Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 190S.
3
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Values Remain Firm and the Bain
Continue! to Fall.
a
JC1Y OPTIONS ARE KEPT DOWH
laereaaed Rmlfli f Both WkMt
mm Corn Keen Prleea Daern
4 Fa tares Feet Dant
I Report.
, .' OMAHA. June 18,
drain value remain firm and market
hlsher. Lower rable ar offset by contin
ued r In all over the west and southwest.
Increased nmIdIi of both wheat ana corn
have tendency to keep th July option
tiown, but good gain art shown by the
mora deferred future, which are feeling
the riBmavat rcDorta moat aeveraly.
Wheat ahowed aotna decided atrencth In
tse face of lower foreign quotatlone owing
1.4 the continued wet weather. The grain
throughout the south la rip and aerloua
imuMa la antirlnataul before a harvest can
be made. July ootlon opened at 84c and
rliaurf at I1V.K
Corn wae strong and made a rood ad
vinra with wheat and helneJ by a (nod
cah demand for aample corn. While the
condition In the corn belt are not aa alarm
In; aa coma from the wheat section, th
outlook 1 not favorable. July corn opened
at Mo and cloaed at 66V4C
Pr! miry wheat recelnta were 862.000 buah
ela and shipment 190,000 buhel, galnt
recelDt laat vear of 890.000 buahela and
ahlt.manta ? 9rt3 IVWi htiaheis.
Corn receipt were 910.000 bushel and
ahtr.man'a ,) fMiO hoahala asatnat receipts
last year of 1.164,000 buahela and shipments
of 407.009 bushel.
r-1 o vMa nnni nt rem. none ox
cat, and wheat and flour equal to 62,000
buKhel. . ,
l.li-ernonl closed UifMid lower on wheat
and H1 lower on corn.
Local rancr of options;
Artrcle. Open. Hlgh. Low. Closo.l Tosy.
Wheat
July... Hcpt...
Corn
July.'.. Sept,-; .'
H4
!
4S
4
80
I
- 6BT.I
844
5H1
65 "41
-t-
44
80
4H
tan
S hard.
1 spring.
Omaha Cash Men.
WHFAT-NO. 1 hard. 71fi93c: No.
SSVimtlitc; No. 4 hsrd, S3sc; No.
SlMlWl"
cork-no. s, tv56c: no. 4. mK6m?i
No. 1 yellow. 671&J8c; No. 3 white. 71,8
OATB No. ( mrxed, 49t4c; Nt. 3 white,
4'.ymfif : Na.,4 'while, 4&VW4C
HfE Ko. ,27731;. No. S, 7072c.
u'. .tH Iteeelpts.
i'f ' i -: Wheat.
Chicago, v.v. iw. .; -1
Minneapolis .4 . ,'.20
Onitha ,1.1 . .t ... .... ;i9
Duluth ..'...-. 49
HICAOU
Corn.
676
Oats.
209
AND PROVISIONS
CVrRN--Fpot.' firm:' new American kiln-
drled. &s 1; old American, mixed, 6a l'yl;
fvii urea quiet; July, 6 Id; September num-Inal.
W BATHER IN TIIK URAt.X BELT
S h tt r rs Wednesday and Slowly Ris
ing;. Teaaperatare.
OMAHA. Neb., June 1. 19
Shower were scattered throughout the
mountain district during the I met twenty-
four hour and raina -re falling in eeetern
Nebraska and soul, over the lower Mis
souri valley thla ;uornlng. barometric con
ditions to the westward Indicate continued
unaettled weather, with showers in this
v rinlty tonight and Wednesday, with
slowly rising temperature. The weather
la generally clear eaet of the Mississippi
river, except that rain I falling In the
New England atates. Heavy rain occurred
in the middle Atlantic statea witnin tne tasi
twenty-four houra.
umana record or temperature ana pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of th last three years:
1S07. I9t.
Minimum temperature .... 40 71 66 64
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .07
Normal temperature for today, a degrees.
excess in precipitation aince Marcn 1,
Dealings Are Almost Wholly in Hands
of Professionals.
VOLUME OF TRADING LARGER
170 Inchea.
Deficiency
I.M inches.
Deficiency
3.74 Inchea.
corresponding period In 1907,
corresponding period in 1906,
D. A. WEDBH,
Local Forecaster,
Cora aad Wheat Reatoa Bnlletli
For the twenty-four hours ending at
a. m.
1908;
76th meridian time, Tuesday, June 16,
Stations.
Ashland, Neb.
Auburn, Neb
Broken Bow, Neb
Columbus, Neb..
Falrbury, Neb....
Fairmont, Neb...
Or. Island, Neb..
Hartlngton, Neb.
Hastings, Neb....
Holdreae, Neb...,
Oakdale. Neb....
Omaha, Neb 6
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Max, mm
9
68
71
es
AH
t
ft
70
65
63
57
53
47
50
67
66
48
49
49
63
66
62
50
60
63
46
68
fall.
T
.00
T
.16
.12
.11
.23
T
.44
.48
.26
T
.00
.00
.00
T
.00
.00
for
8ky.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
. Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
twelve-hour
Tekamah, Neb... 67
Alta. la 72
Carroll, la........ 73
Clarlnda. Ia 73
Blbley. Ia 71
Sioux City, Ia.. 68
Minimum temperature
period ending etna. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES,
No. of
Central. Stations.
Chicago, 111 26
Columbus, 0 17
Dea Moines, Ia.... 14
Indianapolis, lnd.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 20
Minneapolis, Minn. 2A
Omaha, Neb 18
St. Louis, Mo 11
, Raina are falling this morning In the ex
treme western portion of the corn and
wheat belt. The weather Is slightly warmor
throughout tne belt.
Lb A. . WELSIt Local Forecaster.
Temp Rain.
Max. Mtn. Incites.
68 42 .00
64 42 T
72 60 .00
68 42 .00
72 66 .18
72 48 .01'
68 ' 62 .12
74 48 .00
Keatorea of (ho Trading anal Moslag
Trier on Uoard of Trade
rHiPArtO; ,'ljn 16. Additional ( rain In
thu winter wheat rectlon caused strength
todev In the leoal wheat market,' tle July
rtrllvery .smg Ho higher. 'Corn was up
lH,c. Outs, wire also 1V hlsrherj fro-vlalons
were liVie Inwer to 7Hi10c higher.
Uha wn at 'market opened easy owing to
a declloo-of narly-. id :at Liverpool, but
trntlmeul. soon becftme -bulUsh because of
Ihi contlntieiK Wk t' weather In Kansas, Ne
braska orl t' noutnwi-st. Aside from the
wukneoa of Tocelgn markets the news of
the ouy w-tu a. bullish nature. The ma
jor, tv of the reporta regarding the new
ru. In the winter wheal belt claimed that
muih, damage by wet weather had already
b en done and that the situation la atea.d
l.. trowing worse. Threshing returns also
told 0 small yields. The matter broke
harily about the middle of the day on
liberal rea.lsing ales. but It soon rallied
i gain on reniw.d buying by commis-lon
I ouiri. The closi' was firm. July openel
unc.n cd t V' lower, at SftH&fcSc, ad
vancu t) 89'4c and then declined to 87'c.
Oh.- c!os' w,is at 8S4(i)9!. Clearances of
v 1. and flour wer. equal to 63,4 bu.
