THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JUNE 8 1909.
7
OMAIIA UVE STOCK MARKET
ood Beerci Are Five to Ten Cents
Higher.
HOGS SLOW TO FIVE CENTS LOWER
f a II for I Send m Train ( Sheep and
I.nnaba, . First ,o . tho Tear
Prior Steady Tan
Cnt Lnrr.
POVTM OMAHA. Neb.. June T, 1900.
Receipts were: Cat'). Hoc. Sheep
Fatlmat Monday I VX) 6OO0
Kama day lait tKk.... 2 M 4 9T7
Sam day I fki go.. I.IVTT 4 9S
Kama day 8 week ago.. 8.771 6.00
Sam day 4 wrhi ago.. 4.1?7 5 415
Ham day laPt year S 281 S.04B
Tha following tabla ttiowi tha receipts
of rattle, hog and sheen at South Omaha
for the yer to data, compared with last
? , ipn loot. Ino. Dac.
cattt mm sn.su ih.sid
Hogs 1,218 901 1.101 p.TS
Sheer! 618.S97 6U5.0H9
Tha following tabla shows th avere
prlc of hoc a( HoHth Onwna fur th laat
severs! dsvs. with comparisons.
1.101
t.rm
2.621
1.470
8,50$
86.034
6.72
Date.
May
May
Mey
.'una h
June 1..
.Tuna I.
June 4
.Tuna g.
Juna 8.
Juna 7.
lfos. i90i. ii07. 190. ino3.fi304.iiom.
SO. .
SI
.1 T 18HI R 201 t M I I 171 4 47 1 6
T 01 M B Sj 6 Ml 14 491 6 12
7" 0SHI 6- 17 6 M 291 121 6 70
I S 26 011 HI (1 11 4 V R O
T 11 I I 0X1 321 6 HI 4 1
7 1r! 9R 401 2 R On1 4 R" R S3
7 19HI R 291 I 21 6 K.( 4 4''- C
7 JRU.I 6 til A 0RI i 1! " "' R M
7 S8W R Ml B 9rl S 201 14 V.! R 86
7 38 I R 21) A 9l 6 2' 5 2' ' 5
B Ml B W 6 -l R 2Ti 4 MS 78
t $ 02 SG! 8 251 ' 1
.1
7 a
Sundar.
Tha official number of enre of
brought In today by each rond a
Cattle. Hog. Sheep II r s.
tock
C . M. St. F
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific ....
Union Paelfle 17
O. A N. W., east.... 9
C. A X. V,'., went.... 2
C, flu P. M A O.... R
C, P. A Q., east...... )
C., n & Q., west..., rs
c I P., esst.. ft
C . R. I. A p . west.. 4
Illinois Centre.) 2
C. O. W... 8
Total receipts ....174
The dlsposltloa of Iho d.v.
aa followa, each buyer purer
ber of head ludlcated. ,
, Cat''
Omana Packlnr Co.
rwlft and company.
C'nduhv Packing Co.
Armour A Co
Vaneant A Co
I.ubman A Hothchlld
W. I Btephen
J'lll & Hon ,..
F. P. Lewln
J. R Rnot A Co
J. H. Jmlla
Pam WerthlnKef".....
M. Hager'y A Co...
fulllvin Pros
Hwarti-Holand
Other Buyer
t
2
14
1
S
2
4
27
1
i
l
251 in
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M Ki.1 40H 7 it
4 Hi ... T i)
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1 Jl 10
lit 110 7 (
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1 5-1
7 M
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SUbi.1- AND UVIIIIUIr ... .
llfeleea market thla momtng and tha un
uaualiy backward demand afforded buyer
an opportunity to force email decline. Be
ceipm, however, were moderate and thla
feature made a bearlah raid of any con-
annuel), e out cf the gunation. A few lot
of killing (tuff cold at comparatively eteady
prirre. nui me erarclty uf euDBl lea lait
eek makee It extremely difficult to diaw
true lomparlnon of values. Th general
market thla morning la quotable t needy
to a dime lower than laet week.
Tne bulk of arrivals today were Califor
nia muttons, mostly spring lambs There
have been no California sheep on the mar
ket thla year until today and of bourse
the absence of thla class of stuff leavee
the market level open to question. The best
California spring lambs sold at Is. 75 with
another band at 2. 26. Three loads of Cal
ifornia t.ethere were Weighed up at lw
Practically everything on sale consisted of
killers, only one car of common feeding
lambs reported in. The Inquiry for feeders
was even more backward than for killing
stuff and It waa well along In th morn
ing before they were disposed of.
quotations on clipped sheep and lambs:
Good to choice lambs. I7.7ktfl.t6; fair to
good lambs, 17 25fi7.76; good to etiole light
yearlings. W.26'tf 75; good to choice heavy
yearlings, V5 'r'4l Z6; good to choice wethers,
K 0u46 o; fair to good wethers, f6.6Oitb.00;
good to choice ewea, tG.cefet.eO; fair to good
wes. S . .; culls and buaks, 12 IKib. 00,
Quotations on wooled lambs: Uood to
Choice lambs. ".86yn do; (air to good lambs.
IK.19ti.il.
No. Av.
spring lambs 45
r western ewes 10
7S western ewes f6
14 aestcrn wethers 101
SS western yarllngs and lambs. 77
28 California wethers ; 4
215 Cal, wethers, ewes, ylga 117
2M California spring lambs...
277 California spring lambs.
426 Csl. wethers, ewes, ylgs.
479 California lambs
112 California lambs
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Price MoTement it Irregular, with
Sharp Break at Close.
1 n,i
EARLY MARKET 13 ARTIFICIAL
Mi niar fls af neadlag Arc
VI wad wltk Sasplelon teel
mm I'nlaa rarlde Are Botav
t'avder I'ressare.
.l.or
. 208
. 24
. 1SS
. 4
. W
. 117
. 14H
10
.
. 4
B8
. "m
r-r, nts wa
nu:n
, -r-r-4
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1....
246
Tolsls S.013 R 533 2,823
CATTLE Heceliits of cattle were small
this morning. 10J cars bolng reported In.
as against 101 cars lust week and 117 curs
two weeks ago. '
With moderate Offerings of beef steers
and with rather encouraging advices from
other points, good kinds of heavy and light
cattle soldVBJlOe higher than last week,
with common, medium weight and rough
heavy cattle showing but little change.
W'hll th market was not overly active,
there was a fair movement, and pretty
much everything waa disposed of In fair
aesson In the morning.
Cow and heifers were rather alow but
steady at last week's decline. The heavy
break In common and Inferior grades of
cow stuff at this point last week has
made buyers vary weak on cattle of that
d-ertptlon.
There was quite a bunch of stockera and
fcedets In the yards this morning In fact
more cattle of that description than have
been seen hor In two or three weeks. As
a result, of tha mora liberal receipts, the
market - waa generally 10c and In some
cases possibly as much as 16c lower than
last week. -'It- wtir be remembered, how
ever, that th market for soma time back
on feeders has been unreasonably high,
owing to the fact that thr have been so
few coming.
Quotation on cattle: Good to choice
cdm-fed steers, W ftOyft fiS; fair to good
corn-fed ateers, f. 0040. 30; common to fair
corn-fed steers, t5.rMKili.00; good to choice
cows and heifers: IS .HOtM.00; fair to good
cows and heifers, 4 . 40715. SO; common to
fair cons and heifers, $2.R074.40; good to
choice stockers and feeders, 14 50e5.RO: fair
to good stock era and feeders, 14.0094.50:
common to fair stockers and feeders. 13.00
fM 00; stock heifers, B3.r-ff4.40; veal calves,
t4.0uti7.JC; bulls, stags, etc.. tS.Sv&a.oO.
UEEF STEERS.
Ns A. Pt. N At. rr.
177 I K 41 118 I Si
i M4 t it 7 114 10
1: Ill I IS II 1171 I
II IKi B K II. 1371 10
li Ml IH 31 1315 I I
W....': In4 I 10 14 13t 4 u
I 10 II 1177 I 40
1'.. ,......'.,. MM 171 It lWft 140
. ..i. UM I i I UUt I 40
II....." 7V4 00 41 1041 4 46
1104 4 00 I 1116 I M
10 1141 0 1 lit I H
14 1121 I 4 11 1111 H
It U4 I 0 41 1M I M
14 1346 10 V U ( 10
41 11V N 0 It"! I M
11 ,MI I M It 14M I
II., )'! I l i. 1441 I 40
.'. .'.Hit IH 1 1421 4 70
COWS.
