. 4. Eiproaa
C. 4. Realty
V. 4. Rubber
r. 4. Rabbar ptd
r. 4. Staoi
O. 4. Steal ptd
Va.-Cro. Chomlcal
Va.-Caro. Cbeat. pfd.
Wabaah
Wabeao pfd
Watla-Farro Biprae
Waatmsbouaa Klactrta
Wiakara Tnloa
Wheallnf A L. B
Wtaxonaia Central
Wla Cantral ptd
Northern Paclflo
Caatral Latkr
Centra! Uoataor pfd
4ljae-Shriatd Stael
Great Nerthera pfa.
Intarborougk Mot.
lBL M. A
V'ta Coo
T iiiaaiini Coo oar
Total aaiaa lor Ike ear. Ml. auo sharaa.
Loa dea t.
rk Market.
LONDON. June t American securities
were higher and generally steady at tha
opening today. Later an Irregular move
ment aot in and at noon pricea ranged from
a point below to a point above yesterday a
New York cloaing.
London cloaing stock quotations:
ecauaele. avanar ..17 14-li Mo.. Kan. A T.ias. . ,
a ae oueoamt 41 14-11 Naw Tork Contra. . .It
Aattoii'l ,T Norfolk A Weatara.. 714
Atcbuoa o ptd .. at
Mi at Ontario A Waatera. . 4-4
altlaior A Onla MS Paoaarlvanla a.',,
Caaadiaa Pacific .... 144 Hand MUaaa
Chaamaeaka A Uhlo.. 4 Rao dins
Chi. Groat Weatern.. 7 SuuUiara Railvar . l-'s
Chi.. Mil. A st. r .:4s so pfd 4
gaers " "4 Sontktra Paaflc ... '
renvar A Bis Graada taioa Paclfu .s
a p4d K4 do pfd ad
ajna 34-4 Caned Stataa steal., til
do 1st ptd 4J so pfd 104
da id pit "4 Waaaaa is
Oraad Truua 14 do p( 4
lllaoia C cat ml U7 4paaiaa 4a ats
Louiavtlla A !4aah. 4a.aauu4 Cupper. I
Ea-dlv
SILVER Bar, quiet at !4d per ouncs.
MONEY 8l Per cent.
The rsta of discount in ths open msrket
for short bills is lg per cent; for three
months' bills, Per cent.
Baak Ctoaurlaca.
OMAHA, Ju-ve 1 Bank clearings for to
sy wsre ti. I'M 56o. SI and for the corres
ponding data last year fc.' 4C3.65.
Traaaary Stateaaeat.
WA8HINUTON. June 1 Tnday'a state
ment of the treaaury balanrea u tha gt-n-rral
fund exclusive of the ll'. ov.ow sold
reara, shuaa. Avatiabia vasli Iijjiiwc,
C41.474.525; gold c-Hn and bullion. t3S.ay.5i;
gold cert;f:cates, 141.7.T49.
Naw Tark Maaey Market.
NEW TOPK, June 2 -PRIME MERCAN
TILE PAPF.H-3'1jl peT cent.
STERLING EXCIU.NOit - Wm, wfh
actual buatneea In bankers' bills at M VS-it
4 T' for demand and at 14 i5&4.a.vi for
s'xty-dav bills; commerclel bills. 14 ISH.
SILVER Iar. $i"c; Mexican dollars, 4Tc.
lONDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
M NET On call. easy. lVff14 Pr cent;
ruling rate. 14. pr cent; closing bid. l'a
per cent; effered at iv par cent. Tlma
loans, slightly easier: s'xty days, Vt2
per cent; ninety daya. 2ol per cent; six
months. 51 .' per cent.
Closing quotstlons on bonds today wera
4s follows:
C. I. rf. fa. leg....
4o enupoa
C. I. ta, rag
4e eeupoa
C. 4. 4a. reg
4e emipea
An. Tonarea 4a
do "ta ...
Atrritana gea. 4a...
io ad. a
At-blna rr 4
inn Is
Atlantic C. U 4s...
B.l. A Okie 4s
4n la
Brx R. T. CV. 4. .
Crniral of Oa. la...
lo 1M ITM
e Jd Inr
do id hit
Oie A Ohio 4. .
