THE OMAHA DAILY BEK: TUESDAY, JUNE 23. 1008
7
tytAJi AND PRODUCE MARKET
i
Tlot Hifbr in, Face of Lower Ca
, tie and Better Weather.
aDVAUCE, WITH OFFEES LIGHT
llaylna- Heads tha Market I p ward,
lit'wtn It Ceases th Valncs
' .Decline and Balls Flat
". " ' : tpblll ban.
. . . ... OMAHA. Neb., June 22, !,..
, la lien itt lower cable and better weather
conditions, train valuta opened higher and
with lic-nfer offerings, the market sd
vanced taslty on buylr. When buying la
atroagec, prises advance, but Immediately
the buying; pressure cesses, values reduced
ami bull leaders are fighting a very up
hill game ' all alnnr.
Wbeat opened strong with offering light,
anil any .buying aent raluea eaally higher
In spite of . tile weak cablea and more ss
uflhar' weather reports. Toward noon,
aallng became heavy and price eagged
back, cloalng . at Saturday's figures. July
wheat opened at Klc and closed at 824o.
Corn opened with wonderful strength and
advanced quickly to higher values, with no
corn offered. ... The market aoon became
dull, bowevtr. and eased off with wheat
valuea and some scattered selling July
com opened at f7H and closed at Mic.
Primary beat receipts were 460.0H0 bush,
els and shipments were 158.00O bushels,
against reoelpta last year of 702,000 bushels
and shipments of 466.000 bushels.
Corn receipts were 4P3.0H) bushels and
. shipments were 400.000 bushels, agalnat re
ceipt last year of l.UK.OO bushels and
shipments of 1,204,000 bushels.
Clearances were 32,000 bushels of corn,
2. (XX) bushels of oata and wheat and flour
eons I to 290,000 buahels.
Mverpool closed Hd lower on wheat
and unchanged to Hd lower on corn. v
Local range of optlens:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close, Tee y.
Wheat-i
I
July...
Bept...
Corn
July...
Bept...
Oats
Kept... May...
7H
7
I. . I.
67H
of
oSTs
34'
$fcs'
36
3fH
86 Vi
Sslfei
36Vkl
36V
O 3m Casts rTleoa.
WHEAT No. I hard, 61e: No. I hard,
S.VU9lo; No. 4 hard, SSfcSec; No. 1 aprlng,
fcm4c.
CORN No. , 68c; No. 3. 6BV.1W8":; No.
4. 87r?a.o; No. t yellow, 68V&tttc; No. 3
white. 72n73o.
OATS No. I miked, i84r; No. 3 white.
MH41c; No. 4 white, 484,3 4fk.
KITE No. ft, TS78o; No. 1. ,titT72c.
Carls t Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 19 445 ltil
Minneapolis 431
Omaha 12 Si 23
JJuluth 28 ...
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Keatarea of k Tradlna an4 Closing
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, June 22. -The local wheat mar
ket waa Irreguar today, the July option be
ing heavy and the distance options firm.
At the close July was unchanged. Corn
waa Htt'c higher. Oats were unchanged
and provisions were 2Mtr7Hu to 10c higher.
The wheat market was nervous all day
because of bullish statistics on the one
hand and favorable weather for harvest-
ma un cue utner. 1 no leoiure ui iraui fu
the urgent demand for the Beptember de.
- livery ar.d the narrowing of the soraad be-
tween that ootlon and that of the July
delivery. Several of the leading houses
were free sellers of July and active buyers
of September. The selling pressure on the
rjearby month was cauaed by the excellent
-weather for harvesting in - the southwest,
The principal bnlllsh Influences were ad
vanced at the leading European markets.
Liverpool excepted a decrease of several
million bushels In the amount of breadstuff
vu passage, a liberal falling off In the ahlp
' menta and reborts small yields In Kansaa.
'the market closed steady tor July and
rong for September and December. July
opene HQ 14c to MWic lower at Hi86o,
- advanced, to aTta aivd cloaed at MYtOeWfec.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to XMi.tuo bu. Primary reolpta were 460,000
-coaiparecl... ylta. - TefcOO .hit. tbe corre
sponding day a year ago. . Minneapolis,
. Lmluth and Chicago reported receipts of
1K4 cara, against mi cara last week and 479
a year ago.
.- Tho corn market was strong all day. The
selling of September' at He over July war
' the feature. The maiket closed firm. July
opened unchanged at VgHc lower at ti9Hc to
mHtrwfftc,. advanced to 7rte and cloaed at
!c. Local receipts were 440 cars, with 43
of contract grade.
Oata were strong early In the dsy, In sym-
patny wiin wneai ana corn, ouv iui on
later about free selling by leading yielding
longs. July. 46V4tr46Hc sold up to 46Hc. and
then declined to 46Tc, where It closed.
Local receipts, 161 cars.
Provisions were strong throughout the
session on an active general demand which
waa based chiefly upon a 109160 advance In
live lioga. At the cloae September pork
waa up 'ihio at $14.75: lard was unchanged at
38.92H: ribs wsra 7H410c higher, at 8ft.37Vi.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
It cars; corn, 430 cars; oata, 223 cars; hogs,
17,000 head.
Cash quotations were as follows:
LtiL'lt-Kasy; winter patents. 84.fj0ig4.45:
straights, -lS.9oia4.lo; Spring patents, 34.264?
4.40; straights. UfcifM.eO; bakers. it.9O83.t0.
Whf: AT No. 1. cfi1.01.
CORN No. 3, TOWTlc; No. I yellow, 72
710.
OATS No. t tSie; No. 3 white. SISftSKc,
K YE Fair to choice malting, t9SOc.
BKED-No. 1 northwestern. $1.22.
I ItOV JOluno Oliori. - rius, huh wwit.
$7.7i.8.12H. Pork, mess, per bbl., $1460
14 ttt1. Lard, per 100 lbs., $8.90. Short Clear
Sides (Boxed). R.ou3.z.
WHISKY Baala of blch wines. $1.36.
Following; were the receipts and shlp-
.. " . Receipts. Shipments,
riour. bbls 21.000 M.0
Wheat, bu 21.3
Corn, bu 3RS 304.40)
Oats, bu 1&0 IXi.UO
Rye, bu 5.0J 1.00
JHarley, bu. $4,300 1
On tha Produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy; creamery, 19a2SVc
dalriea, K?l6. Egga. firm; at mark cases
included'. ' 14Vc; firsts, 16c; prime firsts,
lie Cheese, steady at iii-c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles! Open. I Hlgh. Low. I Close. Tesy.
Wheat I I I I
Jly !M4?y 7H 8HH
SpL ,84Vt)68eiSi M
Deo. 87 r7, 87 $ U
bDoc. I M 87V $ t tV
Corn I 1
July. eWrfiV 70SI eH 89 S4
Sept. S3W 70 . 70 S,m
Msy. MhravH tS t 69
Oats till
a July 4S . 4S 46'4,l 45T
bJuly. 44 46i 444I 44 44H
Bept. $814-9 3 88 lVflr, SRtl 39
Icc 40S 4S t 3V 4'
Msy. 414642 UH 41 41 H- 414
Pork I
July. 14 60 14 80 14 47Vs 14 60 14 45
Sent. 14 $7Vt 14 87H 14 70 14 76 14 72
VjulyT 8 ITH 00 8 87 8 96 f
Sept. 1 9 IT 9 10 9 12 8 90
Oct. nVii 37! I 17 t 30 I 17
Ribs t n I
July. 3 11 I 3 30 6 10 KH 8 08
SspC 36 I $ 42 $ 88 8 37 I 80
OcL 8 47H 6 80 I 8 4i! 6 U 186
No. 3. A Old. b Now.
LlTsrirool Urala Xsrket.
