SATURDAY, .1UNE 20. 100?.
13
OMAKA DAILY BEE:
UIA1N' ANPRODISCE MARKET
; Earlj, Wheat Valnei Show Firmnei,
but, Ease Under Selling.
CORN 13 riRK AND HIGHER
..,- from the Couth and Scatfc.
tTft, It Conflicting, Some DIs-
"e-a-raglaa- and
Hopefal.
I
Some
Faeon,
clears,
bxed
60.
extra short. J.tf; ihort
Receipt. Shipments.
Flour, fctrta. inn
hr at. bu -)
Corn, bu 35, CO
Oat, bu 26,000
4C0
71. 0
i7,C-.-9
WEATHER IX THE GRAIX BELT
Preale-
OMAHA. June It, 1803.
Earty value on wheat showed firmness,
nui umiI off later fn pressure of selling,
Wf'.5 -orr stays firm and works hither,
h demand good.
Crop news from the southwest come
lull, conflletlr.it, with talk of little dam
l ufta where wheat has not been cut, and
a-ime discouraging new regarding; quality
where harvest has started, and there is
llu:e drmiit hut the wet weather has been
an unfavorable factor.
The Jub' option of whc3t lias been tx
I tremely irratle, with strong spurts to
I higher values, and then easily dropping
if. lyvwlr.--' practically no gain. Demand
continues very slack and value are held
af'jy by the weather and crop Conditions.
Jiiy Wheat opened at Pc and closed a l
v.om opened wtlh a buying spurt and
Continued strong wtlh values advancing
f . n strong demand and light scattered ell
Ing. Crop news Is aomewhat bullish and
l. u near future showa sign of congestion
itd will take higher value to bring the
, orn from the country holder. July corn
f.ofened at 8714c and closed at CHc.
, Primary receipt wer 21,oro bu. and
sliipmerft were 239 .000 bu., against re
ceipt last year of 331.0(0 bu. and ahlplnenti
o( 498.0W) bu.
Corn receipts were tni.Ont) bu. and hlp-
m-uls were 3-V.oo bu.. against receipts last
' year of T49.0OO bu. and shipments of 706,000
bu.
Clearance were 4,iO0 bu. of corn, 7,000
. bu. of oat and wheat And flour equal to
.Z.0"O Bu. '
. Liverpool rinsed Vtfld lower on wheat
jo1 Vn'sid lower on corn.
. Local rang or option:
Fair ! llchtly Waraser I
tlon for Satardar.
OMAHA. Jun 1. 1M. "K.
re pi low pressure, overiving the
Missouri valley Tr.ura.lay, t moving north
over Manitoba, and la followed by clear
weather and a rising ptgMur over tho
yalley and mountain district tl.is morning.
Lignt ahower occurred In the upper val
leys Thursday and continue In the -trerne
upper Mississippi valley this morn
ing. Slightly cooler weather prevails In
the upper valleys and northwest, with
slightly warmer over the enstern portion,
but no Important or deckled change In
emperature has occurred In any section
lnce the preceding report. Fair weather
Is Indicated for this vlclnltr tonisht and
Bsturday, with slightly warmer Saturday
timana record of temrjersture and rreelu-
tta'.ion compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
S19CH. 1907. 19 llfi
Minimum temocrature 62 5-i K 67
Precipitation 00 .Mr T .23
Normal temperature for today. 7.1 decree.
Excess In prectplttlon since March 1.
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Clos. Tes y.
Wheat i
. Julv...
Spt...
Corn
'July...
Sept...
WW
7J
C6V4
80S
87S
(aw
tW,'
so4
st
t
Osaahn C"an Pncn,
VHEAT-Nix 1 hard. S&g94c: No. 3 hard.
t.".i'ic; j;o. hard, it'ijwc; No. I spring
Urtfsuc;.
CURN-N'o. 3. 6SS8Hc; No. 4. 67jr-Sc: No.
z. yellow, ttfWc; No. I white. 74780.
OATS No. a mixed, 44,i4c; No. I white,
rw'(j4o; NO. 4 white, 4V49c.
KY it-No. 2, 72fc;Sc. No. a, JO&IJo.
Cnrlet Receipt.
Wheat Corn
13 M
Vsl
Is 17
to
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
JjuluUl
Oat.
114
'ii
8.28 Inches.
Deficiency
6.76 Inches.
Def Iclency
1.7 Inche.
L. A.
corresrcndlnj period In 10.7,
corresponding pert:d In lyn.
WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Cora and Wheat Region Balletla.
For the twenty-four hour ending at I
a. m.. ,ttn meridian time, irlclav. June 13.
1908:
omaha district.
Temp.
8ttlnn. Max. II In.
Ashland, Neb.... 83 M
Auburn. Neb M 6rt
Broken Bow, Neb. 79 49
Columbus. Neb.. 84 65
tCulbertaon. Neb. .. 4
Falrhury. Neb.... 87 67
Fairmont. Net... 83 64
Or. Island. Neb.. 84 M
Hartlngton. Neb. 83 &
Hastinga. Neb.... 83 66
Holdrege. Neb.... 82 61
Oakdale. Neb.... 83 S3
Omaha. Neb 88 63
Tekamah, Neb... as 61
Alta. Ia 7 67
Carroll. Ia 84 59
Clarlnda, Ia 83 EO
Sibley, fa 78 67
la.. 82 60
Rain
fall. .
.')
(O
.08
.R4
T
.00
.00
.(4
.13
.00
.01
.36
1.0
.03
.20
.00
.00
for
Sioux City,
Minimum temperature
period ending ilit.ni
average.
DISTIIICT AVERAGES.
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
twelve-hour
t Not Included In
Temp. Rain
Msg. Mln. Inche.
f
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
JFcatarea of the Trading; and Closlag
Prlcea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, June It. Favorable weather
for harvcstlnc In the Southwest had
weakening eftect today oh the local Wheat
market, the July option closing at a loss
i Vuc. Corn was Ho higher, oat up c.
i firoviaions, tt7Hc to ic lower.
Weakness in tne wheat market developed
late In the day aftvr a period of extreme
nervousness. The market opened firm on
good demand by several of the leading com
i mission housea, but an easier tone resulted
i from liberal realizing by local holders, who
based their action on the absence oi rain
in the southwest, wtiere harvesting-Is In
progress. News tf the day was about
evenly divided and In consequence fiUCtu
aiea nervoualy until the final hour, wnen
t.. aenUment became beaiUb and continued
iieavy tne remainder of the day. The ar
rival at southwest market of a few car of
new wheat and a poor demand for casn
wheat here helped to weaken the market
j ate in the session. The close was weak
juiy opened unchanged to Ve higher, at
Mtu6tii(C, advanced to 8Hc and tnen d-
cilnsd to 87Vo. The close was at B7Wtj7c.
Clearance of wheat and flour were equal
to 73,000 bu. Exports for the week as shown
by Bradstreets were equal to 3,4i!u.OuO bu.
primary receipt were HtU.OOO bu., compared
- with iaf.ooj bu. the corresponding day a
year ago. Minneapolis, Duluih nnd Chi
cago reported receipt of 138 cars, against
2. cars last week and in! car a year ago.