14..;.......,. o I is . .... 141 4 a
to : HI I 40 4 1141 4 to
4. ........... WJI 140 (1 ISt 110
....: m I 40 ' II .....1141 4 14
17 i. ...HI J 1 10)1 4
10 ,. M I U t. 1100 I tO
I m 4 UU I W0 I 4S
t tw 4 in t nil B to
il Mi 4 M t ...1100 B 40
41 lit III
HEIFERS.
1 m lit lit 4 it
4 t0 I It 4t 441 4 71
1 .'. to I Tl t Ul 100
4 , il III 4- Mid t II
I Ill 4 II
BULLS.
1 .; tto I to 1 1410 t 10
1 ....l' I H 1 ltuO 4 W
1 1164 I SO 1 14.10 4 It
1 KM I It 1 140 4 Ml
1 .IS) t 10 1 I t t 00
1 U40 4 00 1 1410 I 10
t ,.10 4 J 1 uto t 00
1. .117 4 If ' 1 1010 Qi
I lilt 4 It 1 II I it
CALVES.
It 4 I 1 tl t to
110 4 71 W lit 1 71
inl 71 1 144 I 71
t ............ II IM ' 1 151 I II
!....,..., IS tit 4t Ill I 71
T tot I ft I 1 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
4 ., M7 I 40 II Ill 4 M
4 431 4 00 , M Ill 4 SO
4. .. tt 4 41 Ill I 00
tl7 4 It 1 HI t IS
XI..... 444 4 II tl Il t tl
1 Ul tit 4.. M7 lis
4. 461 4 It
71
..118
84
..
Pr.
S 00
B 76
t 2T
X
7 26
7 60
00
28
t 76
t 00
7 76
7 76
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKBfiT
Cattle Ten Cents Lower Hon Lower
Sheep Steady.
CHICAOO. June 7 CATTLE Receipts
15.000 head; market 10c lower; steers. So.SOTJ
7.HB; cows. MOo.iS. helfors. B3.CO'wti.OO
bulls. SS.7f.fi3.25: calves. B3.0Ow7.6O; stockers
and fordrrs, 3.8Hj5.50.
IIOGS-Itecelnts. 49.000 head; 6c lower
choice hoavy, S7.7i'ii7.(0; butchers, B7 tS7.75;
limit, ,7.:,tir7.r.O; packing, sr.zuwf.w; pigs,
i.-.? Hi 7 00. bulk of aalva. S7.40iB7.65.
till. AND LAM US Receipts, 14.000
hrtifi. stpadv: aheep, S.75(S-23,
lu!!.tii -..'.J.SKS0; spring lambs, S7.60tj8.a0;
t artings, W oOii" 26.
Kansas City Live StocU Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., June 7 CATTLF.
Receipts, 1S.0O0 head, including 8.000 south
erns; market for fed steers, Htrong to 10,
hivhor- nt hor isttlu. steady lo lOo lower
choice export and dressed beef steers, 16.25
56 90; fair to good, to.K4ii6 26; western
steers. t5.3,a.70; stockers and feedera.
n fV.i.-, Ml unnthprn etecrs. 14.0O4V6.00; south
em cowh, S2.76c(5.00; . native cows, S3.HX(?
6 25: native heifers, S3.lfc(a.60; bulla, $3.0.
... calvea. SS.604ST6.7S. ' -
HOGS Reeluts. 10.000'' head; market
stcurtv: ton. 17.65: bulk of aales, S7.007.50
heavv, t7.4Vn7.65; packers and butchers,
7 ;..7 v. Ho-ht 1(4 90r7 Pfi: oliis. ST. iMib.75.
Rini-F.p AND LAMB9-Recelpta. 4.000
head; market steady; lambs, SloOraS.M
v.iriinra IS MVS.7 25: wethers. . S6.00tr8.25
ewps. 4.60u6.86; Ftockers- and feeders, $3.25
6.00; Texas muttons, 4 wn.i. . .
St. I.ools Live Stock Market.
KT Iins June 7. CATTLE Receipts,
I2U0 head.' including 8.600 Teaans. Market
t..w. nuKvi'i mmrlv Tesana. 15'tl"c lower;
n.tiva hinnlnK and exnort steers. B2j
7.0O: dressed beef and butcher steers. So .50
i7R. Ktoors under 1.000 lbs.. B4 60ifj'5.75;
stockers and feeders. S3.75IS4 85; cows and
he frs. K.60xrn.Y!: canners, z imhj.vu; dumb,
ii iuiAKD' puives. I5.00il7.50: Texas and in
dian steers, S4.00di.76; cows and heifers,
tt flnffrr, 2K.
HOtlS lleceipts, iu.ww neaa.
ateadv to 6c lower: pigs and lighta, $6,250
7.60; peckers. $7 !0ii)7.55; butchers and best
HH KKP AN LASOB ixeceipie, D.irio
k-mA Market lfi(a25c lower: native mut
tons. S4.0tK!i8 00: lambs. S8 25S.S0; culls and
bucks, $4.00a'6,S5; .stockers, $S.0Oa4.60. ;
NEW YORK, June 7. The speculative
ppeut for stocks had lost some of its
sest today, to Judge by th irregular and
uncertain mavement of prices and a snarp
break at th last. There was a moderate
nourslon of new orders to buy. from tn.
outdd world, such as Is looked for, es
pecially on Monday morning, during th
progress of a speculative campaign, and
prices, as usual, In the circumstances, were
opened as high as posalble. with benevo
lent Intent toward those having stocks to
sell, rather than towards the newly st-
raoted buysrs The new buying, In fact.
was on a moderate cale. Heading was
selected as the principal medium for the
supporting operations of the bull party.
Th manner In which th blocks of thous
ands of shares of that stock were thrown
about, from one hand to another, ve
an artificial appearanoe to the dealings
which auggested suspicions of the motives
for this movement. It was accompanied
by unverified rumors of an Intended in
crease In th dividend on the stock. Ru
mors of coming dividend Increases played a
prominent part In the show of strength
of special stocka. This was In marked con
trast with th severe reaction In th prloe
of 8t Louie Southwestern preferred, which
got Ita dividend lnoreaa last week, leav-
ng nothing more to be looked tor aa ma
terial for speculative excitement.
Another group of stocks moved in re
sponse to Intimations that plans wer
ripening for reorganisation of company
finances, this rumor serving Wabash well.
The strong stocks were less Influential In
holding the rt of the market, than proved
to be th oas In the sessions of Friday and
Saturday last wek. This was partly due
to th process of realising having shifted
to stocks in th movements which are of
greater Influence on speculative sentiment.
United States Steel and I'mon Pacific were
both under pressure of this kind and the
effect of this on the general speculative
tone was rather formidshle. From tne
southwest came reports that demand for
currency waa beginning to stir, in pre
parations for moving the coming crops.
The hardening of discount rates ahrosd
Is beginning to prove a perceptible drag on
movements New York bankers are not
sstlsfled thst the outward movement of
gold from New York Is over. An advance
In th price of copper metsl failed to bene
fit th Conner Industrials. The bears oper
ated tlmldlv. In fear of the demonstrated
Dower of the bull leadership, and It wns
not until the end of the day that they
attacked the market .with any boldness.
Prices gave way all around In the last
half hour.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $7,736,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call. .
Humber of sales and leading quotations
on stocks wer as follows:
Bulaa
St. Joseph Live stack Market.
ST. JOSEPH. June 7. CATTLE-U
eelots. 2.000 head; market steady; steers
$4 50t7.00; cows and heifers, t2.604.50
r.lves 13.50111. 26.
HOOS Receipts. &.UW neaa; maraei
(adv. toD. 17.56: bulk of sales. Ii.ztai.bii.
SHEEP ANU I,AMB Kecaipts, i iwu
head; market steady; lambs, $7.mu"7o.
Slonx City Lire Stock Market
SIOI'X CITY. la.. Jun 7. (Special Tele
gram 1C ATTLK Rece ota. 1.000 head
market steady to lOo higher; beeves, $6.00
7 00: fat cows and heirers. 4.tTj't.uij; teea
r n horns Zi,: vearunKS. w.wwa uu.
