TTTE OM ATI A DAILY DEE: FRIDAY. JUNE 12.
r.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
EeporU " ef Clearing Weither StAri
Talaei tm Down Ortde.
K0BTHWX3T BOOSTS 0 EUEAK
Black Rest U ResMtrtetl Thla Haa
It Eajee-t Ike Prifn -
tatlasr Tk Sesa
Rsteat.
OMAHA. Neb.. June 11. 1.
Rnwi vihipi started iomt lower on r,
DorteWi ..leartnx weather and weak, cable.
On the break buying waa reduced by the
trerwejth shown to the northwet where
black rut la reported and Minneapolis
runt wKh a one" cent advance. Crop con
dltlon throughout the, apring wheat states
Wheat opened, down on weak cablea and
better weatft-r oemdltlons, but on the break
buving atteflkd. Price and ynhiea were
cloned at yesterday figures. July whs
nrnA .a Wl-V t .nrf fl,aod at IUVC
rnrn wee etea.iv rm cerfect Bu&port, but
m- taiiuniau with eelltna acattered
Samule market waa steady and held about
ihA iei a vmiaHiv. 'Weather condl
tima remain the ruling factor and planted
rnrn ta In near! nf cultivation. July Com
s,r.,nl m &.?.... a n .1 1rtaat at 474.C.
Prlmitrtf nn reretnts were 31S.K10 btt.
nil etilnmenta were 2M bU.. against I
celpts last year of 496,0u0 ba. and ahlpmenta
of 2.7.00U bu. , . .
rrn .inti dti rem bu. and amp.
menta were J2B.0W bu.. against receipts last
rnr.at 1 mm .) hu. and shipment of l.Oi.-
1. .. K..
Clearance were S.ono bu. of corn, none of
oat and wheat and flour equal to Mb.OOObu.
liv.rrw-.rj rinuH l'.iiud lower on wheal
and unchanged on corn.
Ljcal- range of optlona:
Article.! Open. Hlgh.l Low. Cloe. Tea y,
Wheat
July...
Btpt...
..
Sept...
i MS!
M4
,
S4TT,
tCH
4
64T.I
6.7
80
I
64-e,
5asl
84
80V4
647,
63S
No.
No.
IS
Oats
12!
14
Osaaas Cask rrleee.
WHEAT No. . hard. rV-V:
hrd. SfaOlc; No. 4 hard, W'.Wc;
spring. Sl'tdMc , ,-..,,
No 3 yellow, Wc: No. 1 white. TW(P
OATS No. I mlaed. 6oSIc; No. 2 white,
KV; No. 4 W,hlt( 4lKlt0c.
RYE No. 2, V-KBe. No. 3, 70tj72c.
Carlet Receipts.
Wheat. Corn,
Chicago I1 2:11
Minneapolis
Omaha ;
Dulutu "
CHICAGO GRAII AND PHOVISIOJ
v....... f tka, Tradlaar and Closing
Prleea m Board e( Trade.
CHICAGO. Jime 11. Crop damage eporta
from the northwest and the southwest
cauaed strength today In the local wheat
h iniv delivery closing at a net
mm of ifa'ac. Corn waa up
were c higher. Provlalon 1
1"h,L. . .... - a-ular and un
A lie .nr. in i - " t
settled. The openlna waa weak because or
i.vnriM..rithFr conditions In tnia
t.'im of more than Id a
t iu..r.,v,i li.fni-. the end of the first hal
hmir thH ma rket became firm on buying;
uv.ml luMinir commission mmw
Otua
17VkUi5c
f'fi.4R; serond rs'n'. IS.y-fl"; first
clears, M Jl4 ,T: second Clears. rt.B3..
. , . k. T..1.. allunrV
It menu . was cnieny tur uuij
and that option showed the jreatest
uqU. Repotta ut damage to the new
wn hv irviuiv rain In Kansas. Okla-
: . . i i.n....i.
oma, -' aa, rrin
were the autlisn iniiuem-ea. o"i ', I
laing aalrw cit'ieed reaction. from the f'1""1
point t llw 9y. ine ciow "IV ?C,
iuV. advanced to RTHTc, and closed at
ic. Clearancea of wheat and flour were
qul to lW.trnO bu. Primary receipts, 313.
Msta bu.. against 4K5.0OO bu. on the lame day
tast year. Minneapolis, Duluth and t.hl
uao reported receipts, of W cars, agalnat
142 cara last week and 316 a year ago.
The corn market was inclined to be weak
arlv in the day owing to Improved weather
oonditlona and the break In wheat. It
rallied, however, ef ore the end of the flrt
hour and continued ateady for the re
mainder of the eeaelon. July opened a
shade lower at 7c, sold off to MH&WV:
ajid then advanced to trT'c. The close waa
at i-TV-. Ical recelpta, 31 cara. wtth 19
contract grade.
Renewed liquidation of the July delivery
c:ttievd moderate weakneaa in oata early In
the day, but a firmer tone developed on
covering by short. July opened He higher
at Hc, dex-llm-d to 41c and then advanced
to 4ic. The close was at 42Hc Local re
ceipts U'J cars.
Provlslonn were active and strong on
hjylng by local packers and a 10c advance
In live hogs. At the close July pork was up
25c. at 314.i. Lard waa lTc higher, at
r.rTVuS '- Kibe were up lTVjMc. at $7.22
ii " 25.
Kxtlmated recelpta tomorrow: Wheat,
II. inrs; corn, ) cars; oats, lixl cars; hogs,
li.f) head.
The Uading futures ranged as follows:
Qeetatloais t( Iks Par tarleee
Cvaaadltlea.
NKW Vrmif '.tinu 11 IT I lit -T R-r 1 04 S.
bbls.; epra. b)la. The mar
ket was u(f ard orajt steady. Min
nesota patents, to 34I hn winter stralah'e.
Kit4 ; Mnneota fcsSeee, $4.1vM3n; win
ter eatraa. H Sti4 00: winfee patents. Il.e"?
4.78; winter low gra1. 3.2. ."fl 9n. Rye flour,
ateafly; choice to fancy. 34 Mtf nt; tntr to
good. M W,4 m.
rORSMFAIHtuv : fine' white and yel
low. 1.6P1.68;' course, $1., , kiln dried.
RTE rHill; No. J wealern. Ic. I. o. d..
Vew Tork.
WHEAT RecelDts. 33.W bu: ejports, .
S" bu. Ppot market Irregular. No. 3 red.
rtr, elevator: No. 3 red. 9Hc. f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth. $1.1?V f. o. b..
afloat: No. 3 hard winter. $Ui6V f. o. b.,
afloat. A revival ot crop damage reports
from the southwest- rroduced a scare of
wheat shorts today which, after an easier
onenina. advanced nrlces fully lHc. Subse
quent realising produced alight setbacks and
Iinai prices snowea a partial c net ri.e
July. SIS'1 closed at 4c Beptemoer,
31VviO'.c. eloavd at 917c
CORN Receipts. t.3k tiu. ; eaports, .
bu. Spot market barely ateady. No. I. 8c,
elevator, and "t'4c, Moralnal, f. o. b.. afloat.
Option market waa easier, doalng un
changed to lc net lower. July cloaed at 7'ic;
SeDtember closed at i.,Vc.
OATS Receipt. 3.61IU. bu. Spot market
steady. Mixed. M to ti Hie.. 53ut6c; natural
white. M to 32 lba., S;Vs4m'; clipped white.
32 to 40 lbs.. 5vHJtC.