Thecorn market was strong aimost all
day and the July delivery touched a new
hiBh record mark for the season when It
old at 7trtc. 'two or the leading cash In
terests were aaa-esBive buyers and there
was also free buying by shorts. The close
was stedy. July ripened 'iJPNo higher at
61VHttt'c, advanced to 70Wc and tflossj at
a-4ic. L.OCS1 reetlpta wti'e 21 cars, with
28 onnttact grad-.
Reports of iamae to the growing crop
in Illinois iniifi-ii strength in the oats
market, price at tho nigh point b.lng
nearly lc a'-ovc yeeicrday a iloje.' July
opened at 4.7' 4c, sold olf to 4r'o and ad
vanced to tic, with theclose at 46c.
Local receipts, 14 cars.
Provlsloim were mm at the start be
cause ot the streniith of coarse grain, but
oifetliii; becanin .Ihertil later In the day,
causing moderate weakness. At the close
Septembir jork wi of 10c, at $!4.6. Lard
wa also Ijc lower, at W.7. Ribs were
lon, at 4K.17,4.
Kstlmaled receipts for torcorrow: Wheat,
2 curs; corn. cars; oats. 118 car; hog,
ill."! 10 u J.
The ! j(;inc futures ranged a follow:
No. of
Central. Station.
Chicago, III 2
Columbus, 0 17
De Moines, la.... 13
Indianapolis, lnd.. 12
Louisville. Ky 19
Minneapolis, Minn. 30
Omaha. Neb 18
St. Louis. Mo 13
Bhower occurred within the last twenty
four hours In all except the extreme east'
em portion of the corn and wheat region,
The weather Is much warmer In the east
ern portion of the corn belt.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
88 68 .01
80 68 T
82 63 .30
98 73' ' .00
90 70 .00
74 6S .38
82 66 .14
88 70 . 04
NEW YORK GENERAL. MARKET
Quotations
of the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. June 19 FLOt'R
celpta, 21.316 bbls.i exports,
Various
NEW YORK
eral fund, exrluslvs of the tt5ooo.mo goll
reserve shows: Available cash balance.
JS 4.7.fcy: gold coin end bullion, t20..eoi;
gold certificates, Sa.J5".
larket Operation Continue Iaryely
in Professional Hands.
TENDENCY OF PEICES L0WEE
radera Who Anticipated Inerooor-d
Demand After Ronablleaa Conven
tion Overplay Kltontlon and
Art Compelled to Bell.
REPORT OF T11K t LKARlO HOlE
Transactions of Ike Associated Danks
for tne Meek.
NEW YORK. June 19 - Brads. re-t s bsrk
clearings repoit for tne ending jute
18 shows an aggregate of txlixJ", ;.o) as
sgainst tZ.'U6,i-j.M last weeK and siiSJ.-
1ia.M) In the col responding week last year.
Following Is a Iisl ot ine cities.
CITIES. Clearings. Inc. Dec.
I
Article?. ; oi-cn.! Hlgh.j Low. iCloae. Tea'y.
Vlicut
Ju!y
Sept,
U Dec.
b Dec.
C -l II
July
Sept.
1 l.'C.
May
t .am--a
Julv
b July
Fept.
M j y
-..rk-
Jtily
Sept.
1... 1 'I
J u ' y
K pt.
tk-l.
Kb-
July
Sept.
Oct.
,evJ5siV6''i'
8$
0S:-',
J4s''i:S
I
'4
44.l
14 4S
14 72W
8 87V,
9 07H
KVs,
87 , 87H1M
jil SWo
f-Vtl W'si 7
', ni 87'
69 Vi
e-i o""": w
m ' . .
1 -V.
45 y
44 '4I 441.1
( (III
t ii
30
44 i
S) I
41
14 72V1
3 S7H
KVsl
8 Ol'i
8 27S.
I 35
37"ki08'ro
Re-
bbls.: exports, 12,161 bbls.;
market dull and easier; winter straights
14 lfi4 winter extra. I3.40ra J 'la
wlntoe r,n tents IS SS fa 4. 70: winter low
grade. 8.4045 S. 86. Rye flour, d;ill; fa.lr
to good. 34.60-41 4.80; choice to fancy,
uk in
CORNMEALFlrm; fine white and yel
low. Sl.to4il.46: coarse, ti : kiln dried. W5.
RYE Dull and easy; '.Jo 2 western,
84 We. nominal, f. o. b. New York.
WHEAT Receipts. 47.000 hu..pot mar
u.t ...v - No. 2 red. she. elevator; ino.
red. 88c. f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 northern
riuinth tl.l3T4c. f. o. b. afloat: No.
hard winter. 81.044. t- . afloat. It
was not until late afternoon that wheat
reflected the bearish crop and weather
new today, being previously upheld by
bull support. In the final break, however,
nrirea rironned over lc per bushel and
closed 4t5lc net lower. July, 85e
96 , closed at 85V4c; September, 2 4fji
4c, rlosed at 2Vic.
CORN Receipts, none; exports. ,n
bu. Spot market steady; No. z, nc. nom
inal, elevator, and 78c. r. o. D. anoai.
Option market was without transactions,
closing He net higher. July, closed at
isHc; nepienmer ciuseu ri nu.
OATS Receipts, oj.ouu ou.; cn.n.
(.190 bu. Spot market firm; mixed oats,
2t to 81 pounds, 64too; natural wniw,
26 to 33 pound. 67VtJ60c; c',l while,
32 to 40 pound. 69&7c.
HAY Barely ateady; good to choice, SO
95c.
HIDES Firm; Bogota. 17Vc; Central
American, 17Vc-
LEATllliR (julel : acid, 1827o.
PROVISIONS Beef, firm; family. 3175
A17.0O; me, 4.0uK 16.00; beef ham. S27.00-tl
2S.00; packet. $15.i'i 16.00; city extra India
mesa. St4.OxiJ25.00. Cut meat. teady; pick
led bellies. 8,4Uw; pickled hams, 310.00. Lard
steadv; western. S8.85'a.tl6; refined, steady;
continent. S9.0G: South America, SK.tO: com
pound. 37.87o8.1jiH. Pork firm; family,
S17.OCKal8.no; short clears. S16.0uS17.S0; meaa.
new, 316 501fl6.75.
TALLOW Steady; city (32 per package),
5Vl country (pckagrs free). &VWn'c.
POULTRY Alive: Market steady;
spring chickens, 20c; fowls. lSMc; tur
key, lie. Dreased. steady; wtatern
spring chicken. 2027c; turkey. 12
17c; fowl. 12H813Vsc. -
BUTTER Wean: -creamery special.
UHe; extra. 23c; third to first, XSfiiW.
ruir.PSR-FIrm: state, full cream special.
12T.!8c: full cream special, small fancy.
full cream aneclal. large. UM,
EGOS Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
n..rk. fsnrv selected white. 22c; good to
choice. 19 'u 21c; brown and mixed, fancy.
20te21c; brown and mixed, western firsts,
16(B 1 Vic; seconds, low lb c.