HOOS Receipt, 4.600 head; mantel otjuoo
lower; range of prices, $7.007. 46; bulk of
sales. I7.10W7.36.
took In Sight. .
Receipts of llv stock at the six principal
western market yesterday.
Cattle.
South Omaha
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Bt. Louis
Chicago
.. 2,600
.. 1.000
.. I 000
..IS 000
.. 80
..1S0
Hoes.
6(Kfl
4,500
6.000
10,000
10, 000
4V.000
Sheep.
1,10(1
lono
6,000
sou
. 14,PK)
HOOS Advioaa from all point lndlcataj
an easier hog market with th result that
th trade at thla polot waa rather dul
with prices anywhar from weak to ic
lower. A a matter of fact. tnr war
quit a number of hogs that Just happened
to suit ' buyai that brought price that
looked Just about tady with last week's
cloe, but th general trad waa lower
a noted above. Owing to th reluctance of
aaltnn to take off and to the determina
tion of buyer to bear price. It was later
than usual before a clearance was affected.
A good ahar of d hogs old at $7. to
" 40 and on up M high, aa t? 60 for good
heavy walghta.
Th market did not Improve, but on the
contrary became duller and slower, closing
Baltic lowar with a few hogs unsold.
, Rsprntatlvt) sal:
Ha A. ' P- Se. A th. Pr.
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t..- irt ...v t 14 M H4 4 7 H
tl let M4 f U H I" t 10
11 114 ... t It Kl ... t HH
fi in toe i to , in t tt
M IT! 40 f SO Tt HO 10 I 16
it m in ti -sit m m
tt w ...$ n.. ...... iii njs
H lit 110 t Is . l - I" M T U
to m 1 so f fc1
II ill um t to ii us it t m
Tl tit .... f tt at t M
at M 40 T M ..... Ht ... 7 M
Tl W IN f tt . T4 11 HTM
tl til 40 I M Tl Set I It
T tt t T M II 141 4 t 114
tl M ... lit M art ... 14
T4 1U S4t T 64 !' 7 4
14 a4 4 1 !l 14 Ill ... I 40
Tl IM 4 7 It 44 141 .... t 40
44 1 4 10 7 II 14 4 140 f 4
Tl .til 140 1 T l T 4
Tl til IS Is Tt t'1 li T 41V
p... is t M tt tn i ;
ll lit MTU U tl 7 46
4 tut I II 11 20 T 41
II 14 SO 1 1 tt ., il 0 7 41
.. . I iH, M 140 10 . I 44 .
... ..:a ii : to a i4 in
. ToUl roelpU...:...41 800 K6,100 29.700
OMAHA OG9ERAL MARKET.'
Staple and Fancy Produce Prtooa Far.
nlahed by Bayer and Wholesaler.
BUTTER Creamery. No, 1. delivered to
the retail trade in 1-lb. cartons, Sc; No.
In to-lb. tubs, 26c; No. S In 1-lb. cartons,
tie: in 60-lb tubs. ZSVic; packing stock. 13o
fancy dairy, tubs, lMOo; common roll.
fiesh mad. 1 17Vo. Market ehangea vry
luesday.
ROUS Fresh selling stock, candled. Ma
K aU'igt; stuck ui omana oiarkab
CHEESK Flnet Wisconsin full cream,
twins. l.'C; your.g Americas. 4 In hoop, Uo;
Limit, k In hooD. lc: daisies. 20 in beoo.
ltv.c: cream brick, full case. 15o; block
wian. 16c: full cream Itmburger. 10.
pjCi. TRY Hrclli-r. SOc: allv, ortnga.
UV; heiia. 12c; cocks, c; ducks, lie;
Ires, loc; turkey, no; pigeon, per aos.,
,:; hiiIii fovvis. per dos., $2.60; squab,
per 3oi.. $2. Dressed bens, llv; springs.
cocks. c; aucaa. us; g, us
tuikex. 21c.
FISH i3h caught; almect all ar
dressed: Halibut, to; burfalo. to; trout,
lie: bullheads. 14c; catfish. 17o; orapplea.
suutmh. to ;o 9c: black baa. S6o; whlta-
riah. ISc: nlke. 12c: salmon, 14c; plokareL
10c; frog leg. 85c. Fresh frosen: Whit,
fith. No. 1. 10c; round. 9c; picker!,
drcd and hadlea, 7oi round, ; plk.
dressed. 10c; round. 9c; red snapper, lo;
eimnish mackerel. Uc; uaUv niackrl, ao
ecu.
UEEP CUTS Ribs: No. 1. 16Vj: No. S,
12c; No. i. He. lAiln: No. 1, lio; No, S,
14c; No. 3, 13c. Chunk:
7Vto; No. S, 7Vc. Round
c; No. 3, 9c. Plate:
OVtc; No. 3. O'c.
FRESH FRUITS Strawberries, $2.75 J 26
per orate for Missouri and Arkansas slook;
Florida pineapples. Us to 46s, li 76 per
orat: grape fruits, St ls per boa, $5, tt
is. 15.60; 64 sise, $6; -banana, fancy Port
Llmon, per pound, 4a
CITRLS FKC ITS Lemons. $ 6094 60;
orangea $2 .76(64.00.
VtiUKTAWLliB Kansas sweat potato,
$2.76 par bbl. California celery, large, toe;
aiaalier, tuc. New York Holland d cab
bage. 7V4C per lb. Wlsconain Rd Globe
onion. So per 'b- California cauliflower,
$110 per crato. Tomato. Florida, -baskt
oral. K00. Lottuoa. par dos., 4a- Par.
snips, turnip, carrot. 7uc per aoan- Flor
Ida, new btt. carrot, parsnip, turnip,
to.. tr dos.. 76c
UIUESNo. I araen. 10c; No. 1 cuid. lie.
$'.21,210 497; gold coin
3li, gold certificates,
and bullion. $49.11$,-la.Wl.TW
1w lork Money Market.
1EW YORK. June 7-MONF.Y-Jn call.
easy; mil per cent; rull:ig rate, 1 per
rent; closing bid. 1'4 per cent; orterea at
11 per tent. Time leans; very firm and
Inactive; sixty dsys. zai per cent; ninety
tiavs, 2lt per cent; six montha, lVUS per
cent.
FR1MF. MERCANTILE FAPKR Hv4
per cent.
STEKLINU r;.v n A i-i . tr easy, wun at--
ttial business In bankers' bills at 4 St..
4 106 for slxtv-dav bills and at $4 1779 for
demand Commercial hills, $4 SRStH-RBV
SILVER Her, 5T Mexican aoiiars, 440.
RON IS Governments, ateady; railroads.
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today wer
aa follows!
1"1H Japes 4
lnlV On 4Va .. 14
l'U4j to 24 aarlaa
M L. S. 0k 4a 1M1. . . I'
11 U N. SDl 44 1W
Ul M . K. T. 1st 4 Kvt
II 1st ret. 44 M
.1004 o gM. 44 1
.104 Mo. Facl'to 4s M
. w k. y r. g. ita U1
lW - tb 4i
1"0IIK. T City 4H new. U11
. t1 N. Y., N. H. 4V H.
1H . ta HI
.114 'N. A W 1st eeo. 4a US
. II No. PaoltK 4a 101
.1M 4o It 74
.14 o. I rtdf. 4a ... is
. II Pns. or. ivtt lilt... 17
, W o con . 4a 1"4-
...104 naaOInt fn 4 n
...no "tt. u a s r ft 4 it
Oaheaton. firm, 6a 7d: futures, quiet; July.
7 td; .ptmher, 6s &H4.
PKAS Canadian, steady, 7s 9HJ.
FLOL'R Winter patents, strong. SS.
NEW lORK LlEKtL M tit KMT
U. I rt 1m. rag.,
do eoapea ........
V . la r(
to eoupan
V S. 4i, rs
go ooupvn
Allit-tbal. lit U...
Am. Af ta
Am. T T. rv. 4t
Am. Tnbaac 4a
0 4a
AtrhUao ran. 4a. ,,
4o S L. 1st 4a...
do rr. 4a
do ev. ta
At. 0. U lat 4a...
Bal. 4t Ohio 4a
do H
4o B. W. Ia...
Ilrk. Tr. ev. 4a
ran. So. lat
Van. of Oa.
Ontrat Laaihar ta..
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Cbc. g Obi 4a.