RRA.V-Weak; spring $2E.SCl
Htr Oniet: anod ta choice. S5'ilT)C
triP Mt.urt v slate rommon to choice.
I!i7. tlir: l'lmi liiic : Pacific coast. lWT, 8
HIDES - firm: Bogota. 17Vc; CenUal
American. 17c.
l.r.ATVI PW in, tot I acliT lT??e.
PROVISIONS Beef, firm; family. IK 73
S17.UU; mess, H4.fHQl6.o1; beef hams, 3'J6.fit
2s.fl0; packet. $l.ttilil.: city extra India
mess, IJ4.0truX IO. Cut meats, ateady; pick
led bellies. U.ioitilO.Ou; pickled hams. tb.P
10.00. Lard, firm: western. 3S.a6iS.S5; re
fined, steady; continent, 39.'M); South Amer
lea. 9.tio; cr.mr-Jund. r.TV'5.12H. P',rlt
ateady; family, J17.u18.o0; auort clear. 16.il
Ail 7 A. mmmm t1A TFtf.jlil 2&
TAliLOW-Fiim; city (32 per pkg ). Bc;
count rv iDkti. freel. &t&&Tc.
RICK Uulet: domestic, fair to extra.
3Vuir': Jnusn. nominal.
BUTTER Market steady; creamery
specials, 34c; extras. 23c; third to firsts,
l!j23c; state dairy, common to finest, lSKJp
23c; process, common to specials, lo'.Il'ifcc;
...t.,rTi fai.torv firsts. lH4c.
rnr.i,'jji,- Market ta steady: old full
cream soecials. 15c: old. state, full
itrmm, white. small, fancy, 14c; old.
large, and small, colored, fancy, 14Hc;
old. fair to prime, HH4jl3c; 'd
common, iMJe; new, state, full cream,
specials. HVitirPc; new; fancy, He; new.
good to prime. lmvftlWic; new. common,
Uij.'TiilOlc.rv iklmi. KifjHLfcc.
EfklS Dull: western first. 15HlSHc;
econds, 14Hl!c
WEATHER IX THE GRAIX BELT
Bark Again to Those Dear Old Rainy
Days.
OMAHA, June 11. 1908.
LJsht showers occurred within the last
tw.ni v-f.iiir hours In the lower Missouri.
lower MisslsslDDl and Ohio valleys and
southern atates. and generally cloudy
weather crevalla thla morning over the cen
trai and eastern portiona, witn rains lamng
in the middle Atlantic statee. It Is raining
In the extreme northwest. The weather is
generally warmer west and cooler east of
the Mississippi river. Barometric condi
tions are unsettled In the west and shower
will probably occur in thla vicinity tonight
r Frldav. with slowly rising temDerature.
Omaha record of temperature and precipi
tation compared with the corresponding aay
of the last three gears
. . JVtm. XJW.
Minimum temperature ... 53 68 59 67
Precipitation ' .00 T T
Normal temperature for today. 70 degreea.
Excess In precipitation since March X,
i.St incnes.
Deficiency
5.22 Inches.
Deficiency
I. is incBea.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Irtlclea.l Open. High. Low. Close.j Tas'y.
Wheat I
.WH-"ui
l47J
I 7
Bi'JT4il
WHi
M
S5Ts
85H
:iw
-
847!
7H!s.54'a(I
H4',, H4H
WH: fH
a5H 8B'a'S
I
67H,tiflTl 7V7(g7H
'l
W I
US I
I
'H
41
H6H
66HI
41HI
40
68H
42HI
41",
t57
5.VN,
55H
42
t;
I US U '4 ' 35H Hi S 3SH 34ti
a, 3HI 37Hi37ti
is :h
14 It)
8 to
S 85 I
I
7 3 1
7 s:h
I I
14 ne 13 82H 14 6 13 so
14 3U 14 10 14 30 14 OS
8 m if& S ZH
97H 8 I y7H i Mi
775 755 775 753
7 S7H 7 K-'H 7 97H 7 SO
No. 3. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOl'R Market, easy and 10c lower;
sinter patenta. 4.3i4 SO; winter straighta.
;4.iui4.wi; spring patent. s.2iit.40; apring
iiraisnia. a ; Daaera, sj.tit,(4.iiu.
WHEAT-No. 3 spring. 8ucfe1.03; No. 2
ed. secure.
'i (UN No.
fATS No. :
IHc.
KKrV-Klax
Hc; No. 2 yellow, TSQ
51HtlS2c; No. 3 white, SOU
No. 1 northwestern, tl 25L..
I Km1SIuNS Short ribs, sidea (loose).
3..1.Vi'.v Mess pork, per brl.. 314.i6(r
14 W.. Lard, pee U lha.. W.l. Short clear
i..i,K ikoiodi. S7.eJMl7.B7H.
foilnwiiig were in receipt and hlp
lawbls c flour and grain: .
Recetpta Shipments.
NEW YORK STCCRS AND BONDS
Market Sabsil's Another
Toward Stagnation.
Degree
PRICE MOVEMENT IS ITABEO
DiarAnragemeat Over Kffect of Cat la
leel Prtees la t nqaestloa
able Boads A re
Heavy
corresponding period In 1907,
corresponding period In 1906,
Cora ssl Wheat gla Ballotia.
For the twenty-four hours ending at 3 a.
m 75th meridian time, Thursday, June IX
JIM:
. ... OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp.' Raln
Btatlons. Max. Mln.
Ashland. Neb.... 8
Auburn. Neb SB
Broken Bow. Neb. 74
Columbus, NeB. . 72
tCulbertson, Neb.. 73
73
70
72
- 75
. 70
71
72
a
71
M
M
ft
S3
t(
53
53
61
51
II
54
51
M
J
51
64
50
61
4X
44
42
42
falL
.00
.OS
U0
.0)
.00
.
.
.00
.oo
.00
T
.no
.no
.00
.mi
.o
.00
.00
.00
for
la
temneratura
a a m. . root inciuaea
fiky.
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
twelve-hour
at
Rain.
Inches.
Falrbury. Neb.
Fairmont. Neb..,
Or. Island, Neb.,
Hartington, Neb.
Hastings, Neb...
Holdrege. Neb...
Oakdale, Neb....
Omaha, Neb
Tekamah, Neb...
Alfa. la
Carroll, la
Clarlnda. Ia
Sibley. Ia
Sioux City,
Minimum
period ending
In averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp,
Central. Etationa. Max. Mln
Chicago. Ill 1
Columbus, O IS
Des Molnea, Ia It
Indianapolle, Ind.. 12
Kansas City. Mo.. 21
Louisville. Ky Vi
Minneapolis. Minn. 2M
Omaha. Neb Is
HI. Louis, Mo 13
four hours In all except the Des Molnea dis
trict, being very light In all except the
Louisville district. Temperatures are
slightly higher west and slightly lower east
of the Mississippi river.
L. A, WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Kaaaaa City Urala aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, June H.-WIIKAT-July.
II V; September. 7Hc; December. fcOc. No
receipts of grain or any cash market at
Kansas City today on account of flood.
CORN July. 4Hc; September, jc; De
cember. 50Hc.
HAY Nominal quotatlona: Choice tim
othy. lin.Sioll "0: choice prairie. $U.l'j9 5).
BCTTER Firm; creamery, 21c; packing
stock, ltlc.
E JOSSteady; fresh extras, lac; current
recelpta, LU:.
No re market; flood-
. - Reecipta. Shipments.