"l! A A. I'a
C. B A vl a. a..
C. R. L P. 4. .
do cel. fis
lr HocS. Tsl. .. ..ls4
Int. . tt e
71 L A M. sat. 4
lt Mka. e. f. 4
13i XrL Central . H
in da 1M lor 17
. rt M. a St. L. M S
.14M.. K. A T. 4s
. "4 4o ta U
. M N. t I. ol USUI
. si N T. C. t . H a
"4 S. J. C. t . 1 U414
ya. Pacino tm 101
Ml ' do la 714
n N. A W. r. a....v. rtv
ni o. a U rfd. 4a It's
I'M , Praa. if. IMS. . 14
71 do wi. 4a lit
4M Readlns H. 4 "4
1 Rs. at t'vha 4a 1W4
i'l 8t. L I I. H. 1 la.ivt
T St. 1 A S P ts. 4a. 7v
M4 St. u S. W. e. 4a ... 47
e hoard A. L. 4.. 61
Tl eo. Pmrlhc 4 SS4
r4 do 1st 4a .
do rrdg. tm...
rrr.. 4 It. L 4 s7Vto Railvar h W
Colo. Ind. In. J eaaa P la ini
"'la. Mid. 4 SI "T , St U A W. 4 r"
" olo. A so. 4a. w4t'aioB Pari f 1c 4a im
Del. A H. cv. 4... do rr. 4a. tlk
D. A R. O. 4s M T. S Steel M Is MS
Brie s. U 4a WHuk la 1'4
do fen. 4a.. ....... Tl Vrmmr Ma. 4a 70
Japaa 4s , w a L. B 4 c
do 4Ha M4 Wla. Caatral 4a
do 4aa Zd aerlaa...
814. "Aakra.
N. T., M. U. a. I oa..UI
Boston Stawka aad Bonda,
BOSTON. Juna ! Money, call loans. S
t per cent; time loans. Ja1 per cent.
Closing quotations on stocks and bonds to
dsy were aa follows:
Atchiaoa ad. 4a..... at Binsham
.. SO
. .475
.. a
.. 71
.. H
.. 4
.. IT
.. 4
.. It
.. I-4
.. 17.
.. K
.. at
.. an
.. :i4
.. 4S
.. ux,
.. n
.. 1J4
.. 74
.. Pit
.. 14
.. 41Vi
.. i
.. t
..Mi
.. MH
.. st
.. It
..110
.. :
.. l
do 4s 17 cal. a H-rla
Atchiaoa Ml Centennial ..,
do pfd Mi Copper Range
Bnatoa A Alhanf. . ., Pair West ...
Bnofon Iterated ...i4 rranklla
Fttchburg pfd ?. Ormalrr
Mexlcaa Central ..... ll Rorala
N Y , N. H. A H...1SS-1 Maaa. Mla.ns
fnloa Pacific
Mich n
. . PI Mntiawk
.. W Morn. C. A C
ar 7k Old Dominion ,
...i!4 0Teola
Parrot
..m'i uoincy ,
.. f1fc Shannon
., 14 Tamarack
.. IT Trtnltr
Am. Arre. Uhem.
So pld
Am. pneo. Tube...
Amor. Jnsar
do pfd
Am. T A T
Am. Wooiea .......
do pfd ,..
Pomtnlna f. AS
Bdlaon Elae. Illa...tl4 t'nited Copper
o4aral Blortrlc 144 V. 4. Mining
Maaa. Blectrto ....... I U. S. Oil
do pfd 44 t'tah
Maaa. Oas .. IS4 Victoria
ITnited rralt . .144 Wlnoaa
tnltsd S.
aa4 Wolverine
27t4 North Butte
. Bntte Coalition ....
lutviNerada
I Cal. A Artsona.....
at Artaona Com
C7i4(iraene Cananaa ...
144
do pfd ..........
C. 8. Steel
do nrd
Adventure m
A lionet
Amaisanvatad ....
Atlantis
B14. Offered.
Farelgra Financial.
LONDON. Juna 1 Money was abundant
and easy on tha market today In spits of
ths payment of lfc,U0u.0iw In connection with
the Psnnsylvania bonda Discounts wera
weaker. On the Stock exchange business
broadened in various sections. Cheap money
was the leasing factor In the advance,
which was pronounced In consols, colonial
issues, Japanese bonds and Russian Securi
ties, chiefly for Investment sccount. Con
sols, however; lost a quarter of a point tn
the afternoon on profit taking and this
csused British securities to cloee easier.
American securities Jumped smartly In re
sponse to the rise on Wall street. Union
Pacific led tha advance and low priced
Issues wera supported by local and conti
nental houses. Canadian Pacific waa weak,
being affected by the reduction In the
Hudson Bsy dividend. In the afternoon good
New Tork support snd bear covering aent
prices higher and raus'd a firm close at a
shade below the heat for tha day. Kaffirs
were firm on bear covering prior to tha
holidays. 1.
PARIS, June J. Trading on ths Bourse
today wsa strong snd prices recovered fol
lowing the lead-of New Tork.
BERLIN. June,, 2 Prices on the Bourse
today opened firm snd moderatlvely ac
tive. Japanese and Russian preferred secur
ities weakened later In tha day and tha
market cloned tjutet. .
New YoratM!alaa- Stocks.
NEW TORK. June 2. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were ss follows:
Alice Leadvtila Ota. I
Braece 10 Little Chlat ..... I
Brunswick Cos I Mexlcea 44
Com. Tunnel atork... 17 Ontario 140
Com. Tunnel boada. .178 Optalr 27Y
Cna. Cal. A Va 41 Email Hopes II
Horn Silver 90 Standard 175
Iron Silver .104 Tallow Jacket - 41
Matal Market.