T wor d's vlslhla supply decreased
4 5.6,0.0 bu. Pi lmsry receipts were- 362.0 0
bu., ms command with xw.000 bu.. on tin
1 orrrN Vnflng 0oy one ear ago. Mlnneap
ili (Utilutli in 1 Chicago reported receipts
of 29 tun, aiiinst 27b tars last week tuia
k7 1 urs ond yar ago.
Til torn inariiei was strong throughout
the day, owing- to the active general de.
mard I roug'. t mil by report'' of more rain
in Kansas. Nebraska, Missouri and other
lettiuiiri of the corn belt. Offerings cam
cl V fy from longs. An advanco of WUlv In
ih 1 rlc ; of cah corn helped to stimulate
( mand for the p ions. The market closed
stron,' t the highest point of the day.
J.ly opened ,(SV' lower to a shade hUher
1 t ;'4(ltiHo. and advanced to 7Wa67c,
vn le It tl ted. l.i cal rn clpts wero 776 cars,
.lti 47 rs of contract grade.
Wet w.'sthT, unlavoruhle crop news and
Ih strength of corn caus ! u s rong mark t
in oi.ts. prices advancing lu from thj low
1 olnt .if tho day. July opened c higher, at
4 , advancrd t ) Uf. and cloaed at 440.
L al rereitta were 209 cars.
Provisions were active and firm. At the
close September pork waa up 7Vt&10e, at
SI4.4,rJ14.47H. Lard was 2Hc lower, at $S9i.
Kl s w,r.- ;c higher, at 8.0j(b8.07H.
Eitlmnted reccipta for tnmorrow: Wheat,
4 iers; coin, 124 cars; oats, 102 cars; hogs,
3 iOi head.
The leudlng futures ranged a follows:
Article. I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. I Yes'y.
Vhrat I I
July SRtifMt Si1
Sept. 8V,
a Oec. S7S 8S
bDrc. 67 I 8'
H .111- 1
July 66ViH'67VitlH
Fept. 66 U! 67U
Die. 67HtiS 6S'"
May 67'AtVj 68H
Ham
aJuly . 43H u
bJuly aiii fit
B-pt. 35T4-H 37
May & SM4
pork I
July II 20 14 )
Pei.t. 14 42H 14 47H
Lard
July 3 75 8 76
Sent. 3 96 3 97V4
Oct. 3 02H 06
Ribs- 1
July T T7V4I 7 8?H
6 pt. 3 02HI 8 (r7
Oct. 16 I 3 16
RBW - YORK GENERAL - MARKET
ttpotatloaa of the "Day oa Varloaa
-. ' Comaaodltles.
NF.W YORK. June 16. FLOUR Receipts,
43 am hhls - exoorts. 12.021 bills. :' market
steady. Minnesota patents, tb.AXit
6.60: Minnesota baker,' 4.10(4.SO; winter
J patents, S4.o4.7B: winter stralgnts, 4.3o(t
4.40: winter extra, w.iwtn.w; winter low
a-rades. I3.3SI&390:. Kve Hour, nareiy ateaay
aflr t good, 34.SOiti4.90; choice to fancy,
3d.9oia5.10. r'
coRNMEAL Steady: fine whit and yel
low, Xl.borul.ti6; coarse, 31.66; kiln dried, 33.85,
RYE Dull; No. 2, 7c f. o..b. New xork
16,000 bu.; spot market firm; No. t red, toWc
. levator and 98V4C f. o. b. afloat; No.
northern. Dulutn. 31.15. f. o. b. afloat
Nn. a hard winter. 31.05X4 f. O. b. afloat,
Weather conditions again dominated the
wheat market today, caualng frequent and
violent price changes, with the. main ten-
,lunnu nnniap naflnir In dftmitn from the
southwest, final" prices being HJ to Tc net
higher. July. WVffv7c, closed 9tt'c; Septem
lr closed B11.C. -
CORN Receipts, 27,960 bu.; spot; market
easy; No.' 2, 77c, nominal, elevator, and 76c
asked f. o. b. afloat. Option market was
quiet, but firm.- closing partly c net
IdKher. July closed at 75Xc; September
Closed at 76o., . .. :
OATS Receipts, 72.OO0 bu.; spot market
steady; mixed oats, 26 to 32 pounds, 63gfoc;
natural white, M to 33 pounas, (hwbto,
clipped white, 32 to 40 pounds, 68tttMi&o,
HAV Dull; good to-molce, SS-UGc.
HIDES Firm Bogota, 17Hc; Central
Anit'l'lean, 17V4c.
I.KATUKR Juiet; acid, 19jT?7o.
PROVISIONS Beef, tlrm; family, 316 75
U17.U0, meas, tM Oiii 15.00; beet hams, 326.00Q
W.OO; packet, 816.out(tltt.oo; city extra India
mess, 3H4.OO4f25.00. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies. KV'a 10c: Pickled hams, 310.00. Lard
steady; western 38.704(8.80; refined, firm;
continent, 39.00; South America, 39.60: com
pound. 37.&7&8.12tt. Pork firm; family,
l7.otxg 18.00; short clear, $l5.7&tjl7.25; meat,
14.76B 16.26.
TALLOW Firm; city (32 per package),
6Hc; country (packages free), 6H3Tc.
BUTTER Weak; creamery specials, 24c;
extraa, 234c; third to first, 20dii3c; state
dairy, common to finest, 19&23c; process,
common to special, 21M22c; western fac
tory, firsts, 20c.
CHEESE Firm; state full cream, spe
cials. ll&124.c; fancy, llc; good to prime,
llfell'lc; common, 9-(&10c; skims, 7tf9o.
EGOS Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white, 21gi!c; good
to choice, 19)ii0Vsc; brown and mixed fancy,
2txJ21c; firsts lo extra flrts. 17(&19c; west
ern firsts, 1516Hc; seconds, )4W4'16c
POULTRY Alive, steady; spring chick
ens, 20c; fowls, 13V4c; turkeys, 12c; dressed
steady; western spring chickens, 20j230c;
turkeys, 12U17c; fowls, 12 13 Vic
NEW YORK STOCRS AND BONDS
PolHleal laaloa Has F.ffeet of
Caaalaa; Caatloa and llealtatloa la
Geaeral Financial World
Baa d Are Irrrgalar.
NEW YORK. June 16 While some llght
expansion of volume occurred In the stock
market today the deallncs were tlll almost
a holly in th hands of tne proiessioimi
traders. Thla class was basing the en
larged operations on political views and Pn
their opinion of developments at the re
publican national convention according u
heir own avowals. They attacnea mm
Importance, apparently, to the so-called
anti-Injunction plank of the platform, and
they bousht and bid up stocks on the re
ceipt of Information alleged to come from
tne best informed quarters ana statin m
very positive terms that the proposition
to Insert a plank restricting the Isiuano-
of Injunctions by certain regulations would
not be carrind into errecl. inese mouvea
for huvlnir Rtnrlii m'ara nnt effective OUt-
slde of a narrow professional circle, the
political activity having no other apparent
effect on the general financial world than
to prompt caution and hesitation. Other
matters seempit to ha lanored.
Money continued to work easier and rates
for some periods of time loana were qunt
ably lower. Trust companies will with
draw something like Sao.OOO.wiO from the"
hank hofnra Jnlv 1. lo eomnlv with the Be
law requiring mem 10 noiu i" per eem.
cash reserves on that date and 15 per cent
bv February. Itsi9.