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c, h q. 1. 4i
lt. L S W. e. 4a.
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.144 tatoard A. U 4t
. 71 to. raclfle col. 4a.
17 do lit raf. 4a..
C, af. A I P. I II Bo Railway 6a..
C. R. I. A P. e. 4a.. do tan. 4.
do enl. It t3Vnlaa Paottlc 4a..
do rfdt. 4 H do ct. 4t
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de ltt ret. 4a..,
D. ft R. O ll...
riitlllara' tt
grit p. 1. 4a
da sn. 4a
do ct. 4a aarles
do sarin B
Can. Blec. cv. II.
111. Cm. lit raf.
Int. Mat. 4a
Int. M. M. 4t...
K O. Bo. lit to.
Bid. Offered.
71 V 8 Rwhber 4a ...
It t). S. Steal Id ta...
4a. . l V -Ctro Cham. la.
lot Wtbuti lit ta
11 0 ltt ax. 4a...
7WMtern lid 4
77 Wait. IIm. c. Is...
to Wit. Central 41
71 Armour 4i . I
. 17 C, B. A 0. 4s..
,11 C. ft O. rat. U
.141 D. ft R O. raf. It.
.I'iO N. R. R of M. 4t . 6
. 71 at. L. ft S. P. f ta Xt
. 74 go Piclflo clfs 100
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London Slock Market.
LONDON, June 7. American securities
opened a fraction higher today, but later
became Irregular under alternate periods
of buvlng and selling. Prices at midday
were from below to above Saturday's
New York closing.
London closing stocks
Alllt-CTtalmen pfd
Am-vJtiniaieil i opitar ...
American Agricultural
Am. beet Sugar . , , ,
American Cio pfd
Am. C. ft P
Am. Colt on OH
Am. H. ft L. pfd
Am. Ice Berurltlee
American Llnieed
American Locoenotlr ,
Am. 8. ft R pfd
Am. 8uar R4(lDln( ...
Am. T ft T
Am. Tobacco pfd
Amartcan -Woolan
Atchiton
Atchison pM
Atlantic Coiit kin....
Biltlmora A Ohio
nil. ft Ohio p(d
Bclhleham Staal
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Paciflo .
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd....
Central of New Jersey.
Cheiapeake ft Ohio
Chloale ft Alton
fhlcaso Oi. W
Chic. to ft K. W
a, M. ft St. P 1
C, C. C. ft 81. L.
Colorado P. A I.
Colorado ft Bo. .. .....
Colo, ft Bo. lit Dfa... ..
Colo. A Bo. Id pfd .
rtfnaelldated Oat
Corn Productt
Dalawar- ft Hudton
Dtnvcr ft Rio Clrando..
D. ft R. O. pfd
IilMlllara' Securttle ...
Erie
Erl lit pfd...
Brla Id pld
General Blectrls .......
Oreat Northern pfd
Ot. Northern Ore ctft. .
Illinois Central
lnterboroufh Met.'
Int. Met. pfd
International Harveater
Int. Marina pfd
International Paper ....
International Pump ....
Iowa Central
Kanaat City Bo
K C. 80. Bid
LoultTllla A N -.
Minn. A St. L
M , St. P AS S.
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t.MO
l.lt0
I. 100
1.000
l1
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too
l.SDO.
1.1' 10
700
II, 100
0
1,300
Si.fmo
l.ioo
1.3O0
19,100
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11
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1.500
15.100
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, S.1'0
. l.'.OO
. i.:oo
. 2.1)0
. l .lilO
300
. 4.000
400
. 1.000
. 4.100
. 1.700
100
. 1.100
400
. 1,400
Mltaourl Paelfle 4. Wo
II., K. A T
U.K. ft T. pfd
National Blacult
National Lead
N. B. R. of M lat pfd.
New York Central
N T., O. ft W
Norfolk ft Western
North American ,.
Northern Ptclflo
Paslflo Mall
Pianiylvanla
Paopla'a Gaa
P , C, C. ft Bt. L
Prmld Steel Car .....
Pullnu Palace Car
Railway Bleel Sprlnf...
Reading
Republle I tail
Republic Steal pfd
Rock liland Co
koak Island Co. pfd
It. L I P. Id pfd..
It L I. W
BL L. B. W pfd
Ilota-Bhafflald 8. A I..
Southern Pariflc ;
Bo. Paelfle pfd
Southern Railway
Bo. Railway ptd
Tenneaee Oepper
Taxat ft Pacific
T., Bt. L. ft W
T , BL L ft W. pld ..
4-TJnlo Paclflo
t'Blon Pacine pfd
U. B. Realty
V. B. Rubber
V. 8. 8tael
U. B. Steel pfd
I'teh Copper
Vs. -Carolina Chemical
abaih . . .
Wibaah pfd
Wealem Maryland
Weitlnfkauae Kleotiit
Waetarn Union
W. ft L.
Wlaconals Central
TeuU salsa for tha day.
leal . . ...
"fr
1.700
100
100
. l.too
.' ilicio
. it. too
. 10,100
. 1 too
.. l too
400
.. 1.600
... 40
100
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. 4,100
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.. 1J0
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.. 7.SO0
.. 11.400
.. 1.100
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.. 17,400
.. 1
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83
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103
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114
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: No. 1, 10c; No. S,
No. L 6,o; No. 1,
Minneapolis Uraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jun 7 WHEAT July,
$1301; fieptember, $1117I111. Ieoember,
$liC10b: No. 1 northern, $1.33ttl.l4H;
No. 1 northern, $l,31OLS2; No. 1 hard,
$1 tbQl 36 1
FLAX Cloaed at $1 7T.
BRAN In bulk. $2S60M00.
FLOUR Flrt patanta, BA40OAM; oond
patent. $6,304: 50: firat clear. Ut .26;
scoond clears. I4 6l-
Oils and RmIb.
OIL CITY. Pa., June f.-OIL-radit bal.
a net. $161; runs. Sut.OM bbla; average.
1M.4M bbl.; shipments, 841,14$ bbla.; aver
ae I'M s hKit
SAVANNAH. Oa. June 7 - RiTN-F1rm:
P. $2.70112 5; t). $3 10: F. IS SStYlCO; F. $3 61
4 00; U. $4 iail 06. H. 4.1i. I $4.20; K, IIM
M, Bi.tt); N. K,.IM V. ii- i.S0; W. W.. $5 SO.
1,111,100 ebarea
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Conaolt. money....
do account
Anaconda
Attbiion
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
HSU.. K. ft T. ..
. 14 N. Y cantrtl.
. 10 Norfolk ft W..
.117 do ptd ,
,108 Ontario ft W..
.121 PtnniylTanla
( inaoian Pacific 111 Rand Mlnea.
Chesapeake A O...
Chicago O. v
Chi.. Mil. A St. P.
pa Beers.
Denver ft Rio O...
do pfd
Erie
do lit ptd
do Id pfd
Grand Trunk ;..
llllnolt Central....
Lnularllle A N....
SILVKR-Par,
MONEY HsS'l
J Reading
6 Southern Ry
.180 do pfd
. ir. Boiithern Pacific...
. 81 Vnlon PaclMc
,. 11 do pfd
. 11 I' 8. Steel
. bt do ptd
. 48 Wabaih
.73 do ptd
11 Spanish 4a
,.14'Amal. Copper .
. 44
.110
. 18
.. 90
. 66
. 7.1
. 10
. 80
. 13
,. 73
.184
.1l
,.100
. 11
..111
. 12
.. M
. II
. to
quietat 24iid per ounce,
per eent
The rate of discount in the open market
for short and three months' bills Is 1
IT per cenL
Lscat Secnntles,
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
Jr.. 614 New York Life Bldg.
Cudahy Tacking Co. tt, 1S24 ...
Cnlumhua. Iich., B. L. 6. lt:t...
City of Omaha bondt 4t. lt.,
Cltv of Omiha ta, 11)1
Douglll county 4l, 1934
Cite Clir Milt Co. 4
Kimil City Ry. 6a lilt
Kimil Ch Ry. A L. pfd
Kebnika Telephone ttock
Omaha Qua ti 1117
Omiht B. L. ft P. ta. 1931
Omaha ft C B. 8t. Ry. It. 1114
Omiha ft C 3. Bt. Hy. 61. 128
Omaha ft C B. St. Ry. pfd. E
Omaha A C. B. 8t. Ry. com. 4'
Omiha A C. B. St. tty. ft B. pfd, 4.