NTTW TORK. June l METALS There
was quite a sharp sdvnce In the London
tin market, spot eloa.,.g st 129 Bs and
futures st 1 7s 4d. rne local mernei
was quiet, with quotations ranging from
128.50 to 179 110. Copper wss higher at 51
22a 4d for spot and at 68 13s 9d for ruturea
In the London market. The local market
waa dull, with lake quoted st tl2.75Tl2.S7H.
elwtrolvtle at tl3.5oi,'2.75 and casting at
fl2.37H4il2.50. Lead waa a shads higher In
London, while locslly the market was dull
at 64 321414 35. Spelter was unchanged at
19 15a In London. Tha IochI market waa
eary and a little lower at t4.50rr4.56. Iron
waa higher tn London, with Cleveland war
rants quoted at 6is l"Hd. The local market
waa unchanged. with ' No. 1 northern
fourdry quoted e.t H4.7Mrt7.Sn. No. 2 north,
srn foundry at rj4.OJHjl7.iiO and No. 1 south
ern and No. 1 southern soft at tlrt.2Mr17.00.
8T. IOnS. June 2. ME7TAL8 Lead, un
changed. t4.23V. Spelter. K40.
Available Sappllea of Grata.
NEW YORK. June 2. Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Brsdstreet's show the following changes In
available supplies as compared with previ
ous account:
1 Wheat, In tha United States east of the
Rockies, decreased l,241.Ofi0 bu. Csnsda de
creased l.llS.mo bu. Total decrease In the
l nitarj Biaiea aon t ansaa. i.j.4.'"-i nu.
Afloat for snd In Europe decreased 2.4Vl0.i
bu. Total American and European supply
decreased 4.4,ono hu.
Corn. In the United States and Canada,
decreased V'T.fW hu.
Oata. in the United States and Canada,
decreased ll'I.OOO bu.
The leading decreases snd Increases re
porter! this week were: Manitoba decreased
472, bu.. Chicago private elevetora de
creeeed 303 ofm hu.. Portland. Me., decreased
83.000 bu.. Rt. Joseph decraeed 57.000 bu. and
Fort Worth Increased 6.ot bu.
Cettea Market.
NFTW TORK. Juno f COTTON Spot
closed quiet. IO potnta higher: middling up
lands, ll.aor: mltldllng gulf. 11.75c. No sales.
Futures opened firm. July, t.jSc; Augtist,
t 7c: Septemher, S 31c bid: October, 'J.c:
recerc her 9 14c; January. .14c.
GALVEHTON, Tex.. June 2. COTTON
Stesdv. llo.
NEW ORLEANS. Juna 2. COTTON
Spot stesdy; low ordinary, 1 1-1 4c nomin
al: ordinary. 7t(ie nominal; good ordinary.
S-loc: low middling. 10 7-16c: middling
11 good middling. 12c: middling fair.
l!Sc; fair. ISSc nominal; sales 1 45J
hales: receipt aaiaa ttt bales; stock 11V
874 bales.
ST. LOUIS. June . COTTON gulet;
middling. llS-c; sales 33 bales; receipts.
110 bales: shipments 795 bales; stock,
23,044 bales.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. June 2 COFFEE Mar
ket for futures opened steady at un
changed prices to an advance of 6 points
There was some little Irregularity during
the middle session, as auiail orders af
fected the market tn tha absence of gen
eral buslneas. but the undertone was
eteady. net unchanged to 6 points hlrhBr.
alea were reported of 16.250 sua. tn-
eluding June at 4.14c: September t 4 05c;
I December at I ODo. Part of the oualnees
ronalsted of exthanaes from December to
Mav at 10 points. pot coffee, quiet; No.
7 Rio, 4 So: No. 4 aaniu. 1 V Mild
coffee ju:et; Cordova, J12o.
Oils aad Roala.
OIL CTTT. Pa , J'ins J -OIL Credit hal-
nrri. tl.T; runs for May, 31 V5M.T1 hhis ;
tiallv averav. lAlld bbls.; ai'.pmuats for
June 1, 1H 4.i4 bbis.
PAVANN'AH Ua.. Jure I TUHPEN
T1NF Firm. 3c.
P.OSIN Firm. A. V. an 1 C, Csei70;
Ta .fct.!io: E. S.-saiji Mr .c. 1310: H. ta.s.'i;
I. 4.': K. : M. : N. HH; W. O.,
pi. 3D; W. W.. Ji
katrar aad StelMkaea.
NEW TORK. Jvne 1 SUGAR Raw.
r.rra; fair refinina-. lc: centrifugal. 3d teat,
4i; molaaaoa autrar. l.alc. Refined, ateatt;
No. 4. vc; No. T, 4o; No. 4. 4 ; Nu. .