Notwithstanding the ease ot tne money
market the bond market has flattened out
under the Influence of large new issues
Tha atmriv bovine- of the new Union fa-
cine aa a.t WiJt, waa done mostly by a slnftla
brokerage house, while sales at w, uic
subscription price, were much smaller. The
onlv Influence traceable to the reports of
f.mitlnu1 unfavorable weather conditions
in the southwest was the comparative
heaviness of one or two of the granger
railroada In that section, notably Atchison
The day's advances were well held In spite
of a marked subsidence In the late buying.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, 33,906.000. United States 2s and the
4a registered advanced H per cent and the
new 48 coupon hi per cent on call.
Number of aalea and quotations on stock
were a follow:
AtrMtnn adj. 4a.,
no 4
('antral 4i..
frhlftnn
So prd v.i
Ronton A Albany
Roatna A Maine.
oainn Klevated .
Itrhi.nr at ....
axHan Central .
N. T.. N. H. H
nlnn parlfip
Am. Arte. Cheat.
do (d
m. Pnan. Tub..
mer. Sugar ....
So prd ,
m. T. A T
mer. woolto ..
So eM
Pnmtnion I. A 8
Edlaon Elac. lllu..
Oanaral Electric .
Maaa. Elactlis ...
do ptd
aaa. (laa
nitad rrult
Dlted R. M
do pfd .........
. 8. Btrel
do pfd
Adventure
Allnuai
Amalgamated ....
Bid. "Anked.
87
87
88 V4
W417H'1.'HI
67i4
57H!
4SH
42V
3L
14 15
14 40
3 72H
8 92SI
3 7HI
7 77H
R (CMi
8 07HI
S3!
44
4314
87V4
87
66fJ'4
66S
67
57i4
4sv;
4i
:i
1W4 25(fi2S
14 20
14 47
3 75
8 96
02Mt
7 ?Hi
8 07HI
S 12H
14 ir
14 8TV4
8 80
8 974
9 06
780
8 06
8 124
No. 7. a Old. b New.
CmpIi ttiiotatione were a follow:
FLOUR Steady 1 winter patent. 34. 80
7-e; wnter stralghta, 34U5fi4.l0; spring pat
ents, 3i.Mi 40; spring straights, 3 Kipi.70i
I nkru. 33 UCi4.X.
WMKAT-No. 1 spring, 31 00; No. S spring,
9itji No. t red, 91Vrtj3c.
lOItN-Na. 2. PV; No. I yellow, 70fT
70r.
lAT3-No. 3 white. 49He.
It YE No. I. 7Sjic.
riAHLEY Fair to choice malting, 3!3
fc.
SF.F.PB riax. No. 1 northwestern, I1.25H.
Prime t'mothy, 33.80.
' PROVISIONS Short ribs, sides (loose),
37.6W(7.r7H. Mee pork, per bbl.. 314.30i4.26.
Inl. per l'W lbs., 38.70, Enort clear side
UH'Xed). 37.768.00.
Following were the receipt and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Recelr's. Bhlpmenta.
r:our. bbl l.tou si.itii)
W heat, bu 18. JW t.m
Corn, bu TtM 45,4.0
Oats, bu..... 230.O 379 y
Bye, bu 3.0u0 J ")
Barley, bu 36,ai 12,nu)
On the Produce exchange today th but.
ter market waa steady; creameries, 194V23C
tiniiit'a. ii.iil. rtfaa, ihwij. . mat a.,
case Included. 14'jliV; firsts, HHo; prime
lirsis, itttc. cneese, firm, Ji'fiUVfcc.
t. Loals Uesersl Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 16. WHEAT Strong;
track, No. 2 red cash, SSOftc; No. 2 hard,
93cift31.01; July, 86V4c; September, 8&H&iiic.
CORN Firm; track, No. 2 cash, 704i7lc;
No. B white, 7UcH3'77Hc; July, 68c; Septem
ber, 6Hv&66i4c.
OATS Firm; track. No. t cash, 51c; Sep
tember, S3c; December, 36c; No. 2 white,
64c,
FLOUR Dull; red winter patents. 84.60i
4.76; extra fancy and straight, 34.104.56;
clear, 33.405'a.7a , . 1 ..
SEEDS Timothy, Steady; 13.0033.75.
CORN MEAL Steady; 33.60.
BRAN Lower; sacked, east track, 87V4c
11.00.
HAY Steady ; timotny. 89.ourais.uu; prairie,
3100012.00.
IRON COTON Tl EJtJ J.W.
PROVISIONS Pwk, higher; Jobbing,
314 50. Lard, firm; prime steam. 38.2&!8.40.
Dry salt meats, higher; boxed, extra shorts,
38.1JH; clear ribs, 38.00; short cleara, 38 37.
Bacon, higher: boxed, extra snorts,
clear ribs, 3X.76; short clears. 39 60.
POULTRY Quiet; chickens, nuc; springs,
164J-30C; turkeys, ll-ffli'tc; dixks, 7c; geese,
6c.
BUTTER Firm ; creamery, lSHTSC.
BOGS Uncitanged; 12Hc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 6.000 SOU)
Wheat, bu 27,OuO 34,000
Corn, bu IOS.OuO 161,000
Oats, bu 64,000 61,000
Kaaaaa City Grata and Provision.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 16. No trad
ing In cash grain today.
WHEAT July, U!,c; September, tlc;
December, 83c.
CORN July. 66c; September. 62c; De
cember. 5J-o.
HAY Nominally unchanged; choice
timothy; SlO.omjill.ai; choice prairie, JU.otKtf
12.00.
BUTTER Firm ; creamery, 21c; packing
atock, isc.
tXJOS Unchanged to He higher; fresh
extraa, 16c; current receipt. 12c.
Shipments.
Wheat, bu 000
Corn, bu lo
Oat, bu IO.OuO
Option at Kama City:
Philadelphia Pr4aeo Market.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-BUTTER
Eaaler; extra western creamery, tic; extra
western nearby prlnta. 17c.
KOOs-Firm; good demand; Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts, I7d at mark;
current receipts in retumatxe ease lbc
mark; western rirst. l.o at mark; cur
rent receipt, ito at mark.
CH ELSE Firm ; good demand; New York
full creams, choice. lZQ'Ulsc; fair to
good. 11H4JUC.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, III.. June 1. -CORN-HI eher
No. 3 yellow. 7Wc; No. 3, flc) No. 4,
460: no grade, 6g40c.
OATaVl nchangwl , No. S white, tXtJoOHc;
ti. wne, tp-vijouc.
WHISKY II
Dalath Urals Market.
DI-I.tTIL Minn.. June 11-WHBAT No.
1 northern. I1.08S4: No. I northern. ILGSi,;
July. Il l: Oeptemoer. sio.
OAT-60c. .
Uvsrseel Orala Varkat.
IJ'EJRPOOU Jim 14. WHEAT Spot.
dull; No. 2 red weetern winter, 1 4Vrd; No.
1 California, is Vd. futures stead; July
U 34. mpimmitr, U Dcoim-, fig iS4-
Amalgamatad Copper
Am. C. A P
Am. C. A F. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. A L pfd
Am. Ira Becurltiea
Amarlcan Llneaed Oil
Am. Locomotlrs
Am. Locomotlrs pfd
Am. f. A R
Am. 8. A R. pfd
Amer. Sugar Rpflnlng
Am. Tobaono pfd
American Woolan
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaon .
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic Coaat Line ,
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of Naw Jerecjr
Chanapeaka A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago A N. W
C. M. A St. P
C, C. C. A St. L
Colorado P. A 1
Colorado A Bo
Colo. A So. lat pfd
Colo. A Bo. id pfd
Consolidated Oa
Corn Products
Delaware A'Hudeon
Denver A R. O
P AR. O. pfd
DUtlUere Securities
Erie
Erie lat pfd...
