THE HEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. JUNE 4. 1J00.
7
I. K 1 1 AMI VU Ull k M1KKV p' ln'- u-keys, Wlv; duck.. sc;
- K as v e v - sa a a. aa as a I - ' - .
wr.u-rirm: creamery, .:ii26e.
Lij(ivi,(nt.r ITHC, cnse count.
Vain.. ci;j- Y. nn;.i,u at. ... ... Receipts shipment
.uve ohvic iw ii uiii; vu iuc I r lour, phis ,2s)
-Hety selling. ;rVuhu..::::::::;;;::--;-::4 "iXS
Outs, bu 27.W T.200
1 . . .
'RICES. RALLY ' fOE THE CLOSE ."Vtiir ohaix belt
t orn VlBVHtl4 Their On A gal as t
the Weakness la , Wkml--Re-rrl(
Am laar th Es-
' . t Inaa I. ', ,
Omaha. jun a. i
v hsat market . was soft. Values Sliding
down quickly on heavy selling prmiurc
t tha opening...
The uiidertjpe iu strong, however, and
support came out on the break and price
nit-a mnn eiosea strung.
Tartlr r toady, vtltk Prohabl- a-
era Friday aaal ame Tempera tare.
OMAHA. June 1 1909.
Showers were attain n-eneral durinar the
Iat twenty-four hour In all section east
of the Rorky Mountain, and continue thl
morning in tne lower Missouri valley and
east over the middle Mississippi and Ohio
valley, to the Atlantic Coast. Excessive
rain have fallen al points In the Gulf
states within the lant twentv-four hour
ind rains continue general In the south
ern states this morning. The weather la
generally clear everywhere west of the
Missouri river, but pressure condition ate
Corn values eJd their own aerainst the "7 "1':' "'""imited over the central
weakness in wheat. Receipts are under the ?,nJ. "ITl"!) 2n ' .fontlnuea unset -ttimat,
-which shows tha farmers are vaTn XuV!nZ?L?hZ'2?m
l.oidlng . aiu hetr reserve - niocM until Pu .l , ? tonl"5 an Friday.
near , annweq a. weakness from tn the last three i"'-"
tart a.fci heavy -selling aoon eased price ,ne tnrM 19f- ,m ,w
oif for lot os.. A rally was atarted at the
ciose, nut am not net a material gain, al
though tne.-unrt.-rfotie. was strong and with
any aupporr prices will, advance.
Corn proved strong and higher today
attain 'despite the weakness In wheat. Kb
ci'lpts. art below bti estimate and the cash
demand ws very dative and prices were
up for an grades of cash corn. Farmera
are still : holding their reserve stock.
Primary' . wheat receipt were 15S.0O0
bushels and shipments were 4A1.000 bushels.
against receipts hist year of fciO.WO bushels
ana shipments ox 758,000 bushels.
Corn receipt were 689,000 bushels and
shipments were 374.0fJ bushels, aa-ahist re
retpta laat year of 240,000 bushela and ship
ments of 411004 bushels.
Clearances were 505 bushels of corn, 1.000
ousneis or onta ana wheat and flour equal
to iz.nn bushel.
Minimum temperature
i-recipitation
lm. 1907. vntt.
. 5 . M 64 0
.00 .00 ,23 .04
Normal temperature for today, 68 degrees.
lef Iclenc.v In nnwlniiiiinn .in u.h 1
3 14 Inches. '
nefiulencv con espondlng period In 1908,
02 of an Inch.
Trllclency corresponding period In 1907,
$.! inches. .
I A. WELSH, "Local Forecaster. .
Corn snd wheat rea-lon bulletin for
Omaha, Neb., for the twentv-four hours
ending at 8 a. m.. 75th meridian time,
Thursday, June 8, 1!09:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temn. Raln-
Ptatlons. Max. Mln. fall.
Ashland, Neh 7 K
Auburn. Neb..
7S
Liverpool closed d lower and d higher Broken Row. Neb. ft!)
on'wtieat and 4d higher on corn,
'i range oi options:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.l Tea y.
Wheat I
July.. .11 12V
Sept.. .il 0314
Corn .4
.fulv... I
Rept.i'.f- fH;
Oet ...I
July...! W4,
Sept...! 41V4
1 124
1 031
! 11?,
1
Bn4
41
1 11
1 tws
4lSi
1 iri
1 03V
WHS,
M'i
41V.
Omaha Cash Prices
WHKAT-No. 2 hard. 11.3061 .SS; No. 3
hard. 81.2IWJ1 SO; No. 4 hard, 1.&.1.27; No.
8 spring, l.r7Wfll
( (IKN-N6. 2. 70Sc: No. 3. 70V4'B70'o: NO.
4 suVjiTOo; no grade. 67ifi6Sc; No. 3 yellow,
iuc: iso. 3 yellow. WHiV)ic; No. Z white,
111 7IU; No. 3 white, 704?lo.
OATS No. S mixed. Mwft.6c: No, 3 vet
low. (WViRc: No. 3 white, 5SV4t66c; No.
1 ,m-nie, - Ddftqi ''rite.
RI E-No. I. 79)c; No. S. 78$79c.
Columbus, Neb.
Culbertson, Neb.. 68
Falrhury, Neb.... 70
Fairmont. Neh... 73
Civ. Island, Neb.. 74
Hartlngton. Neb. 71
Hastings. Neb.... 73
Holdrege, Neb.... M
oakdale, Npb 71
Omaha, Neb 76
Tekamah, Neb.., SO
Alta, la 74
Carroll, la 75
Clarlnda. Ia...... 75
Hlbley, la 75
S!oux City, Ia... 72
M
W
Si
5.1
5R
50
F4
64
61
64
52
5S
Wi
64
M
SS
6.1
61
.
24
.74
.00
.25
.OR
.15
.00
T
.18
.f.O
. .04
T
1.27
T
.09
.21
T
.40
ky.
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
FoKgy
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVKRAGKS.
No. of Temn Rain
Central. Stations. "Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago, 111 a
Columbus, O IS
NEW IORIi STOC&S AND BONDS
Feature of Market is Six Point Rise
in Southern Pacific.''
BUYING IS IN LARGE LOTS
ersl fund, exclusive of the HSO.OOOOnO gold
reserve, shows: Available cash reinre.
ln797.:S8; gold coin nd bullion, 84X.141.031;
gold certificates, $2907, M0.
... , .T" Lo Receipts
Wheat. Corn, Oats.
inicsgo ... 168
Minneapolis t 1M 1 ...
Omaha, I 7
1'uluth. 7
117
Pes Moines, la.,.. 14
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 21
Louisville. Kv 18
1 Minneapolis. Minn. 28
Omaha, Neb 19
St. Louis, Mo 13
74 68 .28
7 62 .40
76" '58 .12
74 64 .22
74 68 .20
74 68 ,2
78 64 .14
74 64 .24
"8 60 .18
CHICAGO GflAliV AND PROVISIONS
i'eaiares of tha- Trading; and Closing
Prices an Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. III., June 8-Uberal sales of
wheat for July delivery by prominent
tonga caused a slump today of lio in the
price of that, option. The more distant
months were relatively stronger and the
market closed Irregular at prices He higher
tO'ic lower, 00 m pa red with the previous
final quotations. Corn and provisions
v,ers strong and sold at high record fig
ures, but. oats were inclined to drag.