4.S&C ; No. 10. 4 Toe; No. 11. IKe; No IX
4.w.c; Ne. 11. 4ur: No. 14. 4.56c. confection-
era A. t 1 mould A. i 75c; cut loaf. I.Suc;
cruahed. -Sc. powdered, i-juc; trtauulateu.
lax; cubes, 4io.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
C.ttlt of All Kindt Showing Still
Further IraproTemenL
HOGS SELL FIVE TO TEN CE3TS OFT
Iktep aad Lanaks af All Klads Bxta
tremely glow aad Doll at Pi leas
Ceaerally Weak to Teal
Carats Lower.
SOT-TH OMAHA. June 1. IM
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Monday .
Estimate Tuerday
2.645
4 1
t.4T
4.6U0
4. 4
U4U0
Two davs this week... 4.54i 17.742 1S.7
9ame davs lsst wek... ..! I.7 4.o9
ama day 2 weeks sgo.. a 117 U'.oil U.l
fame day 1 weeks so..lO 239 1 til 10 4.T1
"ama day 4 weeks sgo.- 4.716 14.5.T1 t.fJ4
Seme day last yesr 14.m I8.4c 4.ITI4
The following table shows tha receipts of
cattle, hogs snd sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
IS. 19(i7. Inc. Deo.
Cattle .loH.ari 4T5.3n4 ldo.S
Hogs 1.3M.261 tOW.421 1,H1
Shep 410.141 7.47 15S.13S
The following table shows the average
price of hogs st South Omaha for the List
several days, with comparisons:
Date.
1908.
1S07. lrJ. !19r. I1S"4. 1908.
t- I - I-
May a..
May a..
May 24..
May 25..
May
May 27..
May 28..
Mav 29..
May tn..
May
Juna L..
June 1..
t J7
a
I 14V.I
t la
6 20
t
I 0 S 17 4 471 S 77 4 97
S 2I 25' I 4 41 6 721 7 02
S 44, 4 31 5 12 I 6 TOi 7 10
I t7Vi
S 24i 4 Oil 4 S 5 17,1 4 SS' t 81 7 10
! OS1 4 12 S ll 4 50) T 12
t SS I 4 lOj 4 21 S nt! I 53; I 93
ID I I 4 21 5 16! 4 4i 4 07! T 07
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today bv each mad wss:
Cattle. Hoss. Ehern.H'r's.
17. M. ft St. p 7
Wshssii T
Missouri Pacific 2
Union Paclflo 29
C. N. W., east.... 7
C. A N. W , west.... 23
C. St. P. M. ft O.... 4
C. B. ft Q., east 1
C. B. A 14 . west.... 49
C. R. I. A P.. esst.... 1
C. R. L A P.. west.... 21
Illinois Central 1
C. O. W
I " I I
8 IS, 4 S3; I 3, I 4 Wl T Ot
4 111 4 ll t 28 1 4 IT 4 1 7 "4
4 04l 4 22 t 171 4 15 T OS
6 Ml 4 S3 t 1 4 34i 4 04
I 4 271 I 1SS 4 2' 2 l 4 94
14 i3 7
73 '4 !.'
14
t I
24 2 :
2 4e
9 ae
4
1R1 14
Total receipts 156
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tha num.
uer ot neaa inaicatea:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and company 9i
Cudahy Packing Co 7".!
Armour A Co 471
5.S2 L62S
1.V6 1.5
3,565 1.024
Cudahy Pack g Co., K. C. 79
Hill m Hon t
F. P. Lewis 18
J. B. Root Co 20
H. F. Hamilton S
F. O. Inghram 1
Sullivan Bros. 33
Other Buyers 2!H
TJ. B. B. Co. 141
Lon Huff
Cudahy Bros. Co
1,457
2r4
l.Utd
Total 3.253 12.SS2 T.3t3
CATTLE Receipts ot cattle were very
moderste this morning st all market points.
Locally receipts consisted very largely of
cornfed steers, with a very small sprink
ling of butcher stock and feeders. Included
smong the receipts were nineteen cars of
southern csttle on their wsy to tha Da
kota range which were not offered for sale.
It was very evident this morning thst
packers wera all hungry for beef cattle
and they were out In tha yarda earlier than
usual. The trade- waa sctlve snd ths early
arrivals were pretty much all cleaned up
bv t o'clock In tha morning although lata
tratna prolonged tha trade conalderably
beyond that hour. In addition to being ac
tive, the market waa aafely 10e higher
than yesterday. To quote it 16irr26c higher
for the two daya thie week would be a
very eoneervatlve estimate. Among the
offerings today wera several bunches of
very choice yearling steers and heifers,
which sold at t4.76'-.90.
Tha market for cows and heifers waa al
most bare., there being hardla. enough cattle
of that kind to really make a good test
of valuea Still what few cattle there wera
aold very readily at prices that wera a
little higher again than yesterday. For tha
two days the market ts aafely lnFl6c higher
on tha general run of cow atuff.