Erie id pfd
Oenerai Electric
Ot. Northern pfd
nt. Northern pfd ctfs
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
lows Central '.
Kanaai City 80
K C. go. pfd
LouliTlll A N
Mexican Central
Minn. A St. L
M , Bt. P. A 8. 8. M
Mltsourl Pacific
M , K. A T
M.. K. A T. pfd
National Lead
New York Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Pacific
Paolflc Mall
PeniylTanla
People's Oas
P.. C, C. A Bt. L
Preaaed Bteel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Bteel Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Bteel pfd
Rock Inland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
St. L. A 8. f. 2d pfd
Bt. Loula S. W
Bt. L. 8. W. pfd
Bloaa-Breffleld 8. A I
So. Pacific
So. Pacific pfd
So. Railway
Bo. Railway pfd
Tenneaaee Copper
Teiaa A Pacific
T., Bt. L. A W
T.. Bt. L. A W. pfd
IJnlon Pacific
Villon Pacific pfd
V. 8. Rubber 1.
P. 8. Rubber 1st pfd...,..,
V. 8. Bteel ,
V. 8. Bteel pfd
lTtah Copper
Va.-Carollna Chemical ...
Va.-Caro. Chera. pfd
Wabaah
Wabalh pfd 1
Weeungbouae Electno ...
Waatern t'nlon
W. A I..
W lee In ion Central
Total aalea (or the day,
Bale.
11.7I
200
High. Low. Ci
a3Ve 7 7T
14
4
100 SOH V"
""400 'riit 'iivi
'"ioo 'i'i
"i.m "7i n
600 MSi tV
tOO 127 1M
" too 'iiii "is"
1,900 81 el .
"joo 'in' ii'i
1,100 M W
-I7oo "is" iiii
Line lenuj if,Mt
Hl 15 15
104 1 M
'jio 'it" 'iii
Wi 64,
!' l&l 151
14,500 1I4V4 13244
'"300 '27H 'iriii
l.too JIH smt
100 to 5SVk
.& 135(4 124 "
2,000 17 i
"io 'iiii 'jf
100 8(M,
i.tft) 18H l'S
1,100 S4 n
100 23 23
400 1S4 18.1(4
3.10 18144 130
400 6l )
1,400 1304, 129
1100 1044 14
100 19 23
" "ioo '"' "ta
" ioo i4ii 'ii
" ioo iosii ioi(i
"'ioo '17 'iiii
1.SO0
610
110
700
1.8-K)
2,700
4H
7
1
(W
106(4
41 .
i
V4
l
u
104 H
40
Article. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloaa
Wheat
July September
Corn
July September
83H
blH
74
66V" 4f
33 1 8ST4
W4 81V4iH
Mlaueapolls Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, June lS-WHEAT-No.
1 hard. 31 U: No. 1 northern, l.v; No. J
northern, 3107; No. 3 northern, Sl.o,"jln6.
CORN-July, Sl.064; 8ptember, jft91e
BRAN in bulk, lissovittoo.
KLOITR Firm; tlrst patents. S"i3jO?f5 4R;
eoond patents, S6.30iii6.36; first clear, ti.'Mf
4.30; aecood cleara, 33.eoij3.So.
- 1
Mllwaakeo Oral Market.
M1LWACKEB, Wl . June IS. WH EAT
No. 1 northern. tl.ltty'l.Utt; No. t northern,
31 07Ht10j. July. !
BAKLEY -Firmer, No. t, SOc; aample, 48
Sac.
CORN Steady; No. S cash, TtX&Tlc; Bep
t ember, t'to asked.
Bask Clear la aa.
OMAHA, Jone 14 Bank clearing for to
day were 3Le71.hX.sl end for the tojTta-
tw&dinj date Us I yar UW.lMlii
ll.SOO
100
4,ln0
MIO
74.300
KHO
100
(HO
800
100
400
t.OOO
100
OI
J.K
4. HO
too
500
77,100
:,5oo
1,300
100
aoo
1.500
" ioo
137H
it4
ita
K14
114(4
18
60 4
"44
14
28(4
60
87(4
111(4
"(4
46
14(4
'ioii
444
14744
13544
25
121
1(4
lit
17T4
e4
IT
33(4
28
60
M(4
HUH
1644
45
35(4
'20"
4414
14444
87 14
103
H44
23
45
74
10144
1144
23
44
'(4
111.4Ka iharea.
84 4
11
11
1744
SI
49(4
1W1
74
ft
1244
tl
4.H4
8144
(4
vo
M (4
88
4144
14
25
S2(4
44
S-4
1M4
U4'4
Ml
2T(4
II
M
48(4
124
114
lo4
2(1
344
14
18(4
13(4
23
184
1S1H
at
1JP44
1014
39
ion
rs
21
"44
18(4
19
27
110
4844
2744
60
105H
4"4i
(3
60 14
1S6'4
' 254
121.
75
J7
158
Jtii4
118(4
17
6fiV
l'(4
S3 '4
I,
1
15
444
81
lit
17(4
4514
so
21
19(4
4414
147
82
25
;
7t
1014,
31(4
1011
114
1344
45
55
7
"(4
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, June 16 MONEY On call
ssy, l'4'Ol(4 per cent; ruling rate, 1(4 pe
cen'.; closing uia, 1-4 per cent; orrerea
1(4 :r cent, lime loans, dull and easy
sixty days, 1S2 per cent; ninety days, 2
il4 per cent; six niontns, ihi per cent,
PRIME MERCANTILE P A PE It 8H 94
per cent,
STERLINQ EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills at Ji710
for demand and at 1450 for sixty-day
Mils; commercial nius, 4 (O.
SILVER Bar, 6374c; Mexican dollars, 4'
BONDS Government,- strong; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing quotation on bond today were
a follow:
104 Hock. Val. 4(4...,
....104(4 Int. Met 4(4a
....101 L. A S. unl. 4s..
....101 Man. 0. g 4t
....120 Menlean central 4i
....lit do lat lnc
.... 72M. A St. L. 4e..,
.106( M . K. A T. 4a....
. 17 do 3a ,
. 11 N. R. R. of M. c.
oN. T. C g me...
.100 N. 1 c. . 5a
. 2 No. Pacific 4a
.14 do 1
. 3 N. A W. c. 4a
. 71(40 . U rfdg. 4a ..
.1' Pens. c. frit 115
. Tl o cos. 4a
. 48(4 Reading gen. 4a...
aa -Kp. af Cuba la. .
F. fg. 4a. 71
re.,
U. t. ret. la,
do ooupoa
V. . la. rag..,
do eoupon ..
U. I. 4a. rag.
do eoupoo . .
Am. Tobacco
de 4a
Ateblaoa gen. 4a.....
do adj. ia.
.do 4s
do cv. Sa.
Atlantic C. L. 4a.
Bal. A Ohio 4a..
do la
Brk. R. T e. 4a .
Central of Oa. 6a.
ds let lae
do 3d lac
do 3d Ino
Chee. A Ohio 4e... .lol 8t. L. A
Cbleaao A A. 14a... 47 St. L A 8.
..103
.. 5
.. 8
.. 11
.. 14
.. Cl
.. 10
41 8
..