Fairly heavy rains were again general
throughout the corn and wheat region dur
ing the last twenty-four hours. Excessive
falls occurred In Ohio and Indiana.
( L. A. WF.LSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
NEW YORK GENERAL. MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. June 8-FLOtTR-RecelDts.
12,000 bbls. ; exports. 5,800 bbls. Market firm,
moderate demand. Minnesota patents. 36.25(3
6.60; winter straights, $6.86'ir.85; Minnesota
The" feature of tradlna- In the wheat nit bakers, I5.30n5.60; winter extras, 84.8a4i5.70;
tha "tiling of a large line of the July winter patents, 8.60('a6.S6; winter low
delivery and the purchasing of liberal grades, $4.76&S.80; Kansaa atralghts, 35.861
quantities' of the December option by a 8()0- Hye flour, steady! fair to good, I4.60
prominent commission house. The July -'i-cnoice to isnoy, m.wiwo.ot.
Ulna i.uni.n.ii oieaay; line wnite ana yei-
I 1 1 .Ef1 . 1 r .1 1 f A . 1.11 . I .
delivery' was subjected to heavy selllt
prrst'jre tha greator part of th. day. The
principal weakening Influences was the
continued favorable weather conditions in
this country for the new crop, and me
dium weakness or several leading grain
markets of Europe. A decline of tfo In
the price of wheat at Paris was considered
sigfiiricant In view of tho recent reports
of A arop shortage In France. The Ohio
crop report, which showed an improve
ment of 7 points In tha conditions of the
wheat .crop of. that etate, was an early
bearish factor. Fresh reports from Ar-
low. $1.658-1. 70;. coarse, $1.50al.60; kiln dried,
83.WKd-U.95.
Rr K Easy: No. Z western. 91c. nominal.
f. o. b.
BA RLE Y Dull : feeding. 80082c. c. I. t.
rvew York.
WHEAT Receipts, 84,600 bu. Spot mar
ket firm. No. 2 red, $1.50 asked, elevator
No. 3 red, $1.50, nominal, f. o. b. afloat: No,
1 northern Duluth. $1.374, nominal, f. n. b.
afloat: No. 2 hard,- $l.S7tt,' f. . b. afloat,
Following a steady opening today, wheat
turned aulte weak under bearish western
ffuiiLma (laimrd that tha rm.th .1111 .nn. crop news and selling by big holders. In
tlnuad. but this and other bullish advices auernoon prices rauiea on reporis 01
were u.minviv iinnroH Hnrini th a.v a strona cash position in the southwest, out
the. July delivery ranged between $1,184 weakened again near the close, iinM prloes
and tl to. Closing quotatio ns on July were I being unohanged to net higher. July
at 31.1SV1.18. rleptember closed at closed at $1.254. September at $1.16 ,-vnd
gia Point Rlae la Steel Preferred Sfsr
Close Caaaea Whole List to
Become Baoraat and
Animated. .
NEW TORK. June 3 The securities
market In New York today was replete
with sensations and the cause lying back
of the various spectacular demonstrations
made by the price movements were kept
veiled from public knowledge. That such
cause existed and were of substantial na
ture was taken for granted on account of
the convincing evidence presented by the
tape itself.
It would b difficult to conceive of any
such reckless and prodigal lavlshmg of re
sources as would be Involved In a purely
manipulative movement in Southern Pa
cific such aa its upward rush of over six
points made on deals in 6,000 shares.
Neither was it supposable that this de
mand was due to any sodden realisation
on the part of a widespread public of the
merits of the Southern Pacific share. The
principal buying of the stock, moreover,
came In enormous blocks from individual
brokerage houses. These features of the
movement prompted the Inference that the
buying came from persons Informed of
soma forthcoming plan Involving the. fi
nances or organization of the company.
Humors on the subject dwelt on the likeli
hood of a coming Increase In the dividend
of the common stock. Much was heard
also of an Intended retirement of -the pre
ferred stock, although the privilege lodxed
In that stock of exchange Into common
stock at par for par, would preclude the
advantage which might come to the com
pany by the retirement of this 7 per cent
Issue at 115, which Is provided for with
the alternative of exchange. The exchange
of the preferred stock for common would
deprive the former of Us prior claim to
7 per cent dividends, but it would also en
title It to share ,ln any dividend disburse
ments above that amount. The senior com
pany, Union Pacific, was tardy In respond
ing to the excited advance In Southern
Pacific and In fact sold off at one time to
a lower price than it closed last night.
Later In the day It came Into the move
ment more fully.
Before the Southern Pacific movement
became fully effective In Its sympathetic
Influence on the general list some degree of
apprehension existed over the market con
ditions presented bv the syndicate plan
for Introducing United States Steel Into
Paris. Tire removal from the floating sup
ply of the large blocks contemplated by
the Paris plan has, admittedly, added
greatly to the difficulties of the short In
terest in united States steel, 'l hat snort
interest was supposed to be large and to
include some interests that are important
factora In the stock market speculation
Home of the recent heavy liquidation In
stocks that had been advancing Is attrlb
uted to losers on the short side in United
States Steel who were protecting them
selves in thl manner. It was feared that
tha continued rise In United States Steel
might thus hurt the general market. Lack
of detailed information of the scope of
the Paris operation in United States Steel
left room for wide surmises. These were
directed most eagerly to the amount of the
accumulation of the stock Involved and
to the price paid for it. The remarkable
8-polnt Jump in United States Steel pre
ferred had no other explanation offered
for It than the increase In the security of
the return growing out of the expansion in
earnings. The whole market became very
buoyant and animated before the close,
but the influence ruling in all radiated
from the Impressive operations In the Har
rlman stocks and in United States Steel.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
$10,073,000. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Uutnber of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Salon. High. Low. Clow.
$1.1'A.
The high record marks for the season
were established In the corn market when
the Jnly delivery sold at 73c and the Sod-
teraber-at 69Hc. per bushel. The range for
tne pay. on July was between 72(iI72Hc and
December at 31.14.
CORN Receipts, 6.600 bu.; exports, 448 du.
Spot market easy. No. 2, 86c, elevator, and
82c. f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 white. 84Ho and
No. 2 yellow, tHc, t. o. b. afloat, all nom
inal. Option market was without transao-
73c. The market closed strong with prices tlons, closing lc net higher. July closed at
up-He to livfcc at tne nlgll point of the Savtc ana nepiemoer i ioc.
session.
Trade In oata mas nulet. Durlna- tha dav
July sold between 53Vifr53Hc and 63c. At
the olose prices were unchanged with July
at niXTioj'tiC.
i-roviaions were strong tna entire ses
sion and prices scored sharp Kaina. Sep
tember pork advancing to $20.00 per bar
rel, the highest point touched since the America. 21c
casn -product sold at that figure in 1906.
Closing quotations were aa follows:
Articles ! Open. IHIgh.l Low. Close. Yesy.
OATS Receipts, 68,000 bu.; export, 600
bu. Spot market barely steady. Mixed,
24 to 32 lbs., 62Hc, nominal; natural white,
25 to 32 lbs., 6265c; clipped white, 34 to 42
lb., 63VifHc . .
HAY Firm; No. a, wxg∾ gooa to
choice. $1.06. . . ,
HIDES Kasy; uogota, zuaiw, t-entrai
Wheat
July
Sept.
Dee.
Corn
July Sept,
tec.
