y
tiik omaiia daily ree. Saturday, juxe 27, idos.
I
r
1;.
hi
3
f
.
0
I
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I
&
1
MAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
1 ...
Scattered Buying Bustaini Prices,
. Although They Fall 8hade Lower.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN LIGHT
Crup ; Advices Art Bearish from All
Localities, Glflng Improve Cox '
1 1 lions and Ideal Harvest.
, ,' Weather.
''u ,
OMAHA, June 28. lj-.
Ur.-v.in values were steady to a shade
lower,, sustained by scattered buying and
lack of pressure and light offerings. Crop
, advices come bearish from all localities
vine . Improved conditions and Ideal
"anther for harvesting and Se heat of
( ..rowing weather In the late sections.
VWtaat opened fairly leai7. but l h
the crowd playing the bear sld, n,l v.l-ur-a
woikeu lower on genet-ej llqulilu.ijn.
Offerings were a trifle lighter, but tne dc
inand was also poor, and tlia market hnd
I support. July wheat opened aw hl-c
nd closed fit SOvtc.
Corn opened at the closing figure., but
Jull and lacked Intexert, and vftlJes lump d
w.thrrui resistance. Growing condition
lira ideal and advices sre coming J.. v.'ry
favorable from all sections. jul coin
.Jjnyl at 67'e and closed at taPsc
' I'rlmarf wheat recepta ware 192.000 bu.
I ai)d shipments were l"6,ron bu., against re
e4p4s last ear of S,jOu bu. and shipments
"1 ai7. bu.
, Corn receipts were 48 0 0 bu. and ship
in. nls were 440.0iir)u., against receipts lat
ear of 624.0UO bu. and shipments of 1,R4 000
v learances w ere 33,000 bu.'of corn, 6.000 bu.
t l,0"U ,nd heat and flour equal to 195,110
Liverpool closed Vt.(3,d higher on wheat
th niguer on corn.
ange o, options:
Artlclea.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.j Yes'y.
Wheat I
July...!
Kepi,...
-,r..
July.,.j
Sept,..
Calf,-
July.,.
May...
81S1 81 h H"7 0tI Sl
79 794j 7311 ;9
'H - 67H - h "Hi'
67H, , 67 67 f,
3A fi'4i - 116 80V,
S 3, 3S 38'4! 88l4
Osuaha, Cash Frloss.
WHEAT No. I hard, fcrttgftiVic; No.
uard, (tvuiiiivtci No. 4 hard. ii&c; No.
prlng, uti(i4L..
i.'UhN-No. I. 67V4C No. 4, 8H7c; No.
Jcllw, 7Jjfl744c; No. 3 white, ilV4i73c.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 474'S'47Hc; No.
White, 4f.48Hc; No. 4 white. 4?47e.
ItYK No. 2. No 3, OOc.
Crlt nacatpta.'
Whftat. Cen
Oa
136
;i icago 4,
jl hnapolia 311
onikh I.,., in
xkluth ....I 41
13T
CHICAGO GRAIX AND PROVISIONS
Feat ares of tkc Trading aad Closing;
.Prices i Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, June 24. The local grain mar
Ite.g were weak today on account of favor
aol. weather for the new crop. At the closa
July wheat was off Sc. Corn waa down ','tc,
tt flu oats c, and provisions unchanged to
IHo higher. '
Ihe wheat market was weak all day and
trie volume of trade was small, The Ideal
weather for harvesting waa again the domi
nating Influence. Likelihood that the move
men i of the new crop which has already
begun-In the southwest, will probably at
tain large proportions within the next two
t-r three watks, helped to depress the prices,
'ihe report of a St. Louis trade journal
ulso caused some selling late in the ses
sion. Thla report said that "while low
yields are numerous, good yields are plenti
ful and soma sources report yields beyond
expectations, with an outlook for ft winter
heat crop considerably larger than last
year." Bupport from bulla prevented a seri
ous decline. The maiket closed weak. July
ripened Vslle lower to a shade' lower at
8Mt)&BC. declined to Uc, and closed at
MVqSJe. Clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 196,GCO bushels. Primary wheat
receipts. :92,O0O bushels compared with 4S,
GcO bushels the same day last year. Minne
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
celpa of 231 cars, against 138 cars last week
and 882 cars a year ago.
The corn market was weak tho entire
session. The market closed weak at tho
lowest point. July opened 4!Vo lolver at
tiistirtAc, held within that range and closed
at 67Hc. Local receipts 337 cars, with 14
cars contract grade.
Oats were wesk the greater part of the
day. July opened unchanged at 46& sold
off to 4c, and closed at 44c. Local, re
v eelpts. M cars.
Provisions were weak at the atart, be
cau of a 10c decline In live hogs, but to
ward the end of the session a firmer tone
developed on covering by shorti. At the
clcse. September pork waa unchanged at
$14".u; lard was up 2V-C t $9.0;y.OiV; ribs
were also up iHc at 8.32i-
Entlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
3 cars; corn. 380 cars; oata. 177 cara; hogs,
17,'X head.
The leading-frtures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. Hlgh. Low. ICloia. Tas'.
Wheat
July
Sept.
a Dec.
bLec.
Corn
July
Sept.
Dec.
May
Oais
aJuly
bJuly
Sept.
Liec.
Pork
July Sept.
Lr.id
July
8ept,
Oct.
Riba
July Bept.
Oct.
86'
86Hi
4,'M05854'?7
86VnV
64',
861,
85
ftiH
85'4
8W
67
87 a,
7
8.V
87
68
86H
86T
I
7l 7HI
684
68 68H''m68T'El?
H6V((THi58i'h'
68V
68H
joSVsOjVfcl 66Ss!
68l
Wl
3ml
8V
t
m 5,i
4WI 44 I
441 H
43Mi! 44
SVJ'i-''8 fll
HIIH11
14 4TH 14 50
14 KW, 14 76
14 40
14
14 69 14 624
14 76 14 76
8 80 t S7H
t 074 05
16 I 1-24
8 074 8 074
3 324 8 30
8 40 3 40
8 2H
02H
10
8 90
8 2W
07H
IS
8 10
I
8 06 I
S 27HI
I 36
8 07H!
8 40
8 02H1
8 27,
8 34
No. . a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were aa follows)
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. 34 20f
46: stralghta. 13. 904 10; spring patents.
34.I6ffi4.to. stralghta, N9ui-l; bakers, 32.90
A W.
WHHAT-No. 3 spring, 6cljl 00.
CORN No. 2, 68684o; No. 2 yellow. 704
72o.
OATS-No. . 61c; No. 8 white. 48B14c
' BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 65fulc.
SK1D Flax. No. 1 northweatern, II. ii.
PROVISIONS Short, ribs aides (loose).
7.&74ii8.124. Mes pork. per. bbl., 814.50'ii
14.U4. Lard, per- lw) lbs , 38.874. Short
Cleap sides (boxed). S.25g..
Following were the receipts and ghip-
nrnnts of flcur and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu...
Oala, bu...
Rye. bu ...
Barley, bu.
.... il0 39.7'iC
.... f.Oi") 20.900
.,..307.100- IS6.9011
14HJ.3 IM.OV)
.... 6,000
.... 39.700 11.300
On tl.a Produce exchange today tha butter
market was steady; creamerlee, l$JZc;
dail ies. 17 ft'.'le. Eg s,' firm : at mark, cases
included. HttW'ic; firsts. 154c; prime firsts,
7-cl Cheese, steady; 1 ill lie.