..121
..1(4
.. 11
.. 14
.. 8
.. 11
..101
.. (
103
524.M; gold coin snd ouilion, tT3.rS4.SPl;
Id certificates, li,473.67a
TtOfTOV, June IS. Money, call loans. !tt
per cent: time loans, 31141 per cent.
luslns Quotations nn stcks and bond to-
lay wt-re as follows:
.. 87 Allinlle 1
.. Bingham To
.. 82 Cal. A Heels 180
.. 81 Centennial H4
.. E7t,ceper Range 12
tialy Weat H
. . 1 -7 a Franklin
1. Ill Uranby 4
..12.i lle Kortl. it
.. l'.4 Maaa. Mining 4
.AH Mlrhiran
...147 . Mohavk t-S
... 2.4 Mnnt. C. A C I"
... 1.114 Old Dominion 35
... S1 Onceola 10
...lis Parrot T
...l Qulney 84
...118 Shannon , 13
Bl Tamarack 58
88 Trinity 11
It t'nited Copper 7
f. g. Mlnlns 17V4
V. 8. Oil 15
. 3 ftah 41
, 44 Vlrtnrla 4
. 53 Winona 5
.141 Wolverine 180
. f.4 North Butte 84
. 2T Butte Coalition 18
. 87 Nevada 11
.102 Cal. A Arliona 10
. 1 Arliona Com 11
. 174 Greene Cananea .i... 11
. 17
Contole. rrmaey
oo account
Anaconda
Atehleon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian Pacific ..
heaapeake A Ohio...
Chicago Ol. W
C, M. A 8t. P..
Pe Beere
Denver A R. O..
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd
do 2d pfd
Orand Trunk ....
Illinois Central .
Loiilevllle A N.
.. mt
..108
.. 70
.. 85
.. 11
.. 2
..
.. 67
.. 17
.. 47
.. 17
..H
.. 8
.. 18
..104
.. 11
,.. 29
41
Loadoa Stork Market.
LONDON, June !! Closing Quotations on
piocks were as follows:
87 1-14 M., K. ft T
.. 17 .N. T. Central
.. 1 Norfolk A W
... 83 do pfd
71 Ontario A W
2 Penneylvanls ....
164 Rand Mines
45 Reading
c Southern Railway
13 do pfd
11 Southern Paelfle
26 In ion Pacific ....
M do pfd
18 C. a. steel
14 do pfd
24 Wabaah
14 do pfd
131 Spnnlih 4e
Ill Amal. Connar
SILVER Bar, steady at 24?d per ounce.
munni W9H per cent.
The rate of discount In the nnen market
for short bills Is 1 7-16W1U ner cent: for
tnree months bills, 1 7-1&& 1V4 per cenL
Germaa Eichange,
BERLIN. June IS. Rxchsnae on Tendon
30 marks 39H pfg. for checks: discount
rates, short bills and three months' bills.
3(4 per' cent.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK, June 16. COTTON-Fu-
tures opened steady; July, 10.2Sc; August.
10.08c; October, .44c; December. 8.30c:
January, 9.26c; Ma-ch, S.2O0S.21C; May, 9.Z4c
offered.
Spot closed aulet, 26 points higher: mld
dllng uplands, 11.76c; middling gulf, 12a.
Bales, 200 bales. Futures closed steady;
June, 10.42c; July, 10.42c; August, 10.20c
Beptomber, .91o; October, 9.60c: November
9.46c; December, 9.45c; January. 9.40c; Feb
ruary, s.sxc; marcn, m.3dc.
OAI.VEr3TON. Tex.. June 18. COTTON
steady at 1194c.
ST. IX3C18. June 16. COTTON TFnrtn :
middling, 1194c; sales, 687 bales; receipts. 200
holes; shipments, 1,103 bales; stock, 19,724
DRIPS.
NEW ORLEAN8. June 1 ft. COTTON
spot, steady; low ordinary, 7c, nominal;
ordinary, 8 1-lSc, nominal; good ordinary,
w; low middling. 1044c; middling, ll-ilc
Ko'-j middling. 12 3-16c; middling fair,
11-lGc: fair. 12 6-lttc. nominal. Rales. 1700
balea; receipts, 2,900 bales; stock, 87,640
oaies.
and
by
Available Supplies of Grain.
NEW YORK. June 16. Special cable
telegraphic communications received
Hradstreet a show the following changes in
available aupplles, as compared with pre-
vious account.
Available aupplles:
Wheat. United States, east of Rockle
decreased l.4Xti,000. bushels. Canada, In
creased 681,000 bushels. Total, Ignited
States and Canada, decreased 1,906,000
bushels. Afloat for and In Europe, de
creased 8.000,000 bushels. Total American
and European supplies, decreased 4,906,000
bushel.
Corn, .. United States and Canada, de'
creased 615.000 bushels. . .1
Oats. United States and Canada. ' de
creased 8M.000 buahela. - '
The leading Increases and decreases re
ported this week are-a follows: Increases,
Manitoba. 832,000 .bushel; .Chicago, private
elevators, 86.000 buahela; Kingston, 62,000
bushels. Decreases, Omaha, 90,000 bushels
Louisville, 60,000 bushels. :
C , B. A Q. s. 4a.
do col. la
do rfdg. 4a
CCC. A St. U g.
Cols. Ind. 6a
Cols. Mid. 4a
Colo. A 80. 4a.....
Del. A Hud. ev. 4
D. A R. O. 4
Erie p. I. 4a.
do gee. 4
Japes 4a
de 4s
do Id series
aid. uttered.
... n St. u 8. w. e. 4e..
... TO tteaboard A. L. 4a..
... Mo. Pacific 4a
4 do lat 4e
... 40 So Railway la.
... 4'.'Teiaa A P. la
... T., Bt. L. A W a.
.. M t'nloa Paelfle 4a....
...? de ev. 4a
... 17 I'. 8. Steel M 5. ...
... 47 Wabaah ll
... Iv 'Weaiera Hi. 4a
... 88 w. A t. B. 4a
...81 Wla. central 4a...
N. Y. 24. H.
85
2
. 1
1'
, 74
,li
, 81
,li.3,
.
, (1
84
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, June 16. M ET ALS No
very Important change waa reported In the
London tin market today, spot closing at
12! 2a 6d and futures at 129 16s. Locally
the market was dull and a shade lower on
the average, quotations ratuclng from
328.12H to t.37W. Copper declined 6s in
London, with spot closing at 68 and fu
tures at 68 10s. The local market was
dull and unchanged, with Lake quoted a
31-'.87H'!i-13.0o; electrolytic at 312.62V4fill2.87H,
and casting at 312.50r312.2V4. Lead waa
la 3d lower at 12 lis 3d In London. Th
local market was rjulet at 34. 47(404. 6?H
Soelter declined to 119 6s In London. The
local market was dull and a shade lowe
at 34.56(64.60. Iron was lower at 61s lHd for
Cleveland warrants in the London market,
I .or all v no chansre was reported. No,
fou idrv. northern. 316.5(Kai7.00; No. 2. 815.76
No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern, soft.
til! MVTi17.26.
BT. LAJUla. June n.-MEiALo-Lea,
dull; 31.45. ' Spelter, steady; 34.47V4.
Wool Market.