LIVERPOOL. June $.. WHEAT Spot,
quiet; mo. 1 rea western, winter, is sa; run.
1 California. 7a id. Futures, oulet; July.
7s ld;, Septsmber. 7s ld; December,
4s kid.
CORN BpoL firm; new American, kiln
dried. 8a d: old American, mixed. 6s 14.
Futures, quiet; July, 6s ld; September
6s Id. v
PEAS Canadian, stsady at Ts lOd.
FIOl'R Winter oatenta. n at K8a Id.
HOPS la London (Pacific coast), quiet
at 11 1'jovs.s as.
Mllwaakoo Grala Market.
MILWAUVEB. Juno tl - WHFAT
Btesay: ISO. 1 nortnern. 8110S111; No.
northern. $1 041 00; September, SfcVo bid.
PARLEY Steady j No. $, Mc; sample, 16
A4o.
CORN Steady i No. S cash, TltyTJc; ftea-
lemoor, c via.
. Dalatk Grala Market.
DULITH. June 32 WHEAT No.
nirthem. $l6S4i No. 8 norther a, $1.01
aruiy. s:.wa; ocpvamuwr, 070.
OATS 1. -
MlaaoagkOll Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June !1.-WHEAT-Ju!
810'; 8-T niber. aSiHc; No. 1 hard
la.v7SQil.07Ta; No. I northern, $1 .06ffl.oi
N. n-rHrn. tt S"s03'; No. I rtcrih-
rn. $i onswi .
IRAN-In tmtfc. v. -
FIAJI.'K-rru-hanasd: lrt . patent. 13)
f..4fi; re.tmd patnl, $S.2oj6.; fl:st clears,
4i..vu4V; tecond clears, W 603.4".
H BATHER IK, THE GRAIN BELT
Ahaerrrs and Cooler Taeeday, Rays
tko Prediction.
OMAHA. June 22. 19m.
Uaht showers were scattered throughout
the upper Mississippi snd extreme upper
Missouri valleys since Bsturdai. and rains
are falling In Montana and Wyoming this
morning. An area of low pressure is cen
tral over western Nebrsska this morning
and conditions ar favorable, for thunder
hornets and cooler weather In this vicinity
tonight and Tuesday. Clear weather la gen
eral throughout the soumern poruun aim
lair weather In the eastern portion.
Omaha record of temperature ana pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of Hie .last three years:
IP.. 1HU1.
Mlnlmum temperatvre S 1 61 M
Precipitation .00 T T .00
Normal temperature fur too ay, otirer.
Excess In precipitation alnce March 1,
1.76 Inches.
Iefli-ienrv corresponding period in wi,
t.64 Inches. . .
J)eflclncy corresponding period in two.
3.37 Inches. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
Cora aa Wfceat Reglaa Balletla.
For the twent-v-four hours ending at I
a. m., 73th merldan time, Monday, June 22,
1308:. . .
OMAHA U1BTKH.T.
... Temp. Rain.
Stations.
i Max. Min
fall.
Bky.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Ft. cloudy
Clear
PL cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Ashland .....
90 74
.00
.00
.0)
. .
.
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.no
.00
.00
.
.00
.00
.10
Auburn
Broken Bow
Columbus ...
.. M
..101
.. 93
.. M
.. a
..
.. 94
.. K
.. M
.. W
... 93
.. 8S
.. Vt
.. S.
.. 85
... 85
.. 86
73
69
73
70
73
71
74
68
72
72
72
75
"i
US
67
72
A4
Culbertson ..
Falrbury
Fairmont ...
Grand island
Hartlngton
Haatlnaa ....
Holdrege ....
Oakdale
Omaha
Tekamah ....
Alta, la
Carroll, la...
Clarlnda, la.
Blbley. la....
Bloux City, la
90
74
T
Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
UIBTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of
Temp.-
Rain.
Central.
Stations. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago
88 70 T
Columbua, o
Dee Moines, la...
Indianapolis
Kansaa City, Mo
Louisville, Ky....
Omaha
Bt. Lioula
14
13
12
19
19
19
13
8 M .4
86 81 .Oi
92 72 .00
88 72 T
94 70 .06
90 72 . 0,
92 72 .00
continues general
Warmer weather
nd , wheat region.
Bhowers occurred In all except the In.
dlanapolls and Bt. Louis districts and were
moderately heavy In the Columbua dis
trict. L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
XEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Oooatloaa of tko Day oa Varlooa
Conamodltlea.
NEW YORK, June 21 FLOUR Re
ceipts, 24.700 bbls.; exports, 19.200 bbls.
Market dull and about steady; Minnesota
patents, $5 255.50 winter straights,
$4.26(6.4 SO; Minnesota bakera. $4.104.60;
winter extras, $8.400 3.96; winter patents,
$4 3S4 70; winter low grades, $8.803.8.
Rye flour, quiet; fair to good, $1.6ofc4.S0;
choice to fancy, $4.8606.00.
CORNMKAL Steady; fine white and
yellow, $1.8ojH.te; coarae, $1.66; kiln
RVI2 Oulet: No. 2 western. 84Ho. f.
a h Vew York.
WHEAT Receipts. 22.000 bu.: txportu,
116,849 bu. Bpot, market Irregular; No. 2
red, 9e elevator and 96tte, f. o.-b. afloat.
K'n 1 northern Dultlth. US', f. O. b.
afloat; No. 2 hard winter. l.oSW. t- b.
afloat. In face of bearish weather news
wheat was firm and higher all day, tha
Influence being strong northwest mar
kets, a timid short Interest and less fa
vorable crop aovices rrom aiissuuii.
ing prtoes showed o to -Ko let gain.
July. 94tt&96)ao, closed 96Sc; daptem-
k., nuAflllin elosed 9144c.
nuiu uAiir.,M 11 .nil nu i-iuui i..
18.276. Bpot, market firm; No. 2, 78c
elevator and 77o f. o. b. afloat Option
l ,A. ..n.r. Ilv firm on unfavorable
r.n vi.-ea and coverlns July. 78 He;
Beptemoer, iihcwhtic, viumu
OAT-Tecepta,- t Ku joifcj t
600
bu. epot, marxei sieu.
da umiMAi K4s2&Ke: natural
oata
white. $843 81. pounds, 57Je60o; clipped
white, poumis, ssv ic.
HAY Dull; good to cnoice, uwhc
HIDES Firm; Bogota, 17Vi18c ; Central
American, 17HC- .. ..
LEATHER Firm; aeia. zarsm.
DDhvisinNii neef atesdy: family,
11 7l17 ill' meaa 11 4.00IS 16.50: beef
k... DimailDO: eackeL $15.00018.00;
city extra Indian mess. $24 00C26.00 Cut
meats, steaay; picsieii . mm.
in no- nikint hams. 810 00. Lard, firm;
western, $9.009.10; refined, firm; con
tinent. $9.40; Boutn America, .ou.
. it ff7us u u pnri irm L isimir.
$l7.O0&'18.00'; short clears, near,. $14.2618.00;
mess, new, sis.ijib.io..
TALLOW Steady cuy, otc;
Afr-R staadv: domestic, fair to extra.
ivaii Tartan nnmlnll.
PtTiTLTRY Dressed. steady; rrlng
chickens, westsrn, Jvac; luraeys, iiiiu,
fowls rjUJc. . ,
DITTT1TD fTnaafrtlaj. (TOimPrT SDOClalS
J3o; cresmery extraa, 23c; creamory, thirds
to first, iwtc; siaie uairr, urami".. v.
choice l42Sc: procese thirds to spoclala,
14S.22o: western factory, firsts, JOc; seo-
nnds laUMl 1
CHEE8J5 Firm; state full cream, spe
cula 12813c; state run creams, imm,
colored or white, fancy. 12c; state full
cream large, colored or white, lle; state
full cream, good to prime, 11 S1;
full cream common, pxgiue.
mnnH Hteaav: atatea. rennsyivama ana
nearby, fancr selectsd white, 32.3c; good
to choice, IfDZlc; Drown ana mixsa lamy,
lif22c: western extra firsts 1818c; firsts.