Kansas City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS' CITY. June 2. WHEAT Un
changed to lo higher; July. 80'c: Septem
ber 7c; December, 814c; cash. No.
hard 94CO31.00; No. 3 hard. 93cjJ1.00; No. 1
red. 96?i9oc; No. 3 red. KitdSooi
CORN Unchanged to lc higher; July,
MSo; September. B4c; Daeembr, 64 'I
cash. No. 2 mixed, 7Vr75c; No. I mixed.
73u74e; No. I white, 77&774c; No. I white,
OATS-Unchanged: No. 3 white, 494651c;
No. 2 mixed. 4e4tl49Vc.
R Y K 7'.
HAY--W to II 00 lower; choice timothy,
11(1 (K '10 50; choice prairie, tl.7titt9.2a.
BUTTER Cteady; creamery, lie; packing
"hXJQS Ho higher: fresh extras, le4c;
icuri-ent recelpta. 134&
Receipts and shipments of grain were aa
folio
ltecelpts. Shipments
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu...
Cats, bu....
, 20mO .0ix)
8.000 1.00O
8.000 l.Out)
Ootlons at Kansas Oty:
Articles. Open. I Hlfh. Low. Close.
VJu'yl... SlJsiHJ W'
September ... 7VV8v.ocv4 794!79?4
Cj!, to J 4 MS tW4
September ... 4 64 63 'r! 834d
Llvertaool Grwla Market.
L1VERPOOU June K-WHEAT-8pot.
quiet: No. I red western winter, .s d: No
1 California, 7s 84: futures quM; July ig
JJ, bcpteiuUr, as US Dejceuiber, (s ltfSd.
COnN.-ffrwl, firm: -new Amcrtcin kiln
drl-il. 1,1, old American mixed,
futures quiet; July, 5 ld, September, mi
d
HOFKtn London, raciflr cmst. steady;
1 n?: m.
WEATHER 1 THE GRAIN BELT
Fair Frabakly aaBrlar After a
Warmer Xlajat.
OMAHA. June . IV.
The area of high preraure overlying the
central valleys Thursday has drUted slowly
eaalward and now overlies the east and
south and generally clear weather prevail
from the Kocky mountains eft to t lie. At
lantic coant. Halna occurred along the At
lantic and gulf coasts within the ltl
twenty-four hours. Au area cf low piessure
overlies the northwest and increasing cloud
iness is shown In that section, wltli rains
on the north I'ociflc cnaM. t'onditluns ar
favorable lor wanner Weather In this vicin
ity this afternoon and tonight, with con
tinued fair tonight and probably Haturday.
Omaha record of temperature and precip
itation, cornpsred with the corresponding
day of tliu last tnree years:
1M. 1907. 1!. 1905
Minimum temperature .. 67 69 60 63
1'reclpltatlon CO .01 M .00
Nonnal temperature for today. 74 degrees.
I'.xcess In precipitation since March i.
J r.' Inches.
Keflclency
i 91 inches.
Deficiency
!.M Inches.
corresponding perlo4 In
Jfc7.
corresponding period In
I A. WELSH.
Local Foi ecas'.er.
Cora aad Wheat Reglss Balletla.
Tor the twenty-four hours endlmr at
a m., 76th meridian time, Friday, June 2i,
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Raln-
Statlons Max. Mil.
fn'l.
ky.
AhUnd. Ne",
85
fa
.(0
.W)
.00
.no
.05
.'0
.00
.no
.no
.0
T
.00
.00
.ro
.00
.00
.00
.00
for
Clear
Clear
ft. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
. loudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
( lear
Clear
Cloudy
twa ve-hour
Auburn, Nib
broken Bow, Neb.
5
f.4
2
62
Mi
f4
63
Si
65
ff7
l
68
66
58
58
64
89
Cnlumtus, Neb...
81
Culbertson, Neb.. 80
Falrbury, Neb.
19
Fairmont, Neb.
81
Or. Island.
Neb.. ?6
Partington, Neb., ifl
tiastlngs, Neb....
Holdree, Neb.... T
Oakdale, Nab 84
Omaha, Neh 83
Tekamah, Neb.... SI
Alta, la 78
Carroll, la 86
Clarinda. Ia ffi
Hbley. Ia 77
8loux City, Ia... 60
Minimum temperature
perioa ending at s a. m. .
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
i antral. oration
Mln.
Inches.
Chicago. Ill : 76
Coiumhus, 0 18 60
Ies Moines, Ia.... 14 10
Incllanapolla, Ind.. 12 82
Kansas City, Mo.. 21 86
Louisville, Ky 19 86
Mlnneapo.ls, Minn. 29 71
Omaha. Neb 19 64
fet. Louts, Mo 13 6
The wather is warmer in
62
(0
61
6S
f4
62
68
68
62
66
the
nd cooler In the eastern portion of the
corn and wheat region. No precipitation
worthy ot note has occurred within th
last twenty-four hours.-
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
ootatlons of the Oar
oa Varloos
Commodities.
NEW YORK, June 2 -FLOUR-Re
eelpts, 10,760 bbls.; exports, 4,600 bbls.
market barely steady, with little be.tter In
qulry; Minnesota patents. 35.25ii5 60; winter
straights, 34.10U4 26; Minnesota bakers, 4.10
H4.16; winter extras, 33.40S.96: winter pat
ents, 34.35&4.70; winter low grades. 13 Viy
3.85. Rye flour dul; fair to good, tl.5Ciftl.tsu;
cnoice to fancy, HStXBo.'io.
L'OKNMEAl-(Steady ; line white and yel
low. 31.tiKiil.66: coarse. 81.65: kiln dr.ai.
33.85.
Hit. Dull: No. 3 western. 84 4c. I. o. b.
New York.
WHEAT Receipts, 6.000 bu.; exports, 26.-
sm bu.; spot market easy; No. 2 red, S6.,c
levator, and Mc. f. o. b.. c float; No. 1
northern, Duluth. 1.124c, f. o. b., afloat. No.
3 hard winter, 31.004. f- o. b., afloat. Walle
the early wheat market waa steady on
higher cables and email northwestern re
ceipts It everrtuslly broke under bearish
Weather and crop newa and closed 4o
net lower, July, 94494io; closed. 9,liC
September, 624; closed, 92c; December,
IHc; closed. IHC.
CORN Receipts, none; exports, 29.900 bu
ipot market easy; No. 2, T74c, nominal,
elevator, and 7SVC. f. o. b.. afloat. Option
market was without transactlona, closing
net unchanged. July closed 7Sc; Septem
ber closed, 7c; December, 6Sc.
OATS Receipts, 6,000 bu. ; spot market
quiet; mixed, 2332 lbs., 6t$6oc; natural
white, 26n31 lbe., 574ffltf0c; clipped while, ?2
40 lbs., 6ffc
: HAY Dull and easy; good to choice, 85
95c.
HIDES Firm; Bogota. HlSc; Central
American. 18c.
LEATHER Steady: acid, 21ff28c.
PROVISIONS Beef. firm; family
115. 75017. 80, mesa, 314.00 15.60: beef
harns, 127.00 ft 29.00; packet. 11 5.00 Q 16.00;
city extra Indian mess, 324.00 $L2n. 00. Cut
meats, firm; pickled bellies, 8.7510.00;
pickled hams, 110.00. Lard, steady; west
ern, 19. 0S&9. 15. refined, quiet; continent,
19.40; Bouth America. $9.86; compound,
17.87 4 1 i i i 4. Pork. firm; family.