RnsTdN. June 16. WOOL There Is llttl
Increase In activity In the wool markc-t,
tha demand being limited. Prlcea are prac
tioniiv unrhxnaed. ' The leading western
nuotatlons follow: Kentucky, Indiana and
Missouri. three-elKhtha blood. 234i24'.; quar
ter Mood. 21fiJ3c: Texas and Georgia fine
twelve montha, 19i8"-"Oc; fine six to elgh
months. liMilHo. Scoured value: Texaa fin
twelve month, 60&i&2c: fine six to eight
months. 46?MRc: fine fall, 42a43c. California,
northern. 42iir4!ic: middle county, 874?3Hc
Kniithern. S7cd31ic: fall. free. 304j;t5c. Oregon
(astern. No. 1 staple, 5to6c; eastern No. 1
alothina. 18(i60c: valleyt 3S0-4Oc. Territory
rm staple. W(iv5c; fine medium staple, 60
ei52c: fine medium clothing. 43fi-48c: fin
clothing. 46fi50c: half blood. 45(&50c. Pulled
extra. 66jti7e; fine A, 6(XS2c; A uper
44 -b 45c.
ST. LOI7IS. Mo.. June 16. WOOL Firm
medium grades, combing and clothing, 1931
20c; light fine, 14'4fil5c; heavy fine, 113
HVc; tub washed, lyySc.
Evaporated Apples aad Drld Prait,
NEW YORK. June 13.-EVAPORATE1
APPLES Market steady but quiet, wit
fancy jauoted at litftMOVsc; choice. Rfi9c
prime at Vitithic I common to fair, 647jfV4c,
DRIED FRUITS Prunes are quiet, bu
the bulk of the local aupply la In cold
storage and there la no pressure against
the market. Quotations range from 'c
13c for California and from 6V4c to 10c for
Oregon fruit. Apricots are rather ateadl
in tone, with choice quoted at limltiwc; ex
tra choice, 11(6 11 Vie-, fancy, 12f51$c. Pea-hea
are quiet, with choice quoted at 8V4'?44
extra choice. 9rjv1ic; fancy, l(?ilic: ex-, ra
fancy. lOUflllc. Raisins show no feature
bevond the scarcity of seedless raisin
which rule relatively firm. Loose mu-catel
are quoted at tVi'a'Vc: choice to fancy
ceeded. r7(4c: seedless, 5ySc; Londo
layers, tl 2..;? 1.36.
.attar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. June 16. SCO A R Raw
steady: fair refining, 3.91o; centrlfucnl
teat 4.3!)r; molasses suar, 3.64c; reflatd.
steady; No. 6, 5c; No: 7. 4 96c; No. R. 4.9;
No. 9. 4S5c; fin. 10. 4.76c; No. 11, 4Tfc; No.
12, 4.66c; No. 13. 4.66c; No. 14. 4.5c: con
fectioners A. 6.60c; mould A. 5.7!c; cut lraf,
.Soo; crushed. 6.10c; rowdered. 56oc; granu
later), 6.4oc; cubea, 6 66c.
1 cfa..l:t
Now York Mlalaa- Stocks.
NEW YORK. June 16. Closing quotation
on mining stocas were ronowa:
Alio
Breece
Pruaavlck Coa 1
Coal. Tussel atork .. 1
lorn. Tunnel boon.. 11
Coa. Cal. A Va. ...... ti
Hora Silver M
lros Silver K
Offered.
Leadvllle Cos.
Utile Cklef ...
Oman
Opblr (
rmll Hopes ..
Standard
yellow Jacket
:::
...in
...17
... 11
...1W
... M
Loadost ttsek Market.
I.ONDON, June IS. American securities
wire quiet and fuatureieaa during the
early trading today. Ths opening prlct-g
were from 4 below to S above yesterday's
New York closing.
Treasary atateaueat.
WABHINOTON. June 3.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the l) 0 (1 ') gold
reserve, shows; Available cevaU balance,
CT6S1 per cemS f or idle money
The Updike Grain Company of Omaha, Nebraska,
will pay seven per .cent on sums, of S100 and over.
This company owns one hundred elevators in Iowa and Nebraska
with terminal elevators m Omaha, MeCook and Missouri Valley. It
also owns and controls the Updike Lumber and Coal Co., the Updike
Milling Co. and the Updike Commission Co., valuable real estate and
other property. Its assets and resources at the end of its last fiscal
year amounted to $1,686,061.88!
Its-principal business is the handling of grain which requires at certain seasons of
the year a large amount of ready capital, . The present outlook in Nebraska and Iowa in
dicates a tremendous crop of corn, wheat, oats, rye and barley. More money is needed
by the company to handle this crop, and closer relations with the fanners, where eleva
tors are located, is desired. For these reasons the Updike Grain Co. offers $200,000 of
its 7 per cent preferred stock to the farmers of Iowa and Nebraska.
This' stock is secured by the entire assets of the company and is equivalent to a first
mortgage on all its property, which inclades valuable improved real estate in Omaha and
one hundred towns in Iowa and Nebraska. The interest offered is better than can be ob
tained on farm mortgages, the security'is as good. This is to run not less than three
years nor -more than ten years and the stock is in shares of $100 each. This is a home
enterprise, built up and owned by Nebraska men. It is solid, prosperous, growing.
. Can you find a better, safe investment! Write for full information.
TIE IF
IK
BEE ; BUILDING, OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kind. Steady, with Good
Cowi Higher.
HOGS ABE ACTIVE AND HI GHEE
Trade la Sheep aad Lambs Very Slow
aad Dall, with Price Generally
Lower en Most All
Kind.
SOUTH OMAHA, June U, 1908.
RecelDt were: Cattle. Hogs. Bhern.
Official Monday 3.663
Estimate Tuesday 3.9UO
Two day thla week.... 7.063
Same dsys last week.... .379
game aays i weeKa ago.. .
Same day t week ago.. t.6i
Same day 4 week ago.. 6,217
Same day last year .... 4,623
12.688
18.7C0
6,088
t.tOO
19,288
14,326
17.626
1.7K
12,0.8
H.7i
the receipts
11.488
7.:
14.61
4.5SH)
11261
l.l2
Tk. fnllnarin I hi. thnl
of cattle, hogs and heep at South umana
for tho year to date, compared with last
year:
Cattle
Hog
Sheep
The
Inc.
Deo
121.828
1908. ' 1907
......... 403,7X8 628,111
, a,aN6,W4 1,18S,8U 187,7
663,260 7S6.672
AllAln. t.KI. ,, r, w a
. . n . . . . - . .
prloe of hog at South Omaha tor tne ta
several day, with comparison t .
1W.41J
thJ Jiverage
Date. 1908. lSO7.1908.1906.1904.119(a.U902.
June .... 6 26. 5 9 80
June 7.... 6 U2 8i
June 8... 6 26 6 OH 6 87
June 9... 6 26ft t 37
June 10.. 6 26H 6 05
June 11.. 6 S 6 03 6 39
June 12.. S 47 6 91 36
June 13... S 61H 6 79 6 31
June 14... 6 85 28
June 16... 5 49H 6 84 6 35
June 16... 6 63, 3S
6 281 4 641
6 26', 4 W
I 781
476
4 79
6
6 17
6 201
6 IE
6 it!
6 13
6 19
5 221
4 6fc 80
7U 0 SO
4 01
03
6 OOj
107
4 72
4 84
4 fe2 6 99'
7 16
7 18
7 21
7 2
7 86
7 li
7 8
7 31
a
7 24
Sunday.
The offlcal number of car of tpck
brought in today by each road was:
unit. nogs, oneep. nr.
8t. P..
C. M. 4
Wabash
Missouri Pacific ...
Union Pacific
C. 4V N. W. (east)..
C. A N. W. (west)..
C. rt. P., M. A O..
C, U. & Q. (east)..
C, H. & 4J. (west)..