16tjl7c; seconds, uwik.
St. Loala Gcaoral Market
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. June 21 WHEAT
Waak- track: No. 1 red cash. 96c: Mo.
hard. 95cC$1.01; July, 844c; September, 84
. . 1. . a . . -V. a)SfnUi'
tUltn-rirmi irata.. a va, iv-.w,
No. 2 white, 7&flT!Cj JUiy, mrc, oiom
OATS Dull; track: No. I cash. 61c; No.
FLOLR Dun; rea winter piroi, m
el If extra rancy ana airaigni,
4.40; clears. 8e.fs.iw.
SEED Timotny, tt.vvuvv.
f.otivurit Al.iftv. 13.60.
.iiDiu n,m' aa.-ka.l east track. $100
. HAV Unchana-ed: timothy. 49 0
15.00; prairie. $10.00013.00.
HAOQINO 7 Tic.
1 1 k' U D T W I V" I.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Job
bing, $15.00. Lard, higher; prime ateam
8 87 HQ 8. 67. Dry aait meats.
h.wa.4 vtri ahnrt IXSTta!
$s
clear ribs,
ltl. Bacon.
atead'v: boxed extra shorts. $9.26; clear
ribs. 19 00; snort cieara, 11.1v.
POULTRY weakj chickens, re; sprins
iw,ii9c: turkeys. Ufa lac: aucas, iu
geese, 5c
HI TTtR Steady ; creamery, 1893c.
FxViH Steady : 14c. raae count.
Recelnta. KhlDmcnta.
Flour
, 1 000 6.000
$.000 18,000
65.000 48.000
48.000 23.000
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Kansas City Grala ssi Prortwloa
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June O.-WHEAT-
Unchanged to lo higher; July, si,c; eep
tember, Vc; December. 8lVc. Caah: No.
I hard. 944itwc; no. 1 nsra. imowc; o.
red nn aalea: No. 3 red. 83c.
CORN Irregular: July 7c: September
6rc: December. 64c. Caah: No. i nitxvd
7V; No. 3 mixed. 7i72c; No. 2 white, J6c
No. 8 white no sales.
OATS Unchanged; No. white, 613Mc.
RV "51441 77C.
HAY Steady; ehMce timothy, $10.6C8 11.00
choice oralrie. $9.76il0.0a
BUTTER Firm ; creamery extras. tlc;
packing stock, lac.
EOOS Firm! fresh sxtraav lo; curren
recelDts. 13c.
Receipts. Shipments.
WheaL bu S9 .on l.ouO
Corn, bu . ,0iO
Oats, bj 16 000
Options at Kansaa City:
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat- P
July. J 81 8?M 811 8144A
Sept J TV al 7lr!80tj4,
Cora I I I I
July j6SS 8THf, " 6t'nlSR
Sept I 646Hl t4.66.HB
A asked. B bid.- '
Poor la Market.
srrtori Til Tuna aa rrtwaj ,m. XTa
$ yellow, fjc: No. 8 yellow. TOVc; No. li
Sac: No. 4. 7&(Tc; no. grade.- 6a3c.
OATS H'gher; No. I white. UijUCi No.
WMie. waoovje. , .
VUI8KV-$lii
NEW YORK S10CKSASDB0SDS
one of Market is Weak and Values
Are Lower. '
ROCK ISLAND LEADS DECLETE
Active Dealro to I'aload Stock. Dao to
Ro SpoclSo Sews, Beads It Dowa
Trafflo Oatlook Is Asr
oatlr Better.
NEW YORK. June a-The weakrjeaa of
to?ks today gave an Impression of less
asftlveneas than the occasional droop wnn
ntervala of recovery last week. There was
only small expansion In the volume of the
desllngs to sccount for this appearance.
The active desire shown to get out 01
holdings of one or two stocks waa largely
cciuntsnle for the changed tone 01 me
dealings. Rock island securities were the
conspicuous sample, In continuance of a
sudden decline which commenced In the
losing dealings on Saturday and which had
n influence In unsettling the market, ins
umora circulated today In connection with
the break In Rock Island seemed to be
more In the nature of surmise, prompted
more by the movement of stocks than oy
ny Informed opinion. The movement gave
Iso to some fears of financial embar
rassment faclna the company of some ono
of Ita related companies In the complicated
series of subsidiaries which distinguishes
this enterprise. More than once during the
last few months It hns been reported that a
comprehensive reorganisation of the plan
was In contemplation.. Todays rumors
hinted at a coming bond Issue and even at
receivership, but these rumors were ac
credited In official quarters. Another sup
position waa of heavy losses from flood
damage to the company's property, but this
was denied by officials of the compsny.
1 no weakness of the Rock Island company
was of a sympathetic effect on the whole
stock market. There wss nothing In the
eneral news to prompt sailing of stocks.
The accumulation of banking reserves la
reaching a point that aeema to necessitate
active meaaures to find employment for
these great sums. Paris took gold from
London today and tha unsatisfied appetite
of that center and of Berlin for the precious
metal constitutes the only ripple in the
money market. Reporta of the placing of
part of the new bond Issue of the National
Railroad of Mexico with Paris bankers
were believed to explain the decline in
foreign exchange. Trafflo officials of the
great railroad systems spoke In a tons of
some encouragement of the business out
look, although having small actual Increase
fn tonnage to report. Such an Increase was
Inferable from the statistics of surplus Idle
freight cara on June 10. riven out by the
American Railway association, the total at
mat time having fallen to 849,994, a at-
crease of 31,910 cars since May 27. Some
part of this showing Is referred to the in-
rease in cara In bad condition wnicn are
sent to the shops, but without figuring In
me total or surplus Idle cars. 1 ne snow
ing, nevertheless. Is considered an impor
tent Index of Improving commercial condl
tiona. weather in the winter wheat region
was reported Ideal for harvesting and this
correota a condition regarding which grow
Ing anxiety waa bea-lnnlnc to be felt. The
effeot of this news was partly neutralised
by tha strength In the grain markets. The
closing tons was weak.
A further break In the Rock laiana coi
lateral bonds and another fractional shading
k the new Union Pacific 4a were features
of the bond market, which waa heavy.
Total aalea. par value. $2,686,000. United
States bonds unchanged on call.
Following were the range of prices on
the Block exchange today:
84le. H1SH. LOW. ClOM.
Amalfimated Copper XI, too U 44
Amarlcan C. A t 40 It
do sfa
Amarlcsa Cotton Oil ..
Amartcaa H. A L. pfd
100
10
ii
4ff
744
80
It
Americas loe aesurttlea. ... I.SW
Amarlcan Ltnaaaa
34
1
41
American Locomotive
1.400
u.'ioo
4o pfd
100
1
Amarlcan 1. A ft...
75
do pfd.
American 8uSr Rafln..
1,100 1:1 111 1X2
American Tobacco pfd M
American Woolen 400 tl 82 II
Anaconda Mlnine Co l.fO 41 41 42
Atchison 6,0M (1 80 10
do pfd 100 l M n
Atlantic Coast Line too U 16 84
Baltimore Ohio (.100 St 64 84
do pfd....