117 001100; short clears, new, J 1. a 5 if
18.00; mess, new, 116.00116.25.
TALLOW Dull; city. 64c; country, 84
CBe.
P(CE QMlet; domestic, fair to extra,
34ln54cu Japan, nominal.
POULTRY Alive dull; spring chickens
20c; fowls, 124c; turkeys, 13c. Dressed dull;
western spring chickens, lote'llc; turkeys,
12 17c; fowls, I24'S134c.
BUTTER Firm; creamery extras, 28c.
CHEESE Irregular; state, full cream,
large, colored and white, fancy, 124c; good
to prime, 10(ffll4c; common, 9wl04c
ECKJS Steady; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected, white, 23c; good
to choice, 20ij-22c; brown and mixed, fancy,
22c: good to choice, 20521c; western firsts,
1718c; seconds, H.&l4c. ,
St. Loots Goaeral Market.
73T. I.OUIS, June 26.-WHEAT-Lf.wer.
track, No. 2 red. cash. 9i4i934c; No. 2 hard,
W4C1J21.U3; July, 834c; September, WVff
Wc.
CORN Weak; track. No 2, cash.
TT4c; No. 2 white, 7&77c; July, (r,u;
September, eic.
OATS Ixiwer;- track. No. 2. cash, 49c;
No. 2 white, 61c; September. J74c
FLOUR Dull; extra fancy and straight,
34!t4 36; clear, t3.4om3.7n.
FEKD Timothy, stady; 3.00S3.6O.
oornmf.aL Steady: 33.60.
PRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 81. 00
l."2.
HAY Steady; tlmotny, f9.fmrn.ua; prairie,
tirKWisoo.
IRON COTTON TIES-31.00.
BAGOINO 71C.
HEMP TWINE Te.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged: Jobbing,
114 91. Lard, lower; prime steam, 38.40'
8.66. Dry salt meats, steady; extra shorta,
$8 374; clesr ribs. 38 004i8.374; short clears,
38 324. Baopn. steadv; boxed shorts, S9 23:
clear ribs, 8.874t)9.25; short clears, t9.00itf
8.50. i
POULTRY Quiet.: chickens, 9c; springs,
16i 1?c; torkevs. ll13c; ducks, 7c: geese, 6c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery. 18&C.24C.
KK18 Iiwer; 134o. case count.
Receipts and shipments of flour and grain
were as follows:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbla 6.000 8 000
Wheat, bu 22 (Hirt 6.n0
Corn, bu lrti.ow m.ooo
Oata, bu 144.000 40,000
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 26 BUTTER
Firm; exlra wetaern creamery. 2J4c;
nearbv prints. 26c.
EGO8 Firm: good demand, Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts. 16c at murk;
wetsern firsts, free caaes, 184c at mark;
current receipts, free cases, 174c st mark.
CHEESE Firm; good demand; New
Tork full creams, choice. 12 124c; fair
to good.' 11 4$ 13c.
Mllwaakeo Grala Market.
. MILWAUKEE. .June 26 -WHEAT Mar
ket lower; No. 1 northern. 81.07S'1.094; No.
3 northern, 11.0645 1.074; September, 8u854c
bid.
OATS Easy; standard, 664T564C.
BARLEY Lower; No. 2, 4wc; sample, 55
e2c. v -
CORN Steady; No. t cash, 69tr71c; Sep
tember, 664c asked.
Bllnacaaolls Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, -Anna K WHEAT Jul v,
81 u;-; September. KsWc; No. 1 hard. 1117;
No. 3 northern. tl.i'lUIOJ.
BRAN In bulk. H&00.
FLOUR Stronger, market unchanged,
first patents, 85 yi 45; seconds. 85 a-(io 36;
first clears. 84.8Hs-i.40; seconds, 83 5uj3 w).
reorlav Market.
PEORIA, 111., June 36.-CORN-Un-rhanged;
No. 2 yellow. 71c; No, 3 yellow.
6tfoc; No. 8. !4c; No. 4, t4c; o
grade. 624c-
OATS tkeady; No. 8 white, 61c; No. 4
white. 60c
Dnlatk Grala Market.
DULUTH. June - rt. WHEAT-No. 1
northern. 81074; No. i. ltKl v4't, July,
II 4: September, ttu.
OAT8-tCc .
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS !
Market is Inactive, Though Slightly
Lower in Tone.
MONEY SUPPLY REDUNDANT
C'aah C'aatlaaes to Flow to New York
and Hates for Loans Are Easier
.Session Closes at One
O'clock.
NEW YORK, June 2fi.-The decision to
pay tribute to liie memory of ex-President
Cleveland by ending the Stock exchange
session at 1 o clock today served to further
curtail the already shrunken proportions of
the dealings In stocks. The session wis
Inslgnlfit aut in every way. Fluctuations In
prlita were narrow and they shifted In an
uncertain manner. The day's Incidents
were little calculated to stir the market
from Its apathy. The redundant condition
of the money market gives promise of be
ing Increased by the week's continued In
flow of cash to New York, and borrowing
term are so aay as to offer no urgency
to holders of si cnrTles to realise on them..
At the same tl: demand for securities Is
well nigh stagnant. The market in Eu
rope is almost dead. There Is some quiet
buying today, which was attributed to the
further influence of the cheerful views ex
pressed by J. P. Morgan yesterdsy before
returning to Europe. The only semblsnce
of activity occurred Just st the close, when
prices enjoyed an uplift that placed half a
dozen of the leaders a point or more over
laxt night's level. While no effect was
produced on the Stock exchange by the
fact, rates for demand loans suRgested a
possible recurrence of the outward fjow of
gold. Discount rates at Berlin, however,
were lower.
Following were the range of prices on
the Stock exchange today:
SSI'S. HIRK. WW, ClOM.
Amlitmte(1 Copper . jno H W1 SI
Am. C. F 00 i4 83't 54
Am. C. A r. pfd
Am. Cotton nil
Am. H. A L pfd. IT't
Am. Seeurltin tl
Am. LlntMd oil m I 111
Am. Locomotive 4.W0 484 li 4k
Am. Locomotlin pfd 100 10J 1"J 101
Am. 8. & K . ex-dlv I,M 75 75H 7Sv
Am. g. & ft. pfd. ei-dlir ,
Am. Bugir Rfflnlng 500 124 YWA 1J3V
Am. Tobarco pfd '.
American Woolvo 12
siim-nnds Mining Co s-iO 41 41 4I
Atrhlron M tl II I1H
Atrhlion pfd W (4 14 t4
Atlantic C01H Lln M
Bitllmore A Ohio 1,000 t4 U4 M
Bl A Uhln pfd 87
Kronklvn Ripld Tt 4t
('nidlan Parifle ina 15 lb lis,
Central Leather 24
Central Leather pfd 2
( antral ot New Jeraey W
Cheaapaake A Ohio 1,VH) 41) 31H
Chlcafo Ot. W t H 't I
Chicago A N. W 40 150 149' 1W
c, m. A 8t. p t.aoo 133H ia: in
C. 0., C. A St. L. i
Colorado F. A 1 11
Colorado A 80 Ki 90
Colo. A 80. lit pfd t0 M M ll
Colo. A So. 2d pfd 4!