Oat-
.luly
Sept,
Tre
Pork-
July
Sept.
Lard-July-Kept'.
Ribs
July ftept.
Julv
ept:
i 1 It.
II 10ff'4
J 1 08
72V4
68W
I - 3W
...I.
I 19 67HI
f ll 70
I
M 1
I
1 20 I
1 1'
1 08S
7S' I
58SI-
I I
1 1SH
1 001
1
1 184 1
1 10's
i osi
72(2!
asV
WUI
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, $13.50
S14.00; mess, $10 6011.00: beef hams. $24.00
26 00; packet. $12.0051 12.60; city, extra India
mess. $21 MVff21.60. Cut meats, firm; pickled
bellies. $11.7512.00; pickled ' hams. I12.U0C8'
-.. . v . . . - .. . ail icon iK. m-
IZ.DU. I.HIU, aicauy , itrni, .... n., ---
1 loaj fined, firm; continent, $11.86; South Amcr-
1 i2 tea. $12.40; compound. $7 .8708.25. Pork,
1 IV 1 1 . n AA-K ')! A. - li nr. .la...
73 71972
I
11 25
ia 67m
10 M
10 66
44
44', I
19 90
20 00
11 26
II 85
S'a. " t
Caen quotations wera as follows:
FLOUR-Firm.
RYE No. I, 85c.
BtTTRR'-Steady; . creameries. -324200;
sine. rrz4c.
KCIOS Receipts, 21.284 cases. Market
steady; at mark, cases Included. 19c; firsts.
i?c; prima firsts, zihc.
CHEESE Steady; daisies. mFrl8Uc
twine. 12tfl2He; young Americas, 13413c
long norns. l.TUTTljitc
POTATOES Firm: choice to fancy, 83
smi; fair to good, so&tiilo.
POULTRY Steady: turkeys. 15c; chick
en. 14c; spring, S30c.
VKA I y Steady: 60 to 80-10. weights, r7c
W to 85-lb. weights. 7ff8Ho; 85 to UO-lb.
weights, 8trV4o.
BARLEY Feed or mixing. 7677c; fair
to cnoioe malting. T71f7c.
SEEDS Flax, No. 1 southwestern. $1 57V4;
no. t norm western, si..,. Tiraotny. is.90.
Clover. $1010.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $1 87H
ft is as. i.ara. per n it., xii.jo. Short ribs,
sides (loose). $10.6ci10.66; short clear sides
(boxed). 8il.ooeil.lXH
Total elearancea of wheat and flour were
equal to 71.000 nushels. Primary receipt
were 156.000 bushels compared with 290.000
bushels tha correeponains day a year ago,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
three ear: corn, 31 cara; oats, 134 cars
hogs, 18.000 head.
St. Loala Oaaaral Market
8T. ions, Mo.. June L WHEAT
Firm: cash, hla-her: track: .No. I red. raah
1.63tLK: No. I hard. $1 3ri 47; July. $1.14
01 eeptemoer, i.ini.w.
CORN Higher; track: No. 2 cash, 78
T"4c; iNo. I wntte, mtgiric, Juiy, 7J7c;
Beptemoer. W)c.
OATR Firm: track: no. 1 eaan. R9c; No.
1 na 1 rirmer; lanmj, . -v.w..fci.w, .uvi,
I . , r,1 -r . . A ., I'lfl KM-fll 71i
TALLOW uuii; city, tiw per pag.,
5-, . .
K 11 c-irou.T B.I inn IIU.IK
creamery specials, 27i827Mic; official price,
27c; extras, 2V&2i)lic; thirds to firsts, 2lr
2iic.
niEESE-Btenay ana uncnanea.
EOOS Steady; Western, extra firsts,
21V-c: firsts, 0M?w2ic; seconds, zuc; south
arti firsts. IWc seconas, juviuo.
POULTRY Alive, easy; Chickens, oron-
oft'i&s tnuXm IfVftiimfac: dreaaed. ateadv:
. 1 11 ui 1 .h nb.ni hrniiers. attriMC : iowib. isasibVEC.
At s: n Mi u m
I I Kanaaa City Grain and Provisions.
KANSA8 CITY. Mo.. June I WHEAT
tTnh.r,..1- Kn i hard. 11.35(21.41: No.
12:5,, hard, U.SCol 40;. No. 2 red, U.4o1.66; No. 3
red 11.43(81.56.
CORN Steady ; No. 3 mixed. 7Z4c; ro.
(4
19 R74I
19 70
11 10
ViSHl44i,
4H 44
18 87H! 19 474
10 62HI 10 2Sj 10 63H! 10 80 I 10 50
l 10 Si 1(1 Bi"A 10 50
10 K3V4j 10 47H! 10 60
10 56 I 10 47HI 10 60
-Steady
mixed. 72'4'?r"2c; No. 1 white, 73c; No. 3
white. 72Hi72"o.
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 6aic
No 1 mixed. 67(S68c.
HAY Unchanged; cnoioe iimotny, i WKf
13.60; choice prairie, iz.uwjj u.a; cnoice al
falfa, $15 753-18.75.
BUTTER creamery, Zivtc; nrsis, inc
aeenndn. WAo; packing stock, 17HC.
ROUS Extras, ec; nrsts. we; current
receipts. 18c; seconds and dirties, 17c. ,
Options at jvansas tur:
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 7,000 25.000
Corn, bu lw 0"0
Oats, bu o,uwj la, ww
Options at Kansas City:
Articles. Open. H1gh. Low. Close.
Wheat I I I
Julv, 1118s 1US 110S1 1 IVi
Sept 1 04V 1 04S 1 WHil 4"4B
Deo 1 02VI 1 03S1 1 02S4I I 03A
Corn 1 I
July 70l n 70 71H
Sept., 84Si i iA
Dec 64 A 1 Wj ti 634
1
Mlaaeapolls Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS,. Minn.. Juna3.-WHEAT
July. $1.29T,al.S0; September 81.MN4
I 107; December, 81 oh4. uasn: ro. 1 nard
II l.iKfn S4: No. 1 northern. $l.S2Vfl'l.U4
No. 1 northern. fl.801.814; No. f north
ern. $1 28Vk ISO"-
FLAX Closed, 1 M"
Ft RAN In bulk. $2350324 00.
FLOUR First patents, $.40m.80: second
patents, $ 00. iirst Clears. fi.uo.2i;
second clears, j.kjn.
I.lverpoel Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 3. WHEAT No
! white. 1H462; July. 51V4c; September. T- westarn wlntar. spot nominal. Fu
t3LC. ... tures. quiet; July, 8s UV. September, 8a
RTF Nominal : 85c : t'ecemoer, aa a.
CORN foot. nrm; new. American,
mixed, via Oalveston, as 7d. Futures,
quiet; July, 6s 6Vd; tiepteniber, 5s 6d.
FLOUR-Steady; red winter, $6 5047.00:
extra fancy and straight, 86.75jr-, hard
winter clears, 84.7Vtr 10
SEEP Timothy, tl.fS J.25.
CORN MEAL 43.80.
BRAN Lower; sacked, east track, $1 77.
HAY-rirmer; Umothy, $14.00818.00; prai
rie. 810r?rU5O
BAOOINO 7c.
