TlIK BEE: OMAHA.--THURSDAY JUS'E 10. 1000.
0
A-
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
'Wheat Without Feature and iTictf
Not Much Changed.
SPRING CROP IN GOOD CONDITION
; I
(ovrrnmrnl Report Sot Optlaalstlc,
lltlir,rr, on ( nadltloi,.nf Winter .
Hhral Inn Iteclpt Arm
More Liberal. '
OMAHA. June . 1M0 ,
('.uik-iv cam Wednesday without feature,
l.ui wheat values held fairly steady and
tne yincial tone Of this market was stron-r.
Nnrthtsesteru jtiatkets showed excellent
imnidli with values HOo higher than
Pie day before, J
The aoverntnent renurt via nulllsh In
I (.suit on wli)t.r wheat condition, but sprlnx
vnat was reported in exceiinm. t:onaium.
Receipts of corn are more-Horrttil and over
the extttnatet Eastern demand In Mow ami
CHUh prices 'are dragging, W jafseni. rvJ
qiiirements Irs Hunt. ' '
Outside, wfteat marked" were'higheTV with,
Minneapolis -showing the oet sti-eivgrh..
Unless new from the field Induce buying
n i iijiiK" Is looked for.
Corn remained unchanged and dull, with
a steady ten firm undertook 'Vet weather
In general oer ihe belt, aitd is hindering
wi.-k to antsw extent. Receipts are liberal
I. I with only a slack' dfhnd values
not expdtftcd to artVnnc. ' . -iilniary
vvkrat reciipis wore 1J"J,!XK) liu.
it lx t stiipincti lV vveii 1 7 .) bu.. against le-c-iipts
liiwt yinf of 3-'tl.nJp tm. and shipments
of KH.oii.i bu.
Coin ncupi Veu- .11,000 bu. and ship
ments ..r.- no.. uaiiMt receipt
Inst rai of oii.tMi til. a,nl shipments of
53.i.isj bu
Cleuiaiu-es were' 4,l"0 bu of corn and
Wu at and flour eiil to iii.OJU bu. 1
l.lvitpool cloned unchanged to .4d higher
on uhi tft and unclianiftsoV on corn.
i.m-ai laoKe of options;'
tipi-ii. ! High. Tf. Close Yes'y.
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Omaha Cash I'rlers.
VVH1:AT-.N. 2 .batxl. nl.ndVLSJ; No- 3
liurd. H-Sitll.-ai fW nard. ll.JOii 1.26; Ko.
htirliiK. i a1?lH.
CtiKA-Nu. w, ui.xc No. , HIIic; No. 4,
6:iui 2So. 2 yellow, ki-; No. 3 yellow, Kiio;
Imi. 4 white, JUVi'yUi.; No. i white, TO.aii
i'c.
OATS-No. 3 mixed, iifitc; No. 3 white.
('1.; No. 4 white, Do'g6ic; siandard,M'u(f
."c.
)TE No 2. Mc; No. S, 7!lc.
Car Lot Receipt.
Wheat. Corn. Oals
Chicago 6 iU7 Zsl
i nun oils 71
o.imlia 3 11 7
i'ulutli a
t lilt A(i() GIIAI. A.VU IMtOVlSIONS
Keatnrri of, tat, I'rafllawj and .( lualna;
; I'rlcra on Hoard of Trade.
CIIK'AiiO, June 9. Frospocta of an earlv
l.uiAtxt In Missouri was one of the chief
! asons for a heavy J.tiorln tlK wheat mar
1., tiulay. The cIohi however, was ftirly
hiidy, with prices 'a 'ghid' higher to tc
to '4c lower than yosleeday Corn ami
H-in ImIiuih closed strong, and 'oata firm.
Wheat was nervous the greater part of
the day and the prevailing sentiment In the
Jilt was one of beai Ishiirss. This heaviness
was more noticeable In July than in tho
mole deferred months and waa due largely
to Iih reused offerings of new wheat to
arrive. Keports from soulhc&atern Missouri
clauued that., haxvajtlng will begin there
the latter nart oTvttlia ak nnd Insnlred
I I additional sales- oT th nrlrTiy option. The
Jf foreign markets generally were easier than
expvi-ien. Liverpool In particular was . a
disappointtnent'lMtha bylls. -That "murket
waa barely Steady, owing - to -reports- of
iiuite general rains In Argentina and In
Houthern Russia. The breaking of the
drouth In these countries completely offset
the effect of ins government crop report
of the previous . dayi,' KlraL Umdea in.wlieat
for May delivery in 1H10 Were recorded to-
da the prices being 11. 104 to 11.11. , Uur-
Jug? the day the July delivery riWj; c-J
' at $1.13'. "
Continued wet weather In the corn belt
was (be cause of a substantial advance In
coin prices, the market being strong al
most all dav - ftcpiirta) J;n.( thifv country
Indicated that tl. ctilllvatlba of the new
crop was being delayed by the excessive
moisture. Local .eceii.ta of 707 caj 4. caused
a mild n action early In tic dny, . but prices
soon cdvamed again or Jwyii by shorts.
The closo was strong, with prices c to c
above yesterday.
strength of corn and more active hlp
plng demand offset favorable weather con
ditions fi r ihe new crop and caused a firm
oat market during the last half of the
session. The close was firm, with price up
Vuc to :.
i'lovlaion were strong ail day: owing tt
active demand by- tmster4i atiO foreign
shorts. Prices at the close showed net
a,a ns of 124c to 22nC
The leuding f mucin ranged a follow:
Articles.l Open, j H Igh.T Lo k i'CIOMeTYefy.
. . -!..- . , .
Wfieat I I . . L. J
1
July
Sept.
I c.
Corp
July
.'-epl.
1 lC.
Oats
July S.;pt-
I.iec.
Pork
Jqlv
Siu.
Sept.
HiIvs-
. jfi
Stpt.
I 1 10v: 1 114 1 1 W 1 19'i,
ii i"av i i'"a; i mi t 1 jts
.1 0841 1 OJHai. -1 lfc l OoVVi 1 0
; i i i i
nun:
73,
,T2,a72Iaii73
' 't v
tv" hi .J0W. . .v-,T0l(i.W;
i l"-1'
.5v,a 11 W fiiOi'-y ,5i',ii SI
I
I 53v! Mvil
,41 Vi, c, 441j-v,
I 44-,4ii US,:
MS, MWl
44' 44'uVi,
4l 4.. US,:
tviv.