Conaolldatad Uas .... 40t) 124 123 l.'S
Corn ProducU I.... 100 17 W1 1
Delaware A Hudson HO 14
Denver A R. 0 94
D. A R. O. pfd .tt
DIHUlen' Bacurltlea 600 34 34 It
Rrla ,.. l.IOO 18 19 1
Erie let pfd KO S5 5 8S
Brie td pfd lo 24 24 24
Oeneral Electrlo VX) 1M 134 1S4
Great Northern pfd 4, SOT 131 130 J0
Ot. Northern Ora ctfa 300 f, f8 s
Illlnula Central I.K 12 127 U
Intnrhorough Met 100 KM 10 10
Int. Met. pfd 100 38 J in.
International Paper 8
Int.- t'aPT pfd bfr
Int. Pump Vi
Iowa Central in
Kauaaa City Ro U
K. C. Bn. pfd M
Lnulivllle A N 100 104 104 10a
Mexican Central 15
Minn. & ft. L. 400 2 ix
M., 8t. P. A 8. 8 M 10) 104 108 101 .
Mlaaourl Pacific 00 4li 46 46
M., K. A T 100 27 S7 ,
M.. K. A T. pld...'. 500 tt 69 o
National Lead 80) 44 64 4
New York Central 4 102 101 lOi
N. Y., f). A W 100 a 3i
Norfolk A W 47
North American ..V , 1
Northern Paclllc 7.800 138 1M 1JM
Pacific Uall K"
Pennaylvanla 1,700 Ml 120 121
People' a Gaa ' ,
P., C, C. A 8t. L '6
Preaaed Steel Car 600 37 7 27
Hallway Steel Spring 36
Reading 38.400 lit 111 . Hi
Republic Steel , 400 17 17 1
Republic Steel pfd..... J
Rock Inland Co 100 lb 15 1
Rock laland -Co. pfd t.tix) 30 re 14 r-
St. L A B. F. Id pfd 700 M 21 22
Si .Loula . W li1
St. U 8. W. pfd :. M
Sloaa-Shrffleld 8. A 1 800 60 48 60
Soulcrn Pacific .V) 87 17
So. Pacific pfd 1TO 11 119 11
80. Hallway 100 17 1 16
So. Railway pfd O0 44 iV 44
Tenneaaea Copper 400 3.S
Texaa A Pacific wV I'. tl J
T., St. L. A W 100 It II 18
T.. St. L. A W. pfd 1.1'rt 44 44 4H
Union Pacific 65.800 14.', 144 146
Union Pacific pfd , 82
V. S. Rubber 21
I'. 8. Rubber lat pfd 12
V. S. Bteel 11.400 S7, r Ji
V. B. StMl pfd 1.400 l' 102 1!
t'taU Copper 12,300 34 ; 4
Va. -Carolina Chemical 24
Va.-Caro. Cham, pfd 10ti
Wabaah H
Wahaah pfd 300 22 I: 2i
Weattnshouaa Electric l.loi 6e 6H 6
Weitern Union 100 61 II 62
Wheeling A Lake Erie
Wleconeln Central II
Total eeli-e lor the day, 207,300 tharct.
New Pork Money Market.
NEW YORK. June 26. MONEY On call,
easy; 1W1 per cent; ruling rate, 14 per
cent; closing bid, 1 per cent; offered at 14
per cent. Time loans, dull and firm; sixty
days, 2'a24 per cent; ninety days, 2824 per
cent; six months, 84 percent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 3(334
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual busthess In bankers' hills at !4 87 for
demand, and at 14. 8006 for sixty-day bills.
Commercial bills. I4.854t4.f5.
SILVER Bar. 61c; Mexican dollars, 47c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad, Ir
regular. Closing quotations on bonds were aa fol
lows: U. B. ref. 2a. ref.
do eoupoa
V. B. ta, res
do coupon
U. B. 4a, reg
do coupon
Am. Tobacce 4a., ,
do a
Atchiaoa fen. 4s.
do ad). 4a ,
do ev. 4a. ..... ,
do c. 6a
Atlantic C. L. 4a
Bel. A Ohio 4a..
do 3a
..104 Hock. Val. 4a.
..104 Int. Met. 4a
..liw L. A N. unl. 4a.
.100 Man. a. g. 4a
..-.21 Mes. Cemtral 4a..
..112 do lat lnc
..72 M. A t. L. 4a...
.104 M . K A T 4a...
.. tT do 2a
103
, 6
.
....
.... 64
.... 14
T4
M
3
c 4a 82
II
124
. .vlO'
'1(4
14
.... It
.. It N. R. R. of M.
.. N. Y. C. g. Ia..
.. t N. J. C. f. ta...,
.. f- No. Pacific 4a
.. do 3a
.. 3N. A W. c. 4a...
Prk. R. T. t. 4a
3 o. 8. L. rfdf. 4
Central of Ca
do lat lac.
" do 24 Ino. .,
do Id Inc.
6a.... 104 Pens. ev. Ia 1916 .. 12
71 do con. 4a P i
46 Reedlns sen. 4a t8a
II Rep. of Cuba 6a H'J
Cha. A Ohio 4a. . , .pie 8t. L. A I. M
c Se..l"4
Chtiasn A A. a.. 87 . L. g W.
M
C, H. A Q
4a
17 Keaboard A. L.
la.
63
16
C . R. I A P
4a.
... ! 'So. Patitlc 4a..
... IA do 1st 4a
4a. 84 8o. Railway 6a.
... 82 Txaa at P. la.
... 81 T.. 81. L. A W.
... 8 Union Pacific 4a
do rfde. 4a...
CCC. A 8. U
!
M
104
- i4
.(2
i
ts
104
81
k
Colo. Ind. 6a
Colo. Mid. 4a
Colo. A Bo. 4a
Pel A Hud. e. 4a.
ti. A R. O. 4a
Erie p I. 4a
da sen. 4a.
Japan 4a
do 4e
do 84 aertea
Bid. "Offered
44..
a. . M-4 do cv. 4a
...82 V. 8. Steel tr 6a
... 61 Wahaah la
... 8J Weati-rn M4. 4a
... 11 W. A L. B. 4a
... 81 Wia. Central 4a
89
Boston Stocka aad Boada.
BOSTON. June 2.-Money. rail loans. 2t?
I rer cent; time loana, 8JI44 per cent.
Stocks and Donas closed as follows:
Atchiaoa ad).
84 Centennial
23
71
10
11
6I
to
14
H
21
84
1
11
II
do 4a
Mei. Central 4a.....
Atchlaon
do pfd
aoatos A Albany...
Roatos A Maine
Iloatos Klevated ...
Pitch burg pfd
N. Y . N. H. A H.
Union Pacific.
Am. Art. Cbm . ..
do pld
Am. Pneu. Tube ...
Amer. Sugar
Am. T A T
Am. Wooles
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8...
Cnerul Klecirla ...
Maaa. tlaelrto
Maaa Gaa
United Fruit
tailed 8. M
do pfd
U 8. StMl
Allouea
Amalgamated ......
Atlantic
Bingham
Cat- A Harla
Bid. Aakd.
. Copper Range
. 61 talx Weal
. II Franklls
. M Granny
S'lO I.le Roval
.128 Maaa. Mining
.112 Mich Iran
.125 Mohawk
.111 Mum. C. A C
.146 Old Dominion
. 24 Oaceola
. ea Parro
. iQulcy
,.124 Shannon
,.118 Tamarack ,
.. "2 Tnnltr
, . 87 United Copper,
. 17 U. S. Mining
..Ill U. S. Oil
,. 10 Uta
. W V ictoria
.14; W inona
.i
24
4i
6
lit
44
23
11
101
II
10
. . 4 Wolvertna
. r North Butte ....