Brooklya R. T 4,700 t 4
Canadian Paclflo 4,600 1W 167 167V
Central LaWthar 700 14
84
r
do pfd '
sx
140
C antral of New Jeraay
Cheoapaako Ohio...;... T.40D 48 -
40
40
Chicago Great Western.... (00
f
S
caicaso a Northweatara
100 160 14 144
t;., M. a st. r
C, C . c. 8t. L
14.400 1U ISO 110
so
26
Colorado rual Iron 1.100 84 16
Colorado 8olhern 1,400 o iv
do let pfd 100 (7 I 67
do id pfd
M
4
122
Consolidated Oaa
Cora Products
Dataware A Hudson .
100 li3
lit
114
oo it
14
16
14
TOO ltl 167
Denrar Rio Onuds .... 100 14 88
do ptd
41
88
Dlatlllera' Securities 100 II 13
Krla 1,6M 14 16
do lit pfd V 14 14
do M Pfd 400 !l 81
83
uanaral Klactrlo
700 111 110 m
Oraat Kortharn pfd....
8,400 110 12 1W
Oraat Northern Ore ear
Illinois Central
00 t II
66
187
Interboroufh Mat...
400
1.600
10 eio
2't
10
So Dfd
17
t'4
8R
International fa par ....
do pfd A.....
Internal tonal Pump ....
800
n
ii
U.
IS
loi"
7
108 .
44
84
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern...
1
100
do pfd
S4
'400 ioi"
LoulsTtiie 4V Nashville.
101
18
IT
104
Mexican Central
Minneapolis A 8t. Louis
800 87
m , Bt. r. a s sts. m
Missouri raotflo
Missouri, K. A T
..( 100 lot
.. 1.600 4T
900 17
44
t
44
do sfd
National Lead
l.ioo" 46' 4S
Naw York Central ....
4.400 101 l' .
1U1
N. T., O. A W l.soe
40
17
It
17
s
4T
Norfolk Waa tern too
North Amarlcan 6"0
It
M
68
Northern Paclflo 16, 114
Paclflo Mall no IS
Pennsylvania 1,800 111
111 113
14 14
lly 130
Peoples Oao 41
P.. C. C. A St. L 100 Tl 78 71
Pressed Steal Car 100 N II 86
6 60 dlodraarslM l..mt cm! wyp pp puuuonns
Pullmaa Palace Car 161
Railway Steal Spring 8"
Reading 84.100 lit H 110'
Rapublla steal 1.4O0 17 la 1
do ptd "0 13 43 41
Rock Island Co 1.300 Is is t
do fd 8.100 II r 8V
II L 4 I r. Id pfd.... 800 17 84 14
St. Louis Southwestern 11
do pfd 87
Sloas-Sheffleld 8. 4Y I.... 100 44 4S 4H
Sou h tern Pacific 11.800 17 M 64
do pfd 100 lit 11 111
Southern Railway 100 14 16
do pfd 6) 44 41 41
Tsnneeeee Copper 100 ! It It
Tsxaa Pacific WO II 1 18
T., Bt. U A W DO 44 44 44
do pfd 1 IS l It
L'sloa Pacific VM.lv 146 142 141
do pfd 82
limed states Rubber fi
United Stales Steal 41.100 r l l
do pfd 3.408 101 100 100
I'uh Copper loo 11 11 to
Va. -Carolina Chemical "0 14 83 II
do pfd lm 101 100
Wabash 100 11 II 11
do pfd 80 tl II 81
Weatlnftiouse Kleetrtc 6 66 60 64
Western I'nloa tut 84 U 64
Whaallnf A Lass Erie 4
atscoasia Central 100 It 14 II
London trloslagc Stocks.
LONDON, June 32. Trading In American
Securities wss quite during the first hou
today. Opening prices were generally a
fraction higher than Saturday's New York
closing.
London closing stock quotations:
Consols, maaev 17 Mlssoarl. K. a Tax.. 17
do account. 87 11-14 N T. Central 106
Anaconda sanarfois a w...
Atablaoa 81 do pfd
do ptd 8Ootarlo A W..
Baltimore A O as Psaaavlvaala
W
81
41
41
Caaadlaa Pssina 1W Raad Mines
4
ChaaapaaliO A O 4 Raadlsa
Chioato Ot. W Southern Railway.... II
Chi.. Mil. A St. P...184 do pfd
44
Da Boors 11 Southern Pacltls
Dsavar A Rio O i6 L'nloa Pacific...
de pfd 46 do pfd
Krla Ul). g. Stool
do lot pfd 86 da ptd
do Id ptd 84 Wabash
Grand Trunk 17 do pfd
Miosis Central Ill Spanish 4
Lauiartlla A N Iu4s4 AasaL Coooer....
..144
.. 64
.. 84
..im
.. 11
.. 84
.. U
48
SILVER Bar, steady at 36d per ounce
mo.iei-i per cent.
Tha rate of discount In tha ODon market
for abort bills Is 1 6-16&1H per cent; for
three months Dins, 1 per cent,
Now York Mlatagr Stock.
NEW YORK. June 3X-Mlnlng stocks
closed as ioiiows:
A Ilea 808 Laadvlllo Coa 6
Brsees $ Utile Chtet , 6
Braaswtrk Coa I Meilcaa 84
roeaatock Tub- Stock 88 Ontario I
Cesaetoek T. Bonds. 88 Ophir 4
t oa. ti m va r onaau a op oa is
Hora Silver 68 Standard 1SB
Iron Sllvwr 88 Tallow Jacket 4
Offered.
Trtasary tatoaaont.
xr . out vm ov v . . . oa ewwj . - .
nu. 1 1.' W 1 . I.,, tfuuw M- luusr stale
meat of the treasury balancos In tha sen
oral fund, exclusive of tbe $io0.000.us) g 1 J
reserve shows: AvallaWo cash balance, $4.
W.w.97$;
gold certlflcsteo. S-3.&J.4O0.
Mow York Maasy Market.
"NEW YORK, June 3J Money on call
easy, 147 per cent; ruling rate, 1 per
rent; closing bid. 1 per cent; offered at
per cent. Time loans, firm and dull:
sixty das, $ per aent; ninety days. 3 per
Cent; six months, u per cent
PHIMB MERCANTILE PATER S41SV4
per rent.
Hlr.KU.NU EALHANOR Pteldy . With
sctual business In bankers' bills at 14 67
for demand and at 34 65n for sixty-day
bills. Cnmerclsl Ml s. !4 8.fi4 W.
PILVF.K Hsr, R4r; Mexican dollars. 37c.
BONDS Government, ateadr: rallroa.l
heavy.
L losing ouotaiions on bonds were as fol
lows:
. . ref. 8. rag ... I'M Japan 4s
do coupon 106 Jaaen 4s. :d S
. 8. 8a. rat 101 U N anl. 4s...
do coupon I'U slinhattaa C. f. 1
. 8. 4a. rt. , Mailcan (antral .
do couaon . lHu do m in. .
8
'V
64
ti
American Tobacco 4s.. 71 M A St L. 4s
4s... SO
s .
M
C. 4s !
ls.. II
do a
105 M . K. A T.
Atchison sn. 4i
17 do Ids
M N R. R M
N. T. C. sen.
l'K) . J. C. sen.
do adjustment
do cv. 4a
do cv. 8s
'Atlantis C. L
. A O 4s
do lias
6s ...111
. Northern
Pacific 4s 101
. I do to..
. l N. 4V W,
o 71 O. 8. U
.108 Penn. cv.
71
con. 40 s
rfd. 4s 19
Bronltlrn R. T
cv.
antral of Oa. 8s
ls. i16.. tl
do 1st loc
do Id Inc
' do Id Inc
A O. 4s
A A. Its
. 11 do con. 4s ctfs 101b.