., - 41.0-0
tut
H 44 .01
7 5J .04
tltt 46 .0i)
7 4S M
74 58
-2 ii .30
5i 4 T
70 5) T
74 52 .10
the last twentv-
NEW YORK. June U.-The stork msrket
subsided another degree towards stagna
tion todav. The sliicg s'i currents of the
price movement were scarcely dis
tinguishable and the low record of total
sales for a day over a year past was
touched. Such narrow price movement as
there waa did not hold, and the constant
fluctuation with the narrow range oi
movement proved the uncertainty ou m.
speculative temper. While the demand for
atocka waa thua lethargic it waa accountod
favorable that offers were on an Insigni
ficant scale.
The feeling of discouragement over tne
effect of the cut In steel prices was un
questionable, the trails authorities being in
general agreement that no active r"i'
of demand waa coming out of the con
cesalons. The frank spoken opinion of
the Iron Age that the price reoucuun,
while meeting concessions already made by
Independent mark-rs. was not radical
enough to Induce new buying, waa taken
to Indicate a probability that further re
ductlona would follow before active re
vival of demand would set In. Notice was
taken of the rise in pricea of meats of all
kinds, which waa announced yesterday in
connection with the f-ai that price re
ductions of steel products would be fol
lowed necessarily by wage reductions Tha
closing of the subscription for the L nlon
Pacific bonds, both here and In London,
In advance of the date set on the ground
that the amount waa already more thaii
covered amounted to an announcement ot
the auccess of the subscription. Mean
time the dealings In the new bonds when
Issued were continued In the outside mar
ket with aettllng to an extent which wiped
out the previous premium over the sub
scription price. This waa made ground
for some Belling of Union Pacific by the
board room traders, which made that stock
bew In tb narrow market existing.
Brooklyn Transit was sold on the as
sumption that the passage of the anti
racing bllla at Albanv would affecf the
large traffic of that company In carrying
crowds to the race tracks. A eharp rise
in foreign exchange rates was an incident
of the dav in response to a hardening In
the private rate of discount In London,
which In turn was. Influenced hv the with
drawals of gold from London for Russian
account. Prices of stocks ended the day
near where they left off yesterday. '
. Bonds were heavy. Total sales. $!.79U.nn0
par value. United States bonds 2s ad
vanced H per cent on call.
Number ef sales and quotations on stock
were a follows:
gales. Wsh. Clos.
Amalgamated Coppsr ....
Am. C. A f
Am. r. it r. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. A L. pfd
American Irs Securities.
Americas Linseed OH
American lwomotle ....
Am. locomotive pfd......
Am. 3. H
Am. I. R. pfl
Am. Stisar Refining......
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anarnnila Mining Co
Atchiaon
Au-hiaon pfd
Atlantic Coast Una
Baltimore at Ohio
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Brook I rn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey....
Chsaapeake Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C M. St. P
O., C, C. St. L
Colorado P. I
Colorado a So
Colo. So. lat pfd
Colo, a go. Id pfd
Consolidated Gas
Corn Producta
Delaware ft Hudaftn
DanTer a Rio Grande....
D. ft R. O. pfd
Dtatliiara' Securities
Brie
Erie 1st pfd..
Brie 2d pfd
Oeoeeal Blaetrlc
Ot. Northern pfd
Ot. North-rn Ore ctfa
Illinois Central
Inlcrboeoush Mat.
Int. Met. pfd
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kannas City So
K. C. So. pfd
Loumill a X
M.i lean Central
Minn. St. L
M.. St. P. A S S. M
Mlaaouri Pacific.
M . K. ft T
M . H. A T. pfd
National Lead
New Tork Central
N. T . O. W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Pacifla
Pacific Mall
Pennarlvanla
People'i Gas
P., C. C. A St. L
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring
Reading
Reunite Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L. a 8. F. 3d pfd ...
St. Louis 8. W
St. L. 9. W. pfd
Sloes-Sheffield 8. a I ...
Southern Pacific
So. Pacific pfd
So. Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tsnnasssa Copoar
Texas A Psclllc
T.. St. L. W
T., St. L.ftW. pfd
Cnlon Pactfle . ..
t'nlon Pacific pfd
I'. 8. Rubber
C . Rubber 1st pfd.....
f. 8. Steel
!'. S. Steel pfd
t'lah Copper
Va. -Caroline Chemical ..
Ve.-Cero. Cheio. pfd
'wabasb
Waneah pfd ...
Weeftnahouse Electric ...
Western t'olon
Wh-ellnc a Lake Erie..
Wlacenaln Central
Total aalea (or the day.
.'ractionallv with moderate buying snd
eloar) stesdv. F"reian snares were steady.
Kaffirs recovered from their early weak
ness and rnpjier shares were strfwig. In
'ympsthy with the price of the metal and
better American advices.
PARIS, Juno II. The tone on the Bourse
tc'lsv was firm. ,
PKRLI.V. Jure I1.-Rir1ness ws very
Kent on the -Bourse here todav. but prices
wer slightly Irnvr., American securities
were higher.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Kindt of Beef Steers Sell a Dime
Higher.
HOGS SHOW MUCH IMTROVEMEST
Boatoa ftioeks and Bends,
BOSTON. Jttia 1L Money, call loan. a
I rer cent: Urww loans. 3fi4 per cent.
Tlostng quotgiiims nn stocks and bonds to-
lay wer as follows:
H'ur. bhtev, .....
ueaL biu .....
J'orn. nil
Oats, bu
Rye. bu- .-.,
liarl.'). bu.
3n.sd
.... J..il
....3X.
....175.5t)
I.IS.W
&5.!i0
51. SO
7H.L1I0
215. "to
eO.Tts)
4.1
21.3
On the Produce- exchange the butter mar
ket was steady: creameries. 'j(lic. .tairiea.
17'u-li'. F.ggs. steady, at mark, cases In
cluded. mHV: firsts. 14Hc; prime firsts,
,iiV- Cheeae, firm; lvul2c. ,
t. Lonla General Market.
BT.. UM'l? M. June 11 WHEAT
Flrtn; treck. Mo. I re.1 cash. 6tjir7c; No. 3
hard. Dull 01: July. 4ac; September. aL'e.
CORN SieaJy; track. No. X cash, 73gt
7tV: N.i. J wbite. iVuSHc; July. ITHc;
Vptember. 4c.
OATH Wen a; track;. No. 1 rash. (3Hc;
Nn 2 white. SfcHc; July 4.V; SVptember. 35c.
FLOUR-Dull: red winter ratents It wi
4i4-: extra fancy and straight, 11.1034.56:
C1. 31.5nKl4.7l.
tFKI Timothy, steady; W.OOielTJ.
CtiKNMRAL Steady; I3.r0.
PRAN-Dull; sacked, east track. 3106.
H atrady; timutuy, ttkaaU.uO; prairie.
V.1 'l!2.i.
IRt'N t"t TT i N TIFo I1.0O.
ItAD'llNO-rv.
H KM P TWINE-7c.
PROVISION-Pork. higher: Jobbing.
IM.f,. Iard. higher: prime el earn, 3. -S 1.
Irv salt meats, stes.lv. kwixed extra shorts,
17 7: clear rib. 37.aiH; short clear, t .
Bcon. ates.1v: boxed extra shurt te 50
cl-ar rl s. Is rH: short cleara W liH.
POULTRY-Dull: cMckens. Hc; springs.
(-': turkea. lULHc; ducka. 7q; geeaw.
ie.
Bt'TTER 8teady; creamery. Wjae.
EGOS FTrm; UHc. case count.