The stocker snd feeder market wss al
most bare, but the feeling was fully steady
and strong, to say tha Least.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, W5fi7.fl6; fair to good
corn-fed steers, tn.7fif6.0n: common to fair
corn-fed steers, t4.5'ii.75; good to choice
cows and heifers. t4.iVS5 50; fair to good
cows and heifers, tl f&a4 8fi: common to
fslr cows and heifers, t2.a7yff3.85: good to
choice stockers and feeders, t4.753 26: fair
to wood aaockera and feeders. t4-00"T4 75;
common to fair stockers snd feeders, tiSd
too; stock heifers. I2.75'ul.50.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. TT.
14 l'7 i m 1 124 4 14
10 Kl 14 14 1SI 4 W
14 IflTt 4 id So Hod 4 34
44 lll I 54 SO U70 I 44
41 1154 4 44 II 1" 4
a m 1 to ji...-. liiai 444
11 S44 I av 11 117 I 40
ta M it 111 I 40
11 Is) I 70 7 1171 4 46
1J 444 I 74 Ill 4 41
A mat I 71 17. HU 4 4
II 1111 I 74 13 UI4 I SO
II U4 I N 4 117 4
is ins? 1 4 urn 4 w
IT M47 ai It U70 I W
21 lia I at 17 ! 4 44
10 lt4 4 00 14 1 4 H
M. 1170 I 04 20 1 44
I list I 04 JO tl 4
14 IV74 I m tl US4 4 44
I KJ4 4 04 42 14 I 74
II 101 I 10 to isil 4 74
It 464 4 11) m 14S 4 74
14 11a! 4 U 4 114 4 70
It im 4 '4 41 4 74
Ml 107 4 a 12l 4 s
HU 4 U S4 1 4
ll I M II 1041 d S
H Utl I 30 II 1416 T at
42 Hit 4 a SO 14U T OO
24 1147 I l 40 124 T 04
STEERU AND HEIKERd.
41 1124 4 70 U 4 IS
COWS.
I too I 00 I ITS 4 4
1 7 IIS 1. ..... H 4 71
1 7SJ S la 4 4
1 lie I i ! 4 44
4 M i s art I 00
I nu I 71 1 1144 I 16
I. 7l 4 10 1 114 I 14
1 I 111 2 1414 I 40
II. ! M I N I IS t 40
I WW 4 M t 1V71 I 4
2 lt& 4 SO I UM I 70
4 ...lv-10 4 6a
HEIFERS.
4 1140 I W 14 TO! 4 2!
SO 441 I 40 1 1W !
4.... Tit I 3o 4 tit I l
I M I i 4 TO 4
II Kit I 70 t T70 6 1
BULLS.
I T41 110 ' 1 140 4 14
1 iro I SS 1 ISM 4 25
1 iU I t 1 ISO 4 i
I la-it I 44 I U 4 So
1 laua s 44 1 a ii
1 770 I 70 1 137S 4 It
1 1114 I an 1 ISM 4 44
1 nao s at 1 iimi a .hi
1 i: 1 1 u 4 m
1 7au I ao I 4 10
1 SO 14 1 1170 4 a
1 line 4 00
CALVES.
1 mi ix i. til 4 04
1 tlM I 71 1 170 I 00
1 n Hi 1 114 4 'O
1 144 t 0 t 1 191 4 M
2 at I I J'.o 4
I ltd 1 is 1 m in
1 la I 71 11 1S4 1 m
1 141 I 76 1 lit 14
1 1' 3 4 00
STOCKERa AND FEEDERS.
II ta 1 aa S4 HI 4 at
I lie t 16 It U'j: I 14
1 41 4 IS
W E6TERN S UTAH.
Pulp Fed.
, No.
Av. fr. .no.
Av. Pr
j J.n steers. ..1034 5 ao 1 bulls Lti6 1 TS
HOO(J R45-ipts of hogs ai irb point
were considerably lartj-r than anticlpatsd,
-.S5 cars beinif reported In. At tha same
time Cuicatto had a very moderate nin.
In spite of ths moderate receipts at Oil.
caao, t'.ia market, there wsa CalOc lower
and umtrr lhe Influence of unfavorable r -ports
of that kind, together wita the lsr
local re'etpts. tne market here waa alow
and 51'V lower thsn yesterday. While tj
hi.a sold yesterday largely at tE.3tti4.40 a
conalderahie proorilon of them went LiJay
at f, SjU jZ'i- Hulra wt-re alow to make
tne concession, wtals packers st the rame
tune were not In any apparent hurry to tui
or-.'i'.-a. Il-nce the trade diansed aln
ad the morning without ra-ich ulaplay
life or snap.
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let to I !S 72 S.S 120 4 at
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For the Kational Republican Convention. Tickets on
sale June 12th to 16th and for morning trains if the 17th,
good to return until J nne 30th, via the
CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
RAILWAY
THSEE DAILY TRAINS, thoroughly modern in every
respect, leave Omaha Union Station at ?r25 A. M. 6:00 P.