. 4 Roadlnf fen. 4a Hi
. Ml Rcpubll cof Cuba 6S.10I
.101 H. L I 1. M. e. 6a.ll
. 4S St. L. A 8. V. ff. 4s (9
. : ft. u ftern 4s 4
. 0 Saahoard A U 4s 4
. 81 8outhern Pacific 4s ISvk
C.
B. A Q a
R. I. A P
do col Is ...
do rfd 4s M
do 1st 4s.
2
Republic of Cubs 6s. 101
Colo. Industrial 6a...
do Is
T. A P. lrts...
...
...104
4s. 71
...102
.... 11
. .. r4
....103
... 69
... 4
Colo. Midland 4s.
... 1 T . St. L. A W,
... I I'nlon Psclflc 4a
... M do ev. 4s
... M I S. Steel id 6
4i. Ad Wshash lrts
...sa Western Md. 4s.
4s. tut W. AUK. 4s.
Colo. S 4s....
A H. cv. 4s..
D A R. O. 4s . .
'Srts prior Hen
do fee. 4s
'Hocklna Valler
Inter, Met. 4Ujs...
S4 wis Central 4s
M
Jspsn 4s.
Hi N. T.. N. H., A H c ltt
Bid. Offered
Bostoa Stocks and Boada.
BOSTON, June 32. -Call loans. 2511 ner
cent; time loans. 8fj4 per cent. Stocks
and bonds closed as follows:
Atchison adj. s..,.. 64 Atlantis
do 4s au mn.h.n.
. 18
. 7
.440
. 14
. 71
. 10
.
.100
. II
. 4
.
. 64
. 66
. 84
. II
. 11
. 84
. 11
. 57
. "4
. 14
. 14
. 41
. 4
6
.110
. 44
. a
Btciteaa Central 4s.. 81 Calumet A ' Her. la
Atchison i Centennial
dO Dfd r-nnnar
Boston A Albany 2 Dslf Wast
Boston A Maine ll Pranklln
Beaton Elevated ..... 11.1 ranbr
rttchburf pfd It. Itls Rorsl
T., N H. A HIM Mm aflnlna ...
tnlnn Paclflo ,.14ia Mirhii
Amer. Arse. Chemical tit Mnhawk .
do ptd 88 Montana f! A r
Amar. Pnsu. Tubs... S Old Iomlnlnn ...
Amer. Sufsr ....... m Osceola
Amer. Tsl. aV Tef. ..117 Ptrrot
Amer.. Woolen ii. Ouinrv
do pfd nu h...,
Dominion I. A S. .. 14 Tamarack
Edison Elec. Ilium M Trlnltr
General Electric lit V a uinm.
Mass. Klectrlc ' r. s. rill .. .
do ofd u. at I'. ah
Mara. Oss 4 Victoria
United Fruit 1U Winona
United Shoe Mach..'. M Wolverine ... .
do pfd.
87 North Butte
I Butte Coalition ..
10ft Nevada
t'. S. Stool
do pfd
11
Advsnture
Alloues
...1 Calumet 4V Arlaona .lorn
88 Arlsona Commercial. . 17
44 Oraene-Cananea 10
Amslfamated
Bid. "Asked.
Bank Ctearlasrs.
OMAHA. June M. Rank oi..rln.. I .
day were $1,971,825.75 and for the corres-
ponding date last year $1,931,686.40.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Juns 12.rnTTnvP.
tures opened barely steady; July, 10.60c;
August. 10.47c: Bitntemher. 1iV1?v-- rvih.r
8.60c; December, 9.28c; January, 9 36c: Feb
ruary, 9 23c; bid; March. 9.23c; April, of
fered. 9.25c; May 9.23(jr9.26c.
f utures nonea steady; closing bids: June,
M.37e; July, 10.3f!c; August. 10.3: Bentem-
ber. 9.97c: October. 9 8Ar: Nnvamr.r a
Dfcember. 9 19c: Jannarv 11V. r.km.,v'
8.16c; March. 9.14c.
nDot cloaed oulet. 80 notnta lv.,.
dllhg uplands, 12.08c; middling gulf, 12.25c;
tales, 26 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June PflTTAV
Spot, dull and easy; ordinary. 8 3-ltic. nomi
nal; good ordlnarr. 9c: law mlrlMllnr
ill'aC: mlCIClllns. llac: ocnA mlrlrllinv 1)
o-joc; middling rair, 12 13-160; fair, 13 7-16c.
nnmfnal B.I.. . arrlt K n 1 . . . - n ...
bales; stock, 86,fSft bales.
bt. 1XJUIS. June 23. COTTON-Qulet;
middling, 114C Sales. 88 bales: reoelnts.
none-; shipments. h 16 bales: stock. 18 liO
bales. bio- . - .
MetailjUnrket. .
NEW YORK. June ?3 Jt P"r L T O Tl..
t'Otioon xin market was lower, w th snot
quoted st 126 7s d. and fulnrea nt- e i-l
' nu. 1 ne local 'mantel waa weak and
.-TT ai, wltn quotations ranging from
j.ou to w.w. copper declined to S8 2s 6d
for spot and to 58 16s for futures. The
local market waa dull with lab. n,..
$11 27ViS13.ro: electrolytic, $12.62Mr31187:
casting, $12.90igl2.62v. Lad was unchanged,
at 11 Ins In London and at K47Vfc3453W
locally. Spelter waa 6e lower, at 18 15s In
London. The local market was eaey. but
unchanged, at $4.62,04 67H. Iron was higher
In London, with Cleveland warrsnts quoted
st ftis ld. Locally no change was reported.
No. 1 foundry northern, 316.5rvfrl7.00; No 2
foundry northern, $16.7516.25; No. 1 foundry
f1.UwP,r,n..'nd No' 1 '"""dry southern soft,
6tt.otQ17. 25.
BT. LOI'IS. Jnna B-lllrTilLl..j
steady at $4.42H; spelter, lower st $4.42V4. '
Kraporated Apples aad Dried Fro Its.
aSlv r-T2.RIi' .,Uhe -EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market Is steady, but quiet, with
prime fruits for November delivery held
oa ' , SJ -".'vtivj, nptii; cnoice,
89c; prime, eliiSc; common to fair. 6Va
DRIED FRCITS-Prunes, unchanged,
with quotations ranarlnw fmm iui
California, and 6H10c for Oreson. Anrtcnt.
continue quiet, with crlolce at 10fil0c- ex
U choice. UigUUc; choice. l2Sl2i.
Peaches show no further feature, with
cho ce ouoted at 8Uffisv... "lil
9ei extra fancy, ltKailc. Raisins are dull
t.i un spot ana future shipments, but no
change Is reported In prices, and there an-
Pa?.?. Ail "'i"1." Pfesur- Looae mus
catels, 4c;. choice to fancy aeeded. 6V4
Il!ii "eedle"- v9c: London lay era. $1.26
Pblladelpbla Prodare Market.
PHILADELPHIA T,m. 11 urr
Steady; fair demand; extra western cream.
ery, Hvc; nearby. 27c.
FXX& pirm; irofxl dmand; Pennsylvania
and other nesrby firsts, free cases. 18c at
mark; current recelDts. in mtumaMa oaa..
n at roar a; western firsts, free cases
current receipts, free cases. I7r
18c;
CHEE8&6teady; f,r demand; New
cholce' "1S12C ''
Oils and Rosin.
OIL CITY. Pa.. June 2?.-01L-Credlt
balances, $1.78; runs, 376,297 bbls.; average
lb7,123 bbls.; shipments. 840.010 bbls.: aver
age. 192.836 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Juno 32.-OIL-Turpenttne,
firm; 4vc.
ROSIN Firm; Quoted: A. B. C $ 70
D. $3.06; H. $3.20; F. $130fia.S: O. $3 30; H
ISO; I. $4 36- K. $6 65; M. $6.00; N. $6.25;
W. a. $6.40; W W. 8H.4E '
CoBee Market.