IIKMI' TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Porit. higher; Jobbing.
tll. Lard, higher; prime steam, $11.0m3
H 10. Dry salt meats, firm; boxed extra
short. $11.60; clear ribs, $11.60; short clears,
sit ! Bacon firm: boxed extra snort,
12 60; clear ribs. $12 60; short clears, $121.".
tVCLl ftY 6tady; chickens, UVo; ,
Peoria Oral Market.
PEORIA, ill.. June 1 CORN Higher;
No. 1 yellow, 75c; No. 3 yellow, 76c; No.
I lie: No. 4. 74a.
OATS Higher; No. $ white, KW4359c; No.
4 wnue, MSo. , - . , ,
Mtlwaakeo Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 3 WHEAT No. 1
northern. i.iYkl M: No. northern,
$1 3311.34: July. $1 1'. bid.
OATH-Siandard. 69Vt'iiOc.
. BARLEY eamplsa, 7JWHO.
AllhvChilmart pt
Amaliamatet roppar ,
American Agricultural ....
Amarlcan Bet Sugar. 1
Amaiican Cm pfd
Am. C. A V., ax-al
An. Cotton Oil
Am. H. A It. pfd
Am. Ice Becurltlea,
Amerlcaa Llmaad
American l.oeorootly 7, . .'. .
Am. s. ft R
Am. a. A R pfd
Am. Sntar Radnlnf ........
Am. T. A T
Am. Tobacco pfd...,
Amarlcan Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic Coaat Llna
Baltimore A -Ohio
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Bethlehem Btael
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadlao Paclfle
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central nf New Jersey
Cheiapeake A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago A N, W
C., M. A Bt. P
C, C, O. A St. L
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A So
Colo. A Bo. let pfd
Colo, A So. 2d pfd
Conaolldated Gas
Com Products
Delaware A Hudson ,
Denver A Rro Grande
D. A R. O. pfd
Distillers' Securities
Erie
KHe 1st pfd
Oanersl Electric. ei-di...
Oreat Northern pfd
Great Northern Or etfs...,
Illinois Central
lntarbordugh Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester ...
International Marina pfd.,
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas GHjr 80
K. C. 80. pfd
LoulsTllle A N
M.nn A St. Louis
M.. St. P. A 8. i. M
Missouri Psclflo
M., K A T
M., K. A T. Pfd
National Blacutt
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. in pfd. ..
New York Central
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
P., C. C. A Bt. L
Pressed Bteel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Bteel Spring
Reading
Republic Bteel
Republte Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
61. U I I. f M pfd
Bt. Louis S W
Bt. U S. W. pfd
tloss-Bheffteld 8. A I
Southern Paclfle
So. Pacific pfd i.
Southern Railway
Bo. Railway pfd
Tennessee rapper
Texas A Paclfle
T-, St. L A W
T . St. U A W. pfd
Union Paeirto
In ion paclflo pfd
t'. B. Realty
V. 8. Rubber
V. a SI eel.
V. B. Steal pfd
I'teh Cooper
Va -Carolina Chemical ....
Wabash
Wabash pfd .'
Western Maryland
Wesilnghouse Klertrto ....
Westera Union
Wheeling A L. E
Wisconsin Central
Total sales fur the day.
RUBBER
too
. 88.00
a.no
4. K00
l.no
5. io
14,400
1,7'10
-no
4,MV)
' 4.W '
IS,!
1. TWO
900
i.ano
(00
M'-s,'lH
44H
9H
814
67'
4
48 4
1714
1KI
1HH
11214
leu
102
48
88 14
804
6i
U
43
S7U.
i'V.
s.H
3'Vi
in
iw4 1rlt
Ww
Milt II
13a u-i
4,400 61 ,
W.ooo ims
800 104,
TOO 12S
1.000 lit
100
-1.800
8.600
t.m
7.2O0
00
iM.io
1,700
4.400
82t
79H
114 '
S4
104 n
79V4
71 H
4't
4.20O 188.
14,700 lf4A
400 7 4
1S.00
1.S00
400
200
1.400
7,900
4'0
t.toa
1.200
800
18.S0O
4.000
1.100
42
64
88
son
144
140
101a
109
104
1!8
1144
e.i4
29
78
is:4
104
'iit
70'4j
44
14H
va
78
44
4
82
8014
148V4
24,
193 "4 1M
M74 50
8'4
404
354
6iV4
10, X) 14t
8J.70O 764
1 8(0 148
1.800 144
tit
40
84
42
10914
140
IOC
94
514
JJU!
1W
ii4
H4
78 H
183J4
1811
is
79
714
I8S4
1.1 J T,
7a4
42.4
SSV4
S014
14
18JH
421
14744
4'4 'f1
1,004
too
1.400
t.&iU
$.900
700
$.800
too
4ot4
2i
414
114
47.
73
l.4"0 140t4
404 644
1.000.'
14.400
l,m
800
eiioo
100
140
7Vj
43
73
;
IWS
13.100 1324
a. 100 fvi4
1,400
1,000
14,500
19 300
4.100
89 V
Ik
14844
80
187H
114 '
i.400 4S
"i!of""44'
111,5u0 1M'4
11.000 914,
, 8.700
, 80,000
8.400
, 1.400
, t.soo
, 4.900
, i.eoo
,306. too
4
31
71V4
28V4
Tl4
8444
13044
4.700 138
11.800 t."4
l.jO
, 1.000
. 1.400
300
, 1.100
.148.800
, 1.100
JO
. l.
.3W.000
. 40 10
. I.0OO
, 11,400
. i.000
. 14 10
. 85 . J ")
. 1.309
, 1.4u0
70-4
4!4
8444
6214
70
3
84
404
4H
1M4
63
IV4
us
6444
23 '
8444
76
14T
1M4
454
8n4
24 4
!4S
40'
81 4
444
7.3
K
6444
18744
76 4
43
75
wii
634
13144
141 "4
88 44
81
147S
2944
1!&4
114
'4444
1--8V4
31
Sl4
49
4644
2744
8H
8344
12444
12714
314
70
41 4
834
U
ltS
7S
8344
84
T44
U24
HH
62"
M44
S3
8.14
74
ton 6)44
1,4X8.600 ahsree.
6
147T4
is
4F44.
H4
lo4
41a
3144
4
is
13144
01
1394
.44
18
II H
44
na
1314
W44
89
814
14kVs
Wa
11414
91
46
187
44
166
3144
i
'1-4
40 44
.74
. I014
04 14
ia'144
1414
l"l
- 70
4J4
14
n44
(94
lis 14
7i4
aj
4044
12'S
H-J44
i!44
4
11
3'4
74
10
69
STOCK
OS
BOt'HSE
Plan Is Aaaeajnreil 4 List 50,000
Haarea Tkrosgh Preach 8rndlrate
NEW YORK, Juris S.-A plsn to list th
first preferred slock of the I'nited btatca
Rubf-er company on trie I'arls bourse was
announces today. A French, syndicate ha
acquired 60. UJ0 shares of the Mock, havln
a par value of to. 000. 000, and It was aiated
that the negotiations to list the stork 1
Paris practically have been concluded.
w York Mlalnsl Stocks.
NEW YORK, June I. Closing quotation!
n mining siocks W4T:
All'
Brantwlrk Can. ..
Com. Tunnel atock
4a boa da
Can. Cel. A Vs....
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
eot feres.
.223 Leadvllle Con.
4 'Utl'e Chief ..
ft Mexttan
Lte Ontario
, 41 Oi,hlr
U Sl.n.Fil
(....Ill Tellow Jacket'
. 4
. 1
. 73
3.V)
.125
.1M
. 44
Treissrr Statrraeat.