C R. I. & P. (east)
C, R. I. & P. (west).. 20
Illinois Crnt al
Chicago Great West.. 1
2
I
6
41
' 9
25
IS
6
63
8
14
3
3
228
19
"t
i
I
I
28
27.... HI l V Hit 7 N
......;.... 4l 4 00 IT 1131 til
14 Mt M 20 108 1 10
B 7 1 00 17 1KW I tS
II Ult 4 10 M 14.11 1 TO
14 1M1 I 11 . 58 1110 T TO
It Ill 4 10 0 Mlt 7 70
!....... 1114 4 W II 1403 1 TO
14) 1(14 4 40 It UM 7 70
1111 I TO 10 121S 7 Tt
T. ........ ..'.JUT ITS' It 1471 IM
IT...-. 1113 4 IS 11 1471 7 N
11.. USS 4 m V Ult 8 00
cows.
I..: .ISO 1 40 t 1ST 4 M
l...: f. i t i7t 4 i
1..... i. H 1 TO 10 in 4 10
I Ill I TS I. 174 4 40
4 MT 1 75 1 1015 4 41
I Ill 1 Tl I M IM
...;... M4 1 71 1 1001 4 60
f tut 1 0O 1 1001 4 60
I Ht 100 t 1040 4 10
4 171' 1 00 1 IMS 4 46
1 137 I 00 . 4 747 4 76
1 170 1 1 1 1180 4 10
I Ml 1 16 10 Hi ( M
t ioo I al t noi 4 so
I..1 Ml' I 60 4 1011 4 IS
I T7I I 86 10 1111 4 M
I IM 8 16 4 tTl I 10
t 1OI0 4 00 1 1181 I K
4...: 1017 4 00 1 1S16 I 60
II Ill 4 00 1 Ill 50
I..... KO 4 00 t 1271 4 10
I..'..... 10O9 4 10 t 1200 I no
7 1001 4 10 I !" II
' 1 1005 4 IS ' I.. 1171 1 26
4.. .N04 4 16 1 1101 I 16
. , HEIFERS.
i SM 1 14 4 TIT 4 10
I........1.... K1 116 . 7 M0 4 T6
T. ........... 441 1 60 1 640 60
680 1 60 1 176 I 60
TS1 4 00 4 1046 T 04
4 416 4 00
J.,
.V11M
,..10o
in
. .1016
..1110
...loso
..130
...I860
,..1000
...1040
..1330
..lilOD
,.. 780
...mo
...14
... nd
,.iooo.
ito
t 16
I 16
1 16
I 40
I 40
1 60
I 60
t 60
I 60
1 60
t 60
60
I 0
I 76
I 76
t T6
BULLS.
1.
1..
1 no
1 140
l.w , M4
1 t
1 226
6 171
STOCKER9
1 116 l 60
4 14
I , 137
I 714
t 671
I IM
4.... IM
II Ml
CALVK8.
I 00
4 60
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Total receipt ....161
The disposition of the day receipt wa
a follow, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated: ,
Cattle. Hosts. 8heeo.
Omaha Packing Co.,
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Cudahy Pack. Co.. St. J..
Schwartschlid Sula
Vansant & Co
W. I. btephen ,
Hill & Bon
F. P. Lewi ,
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
Cudahy Bros. Co
H. F. Hamilton
F. U. Inghrara
Sullivan Bros. -
1 ehmer Bros
Union Dressed Beef Co
Sinclair
Other buyer
870
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. 159
. 62
1
. 99
. 104
. 63
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26
. 182
.37TO7
2.361
2,777
6,19
4,679
442
1,66
2,118
619
701
1,0,0
871
HOGS In sdte of the fact that receipts
of hogs at thla point were very liberal and
that advices from other selling' point war
not particularly encouraging, the market
here was active, with price 2Vtft6c higher.
The advance aeemed to bo due entirely to
local activity, packer evidently wanting
the hogs badly enough to bid up good and
strong. The great bulk of the receipts
changed handa In good season in the morn
ing, the ale being principally at 85.303
6.65. with a top at 86.66. On Monday the
hogs sold largely at t5.47Va9j.60. with a top
at 16.60.
Representative sale:
66 western ewes
35 western ewns, cutis
143 western spring lambs
19 western spring lambs
22 western ewes
25 western ewes, cull
242 Colorado lambs, wooled
71 western lambs and yearlings
103
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Haas, Sheep and La nabs Are
. Staadr. ...
CHICAGO. June 11-CATTLB-Recelot.
4,00 head; market steady to Strong; beeves,
86.0iVati.2O; Texans. t4.6fxti4.00; westerns, 84.70
&.26; stockers and feeders, 2.6tK(iA60; cows
and heifers, rnwat.w. calves, 4.7!ko..
HOOS Receipts. 21 .000 head; market
steady; lights, tS 806.7714! mixed, .40i)
6.86; heavy, 6.30u6.82V; rough, t6.8Otf6.60;
good to choice heavy, $6.6iti6.82i; pigs,
4.36J6.26; bulk of sales, 15.60&6.80.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts, 18.000
head; market steady; natives, IS 4 60;
westerns, 13.4006.60; yearlings. 34.806.76;
lambs, l4.lVu6.tiu; westerns, 84.6086.76.
' St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., June 16. CATTL10
Recelpts, 4600 head; market,' ateady to loc,
higher; natives, 16.76(58.10; eows and heifers,
fc!.2tj6.76; stockers and feeder. t4.266.16.
HOQ8 Receipts, 26,600 head; market, 10c
lower; top, SS.60; bulk, t54o(y 6.66.
SHEEP AND LAMBB Receipt. 3,3f0
head; market, 10o - lower; yearling and
wether, 34 606.26.
Sloax City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, la.. June 14.-(SL,Mal Tele
gramj) CATTLE Receipt, 9o0 head; mar
ket higher; beeves, 86.00"o7.86; cows and heif
ers, 84.60G6.76; feeders. 14.00436.00; calves
and yearlings. $3.?6ft4.76.
HOGS Receipts. 6,200 head; market 6o
higher; range of pflcea, 3u.tj'8.66; bulk of
ale, i5.4K&5.60. . .
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Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. June 16 COFFEEl-Fu-ture
orencd steady at uncharged prtrei
and closed "teady, net unchanged tt S points
higher. Bales were reported of lO.fJO hags,
including July at 6 90e; fiept mber. 5.9"c;
December, C.90c; May 6 95c. Spot eoffe,
quiet; No. 7 Rio. 6c; No. 4 H-intos, 81c;
mild coffee, dull: Cordova. 9i'512o.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. June 16. SEED nover, Octo
ber. I7.37H; December. tf-STtt; March,
T.4.
St. I.oals Lira Stork Market.
ST. IiOUlS. June 1- CATTLE Receipts,
lo.wO head, Including 7.0HJ Texans; market
firm; native shipping and export steers,
K .Jf.ti8.lii; dreaMHl lf and buuher steers,
15 6 ?). 46; steers under 1.ia lbs., $4.766 . V;
stockers and f. cdura, $3 uutfj5.un; cows and
heifers, 83.tua6.6o; oanm rs, $16,Ka2 2S; bulls,
83 Otruft 26; calves. U d-'ui.M; Texas and In
dian steers, 83.254j.i; cows and heifers,
II :&fu4.50.
Hix Receipts. M.S00 head; steady; rlrs
and lighta. 83 75ai.7o; packers. 35.26ii.7o;
butehers and beat beavy. tS.Mjo su.
rHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4 KIO
head; market steady; native muttons. 83 25
tiSbu; lambs, 84 6u7.; cull and tucks,
JS.'Svt.OV, atocaer. H-OtaAVi.