Omaha water Co. 6a 194. ...
Umalia Water Co. ltt pfd.
Omiha B. of T. B. Ce. pfd. 4
Omaha B . P. ft T. Co. 4t Mil......
Piclflo T. A T. 6i,..lS7. ...,. ........
Swift ft Ca -..a.... ..
Sherldin Cnal ll, 1121 ,.
Boutb Omaha Bewor.4. ,1198.1......
tloux City Bteck Tarda pM !......
Union stock Yarda ';.. Omaha. 1.
Bid. Assad.
9 19
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101
101
. 102
', 'ii
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, 97
, IT
, 100
, 11
. 19
, 81
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, 16
, 94
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Bank Clearing.
OMAHA, June 7. Flank clearing for
today were $2,788,589.22 and for the corre
spondlng date last year ;:,OCI.C77.7.
WEATHER IN THE;. GRAIN BELT
Showers Tuesday and n Cooler Night.
Says the Forecaster.
OMAHA. June 7, 1909
Rains are general this morning In the
northwest, on the northern and middle
slope of the Rocky mountains and east
over the Missouri and upper Mississippi
valleys to the lake region, and conditions
are favorable for continued showers In this
vicinity tonight and Tuesday. Cloudy
weather prevails in the lake region, Ohio
valley and eastern states and clear weather
la general throughout the southern por
tion of the country. Warm weather pre
vailed over the central valleys Sunday, and
It Is warmer In the Ohio valley and lake
region this morning. Temperatures ar
lower in the Missouri valley and through
out the west and It will be slightly cooler
In this vicinity tonight.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three yeara:
1S09. 1908. 1907. 190$.
Minimum temperature... . 84 64 66 8
Precipitation ,.80 1.80 T T
Normal temperature for today, 69 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation stnea March
1, 3 83 Inches.
Excess corresponding' period in 1008,
.91 of sn Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
d.jti inches. i A. WEI.HH.
Local Forecaster,
Corn and wheat region bulletin for
Omaha, Neb., for th twenty-four hours
ending at S a. m . 76th meridian time,
Monday, June 7, 1009:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rein
stations. Max,
Ashland, Neb 93
Auburn. Neb 93
Broken Bow, Neb. 75
Columbus, Neb... 88
Altaians adj. 4a.
"ii.".'.'.'.
Boston Stocka nnd Bonds.
BOSTON, Jun 7. Money, call loan, 2H
CSV, per cent; time loHn, per cent.
Official closing:
II Atlantic
H-i Butte Coalition
114 Cal. A Arliona.
144 Cal. A Heela...
Ill Centeuatal
141 Copper Rang ..
l Italy Wast
lllGranby
H ..HI Franklin
...U9 Oraeae Tenant
... 41 liia Rovil
... Hue Mining ..
...13! Mlrhlgin .......
...1H Mohaak
...11 Mont. C. ft C.:.
... 14 Nevidi
...10414 old Dominion ..
...40 Oeceola
...t47 Pirrot
.....140 Qulncy ,
It Shannon
47 Tamarack
44 Trinity
119 t'nlied Copper .
40 I! a. Mining...
10 U t. Oil
17 t'tah
114 Victoria
W inoua
4 Wolrerlae
14 North Ball ....
41
Atchleon
d pfd
Botton ft Albany
Poetoa A Main.
Boston Elevated
Pitch bars pfd ...
N. T , N. H A
I' Bias Pacific
Am. Arge. Chem.
Am. Pneu. Tab-.
Amer. Sugar
4e pld
Am T ft T
A mar. Woolen ...
do pfd
Domtnioa I. ft S.
till, on glee III.
General Electric .
Maae. BTltcUit ...
de'ptd
Mm. Oaa
Vnitad Fruit
Volte 6. M
da pfd
V. B. Steal...
da pfd ....
Adtentur ..
Allouaa
Amalgamated
Artaoa Oo&m.
. t
. M
. 11
.170
. 13
. 11
7
.106
. 11
. 10
17
. 10
. 17
. 88
. 66
.134
. 16
. tl
. 14
. 72.
. II
. 11
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. 43
. I
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Now York Mining; Sloeka.
NEW YORK, Jun T. Closing quotation
on mining stocka wt:
Alice a Little Chief ....
Urasiwlck Cob
Can Tunnel eleck..
da bonda
Coa. Cal Ta,
Horn Silver
Laadvllle Coa.
OI tared.
M
11
to
n
4
Mel I can
Oman
Ophlr
Btaadard
Yellow Jacket
. I
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Hi
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. II
Treasury Statement. .
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Today's state
ment of th treasury balances In the gon
tral furyl. esclur.lv of the $LM(O0'O0 gold
rfbti. e. shows; Available anli bjlanvc
IFairbury, Neb.
Fairmont. Neb...
Or. Island. Neb..
Hastings, Neb....
IHoldrege, Neb..
tOakdale, Neb...
Omaha. Neb
Tekamah. Neb...
Alta. Ia
Carroll. Ia ,
Clarlnda, la
Sibley, li
lln. fall. Sky.
88 .70 Cloudy
62 .11 Cloudy
M .?S -Raining
68 1.70 Cloudy
66 .31 Clear
80 2.28 Cloudy
59 .39 Cloudy
69 187 Cloudy
69 .41 Cloudy
64 . 20 Raining
64 .m Raining
H .10 Cloudy
62 ' .30 Raining
61 .90 Cloudv
M t.30 Cloudv
4 .00 Cloudy
52 30 Raining
Rain.
Sioux City, Ia... RJ '
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at S a. tn. Not Included
in averagea.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Tmp
t nicago, in i
Columbus. 0 17
He Molne. Ia.... 14
Indianapolis. Ind.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 19
I-oulsvtlle. Kv 19
Minneapolis. Minn. 29
Omaha. Neb 14
St. Louts, Mo 11
Fairly heavy rains were general Sunday
night in western Iowa and eastern Ne
braska, and lighter rains were general In
all other portions of the corn and wheat
region except the Ixulsvlll district, a-here
none occurred. Cooler weather prevail In
the western portion this morning
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau
82 60 .06
60 60 .18
en 62 .40
SO 64 01
90 66 .04
68 64 .00
70 4$ .01
88 6 .84
88 68 T
annotation
$1.6nl.e0;
I western. 94V: f.
; feeding, 82GRSC, C
and
kiln
o. b.
t. f.,
of the Day 41a arlona
Commodities.
NEW YORK. June 7. FLO I R-Recelpts,
11.600 bbls. ; exports, 7.PW hhls. linn
and held higher Minnesota patents,
$)t.25tj$.$0, winter straights. $ti8i8h, .Min
nesota bakers. $f SOtn ." SO ; winter extras,
$4 6Tifl6 70: winter patents, $.6U0H 85: winter
low grades. $4 7t'J5.60 Rye flour steady: fair
to good, $4-50u4.;0; choice to fancy, umi
b.uo
CORNMFA tr Firm; fin white
yellow, SISMiITU; coarse,
dried, $3!il!5.
HYE Dull; No.
New York.
BARLEY Oulet
Mew York.
WHEAT Recelpta. 46 900 bu. Spot market
steady; No. 2 red, $150, nominal, elevator;
No. 2 red. $160, nominal, f. o. b., arioat;
No. 1 northern. Duluth. $1.S. nominal,
f. o. b., afloat; No. $ hard winter, $1 38.
nominal, f. o. b., afloat. There was s
strong advance In wheat today, with July
up to a new high record, due to a bullish
cash situation, covering of shorts, strong
csbles and disturbing crop news from Kan
sas. Last prices were lc net nigner.
July closed $1.27. September closed $1.174
and December closed $1.1B44.
CORN Rece nt. 4.500 bu. Ppot maraei
ateady; No. 2, 86c elevator, and 82c f. o. b.,
arioat; No. S white, 84-c. and no. i yel
low, 84c, f. 0. b., afloat, all nominal
Option market was without transactions,
closing net unchanged. July ciosea ai
82;0, September closed at 780 and Decem
ber closed at An Ha
OATS Receipt. 61 6ft0 BU. spot nuraci
steady; mixed, 28 to 82 lbs., 2Ho.. nominal;
natural whit. 26 to 32 ids., biwoc; ciippwu
whit. 84 to 42 lb., 6S"64V
HAY-Steady; No. 2, VJj6c; gooti to
choice. $10 56. . .