NEW YORK. June 1.-Oceration In
stock remained largely In professional
hands today, althouch the movement of
price was somewhat freer than on earlier
days of the week and wa at the expense of
values. Professional traders afleged po
litical motives for British selling of stock.
pulntlng at the sntl-ln junction plank of the
republican r'atform as a matter for d.
quletude to holder of securities and the
likelihood of the campaign discuaalon tak
ing a tone of aggression on corporations
also was dwelt upon. The motive of the
buying yeeteriay was an assumption that
with the republ'cgn nominations out of the
way some general rt mand for stocks would
ensue. 1-ondon adopted this supposition
snd started prices of American securities
nigner today. This expected demand did
not develop, and disappointed professional
buyers of yesterday were the sellers in
consequence Some of the unfavorable d
velcrmenls which were left over vesterdav
exerted an Influence today. This waa seen
in tr.e wine break In Itilsvllle & Nash
ville In consequence of the reduction of
the dividend rate yesterday: In Republic
8teel, because the dividend wss oasaed
yesterday, snd on Baltimore & Ohio, as a
result of the threstenlng cortallment of
net earnlnga revealed by the statement for
May. Report of damage to railroad prop
erly by floods llv the southwest were given
new attention. The news of the closing of
a Philadelphia trust company was ac
corded a significance which the dimensions
or tne failure seemed not to warrant. With
the new of the arrival In thi country of
the head of the banking firm which la
purcnasing maturing coupon on Erie rail
road bonds, the troubled affair of that
property were brought Into notice again
and rumora-clrculated that a thorough re
organisation of Its finance was In contem
plation. A bsd sentimental effect wa
produced by another sag In the price of
me inion macule rerundlng bond "when
Issued." The resistance of theee bonds at
below the subscription price has given
e Impression that they were nea-a-ed at
mat price, wnicn la so--. Today they sold
at H6V In connectlnn with reports from
bond dealers that the Investment demand
generally for bond has died out, thl inci
dent was 01 innuence.
Further disagreement In the Iron trade
over prices of bar Iron and a probable
open marKrt ror that product was reported.
copper metal wa higher In London, and
mere was some how of resistance to
weaKneas in stocks connected with that
Industry. No more gold wa engaged for
export, but th exchange market was said
to be affected by remittance from abroad
for eubscrlptlon to the Union Pacific
bonds, ar.d further export are looked for
next week. Discount rate were higher
In Pari and lower In Berlin. Money rate
nere showed undiminished ease. The Un
ion Pacific financing la likely to figure In
the bank statement for thla week. Con.
fldence In the continued ease of the money
market I not at all impaired. Last price
of stock were not far from the lowest of
tne aay.
uonas were irregular. Total sale par
tame, i.f,iv. i nuea states Dona were
unchanged on call.
Number of sale and quotation on atock
were a ioiiow:
C...
tne
Hi
!4 30
14 66
8 80
:'.,
9 Jb
74!
8 17V
8 !0 i
404.I
I
14 30
14 oi
8 SO
3 97'V
9 07VI
7 M
8 17"
S Z7H
4$
41
37W
40"
I 14 42Vi
14 b)
S 90
la
8 00
6 26
8 30
7Cfl71c; No. 3 yellow. 7S'-4j
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash nuotai.ons were a follows:
FLOl'R Kasy; winter patent. 34 30
4.o; winter straights. SlOffM.lb; spring pat
ems. 5.viG 4; spring straights, S3 Kt-4.7V;
lakers. Vl-.cli4.mi.
WHEAT No. 3 spring. icQSl.Ol; No. 2
t OK.x No. 2.
tr74c.
OATS No. 3 white. SmgiSc
RYF No. I 7KjS0c.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting. Mfi62c.
MF.KDJ Flax. No. 1 northwestern, 1.23.
Timothy, inline, 33 80.
PR-'VISION Snort ribs, s1ds (looseV,
JT.rtJ'ifiH.'Xi. Fork. mess, per bbl.. SM.Jo'i
It 4i). lard, per bu) lbs, 06.72H- Short clear
Idea (boxed). SSutiid.
Follow lot- were the receipt and (hip.
ixwats of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Tlour bbls 1&.4KI t:,Wi
Whest. bu 13.000 T?.&)
Corn, bu 81J.8" ?:(Vi
Oats, bu Soa 900 62.2iO
Rve. bu l.oOO I
Barley, bu 47.3uO 2o.oO
On tho Produes exchange today the but
ter market waseasy; creameries, licJjCi'te ;
dairies. 174i31e. Fgiis. firm: at mark, cases
Incl-ide. 144il4lv; firsts. 1414-c; prime first.
Iftc. Cheese, steady; llfjllc.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
K-AVBAR CITY. June 19. WHEAT Firm,
good demand; sale Irrecular; July, 32c;
t..i .mlur ROc: December. 81,c,
CORN Firm; nominally. 76c: July, G6Tc;
emrviher filV.r: December. tSc.
HAY Choice timothy, unchanged at 310.50
rrll.(0: choice prairie, Sl.tOJi2.(.0 lower at
BUTTER Firm; creamery extras, 21c;
nscklnr slock. ISC.
EGOS Firms fresh extras. 16c; current
rec Ir.ls. 13c.
1 Receipt. Shipments.
Wheat. bu. 22.n"0
Corn, bu 2.oT
Oats, bu 6,000
Options at Kansas City:
l.OOd
2,000
Articles'.
I Open. I High. Low. Close.
7
t. Lonl General Market.
8T. I5UIS. June 1! WHEAT lower;
track. No. 2 red rash 9:fgWc: No. 2 hard.
ayiiSl .fl' ; J-ilv, 7(Ki7.c. September. SiSc.
CORN Ouirt; track. No. 3 cash. 73c: No.
3 white, 75i7uc; July, &c; September. CS'i
OATS Weak; track. No. 2 raah, Slc; No.
S white. 6iSc; Keptinler. STSc.
FliOUR Oulct, red winter patents. S4.50i
4 63; fxtrit fancy and straight. tl.OOft 4.40;
clear. 33.40 3.70;.
KEI Timothy, steady, S3 06 3. 50.
CKKNMEAL S3 10.
BRAN Ltwer: sacked east track. 9617e.
v 11 A Y Unchanged: timothy, S OOtlS O0;
j,rslrle. 1 10 foil 1 ; e.
IRON COTON TIES S100.
FAOOINO ne.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PULTRY f-Mrm: chlckena. 10c; springs,
letille; turkeva. Hiillc; ducka. 7c: , 0.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, l&4J3c.
EllOS-Firm, l.t'te. case cuunt.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing. Sl
lard, lower; prime team. 38 J.Vn 4o. Dry
nit nit sis higher: boxed extra ahorls,
t.S7, clear riba. St 36; short clears, Ss 2
Wheat
Juiy
September
Corn
Julv
bi 1 tember
t I
83 i8tV,fl.
SOTi'siViSS
6-H
1
79v
I
WH1
63!
!
64VtB
A asked. B bid.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jure IS. WH EAT Spot.
ocUt: No 2 red western winter, 7 Jd; No,
1 California, vl: nuur -i. br'v .teauv
Julv. s 3d; September, Cs Decembr,
s ll'4'i.
CORN Spot firm: new American kiln
dried: e Id: old American, mixed, t Id
future steady, July, 6s t'vl; September, ks
lHd.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNRAPOLIS. Juno 18. WHEAT
Jui-, $104 ; Splember. WsftOOc ; No.
northern, SI 08; No. 3 northern, 31.06; No.
hard. 11 09: No. 3 Sl-Oltil OS. ,
BRAN In bulk. Sli75&1800.