44
44T
I
I-
111 ! 20 OTViii 19 05 07; tl S5
20 06 JO 20 20 05
20 aj J
30 00
I 11 n.'S 11 65 11 rU'taj
i 11 M U 72Mi! 11 tiO
11 7!S: 11 57i
aiii'ro'-,1 10 fe' ! 10 72t
fiv'ia 751 9 frTVfc, 10 75
I 10 70. , 10
; 10 HI io.
- - Va , 1 1.1 1 1 - I.
cash quotyoh w rr, (vs, follows:
Fl.i U K Firm;' tvinief paleitts, 8".3tV;(! 75';
A siraigbts. iV.viiiw.S5 1 ypvlri patents, 8 HO'a
f 7.W; sti'al(li'avHV'IU''ahr, J3.4o-M5.25.
uyk-.n viJ; ' . '
m.'TTKU-iwlJ:. .creairiuriei, ' iaii,27o;
dulries, toWtHHv.fi .'
KlKiS-Rmjolpia,' lS.i'v3 Cases; 11 steady; at
mark, cases hicludfjd, Wc; Trrat, Pc; prime
firsts. 21 vp,-,, ..''. vi.
CliKKSK-Augily; dtvleWa, 13Vt7l4o; (.wins,
lJS'il.K-; vj)g AiheticMj. l,till4VfcCi long
horns. HtiHWc. . r ( r
POT A rotJ-dUad'y; cho'loe to fancy, gs
jSM fair 40 uood.. 7r.'ft0c. .
PUCLTHY-4li.a4yj. turkeys;. 14c, chick
ens, ii"c; tpiiniss JOCJOci
EAsTi5l,irlyir tu.iiiVIb. wts., 6a7o;
S? J., 5"'b- -7SVC.' 65 to 110-lb. wis.,
HAKLEYV)fev4l iir'. mixing, ; 79m.80Uo;
fair to cliolcer-jnaltW.-8Wi-u.wc.
SEKliS rtevjt.1 Xo. I ouihwestern, 81. 1:
No. 1 northwesiern. 11.71 Timdhv. ai
Clover. 8100. .. "
PHOViSIONM-Mes pork, per bbl., 82O.07U
Total ceiaranoea of wheat and" flour were
equal to W0O0 lu. Pumary receipts were
MOUO bit. Compared with Slti.uoo bu the
corresponding day a year ago. The world'!
visible uPPly. ahown hy nrad8lre.
decreased 47L0M bu.- .estimated, recelpia for
tomorrow: Wheat, 1 car; corn, car.
oat, U car. '
1 llvesaotl Grata .Market.
A LIVERPOOL. June tWvVHKAT-fcpot
No. 3 red. western winter, nominal- in.
Jure, quiet; July. s ,d. September k
7vd; I e wtlk-, ks- 4r4.
COnN spou.lrm; jiew American mixed
p've.ton, 'b future, nuiet. July
U 6d; iieptember, bs 6?d.
. a ii ' 1 al '
Xllrrakre, (,rwla , Market.
MILWAUKEE Wl. June l-WHEAT-
Juiy 8i"ui,i'rn' 88; No' 1 north'rn. i ;
OATS Standard. emJ5e.
BARIJ-;Y-vamplea. 7iSlc ..
FLOUR Firm.
Peoria Market.
I EOBJA. UU June 8.-CORNLower; No.
3 white. ,4e, So. i Jellovy. 74Vh76c; No. a
yllow. 74 j, )0; No. 7k,e; no
P.AT'J'"' rV4i No.
Ihlte. ruM're. tandard. tv?o. ,
PkiladvlaklB P1 ki..l-
PHILAliELPlilA. June f. BUTTER
v .-.r.u, , b.riti i-reainerjr and naarby
i prints. J8e
KOGS-Firm;' rnnvl vaiUa and - uthar
., i res case, tie at mark;
t I ennsylvanla and other nearby current re-
iriuraniiii cases, 12c at mark; west
em firsts free --. 2.V at mark; western
current r'-ipts free ca'. 2'a22e at mark
H EESE - Firm, New Turk f ill creams,
hoice. ll't'il.lV. fall" to gcn-d. 12ul3c.
HKtTHER i THR7IHM BELT
4 owdfiaed t nsettled, wit kowcer
. Thursday aad Kama Teaiaeratare.
OMAHA. June.. 10
Showers were si altered tnrotighout the
t durtng the past" .v.enty-four tiour,
heavy rains were entl In the central
valhtvs last night, and rsin continue gen
eral from along the Missouri river, east
o er the upper Mississippi valley, lake re
gion, Ohio vallev, to toe Atlantic Coast
ttils morning The rains Intnts vicinity,
were heaviest along the MIMoarl river ln
Nebraska, and over western Iowa. The
fall at Omaha during the night was lis)
Inches. The outlook Is tavoiable for con
tinued unsettled and sJioaaty weather in
this vicinity tonight and possibly Thurs
day, wtih not mm h change In tempera
ture.. No Important rtiange In temperature
has occurred In the central valley and
east since the preceding report, but cooler
weather is shown In the extreme upper
Missouri valley, and on the, eastern Rocky
mountain slope. Light tYowt occurred last
hlght In western Wyoming and Yellow,
stone park. ,
Record of temperstutie and precipitation
compared with ;the , corresponding day of
the last three years; .
UsV 1!)0S. 1W7. 1W1.
Minimum temperature ... 59 f.7 64 t&
rreclpltatlon 104 .22 .l'l .'-O
Normal temperature for today. '70 degrees
Deficiency liKpreclpttatlon since March 1.
2.h liv-hes
Excess corresponding period In 2.46
Ineh'r. "
Deflclen-y corresponding period In 1S07,
5.0S Inches.
S.U. A(. WKI.PII Local Forecaster
'Corn and Wheat Healen Bnlletla.
Coin find wheat region bulletin for
Omaha. Neh.. for the twentv-four hours
ending a? g n. m., 75th meridian time,
cdnenday. June 9,.l;in9:
OMAHA Il. STRICT.
Temp R.iln-
Mniions. Max. Un. fau
Ashland, NVb...... .TO Ra " SI
Sky.
Cloudv
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudv
Cloudv
Cloudjr .
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudv
Raining
Cloudv
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Auburn. Nib s'i
t'oluTnbus. Neh... US
Culbertson, Neb.. 10
Falrbury. Neb. ... 77
Fairmont. Neh... !
61
M'
61
51
60
,bt
54
54
rc
r.6
5
!!.