WA8Hluru.. June 3 Today's state
ment or the treasury balances in the gen
Krar York Money Market.
NEW TORK. June 8. MON ET-On call.
ev, lVnJ per cent; rutins; rate, 1T per
cent; clostns; Mil. l4j per cent; offered St
V per cent. Time Irmns. sort snd fslrry
S'tlve; sixty days. Zf2 per cent; ninety
days. 2V'i per cent; six months, fit.i
per cent.
t ltl.MK MMll A. 1 ILC1 I'At'tK-Jl-U
per cent.
STK1U.INO EXCHANGE Ptronff, with
actual business in bankers' bills at tl vC0
434 SS30 for Huty-day hills snd at I.S4 tor
demand : oommerrUI bills, $1 Wr 4 !W.
811. VEU Par. rSc; Mexican dollars. 44o.
BONPS Government, steady; railroad.
firm.
Clrislna- quotations on bonds today were
s follows:
V. B. ref. Is, rf....li1V4 Japan 4a
do coupon lolti do 44s
V. 8. 3 n-g l'U4 do 2d series
dn coupon lot L. 9. deb. 4s 1SS1..
t. B. 4s, reg 11841, A N. an!. 4s ...
do coupon 121 M , K. A T. 'st es
Allls-Chsi. 1st 6f 88 de 1st A ref. 4e.
Am. Ag 6s 10O do gen. 44s
Am. T. A T. cv. 4s..loj'4 y0. Paclfle 4a
Am Tobacco 4s M'4 N T. C. g. 84s ...
do ts IM dn deh. Is
Alrhlson gen 4s 1014 N. T Cltr 4H new .1114
HO S. L. 1st 4s 84 N. T., N. H. H.
do cv. 4 11044 cv. ...13vl
1o cv. 6 Ill K A W. 1st con. 4s. W
At. C. L 1st 4s M4 do cv. 4s
Bsl. A tlhlo 4s I'4 No. Pacific 4s 1'tt14
"no 3s e do 8s 78
do I W. 344S 91 41 S. It. rfda. 4s S6U
Brk Tr. cv. 4s 88 penn. rv. ts 19U...
can. so. 1st t 1M,. do con. 4a ins
Central of Ot. 6s 11144 Resdlna sun 4t loo
Central Leather 6s.... si4 St. L. A S. P. fg. H. f
". of N. J. g. 8s. ...1874 St. L. S. W. c. 4s.... Si
Chea. A Ohio 414s. .. .1044 do 1st gold 4s M4
tnirsao A A. Its 7S4a Kesbotrd A. I. Is
C, B. A Q. . 4s ejo. Pacific rol. 4s
C. M. A 8. P. g I4tt 91 do 1st ref. 4t....
. H. I. a P. c. 4s.. 901480. Rsllwsjr ts
do col. ns 934 do gon. 4s
do rf'lt- 4t !k Cnlon Pacific ia
CCC. A St. u. g. 4s. 974 do cv.
94 '4
9H
4
,1)'4
88
41 "4
83 "4
93 14
-'
Colo. Ind. 61
rolo Mid. 4s
C. A 8. r. A e. 44a
"U. M. cv. 4a .
do 1st ref, 4s..
D. A R. O. 4s..
Distillers' 6s
Erie p. 1. 4
00 sen. 4a
do cv. 4t series A
78 do 1st A ref. 4s
H
11!
83 V4
I1W84
Hi S
... r4 C. 8. Rubber 9t ctfs..lo
ks. ""tl , B. steel Zd 6 I W44
.10444 Vs. -earn. chem. 6a... W4
101 wahssh let 5s. 11244
1744 do 1st A . 48.
77T4 Western Md. 4a,...
OH West. Elec. cv. 6s.
7844 Wis. Central 4a ...
Armour 4a w. 1
4
. 83
. 4
. St
. s4
.100
.1014
?l'4
do serlet R 75 0.. R. A O a. 4s
Oen. Elec. cv. 6s 144 C. A O. ref.ts ;.. ,
III. Ccn. 1st ref. 4s.. . 10014 D. A R. O. ref. 6s
Int. Met. 44is 78 N. R. r. of M. 444a.. :
Int. M. M. 4s 74i R. I. A S r 91 V
K. C. Po. 1st 3s 14 44 So. Pac. cv. etfs ....101V
Offered
Bid.
Boston Storks and Bonds,
BOSTON. June 3 Money, call loans. 214
6f3V4 per cent; time loans, 4VR6 per cent.
Official closing;
Atchison adj. 4s 83 AtJsntlc I
do 4s 10014 butte Coalition 2444
Atrhlsoii ' loo. Csl. A Anion 108V4
do pfd 10444 Csl. A Heels 8S0
Boston A Allienv :.!4i Centennial 2
Boston A Maine... ...141 topper Rang 8244
Plti-hburg pfd
N. Y., N. H. A H
Union Pacific. ....
Am. Arge. Chem.,,
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube...
Amir. Bugar ,
So pfd
Am. T. A T
Am. Woolen ...1..
do pfd
Dominion t. A 8 37U. oeola .
Edison Elec. It I u 117 Parrot
Oenersl Electrlo lf7 44 Qulncy
Mass. Kiectrio. ....... l2"4Hhannon
Mass. Gas ..... 44 Tsmsrsck
United fruit 136H Trinity
United 8. M 61441'nltcd Copper....
do pfd 80 V. 8. Mlnlne
V. 9. Steel 8874 V. 8. Oil..,
oo pro. .1ZI14 litan
Adventure 9 Victoria
Alloues 40 Winona
Amalgamated 87 Wolverine
Arlmna Com 42
i-dlvidend.
HOVi Pair West 744
i'4a Franklin 14
.11'4 Omnhjr 104
. 43e)rene Cananet ...... 10
. ! Isle Royal 284
. K44 Msss. Mining 94
lJi4t Mlchlasn H
.127 Mohswk (Ml
.140 Mont. C. A C 2.1
. JSV4 Nevada : 12x1
10.1 Old Dominion 6444
..lis
.. 364
.. 90
..
.. 7'
.. It
.. S-4
.. 10
.. ft
.. 42'4
.. I
.. 5H
..148
London Stock Market.
LONDON. June 3. United States Steel
monopolized the attention ot traders in the
early dealings today. These shares opened
HKher, but later lost their Initial gains.
i ne rest or mo list movea sluggishly and
at noon showed llttlu change from yester
day's New York closing.
London closing stocks
Consols, money.
do account,.
Anaconda , ....
Atchison '
do pfd .... .
8444 M.. K. A T
. 8444 N. Y. Central
.'"'0i Norfolk A W ,
. lUAi tr. itM
..107V4(intsrlo A W.
Baltimore. A Ohio. . . .118H Penntrlvanta
Canadian Pacific. ... .144 Rind Mines....
. 43
.1S414
- 81 14
. 9C
'HI
. 10 '4
. 79
Chesspeake A O...... 8044 Reading
Chicago O. W 6 Southsra Ry
Chi.. Mil. A 8t. P. ..157 do pfd
De Been.: '144 Southern Pacific
Denver A Rio O...... 61 Mi Untea Paclflo....
do pfd... o 4o aid
Etle ir-Oi 8. Pleol
do 1st pfd.; 6344 do pfd
.. sav, wsMsn
,'. :4 do pfd...