NEW TORK, June 22. COFFFE Fu
tures closed steady, net unchanged to 5
points lower Sales reportd, J (kit) hags In
cluding September, 6df 5 90c; October, i'loc;
Pecemb-r, 6.85c; January, 8.86c; May, 6 fO
Jj6 95c. Spot, quirt; No. 7 Rio. VC; No 4
Santos, 8e; mild, quiet; Cordova. 9V3
12Hc.
BEEF CUTS
No. 1 rib. 17c: No. i nh nu-- m .11,
flic; No. 1 loins. 30c: No. 2 loins', lac- N'n i
loins. 13c; No. 1 chuck. 9Hc; No. 3 chuck
8vc; No. 8 chuck, 7e; No. 1 rounds, 12c;
No. 2 rounds. 11c; No. 3 rounds. 9c; No. 1
plates, THo; No. 2 platea, 7Vc; No. 3 rlatea.
Wool Market.
ST. LOITIS. Juns . WOOLr-Bteadv;
medium grades, eomhlng and clothtny ai
fv. ngni rine, MViiiv"; heavy rine.
HHc; tub washed, mi 26c.
Elsrta Batter Market.
ELGIN. June tl. BUTTER Firm rn
Ival exchange today at 23c. Output
the w,eek. 1,126.000 pounds.
ths
Taledar Seed Market.
TOLEDO, June 23. 8EEDB Clover. Oct
ober. 17.36: December. V 30; March, tt.U.i.
Alslke, AUgSt. 37 55.
Kaaaaa City Llva ttsxek Market.
KAN8AS CITT, Juns 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts, . 3.0W head: market, weak to 10c
lower; choice export and dressed beef
steers, 24.6ua7.0U: fair to good. 34.6&$6.26:
western steers, t4.6M7.tS; Blockers snd
fseders. llt4i6.W: native cowv lit 6 26:
S0.133; tolfl fnln and bullion.
native heifers. $3 &uu-60, bulls, 88.166.00;
calves, 11.764)6.26.
HOOS Receipt. 1,600 head: market. 103
16c higher; top. 86 90; bulk of aales. 85 7H
(86; heavy. 86 &8H6.90: pa' kers and butchers,
846 90: light. Vi-im 5; nigs. $4.0"4 60.
SHEEP AN'U- LAMBS-Recsilpta, t
head; market, atsady; lamba. 8i.n 60,
ewes and yearlings. 34. 266 6 uo; Texas yesr.
Unga. 84.766 Su: Tessa slieep, ' K1O&4.J,
stackers and feeders. 82 OOVlifA
J
OMAflA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Steers Higher, Cows Fifteen to a
Quarter Lower.
HOGS FAIRLY ACTIVE, TEN HIGHER
Iheep aad l.asaka Steady to a little
Lower In pots. While tko
MoTtmril la Not Very
Active.
SOl'TH OMAHA,
June it IV.
H' Sneen
Receipts were: . utile
Estimated Mon lsy .")0
Ba re tlay last week 2.6'e)
Same dav two weeks ago 6.2M
Fame day three w'ks sgo 2.646
Same day four w'ka ago i.btt
Siine dsv lsst rear 4.4
B fcon
12.628
4 892
7.363
tnra
8.08
t.Ht
$7
m
6.K0
3.f
ins following table snows me reeii"
of cattle, hogs and sheep st South Omsha
for th yesr to date, compared with lat
year: 19. 1907. ino. u
Cattla 416.006 646 771 181.70$
HbgS 1.443.449 1.J46.IM 197.1S1
Sheep OS. 196 fM,$02 lt'.107
Die following table snows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for tha last
several daya. with comparisons:
Date. I 1908. 19W.1906.1906.1904.19tsl.H.
Juno I...
June 10..
June 11..
371
6 17
4 701 I 861 7 21
75 6 01 1
4 791 01 7 34
4 00 1 31
4 721 4 071 7 i
5 I 06'
S 36 08
$ 2fH
6 w
35
a
June 12..
June 13...
June 14...
47V I 91
I 18
$ 61
6 791 C 81
i 16
$401
6 63
5 63
6 67
6 64 I
6 66
6 76
$ Mil 6 28
6 84! 4 8:.
I 6 8
8 91j a
6 13
7 81
4 Mi
June 15...
June 16...
t 191 4 Hi 6 V
5 23 4 Ktl 6 02.
7 24
7 :
7 26
7 43
7 13
7 43
Juns 17...
6 3u 4 92 5 96
June 18...
June 19...
6 97, 6 39! 14 l 6 r1
6 93 6 88' 6 191 I 1
$ 91 6 SOI 3 15! 1M1
6 e 4 28 6 1 6 07
t 91 4 $3 I 13 6 07 1 6 84
June JO...
June 31...
June 22...
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road wss:
Cattle. H gs Sli'p.H rs.
C, M. St. P 8 1
Wabash 2
Missouri Pacific 1
Union Pacific 8 ' 10 23
C. A N. W. (east) 2 1
C. A N. W (westl 32 16
C, St. P.. M. A 0 1 8 ..
C, B. & Q. (east) ..19 .. ..
C. B. A 14. (west) ...... 26 39 1
C., R. I. A P. (east) 6 ..
C., R. I. A P. (west) 7 3
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Oreat Western.. 3 $
Total receipts 10 79 36 8
The. disposition of ths day's receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Mops. onee...
Omaha Packing Co....
Swift and Company ..
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour A Co
Schwartschlld A Sul..
Vansant A Co
Carey A Benton
W. 1. Stephens
Hill A 8nn
F. P. Lewis
J. B. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
Sam Werthlmer
H. F. Hamilton
F. O. lnghram
Sullivan Brothers ....
Lt-hmer Brothers
Other buyers
Total
72
813
1,015
7a
$.275
480
9
866
97
"87
61
88
80
126
72
62
2
42
6
39
18
108
1.321
1.596
l.'JM
675
324
13
....2.5S7
6,o82
6.644
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were not very
heavy at thla point, only 112 cars being re
ported In. Over half of all thu cattle here
were cows snd heifers, among the number
being a few little bunches of branded west
erners, but the most of them natives on
th common to Medium order and grassy.
The supply ot beef cattle waa small, the
proportion of that kind being very much
lighter than usual of late.
Buyers of beef steers were out In the
yards early this morning and as they all
hud orders for a few the limited number
of cattle on Sale changed hands In very
good season In the morning. The good
kinds were strong to a little higher, one
string of seven csrs of well finished beeves
brining $7.95, which was only 6c lower than
the extreme top this season. The feeling
on the common to medium kinds show
ing grass waa weak and It Is very evident
from the way buyers talk that they figure
on buying tnat kind lower whenever re-,
ceipta are large enough -to give them am op
portunity. 1 -
There were fifty or sixty car.s of cows snd
heifers on sale and as the market on una
stock has been very high st this -point as
compared with southern markets whlcii
ure getting heavy runs of Texaa cattle.
buyers announced right from the outset
that they would take ' off as much as
26a on anything showing grass. If they
failed to take oif that much It must have
bten a mistake, as their Intentions were
certainly In that direction. There were
very few cornfed cowa and heifers and
anything right desirable along that Una
would probably not have shown so much
decline, but the general market was at
least bioc lower and very slow at the
decline.
There were a few scattering loads of
stock tattla and a lew feeders, but the mar
ket did not present any new or interesting
features, prices being generally about
steady with last week.
yuotatloiis on cattle: Oood to choice
cornfed steers, 37.25tUi.95: fair to good corn
fed steers, 3t.00ft'7.25; common to fair corn
fed aleera, 36.0ot;J.00; good to choice cows
and heifers, 14. JO'S 6.00; fair to good cows
and heifers, 84.00v4.5o; common to fair cows
and heifers. 81.75&4.00; good to choice stock
ers and feeders, 14.706.20; fair to good
stockers and feeders, 4.0u$4 '5, common to
fair stockers and feeders, 83.254.00; stock
heifers. 83.0063.60.