. r. Bulla Coalltlos
.. 2 Nevada
. aaC'al. A Arlaoaa.
,. 18 Arlaona Com. ..
. . 74 Greene Canaoaa
Baak Clearlaca.
OMAHA. June 26 Bank clearings for
today were 81.865. 568. 78 and for the aorr.
ponding date last year 11.782, 982.44,
Foreign Ftaaarlal.
PARIS. June Prices on the Bourse to
day ruled irregular.
BERLIN, June :.-Prices on the Bourse
were firmer on 4ia front New York.
Trading was very light.
REPORT OF THE t LEARlNO llOt E I
Transactions of th Associated nnaks
far Ihe Meek.
NEW YORK. June 2. Rrt.lstreet a bank
clearings report for the week endfi.g June j
i shows an aggregate of J2.om.44z 'o. as
against :,lM.0i.i) lest week and t-'.i7.3,i.-
In tho corresponding week Jnsl ear.
Following la a list cf the cities:
I I. I
, Clearings. 1 Inc. 1 Dec.
I I I
CITIES.
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Sun Kiancisco
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
banana . .
IOs Angeles
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Paul
Buffalo
Denver
Irjdlanapolls
Fort Worth
Providence
Portland, Ore
Albany
Richmond
Washington. D. C.
Spokane, Wash....
Salt I.Hke City....
Columbus
St. Joseph
Atlanta
Memphis
Tacoma
Savannah
8t.lM.4M.no:....
11.7
12
11 4
29 6
11.0
41 0
17.3
9.4
31.3
,20.1
k8 5
11.3
25!)
17
5 6
O.i
2l'7.lS.Oi'0....
l..!.tS'.(XKi....
D9.4M.l8i0!....
Bl.i&.'.moi....
Sli.-iifi.OOO
l9.1la.0(Ali....
25.0 il.O 0....
2ii.tiK9.0Vi . . . .
2.431,li ;....
14.r.V).0O....
l:i,4'i.t"....
12.844.0HO ....
ll.617.tvi)....
lO.ftD.OiUM....
10,449,0001 . . .
8.8J4.IHO!
11.162,11 Oj
$.011. WW,
7.172.oiM
.3f.(nKi
7.PH0.OIOI
7,8;i6.Ul
8.42.ioj
15.5
8.0...
21.9
18.8
11.1
1.1;.
I
3s.o;.
3A
l.tSlo.Wtl1.
5. 22:1.0. 4' .
4.3;w.t8f .
5.3i"o,.ko!.
" 4.35.0lflu
6.7U7.OI0, .
4.45.iV1, .
6.154,(1,0,.
6.05.WO
8.237.00O .
8,871,01 0!
3.443.0001.
24
2.i.7
27.9
12.9
l't 5
10
i2.l
6.61...
20.3
'i9
2.945,0' 01
S, 361,18 0
J1.4
Toledo, O
Nashville
Rochester
Hartford
Des Moines
Peoria
Norfolk
New Haven
Orand Rapids
Birmingham
Syracuse
Sioux City
Springfield, Mass.
Evansvllle
Portland, Me
Dayton
Little Rock
Augusta, Oa
Oakland. Cal
Worcester
Mobile
Krjoxville
Jacksonville, Fla..
Chattanooga
Charleston, S. C...
Lincoln. Neb
IS. 5
7.4
10.0
18 6
2.631,01.10) .
2.790,0001 .
2.552,O.HI .
2.713. COO)
6.0 .
2.165.OJ0I
1.772.011
l,9h3,A00j
l,899,0t
1.482.000
1.733,(H.)
1,S6,000......
1.770.000,
l,4(.OJ0
l.lti2.4rPO
1,4',000
SM.OHOi
951.0001
.1.228,0:O
1,446.0001
1,041.00!!......
1.252,OiOI
1.2;,fiO0
1,068.0001
992,00
902,018)
17.7
23.8
10.0
18.1
36. V
12.9
17.3
8.3
15 7
18.1
9.9
10.2
3 5
44.6
18.6
19.3
19.6
14.0
16.9
11.5
13.3
10.2
"i'i
Wilmington, Del
1,271,(00
1.482.0HO
1.019,0181
1.2X9,000
992,0'V')
84o,0(l
Wichita
Wllkesbarre .
Wheeling. W,
Fall River...
19.8
I
16.6!
Va..
20.1
Davenport
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Topeka
Helena
Springfield, 111
Youngstown
Fort Wayne
Now Bedford
Erie. Pa
Cedar Rapids, la..
Macon
Akron
Lexington
IRockford, 111
Fargo, N. D
Lowell
Blnghamton
Cheater. Pa
Sioux Falls, S. D.
South Bend, Ind...
i Bloomlngton, III...
17.6
935.0001 .
H8.000
66,000
7,0(I0
639,000
681,000
632,000
7.4
6.9
1.6
11.2
15 4
8.3
25.5
29.3
-25!6
20.9
2.3
19.7
26.5
'is2
19.6
13.6
'Sk'.l
Ml, (MX)
694,0IK)
33.:
4K2.IX0. .
6!J.(X . .
486,000..
6O.),0li . .
348,001) . .
448.000
381,000 . .
451.0110 . .
3w,rio . .
2.5
615.000
11.2
254,000..v...
Canton, O
Qulncy, 111
Springfield. O
Decatur. Ill
Mansfield, O
Fremont, Neb.......
Jacksonville, III...
Oklahoma
Houston
Galveston
Columbia
Sacramento
Jackson
84.000 .
41.7
377,0nO
20.0
"i.i
349,liOfl
476.0IX)
283.000
203,0o0
IM.ono
786.000
16.980.OM1
11,373,000,
71. 4
29.2
20.7
10.21
25.2
6.8
611,0001
681,000
343,0C0..
Not Included In totals because containing
other Items than clearings.
London Stock Market
LONDON, June 26. American securities
opened duli and without feature today
1 rices during the first hour were about
unchanged from yesterday a New
closing.
York
Iximion closing stocks:
Conaola, money .. 87 1&-16M., K. A T....
.. 28
do account 87 16-14 N. Y. Central.
..u4
.. et
Anaconda
8 Norfolk A
W...
Atchtaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific .
Che. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C, M. A St. P...
ria Be re
Denver A R. 0....
do pfd
.. M do pfd
.. ta Ontario A W
.. 81 Pennalvanlt
.184 Rand Mlnee
. . 41-1, Reading
.. 8 Southern Railway
..136 do pfd
.. 10 Southern Pacific .
.. 26 Union Pacific
.. 83
.. 404.
.. 6
.. 67
.. 17'
.. 45
.. 17
..14H
t do pfd
i V. 8. Steel
.. 88
Erie
.. ft
..10i
do let pfd
...88 do pfd
... 24 Wabash
...II do pfd
...Hj'i Spanlah 4a
...10Amal. Copper
do 2d pfd....
Grand Trunk ..
Iliinola Central
Loulivllte A N.
Ex Ulv.
.. 12
.. :n
SILVER Bar, dull, 16d per ounce
MONEY-.iil per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 14 per cent; for three
months bills, 14gl 6-16 per ct nt
New York Mining; Stocks.