M. and 9:58 P. arrive Union Station, Chicago in the
heart of the city at 9:15 P. M., 8:30 A. M. and 12:28 P. 31.,
respectively.
Low rates to other eastern points.
CITY TICIET OmCE,
1524 Farnazn Street, : : : : Omaha, Nebraska.
P. A. NASH, General Western Agent.
MEDICINAL PURPOSES OiMI.
KOsTSST QUARTS WsTISXXBal BOTTUO XM IOn
Pennsylvania Karmlngton Hye, 4 years old, per doaen
Kentucky Sunbeam Bmirhon. 4 vears ml. per dosen
iTtaroas visa TniTiu products
California Brandy, years old. per doaen
California Hrantiv 4 veara old. Dr dozen
California Port Vln. 4 years old. per
California Sherry Wine. 4 years old, per dosen
Terms: Cash with order. State If wanted for medicine.
E. E. BRUCE 4k CO.
WIOUIUI SBUaOISTS.
St 141 40 I 15 TV 1 14 I 10
71 10 24 H tit ... I 0
a Ul W I !t 71 21 M I 14
04 1H4 1 I XI Tl M l WIN
7 14 H 14 74 117 W I 10
70 22 W Hi (7 t4 ... ISO
St ISt 40 I 24 M If! St I to
tl Ill S Ili 44 i--7 40 I 10
lot Witt T4 44 ... I SO
74 11 40 I 24 71 SnS ... I 10
71 . 40 I IS II. 137 40 I 10
U 14 WlH 41 V4 10 4 90
44 r n II 44 Mi M I 31 4
17 1 to F4 It 14 ... 5 31,
41 1M 40 I 171- 17 1M 40 I 3i
7 la) 1271 41 144 44 I lit
41 W4 ... 1171, 70 S3 . . Jjw,
1....... 2t4 24 I 7H U SlO IU4
at 214 in") I 171 44 44 ... I
W 247 124 I 271, 71 141 ... I lit,
J 11 14 I 71 144 44 I I2t
75 tBO 48 I nv, 7 Sat let I Sli,
7 214 ... 127k, At 200 ta) I 32
7 134 ISO I I7i 74 2 4 I JJ-
M 14 ... I 27, U tit ... IA
to 4 ... I rtw, s iv i n
17 147 ... I 271 44 t 40 I 34
II 14 44 I 30 41 fc2 1 I If
45 21 ?) i 77 lit 40 I SB
14 rs W ID 10 to I 14
151 Sol to 4 10 tn 231 240 I 14
a 144 44. ! SO 70 244 U IH
N 14 ... I 10 71 HI ... I 16
44 17 40 I SO 14 M4 ... I 37t
Tl.. 11 I l 2 311 ... 140
44 Kt 0 I 20 14 .24 ... 144
II til M I 34 tl 'l ..t I 40
(7 214 ... 4 SO U lit ... I 44
tl ... 4 44 W til ... 141
SHEEP Receipts this morning; consisted
ot nineteen cars, out of which number
there were twelve or fourteen cars only
good enough for feeders. Among; the ar
rivals of killers were a few more Idahj
rangers, the same aa were here yesterday.
The market was In very much the asm
condition as yesterday; that la, extreme. y
slow and dull, wltil the demand v-ry
meager and with the trade a drag from
start to finish. Pricea were weak to 10c
lower thin yesterday. Not only were kill
ers alow, but feeders were equally hard to
move.
The Idaho awes brought 14.. which was
Be less than yesterday. Tha wethers sold
at the same price, not being ss good as tha
ewea it wouia oe wen lor range sneep
men to go pretty slow In marketing graaa
era so long aa there are still quite a go)d
many very decent rel sheen and lambs
coming. The range stock this esrly Is not
apt to re any too good and It has to sell
In direct competition with fed stork. Shorn
fed lambs sold today at 14.7044.10, with
Heavy wetners at 44. Ml.
Quotations oa lambs: Good to choice
Uxht-wooled lambs. !6.iii440; fair to good
llght-wooled lambs. tS.iill On; good tl
choice heavy-wooled lambs, t. 7i4.00; shorn
iambs oe under wooiea stock
Quotations on sheep: Good to choice
yearlings, shorn, 44 45-34 90; fair to good
yearlings, shorn, t4.2&a4 tE; good to Choice
wethers, shorn, I4."j4.01; fair to good
wethers, shorn, 1-4 26 64. 40; good to chnloe
ewes, snom, h.&94 bu; fair to good ewis.
snorn. w.o"g,.Jo; cuns sna ducks, shorn,
:.&i(i3.50; wooled sheep lu-0c above shorn
stock.
Represents tlvo sales:
No.
4i' western lamr.t
4 western ewes
454 Idaho yearlings
51 Idaho wethers
l'i& Idaho ewrs
174 Idaho wethers
3 Idaho yearlings
4 Idaho ewes snd wethers....,
y western wethers
?4s western lambs m
iJM westsm ewes
i7t Idaho ewt-s snd wethers
IS Idaho swas. culls
l'l Idaho eaves and wethers....