HOPS Firm; state common to cnoice
1908, lieiSo; 1907. 8oc; Pacific coast 1906,
fr&12e; 1007. S?6c.
HIDES Steady: Bogota, ziia&:c; cen
tral America. 22c.
PROVISIONS Beef firm; ramiiy, i.vv
fiiiaon- mess tin 50H11 AO: beef hams. 1;1")
$28.00; packet. $12.0Mj 12.50; city extra India
mess, $20.50-821.00. Cut meats dull: pickled
bellies. $12.00; pickled hams, $12.2;a 12 50. Lard
firm; western, $11.6011.70; continent, $12JJ0;
South America, $12 40; compotina. di.uuh
$00. Pork firm; family, 120.004121 ou;
short clear. $19 75(921.78; mess, $20.25Jj20.7o.
TALLOW Steady; city Oc; country, its
$?Fp. . . ....
RICE steady; domestic tair 10 cura,
SSH'tc: Japan nominal.
BUTTER Steadier; creamery specials.
r27o; official price, 27c; extra, 26 WW
2H8c: western factory, firsts, 20c: western
Imitation creamery, tirsts, zcac;.
Trrjoa Rtesdy ; western extra rtrsis. a
22Vjc; firsts, 21321Hc; seconds. wvuzotIjc;
southern firsts, 21c; secondH. 20ii)20Hc.
POULTRY All e, wesk; cntcKens, orou-
ers, 2lgac; lowis, ioc; turey, i.m-,
dressed, steady; wastern chickens, broilers.
2&530c: fowls, lBSttieVkC.
St. Loots General Mnrket.
ST. I)U1S. June 7. WHEAT Higher;
track. No. 2 red, cash. lv.w, mo. z
hard. $LSSffll.47; July, $1.15; September,
$1.09.. ....
CORN Lower: track, no. z casn. no;
No. 2 white. "5Vji5c; July, 72i,lyic;
September, 69c.
OATS weak; track, ino. z casn, oau.
No. 2 white, 59V&tc; July, 61Mrc; Septem
ber, 43Hc
RYE Firm, at 85c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, $15.50
47.00; extra fancy and straight, $o.7oij40;
hard Avlnter clears. 4.(i'tio i.
PEED Timothy, Sl.b04x3.Z6.
CORNMEA L $3.50.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, $12of
1-27. ...
HAY Weak; timothy, $l4.ooi(fi7.&o; prairie,
$10 00ojl2.60.
HAOUIMJ 7VC.
HEMP TWINE 70.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Jobbing.
$19.R7V. Lard, unchanged; prime steam,
$U.12lyM1.20. Dry salt meats, unchanged;
boxed, extra shorts, ali o"; clear rios. xu tw;
short clears, SU.67W4. Bacon, unchansel:
boxed, extra shorts. $12.50; clear ribs, $12.60;
short clesrs. S12.67V4.
POULTRY Quiet; chickens. 12c; springs.
18023c: turkeys, ll'ffltc; ducks, 8c; geese, 4c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery. 21(fj26c.
EGGS Steady at 18c, case count.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 7.000 6.700
Wheat, bu ."! 8,700
Corn, bu 167.000 18 000
Oats, bu 81.000 26,000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, June 7 WHEAT
Steadv to 3C higher; No. 2 hard, $1.87oJ1.45;
No. 3" hard. $1.3rf.l.43; No. ? red, $1461.56;
No. 3 red. $1.43fl .56.
CORN 140 to Ho lower; No. 2 mixed,
72Hc; No. 3 mixed. 7272Hc; No. 2 white,
73c; No. 8 white, 7IW3V4o.
OATS ITnchanged to 4c higher; No. 2
white, 6MJlc; No. 2 mixed, 57r(N68o.
RYE KRRc.
HA Y I'nchanged; choice timothy, $13.0051
13.50; choice prairie, $12.00012 25; choice al
falfa S14.7rw31B.75. .
BUTTER Creamery, 234c; firsts, 21V4o;
seconds, 19Hc; packing stock, 17'ic.
KGGS Extras, 22c; firsts, 20c; current re
ceipts 18Vo; seconds and dirties, 17c.
Receipts, Shipments.
Wheat, bu 24.000 9.000
Corn, bu 81. W 61,000
Oats, bu 14,000 12,000
Options at Kansas City:
Articles. Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.
Wheat
July 1 11 1 11S 1 1 USB
September ... 104 1 04 1 044 104,
December ... 103 IMS 1 03 1 03
Corn
July TiWf 71H . 71, 71H
September ... 6tH 87 66 "4 4'iS
December (44 544 63 54 B
B bid. '
Daloth Grain Market.
DULI'TH, June 7-WHEAT-July, $l.30v,;
September. $1.12; No. 1 northern, $1.32;
No. 2 northern, $1.30.
OATS-67C
strength on reports thst the Bsnk of
Kngland hsd scured the $2 600.000 In gold
svsllsble. Kaffirs were active. They lost
their early Improvement but finished
firmer. Amerlcnn securities opened a frac
tion higher, hut later became Ii regular
under alternate periods of buying and sell
ing Prlcrs at mlrtdsy were from 1c below
to Sc love Saturday's New York closing
Later I'nited Slate Steei and Atrhlsun,
Topeke A Santa Fe lost their Improve
ment, but the low priced Issues continued
on the upgrade. Wall street did little In
the afternoon The market lacked confi
dence end closed Irregulsr and weak.
BERLIN. June 7. Transactions rre lim
ited on the Bourse today and tha tendency
of prices was downward.
TARIS. June 7 After an early period of
heaviness on the Bourse todav prices closed
steady. The private rate of discount ia 14j
per cent, an Increase of per cent.
Soarar and Molaoae.
NEW YORK. Jun 7. SI'OAR-Raw.
firm; fair refining, $.42c: centrifugal. 98
test. 8.92c: molasses sugar. 8 17c: refined.
steady: crushed, B.66c; powdered, 6.O04);
granulated, 4.96o.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, June 7.-COTTON The
market opened barely at a decline of S'rt'll
points in response to lower cables, good
weather In the south, continued liquidation
end aome atop-ioss orders which were un
covered by the Initial loss Offerings were
well absorbed by Wall street and local
bulls, who were encouraged by bullish
trade reports and tne presence or big buy
Ing orders en a scale down, which soon lm
parted a steadier tone to the market, and
during the middle of the morning ruled
within 4 or 6 point or Saturdays finals.
although buyers showed comparatively lit
tle disposition to follow the market up In
tne lace 01 a tavoraoie weatner prosoeot.
Futures opened barely steady; June. 10 8O0,
bid; July. 10 84c; August, 10.76c: October,
10.70c; November. 10.67c; Demember. 19.70c-
January, 10.64c; March, 10.66c; May, 10.6910
10.71.
Futures closed steady; June, 10.88c; July
10.90c; August, 10.84c; September. 10.79c;
October, 10 77c; November, 10.78c; Decem
ber, 10.70c: January, 10.75c: Msrch. 10.76c.
OALVESTON, June 7 COTTON-Steady,
lOVc.
NEW ORLEANS, June 7.-COTTON-Kpot,
steady; low ordinary. 71-16c; ordi
nary, 8c. nominal: good ordinary, 9 7-lSc
low middling. 10 6-lfic; middling, Utc; good
middling. 1"jc; middling fair. llc: fair.
12 vc nominal; receipts, S.425 bales; ltock,
147.285 bales
ST. LOUIS. June 7.-COTTON-Steadv
middling, 107c; no sales; receipts, CT5 balos:
shipments, 901 bales; stock, 29 064 bales.
Mllwankee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.. June 7. WHEAT
No. 1 northern, $1 37; No. S northern, $135;
July. $1 30. asked. 1
OATS Standard. 69Vc
BARLEY Samples, TDviCKOc.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Til.. June 7 CORN Lower: No.
2 yellow 75c; No. t yellow. Tic; No. 2
75', ;; No. 3, 75c; No. 4, 7c; no grade, 65if
69c.