FLOUR Easier: first patents. S3 3-ftij 46
second patents, Si."(6 Si; first clears, Si JO
tf4.30; second cleara, 34-Vsi-l 6.
AmKlgmmated Copper
am. r
Am. C. A P. pM
Am. Cotton OH
Am. H A U pfa
Airisrteaa Ire Swar4tlsa....
Amerlosn Linseed
Am. Locomotive
Am. Locomotive pfd
Am. 8. A R
Am. 8. A R. pfd .....
Am. Snsr Rsfislng
Am. Tobaoeo pfd
Amerlesa Woolgg
Aniconds Mining Co
Atrhlaon
Atckltoa pfd
Atlantis coast UDI
Baltimore A Okie
Bal. Ohio pfa
Brooklyn Rapid Tr ,
Canadian Paclflo
Cantral Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central ot N?w Jersey ,
ineaapeaas n onto
Chlcaao Ot. W
Chlraso A N. W
C, M. St. P
C . C, c. St. L
Colorado r. A I
Colorado A go
Colo. A So. 1st pfd
Colo. 80. 2d pfd
Consolidated Oaa
Com Products
Dalawara A Hudson
Danrer A Rio Oraada
D. A R. O pld
Illatlllara' securities
En
Brie 1st pfd
Erts Id ptd
General Blecuic
01. Northern pfd
Ot. Northern Or elia
Illlnola Central
Interboroucn Met
hit. Met. ptd
International Paper
Int. Paper ptd
Int. Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City 8
K. C So. ptd
Louisville A N
Mealcaa Central
Minn. A St. L
M . St. P A R. a. M
Missouri Pacirie
M., K. T
M.. K. A T. pfd
National Lead
Nee York Central
N y., O. A W
Norfolk A W
North Americas
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gaa
P.. C. C A St. L ,
Pressed fuel Car
Pullmaa Palace Car
Railway (teal fprln
Raadlns t ,
Repubilo Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock laland Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L. a 8. r. id pfd
St. Louli 8. W
St. L. 8. W pld
Sloaa-Saeffleld 8. A 1
Southern Parlfla
Si. Pacific pfd
Bo. Railway
80. Railway pfd
Tennessee Copper
Teaaa A Pacific
T St. L. A W
T.. St. L. A W. pfd
I'nloa Paclflo
I'nloa Pacific pfd
I'. 8. Rubber
V. 8. Rubber 1st pfd
V. 8. Steel
V. 8. Steel ptd
Utah Copper
V a -Carolina Chemical ...
Va -Caro. Cham, pfd
Wabaik
Wabash pfd
Weettaghouee Electric ...
Western t'nlon
Wheellnf A L. ft
Wteconatn Central
Total sales tor the day,
Sales. H'lh. Low. Cla
Mllwsske Groin
Market.
IS. WHEAT
lllLWAl'KEE. June
Steady; No. 1 northern, 3111112
SMt1 10: July, 87V.
BARIJY Higher; No. 1, 65c; sample,
tjVc.
CORN Higher; No. 3 ca.h, 71W872c; Sep
tembtr, eV-
11to n MS
600 14 14
!.""mo "n '"ii
"x.w 'xi'
o
1.100 46 Ule
too 101 101
38.4(10 77 Vt 74 tt
709 J0OH 109
1.700 tteuj 1:314
MO M4;
100 1244 K
3,S0 4314 4114
8.00 1H i
100 it mv,
600 t
t.l tit 194
'4,000 '4744 '4544
I.M) V
) K 1-1
100 Uvj ttA
8,100
100
li.loo
1.1 J0
00
100
J0
J00
2H
600
too
' 400
3,400
t-M
00
4-KI
.9"0
oo
100
100
ion
110
444
w
19444
60 ,
JT
il
61
47H
124
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34
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10
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114.
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2244
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109
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109
, 4.4O0
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. 1.4 O
400
. 3 J0
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lifts
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too M M
400
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404
. 4-0
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. 1,100
400
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102
11
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S
tti.tOO shares.
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114
13 4
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ff
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71
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lit
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New York
Chicago
Itoelou 1
I'hlladclphia
St. Louis 1
r'ittburg
can t-Tanclsco
Kanaa City
Baltimore ...
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans I
Cleveland 1
Detroit 1
OMLAJBLA I
Louisville
Lo Angeles ...
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Paul
Buffalo
Denver
Indianapolis ....
Fort Worth
Providence
Portland, Ore...
Albany
Klchmond
Washington. D.
Spokane, Wash.
bait Lake City....
Columbus
St. Joseph
Atlanta
Memphl
Tacuma
Savannah
Toledo. O
Nashville
Rochester
Hartford
Dea Moines
Peoria
Norfolk
New Haven
Grand Rapid
Hlrmtngham
Syracuse
Bloux City
Springfield. Mas
Evansvllle
Portland, Me
Davton
Little Rock ,
Augusta, Oa
Oakland, Cal
Worcester
Mobile
Knoxvllle
Jacksonville, Fia.
Chattanooga
Charleston. 3. C.
Lincoln, Neb
Wilmington, Del.
Wichita
WUkesbarre
Wheeling. W. Va.
Fall River
Davenport
Kalamasoo, Mich
Tope k a
Helena
Springfield. 111....
Toungstown
Fort Wayne
New Bedford ....
Erie. Pa
Cedar Raplda,
Macon
Akron
Lexington
Rockford. Ill
Fargo. N. D
Lowell
Plnghamton
Chester Pa
Ploux Fells. B. D
South Rend. Ind
Rlenmlngton, 111
Canton. O
Oulncy. Ill
Springfield. O
Decatur. Ill
Mansfield, O
Fremont- Neb
Jacksonville. Ill I
Oklahoma 1
Houston !
Galveston I
Columbia. 8. C
Sacramento I
Jackson. Miss I
63.3
14 6
.
Ia.
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. . m,i21.00U...
Ul.iTTT.txi ...
1Hi.4n"."J ...
6i.F:'4.(0...
S7.hi.U44,...
SifVij.lOM...
24.Ui. ...
2J.o.vj.iKI;...
24.6s4.Ouij...
lti.O4T.0ui.--
13,.9.0i,...
1 4. M.
14 44b.V'li ..
11,003,0001..
lU.Mj.t", . . ,
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10. 178.0 10,.. .
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7.M1.0O0'...
7 R97.f"; . . .
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2?Mr.
.L'73.O0i"
6 73.04ntl .
6.77.Oi0'.
6.7.79.tio.
6.?i.(K.
6 4ti.": .
6,370.n-iO
6.fl!.00n.
6.672, or .
4 StS.Oi-1 .
S,6(.nno!.
4.544.01 4)1
4.270.01X1'..
j.sn.ono!..
3.379.0001..
3,646.0001..
3 116.000 ..
S.M0.000 ..
2,019 .000
2.30S, 000 . .
1.8W.0OO ..
3.204.0'Vl . .
. 2.1S9.0O0 ..
l.3.tXX . .
1. 810.000 ..
2.0S4 00O ..
1.610,'Wt!..