NEW Y'ORK. June 26. Closing quotations
un mining biolhb were:
Alice ... 200 Leadvlll Con 4
Breeee Little Chief 6
brunawlek Con 7 Mexican M
Com. Tunnel stock... 28 Ontario .500
Com. Tunnel bonda. .. 15 Ophlr 2,to
Con. Cal. A Va 50 Small Hope 15
Horn Silver 50 Standard 180
Iron Bllvtr . , IU Yellow Jacket 47
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, June 28.-COTrON-Fufures
opened steady; July, 9.18c; AuluiI. 9.8jc
Septemter, 9. 60c; October, 8.2c; December,
.1&9 lie; January, 9.0Jc; February, 9.06c
March. 9.06tt9.08c; April, 9.1Ce oflered; May
9.12 - offered.
Spot closed ojilet. 10 points lower: mil
dllng uplandsT 11.60c; middling gulf, ll kai?
.-mo sales. Future closed steady; Jun
9 87c; July, .8te; August, 9.82c; September,
9.01c; uciooer, v.ztc: oveitiDer, 821c: IX
cember, 8.13c; January, 9.0c:; February
9 08c; March. 9.06c.
NEW ORLEANS, June 26 COTTON-I11
nonor ot tne memiry of the late ex-Presi
ocnt Cleveland the New Orleans Cotton ex
change closed Its doors today at 1 o'clock
several Hours earlier than usual. The fu
turc market waa also closed at that time
and It was agreed that spots would not be
quoted today. Cotton futures closed as fol
lows: June, 11.21c, nominal; July, 11.21c
August, 10.4ic; September, 9.63c; October,
8.2bc; November, .19e; December, .15c
January, 9.16c.
ST. LOUIS. June 26. COTTON Quiet
middling, 114c; sales, none; receipts, 628
raies; shipments, 24 bales; stock, 17,4-1;
Dales.
Wool Market
BOSTON, June 28. WOOL The commer
cial bulletin will say tomorrow ; The mar
ket is active. Combing wools are In good
demand ana nave snia at higher prices
Medium fleece are distinctly hisher. prices,
nowever, snow that irtT is no great
margin or prom on interior goods,
IjONDON, June i6 A sals of sheep
skins was held today and largely altondud
iy representatives from all sections. Com
petition was active with American bidding
freely for medium fine New. Zcalond croi-s
breeds. Merinos realised 71? to 10c and
cross breeds IVt to 16 per cent over tho
last sale. Fella sold "Va to lcc pr cent
dearer. The day's offerings number o.fix)
baler. Following are the bales in detail:
New South Wales, 4(0 bales; Clothing and
combing, 'a'&ifed; Jueenaland. 1'JO bules;
Clothing and combing, tiVid; Victoria,
1.4W bales; clothing and combing, 'u;i-4u.
West AuKtralla, 7lO bales, itVttid; Tas
mania. 6m) bales: clothing and combing,
i1 6J; New Zealand, i'.4ou bales; clothing
and combing. 3'id; fuula. Arenas, .!
bales; clothing and combing. S,'j7U,
Uiver Flatte, u0 bales; clothing and comb
ing. SV.-fi.'NiV
ST. LOL 18. June 2S. WOOI,-8tcady ;
medium grades, combing and clothing,
IVyioc; light fine, 14"vy)5c; heavy, fine,
Ho-llVic; tubs-washed, lH.tic.
Coffer Market.
NEW YORK. June 2ti. fOFFEE Futures
closed steady to five points lower; sales
reported of 58,540 bags, Including July, 5 ;
September, 5.9U4iin6c; Aecember, 4J.!o;
March, 6.95c and May, (c. Hpot, quiet; No
7 Mio, ttVaC: No. 4 bunt., bc; mild, dull;
Cordkva, 9irvc
a i
agar aad Melatsses. v
NEW YORK. June' 3S.-SUUAR-Raw.
steady; fair refining. 3 75c; centrifugal 96
test, 4 25c; molasses sugar. 3.5uc; refined,
steady; crushed. 4lvc; icdered, S.ojc;
franuiaica, a.tvc
OMAHA' LIVE STOCK MARKET
Very Few Cattle on Sale, with Pricei
Generally Steady.
HOGS GENERALLY FIVE LOWER
Not Enoaah Sheep or Lanka ti
a Market or Test Yalara,
Trade Is Slow and Feet
Ins; Weak.
Make
bat
SOUTH OMAHA, June 26, 1908.
Receipts were: Cattle. H'-gs. Sneep.
Official Monday 2.6'7 1.620 6.291
Official IXicsiluy 3,78i 7..81 6.745
Official Wedm-sday 2.069 11.359 8,80
Official Thursday l.rtU 11.2o 3-"
Estimated Friday 46 6.182 1.281
Five riavs this week. . . .11 310 42.378 20.9.8
Same duvs last week" .. .13.734 64,576 .27.664
Same days ! weeks ago. .19.(04 43. 409 lo.W'2
Same tlnys 3 weeks ago. .13.734 64.67 2..5h4
bume days 4 weeks ago.. 9o2 4i,621 14. ss
fcame days last year 16.777 . 52,.'4j l'J.ot
The tollowing table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for -tho year to date, compared with last
year
Cattle
Hogs
fclieep
lSl. 1907. inc. Lec.
4.3,6,6 669.11.11 135. 465
1,480,327 1.274.718 il,6t
664,123 816,654 132.531
fnilnninir table shows the average
j he
price of hogs et 8outh Omaha tor the laat
several days, wun comparisons:
Date. I 19uS. 41907.19ie3.l!J6. 11904. 1903.1902
t ui a 011 a tat 4 vll 6 9DI
I 8 3il 6 22, 4 881 08. 7 24
A (Tl: I 6 2.1 4 92 ! Hi 1 I
i 7I 39! 4 W, 6 97 1 7 i
b 93 6 38; 5 19 I 6 9I 7 4J
6 91 C 30 6 Ui 8 OOj 6 W, 7 1J
& 891 6 28 5 l.w 6 Hi I I 7 43
K 011 51 6 13i 6 07 : 6 841
8 35 8 15'i-t (6 5 78 7 49
5 i 6 U 6 67 7 5
a . 6 It): 6 no 7 00
5 83 I 6
6 81 6 351
6 63 39, 6
6 70, 7 61
The official number of cars of stock
brought 111 today by each road was:
Cattle. H i Bn p.H rs.
C, M. & St. P 1 4 ..
Wabash 1 1
Missouri Pacifio .... 1 1 ..
Union Pacific System. 2 23 I
C. & N. W., east ... 8 4
N. W., west.... 3 Zo
C, St. P., M. & O... 1 4
H. & Q.. east a 0 a . .
C, U. tit Vi., west.... 3 18
C, R. I. & P., east.. 2 2
K. 1. r.. west.. I I
Illinois Central 1
. a. w .. i
Total receipts 21 88 8 8
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hops- Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Company..
Cudahy Packing Co..
195
41
lo3
91
"5
9
48
5
"'2
17
10
'"87
1.-.8S
1.646
1.490
418
443
Armour & v.o
Cudahy, from K. C...
510
Hill & Son
P. Lewis
J. B. Root &
Co...
J. 11. Bulla ...
Cudahy Bros.
F. O. Inghram
Sullivan Bros ,
Lehmer Bros ,
Brltton
Other buyers .,
Co...