Representative sales:
No. At. Pr. No. At. Pr.
14 1251 8 40 14 UoJ 7 00
84 1(1 IH II 184 1 18
II 1270 6 71 II 1140 1 40
81 1117 I 06 II 1..I170 f 40
III 107 7 88
COWS.
2 M0 9 21 21 855 I 40
4 744 I 10 14 141 I 40
1 840 I 40 7 Ill I 40
1 1000 2 78 1 1044 I 44
2 1"0 2 75 8 144 IN
I KM I 75 11 IM 8 40
2 4 8 75 4 no I so
4 Ill 8 10 1 1180 I 76
1 40 I 10 9 1071 I 71
1 1011 I 85 It loll I Tl
II HI 111 11 10V4 I 86
18 7S4 I W 10 I4 $ 10
14 IK IN 11 1067 8 80
87 till I M 14 117 4 00
4 Ml IK 1 1014 4 10
9 775 I 00 21 ... 1047 4 15
6 HI IM 10 till 4 II
T 417 I 00 I 1 4 15
1 MS I 04 11...... 110 4 14
11 7kl I 10 1 11 10 4 II
12 IM I 15 I IM 4 10
14..: 44 I 16 I 74 4 40
4 100 I 8 8. lilt 4 50
8 864. I 18 U 4 50
II 716 I ) I 14 4 40
6 944 I 10 10 1144 4 44
4 1000 I 15 I list 4 75
n IT4 I 15 1 1105 4 71
HEIFERS
T IM I 85 7 477 I K
1 74 I 00 7 574 I 15
4 , 5S7 I 00 n 781 I 80
t Il I 00 1 871 111
2 7S5 I 00 10 86 4 84
1 491 I M T 704 I 50
1 6tf! I 10 1 711 4 00
10 711 I II I lil 4 00
1 730 t M I 848 4 IS
T 50 I 85 I 748 4 II
HEIFERS AND STEER3.
701 4 M0 4 . 821
STOCK HEIFERS.
.... 434 I 10
8 08
BULLS.
1140
1JM
1446
1470
12M
1145
li:0
1170
IH4
HO
1440
1440
1M0
1U0
314
141
ISO
i
110
87
180
I 00
I 00
...'.10
. ...luso
...130
....H0
. ...I5'.
.... 54
....1170
....1425
....1410
....16JO
....14"0
....1750
....100
... 1JS0
.... 140
.... 811
.... 81)
.... 154
.... 141
.... IM
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STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
441
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HOOS Hogs sold loc htghsr this morn
Ing. that la. largely at 88 724J6.8u, with a
top aa high as 80.80. It will be remembered
that on Saturday hogs sold largely at 36.624
06 70. witt a top at 36.76. The trade was
reasonably active at the advance, and moat
everything changed hands In fair sesson
In the morning. Today'a advance carries
ths market to the highest point touched so
fsr this month, the market un an avsrage
VACATION TIME
Summer nestlon time Is pprtvchlng ami as a timely re
minder to people who are tolng away, we call spoclnl uttejiUnn to
the Fire and Burglar-Proof Vaults of the First National Hank of
Omaha where you can place your valuable!. In Absolute Security.
The cost of a Safe Deposit Box In this vault Is very modeivte
from
$5.00 to $20.00 per year
Safe Deposit Vaults open from 9 uhttf 5 o'clock.
Saturdays from
We have a trunk Vault
valuables.
FIRST NATIONAL
OF OMAHA
Thirteenth and Farnam Streets.
today being a strong 26c higher than nn
Monday of last week. Buyers act as If
they want the hogs even at the advanced
figures and Uie trade as a whole Is In a
good healthy condition.
Representative sales:
No.
AT.
....800
....18
,...l7
. ...1
....177
....IM
...U5
...14
. .. W
....8"6
..'..111
...Ml
... 1
....IOI
....IM
...830
... .812
...104
....171
....IM
....fit
. . . .107
....IM
...110
...,14
....114
...111
....111
....IM
....14
...814
....117
...111
...807
....IM
....141
....HI
....111
...7
....111
...185
Bh.
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114
121
171
215
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I 76
I 76
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SHEEP Receipts
Of
sheep
were quite
liberal for the first of the week both here
snd at other market points aa well. Ixk-rI
receipts consisted largely of range sheep
and lambs from Huntington, Ore., about
half of the number on ssle being of that
kind. The market waa without any very
f reat change, being quotably steady to a
Ittle lower In spots. The trade waa not
active, being generally described as slow,
but still there seemed to be a fair demand
for a few desirable killers. The roost of
the offerings changed hands In fair season.
Quotations on sheep and lambs. Oood to
choloe spring lambs. 86.00vfr6.60; good to
choice ahorn lambs 86.40$t6.86; fair to good
shorn lambs. 35.36ftS.5o; stock lambs, 33.50(i)
4.26; good to choice shorn yearlings, 14. "Ml
6.00: fair to Hood shorn yearlings. 34 5041'
4.76; good to choice ahorn wethers, MM "3)
4.76; fair to good shorn wethers, It.OOJjt 60;
good to choice shorn ewes, 34.26S4.60; fair
to good shorn ewes, 84.0m5'4,ls; culls and
bucks, 8Z.60rijg.on. ,
Representative sales:
No.
134 western lambs
131 westsrn lamba, wooled.
11 western spring lambs..
270 western lambs
210 western wethers
240 Colorado lambs ,
20$ Colorado .lamba
68 Colorado lambs, culls .
'249 western lambs
243 Oregon ewes
60 Oregon ewes, culls ...
390 Oregon wethers
116 spring lamba
Av.
. 90
. 83
. 76
.. 77
..104
.. 74
.. .72
.. 63
.. 79
.. 92
.. 82
.. 99
.. 63
.. 39
.. 89
.. 97
.. 87
.. 65
..104
Pr.
6 20
6 10
6 60
6 00
4 26
1 35
& 15
3 76
.6 25
3 86
2 00
4 76
6 76
6 00
2 60
4 86
4 00
6 00
4 90
25 spring lamba, .culls ....
117 western ewes -
1016 Oregon yearlings
2S6 western ewes
347 western lambs
462 western wethers
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Strong Hoars Higher Hherp
and Lambs Steady.
CHICAGO. June 22.-CATTLFV-Recelpts
7.00.1 head; market, strong; steers, i 104
8.: cows. 83.iij4t5.75: heifers, 84.0O&7.00
culls, 82. 7 btf 6. 80; calves, 3.60jj6.80: stockers
and feeders, 83.25fu5.25.
HOUS Kecelutsi 36.000 head: market
10ftl5Q higher; choice heavy shipping, Sti.06
QtUB; butchers. 8o.oorr.06; light mlxud, 5.hi
(u6 00; choice light, $6.00j6.tx; packers, 86.00
&6.95: pigs, J4.(i((6.a0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 18,000
head: . market, steady: sheen. 34.2Svti6.25:
lambs, 86.00 7.00; yearlings, li.L-Ofu6.60.
. St. Loots Lira Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,600 head, Including 4.600 head
Texana. Market steady; native snipping
and export steers, 6.16fu7.66; dreaaed beef
and butcher ateers, $5.26 4r 8.40; ateers un
der 1,000 pound. $4.76 & 6.60; stockers and
feeders. 33.0O&6.00; cows and heifers,
I140ni.lt; oanners, ll.bottiid; Dull",
33.006 5.25; calves. $3 25-3 6.60; Texas and
Indian steers, $3.i5 6.6v, cows and hell
ers, $1.76f 4.26.