OATS Lower; No. $ white, R8Vi359o.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 7 WHEAT Spot,
No. 2 red tern winter, nominal; fututea,
firm; July ',d: September, on 7d; re-c-"-ner
r 4Jd
CORN dfot, new Acei can mixed, via
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, June 7. M ET A LS Th
London tin market waa unchanged to a
shade higher, spots being relatively steadv
at 133 2s 6d. while futures mere unchanged
at 1:134 7s fid Locally the market was dull
and unchanged, with spot st $J9 12v1f39.S7V
Capper was 2s 6d higher In London, with
spot st 161 ,s Cd and futures at 62 5s
Locally market was firm and a shade
hleher; lake, $13 624ti 13 75; electrolytic at
ll3.37VitilS.60. and casting at $13 25Tj I3.ru
Lead was unchanged st 13 8s 9d in Lon
don. Ixically unchanged at $4 Sfff 4. 46. Soel.
ter wa unchanged at 22 2s id In London
while the local market was firm and
higher at $535f)5.40. Iron was lower at 48s
9d for Cleveland warrants in the English
market. ixcaiiv iron was steady with No
1 foundry northern quoted at llSOOQiero
Vo. . at Slft.76til" 2"t; No. 1 southern and
ro 1 souinern sort at le now 1 26.
ST. LOI'I. June 7 -SIFT A LS-Lesd.
oulet. at $4.32rI4 36. Spelter, firm, at $5.30
fJBH.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, June 7.-COFFEE-Futures
closed net unchanged to 10 polnta higher;
Ing June Bt 86o; July. 6 60iii65c; Septem
ber, 6."Mf.ioc. Hpot coffee, quiet; No. 7
Rio, ro'8c; No. 4 Ssntos, 9c; mild, dull;
sales were reported of 11,750 bags, Includ
Cordova, 9$12o.
Duncan Flnlayson and wife to James
Dvrsp. lots 17. 18, 19 and 20, block
t Mystic park $ 1.200
Frsncis F Wanner and husband to
W. H. B. Jsrobns, lot IL block 4.
Hoggs A Hill s 2d II. tOf)
Florence Co to K. A. Dorsn. lots
1. I and S. Mock 4. la Vets Place . 1.750
Minnie C. Csllshsi and husband et
at to Arthur Pilley, part lot F, Has
csll's adilitlnn LSfW
Elslnore Piece eompany to F. H.
Johnson, lots 18 and 19, block S.
Orant PU.4 2S
W. L. Selby to Thomas P. Ma-
hammltt et al. lot 6. Flack's sub.. 1.200
Charles E. Olll to Chsrles E Black.
lots 1. 2. 3, 4 and 6. Knight's addition
A. 1. Voight to Charles E. QUI.
same
F.larln Batter Market.
ELOIN. 111. June 7. BUTTER Firm.
28c; sales, 876,600 Iba. ,
Killed on Way
to Own Trial
Fred Mohrle, Murderer of Constable,
Shot in Corridor of Court Build
ing at St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. June 7-Fred Mohrle, who
killed Constable Sam Young in North St.
Louis several weeks ago. wa assassinated
in th corridor of the criminal court build
ing today by William Kane, a former dep
uty under Young.
The ihootlng occurred as Mohrle wss be
ing taken to court to stand trial for the
death of Young and Is the culmination of
a bitter political feud.
Mohrle had asserted shortly after the
Young shooting that tha "gang" had
threatened to got hlin," but following , the
ethics of th "gang" h refused to reveal
the identity of the men who had threat
ened him, saying that he could tak car
of himself.
Extending? Telephone Connection.
PIERRE, 8. D., June 7. (Special.) The
Great Western Telephone company, which
la threading the western portion of the
state with numerous lines, now proposes
to construct a lln from some point on
the Milwaukee road In the southwestern
part of the state down Into Nebraska, and
connect the lines of the two states. This
will give the southwestern part of the
lint, telenhrna rnnneellons with Klnliv
City and Omaha, wher they do a great
deal of their business.
A Reflection on Omnhn.
PIERRE, S. D., June 7. (Special.) A
young man, giving the name ot B. J. Lee
nd claiming to hall from Omaha, was
given the position of night clerk at the
Grand Pacific hotel. Being a stranger, he
was not Intrusted with the safe combina
tion, although he asked for It several times.
Saturday morning the young man and the
contents of the cash drawer were both
gone, and a search Is bolng made to find
Just where he went without watting for
his breakfast.
Brandenbnrgt'a Trial Set.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Tli trial of
BroMghton .Brandenburg, the magtislr.c
writer, for grand larceny In connection
with the sale of a letter alleged to have
been written by th late Orover Cleveland,
was fixed for June 15.
LEGAL NOTICES
Foreign Financial.
LOVPON. June 7 Money wss In good
demand on the market today and dlseounts
were steady. Trsding on the Stock -exchange
was only moderately active In
view of the settlement and price move
ments were lrr(rulsr Copper shares, esne
clollv Arcslfrnrna ted were strong- In the
r-ornlnir. but r"cted in he afternoon snd
clos'd ee,' Home rsl! were weak on
fears of labor trouble, but coiixoiS tallied
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting.
To th stockholders of THE MISSOURI
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY:
In conformity with the requirements' ot
the Constitutions and laws of the status of
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraaka and the
by-laws of th Company, YOU AKb)
HEREBY NOTIFIED that by resolution of
the board of Directors of The Missouri
Pacific Hallway Company duly adopted at
a meeting of said Board on the 29th day of
May. A. D.. lisJ9. a meeting of the slock
holders of The Missouri Pacific Railway
Company has been called to b held at the
office of th company, Room 70 Missouri
Pacific Building, In the city ot at. ixui
In the State ot Missouri, on the sixth day
of August, A. D. 1909, at nine o'clock In the
forenoon,
(1) For the purpose of considering a Con
tract snd Articles of Consolidation bearing
date th 29th day of May, 1909, heretofore
made and entered into by and on behalf of
Th Mlisourl Pacific Railway Company and
the following named corporations by order
of their respective Boards of Directors:
The Kansas and Colorado Paclflo Rail
way Company, a consolidated corporation
Of the State of Kansas;
Tha Central Branch Hallway Company, o
consolidated corporation of th Stat of
Kansas;
The Hooka County Railroad Company, a
corporation of the State of Kansas;
The Nevada and Mlnden Railway Com
pany, a ccrporaiion ot the Stat of Ml
anurl r
Nevada and Mlnden Railway Company of
Kansas, a corooratlon of the State of
Kansas:
Kanaat Cltv and Southwestern Railway
Company of Missouri, a corporation of llm
State of Missouri;
Kansas cltv and Southwestern Railway
Company, a corporation ot th State ot
Kansas;
Th Fort Scott Central Railway Com
pany, a consolidated corporation ot th
Stat of Kan; . ,,
Kanopolls and Kansas Central Railway
Company, a corporation of tha Stat of
Kansas;
The iv'anui Southwestern Railway Com
pany, a corporation of the State of Kansas;
a nfi
Th LeRoy and Caney Valley Air Lln
Railroad Company, a corporation ot in
Stat of Kansas,
whereby all or any of said corporations
and The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
have agreed to consolidate In th whole,
and to consolidate the stock of the re
spective companies making such consolida
tion, and to form and make under and pur
suant to th laws of th States of Missouri,
Kansas and Nebraska, a new, consolidated
corporation, to bs known as Th Missouri
Paciric Railway company, ownina, con
trnilin noasasslnaT and bringing under one
management all and singular th line ot
railroad and other properiiee, real, personal
and mixed, powera, rlghta, privllegea. Im
munities and franchises, belonging to any
of the companies making sucli conaollds
tlon. uDon the terms and conditions fixed
and stated by said Contract and Article
of Consolidation:
(2) For the, purpose of voting upon th
question whether eurh Contract and Ar
ticles of Consolidation, so made and en
tered Into, shall be ratified, assented to, sp
proved and adopted and such consolidation
consummated or wnetner sucn contract
snd Articles of Consolidation shall b re
Jected;
tl) To consider and vote upon th adop
tlon of a resolution scceptlng th provis
Ion of Artlcl II of Chpter 12 of the Re
vised Statutes of the State of Missouri
18V9, and to authorise the filing thereof,
all as required by Section numbered 1069 ol
such Revised euatut.es in tn case or cor.
aolldatlon uf railway corporation; and
(4) To tak any other action In the ore
mtses. and to transact any other business
that mav proper y con, a before th" meeting
Such Contract and Articles of Consollda
tlon will be submitted to the meeting of
the stockholders so celled or examination
and every stockholder alter an a- will be far
uish.d with a printed copy thereof, and at
any time hefore such meeting snv stock
holder will be furnished with a printed ropj
of such Contrsct snd Articles of Conso
lldatton upon application therefor durlna
business hours to the Asxistsnt Secretary
of the Company, at th offlf of the Com
pany In the City of fct. Louis. Missouri
Dated. May 29th, 109
GEORGE .7. COULD
President of The Missouri Pacific Rallwat
Company
A. H. CALEF.
SeTetarv of Th Missouri Pacific Rallwav
Company.