Total ,..,.,.3.707 16.737
CATTLE There waa a rair run of caltl;
here thia morning and, as was the case
yesterday, receipts oonsisted largely of
corn-fed steers, tnere being among th of
fering a llboral sprinkling ot good to
choice killers.
The market on beef steer did not ap
pear to be quite o active as yesterday,
owing, perhaps, to the fact that there was
a steady fall of rain all th morning, wh cli
always hamper the trade to a greater or
less extent, at the same time detracting
from the appearance of the cattle. To
some It looked aa If the wire edge was off
the market. Still, it was very aiparent
that buyers wanted the good cattle, and
anything that mlaht be graded as goi d to
choice sold quite freely at fully steady
prices. The top was $a 0). the same as yes
terday. The dullness of the market showed
Itself in connection with the leas deslrablj
Binds, which were slow, and In some cea
a littls easier than yesterday. All In all.
however, the market waa In good Condi
tion and the prices paid very satisfactory.
As the morning progressed the weakness
on the short-fed and common to medium
kinds of beeves became more apparent and
it finally settled down to a 10c lower mar
ket on that kind.
Cows and heifers were In moderate sup
ply and prices on anything that had any
kill to It at all were generally Kc hlnher
than yesterday. The trade was fairly
active at the advance and desirable atuff
changed hands In good season in the
morning.
There were only a few stockers nd feed
er, and while the demand tii not very
extensive, II was sufficiently broad to
rauaa the few on sale to bring good, firm
prices. ,
Quotations on rsttle; Oood to choice
cnm.fed steers. 87.2Wt'.0O: fair to good
(orn-fxl steers, I". Wa7.25; common to fair
corn-fed steers. 36 0"i6'''; good to Choice
cows and heifers, li, i;4 50; fair to g iO.I
cowa and heifers. 84.25(1 7f; common to
fair cows and heifers. tl.T.Qi ?6; good to
choice stockers snd feeders. U 'baC r.- fair
to arood stockers and feeder. 14 00-34 78
common to fslr stockers and feeders, 83.K9
4.00; tock heifers. 13. 'Ultra
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fciiKk-P Receipt were liberal aaaln th'
morning, the run being In point of quality
bboui on a par wttn yesterday. The arriv
als consisted largely ef mixed loads, good,
had and.- indilfent. There were some
preity good fcliier and a whole lot of trash.
The maikei was very slow and dull r gtu
from Him atari. Liberal receipt at Chicago
yestcruay and tujj, together with very
fair loal runs, made buyer weak and they
announced right from the iart that they
mut have a liberal concession in price or
leave the staff Jone. Salesmen were not
disposed to Uke eff without a struggle and
the reu.U'v. tile-morning dragged along
without Arer y. muvo buslnes being llam
as ted. ; , .
Ortduaiiy ller war forced to let go a
load or. two at a time and by midday most
of tho.-recptx had. changed handa. The
general aitiket was VXq lie lower on desira
ble shei ai.C lsinbs. Hprlng lamba were
the worst-strfferers. They sold at wlid
price lam seknd now that th receipt
ar more frberal- buyer can discriminate
mora lsly and dictate more as lo price.
The result waa tliat spring lambs sold this
morning at prices that looktl as much as
6oc lower lu some cases than the high time
laet weak. While a few spring Umb sold
as high ss 87.26, pretty good killers could
be had at 64.78.
Wuoiatlons oni 'larnri: Oood ' to rboloe
spring lambs. 6.76f7.26; good to choice
Wooled'' lambs, dl Mlt 41; fair lo good
wooicd lamba. 86 tiS.28; good to choice
ahora lambs, K76.26; (air to good shorn
lambs, tf Ep"iS.T; stock (ambs, 15''4 fcc;
f ood to eUolc shorn yearlings, 86 6-jkj6.U0;
air to good shorn yearlings, ikz.'hb Sji: n,yd
to choice shorn wethers, 88 4oi6.60; fair to
good eriorn wethers. 8 IM0.40; good to
choice shorn ewes. tt.Omo6.26; fair to good
shorn ajf ,; H.6oa6.0V; cult ac4 buck. ij4l
all kl
No Market at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. June 16-No live stock
market today on aorount of high water.
Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock al the principal
western market yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Bouth Omaha 8,900 1,7 6,400
Bloux City 9t0 6.300
St. Loul 10.000 10.600 8.000
St. Joseph 4.600 25,m 3.360
Chicago 4,000 .21,000 18,000
Total receipt....... 23, 400 W.000 83,760
FAITH IN THE FAMILY" DOCTOR
Rival Medicine In Boosting; Health,
Provided tho Doctor
KnoTVs Mow.
In hi Inaugural address before the
American Medical association the new
president of that great organisation. Dr.
Herbert L. Burrell of Boston, called at
tention to tha revival of faith In th family
doctor,
There waa a time, not many year ago,'
when the solemnity and pretensions of any
quack who chose to call himself a practi
tioner were accepted as full proof of wl
dom. With growing Intelligence among
th people and th railing of standard In
th medical profeaaton, there waa a weed
ing out of empiric on on aide and a flight
to high-priced specialists on th other.
Now that tha fit aurvlval of these two
movement, by much faithful, skillful and
sympathetic work, hav ' brought to th
general practitioner deserved honor, It 1
doubtless true that tbe family physician 1
the most potent agency . for tho general
spread of helpful knowledge to prevent
bodily 111.
There should b no mystery mad of
sickness, a Dr. Burrell wisely ay. "Th
trouble la," he declares, "that w all con
sider ourselves when 111 aa peculiar exam
ple of some disease, when, as a matter ot
fact, all we need Is th counsel and advlc
of aom sound-minded family practitioner
who ha known u and our famlllea for
many year." ,
It Is, of course, th doctor's duty to
know hi patient at least aa thoroughly
s a locomotive engineer know hi engine.
Having learned the phyalcal. mental and
temperamental weak spots of each, it I his
duty a a conactenilou man of science to
guard them from strain and to set th pa
tient or the patlrnf natursl' protector to
guarding them also. The-; timely word
rather than the bolu or drench ahould pr
erv the health of the, family r doctor's
charge. .
Th doctor of today, with bis enthusiasm
for good work, may be rejled ''upon' tq point
the way to health without -regard' to his
own pecuniary advantage. Lat U hope
that before many more year he will be
paid for hi skill In keeping penpl well
no less readily than ho Is now paid for re
storing them to health after they hav
fallen sick. Chicago News. . .
tiapr' UUr !:
No." " "
114 western lambs snd
Av.
. 7
Pr.
Great I'haachls ot tha Ancient.
. "Plato." said Socrates, "You have ob
served. I doubt not, that we have two ear
and two eye." .......
. "Now that you mention It,'1, quoth Plato,
"I have."
"And iut on tongue." t
"1,'ulia o." .
"Herein nature doth trarh us that w
houid hear and sec twice as much a w
talk. I it not so?" i
"But, my master," objected Plato, "wo
have two nostrils and only one mouth.
Must we therefore smell everything twl
before we eat once?"
"Plsto," Irritably rejoined Socrates, "any
body can make a flippant comment that
will knock th Juice out of th wlaest say
ing a philosopher can., pull off. 1 wlah
you'd cut it out."
On preparing tha atuff for publication,
therefore, Plato prudently cut out nig flip
pant co in ru twL -Chicago Tribune,