HOUS Receipts, 6,600 head; market 8(31
10c higher. IMgs and lights. 34.0044 6.65;
packers, $5,666 5 95; butchers and best,
heavy, $ 6.86 & 6.07.
SHEEP AND LAMBH Receipts, 3.000
head; market steady. Native muttons,
$3.26436.001 Jambs, $4.60(08.79: culls and
bucks. .$2. 75V 4.00; stockers. $3,5044.00.
Sioux City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la , June 22. 8peclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 1.100 head:
market steady: beeves, 86oiVa7.76; cows and
heifers. $4 504i6.76; feeders, $3.76-4.75; calves
and yearlings, $3.7614.76.
HOOS Receipts, 3. Mm head; market 10c
higher: range of prices, $6 6036 76; bulk ot
sales, $5 6u'.70.
itock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock st tha five principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hng. Sheen.
South Omaha i.snO 6,600 6.f0
filoux City l.biO 3.H0
Kansas City 3 0j0 6 MJ 3 000
St.. Louis 6.600 6.6 10 lm
Chicago V)( 36 wo I vOiiO
Total 32.8H0 68 6 0 31,0 0
WHAT THE ATTRACTIONS ARE
Report of anlaqnlaitlve Scientist on
Ills Own Investiga
tions. An Inquisitive scientist who has been In
vestigating the question of marriage
from the standpoint of physical attrac
tions, recently wrote to a large numter of
engaged .couples to ascertain what partic
ular characterises of the opposite sex ap
pealed most strongly to each.
As a result ther learned man is able to
decfarc that the gretest number of both
sexes are. smitten first with the eyes. In
ths catalogue of charms hair comes next,
then (In the order given) stature, feet,
brows, complexion, cheeks, shape of hesd.
throat, ears, chit), hands, neck, nose,
finger-nails.
It Is a remarkable list, and shows Inci
dentally by what trifles love may be In
fluenced. It Is Interesting to note, too,
that In a few cases tbe attraction lay
almost wholly In ths voice.
Little Cbila Heseaed.
LAKE ClTlf. la.,' June 22. Special.)
While Mrs. George Fisher and her three
children were picking berries near Lake
creek, Nora, the 3-yesr-old girl, rsn 'too
Close o the bank and fell Into the water.
Gary Vlnera, who was picking berrlea close
by, heard her screams and by hard work
rescued her. Mr. Vlnsrs had to swim
twenty rods to rescue tbe child, as the
current was sa swift.
AND VALUABLES
9 until 1 o'clock.
for the storage of Silverware and
INDEPENDENCE AND WEEDS
Possession of One and Destruction ol
Other Subjects of Celebration.
MAYOR MAKES THE SUGGESTION
Colonel Dahlnma Wants Every Prop
erty Owner with Weeds Stand- .
Ins; l'roseciateft After
First of Joly.
Mayor Dal'lman Intends that on tha
Fourth ot July the people ot Omaha shall
not only celebrate tholr Independence, but
shall also celebrate the destruction of all
weeds In the city.
He haa Instructed Chief of Police Dona
hue to detail a portion of hla force to sos
to It that the weeds are cut and ordered
him to srrest the owners or lessees of all
property on which weeds are frfund to bi
growing July 1 and take the offenders to
Jail In the patrol wagon. At the station
they will be tried Instanter under the pro
visions of an ordinance prohibiting the ex.
Istence of weeds and, as the mayor says,
"there will be no monkey work about It al
all."
"The people of Omaha might as well
know now as any time that I mean bual
ness, and 1 will bring Into play everj
power at my command If necessary to gel
the weeds out." exclaims the mayor. "Thi
city has no money to bo used In cutting
weeds and therefore cannot cut them, but
the city can do something else, and that If
to arrest the offenders and prosecute and
fine them. The patrol wagon Will start on
Ita rounds July 1 and -every owner or losses
of property on which weeds are found to be
growing will be taken to the station, and
there will not be any simple filing of com
plaints and turning them loose again. Thoy
will be prosecuted at ones.
"A vacant lot opposite my home has been
allowed to grow up to weeds and It Is an
eyesore In the neighborhood, where all tha
lawns are kept up In shape. Thera are
plenty of other Instancea like this and I
have decided that the weeds must come
down." s
The mayor Had a conference with Health
Commissioner Qonnell and Street .Commis
sioner Flynn Monday morning and the plan
ot campaign was then mapped out. The
street commissioner, with a detail of city
prisoners, started to cutting tbe weeds In
the streets on Monday, the cost to be paid
out of the street-cleaning department.
GERMAN CAR WINS THE PRIZE
Protoa Gets Thonaand-Dollar Award,
bot American Anto Is Gain
ing" on It.
The German Protos car In the New
York-Parle race arrived at Chita on the'
evening of June 14 and thus won the pr!i
of 31,000 offered to the car which should
reach that city first from Vladivostok,
says an automobile paper.
Chita, the first objective of the New
York to Paris racers. Is the capital of
Transbaikalia and Is 1.416 miles from
Vladivostok on the line ot the Trans
Siberian railroad, and 58 miles from
Irkutsk. The crews of the competing cara
were eager to arrive there first by reason
of the offer of a $1,000 trophy by the Trans
Siberian Alaskan Railroad company. Th
breaking of the chain of the Thomas after
leaving Pogranltchnaya cost the Americas
car the lead In the race find five daya'
delay. It has made up mors than two day,
of that time and has been gaining on the
German car steadily since leaving Harbin,
with the prospect of making up the' lost
time.
ELKS TAKE JGRANITE BLOCK
Par Sixty-Five Thailand Dollars and
Assame Charge of the
Property.
The Omaha lodge of the F.Iks secured
possession Monday of tha four-story Gran
ite block on Fifteenth atrvet botween Far
nam and Harney streets, the $i6.o00 pur
chase money being paid over In the morn
ing. On account of tenants' leases ths
work of remodeling the building will not
begin before the first of September, but
the Elks hope to have It ready for occu
pancy by the first of tha year. The new
owners of the block will spend $35' 0 In
fixing up tbe building fur club and lodge
rooms, the lower floor being left as It Is
now arranged.
Mitchell Will Uo Dry.
MITCHELL, I)., June 22.-tBneclal.)
On the morning of July I the ten saloons
In Mitchell will not open their doors after
they close them the night before, for the
reason that tho city election went dry In
April. Several of the men engaged In
the business have arranged to take over
saloons In adjoining towns to remain a
year In the hope that ne year of pro
hibition In Mitchell will be enough for the
people. Willi (he saloons r clf'Slti also
three or four. brewing cornp'rilvs will close
their wholenalrj dlstrlhutlrg renters here,
which have done a big business since they
put their headquarters In Mitchell. The
effort recently made to test the vote on
ths license question In April will not be
taken Into cfturt unfY sums time in July,
If then, depending altogether on the re
sult of an aldermanlc output Involving
the same vote on the saloon question
that of the student vote ot Dakota Wesley,
an t'nlverslty, which. It is claimed t imed
the town dry. In mwklnu the assessment
of the city property this summer the as
sessor was reutilrc-d to ralau the valua
tion on all real estate to make the Income
nf the city greater In order 10 make un the
deficiency that will occur at a result of
los fig Ihe $6.(xii in llienue money.
OA
Hrwat t raiser Heady for Trial.
KOCKI.A.MV Me., June tl The scout
erulacr ft.tlem, which arrived today from
Qulncy, Mass., to prepare for her of fl. UI
trial 'luesitiiy. attained a speed of neariy
Vt knots during lue run trota Qulncy.