IS Idaho ewes, culls
22 Idaho yoarlings, culls ,
Z.S4 western la-nhs
174 western lambs
AO wi stern lambs ..,
2K1 Wyoming lambs
i) Wyoming yesrllngs. feeders
7LV Oregon yearlinga, feeders...
46 Colorado lanslia
fra Colorado lamtai, feeders....
!4 Colorado lambs, feeders
1() western ears, feeders
ill western asu, culls
CHICAGO LIVES STOCK
At. Pr.
.02 4 H0
. U 2 4 00
.79 4 75
. M 4 25
. M 4 25
. 8 4 2S
.71 4 75
. 4 25
.130 4 av
. W 4 HO
. 87 3 50
. n 4 20
.83 50
.101 4 20
.92 3
. 75 4 00
. ! 4 46
. V9 i 70
. 107 4 70
. 77 4 65
.13 3 06
. 100
.44 6 i
.51 4 10
.57 4 10
. Rl t 76
. 74 2 (a)
NtBKET
Cattle Stroagt aad Active, Hears Lower
aad Skeep aad Lstast tVeak.
CHICAG.O, June 2. CATTLE Receipts.
2. '"ml head: strong snd artlve; ateera, 15 I'l'.j
7.76; cows. f,1i4.75. helf.-rs. ti)42a;
bulla, t4.mxq6.75. calvea, fci.M.;); stockers
and feirs, 3 B'tfo 4i.
HCX1S Recelpla, 12.0H0 head: msrkft
lhc lower; choice heavy shipping, t6.55"f
4 6i; butchers, ts autfo-iE1. light mixett.
IA Mi&.hf choice. 5.jiu6. A); packing,. $b.wtf
i.io; 1. 76.00; hulk. tS ktiSftu.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, It.noo
head; . mark-t weak: sntp ti.Wvab.ui;
lambs, 15.Cjib4 J5; yearlings. t.tOJp.li.
Kaasae City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. June t CATTLE
Receipts, 7.0UU kead. Including hit soathsrns;
market for steers steady; tup, 17 14; ciwa,
10c higher; quarantine luc higher: choice
export and dressed beef ateera, tAtj7. 6:
fair to good. H.U'tii bu; western steers. 16 uO
4i4.7o; stockers and feedrrj. n.;.yui4H;
southern steers, 14 loti.uu : southern cowt,
tSL76a4.14; native cows, i 5"jS .5"; native
heifers. U. 7144. ; bulla, ti.t 4uo.au; calvea.
U764 A
HtG8 Receipts. 30.000 hesd; market 10c
lower; top. 16 ia; bui kof sales. IS .i5 4o.
heavy, 26. 6'o8 51'; packers and butciiers
o.ii.S(: light. K 2iS.4ii: pigs. tlii4t
tiUEEP AND LAMbS-Kmelpte. b.y,
head; msrket 14j15c lowea, lamoa, i4.lt jA4;
swes and yeariitiga, M.uh 4u; iexas -ar-lings.
14 abty.'. i; Texaa sneep, i7iw4 1,;
rtuckers and feeders. fci.i)u4.uu.
St. Leels Live Klock Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 2. CATTLE Receipts.
i.M head. Inuludlng 150 Texana; market,
natives strong; Texans steady: native
shipping and export steers. fci.aia" 15.
dreased btef and butcher aleera, t. 2"
4 7a. ateera under I.iau pound. H 5" j .60;
Blockers snd feeders. lS.Kau4.7a: rows and
heifer, IC J -6 4 In. canners, II rjlni, biiila,
ll.iM. canners. tl 5u2 u: cslves. 13 t 'ilT vi;
Texas and Indian steers, liutrdAIa, cows
snd heifers. Il.na4 A.
HuUrU-Hrt-vipis, U.HJ0 head, market bsf
lor riwer; piga and Hghia, l-i 76o5 34;
packers. B Z'tii 45; butcher snd beat
heavy. tS.Suu.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts.
head; market loj!5c i"er; nat'va murUins.
t3'aij4.oj; lambs. W i.rt.si, calls and bucks,
U2a, stockers, 14 26.
loos City Live tlork Market.
SIOUX CITT. ' la.. Jane I Special. V
CATTLE Reeeipta 4 head; market atrong;
beeves, at 2&7.g0, 0Ol and beilers,
i!D RETURN
1X04)
ia.oa
:1S.0Q
is oa
dozen
FOB 8AXS
0maha4i Bonds
1-20 Years $500-$1,000
In Amounts to Suit Boysrs
Omaha Bonds
are accepted by the U. S.
government for deposits and
are a legal investment. New
York, Maine, New Ilamp
shire Savings Banks.
SAMUEL BURNS, Jr.,
Donflaa MS. old . T. Ufa.
4.00; feeders. 13. 71-6.00; - calve and yearl
ings, IJ. 5oj4.i.