..1M144 Branish 4a
LoutsVllle A N. 14JM Am.! Conner-.. .
iL.vttK-ar. nun at X4V.0 per Ounce.
wunni-iitoti.per eent.
The rale of discount In the nnen mirbu
for short and three months' bills is 1SI
per cent. ... . . , -,, , -
do M nfd.
Grand Trunk.....
Illinois Ontral.
....iii
...18444
..,.10044
.... 44
. . ..LeS
,...'8.1
.... 5444
.... 48
t.aeaf Ssrcarltleev
Ouofatinns furnished hv RAm.taii rti.M..
, .. c 1 1 u... . . 1. y 1 1 - nil. . t ttmi
ji .. on iuia Line Juius-
Cudshy Packing Co. St. 1934
Columbus, Neb., E. L. 6s, 1026
City ot Omsha bonds 44s, 19-9
Cltr of Omaha 6a. lslt
Douglas oounty 4a, 1928
Gate City Malt Co. 4
Kansaa City Ry. 6a 1819
Ksnsss City R. A L. pfd..
Nebraska Telephone stock t
Omsha tlas 6s, 1917
Omaha E. L. A P. 6s. 1S3...
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. is. 1814
Omaha A C. B. Bt. Ry. 6s. 1931
Omaha A O. B. Bt. Ry. pfd. 6
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. com. 4
Omaha A C. B, St. Ry. A B. pfd, 4.
Omaha Water Co. 6a 1944).
Omaha Water Co. 1st pfd. ..
Omsha B. of T. B Co. pfd. t
Omsha B., P. Ar T. Co 6s 1911
Psclllo T. ft-.T. 6s, 1937.,...
Swift A Co
Sheridan Coal 4s, 1428
South Omaha Bewer 444t, 1838.
Bloux City Block Vsrdt pfd 4
Union Stock Yards Co., Omaha. 4...
Bid. Asked.
. M 9-j
. 9444 9j
. 10844 lbs4
. lot 1U244
. 10244 I"-
, 9!Vj
64
744
1
100
100
tt
49
444
in
9944 101
9844 100
4844
M
-,. 46
. 94
53
100
(4
47
M
102
90
' 7H 974
10914 10944
44) 100
100V4 101 ;
e SU
. NVj 94
0MAD1 LIVE STQU MARKET
Beef Steeri Are Slow and Weak to
Ten Cents lower.
HOGS CONTINUE ON THE UP GRADE
TSot Knows, h Sheep or I.a mha to Make
Market, Balk ot Receipts Be
tas; roaelaned Direct to
rockers.
ROl'TH OMAHA, Neb, June 3. 1W
Receipts were: Cattle. Hons Shepp.
Official Monday 1.312 4.937 LJ-tS
Official Tuesday 4.127 &.971 2. 133
Official Wednesday B.IM 12.47 il
Ultimate Thursday a.iuu I4.ixsj s.ow
Four days this week. .13.S70
Pame days last week 15. If-rJ
Same days 2 weeks ago. .18,2X3
Same days 3 weeks ago..lii Ot!0
Same days 4 weeks ago..22.irl
Same days last year....H,iT7
The following; table shows the receipts'
of csttle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for 4he year to tfttte, compared with last
year. iwh ii0. Inc. Deo.
Cattle 8S.4 87,1,(1-6 26.a
Mors 1.189.3! t37S.3 83.9C6
Sheep f)14,7S9 "17,688 t,995
The following; table shows tha average
price of hoa-s at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons.
41.3 t.!W
44. MS Mil
81,129 10. 7M
fct.ftxi 13. .IS!
87.723 13 R40
45,703 2,163
Date. I 10. 1.1Ip97.106.1906.1904. 11903.
May 24...
May 26..
May 86..
May 07...
Mar
May
May
May 31.
June 1.
June t.,
June 3..
33.
30,.
7 I 1H 22 S 17 4 35
7 1M (14 6j 32 6 1 4 34 6 04
7 144 fi It s 27 5 19 4 8:1 6 93
7 V3Vi I 20 S 90 6 17 4 47 t 77
7 011, 6 28 5 B2 8 r. 4 49 B 72
T03H(27&462U
B36016 8.)S17 4t)3tSl
T 11 6 03 8 82 6 13 4 n0
7 13 E 351 6 40 29 8 09 4 (3 6 93
T Whi 6 29 31i H 4 4l 6 07
5 23 6 06 I I 19 4 49 , 5 t9
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Shi-cp H'r's.
C, M. & St. P. ........ 1 6
Wabash 1 3 1
Missouri Pacific 1 8 , 1
Union Pacific 18 41 2 . 2
C. & N. W. (east).. 0 11
C. A N. W. (west).. 2fl W! 1,1
C. St. P. M. & O ... 5 14
C, B. & y. (east).. 751
C, B. & Q (westl.... 29 4
C H. I. ft P. (east) . I 5
C R. I. & P. (.west) 1 2
Illinois Central 1 2 .. " ..
c, a. w 3 4
Total receipts W 199 10 6
The cMsposttton of the dav's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated.
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
Omaha. Packing Co ?0
Swift and Company 67a
Cudahy Pkg. Co 6tW
Armour & Co 4U0
Swift and Co., St L.. .....
Cudahy Pkg. Co., K. C
Cudahy Co., Ft. Worth 340
Hill & Son 9ti
F. P. Iwls 20
J. B. Root & Co......... 5R
J. H. Bulla 16
Lehmer Bros 7
Rwsrts Brns .....
Bodden
Cudahy Bros.,
Other buyers 126
2.1SH
6,22(1
2 770
3,913
40
2S7
2'(7
209
308
114
l,li)7
296
Bank Clearlnars.
OMAHA, .lima TtanU ol...l
. .- -- v,.i iima iur 10-
day were 32,770,4ii5.o3 and for tha corre
sponding date last year 12,296,331.88.
' ' Cotton Market.
KTTW VORIf Ti,ra J-irvrtwrT ,m
market opened steady at a decline of 2
- v. - - - - uavo ui points anil
t-lllAH I.MCltlllB i ... . . k. , ,
i aula, uuiiiif. tne variy seBBlon,
wlth Hi. , ii . . m n . , . , . , , . , .
..-ci.uu rti-uvs inontns
worked about 2 to 3 points net higher early,
but the market eased and during the mid
dle of the morning was fluctuating within
a point or so of last night's finals. Cables
were lower than due. and private acreage
and condition reports compared bear
lshly with earlier Ideas, but continued
mine u-a-A ......... i ...... M .
- " i.iuiiim ill caatri 11 ana t C II I Til
Sections and thnr SMtmnt ... 1
.. . w . . . u .V w P.1U11.
support on soft spots.
npot ciosea tjuiet, 15 points higher; mid
dling uplands, 11.60c; middling gulf, 11.76c.
No sales.
IT1, i T tr.
-''- wjmicu .vca.i i. w u no, lu.jej OXiered
July, 10.92c; August, 10.87c; September, 10.8e.
( 1 , . , K inuu. i ... v i
.v. u. , avwv, ..cuciuwci, iv.oju; January.
10.78c; March, lO.SOc.
ual,v i,STOP, Juna 8. COTTON Steady,
ivrraj,";.