1 Recelpta Shlpoteata
Flour, bu . g e
W heat bu 4.i4a) IK 4v
Corn, ou ....11'. 'v $,
Cats, bu 5a.is.tl il.n
Mlasaape'la firnln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 11 WHKAT July
1 'S !; rWptember I71.c; No 1 har'
I1 ':l uJ.; i nrthem, 11 SfMl
Na. 3 rtorihera. tleaal-OiS; No. 3 north
ern. t.syt,.ja, .
ViTAM-I bwik. lls.ofsVtuKa.
"LOLK-arigliUy Iwe.ri Xuet
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
.Options at Kansas City:
. U.e h tf7 7'4,
40 a.1 24 J4
Mt
2W 0 3(H4 l"1!
1
aoo 2s4 2s :
t
SOU 494, 4L,
. , 101
.4. 7S TSS, 7St,
1,0 1,10, looi
?) ia irrn if
200 91 SO. Sol,
. 4.3il 44 ' 43H 4:r,
W 81 S 14 91H
Ml
1(10 ! 83 91
. t,4v Wl'i 89 J"s
. S.K 49 474 47
ten lxm lo ln
m 2 r.u,
,v K
1S
. J.jnO 4B 44 44
5 151 Ull
. t,1 134 i:4 1344
? K4 55 M
tT
M0 11 31 31
61
son no so
S'W 123 12S 121
tOO l,"i 15 ti
15
JO 2 2lt 21
44
:i
O0 K 22 22
ISO 4(1 l 4o
T ......
fn 154 114 13J
. 8.700 132 131 13:
, 40
400 111 11 131
. 1.O0I) 11 11 11
.. 8.101) 31 3 l
1011 10 10 10
57
300 24 23 23
1i
Hi
..... 1"
13
3'0 ? 2 M
1"0 112 112 HI
.. 1.300 44 47 47
00 28 27 27
w
. . J.ono ? 87 87
, . l,50 104 104 104
500 40 40 l
100 9 69 48
l
.. 8.308 137 137 137
.. i. ioo 121 ui iri
200 41 91 91
7
300 28 27 IT
1."
241
.. 19.400 114 111 114
1 17' 17
21 7 87 87
1011 17 17 17
ion J5 ii 3n
!! ...... ..... i
37
100 51 SI 50
. . 3.400 : m
l' lla 11 119
IX 17 17 i;
38 48 4F,
ti
IOO 19 19 28
500 44 44 41 .
.. W,7'4 147 147 147
93
Sno 257, r,a4 ;,-,i,
list u 2 srj
.. 8.7l 37 37 37
!' 10! 101 101
40v 81 31 31
loo 24 24 111
Dm
r.
200 ! 24 34
3i 40 49 48
80S 5 i", 15
2i : n :,
lou 1 16 li,
150,700 shares.
Atchison adj.
do
AKhlann
8a pfg
Boston a ATheny..
Bo.toa a Maine. . . .
Beaton Elevated . . .
ritrhbur pfd ......
Mesican Central . . .
N . 8. H. a H
I'nlos Pacific
Am. Arse. Chem
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube....
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T a T..
Am. Woolen
do pld -
Dominion L a 8...
Edison glee. Ilia..
General Electric ...
Masa. Klectrlc
da pM
Mass. Gas ... . ... w.
lnltd rrutt
United 8. M
do pfd
V 8. steel
do pfd ..........
Old. Aesed.
. 87 Adventure
. 81 AIIIMie
. 91 msl. mated ...
. 91 Atlantic
8 Blnghsai
.U-4rai. a Heels....
.133 Centennial ,
.14 Copper Rane ...
. la. Paly West ,
.! Translln
147Oranby
. 2i Isle Rorale
. M4sa Mining ..
. 9Mlchiaa .......
.127 Mohawk
.124 Mont. C. a C...
.li Old Dominion ..
. nosroia
. . 88 Parrot
.. IS Qulncy
.2"8 Shannon
.134 Tsmarark
..104 Trinity
, t 47 Tolted Copper .
, . f C. . Mining....
,.148 C 8. Oil
,. 38 Clatl ,
. r victoria
,.87 Winona
...101 Wolverine
.... 1
.... 71
.... 47
.... 18
....
....no
.... 98
.... Ta
.... lo
.... 8
....lot
.... 18
.... I
.... 4
.... 88
.... 80
.... 8S
. ... 80
.... 31
84
....
.t. M
4- U
.... 37
.... 35
.... 42
.... 5
.... 5
....1SS
London Mock Market.
LONDON. June 11. American securities
opened quiet and steady today. Prices
during the early trading were about un
changed from yesterday s New York clos-
Iinndon closing atone quotations:
Consols, money .. IT 11-14 Mo , Kan. Tessa
do account 87 1-14 New York Central..
Anacnnda 3 Norfolk a W .stern
Af -hlson 81 do pf
do pfd .1 96 Ontario a Western
Baltimore a Oh!o 81 Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific Rand Mines;
Chesapeake a Ohls , 4 Reading . I
( hi. Great Western . 7 Southern Railway
Chi., Mil. t. v..H8 do pfd
Pe Beera . 11 Southern Pacific
Denver Rio- Brands 24 I nlon Pacific ,
do sfd 87 do pfd
Erie 23'aCnlted States Steel
do 1st pfd 43 do pfd
do 2d pfd 2 Wahsah
Grand Trunk 1 do pfd
Illinois Central 135 Spanish 4s ..
Lnu svllle a Nash. . 111 Amalgamated Copper 70
SILVER Bnr. steady at 24Hd per ounce.
MONEY W per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is lHI -lii per cent; for
three months' bills. lul 9-14 per cent.
New York Mining; Stocks.
NFTW YORK. June 11. Closing quotation
on mining stocks were as follows
Alice " Little Chief ..
Mexicaa
Ontario
Ophlr
Small Hopes .
Standard
Yellow Jacket
. 38
.107
. 70
. 83
41
.. 42
..
.. 8
.. 18
.. 47
.. 88
..151
.. 8
. 88
.104
. 1?
. 3S
.. 42
Breecs . .
Brunswick Con
Com. Tunnel stock.
Com. Tunnel bonds.
Con. Cel. a Vs
Horn Silver
LeadrlUe Con. .....
. 10
. 33
.175
. 18
. GO
. I
. 3
. 50
.550
.375
. 19
.188
. 85
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. June U. Today tate
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund exclusive of the 3lSo,"00.0i4) gold
reserve shows: Available cash bslance,
3J4o.349.9; gold coin and bullion, 128,381,211;
gold certificates, 33.3h5,30O.
Bank Clearlnsrs.
OMAHA. June 11. Bank clearings for to,
day were 31. 8.10.074. 23 and for the cor re
spending date last year 31.979.201.61.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. June 11. COTTON Fu
tures opened steady: July, 10.18c; August,
.c; September, orrerea. s.bsc; October,
9.40c; December, 9.33c; January, 9.28c;
March. .35'tt.ac.
8pot closed quiet; middling upland. 11.40c;
middling gulf. 11. Hoc; sales. 340 bales.
GALVESTON. Tex., June U.-COTTON-
Steady; ll,c.
Futures closed quiet and steady. Closing
bids: June, 10.12c; July. W.lZc; August
9 Wc; 8eptemberL .3c; October, 9.44c; No
vember, 9.28c; December, 9. 28c; January,
8.ifc: February. 9.24c; March. 9.22c.
NEW ORLEANS. June 1L COTTON
8 pot quiet and ateady, with pricea un
changed; middling 10 I-16V-; sales 1.000 spo'.
ana aw bale tu. strive.