I2toA$
Tukev Land company to A. C. ls-
ssrrt. lot in. block 1. Clifton Hill..
Tukey Land company to M. K. Crone-
meyer. lot 18. block 1. Clifton Hill.
St org Real Estate rompany to John
.itsisnerger. lot S, block S. K. V.
Smith addition
Mary R Moores to Hsrry E. Monro
et ai, west iw reel lot IS, block 6,
Kountse A Ruth's addition, and
other lota
John Peters and wife to Andrew
Nohler, lot 23 and east 124j feet lot
22 and west 10 feet lot 24, block
So, Albright's Choice
Charles Forsltind to Carl and Oscar
Olson, south 60 feet lot 6, block 11,
R.nl.v.,4 . . I.
Merchants' N s t ton al" ban it' to ' E.' it!
Snell. lot B. block 82 Flnrance
Christian Kaelber to Mary E. Craw-
ford, lot 40, Burr Oak Place
The Westlatitl Realty rompany to JU
. nnoeoier. lot 7. parkland Place
Robert M. Zug and wife to John
cempirek, lot 24. block 1. Mayn
addition
Pioneer Reslty company to Martin
Anaerson, lots 15 and 16, block 4.
Sheridan Dare
Mary A. Collett to A. J. Collett, sH
lot 14, mock it, E. v. Smiths addition
Byron R. Hsstings, trustee, to Christ
jensen. lots 11 and 22, block 8, Mili
tary addition
Perle O. H ungate to B. O. Kast-
mnn et al. lot 4. block 20, Kountae
Place
Joseph W. Freeman to H. C. Mur-
tiy. lots 12 and 13, block S. South
exchange Place
Harry Hochmuth and wife to J. W.
freeman, same
John H. Trenery and wife to T. V.
hholes company, nVtj wV block 2,
Ralph Place
Edward M. Lee to Christ Jensen,
lot (, mock f. Saunders A Hlm
baiiKh's sdditlon ,
John F. Klussman to E. M. Lee,
same
John A. Crelghton Real Estate and
Trust company to John Krli and
wife, lot 2, block S, Crelghton's
1st
C. E Yost snd wife to George A.
josiyn. undivided y, lots 24 and
and nVt lot 23. Crescent nark
William 8. Wright and wife to II.
M. Hmlih, lot 4. block 1. Erway A
Nelson's 1st
H. E. Moores et al to Mary M.
Moores. east 63 feet of west 188
feet of tax lot 11, section 21-15-18,
and other property
John A. Crelghton Real Estate and
Trust company to Aaron Perimeter,
north 22 feet south 88 feet lot B,
block 9. Omaha
Lyman Wilcox snd wife to B. E.
W lloox. lot 8. Colfax- sub
Newell James and wife to Louis Hill.
north 40S6 feet lot 1, block $, Par
ker's addition
Florence Co. to Wlnnlfred M. Hey-
den, lot 15. Florence Heights
Same to Edwsrd T. Hevden. part lots
11 Bnd 12. r iorence Height
United States to W. A. Amsbary,
eH ne4 and n se. 12-10-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
1S64)
1
too
$00
1600
1,600
400
SfiO
1
175
275
S0
BOO
BOO
1.SO0
SOO
1
S50
6.000
B0
4,500
BOO
400
1,600
1,900
Total
$47.S3S
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, Cheyenne. Wyoming,
May 10th, 1V09. Sealed proposals, In tripli
cate, will be received at this office until
9:30 a. m., mountain time, Thursday. June
10th, 1900, at which time they will bo
opened in public, for construction, plumb
ing, steam heating, electric wiring and
electric fixtures, in public buildings at
Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming, as follows:
One (1) four-set officers' quarters, plan
No. 237-A; one (1) P'Mt Administration
building, plan No. 268; one G) Post Chapel,
plan No. 229; two (2) Post Exchange build
ings, plan No. 221-B. Plans and pacifica
tion are on file In thin offlc for the In
spection of bidders and ar also on fll
In th following office: Chief Quartermas
ter; Department of the MlMourl, Omaha,
Nebraska; Chief Quartermaster, Depart
ment of Colorado, Denver, Colorado; De
pot Quartermaster, St. Louis. Mo., and In
tha office 1 of Secretary Builders' Ex
change, St. Paul, Minn. The government
reserves the right to rejeot or acrept Any
or all bids, or any part thereof. 4 En
velopes containing proposals should be
Indorsed "Proposals for construction, etc.,
of buildings at Fort D. A. Ruttell, Wyo
ming," and addressed to V. K. Hart, Cap
tain 16th Infantry, Acting Quartermaster,
U. 8. Army, in charge of construction,
Cheyenne, Wyo. M13-14-16-J-8-9.
OFFICE OF THIS CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, Fort Crook, Neb., Maty
11, 1909. Be lad proposals, In Irlpllcat, will
b received at this offlc Until 11 a. m.
Juna 9. 1909, and than publicly opened- Tor
Installation of steam heating system, In
cluding reconstruction of brick chimney,
etc.. In Post hoepltal at Fort Crook, Ne
braaka. A guarantee of 10 Dr cant of
amount ot proposal mutt accompany on
bid. nan ana specuicationa can b sn
t th offlc of chief quartermaster, Army
Dunaing, umini, ieo., ana itn oifles,
Blank form and information furnished
upon application here; intending blddera
will be furnished plans and specifications
upon deposit of A certified check for 16.
payable to th undarilgned, which check
win d reiurnea upon return 01 plant, etc.,
to thla offlc. Proposals snould be In
dorsed 'Proposals for Btesm Healing Sys
tem" and addressed to Castaln Jooh F.
Qohn, Constructing Quartermaster, -
AU1-12-U.11J7-S
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER.
master, Leavenworth, Kansas, May 10,
19). Sealed proposals, In triplicate, will b
received her until 11 a. m., central time,
June lu, 1909, and then opened for tarraca
grading, roads, walks, etc., and approaches
to Orant, Sherman and Sheridan hell at
Fort Leavanworth, Kansas. Full Informa
tion and blank forms of proposals- fur
nished on application Plans and specifica
tions may b seen here, alio In offlc of
chief qtiartermaater at Omaha and St.
Paul, and Master Bulldar' exchange, Kan
sss City, Missouri. United Stat reserves
the right to accept or reject any or all
proposal, or any part thereof. EnvaJope
to be marked "Proposals for Grading,"
etc., and addressed to CAPTAIN WM. D.
DAVIS, Quartermaster. U. 8. Army.
, Maylt lS-14-16-jn-f.
PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES
Chief Quartermaster's office, Omaha,
Nebraska June 7, 1909. Sealed proposals In
triplicate, will be received at this offlo.
until 11 o'clock a. in., central, standard
time. July, t, 1909, and than opened, tn
the presence of attending bidders for '18$
artillery horses, for delivery at Fort Riley,
Kan., or other prominent railroad points.
The animals to conform to specifications
for artillery horses. United Stat reserve
right to accept or reject any or all pro
posals or any part thereof. Particular
and blanks for proposals furnished on ap
plication. Envelopes containing propoaal
lo be endorsed "Proposals for Horses" snd
addressed to Major D. E. McCarthy, Chiet
Quartermaster. Jt-9-10 Jyt-S-B
Herbert E Gooch Co.
Brokers and Dealers "
OftAOr, &0 v-ISIOsTS, BTOCX&
Omaba Offlo 1 tlO ST. T. XdX XlAg.
BU Telephone, Dong-laa Ml.
Iadpadat, A-8131 had A-11SS,
Oldest and largest Houa In th Slat.
AGAINST DISEASE
and other Live Stork Insured against
accident and disease."
Address The Live Stock Reciprocal
Underwriters, 410 United Bank Bldg.,
Sioux City, la.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Th Bel Farm Paper In the WM,
Una Dollar Yon.
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