NEW ORLEANS, June 3. COTTON-
"i"'"' "cisi aictiuy; low orainary, T j-lc
nominal; ordinary, 8c. nominal; good ordi
nary, 8 7-16c; low middling, 10 816c; mid
dling, 10',c; good middling, llVie; mid
dllng fair, 11&,C; fair, 12Hc nominal. R
celpts. 3.332 bales; stock. 150,196 bales.
HT. LOUIS, June 8. COTTON Quiet
" 1 ' , irceipis, Win
bales; ahipmenU, bvi bales; stock, 30 22t
hi.la
Wool Market.
BOSTON, June 3. WOOL The hreortth
and strength of the local wool market la
its principal feature and the fevel of values
Is practically back to that which obtained
three years mo. The leading quotation
range as follows: Kentucky, Indiana and
Missouri, three-eighths blood, 46c; quarter
blood. 84tt37c. Scoured .alues, Texas fine.
12 months, 63g67c; fine 8 to 8 months, 6fcjy
BOc: fine fall, 63&6.r,c. California Northern.
SitkSc; middle country, 56&ti8e; tall free,
4f4i4Xc. Oregon Eastern No. 1, staple, rM,
70c; eastern clot bring, 60t2c; valley, No.
I, 63tfj5c. Territory, fine staple, 74ifi77;;
fine medium staple, 83ff72o; fine clearing.
6t'titi8c; fine medium vlearing. 4ti66c; half
hlood. 67riic; three-eik'nths-blood. o7ri7o.
Quarter blood, 66'ti3c. Pulled.'extra, "tin 72c;
fine, (Xynioc; super, SfVasie.
ST. LOUIH. June .-V'OOt-rnchanged;
territory and western mediums, 24i-29c; fine
mediums, 22S27c; fine, 1628c.
Important
Change
of
Time
Sunday,
June 6th
Horninc Vraln'
to Lincoln
CHICAGO-NEBRASKA LIMITED
Leave Oninlm 8:30 A. M.
Arrive Lincoln 10:10 A. M.
Iioave Lineolu 4:0o V. M.
Arrive Omaha 5:47 P. M.
r.lorning Train
to Chicago
THE MOUNTAINEER
IiOave Omaha ........... .7:4- A. M.
Arrive Chicago' 9:33 P. M.
New Train to
Colorado
THE MOUNTAINEER
Leave Omaha 3:00 A. M.
Arrive Denver t ....... , '. .5:55 P. M.
Train No. 13 Chicago-Nebraska
Limited, will arrive Omaha 8:05 a. in.
instead of 8:35 a. ra.
Train No. 16 Iown Ieal, will leave
Omaha 6:40 a. m. instead of 7 a. m.
. Train No. 64 Iowa Local, will leave
Omaha 10:35 a.' m. (ex. Sun.) instead
of 11 a.m.
Train No. 8 Rocky Mountain Lim
ited, will leave Omaha 3:10 a. m. in
stead of 3:00 a. m.
G. S. PENTECOST, Dlv. Pass. Agt.
14th and Farnam, Omaha, Neb.
CosTes Market.
NEW TORK. June 1 COFFEE Futures
closed net unchanged to five points lower,
with the late months relatively steady.
Local sales were ft,760 bags, including July
at f6( to and March at $6 96. pot mar
ket, (inlet: No. T Kin. 71frftc: No. 4 Santos,
9c, Mild, quiet; Cordova, frl2V
Ualath Urals Market.
TU'Ll'TU. Minn.. June Wheat July,
II 2V September. 11.144,: No. 1 northern,
HOT'.: No. 3 northern, L2S7t
OATS 57 c
Totals 2.IS61 13,712 2,182
CATTLE Receipts ot cattle this morn
ing were not very heavy, only 98 cars being
reported In, but the way feeling was on
the market, the supply was plenty large
enough to meet all requirements.
The trade on beef steers opened Blow and
continued that way all the morning. As,
to prices the general tendency was lower,
salesmen as a rule quoting It as weak to
10c lower. This means that the market Is
now around 1626o lower for the week. The
decline has been most noticeable on the
heavy cattle, light cattle of good quality
holding up the best.
Cows and heifers were also slow sale and
heavy oows oould safely be quoted as
weak to 104160 lower than the olose of last
week. Choice stuff on the hslfsr order has
held. up. the beat of all, there not being
very much- chang on that kind.- -
As has been the Case every dav of late-
there were only a very lew stackers or
feeders In sight and in consequence of
tha meager- offerings there was no quot
able change In the market, ;
Quotations on cattle: flood to choice
corn-fed steers .30.66; fair;, to good
cornfed steers, $5.0(86.30; common to air
corn tea steers, o. uu good to choice
cows and heifers, P.40&-6.25; fair to good
cowe and heifers, 4.&0itf6.40; common to
fair cows and heifers, jJ.W.W; good to
choice stockers and feeders, M.4U425 &0; fair
to good stockers and feeders, $4 6x3'4.40;
common to fair stockers and feeders, 3.00
434.00; stock heifers, $3.26fi4. 40; veal calves,
M 0007.26; bulls, stags, etc.. 3.60a6.5o.
i-iuus neceipts or hosts were verv larsre
today, about 200 cars being reported In,
but they evidently looked small to buyers,
the way they went after them. The mar
ket opened strong to 6c higher and fairly
active at tha advance. As it became ap
parent that packers evidently wanted a
good many hogs and as they began buying
everything aa fast as they could get to It.
the market showed still further strength,
closing 6&10c higher than yesterday. The
nogs sold very largely at 17.10W7.S5 and on
up as high as $7.60 for the best heavy. The
advance If anything was the most notice
able on the light and medium weight hog.?,
loans ot good quality snowing more gain
than the best heavy. Pretty much every
thing had changed hands by 10 o'clock or
soon after.
Today's advance carries the market to
the highest point touched so far tkls year
and to the highest of any time since 1!32.
BHEEP-R celpts on paper and the num
ber of sheep actually on tiale this morning
were materially different. With all of the
estimated receipts In the hands of com
mission men, total offerings would have
been meager at best,' but the bulk of sheep
was consigned direct to packers, and, as
was the case yesterday, there was not
enough live mutton on the open market to
make a test of values.
Such as was offered, however, moved
at comparatively steady prices. Outside of
choice string or spring latriDs mat sola
at $10.00, the quality of supplies on am
average was even trasny. some oi tne
best clipped lambs on sale here today
brought only 6.K5, while a car of feeding
lambs were weighed up at $5.00. The ab
sence of choice killing stuff has character
ised this market In a greater or less de
cree recently and of course the demand
for this clars of stock Is generally more
vigorous and prices paid are much higher,
nnalltv considered, than prices realised on
Interior grades. Today's sale of spring
lambs is a typical evidence of this feature
nf the market.
it miarht be well to call attention to the
fact that the bulk of supplies consigned
direct to packers today were bought up
on the Bt. Louts ana nsntas iiy mr
u.ia One car of stock, consigned direct,
consisted of Tennessee lambs. This is per
haps tho first time In the history of the
market that Tennessee' lambs have found
their way to -South Omaha and only em
phasizes the urgency of the demand and
unusually scam rei tiin..