ST. LOUIS. June ll.-COTTON-Quiet
middling. 11 Vi sates" bales; receipts. 4.16
bales; shipments, ' hone; stock:, 21,653 bales,
. "' Metal Market.
NEW YORK. June 11. METALS The
London tin market waa higher today, with
spot quoted at 129 2s 6d and futures 129
l-'s ad. The local market was dull, with
quotations ranging from 3:8.12H'72H
Copper was a shade higher at 68 12a 81
for spot and 59 Is 3d for futures In tha
English market. The local market was
quiet and unchanged, with Lake quoted
at 12.87H313.1': electrolytic, 312.67H12.75
and casting, S12.37Wu 12.50. Lead was un
changed at 12 10s In London. The local
market was firm and a shade higher on
the average, at S4.47Hin4.n2Hc. Spelter waa
higher at 19 5s in London, But waa easy
at S4.57H'54n2H locally. Iron ws lowfr.
with Cleveland warrants quoted at 51a
MHd in London. Local market unchanged
ro. I foundry northern, Iln. ,5a 1 ,.j0; No.
foundry northern, 314.25'dn.uO; No. 1 south
ern and No. 1 southern soft, 10.50((17.2o.
Evaporated Apple aad Dried Frnlts
NEW YORK. June 11. EVAPORATED
APPLES Some sales for delivery next
November are said to have been made
around 8 cents. Tha spot market Is un
changed, with fancy quoted at lOtilOH
choice, srauc; prime, tF1jic; and common
to good 5HrTHc.
DRIED FRUITS Prunea oontlnued qult
In spite nf bullish erop reports. Quotations
range from 3m.8e for California and
SH'lOc for Oresrons. Apricots are qul-t
with choice 9Wul0Hc: extra choice. UTillHc
and fancy. 1 italic. Peaches are dull, with
cnoice, JYtnv: extra cnoice. c; rsncy
li'loc. and extra fancy, 1 -nllc. Raisins
unchanged, with loose muaca;els at 4'tf
c; choice to fancy seeded. OH'ttlHc; seed-
lesd. 5Yutic; and London layers, 31.2aUl-35.
Articles. I Open. High. I Low. Close.
Wheat
July ..
September
Corn-July
September
-HOT.
. 817.;
' 7S', 79
84 4Sl
t 61 I
-1
90V
78HI
I
4H
31 H
W
841,
Pklladelpkla lrodaeo Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June H BUTTER
Steady; extra creamery, 3iHc; nearby
prints. 27c.
EGOti Firm: good demand. Pennsy
lvania and other nearby firsts, free cases.
17c at mark; current recelpta In returnable
cases, 17- at mark; western firsts, free
rases. 17HC t mark; current receipts, 17c
at mark.
CHfcEdE IHrm ; He higher New Tork
full creams choice, 124f'12Hc : fair to
good. llHtlUc.
Liverpool ernla Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 11 WHEAT Spot.
No. 2 red western winter, quiet, 7s 6d , No. 1
California, steady. 7e 9d: futures, steady;
Julv 7a Id; September. 6a lud. December,
as 9d.
CORN Spot, firm; new American, kiln
dried. 5a l"Hd. old American mixed. 5 lid;
futures, qaiet; July, is. cV-vteniber, nominal.
Mllwaakeo Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 11 WH EAT No. 1
northern, 31 trtl 10. No. 1 northern, 11.064)
1 uS: Julv. I7'c bid.
BA RL'EY oteadi-; No. 2. 5Hc; sample.
4q .W.
XRN-Steady: Ng. 3 cash, 71&71Sc: July.
trr,c aaked.
feorla Market.
PEORIA. III.. June 11 CORN Lower;
No. yellow, 71HC: No. 3 yellow. No.
3, 88c; No. 8, nae: tv grade, steitL'e
OATS Uncharged; No. 3 while, suu3"Hc;
No. 8 white, 4Hc.
Delatk taenia Marker. -
BILI'TH.' June If WHEAT 4No. I
northern, 31.06-,: No. 3 noetuern, ILdH;
July. SI H: September. tHo.
OATS its.-.
Market.
riwod StosH
KANSAS rwTT; -.-Jsm-1.I.-Th je
4 go trve sfuclt market today on account
r8
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June U. PRIME MER
CANTILE PAPER-3HP4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firmer, with
actual business in bankers bills at S4.86,V(f
4.8690 for demand and at I4.ko.i5(a4.ui40 fur
slxty-dav bills; commercial bllla. 34.85.
SILVER Bar. &.IS-; Mexican dollars, 47c.
BONDS Government. firm; railroad,
heavy.
MONET On call, easy at lHtilH per
cent; ruling rate. 1H per cent: closing hid,
1H Per cent; offered at 1. per cent. Time
loans, steady; sixty days. 2(tr2 per cent:
ninety days. 2AJ-H per cent; six months,
3H per cent.
Closing quotations on bond today
s follows:
li 8 eHo,k Val. 4a...
l"4lnt- Met. 4e.
11 L. A N. OBI. 4a ...
1"1 Man. c. a 4s
l:t Mn. f.utrsl ia....
lrJ io lat lac
S a St. L 4s...
1W M . K A T. 4a...
do 2s
8 S. R. R of M c.
41 N. Y. C. 8 .
1" N. J. C. 5a
8eNo. Pacific 4a.....
S do 3a
Wej. A w , 4.
O. 8. L rftls 4a.
l-4Penn ev. Ja is. 5
. Tl do eaa 4a
4' neadlas sen. is. ..
ViRa. of Cuba 5s
llt. L. a I. M c 5.
ai st l. a a. r
.. . L. S 9V
.. a,es .tt A u 4.
. 71 io. P.ciHc 4a
..17 Ha 1st 4s
Is. 8.1 ia. Railway 5a...
. . 41 T.iaa a P. is
.13 T . t. I a w. 4a.
... staioa Pa-inc is
4a 8 do cv a
... l r 8 Steel M 5a...
.. 8 Wabeek la
.. toea,-snI M4 4.
o ew a L g
V. S. rf. 2a.
do coupon
C. S. Is. ref
do eoupon
C 8 4a. reg
4 coupon
Am. Tobaccs 4s
da ta
Atchieim sen. 4a
10 adj. ta.
do 4a
80 ev. 5a
Atlantic c. I. 4a...
Bai. a Ohio 4S
do Sa
Brk R. T cv 4a...
Central af Oa. 5a. .
lo lat laa
d. Id Inc
"ill 3d Inc
Chee. A Ohio 4a..
Ckirago a A. SS
c . B a Q a. 4s...
C . R. I. a P. 4a...
do col. 5a
do rftl 4e
CCC SU L 8- 4
Celo. Ind. 5a
Cuio. Mid. 4a
Colo A So 4s
lael. a Hud cv.
I) a R. u 4a...
Rite p I. 4a
do sea 4a.....
Japaa 4s
80 4s
do 2d e-rtse. . . .
Bus. Ottered.
were
. .1.0
. . .',
.. 89
... 8F84
.. 84
.. 14
. . 92
... 8S
... IS
4S 81
... 41
...124
. . .101
... 71
... 94
... 9..
. 101
... 91
... 9
Hw
lia.
g ia. 71 1
7
:
s-S
8L
.1.si
.1'
. .4
Wool . Market.
BOSTON. Mass.. June 11. WOOL A!
though the wool market Is a trifle firmer
It continue very quiet. The outlook for
demand 1 somewhat better, nowever. and
no further material decline la expected.