50
54
.?6
.:o
.06
.64
,?1
.S4
.42
.10
.on
.40
1.06
.2S
2 20
1.5
" .Si
.02
T
Mir. Island. Neb . 70
Hartlngton. NeK 63
Hastings. Neb.... 67
Holdrege, Neb.... 6
Onkdale. Neh R'l
Omaha. Neb ftg
Tekamah, Neb... 66
Alta. la..': M
Carroll, la CI.
Clarinda. . Ia . 8
flibley, la B7
Sioux City, Ia... 60
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending" at (ft. nv
UISTRIC'T A VTCR AOES.
No. of Temp.- Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inches
Chlcago. Ill 2 70 51 .22
Cohinibua. t) IS 7S , BM .4
lies Moines, la.... 14 f 54 .70
Indianapolis. Ind. 11 84 n .36
Kansiis City. Md.. Lft ft. f,2 ,M
Louisville. Ky 1H H2 64 .44
Minneapolis. Minn. 2S CO R0 .08
Omaha. Neb llj . ' 6S. 64 .54
.St. I.ouls. Mo...,. 12 M 64 .24
" Ralng' contlhued during the' last twenty
four hours In all portions of the corn and
wheat region, being fairly heavy In all
districts, and excessive In Ohio, Kentucky
and low a. i. a. WELSH,
Local Forecaster., VVeather Uureuu. .
fcttW VOHK UGIHEKIL MARKE1
Unolatlons of the Day ao Varfcvas
- Commodities.
NKW YORK, June .-'L.Wt;R-Recelpt.
34.2f bbls ; exports, 2,600 bbls.; market
ciuli't with prices lower; Minnesota patents,
$4.2.'uA.tiO; winter straights, t6 6.Kd-6.85; Min
nesota bakers. tf.35ii6.65: winter extras.
Hoiia.70: winter patents, $4,75((j.00; winter
iow:gi-ne. n.ii'ab.tM. nye liuurmrtily; lair
to good, J4.6O4.70; choice to fancy, Haa
DUO.
CORN'MEA L Steady; fne white n(t
yellow, Jl.45h1.7u; coare, 1.85'.(; kiln
anea. 3.!siJ.a.
RYK I'ull; No. 2 western, 944c f. o. b.
JNew York.
BA RLE Y Quiet ; feeding, 82886c, c. 1. f.,
New York. . r. ,' ,
VHEAT RecelDts. 16.200 bu. Knot mar
ket firm; No. 2 red. U.r.l, nominal, eleva-
1TJ .M:r,V nogRlnal r . v .afluaL;.
o. b. afloat.- After an easier opening day
wheat was rallied hy bull support and held
iairiy sieauy lor the balance or the day,
closing vBo net higher to 'sc lower.. July
Closed at 8l.2i'V4; iieptember closed at
31 lif Kecember closed t 81.15V '
COllN-Itecelpts, 11.200 bu.; exports, 2,400
bu. Spot market steady; No. 2, fcUc, eleva
tor, and !Cc, f. o. U. afloat; No. 2 white,
M'jC aiid fin, t yellow., 740,' f. o. b.
afloat, all nominal. Option market was
without transactions, closing o net
higher. July closed at HSVkc; September
closed at 7sc; December closed at Motto.
OATS Uecelpts, 7S.400 bu. Spot market
steady: mixed oats.-2H to 32 pounds, t&vic,
nominal; hmtural white, 2tJ to 32 pounds
H2'.i'ic; clipped white, 34 to 42 pound, 63"
HAY Hay; Na 3, Wsfic. Kood to choice,
95c-i81 00. -
HOI'S Firm: state, common to choice
lwa. lKiir.c; lssv?, aji-tic; laclfio coast, 1W.
ishttc; 17. Sittic. '
HIOKd-Kasy; Bogota, ;Jlg22c; Central
Atnericii. 21 c. r
PKOViSlO.NS Beef, firm; family. 813 50
&UJ0; mess, V10.5O1 11 00; beef ham'a, 824 00
QI26.10; packet, 312.toUU.50; city, extra India
mes, 8-10 5(ku 21.00. Cut meats, firm; pickled
hellle. 312.00; pickled hams. 312.264rl2.50.
t.nrd stronif: nvntsm IIOOAll o.i.
uotit, 812.25; Mouth America. 812 7S, u.m.
j.pound. . 88.00f8.25. , Pork, firm; family.
321.00'(i22.50
TALLOW Steady:, city. 5Sc: countrv
IVftfic
Kit steady; domestic, fair to extra 8
'no te; Japan, nominal. '
Bl 'TTLK Steady ; creamerv specials
27(i27Vc; official price, 27c; extra, 26yi
2.i4c; western factory, firsts, 20c; western
imitation creamery, firsts, 21-ft22o;.
IsOU.S Steady ; western extra firsts, 22
itj224c; firsts, 21iB21c; seconds, 2tX20ic;
southern firsts, 21c; seconds. 2ckH204o
POI LTKY Alive, easier; chickens, broll
er'i. 2Tt'.i2;'iCT' fowls, lonloc; turkeys, Uc-dressed.-
weak; westein. broiler. iStaixtc''
,iowi, iia;i6c. "
St. I.ouls Lenrral Market.
8T. LOUIS. -Une- ' -WHEAT Firm
track, No. 2 red, iraah.'. 8r.tvViJl.4Wii,;. No. i
hard, ti;3Cil.7. , July, U5; . Beptember-.
3l.oal 01e. . . ,, ... '
cotN-HtKhec;',tracl, No. t.-caah. 7 a
74c; No. ,2 whiteajioo; July, 7iTJiCSo'
HeptemlMiC. Wc.,,.,.y, ,1 ..'
OATSFiruiiittackvNo,- i .cgsh. i76t7U'
No. 2 white, 7j(k(utscj July, 61c; iieptem
.lr, 43ic , . . 4. ;. "
RYK-rHfeher. Ho.-' - - -
r Lol. K Unchanged; red winter patent
8tj.5bm7.liO: extra fatu-y and straight, 85 i-i
B.40; hard winter doers, 34 75o6 10 .
. SEKIi Timothy, 3l.50(ol26.
. COHNMEA L 83.50. ' . ' '
BIIAN Dull; sacked,, east track, 81.27
10 WYi2.50'ady;' tlmothy' "-01T.Oi pralre.
p1V,liC4 l-C.
320.00. Lard, higher: prime steam. 311.55
11. 4o. Iry salt meats, higher; boxed, extra
shorts. 311 1 To; clear rib. 311.75; short clears,
V,l . 1co"- b'Kb"; boxed, extra short,
$12.75; clear ribs, $12. .6; short clears, $ixg,w
fteceipts. Shipments.