(mntaiinns nn dlDoed sheep and lambs:
Good to choice lambs. t7.76&8-2&; fair to
good lambs. 7 4SW.76; good to choice light
yearlings. .26.T6; good to choice heavy
yearlings, 6.7&1 25; good to choice wethers,
ii iiri hv fair id arood wethers. tD.5O&s.O0;
good to choice awes. 6 C6ftf6 40; fair to good
ewes. 6&0a.SO; eulls and bucks, 2.0O'uS.0l.
wooled lambs: Good to
choice minus. .t44 " aw '".
$8.35&.b5.
Bloax Cltr Live Stock Market,
SIOl'X CITY. Ia., June J. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 500 head; mar
ket stead i-: beeves. t5.OUa7.00; fat cows and
heifers. 4.004j6.00: canners and cutters. J2.50
((1175; bu'ls. H(Xjj5.W; veaia, .uurgi,.i);
feeders, Mi&.2i; yearllngH. )3.00fto.OO;
stncatnra. 13.00fi4.75: heifers. 12 50f&ti.7t.
HOOS Receipts. 6,300 head; market
strong; rsnge of prices, RKO-7.40; bulk of
sales. 7.0w&7.2j.
Ht. Josepa Live Stock Market.
FT. JOSEPH. June 3. CATTLE- Re
ceinis. 1.400 head. Market steady steers,
t4 60(i6.76; rows and heifers, $J 50j ,S0;
calves. 350a7..
HOUS Receipts, 7,500 head. Market 5c
higher; top. 1750. hulk of sales. J7.10iiJ7.38.
SHEEP AND LAM118 Receipts. I"i0 head
Market steady; lambs, 7 OOQifUs.
Kaaaas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., June S CATTLE
Receipts, 1,400 head. Including 1,000 head
southerns: market steady to 6c higher
choice export and drenxrd beef steers, ti.20
til 00: fair to good, 7filr; western
steers, $S65fie) 75; stockers and feeders, 11 15
45 60, southern steers. $4 2is.e; Houthern
cows, 13.01K84.40, native cows, KOUtfu.lO;
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to Seattle
Over a New Route
The Great Northern Express leaves Omnha at 11:50 p. m.
daily for Spokane and Seattle, going via Billings and Great
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the great falls of the Missouri at Great Falls, Mont., and the
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canyons and enchanting splendors of the Cascade Mountains.
Round trip tickets Omaha to Seattle and return this summer
$50.00; for $15.00 additional you can return via the Shasta Route
through California and scenic Colorado.
The Burlington offers a greater diversity of routes to the
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through trains from Nebraska Seattle two daily.
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native heifers, I3.75f5.65; bulla, 3.4056.00;
calves, $3.7587.00.
HOGS Receipts. 10.000 head; market fw
ion hisrlier: top. S7.471: bulk of sales. 16.95'a1
7.45; heavy, 7.S5&)7.474: packers and butch
ers, J7.A&&7.45; light, 6.t)oaTi.au; Pi6.
.75.
SHEEP ANP LAMBS Receipts, 6,000
head; market, waSoc lower; lambs, $6.swv
8.75; yearlings, $5.75(87.25; wethers, $n.00(fi
6.50; ewes, $4.50(86.10; Blockers and feeders,
$3.255.00; Texas muttons, $4.60fc'-0.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hoa Higher . Sheep
Weak to Lower.
CHICAGO. June. 3 CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at -4.5O0 head. Market steady.
Kteera. IS.50W7.ir: cows. I4.0Wu.7: heifers.
$3.604i6.7o; bulls. $4.255 75: calves, $3.00&7.40;
stockers and feeders, j.juo.'jo.
HOGS Receipt b, estimated at is.ouu neaa.
Market 6c to 10c higher. , Choice , neavv
packers, $7.60ii;7.6o; butcher steers, Jfv.ooqj
7 si): llirht mixed. I7.25ffl7.35: choice llsht,
$7.357.45; packing, $7,464)7.66; rlga. $5-25iS7.00
Uulk of sales, 7.4(ko(-m-
SHEEP AND LAM US iteceipis, esu-
mated at 10,000 head. Market weak to wc
lower. . Sheep, $3.7&7-00; lambs, $rt.769.7i.;
spring lambs, $8.0GfiU.l!5; yearlings, $7.00Jj(.16.
St. I.oals Live Stork Market.
ST. LOI.-I8. June 3. CATTLE Receipts,
8.009 head, including 600 Texans; market
ateadv; native shipping ana export emeu,
$S 2&U7.00; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$5.50b4.5; steers under 1.000 pounds, $4.50irt
5.75; Blockers and feeders, $4.00f5.35; cows
and heifers, $3 601.40; canners, $2.003 00;
bulls. $4.15ii5.25; calves. $5.007.35; Texas
and Indian steers, $4.6O&5.70; cows and heif
ers, $2.7&l&6.40. .
HOOK Receipts, 7,200 nean. Maraet w
hltrher: dIks and lights, $4.75aj!7 .40; packers.
t7.iKsU7.86; butchers snd best heavy, $7.4
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BHEE1 AMI i.Aaino-ncicii'i., w..-
head; market, 15c to 260 lower. Native mut
tons. $4 .2f.4iS.35; lambs, $6.60(fi9.10; culls and
bucks, $4.2i.25; 'stockers, $2.504j4.00.
I S4ocU in Slht.
Receipts of live stock at the si principal
unchanged. Lake, $13.37Vtgn3.S2H: electroly
tic, $13.12Vn13 87H: castlnK, $13.00112t. Lead
advanced to 13 3p d in London. Locally
it was steady and unchanged at $4,fo2.4fr.
Spelter was tinchanKed at 22 2s W in Lon
don. Locally It was firm -and a shade
hlKher at $5,204rt.26. The English' Iron mar
ket was unchanged, .with standard foundry
quoted at 4hh lOVid. The local market re
mained steadyi No 1 foundry northern!
$1(1.0016.50; No. 1, $15,754(16.26; No. 1 south
ern and No. 1 southern, soft. $16.00ai6J5.
ST. U)llS,l June . -METALS Lead,
higher at $1.35 spelter, higher at $5.17.
SnRar aad Molasses.
K'!iWYORK. June t. SUGAR Raw,
steady; fair refining, .42c; centrifugal. 96 :
teat, 8K2c; molasses sugar, 3.17c refined,
steady; crushed, 6.65c; powdered, 6.05c;
granulated, 4.115c.
4 nickinjsou .. la Haspende'.'.-, i -
CHICAGO, III., June. A A notice Tif "sus
pension for. debt" of John Plckln9o7 he
stock and grain broker of New York nd
I'IiUbko, was posiedon tha board pf trade
here today.. -The falluri of'John Dlcittnson
& tjo. occurred several weeks agd,?. i,:t, ' '
markets yesterday:
South Omaha.
Sioux City ....
St. Joseph ....
Kansas City ..
St. Ixuis
Chicago
- Totals
Cattle.
2,100
.. 500
,. 1.4O0
, i.400
, $.000
, 4,500
Hois. Sheen.
14 000 i,600
6 300
7.500
10.000
7.200
19,000
150
6000
6,200
10,000
.14,900 64,000 24,950
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. June $. METAL8 The
London tin market was higher today, with
spot quoted at 132 10s and futures at
133 16s. Locally the market wat. quiet, with
spot at $.00fq 29.25. Copper waa higher In
London, with spot at 60 lis 6d and future
at 61 13s lid. Locally market was firm and
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8 Qts., 3.75. 13 Qta. $8.64)
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factory All Goldstrom's liquors
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sono.1 supervision.
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