Quotations: Kentucky, Indiana and Mis
souri, three-eighths-blood. 23 24c; qusr-
8er-niooa, luigviic. lsrniory, rine static
53 a 55c; fine medium staple, 10t 6-c
fine medium clothing. 43648c; fine cloth
lng. 45t50c: half-blood. 45 ft 50c; three-
elarhths-blood. 4(B)c; quarter-blood. 43
'S45c. Pulled, extra 56fj,67c; fine A, 50
V n2c; A supers, 441745c.
ST. LOUIS. June 11. WOOL Firm
metlium grades, tombing and clothing
ltVirtSc; light fine, 14itl5c; heavy fine, IMS)
11c; tuo wasnea,
Moderate Receipt of keep Contlnno(
Wklle Prleea (Staare Twenty
rivo Higher Today aad Dos
ing Illgker to Week.
Sv2l a,iea e,BUa
4.118 lK.lc.1 1..M
4.4U 9.8U 3.4.0
IL.UO t.avtr 1. J
SOCTH OMAHA, June 11. 1.
Receipt were: Cattle. Hoga. Bus -p.
Ofticiai Monday
Official Tuesday
Oflloial Wednesday ....
Estimate Thursday ....
Four days this week... 17.330 3.I-4 13.236
Same day a last week ....11.279 4 -,,( ,.ol
Same day 2 week ago.. S.bU 8i.se is.aj
Uame days 8 -weeks ago..Ii,sul 4o,7tto iu.nl
Sane days 4 weens ego..i5.97 41..18 24 80 7
Sam day laat year 17.abt 48,5,2 8.941
The following table shows the reoeipts
of cattle, hogs and aneep at South Omsna
for tne year to date, comparea wiui iai
year: 19). 19t7. inc. Lma.
LatU 3!j.0i 514.619 U.j14
hli.aa 1 XH7 ifiS Huni 187.147
Sheep JS.29 78V.4.8I lOl.iJS
The follow Inn table snow the average
price of hog at South omana tor the last
several days, with comparisons
Date. I 1903. 1907.!Ui.119U&.19i4.19G..;i902,
June L... i 35 I 8 10 I 29 5 09 4 53, I 83 1
June
Juris
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
J una
1
10.'!
11..
t m 1 1 11 1 11 1 e ivii 1 17
S I 8 081 1 3 li 4 4i I Wl 1 13
I 36HI Wl 91 I 4 61 Bi 7 1
I 31 H, S 98 24; 5 21! II
i 26-ki 98 30 6 13i 4 64 6 78 7 lo
U 02 I 30 ,5 26 I 4 681 7 la
I M74,' g oai 8 17 1 6 l 4 8l 6 r0
5 2M, Is 87i 5 17i 4 7)i 5 861 7 21
6 84ei 1 O61 1 t 201 4 Til Oil 7 2tt
I 36-! 031 39 U 79 011 7 M
Sunday.
The official number rtt car of stock
brought la today by each road wa aa follow:
Cattla.Hogs.Sheep.H'r's.
C. M. k St. P..
wasbaah
Missouri Pacific ....
I nlon Pacific
C. 4 N. W.. east...
C. ot N. W.. west...
C. St. P. M. O.
C. B. & 2. east...
C. B. dx Q , west...
C. R. I. A P.. east...
C. R. I. P., weet.
Illinois Central
C. O. W
Total recelpta
f
4
. 2
.
. 13
. 5
. 23
. 13
. 1
. 37
. 4
. 33
. 3
.
.159
4
11..
37 i '.;
3
32 .. 1
1
8 3 1
It 1 1
3 11
3
3 V.
131 15 3
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the Hum-
oer ot neaa inaicatea:
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift and Company.
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour A Co
Cudahy Pack. Co., K
Cudahy, from Country
Bcnwartscmid ox Bui
Vanaant & Co ,
W. I, Stephen
Hill 4 Son
F. P. Lewi
J. B. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
Cudahy Bro. Co....
H. F. Hamilton
F. G. Inghram
Sullivan Bros
Lehmer Bros
Other Buyer
N. Y. Butcher
Union Dress Beef....
I, Meyer
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 187 1.2.19 841
... 4k50 3.267 788
... 644 1.219 1.9116
... m 3.273 33
C. 168
r 276
... 112
... l
... 53
... 171
... 72 .... ' ....
... 66
... 18
1.047
... 10
... 7 1
.... 32
.... 20
... 150 397
.... 4
.... 108
... 80
9.433
fair
3.S26
run of
iaxar ana Melaasea,
NEW YORK. June 11. SUGAR Raw
firm; fair refining. 3.9Aa.82c; centrltuaal
96 test. 4 ioj4.42c; molasses sugar. 3 ti.Vrf
3 67e. Refined, steady; No. 6. 5c; No. 7. 4 95c
No. 3. 4.90c ; No. 9, 4.85c; No. 10. 4.75c; No.
11.4 foe ; No. 12. 4.65c; No. 13. 4.60c; No. 14.
4 55c. Confectioners' A. 5.20c; mould A.
5.75c; cut loaf, 620c: crushed, s.lOc; pow
dered. S.SOc: granulated, I.?; cubes, 1.66c.
MoLA (SarlS Quiet; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 2o(j-42c.
CotTeo Market.
NEW YORK. June 11 COFFEE Fu
turea closed steady, net unchanged to S
points lower. Sales reported of 17.250 bsgs,
including July, 5.90c, September. 5.
October. 5.85c; December. 6. tot?; January,
6 Wic. March. 5 and May. 5 95c. Hoot,
ateady; No, 7 Rio. 6c: No. 4 Santos, c;
mild, quiet; Cordova, VaT24c.
riood Stores Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. June 11. There ts
no live stock market today on account of
the flood.
sa n. y.
41
88
en
6
N H a M.c4te..l34
Forelatn Flnanelal.
LONDON. Jun 11. Money waa easy to
obtain In t..e market today and discounts
were firmer. The Slock exchange exnihlted
a bearish trjdert'y during the greater part,
of too session. Prof it -taking cauaed Purines
relapses and the prospective new lssu-s
operated against Increased business. Tbe
bank red urn had ao ffoc.i, but tile markets
all finished firmer. American securities
however, showed no strength frum Wall
street abd ruled dull la the forenoon, around
parity. Later the New York advfcea reused
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
tattle aad Skeep Steady,' llegs Tea
Cents Hlgker.
CHICAGO. Jure 11 CATTLE Receipts,
t.Oiaj head: market strong to lOo higher.
Steers. 36 8w.i7.86; cows. 4.3a.00; he fert,
84.tM4i b5. bulls, 33.toi5 sO: ralvea, 32 Sojo TS,
stot krs and feeders. It An4. i.
H( MjH Receipts, 38.0ISJ head; market 10c
blather. Choice heavy shipping. 36 5rttiS82H:
butchers. S5.55uS.d6. light mlxeil, 85 16-'u5 50.
ch.4i I'ghl. 85.5usH.w; packing In .1n-5.56;
pigs. II Tiut 'O Bulk of salea. 35 aoo 6.80.
SHEEP AND UMB8- Receipts 10.000
head: market ateady. Sheep. 34 764)0.75;
'lamOat. ti.fcxf4i.r0: yearlings. 35 5t5.i.
Total 2,906
CATTLE There waa a very
cattle here this morning for Thursday. Tiie
arrival consisted largely of corn-fed cat
tle, but with quite a liberal sprinkling ot
cow stuff and a few feeders.