4.So0 V(nio
..14.(X1 nono
72.000 27 0HO
8-1.000 33.000
Flour, bbls...
Wheat, bu...
Corn, btl
Oats, bu
Available aappllre of Rrala.
NEW VORK.' June .-The following
csbie and telegraphic communication re
ceive by Bradtreet' (how the following
changes. In (callable supplies, a com
pared with previou accounta.-
Wheat, 'in the United States east of th
Rockies, decreased 2,341.000 bu ; in Canada
decreased J.OW.OOO bu ; tqtal In United Ptatea
and Canada, decreased 4.410.0U0 bu. ; afloat
for and In Europe, decreased SOO.OOO bu.:
total American and European supply de
creased 4.710000 bu.
Corn, In the T'nlted State and Canada,
Increased K.0nT) bu.
Oats, in -the United State and Canada,
decreased, SVaOOO b'l.
I he leading decreases reported this week
were: Manitoba. 1D?.X hu.; Sarnla and
Polntward. 14f 0M "bu. ; Chicago private elo
vstcrs. 64.011) bu. The leading Increases re
ported wire- Ooderlch, iOAOOO bu.; Foct
Worth. 11010 bu.
- a 1 1 i
Mla.aeapoll Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June WHEATIulv.
31 H; September. 31 llVMLlH.; Oeeember.
81 OsV; cash No. 1 hard. 31 35-3 1 Sf.V : Vo t
northern. 3132Q132; No. 3 northern, 31 S
' . Datath t.rala Market.
liULUTH. June -WHEAT-July. 31 30vi
September. 81 11V No. 1 northern, 81 32S
No. 2 northern, 81 30V
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Deciiite Downward Turn Taken in
the. Price Movement.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC IS FEATURE
Harrlman tatereata Announce Mnch-
Heralded Flan Indications nf
Bla- Prolts .In Ball
atnpalgn.
NEW YORK. June 9 The decisive down
ward t'nr" take" by the price movement
of stocks today Inclined speculative senti
ment to take account of unfavorable fac
tors, but there was little that was posi
tively unfavorable In the news. The rapid
declliv In Southern Pacific tifonthe nn
nouncement of the much heralded plan to
retire the preferred stock was taken as
nn oh'ect lesson of the extent to ivMrh
favorable departments have been dis
counted In the. speculation.
The retirement plan left the privileged
exchange of preferred Tor enmrrton atoek
th most attractive for preferred stock
purposes and made It practically certain
that It would be followed by all those
stockholders. Such an exchange, it was
realized, would leave the company's finan
cial position . practically where It Ir. as
the effecting of any saving on the present
charges would depend on the new common
Hock being kept on a t per cent,- basis.
compared wtih the 7 per cent paid on the
preferred to be retired. An Increase in
the common dividend to 7 per cent has
been confidently coi rted on.
A computation of the income return on
tills stock, even with the dividend raised
to 6 per cent, showed that on stock pur
chased at the price touched yesterday.
which was 135, this return still would be
less than on Cnlon l'aclflc at the price
end with the dividend nlread pulling on
Ihe present atoek. It was this computa
tion, which Involved no new facts, that
was responsible for the contrary movement
In the two Harrlman stocks. There waa
nn apparent shifting of holdings f r iti
Southern Pacific Into t'nlon Pacific The
large benefit to accrue to the Colon Pacific
treasury from any Increase In the South
ern Pacific dividend was an additional In
centive to this operation.
Olilte as much Influence was exerted on
speculative sentiment by the departure for
Europe of s Btcck exchange member
credited with an Important share In the
large transactions of the recent past in
Ihfl bull campaign as by any actual de
velopments In cor.dltlor bearing on values
1 his departure was read a a sign that
profits had been taken n a large scale
In the bull campaign, with the conditions
to follow of distribution of stocks Into
weaker hands, lessened support on an end
scale for prices and a growth of technical
conditions of weakness. The government
crop report war of some continuing In
fluence towards depression cf stocks. A
distinctly bad Impression was created by
the outcome of the New York city Dona
Issue, for which applications were less
than twice the amount offered. The low
price reallxed, lilch tlenched only 100.71
on the average was further cut by sale
of the bonds when Isiited on tne piock
exchange as low as 104. The slight rise
In the call monev rate wt ascribed to
the application lor the New York City
bonds, moderate thrueh thev were. An
active demand hps sprung up for funds
on time and rate are advancing. Discounts
also rose In London and Paris todav. The
reneral monev situation, therefore, was
shaping l'self oulte definitely away from
ease. The aggressive rle In t'nlon Pacific
helped the late restojatlon of the price
level and rertrced the day' net change to
small proportion.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value,
S.f:iO.0on. United Statea bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of seles ar.d leading quotations
on stock were a -follow: - . -
Bam. mx. iinw- i.io.
Allls-rhslmen pfd
Amalgamatad roppar ...
Auisrlisn Agricultural
Am. Beat sugar
Am. Can. pfd
Am. C. A g
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. A L. pfd
Am. Ice Berurlttea
Amsrloan Linseed -
American lVxiomoUva ..
Am. 8. A R
Am. a. A K. nfd
MX) . CSV.-
51'
f-H
41H
37 S
MV,
1S
n
41V
l"4
17a
41
siv.
400 ' 434tv.: 43V,
I. 100 8v 174
8.60O 14
H.sno 67 66v
Jl.ano 74 71
42 4144
-tJOO ," S'V . .
8.SH0-" lv,i IT
l 41V, . 4"4i
14.7-ia ' ' 1.I4V4
l.loir jw niit 11s
1.400 iJivt "131 14 131
, 6,iK 14144 140 141
en l't 1'
. 1 S'K) 11 Vi ii 36 14
. 1.000 rivt 4. 10
. J.0.) l:4'4 114 1HH
. 1,500 V'4j l'VSS 1014,
. . (r0 I54V4 1S4 134
71.800 114 H7V4 unit
S4
"'700 'iovi- i'S
. fl.OOO SO H 7 7
, 3,100 1H4 Hi l'l
bOO SOS 1"
(00 IOCS 104' IOCS
2W
. 1.800 7S 77 77
4' 71 70S 70S
. 1.400 14 1 t
500 18!' 15S 13
. iz'.lon liss lt.-4 1S5
("Am. Sugar Refining
l-Aia. T A T
Am. Tobacco pfd
Amsrloan Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchiaon
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coatt Line....