617
6U
9
Total , 611 6.323 1,7
CATTLE There were not enough cattle
here today to make a test of the msrkeee
only a few scattering loads of the differ
ent kinds being on Bale. Such cattle as
there were generally sold at about steady
prices. If there was any change as corn
psred with yesterday It was a difficult
matter to detect it with so few cattle of
fered.
Good to choice beef steers have been in
light supply and very fair demand all the
week, with the result that prices at the
close are rfil5c higher than last week.
Ttie fair to pretty decent kinds of killers
are Just about steady, but the common
and Inferior kinds are a little lower.
Cows and heifers have been in quite
llheral Biinnlv thla week, esneclally the
flrBt of the week, when the market broke
15a25c. A part of this loss was recovered
on Thursday, but at the close of the week
ft is safe to quote the general run of cows
and helfera on the grassy order as much
as 10815c lower. Good corn-fed slock, 01
which vorv little Is coming, could be
quoted fully steady and choice dry-lot stuff
would unaouoteaiy commsno. strung pnt-
Tn Blocker snd feeder maiKet is in
somewhat demoralised condition. While
receipts have not been especially large, the
demand has been extremely light, owing
undoubtedly to the fact that farmers are
too busy working In the corn fields to
spend their time coming to market In
search, of cattle. Thus It happens mat
nntHidn of the very best feeders, 01 wnicn
vrv few have been received, the marke
Is safely 25c lower ana, 11 anyining, a. nine
off such as trasny or norneu iceucra nc
oe.rliiVlf lower.
Quotations on came: un ii -hk.ic
corn-fed steers, 17.358.00; fair to gooo
corn-fed steers, 86.CKKd'7.36; common to fair
corn-fed steers. ISMCi.OO; good to choice
cows and heifers, 4.606.00; fair to good
rnws and heifers. t4.O0ff4.50; common to
fair cows and heifers. I2.0oit4.00; good to
choice stockers and feeders. t4.5V5.u0; fair
to. aood stockers arjd feeders. 13.75(13 1. 50
common to fair stockers and feeders, 3,
3.;T stock heifers, 33.WBo.ou.
Representative sales:
BEEF STKEKB.
No.
17
20
Av.
....1020
.... 13
....1221
....1201
.... "40
....1060
.... 845
.... 76
.... 10
.... tit
....1020
.... 785
.... 28
.... 666
...1110
.... t80
,...I1U
....nso
1085
.... 170
. . . . 2'H
Tr.
No.
At.
Pr.
7 26
7 10
7 10
4 60
6 50
I 54
18...
17...
II...
14
1281
11.1
I 16
(
COWS.
I 71
It...
u'.'.
..11S5
..144
.. 1t
.. ti
..)
.. 104
..1171
..12u5
4 00
4 00
4 0
4 00
4 It
4 ti
4 16
I 35
I 71
I 26
I 30
S 40
I 4)
I 76
I 75
2.
HEIFERS,
3 M I
IO0 I
BULLS,
I 05 1
I ii I
I 36 1
I 64 1
I 60
CALVES.
I 71 1
.... 571
.... 4I
1600
...,11116
.... tie)
....12W
I 00
3 06
I 66
I 78
I 78
4 00
120
150
, 110
220
I 00
I 01
4 00
I 00
4
4 6)
i GO
1
26 ...
I.,...
21-0
158
ia
i 76
STOCKERS
AND FEEDERS
en I 25
l;0 I 21
707 1 50
720 I 65
726 I 85
1.
38) I 75
112 4 00
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HOOS The reaction started in tne nog
market veaterday was continued today, the
irari this mottling being slow snd dull
,ni, nricra on lower than yesterday. Thi
means that the hogs sold largely at to.3
665. while the bum yesteroay oruugu
i'. SMfiA fto The most desirable hoga sold u
as high as l5.9:Vit. as against a top yester
dav or to. nne me irauu u.a
r.nn. n.ri in finish, the hogs kept sellln
and a reasonably early clearance was ei
fected In spite of the fact that the mar
ket has been lower two days In succession,
prices are still a good 15c higher than at
the close of last week.
Representative sales:
No.
14....
86...
77....
71....
10....
14...,
71...,
Ft...,
72....
74 ..
75. . . ,
77...
17. ..
69 ....
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83...
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72...
87...
7...
48 ..
11...
56...
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24...
68...
78 ..
It ..
84...
4 ..
83 ..
3:::
75 ..
41...
76...
81...
72...
87 ..
6" ..
46 ..
74 ..
V ..
14...
Av. Ph.
.171 480
June 15... 8 49
June 16... 6 53
June 17... t 53
June 16... 5 67
June 19... 6 64
June 20... 6 66V
June 21...
June 22... 6 764
June "3... 5 854
June 24 .. 5 91
June 25. .. 5 87
June 26...) 5 $3
Sunday.
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6 e0 42 381 12) I 16
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I 80 71 2 4 81) to
6 60 tl 216 tO t 85
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I 6) 75 212 120 6 80
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Sheridan, Wyo., dally
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Hot Springs, S. P., dally
Thcrmopolia (Hot Springs), Wyo., dally
HOMKSEKKEUS RATES: To tho Big
stone Valley), to North Platte Valley, Eastern Colorado, first ana inira
Tuesdays low excursion rates to assist landseekers.
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In any tour of the west Through trains to Denver, Seattle and Portland;
through standard and tourist sleepers to California via Scenlo Colorado and
Salt Lak4 City. (
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Boston, Mass., and return, dally.
Buffalo, N. Y.i and return, dally.
Toronto, Ont, and return, dally
Quebec, Que., and return, dally .
Rates to Hundreds of Other Eastern Destinations on Request.
Highest grade passenger trains to Chicago, Peoria and St Louis.
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SHEEP Only four or five fresh cars
were reported in this morning and two of
them were direct to a packer. In other
words, there was not enough or anytninu
on sale to make a test of the market or to
really establish quotations. The feeling.
however, was very weak ana ouyers did
not appear at all anxious for the few loads
In sight.
As viewed from a seller's standpoint the
sheep market has been about aa unsatis
factory as could well be Imagined. Re
ceipts this week havs been very liberal,
showing a large gain Over a year ago, and
other market points have also been liber
ally supplied. In fact receipts have been
larger than expected. At the same time
the demand for the product has been dis
appointingly small. The country has not
been buying the product and In conse
quence of this the demand for live sheep
and lambs has been unusually, small. The
light demand In connection with liberal
receipts has caused the market to be dull
and weak to lower every day. Frlcea at
the present time on lambs are safely 26fp
30c lower than last week, with sheep 5oc
lower and In some cases more than that.
Quotations on fed sheep and lamlis: Good
to' choice spring lambs. 16.006.50; good to
choice shorn lambs. 85.00(5.35; fair to good
shorn lsmhs, 4.606 00; stock lambs, I3.50cj'
4.00; good to choice Shorn yearlings, 4.:'5tt
4.50; fair to good shorn yearlings, l4.(K(7f I 2i;
good to choice shorn wethers. 11.00(3 4 27;
fair to good shorn wethers. 13.5094. 0); good
to choice shorn ewe. I35ra4.00; fair to
good shorn ewes, 33.0OiQ3.5O; culls and
bucks, J2.00fi3.00.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hoars, Sheep and
La sabs Weak.
CHICAGO, June ffi. CATTLE Receipts,
1,600 hesd: market steady; steers, t6.00a4. 0;
cows. 3. iVri 5. 75; heifers. S4.00S7.00; bul's,
13 5i 45 So; calves, 2.504.60; stockers and
.e,4ra t.t (Vlfifi IS.