The market on beef steers opened early
and active and the offerings of all de
sirable killers rapidly changed hands. Good
cattle were at least lOo higher, the best
kinds being safely 60c higher than at the
close of laat week. A bunch of heavy
cattle sold up to 37.90, the highest price
paid so far this season. It will be noted
that the market Is rapidly approaching the
highest point on record at tni marxet,
which wsi 38.15 for beef steers. While
choice cattle were selling higher today, the
common to medium kinds were at least
steady and In some cases possibly a Utile
better. The spread between choice cattle
and common to medium cattle la widening
very perceptibly and that fact naturally
makes the common to medium kinds look
lower when in reality they are very nearly
stationary.
There were not far from twenty cars
of cows and heifers this morning, but the
moat of them were on the grass order.
Good dry-lot stuff waa strong to g little
higher, but the graaser. especially those
on the common order, were slow, the feel
ing on them being weak every day.
There was a small sprinkling of stockers
and feeders In the yarde, which sold about
steady with yesterday, but the market yes
terday waa lotrJfto lower. Pretty good
kinds of 9n0-pound cattle sold up to 34.86
today. While the best feeders have not
shown very much change, light stocket.
especially those on the common order, are
decidedly lower than they were laat week.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, S7.(ft7.90; fair to good
corn-fed steers, $6.0ti8y7.j0; common to fair
corn-fed steers, eo.f56 00; good to Choice
cows and heifers, SStuWSO: fair to good
cows and heifers. S4.2&ift4.7fi; common to
fair cows and heifers, 32.252i4.25; good to
choice stockers and feeders, l4.7D(&6 HO; fair
to good stockers and feeders, 14 Offg 4 75 ;
common to fair stockers and feeder, U.Xui
4.00: stock heifers, t3.uui33.50.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
r
8 TS
8 80
8 88
8 88
7 8
7 u
T 08
T 00
T 10
T 10
T li
T tt
T 40
T 58
T 50
T 5(1
T 80
T 88
T 70
T 70
T 80
t 80
2 73
I 78
I 88
4 It
4 to
4 tt
4 80
4 8i
4 8
4 7
4 TO
4 78
4 80
5 00
8 86
8 50
" 85
4 88
8 80
3 71
i It
3 88
3 88
I SB
I 08
I 98
( 4
8 88
8 08
i 00
I 54)
8 50
I 78
I Ti
S Tt
tok In Sla-kt.
Receipts of live alock at the elx principal
weatern rnargeia yeaierady:
Cattle.
Sooth Omaha 1,7
trioux City 80
Kansas City....
St. Louis .,. 8 3oA
St. Joseph., .............. t.0'9
Chicago .................. 8.naT
Hogi.
9
I.Jtst
'
" ti6
"IS.6W1
Sheep.
35uu
1 fce
I).
10, Out
Total ... 613 tUoet 26.3u6
Mo. Av. Pr. Na. Av.
10 880 4 80 31 -85
7 781 5 05 18 1123
t5 O IN 33 1140
33 811 I 24 84 1294
12 979 8 50 84 119
t,' I08I I 50 40 1238
16 115 3 98 19 1231
10 HltO 6 00 38 1238
22 1128 6 08 90 l:'22
44 1110 6 10 53 129
24 1143 6 15 15 .....1211
17 980 6 10 15 944
S8 l:f4 6 S3 98 1387
19 108I 6 35 95 150
10 1181 6 46 II 1234
16 1356 6 50 80 IJ4J
38 I4 6 50 108 1388
20 1015 6 80 2o 1440
80 988 6 80 21 1
21 948 6 48 17 148J
44 1170 4 78 36 129
COWS.
1 880 3 88 3 .....1100
3 865 3 50 It 888
J .. t!6 3 SO 6 314
I. THI 3 80 3 8M
2 875 t 78 9 1020
2 82)1 I 75 6 950
3 9'9 I 76 3 108
8 ... 798 3 80 17 M
9 91 3 5 9 ,...1014
( 10S8 8 00 i 1040
1 1K3 I 15 2 l76
6 748 3 It I 1143
8 W4 I 18 t lo;o
4 1012 I 2S 10 888
6 9i6 I 35 6 1031
10 9t 8 25 4 945
8 9.0 8 50 8 ll.sl
1 1110 3 50 10 mil
3 940 3 80
HEIFERS.
1 340 3 00 1 9nft
4 77 3 1 825
t 13 T il
4 6U1 8 36 6 k. 68
BULLA.
t 110 8 18 I 940
3 I 3 40 1 99
3 110 8 40 1 M
1 1078 3 40 3 114
1 loeo t 40 1 ro
1 490 3 40 3 0.5
1 ,...1280 I hi 4 liU
CALVES.
rs
2.10
. 1
. tse
ft
, 238
180
138
3 V)
4
4 00
4 00
4 50
4 79
I 00
9 80
136
no
198
no
130
830
176
STOCKERS ANTJ FEEDERS.
17 844 8 W 8 918 4 18
8 411 3 70 16 tl 4 so
3 i.T t H U 143 4 80
6 140 4 40 . 34 Ml 4 88
8 K.I 4 48
HOGS Hog opsned friiluc higher this
morning aral closed a strong !. h artier
The trade was active at tha advance and
every tning ensngeo nanus early in tn
morning. The market, aa a whole, wa
very sstljfaetory to the selling lntereata
me nogs crougni so.nub,u largely wttn a
top at i e
Representative aalss.
1 r.
6 87
i 17
I r.
I 87
6 87
SSI
6 17
3 87
6 91
6 87
6 rt a
I 87
6 87.,
I 87
Ne. Av. 88. Pr. Ma. Av. 8 k.
45 318 . . 6 18 74 til lie
48 1M 8 I 98 88 Is n
81 176 Itu 6 -8 71 Jit ...
7 178 9 t 27 7t 918 1J8
98 ISO 130 6 9 Ta .1X7 88
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90 1st 40 6 82 Tl ...1ST its
si US 8s T6 816 ISO
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twlcKinlov Club Train
CHICAGO
TIIE
COIIVEIiTIOIl
TO THE
REPUBLICAN
VIA
HORTIiWESTERIl LUIE
From Union Station, Omaha, 6:30 P. M.
Monday, June 15th. Standard and
Tourist Sleepers, Chair Oar and Diner.
REDUCED RATES
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES
ALL INVITED
For foil information call on or write
any of the general committee: Isidor
Ziegler, Pres.; H. S. Byrne, Sec'y; Dr.
H. A. Foster, Chas. E. Foster, H. P. Lea
vitt, Frank Crawford, E. 0. Hodder,
Chas. McDonald, H. B. Zimman and
B. F. Thomas.
Those intending to go should notify at orce some
member of the committee in order to secure train and
hotel accomodations.
NEW AND SCENIC LINE
One of th most bcsaUful spots la Atngrica. Ns m
I" wrier you hT traveled, or what you hATtj
sen, bert) is a trip that will plM3M r
as well. It not better.
Very Low Round-trip Rates
Are in effect this Summer
VIA THE
UNION PACIFIC
For Yellowstone Park Leaflet and latorma
Uon regarding tha new direct
11 bo to Tellowatoae,
Zagalre at
CITY TICKET OFFICE
ism wjvmsavac trr. Tstomi sotro. mas
MEDICINAL PURPOSES ONLY
.tii.oe
, .tia.o
XOVSIT QTJA3tT WXISKIXa B0TTT.ZS UT BO
Pennsylvania r'arm'ngton Rye, 4 years old, per dosen ,
Keptucky 8unbeam Bmirbon, 4 years old. per dosen ,
TABTTOmO TWA TTsTBTAJtD FBOOTJOT
California Brandy, 8 year old. per dosen - ,
California Brandy, 4 year old, per doaen ,
California Port wine, 4 year eld. per dozen
California Sherry Wine. 4 year old. per dosen ,
, Term: Cash with order. State If wanted for medicine.