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Bathlehsm Stsal
Brk. Rapid Tr.. axdlv..
Canadian Farlflo
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central ot New Jersey.
Chesapeake Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago A N. W
C, M. A St. P
C:. C, C. A Bt. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A so
Colo. A So. lat pfd...,.
Colo. A So. 3d pfd
Consolidated Oaa
Oirn Produote ,
Delaware A Hudson....
Denver A Rio Orar.de...
D. 4t R. O. pfd ,
DlstlUara' geourltlas ...
Eria
Erie lat pfd
Krle Id pfd
General Electric.
Great Northern pfd
Ot. Northern pfd ctfa..,
Illinois Central
Interborough Mat
Int. Mat. pfd
International Harreatar
Int. Marin pfd
Int. Paper
Int. Pump
Iowa central
Kansas City Ho
K. C. Bo. pfd
Loolivllle A N
Mtnn. St. L
M . St. P A S S. M .
Missouri Parltl
M., K. A T ;.
M.. K. A T. pfd
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R of M. lat pfd
New York Central
N. Y , O. A W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Paclllo
Pacifla Mall
Pannaylvania
People's daa
P , C. C. A St. L
Prassad Steal Car
Pullman Patac Car
Railway Steel Spring..
Reading .
Raouhllo Steel
too 76S 76 7S
. 4,10i 42H
400 6! 4 42
1-10 .sis
300 80S MS
I'M 141S 143
. 6,4.0 -6 24 S
43S
81 S
SIS
80S
141
.444
12S
s
88
99S
34
43S
lol 183 181
l.SOD 81 60S
800 IDS 88
200 40 S 40
15.(00 !' 8.44
1.4W MS 63 S
1.6O0 44 S 44
8"0 WS liH
11,500 160 lltH
1.0,10 744 74 S
ps
14S
Jts
, 1 00 148S 14S 148
1S
44a
86
44
lQ
41
11
73S
3.400 144S 14IS 144S
1,800 67 S 57S 1
1,11 139S 138S S
2. 76S 74S 74S
11.XV0
400
4344
74
42S
74
43
71S
lot
.. l.rA) 874 87S
I0 63' 6IS
87 S
H S
.. 4.1 142 S 131S
.. 4. 63 S 62 S it
8"0 os os "S
ou b;iv 8.4, S3
.. IL1"0 IMS 148S J!S
100 IS 2S IS
.. S.fMO 137S 1S4S HX
BOO lldS He lit.
2S
80 45 4344 ''
0 44 4.S 46s
..116.100 16S 1.-4S 166
.. (.800 8IS 12 32 u
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Ruck Island Co. pfd ..
St. L. A 8. r. 2d pfd.
St. Louis S. W ,
St. la. f W. Dfd
.. 1.600 107 10S. V
.. ll.rw", sis ? 1S
.. 4.M) 7"S 70S T11S
.. 1,800 4aS 44 44'
4H0. 28S t"S 1'.
oo ess ts
Sloaa-Stvafriald S. 4t I
Southern Pacifla
So. Pacifla pfd
80. Railway
go. Railway pfd
Train nine Cooper ....
Taiaa A Pacific
T . St. L A W
T . St. L. A W. pfd..
t'nloo Pacific
t'nlon Paoltlo pfd
V. S. Realty
V. S. Rubber
V t Steel
V. t. Steal pfd
Utah Copper
Va -Carolina Chemical
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Wastrrn Maryland
Weallnghouaa Electric
Western Union
7.1VJi4!io,V jsiv isis i'is
is. tun 1.14 1J.H 1'S
l.i'lO 8.' 31 S 11
7"S io
- 80O 4IS 41S 41S
1,H 31 344
10S 51 i2 61
4-0 4S 48 S (OS
141.100 183H 10S 181S
7w
1 rw as a.is 3
1I0 414 4-1 41
164, 800 4TS S 47s
a, .tsi jar,- IMS iso
lis MS 'H
T.ouo bis W'4
?o tl s II s
I", 64S 63S
loco tn 18S
l.l-i (6 (4,
2.5v 76s 74
tit
J1S
Ms
i44
(3S
74S
U
W heeling A U E
WlKoasia csntrsl
Total tale tor th day. l.48 400 aharae.
l.uadoa atoek Market.
London closing stocks:
Consols, money
do account
Anaconda
Atchlaoa
do ptd
Baltimore A Ohio.
44 M.. K. A T
.. 44S
..l.liS
. MSN. Y. Central...
. WW Norfolk A W ...
.117 do pfd
lot Oaiarlo A W
Ill Pennsylvania ...
lv RsQd Mine
. 78S Reading
. 4 Seuthern Ry
.14 do pfd
. 14 Southern Pacific.
. 6ISlaloa Pacific...
. do pfd
. 17s 0. I. Steal
.86 do ptd
. 44S Wabash
. US do pfd
.164 Slianlak 4
.NtSAoval. Cooper
.. (3
.. (0
.. M
.. 10
Canadian Pacific.
.. MS
Cbt-eapeaie m u
Chicago O. W
( hi . Mil. A St. P.
p Beora
Ivtnvar A Rle Q
do pfd
trie
do III pl
do Id ptd
Grand Trunk
.. WW
.. 12s
.. 71
. .1344
..17
...
.. 4S
..UIS
.. 21
.. oa
.. 88
Illinola Central
Louisville A N.
87 S
MLVkivLsr, steady at 24 8-liid per OS.
MONtl-lVUl Pr cent.
The tate of discount In the open market
for short bill Is 22 1-18 per cent; for thre
month bill.. 3 per cent.
Treaaary gtatemeat.
WASHINGTON, June 9 Today' state
ment of the treasury balance In the gen-
1.600 1S 14S
(oO 4.-.H 4VS
io0 84 S I3S
MS 14 S
1.800 14S I'-'4
1,100 S 40
600 IIS 11
3,800 47S 4S
100 71S 73S
eral fund, exclusive of the IIVO.COO OilO gold
reserve, shows: Coin and bullion. $49 ss. -1.'.
gold certificates l?7,SiS.910; available
rai-h balance, 120.510.5."4.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June 9-MONKT On call,
eay at IV'121- ner cent; ruling rate. 21 per
c 1 1: ; ; i lowing bid, 1 per cent; offered at "
per cent. Time loans, very firm and ac
tive; slxvv -dav. Vol1 Pr cent; ninety
davs. 2Ht2 per cent; six months, 3-.l);'
Ier eenl.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPEIl-3434
per rent.