1.66S.OOOI..
1,476,000
l.Sftj.OOfl1
l,09,0OOi
loiM.OOO
l.srsj.c-Ml
1.641,000
1.0S8.00O
1.3W).00t)
1.428.000
1.323.000
sw.oool
1.211.000
1,373.0001
1.409.0001
1.0S2.000I
1.499.O0OI
9S1.000
7!8.00O
9K2.0OO
1.050.(i0.
702.0VI
822.0001
702,0001
- 324. 0001
ns.m
649.0OOI.
eH2 0(iO.
477.OOO! .
rv42.ox; .
4S.-.O0i
653,0001
541.0001....
5rt2.0f)t
4M.0O0I . . . .
&4.yu.
P2S.0OOI
432 (v .
4P 0001
413.000'.
4SH.000I
4'i (VX .
(VS. 0001
32.000.
19.0001.
214 nnoi.
ftox.ool....
17.3l.flflOI....
10.O46.0OOI....
p-n .(wii
p ooni....
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1.9
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so
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7.4
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32.0
IS s
14.8
26.0
1.3
7.2
21.2
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11.1
17.3
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15.3
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5 5
29.3
6.8
12.7
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16.7
'i2.6
"iz'.i
4.S
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Very Slow and
Dull.
HOGS SEVEN AND A HALF HIGHER
Skeep aad Lara be la l.ta-ht Receipt,
bat Trade Is Dall aad Weak
All Kinds of Stock
Market Goaalp.
SOUTH OMAHA.
Receipts were:
Official Monday
OfJleial Tuesday ...
Official Wetlntsday
Official Thursday ..
Estimate Friday ...
Neb., June 19. 1903.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
.... I.3 l.'.DNt .l
.... 1MI 1S.S- 6.S67
.... 2.644 11.245 l.:
1.SK5 14. 4 4AI"
1.44) 12.045 1.600
Five d.iv thla week . 13.357 67.067 19XA0
gm rlv. In. I v.ok 14 '4 43.4)4 U.S'l
Same days 2 weeks ago. .13.734 34.57U 2..5M
Hame days 3 weeks ago.. S.8"i 4T.521 14.S-5
Same days 4 weeks ago.,13.U 60.291 :i.3.ij
Same days last year... .16.64 49.6S4 11.6V0.
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep st South timana
Vk m . .1 I 7
Joints ivortn consmering
The First National Bank of Omaha is honorotl by )N
the United States, County of Douglas and City of )
Omaha as a legal depository for funds. It offers thor- (tt
oughly efficient service in the transaction of all bank- )
, . jFy 'ti
Its capital, surplus and strong directorate guaran
tee Security. ,
Your account will receive our best attention.
FIRST DATIOHAL OAi
5 St.
19.21,
!.!.
I 24.7
...I..
14.01.
19.7
17.4
16.4
20.0
26.8
20.5
6 4
8.2
13.2
32.7
27.81.
I
4.3!
.1 32.2
25.5
65.2!..
.1 8.2
...I
i
...I
...I.
I
.1.
6.8
29.2
10.0
'l's!i
20.3
New York Moatejr Market,
NTCW YORK. June 19. MONEY On call
easy at ltyiH- per cent; ruling raie, iy
per cent; closing bid, 14 per cent; offered
at US per cent.
TIME UJA.No DUil ana nrm; siaiy asys,
3 per cent; ninety deys, 2ii2hi per cent;
six months. 3V4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE Slightly easier.
with actual business In bankers bills at
34 87 for demand, and at It.SooO for sixty
rv hius commereiai Dins. s4.3s-t.oo-.
PRIME MEiKCAIS 1 1 L.H lAl'tn ou l
per cent.
D1L r.tt ear, Daac. asxican auimn, 'i.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing Quotation on Donas louay were
a follows:
.104H"Hoc. val. 4HS....
...104 int. Met. 4a
...10) L. A N. anl. 4a..
...lot Maa. e. . 4a
. . .lll'i M-t. Central 4a..
...Ul do 1st Inc..
... It "M. A St. L. 4a
...1041 M . K A T. 41..
It ao za
reg.
U. ret. ia,
do eoupoa .
V. 8. S. rat.
do eouoon .
V. 8. 4a, rag
do coupon .
Am. Tobacce 4a....
do 4s
do sen. 4a
Mo adj. 4s
do ct. 4s
do cs. 6a
Atlantic C. L. 4a.
Bal. A Ohio 4a
do, I Ha
Brk. R. T. ct. 4s..
Central of G. is...
1st Ine
do id Ine
do id Ine
Thea. A Ohio 4Sa.
rnicafo A A.
C. B. A Q. a. 4a ...
C. R. 1. A P. 4s ...
do eol. 4a
do rfds. 4a
OCC. A St. L. g. 4S
Colo .Ind. 4s
Colo. Mid. 4a.
Colo. A 8a. 4a
Dal. A H. ev. 4s..
n A R. O. 4s.
CrM p. I. 4s
do en. 4s
Japan 4s
da 4Hs
do 14 aertaa
Bid. ur-erad.
. . . 1
... 44
...
... ti
... fo
... 14
...ft
...
. M S. R. R of M. e 4a SIS
. 04 N. Y. C. g. IWs..-,1-hhS'N.
1. C. f. 6s
. 2 No. Pacific 4a
. H-Sj do la
.44 S ft W. c. 4s
. 72H O. 8. L. rtds. 4 ....
.104Pann. ct. I4a 1914...
. 71 do con. 4a
. 44 Readln sen. 4a
. 4t Rap. ot Cuba 4s
.101 S. L. ft I. M. c 6a..
. 1 St. L. A 8 F. ff . 4a.
. Ma St. L. 8 W. a. 4a...
. Ci'i 'Seaboard A. L. 4a...
. t-ivt So. Pacific 4a
. K. do 1st 4a
t!-t8o. Railway ia
4i'4 Tiui ft P. is
e:T.. su l. w. 4
) Union Pacltlc 4s
i do ct. 14a
t I'. 8. Steel M 6....
H Wabash la
4S Waatern Md. 4a
'W. tt L. C. 4a
it Wla. Central 4a.
lata N. Y. N. H. ta ctfa.
. 7m
.101',
. 'j4
. i!'
. a5
. S2'
. !
.107"
a 4
.10
. U'4
- S-4
I'll-
. 48
. V4
. ravj
.i:5S4
for the
year:
Cattle
Hog
Sheep
Th
year to date.
llSK.
4 9 61
1.4:3.rS3
661.7S52
following table
compared with l't
1911"
bii.BH
1.215. U&
n.a.9o
anows
Inc.
2oS.S38
1U".9J1
14J,6iH
the average
price of hog at South Omaha for the iat
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1808. W7.l06.190S.l.19.il:.
I...
..
10.
11.
12.
June
June
June
June
June
June 13..
June 14...
June 15..
June 16..
June 17..
June 1..
June 19..,
i 26W
6 2W
6 4r
5 61H
5 4W
i &3v
a 64
08
6 05
6 fS
5 91
6 791
6 (461
3 Ml
I
r. ci i
6 37
w
C 31
6 28
6 3V
3i
6 17! 4 70' 5 86 1
6 Jill 4 TS 6 Oil
14 7 I W
( M 6 00
6 16 4 72 6 07
13 4 H
6 97 6 3S
I 6 Wi 6 SS
S 19l 4 f2l 5 fr
i 23 ,4 I
i Si! 4 I
14 3 6 7l
6 1
Sunday.