HOGS Receipts. 7,000 head;, market 100
lower; range, 15.15aJo.36: bulk, t&.Z&ijo.a.
St. Jooegiav Live Stoelt; Market.
ST. JOSEPH, June CATTLE Re
ceipts, l.KC head; market steady: natives,
t4.7aij6.50; cows and heifers. Cyu'aG.'i.
stockers ami feeders, 13.777.(41.
HOGA Receipts, t.354 hesd; market R
10c lower; top, 1330; bulk of saIes.to.3ixv
5.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.800
head; market I1M7I00 lower; yearlings and
wethers, M.00j4.75.
Stock lo Slaht.
Receipts of live stock at the six princi
pal weatern markets yesterday:
Vlt H
i
OMI1I, 44 MM. ss
Cattle. Hon. Shoep.
Snnth Omsha 4.m I3.4i1 t.)
Sioua City 1 7.'H0
Kansas City T.( 3ft.'m l.Ono
St. Louis I.5 15,'ii0 l.j
t. Joseph 1.1"2 8.364 !.
C'hlcigo t'M) 12.i4 15.100
- Total receipts 17.()2 75 754 10,600
Wool Market.
BOSTON. June 2. WOOL While the tone
of the wool market is firmer. In sympslhy
with London, prices sre no higher and tne
volume ot business naa raiinn to expana
materially Thiy lending domestic quotations
follow: Michigan and Wisconsin, fine un
washed. U7l:c; delaine unwashed. 2&!Cc;
half blood unwashed. 22j23c: three-elRhtha
blood unwaehed, 22'23c: quarter blood un
washed. 2721c. Kentucky. Indiana and
Missouri, three-eighths hltxid, 2Mi2tc; quar
ter blood. awHo. Scoured values. Teass
fine twelve months. 50i6?c: fine si v. to
eight months, 46j4ic: fine six to eight
months, 4f.Jiic; fine fall. 4243c.
ST. LOCUS, June 2. WtxlL Firm ; me
dium gradea. combing and clothlnaT. lOtyiivr:
light fine 14"T15c; heavy fine, lufallc; tub
washed, la'-i5c.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Frwlta.
NETW TORK. June EVAPORATED
APPLES Very quiet, with fsncy quoted st
ltfaioiko, choice at SVv&w'V:, prime at 4(
7c and common to fair at &Vac.
DRIED FHU1TS Prunes are quiet "on
spot, but holders show confidence, owing
to the bullish orop reports from ths coaat.
Qtiotatlona rsnas from 3Ho to 13c for Cali
fornia and from 5.,. to 10c for Oregon.
Apricots are dull and rather easy In tone,
with choice quoted at UWjWv. extra choice
at 1i'!41tc and fancy at lulJx;. Peachea
are In small demand, wfth choice quoted
at li4.fj.Or. extra choice at 9Ve fancy at
lotnot.c and . xtrs fancy at lltyilVac. Ralnlns
sre unlet, with looae muscatel quoted at
4'4'&4Hc, choice to fancy seedetl st aiVqT1,
see'ilos at i'3'jc and Londorr layers at II. JS
t1.35.
jCONDITIOM OF COTTON CROP.
I Almoat laat Amoaat Pleated aa Laat
Year, rereeatage Belaaj
r Better.
WASHINGTON. June t The cotton
planted this spring is estimated at 32.081.aut
ecrea and Ua ewndltlou cn May 25, last, tl
glvi-n aa 79.7 per cent In ' the first eottos
reports for this season loads public at tha
Department of Agrlvultura t today. Tha
acreage as estimated is againat 12,080,001
acrea last year and the condition on May
26 ia against 74 3 per cent last year.
NEW ORLEANS. La.. June I Owing: U
the fact that a consensus of opinion among
traders waa that the bureau report on tha
condition of cotton crop would be about t
per cent, when the government bulletin,
74.7 per cent waa issued today, it bad very
Hula effect on the market. An acreage
report of about 32.'jO,t.i has been antici
pated and the amkil difference between
this and the government ropurt. 32.11.000,
was not sufficient to furnish a factor ta
the msrket.
Old Muttlera ta Celebrate.
MITCHELL, 3 D., Juna t ' Special)
The Old Settlers asa.jclation of Mt. Vernon
will hold their annual 1 tit-bra tiun Thursdsy,
June U. A program of sports and two- bass
ball games has been arranged for the day
aside from the exercises of a iltersry char,
acter In ti.s morning. White Lake and the
Chamberlain lndluna will play one game
and tiie Mitchell and Alexandria tea ma will
play the second game of ball. Tha Mt. Ver
non old settlers Lave been holding these
j celebrations for a quarter of a century and
tha old aettiers 1s comprised or loose who
located In t.ie county prior to 1871. The eei-
bml a uai.a ly draw te). 1) fioir all parti
of tne county and an average of 5.0U0 peo
ple enjoy ths hospitanty of ML Vara M
these occasions.