STERLING EXCHANOE-Pteady, with
actual business in bankers" bills t J4 W75
'o4 f.s5 for slxtv-day bill and at 4.f7T0 for
demand Commercial bills, 4. i: 4.S.
rMLVEJt Bar, 52"c: Mexican dollars, 44c.
Ho." IjS Government steady; railroads
easy. ...
Ci'-alng Quotation on bond today were
jm follow:
v. rf. :
do roupon
re.
l"ivt Jrn 4i .
1"1 n 4V,. ''
1'i 4n 2A writs l-t
I'll L. S 6rb 4 lJ, 95 H
ink I A. unl t. irviw
r. I. re
do coupon
V B. 4. trf
d. roupon
Alll.-('hl lit 5l
Li M.. K T. Ut 4...1'
r do Ut rt. 4t ft
liyxs to iMt. I w :t i
Am. A. &
Am. T A T. rt. 4a HUM. P.elflc t .
Am. Tobirco 4i N. V. r- f-
do . U do deb 4 X !
A i.h toon sen. 4 IK'tt N. V. lit; 4Vvi nee ,IU
Mo S. L. lit 4i 6 S. Y.. N. H. A It.
do r. 4.
do rv, &
11414 CT. s J-1"
14 N H W. lit cun. 4l n
S Mo ft. I
b'No. Pcl(ic 4. ....... W
4 do to 14
m O. S L. rtd u .... 4
Atlantic IV U 4a..
I)al Ohio 41 . .
do t
do W. IHI ..
Prk Tr. c. 4l .
rmiila go. lit 4i
I vntral of Oa. oa .
t'rmral bathpr ia.
('. of N J 1 5a..
I'hei. Ohio 4v,i
riil.aso d A. v,i.
r , 11 a Q. . 4.
"Psnn. rv. 3v,i 1J16
lv do con. 4i
111 R.tJInt (n. 4i ..
. 1;
.1
.K
4 St. L. a s. F. ff 4. MS
12Tkm L. W. 0. 4.,..
I do lit ld 4
" Sesbnird A. L 4l . . k"
'' . PipMIo rot. 4. . ia1
l'. M a s. p. 1 It,! iniv, dn lit ret, 4l
C, R 1 P. r. 4i . so- 10 RillwiT M ...
do col. bf 9 do m 41
do rfili 4a . ti I nlon Hi Hit 4i . .
vt'. It St L. f. 4s. siV, do i-v. 4a....
rolo. Ind it 77v do lit rf. 4a,
l.v
. In)
illt
.10"
olo. Mid., 4i Slti V. a. RuMMT 1H441
C & 8 r. A . 4V,I . .'" f 8 Stoel id 5a 1 -
D. A H rv. Is
M'tVI -l aro. Ctlem. 3... PS
H' ;74 Wabaih lit a UZW
;S do til A ex 4a 11
n W'eitarn Md. 4a H'l
f Waat. Klec. er. ia.... 04 1
do l.t rrf. 4a
n A R U 4i
Dlitlllera' 5i
Krte p. I. 4i
do gan. 4
do cv." 4i wrtea A .
w ii 1 antral 4i
17 Armour 4"Al w 1. .
V6C. B. W. . 4a ...
nr.
do series B .
. 9H
.lol
. S44,
. '4j
. 90
Gen. Kloc. cv. 5.... 144tt4j I". A O. ret. oa
111. On. lit ret. 4s D. R. O. rrl. 5a.'
Int. Met. 4W, .-. IISN. R. R. ot M. 4,i
int. M. M. 4l 73'iSt. L A 8 r. f.a
K. r. So 1st Si. . .
Bid. OtteraJ.
744, Bo. Pacific c. ctta.,102S
Boston Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON, June .-Money, call loans, 21
"t per cent; time loan, ui ptf cent.
uffk-Ul closing:
Atchiaon adj. 4a.
. 93 Atlantic
.. .Hint Butte Coalition
. . J14V, cal. A Ariioaa.
...lu&v,(-al. A Hwla....
...S3iv,cintennlal
...147 Coppar Hangs ..
.. .1294, rial, Waat
Sev,
10 v,
470
344
42V,
IV,
ltv,
104
10S
24
S
Mv
It
nv,
aovt
134
92V,
144,
do 4a
Atchison H. R. . . .
do pfd
Iioaion A Albany.
Br-, ton A-4tlatne..
Poslon Klavatad .
Fltchburg pfd
N. Y , N. H A H.
linlon Pacillc
Am. Arge. Cham...
Am. Pnau. Tuba....
liov, franklin
1"V, Oranlqr
l93v,oreena Cananaa,
43V4 Isis Koyale ....
IS, Masa. Mining 1.
Amer. Sugar ..
dn pfd
Am. T. A T...
...112 Michigan
....124 Mont. C. C...
141 Nevada
Amar. AVouian 1 .14 old Dominion .
do pfd lutVa Oaoeola
Dominion I. A 8 43 Parrot
Oeneral Eleflrlo lf'tQulnry
Mini. Electric 12 Shannon
do pfd 7 Tamarack
74
Masa. Gas 44 Trinity , U't
inuaa rruit iw United Coppar 1 10
I'nlted 9. M 40 V. 8. Mining.,
do pM 90 If. g. Oil
t". S. Steal, ei-div... Kit I'tih
... 47
... 33W
... 441,
... 4Vt
...
...141
... tl
do pfd
.129 Victoria
Adventure ....
Alloues
Amalsamsted
Arlsona Com.
8 Winona
41 S Wolverine ..
80S North Butt
42S
I.tx-al Secortties.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns.
jr., tilt New York Life Bldg.:
K bio. ABsen.
Cudahy Packing Co. 6a, 1124 ss t
Coliiinhus, t.tb.. K I.. 8a. 1828 4S 4
Otty ot Omaha bonda 4S. i IMS 10448
Cltr of Omaha Sa, 111 K'l leS
Douglaa county 4a, 134 .'. 103S 1IS
Gale City Malt Ca . 4. ..,.. IW
Kansas City Ky. M mil S7S S
Kansas Cu Ky. A L. pfd 85 S M
Nebraska Talaphons stock 8. ..a. S7S 41
Omaha Oaa fa 1817 ,.. I7S S
Omaha E. L. A P. t. 1811...- 108 101
Omaha A C. B. St. Ky. (a 1814 S 1"0
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. as. 1(1. -..Al;.. MS 100
Omaha A C. H. It. Ry.. pfd. 4. ......... us 84
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. com. 4 8
7
N
U
101
60
74t
Omaha A C. B. Bu Ity. A B. pTd. i
Omaha Water Co. (s l44. t ..4,i. (4
Omaha Water Co. lat pfd k.