The official number of cars of
brought In today by each road waa:
lame. noKB.oiiccy.
OF OMAHA
Thirteenth and Fa r nam
itrcots.
Oldest and .Largest Bank in Nebraska
if
Ah
C, M. A St. P
Missouri Pacific
Lnlon Pacific
C. A N. W. east
O. N. W.. west-.
C. St. P., M. & O
C, 11. & Q., east
C, V. & Q., west
C. R. I. & P.. east
C R. I. ft P.. west
Illinois Central
Chicago Great Vetern
1
1
3
4
3
40
&
8
4
1
1
72
7
7
29
7
25
10
7
48
o
10
t
4
1HI 1.774 2-2
133 3,?5 61
342 I.S0 1,133
111 4.107
423
806
48
7
1
45
47
8
18
244
1 :::: ::::
6
51 391 439
1.363 12.31
cattle were
1.8m
very
Total receipt.
The disposition of the day' receipt wa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber ot head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Bwirt and company
Cudahy Packing Co.. ...
Armour A Co
Swift, from St. Joseph...
Cudahy, from St. Joseph
Armour, from St. Joseph
Vansant A Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill ft eon
F. P. Lewi
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
Cudahy Bro. Co
Ham Werthlmer
F. ti. Inghram
Sullivan Bros
Other buyer
Total
CATTLB Receipt of
light thl morning and out of the number
reported In there were twenty-eigni car
direct to packers. Thu the number on
sale wa hardly large enough to make a
market. Beef steers especially were In
very moderate supply.
It was a typical Friday' market, the
trade being alow and dull throughout with
out any new or Interesting features being
developed.
Cows and heifers, which constituted the
bulk of the offerings, were not only slow,
but generally a little lower again than
yesterday, at least salesmen who had any
number of cows seemed to feel that way.
There were a few odd and end of
atocknrs which sold In about the same,
notches a yesterday.
The market Tcr the week I generally X
7-rto lower on both beef steers and cow
stuff. Th very bet grade of corn-fed
teer are poeeibly not more than 10-220o
lower. The worst eufferer are the com
mon to medium grassy cow and heifer.
Quotation on rattle: Good to choice
corn-fed teer, 37.25 7 85; 'fair to good
corn-fed steer, S6.0Ofi7.B; common to fair
corn-fed teer. tf.0O4jr6.0o; good to choice
cow and heifer. 34 7VG2S; fa'r to good
cow and heifers, 34.24.75; common to
fair cows and heifer. 32.26414.26; good to
choice stocker nd feeder. 34.7&&5.20; fr
to srood stocker and feeder. 4 0om4-J6
common to fair atockers and feeder, 3.3t9
4.00; tock heifer. Jj oog-J no.
BEEF STEERS
London Closing Stock.
LONDON, June 14 American ' securities
opened quiet and steady today. 1 nlon
Pacific, unicago, sauwaus-ra or. ot. rui ina
Pennsylvania advanced 4i to . but the
reat ot the list remained about unchanged
from yesterdav's New York closing.
London cioaing iock quotations:
Consols, money .. 47 11-14 Mo., Kan. A Tessa.. 2114
do aoconnt ara isev lorn central. ..lt
V Norfolk A Wcawrn.
4JV, do pfd
t't Ontario A Waatern.
A Ohio.... M Pennsylvania
Paclfl- ... 1444 Rand Mines
Anaconda
Atcnlaon
do pld
laltlmora
Canadian
Chaauoak ft Ot 10.. 4t4 Rsadln
CM. Oreat Weatan . Southern Railway
Chi., Mil. A 8t. P. in do pfd
D Beers 11" souinam ramie ..
Danver A Rio Oranda z I nlon Pacific
Boston (toeka aad Bona.
BOSTON, June 19. Money, call loan. 2fl
8 per cent; time loan. 344 per cent.
"losing quotation on stock and bonds to
la v were aa follows:
do pfd
ens
do 1st pfd
do id pfd
Grand Trunk
Illlnola Central ...
Loulartlla A Kaah
SILVER Bar
i do pfd ..
. t Inlted states Btaal
. 3414 do pfd
. iiS "a abash
. U do pfd
.IM-i Spanish 4a
Amalgamated Coppar.
7l4j
. II
. 414
. (J
. 44
.
1-
. 4T
. 7
.lil-
. M
J"4
. 12
. 44
-'-4
Atrtrtaon ad. 4s. .
da 4a
Atchison
do ptd
Boatoa A Albany.
Boatoa A Mains.
Baatoa Elarated .
Vltrhbur pfd
S. Y.. S H. ft
Chios Paclflr
Am. Ara. Chera.
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tuba..
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T ft T
Ana. Woolen
do pfd
14V, Rlnchara
... K., tel. ft Hecla...
... A!4 Centennial
... fcti Copper Range ..
.. ! T-aly West
.. li Pranklla
...HO "Oranby
.. 1.'4 Iila Koyala ....
H H7 Maaa. Mlaisg ..
... .14444 Mlchlsan
... 24-"Mohawk
... 44 Mont. C. ft C.
.... 4V, Old Dominion .
114 Oaceota
....1J4 Parrot
...UT Oulncy
,...44 Shaaaoa
M Tamarack
No. .
&2
Peerta Market.
PEORIA. June 19 CORN-Steady ; No. !
yellow. 7ac; No. 3 yellow. 69ri"tHc; No. I.
bke; No. 4. 67c; no grade, tW4'ie.
OATS Higher; No. S white, UvU'tc; No.
I white. 6"jclc.
S HISKV-ateady at 31..
Dalatk Grain Market.
DVLCTH. June 1 WHEAT No. 1
northern. 81-06Ve; No. t northern, 31.06",;
July. 31 MS: September. SsSc
OATS 4ic.
Toled Seen Market.
TOLFliO. Jun 1 SF.ED-s-Clover. O--.
toU r, $T.4o ; Lecvui'Crr, ; i-Vt, iiavicli, J7 t-H
Bdiaoa Clee. lllu ! Trinity
General Eiatrts 114, failed Coppc
Mana glaclrte
do pfd
Maaa. os
I'nlted Fruit
Kultad 8. M
do pfd
V 8 Steel r..
do pfd
Adranlure
A I lone, 1
Amalgamated
Atlantic
bU. Aske.
1"4 f. S. Minlna.
.. aiv, V. 8. Oil
.. 4.1V, t'tak
.1US Victoria ..n.....
. . M Wlaona
.. t North Bulla
.. rv4 Butta Coalition .
. . Wl Nevada
.. Ha Cal. ft Art sum
.. tTv, Arlsons Con. ...
. . Oreaae Cauaaaa
. Itw
K- dlTldcnd.
. 44
.444
-4
. 75V4
. 1"S
, .io
,. 14V,
. 44
.. KV,
. St
.. uv4
.. 1
.. 17V,
. . za
.. 41Vi
.. 4
. . r
.. t
.. IIV,
..1MV,
.. 114
steady at 2uVad per ounce.