HOGS Receipts, 22.CO0 heai: market
weak; choice heavy shipping. $6153 1.27";
butchers. 3o.lMtTlS.25: light mixed, .j.09'l.f0;
choice light, t6.0.")fi.2i); packlnir. 7 0 j U0;
pigs. I4.('0iri5.5n; bulk of sales, 86 Wfifl.15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 60 0
head; market weak; sheen. 84n'34.5D;
lambs. J5.0O(g7.0O; yearlings, f4.50fj5.25.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4. not) bead. Including 1.6 0 soi.Uuns;
market steady to 15c lower; cho'ce expirl
and dresfed beef steers, 16.25118.0); fi'r to
good. 85.0!Kyfi.26: Western steers. J-4.7fVft7.50;
Blockers and feeders. 83.O0fj4.75; southern
steers, 83.25'(16.0O: southern cows. 82.B0W4.25-.
native cows. IL'.SrVy-1.75; native hHre". 13. cC
6.25: bulls. ta OKfJt.SO: calvet. fS.'.Ofto 7.
HOGS Receipts, 11.00) head; ma-k 6?
lower; top. 16.05; bulk of sa'e, I5.75fll.00;
heavv, I5.9fm Oj; pacKers ana cuicnears,
5 K)!66.00; light, 85.6o4jjS.874j; fig. I 4)'
4.78.
SHEEP AND T. AM B8 Recelnts, 6.00
head; market 10725C lower; lambs, I5.r:t.
6 23: ewes and yearlings, 33.761&4 50: Texas
vesrllngs. t4.5fifi j.OO; Texas sheep, 13.6 Ui:5;
stockers and feeders. 83.00434.00.
St. I.onls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-CATTLK-Rcelrt,
S.0O1 head. Including 1.800 Texans: market,
natives. (lflc lower; Texans steady: ratie
shipping and export steers, Ifitt-fSO';
dressed beef and butcher steers. tu.25it'.4();
steers under 1.00J lbs , $4.7:J 3.4: stocker.
and feeders, 8300".X); cows and heifers
$3.iYo6.75; canners. 81 501712 25; bulls, 830ydi
6.00; calves. 35. 256.75; Texas and Ind'an
ateers 3.00&4.2o; cows and heifers, 31.75-$
4.25.
HOGS Recefpts. 6.M0 bead: market
steady; pigs and lights. 85.25 6 05; packers,
85. 6mr6.16; butchers and best heavy, I6.u5
fed. 26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rect lots. )(!
bead; market lower: native muttons. 13 25
tfji.OO: lsmbs. 14 60-&7.?.O: culls snd buck".
32.0txij3.50, stockers and feeders, 13 4C-J 3. 75.
aToax ntr Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., June 2.-(Bpeclal Tel
egram CATTLE Receipts. 600 head; mar
ket steady; beeves, lit.Oixal Sfc; cows and
heifers. I4.5oIjC.76: feeders, tl.Oi'gJ.tO; calves,
and yearlings, t3.75.H4 75.
HOGS Receipts, 6oi) head; market. 10c
lower; range, .5.70jj6.90; ulk, So.Soiji.55.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets ytvsterday were as-follows:
. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
Kansas City ,
St. I.ouls
Chicago ,
. Totals......
4; 6 13 1.261
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DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Midsummer Qui?t is Augmented by
Contraction in All Departments.
FUTURE OUTLOOK 13 GOOD
Jobbers Are Preparing; for Lara
Fall Duulness and Percentage
of Idle Machinery la
Decreasing.
NEW Y'ORK, June 26.-R. O. . Dun s
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
say:
Midsummer quiet Is augmented this year
by the general contraction that has oc
curred In all departments of trade and
industry, but splendid progress of the crops
strengthens confidence In the future, and
preparations for a largo volume of fall
business ia gradually Increasing the per
centage of active machinery. Erratic fluct
uations In prices of raw material retarded
improvement In cotton goods industry, but
the recent sharp advance in hides and
leather on account of small receipts of cat
tle, failed to check progress at the shoe
factories and a fair tonnage of new busi
ness is received by the steel mills. Semi
annual clearance sales of dry goods were
well attended, country merchants replenish
ing depleted stocks at satisfactory prices,
and reports from all sections of the coun
try testify to a good distribution of light
weight wearing apparel. Idle freight cars
have been reduced lo less than 850.0CO, and
railroud shops are resuming repair work.
DRADSTIIEET'S IIEVIEW OK TRADE
Retail Business la Helped by Warn.
V.'ratber.
NEW YORK. June 26.-Braaatre.f to.
morrow will say:
Trade this week has taken on most Of
the chaiacieristica of a mid-summer period.
Retail business has been helped by warm
wen trier In most sections and by wills
spread reduction sales. Jobbing housus
have received moderate filling orders and
made the usual clearance sales. Fall buy
ing has been, arid is, cautious, but feeling
is conservatively optimistic, huch lines as
tea, staple worsted wools, agricultural Im
plements and a few llnea of steel products
are more active, but the great Industries,
as a whole, sre below normal activity and
summer shutdowns promise to be mors
widely indulged In tnan for some years.
Shoe shipments since January 1 from east,
em centers are the smallest reported for
seventeen years past. The railroads of the
country are making preparations for crop
moving and car repsir material Is being
taken more frequently. Coke Ii qjltB ac
tive. A slight decrease In the number of
Idle men In the building trades Is reported.
Labor Is still plentiful and cheap.
Business failures In the United States
for the week ending June 26. number 253,
which compares with 264 last week, 160 In
the corresponding week of 1907, 146 in 1806.
Is6 n 19)5 and 2(4 In 1!04.
Wheat. Including flour, exporta from the
United Slates and Canada for the week
ending June 25 aggregate 8,124.000 bushels,
against 3,419.944 bushels last week, 3.191721
bushels this week last ear and 3,a.701
bushels in 1902. For fifty-two weeks tha
exports are 2U1.664 272 bushels, against 170.
770,940 bushels In 19n6 and 247.390.691 bushels
In 1901-412.
Corn exports for the week are SS.697 husb
els, against 2.1. CO buehwls last week and 13,.
875 bushels In 1907. Fpr fifty-two weeks to
date the exports were 45,276.377 bushels,
against 71,691,742 bushels In 19OC-07.
Mttal Market.
NEW YORK. June W. MET ALB The
London tin market waa quirt; spot closln
1:6 U 3d, while futures were unchanged
at 120 5a. The Real market was weak,
l-'7 4iM..j 27.50. Copper advanced to 54 17s td
for sun! and 67 It's for returns In the Lou.
Vlon market, but continued weak, with lake--quoted
at $l.7t: ele tralytlc, . 81 2.10 'a 13 7a
and casting, Jl2.7Vi?i 12.60. Lead was un
changed at 12 12s -lid In London. Locally
Ihe market was a easy and a shade lower
at 84.474.80. Spelter was unchanged at
113 U's Ct J London. The New York mar
ket was easy at 14 5"fi4.t5. Iron was higher
In the English market, with Cleveland war
rana quoted at 61s d. The tone of tha
local market was unchanged, wlih No. I
foundry northern quoted at 116.51)617 00; No.
2 at 3u75i?16 26; No. 1 southern and No 1
southern soft at 1tWr) 17.26.
ST. IOUIS. June 26 -M ETALa-Lead,
Weak; 14,40. Bjytltert Wtjak, t4Jk y