2
Omaha B. of T. B. Co. pfd. ....'.'....'. 100
Y
Omaha B...P. m T. Co. 1(11 UiCl. ...
lacUio.T. A T. t. 187... M-.n 7S
Swift A Co.., , 10S
Sheridan Coal ta, 131 (
South Omaha Bewor 4Ss. KM.... ...... v M048 Ml
gloiu city stoc Tares pta a
Union Stock Yards Co.. Omaha, ...... (314
New York Mining Stocka.
NEW YORK, June 9. Closing ouotationa
on mining stock were:
Altcs am Little chief ..
.. 8
.. 7
..360
..115
..178
.. 18
HruSswIck Con. ..... 4 Meilcan .......
Com.- Tunnel atoek... 17 Ontario ....i...
do bonda 18 Ophlr
Con. Cal. A Va 41 standard
Hum Silver
. Tallow Jacket .
. tit-
Laadvllla Con.
Ollared.
Kaasaa City Grain and Provisions
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June S.-WHIS-iT-
Unchanged; No. 2 hard. $1.3891.46; No. 8
hard, $1.860-1 .43; No. 2 red, 314nS1.6u, No. 8
red, 3i.4oini.45.
tOKN-Lnir.anged; No. 3 mixed, TZvac;
No. 3 mixed. 72vc; No. 2 white, 73W'73V4c;
No. 3 white. TSc.
OATS LnchaiiKed; NO. 3 white, wane;
jvo. x mixed, dkowsc
HY K 8 twiui.
HAY Unchanged; thciee timothy, $13.00
$13.50; choice prairie, 3U.75(il2.00; choice
alfalfa. 31 4.7iywi&. vo.
22c: seconds. 20c; packing slock, 18c.
ECHJS Extras. ZlV(c; rirt. ivc; current
receipt, lbc; seconds and dirties, lose.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat bu. ..' o.OOO 18,000
Corn, bu Stl.OO 88.O0O
Oats, bu 3,000 12,000
Option at Kansas City:
Articles.
I Open. I High. I Low. Close.
Wheat-
July
Sept
Dec
1 11 1 11V4A
1 WVii HB
I 03V 1 03VB
Corn-
July
Sept,
Dec .
71 1 71sA
66V 67
64 I 64 Vi
A asked. B Bid.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, June 9 WOOL-Values have
advanced so steadily that some of the
manufacturers have withdrawn from the
local market. Yet 90 per cent of the new
clip I reported a sold and dealers do not
look for any softening In price. Worsted
and woolen mill In New England are al
most on a normal basis for the first time
since the panlo. Active trading continues
In the foreign product. The leading domes
tic quotations range a roiiows: Kentucky.
Indiana and Missouri three-eighths blood, 35
iic: quarter-blood. 36h37o. Scoured values.
Texas fine half-blood. 6 month. 7(tr72c;
rine to montns, norii.-e; line tail, be'unOo.
California, northern. b6'.;67c: middle country,
62n.453e; fall free, tWn52c. Oregon, eastern
No. 1 staple. laVuiio: eastern clothing, 67
trsKc; valley No. 1, 67G&HC. Territory, fine
staple, 74'a77c; fine medium staple, (43?3c;
fine clothing, 6770c; fine medium clothing,
rV44iMic; half-blood, 67469c; three-eighths
blood, 64et7c; quarter-blood, 696So. Pulled
extra, 70r74o: fine. 63866c; A super, 65'U62c.
ST. LOUIS. June .-WOOI-Markef un
changed; medium grade combing and
clothing. 26'a31ic; light fine. 21'a27c; heavy
fine, 14422c; tub washed, 36337c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, June 9 M ETAL8 The
London tin market was over a pound
higher today with spot at 134 and fu
tures at 136 7s Cd. Locally the market
was firm and higher, but quiet. Spot
8J9 S7Hi629.62. The London copper market
v. a lower. Spot 60 7s 64 and future 61
6s. Locally market quiet and unchanged
Lake 31S.62M1 IS 75; electrolytic, 318.S7S4
13 50; casting. 313 259i3.37H. It Is reported
that some business ha been done above
these quotations, but there has also been
some speculative selling slightly under the
figures given. Lead was unchanged at 13
x 94 in London, lineally It was quiet at
$4 X.'i 4 46. Spelter wa unchanged at 22 2s
sd In London and remained aulet at 85.3f.7T
6 46 locally. Iron was unchanged at 4x
7v,d for Cleveland warrants in London.
Locally unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. June 8,-METALS lad,
firm at $4-32'. Spelter., firm at $&.32H
Baak of r.rruiay Blatetuent.
BERLIN. June . The weeklv statement
of th Imperial Lank of Germany show the
following changes: Cash In hand. Increased
33. SM twin ; Loam, decreased s.Mn.uoum. , .ds.
count, decreased 84.8u8.t00m. ; treasury hills
decreased 24 061 0m ; note In circulation.
decreased 60,fV,S.0t"3n) ; deposit. .Increased
is ru.uuum. ; gold in hand, increased 24.U2.-
ouum
1 us 1 im
1,041, 1 41
1 0314 X 03
71s 71V4
66V 67
64 64
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Steen Sell Strong to Ten Cent
Higher.
HOGS CLOSING UP SOME LOWER
fallforala Contributes Balk of heep
ad l.amha Reeelple Sheep Are
Steady to Qoarter Lower and
' Lambs err Slow.
SOt'TH OMAHA. Neb. June S. 1
ftecint. , Cattle Htm Sheep
Official Monday 3.3M l J-jj-W
Official Tuesday 3.140 12.515 ? - ' -
Estimate Wednesday . S.2tJ
14 . !400 l.WJ
J.UiO
Trio
Three davs this week..
Snino dss last week .11 f.70 IT T4S
Si .1. i s ? weeks ago..U.2 SO.ny
H iin il.t.s .1 weeks ago.. IS.itIS Sivtil'7 7.1'H
Same davs 4 weeks go..!2 0t" -t n,l -'4'
S i:ne days last ear 14, 1W 2o.-4 9.7W
The following table shows the receipts
if cattle, bog and sheen at South Omaha
tor the year to date, compared with last
vear. isms 14. Inc Dec.
Cattle tinr.K 36.M3 S4.13o
Hos 1.241 C.!'7 l,31S.2t'.l ".i".4
3heep 624, IS" 032.375 1,98
The following labte shows the average
price of hogs at South Omana for the last
several days, with comparison.