E. E. BRUCE aV CO.
vioumu BZTjaaxiTS. oatAa
.18.00
.$16.00
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Representative sales:
SHEEP Receipt wer llgTlt this morn
ing, not only here, but at all other market
point well. High water ha eliminated
Kansas City entirely and other southern
market wer very poorly supplied. The
total number of sheeo and lambs that have
been on sale this week at all market point
na only been about one-hair a large aa
for the same time laat week. It la Im
possible to reduce receipt by one-half
without creating a very noticeable change
In market conditions. Hence tha phenom
enal rlae in valuea I not at all aurprtaing.
Tha market here this morning opened
gctlvs with everything selling very readily,
so that the pen wer toon cleared. The
prices paid were 2Sc higher than yester
day or ll.0utjt.26 higher than the low time
last week. Spring lamb sold high a
37.76. Shorn lam os that brought 34.6j on
Friday last week sold today at 16 .66. while
ewe that brought 34.00 laat week and 34 66
on Monday, sold today at 35 10.
Quotation on lamb: Uood to - cholc
oruig lamb. 37 s.r7 76: good to choice
wooled lamb, te IVcjU. 4U; fair to good
woolea lambs, 8'!i .; gooa to tnoiee
shorn Iambs, 35 7&U6.u: fair to good shorn,
lambs. 3t.&u6.7S; stock lambs, t3oj4.i,
good to choice shorn yearlings, 3fi.r.u6 So;
fair to good shorn yearlings, 36 .ixj5.25;
good to choice shorn wetners, 36 jt'uj.jil:
fuir to good shorn wethers, 8a.OU&.!V good
to choice saorn ewes, 36tjuafi.6; fair to good
shorn ewes, 34.S0ti6.ia); cull and bucka, 32. jo
No. Ar.
Jou Western lamb 74
313 Weatern ewe and wether.... 107
3-7 Weatern Ismbs 81
16 Western cull ewe 80
16 Weatern cull lamb 66
36 Western spring lambs 60
ls Western lamb 67
I Western lambs, cull 64
13 Western ewes - log
68 Western lamoa, cull 76
67 Spring lamb 44)
i3 Western lambs 66
14 Spring ewe Ill
3j6 Spring lamb 63
60 Spring cull 46
M Western, lamb nd yearling II
36 Wsstern ewes 1J
Lid Wsstsrn U.mbs 63
II Waateru lamb, cull and
rwea " , 68.
66 61 I lean wether, wooled I'M
l-jt Mean an wetbrra eroo.ed 1")
Wt weetasra lan.bs, wooled 67
2.7 western lambs, woolsd 98
Pr.
6 oo
i uO
i 76
t UO
4 76
7 S
00
( uu
OS
3 30
7 64
( 00
t 36
7 73
I UO
I 60
16
75
16
6 1
14
a
I 66
Corporations to
ton their sest should famlllsrla
themaelves wlih our plans for gusraateetng Uielr
validity and legality and tha eetahllahlag ot a guar
anty fusd to taellltats the sals sad srovlds for their
redemstloa.
American Guaranty
Company oi Chicago
Established 183.
CAWTTAI.
BTJ36X.Ca
tSOOrOOOJK
fTsVatMLM
BoisoToma
LoulsTtlle. (President Anerlcaa
slat loo, Vlee-Preaiseat Third Nee
J. D. POWBr!.
Beakers Aa
tlooal Bank.)
PRBDICRirK M. STRELB. Dllnafn. (Preal6sat
Staodard Porfings Company, Vloe-Prssldsat Ulga-
lir.l rsrk SU Basa l
PRANK BAACKKS. Chloaao. (Vles-Prealdent Amer-
Itan Sleel and Wire Compasy.)
B. M. FELLOW, city of Nsv Tork. (Tress 17. S.
Bealtv aad Improvement compear. Trap a Oaerge
A. Fuller Compaa.l
WILUAM OKOROS. Aurora. 111., (Tree! dent 014
Second Nailonal Baah l
LEWIS W. PITCHER, fnlpagn. Bee. of Company.
JAMES L. BIOLOW, Cblcaso. Trees, at Compear.
WILLIAM B. HILL. City ( New Tsrk. (Trust ea
Peoples Trust Company, Attorney st Law I
CHARLES L. FIRST. Chlcso, Vlce-Preaideat sf
Campasr.
(reasral Offloea. 1T1 Z.aall St.. CUaavcw,
Texas and Indian steer, 33.254.60; cows
and heifers. $1. 754.50.
HOU9 Receipts, i hesd: market 6c
higher; pigs and lights. H.6oo5 46; packers,
35.I0045.30; butchera and beat heavy, 3e-4uij
8HKEP AND TA MB H Receipts, t.ion
head, market, strong; native muttons, 17126
ti6.i': lamb, 34.6oa..36: cull and bucks.
8M.oufil.0o; stockers, 33 QujliO.
St. Joseak Lie Stoest Market.
T. JOSKPH. June H.-OATTLll-R.
cetpts, 3.019 head; market steady to lue
higher; native, s6.75,u7.6u; cow and heifer
3;.ispl.25; stockers and feeders, 4.0ii 10
HOtlS Receipt, 6.Soi heed; market, h
15c higher; top, 36.60; bulk of aalea, 36 6S
C5.4S.
SHEE1P AND LAVTBSRscelpt, l ag head
market. 1i15c higher; lamb, 35.ifro6.4u;
yearlings and wethers. ItOoua..
Sloaa City Live Stork MarkeC
SIOL'X CITY, Ia., June 1L (Special Tel.
Cram.) CATTLE-Recelpt, sj head: mar.
et steaoy; beeves, 3o Sietf-T.Se: cow and
heifer. 34 anOIsi.SO: feeders, 31 K&6J; calve
and yearlings. 33.7514 TV
HfHJS Receipts. 3.WJ0 head; market W
l'c higher; range, 3-.2U6.46, bulk ot sales
36.300.6.33.
St. Leali I-tve Stork Market.
ST. LOl'IS. June 11 CATTLE Receipts.
4.ua bead, locludlng 3.auu Teaaos; market,
sieady to strong: natlv shipping and a
poit stears, - 8.i'o7 16, dreeead beef and
butcher at-eTs, K Vu8 S. steers uncUr l.iasj
lbs., s4.7i45.S0: to ker and fee.ler. 36 io
4.76: cow avid 1. -ifrs, ti A4s, cannera,
3i.V1.sU, buis, t6.1Msv.airi caavea, iiKaxiu,
CORN SHOW INCORPORATED
Watloaal Raaeltlai Will Have v
tagltal Btssrk ( rifty Tkaaw
aasaat Oe liars.
Article of Incorporation fot the National
Corn espoaUloq will be filed .Friday follow
ing the meeting of til dlreoror and flt
rut:TS committee.' The corporation w:H have
a capital ttt rA00 and be' authorlaed to
tranaacl the , necessary etiatness for not
!es than terry trg, thua'aasur.ng everyone
Uterestetl lit at rk great natlussl show
will not be a or year proposition, but w'il
be made permanent and probably grow
eart year. It 1 the hope of tiie promoter
anf the farmer of the wt who are In
terested that the U will realize suffi
eient tsturas lo provide ut-h a surplus
w'.U Insure the show bating held without
lis avereaeily sf securing gabacrtptloM of
any kl na to provide the fin anus eoea ear
avctl. ysar.