MONEY 4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 1 o-ioVl"t per cent; for
three months' bills, IS per cent.
New York Mining; Steeka
V1TW YORK. Jflne 19. Closing Quotations
on mining stocks were as ioiiows:
Alice
Braece
Brunswick Con
Com. Tunnel stock.
oa. Tunnel bonds.
Con. Cal. A V
Horn SilTer
Iron 81 1 Tar
OBered.
.100 Leadrllla Coo I
. 4 Llttia Ihlai t
. i Mexican M
. 14 Ontario .1-4
. ts Ophlr Hi
. r-inall Hop 14
. 40 Standard 144
.. i Yellow Jacket. 40
No.
J...
11...
trr...
14...
I ..
t ..
6...
I...
I...
3...
t...
4...
(...
I...
I...
11...
(...
At.
.... Kt
...1044
....1(W4
....10S4
.... S10
....103
4S0
.... S'O
.... 741
0
it
....
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I I Fare 50o for adults; "25c for children K
under 12 years of age. 5
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SHEEP Receipt were very light thi
morning-, only (even fresh car and two or
higher: range, ..36.S64J-5. 86;
36.677k86.627,.
bulk ot sales.
three holdover reported on sale. Still the
offering were plenty large enpugh to
aatiaty the demand, which wa not only
limited, but far from urgent. Buyer did
not appear to be at all anxlou for further
aupplle of either sheep or lambs and did
not try very hard to buy them. In fact It
waa a very alow and' weak market from
tart to finish.
The market on sheep and lambs this week
ha been very (low and lower practically
every day. In that respect the market ha ' roenta
Deen just tne reverse ot last week, wnicn
waa both active and higher every, day. It
will be remembered that the market last
wek was quoted 31.0u-it.25 higher. Just
about half of that advance has been lost
this week. In other words, the market la
around (oc lower that at the close of last
week, with some of the medium kinds
showing more than that off, and some of
the most desirable kinds possibly not quite
that much.
Quotation on sheep and lambs: Oood
to choice spring lambs, 36 00 'j 6. 50; good
to choice shorn lambs, r. 60 iff 5.75; fair tc
good shorn lambs, 35. 25 5.50; atock
lamb. 33.6004 60, good to choice shorn
yearlings, I6.00&6 26; fair to good shorn
yearlings, 34.76ig5.00 good to choice shorn
wethers. 34.76 $3.00; fair to good shorn
wethers, $4 60 (r 4.76 ; good to choice shorn
ewes. 34.4004.(5; fair to good shorn ewe,
34. 0043 4.40; cull and bucks, $3. SOS 300.
Representative sale:
No.
6 western lamba, cull..
4! weilern lamba
29 western ewe
3 we fin yearling
3,9 western latibs
171 western ewes
104 western spring lamb.
15 western spring cull...
IS western ewe and yearlings. .ill
772 western lamb 1"3
397 western lamb . 74
3 western lamb 77
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cnttle Steady Hog Higher Sheep
and Lambs Loner.
CHICAGO, Juno 19 CATTLK Receipt.
8.04 head; steady; steers, $6.0(-ii.40; cow.
34.flO-6fi.00; heifers, W.OlKvW.OO; bulls, VI SOW
6.30; calves, I6.(wfi6.&0; Blocker and feeder.
$3.75rr5 40.
H(JvJS Receipts. 20,000 head; market F7
10c higher; choice heavy shipping, 36.
6 95; butcher. t6.8S7s.H8; llaht mixed, to '
6.75; choice light. 3S.7TyS6.S5; packing, tt.75i
.60; Pi?" Hght, t4.Ot"6.30.
8HEF.P AND KAMUB Receipts, 10
head; steadv to 10c lower; aheep. H.TISty
6.28; iambs, K6fr8.00; yearlings, t4.60-8o.50.
St. Joaeph Lire Steele Market.
8T. JOBEPH, June 19. CATTLE-Receipts,
8.016 head; steady to weak: native.
tS.7MiS.00; cow and heifer, )!.36ti8.60;
stokers and feeders. 3t.2rn-5.1&.
HOGS Receipts, 11,710 head; market 61
hlirher; top, 36.75; bulk cf aale. tS J.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2,023
head: market steady; lambs. ti.6O3f.00;
yearling and wethers. $3.20j6.40.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. June 19. COTTON Fu
tures opened steady; July, 10.80c; August,
10.52c; September, 10.30c; October, 8.66c;
December, 9.42c; January, 9.40c; March,
9 3rk.
Cotton futures closed atesdy; June, 10.36o;
July. 10.80c; August, 10.82; September, 10.80c;
October, 9.46; November, 9.46c; December.
44c; January, 9.40c; February, 8.40c;
March, 9.30c.
Spot cotton cloaed quiet at 10 point
higher: middling uplands, 12.2uc; middling
gulf, 12.40C. Sales. 500 bales.
GALVESTON. Te., June 19. COTTON
Higher at 11 13-16c.
NEW ORLEANS. June 10 COTTON
Spot steadv at an advance of l-16c on all
crnrtrs: sales. LiC bale spot and 4fi0 to
i arrive. Futures closed with June at 11. 82c;
Julv. 11.R2e: August, ll.itc: September.
10.23e; October, 8.71c; November, 9.80c; De
I cember. 9.64c; January. 9.f.c.
I HT. IAM'IB. June 19 COTTON Steady ;
I middling. ll.c; no aalea or receipt; hlp-
1,086 bale: atock. 13..11 oaies.
Av.
. 63
. n
. 104
. 108
. 70
..118
.. 62
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4 00
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4 16
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6 76
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8 60
6 35
6 30
6 60
4 75
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. June 19 METALS Trie
London tin market wa higher today, with
spot quoted at 127 F.s and futures t 1?8.
The local market wa weak In tone nd
ellghtlv lower on the average. Quotation
raugfd from t27.7:ifj2S.12v4. Copper advanced
to 58 6s for (pot and 50 for future In
the London market. The local market wa
quiet. With Isk quoted at 812.S7Wl3.O0;
r lectrolvtlc. fl2.C?H'ul2-S'1 nl closing at
tl2612.62H La1 was hirher at 12 12s 8d
In London. The local market was dull and
unchanged, at t4 471-tS4.62H. Spelter was 2s
G4 lower, at 29 In London. Locally the
market remained unchanged, at 14 624$
4 57H. Iron was unchanged at 61s for Cleve- ,
lan-l worranls in the London market. The
locttl market was quiet and unchanged,
with No. 1 foundrv northern quoted at
tlC.&osn.O): No. 2. tla. 7601 18.26; No. 2 foundry
southern and No. 1 foundry southern soft,
915 8 18.28.
ST. LOUIS. June 19. MET A L8 Les4. un
changed, tl t-'i- Spelter, unchanged, 14 46.
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA. June 19 Bank rlesrinrs for
today were tl.840.Ui 32 and ft-r the corre
sponding date last year tl.75.6s3. 36.
London Balllon Q eolation.
LONDON. Jural 19. Bar gold. 77 lOd.
Ameruan -oagie. 70a tv,j.
. Trettarr Slateasent.
WA8HIXOTON. June 19. Today' s a le
nient itt the treasury balance la the gtn-
Forelan Financial.
LONDON, June 19 Money and dlcount
were easy on tne market today, trading
on the Mock ticnsrme wa quiet ana
firmer, but there waa little businesa. First
class securities, following consols. Improved
on the satisfactory monetary sltuill n. For.
etgnera neie quiet and steady. Japanese
were lirm and feruvmna were uougtit.
Copper shares declined toward the close
In sympathy with Americana. American se
curities opened quiet and steady above
par.tv. the nomination of Secretary Taft
affecting the market favorably. There was
some buying and prices continued to im
prove until the receipt of the At York
opening. They then fell sharply. V-yll street
offered stock, chiefly Baltimore Tt Vhlo and
Union Pacific, and the market closed weak.
PARIS. June 111. The nomination of Sec
retary of War Taft for the presidency cre
ated a good Impression on the Bourse tc day
and prlcee mere lirm.
BERLIN. June 19 Price on the Bourse
today were firm on the Improvement In
tl International money situation. iJdal
ncs waa restricted.
HOGS I log old generally 7V4c higher
thl morning and the trade was fairly ac
tive at the advance, ao that pretty much
everything was disposed of by 10 o'clock
In the morning or soon after. Thl means
that most of the hos sold at and Inside
l lie range of t5.62I-I(io 67H. agalnat ta.ot
455 60 yesterday.
Today advance make a new high fig
ure for the month hog selling today at
the highest point touched since the middle
of April. It Is hardly necessary to add that
the market as a whole la In a good healthy
condition and very satisfactory a viewed
from a seller' standpoint.
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4 40 47 2.4 I 44
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5 44 tl 211 40 I ff
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St. Lonl Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 19. CATTLE Receipt.
9,600 head, Including 8.000 Texan; market
10c lower; native ahipping and xporl
teer, t 16i67.90; dressed beef snd butcher
steers, t6.46j8.60; steers under 1,h pounds,
l4.75If6.C0; stockers and feeder. 8L0if-5.Go;
cows and heifers. tt.On-S&fft; canners. 81.50
4.IS.2S; bulls, tl tO&vVfcj; calves. t3 l&Q 75:
Texas Nnnd Indian steer, t3.00-66.66; cow
and heifer. I1.7iy64 26.
HOGS Receipt. 8 500 head: market 10c
higher; pig and light, 8:1.756 85; packers,
38 45(08.80; butcher and best heavy, to.70'tf
6.90;.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. S.OOO
head; market 81,10c lower; native mutton,
33 25V4.;5; lamba, t4.yvdi 75; culls and bucks,
t4.0ufe3.4O; Blockers, 13 50.
Kanana City Llve'Sloek Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 19 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,000 head; market 25c lower; choice
export and dressed beef steer. 88.7tV9?.7&:
fair to good. 85. &-&. 60; western steers, ti ii
t7.20; stockers and feedera. t!5ii6.25; na
tive cows. V12Mi5 76: B.tlve heifers, tt K-ij
8 50: bulls. 83.2666.60, naVve. 33 60-fi tt.
HOGS Receipt, 10U0 head; market
trong to 6c higher, closed weak; top. 35 70,
bulk of salea. ti y4.W: heavy, 36 Mi6 70;
packer and butcher, ti 5ova6 66. light. Si 40
iiiw. plaa. t4 ci X. t
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1.200
head; market alow; lamb. t3 ZMie 50; ewe
and yearling, t4 16io25; yearling, to ioa
t0: Texas sheep, t40ftjt.0O; stockers and
feeder. 33 .50-04.50.
Stock In Sight.
Receipt of live stock at the tx prlncl
Dal western market yeterdy:
cattle, nous.
South Omaha
Slou City
Kansas City
St. Ixuis v
St. JoMph
Chicago
Total receipt..
ts-l
9.V
3 015
t.OOu
12 045
7 !
10.f
t.i'-O
11.710
3-'T"
Sheen.
ISO
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..&.415 1,7.756 13423
Sloan City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. Jun 19. tSr-eclal Tel.
egram. i CATTLE Receipts, 8oO head; mar
ket steady but weak: beeves, 44. 07 75;
cow and heifer, t t"s!6 76: feeder, tlOvJ
l.'O; calves and yearling. 83 7t(4 76.
. I IOCS Receipt, 7.5uw bad, market U
Evaporated Apple and Dried Fmlt.
NF,W YORK. June 19 EVAPORATED
APPLES The narket show no fresh fea
ture and the -n of the not market 1
steady to firm, with fancy quoted at 10
lOvitc. choice at a prime at 6Va-U7Vc and
common to fair at bSbfl&iia.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunea are quiet on
spot, with quotation ranging from 3-4-c to
12c for California and from 5!c to 10c for
Oregon. Apricot ar In light lobbing de
mand, with choice quoted at 10c, extra
choice at Kiillvc and fancy at 1 24r 1S-J-Peatbe
are easy, with choice quoted at
6V4'o1ic, extra choice at Sfl'J'ac fancv at
lC-SUHac and extra fancy at liH-.-flllc. R Ale
ins continue dull and more or lss nominal,
so far a the spot situation Is concerned,
with lof.se muscatels quote.-! at 4ii8'4-).
choice to fancy seeded at 6Vi'r7H seedless
at 6'3c and London layers at 31 .2631.36.
Co 4Tee Market.
NEW YORK. June 19.--COFFEE Th
market for coffee futures opened quiet at
unchanged prices. There was some trad
selling under which prices eased off a
partial 6 polnta during the early session,
which was in line with the French cables,
but offering were light and the market
teidied oil scattered covering with th
close (teady net 8 point higher to 6 point
lower. Sale were reported of 13.000 bag.
Including July st 6,r6c; Septembtr at 6 Soc
and December at 6 86c: spot, quiet; Rio No.
7. 8r; Santos, No. 4, 8c; mild, dull; Cor--dova,
it'uUc.
loiar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. June 19 BlOAR-Rw
steady; fair refining, 3.81c; centrlfuj-ai. 98
test. 4 81c: molassp,, sugar. 8. Me; refined,
steady: No. 8. S 00c: No. 7. 4 95c; No. 3.
4.90c; No. 8. 4 5c; No. 10. 4.75c; No. 11,
4 70c; No. 12. 4.65c: No. 13. 4 653; No. J4,
4 65c; confectioners' A. 6 50c; mould A,
5.7 jc; cut losf, 6 20c; crushed, at 10c; pow
dered, 6 60c; granulated, 6 40j; cub,
6.65c.
OIL CITY,
anres. II. 78
lSt, 542
1M.2U
l.hls.;
bbls.
OH and Rqsln. ,
Pa.. June 19 OIL Credit bal-
runs, 195.174 bl.ls ; averse-.
shipment, t22.t6; average.
Berlin Esrhange.
' BERLIN. June It. Exchange on Londoa
20 marks. 3 pfennigs for checks.
Discount rales, short bills. 8 per cent:
three months bills. 3v per cent.
tarl Flelser-llonoen ot Gnllly.
NEW YORK. Jun 19 A Jury today
found Crl rlBcher-Hansen, tne lawyer, not
fuilty of the chare of extorting 3 6,6
rum JoaKfia K. O bna y( fbl.avdclbla.