Tate. 1 U99. linos. ;i;07. ii.iiw. iior,. lino. iiao.i.
liny JO...
May 31...
June 1
June i....
J une 3 . . .
June 4....
K Si! 6 Oil 6 811 I 171 4 M 8 II
7 11 Os 82j 5 13i M
1 6 I 2li & K'l ir
7 2.ui i. n, nr. 1 8 in, 4 4P1 5 '.
T :3! 5 20' S 8 H I 4 li 6 X6
June 6.... 7 3i j 6 31 1' si 6 24, 5 til I
June I 5 2H; 5 8s! fi S'l f 2?. 4 h 5 7H
June 7.... 7 3'!i 1 6 Wit 6 St 5 25. 4 Vi
June 8. ... 1 7 374i 6 27 1 6 OSi 37, 6 iW, 4 US, 5 SO
June B 27 j 6 37. 5 17) 4 70, 5 S5
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. llo;s. Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. & St. p 1 1
Wabash '...2 4
Missouri Pacific 4H 63 6 4
C. dt N. W., east.... 12 4
C. A N. W.. west.... 2H 21 .. 5
C, St. P. M O.... 9 8
('., B. & Q., east :t 6
C, B. ft (J., west 23 37 .. 2
C, K. I. i P., east.. 3 5 1..
C. U. I. cV P . west.. 2 1
Illinois Central ...... 1 4 .. 1
C. O. W 3 3
Total recetpts 13S 219 7 12
The disposition of the d;iy' receipt was
a follow, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated.
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.......
302 2.043 5'sS
M6 3.N33 771
inl 8,70d 5o5
303
Ki
28
14
100
150
19
29
1
9
43
11
2,265
4i!3
112
2:)8
rvwin and cotni anv
Cudahy Packing Co
twiit and Co.. St Louis.
Cudahy Pack. Co.. K. C.
Carey ft Co
L.ob man & Rothchlld
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
K. P. Lewis
J. H. Bulla
L. Wolf
McCreary & Carey
am Werthimer ..........
t . O. lnghram
Cudahy Bios
Krey Packing Co
Shaffer
Boden
Other Buyer 153
Totals 3.425 16,8.0 l.i2
CATTLE There was another moderate
run of cattle today, 147 cars being reported
in, inaaing me total lor the week 9,596
head, as against 11,670 for the same dav
last week and 14.190 head for the Corre
sponding period a year ago.
The moderate receipts that have prevailed
all the week created a little better feeling
111 me iiiursei ror Deer steers this morning,
with the result that prices were generally
quotable at strong to 10c higher than yes
terday. The trade was fairly active and
most of the offerings chanced hands in
good season. Among the cattle on sale to
day were some very prime heavy steers
which sold up to $,.O0. the highest price
paid on this market since January for a
full load of beeves.
The situation as regards cow stuff wa,s
about the same a noted yesterday, that
Is good fat cow on the dry-lot order were
in good demand at fully steady prices. On
the other hand common and grassy cow
were low and weak, no one being at all
anxlou for that kind of stuff.
Good feeder were In demand at fully
steady prices. Common light stocker and
inferior stuff of all kinds was slow and
weak, to say the least.
Quotations 011 cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed teer. $.e0'7.00; fair to good
corn-fed steers, $00((:6&0; common to fair
corn-fed steer, 8C .OtVtjg.oO; g0od to choice
cow and heifer. $6.SO4j3.00; fair to good
cows and heifers, $4.406.30; common to
fair cows and heifers, $2.50W4.40; good to
choloa stocker and feeder. $4.6Of5.B0; fair
to good stocker and feeders, . 84.OOgt.fiO;
common to fair stocker and feeders, $3.00
i.i"iPcii h,eifers, $3.254.40; veal calves.
$4.(tt&7.25; bulls, stags, etc.. 83.60uo.60
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
80....
11....
61....
84....
14....
....
11....
IS...
11....
11...
to...,
4:...,
10....
16...,
10...
17...,
1...,
7....
18...,
It...,
....
100...
81...,
11...,
SO...,
17...,
(2...,
4...
7...
3...
7...,
1...
Av. Pr. No.
Av. Pr.
....812 I 40
....1174 40
.... li.nl 46
....1284 ( 46
...1148 I 46
....1217 8 46
....1268 46
....1275 ( 60
....12( I 60
....1284 8 60
.... 861 60
....1241 41 55
....142 55
12l 40
....1371 4 40
....1404 4 40
....1408 8 60
....125 6)
....1163 t 0
....1000 I 6
....1430 45
1860 8 45
....1444 6 76
....1071 76
....1418 75
...1244 7 00
....USD 7 00
(70 6 35 18
845 6 60 7
814 t 60 17
........ st 6 66 if
701 5 66 tt
S4 3 70 ( ... ,
778 8 85 2
38 5 80 80
1064 t 00 II
760 00 21 ...
l'K7 8 10 It
11 4 10 21
Ill 15 28
1198 16 14
1043 16 16
1115 IM 43
I118S I 0 it
1164 10 K
1064 4 85 . 18 ,
1I1 II) )
1144 8 30 M
1041 JO ft)
IV I K 41
1185 I S5 n
llr.8 (86 41
11(1 ( 86 22
l'4 (40 It
l'.2 40
cows.
867 I 35 ;
107 3 IS 7
1074 I 80 4.
1061 4 80 8
1071 6 00 4
HEIFERS.
M8 t 65
40 4 00 11
467 4 M
534 4 75 4
. (44 3 OS
.!"97 5 10
.1200 I 20
.1148 6 40
1140 5 44
. 748 111
. 727 6 SO
. 461 t 75
865 i tO
16...
11...
4 ...
...
BULLS.
3 1170 8 no 1
..1810 4(0
. . 1M0 i 00
.. 100 I 00
..1580 ( 00
.14(0 S 16
..3080 i 25
.1110 i (0
..1440 ( 40
.. 810 t 60
i 12e I 60 4 ...
1 1100 I 60 1 .
1 440 4 Oo 1....
1 1240 4 00 1 .
1 1440 4 30 1...
1 1110 4 60 1 ...
1 1610 4 0 I
1 11 4 85 X..I!
1 1630 4 80
CALVES.
48 414 4 SO 4 .
11 6 i 00 I.,,,
1 MO 8 00 1 ...
1 100 8 60 i ...
( Tit a 75 e
170 7 00
133 7 00
11 7 00
144 7 on
1 .m 7 00
6TOCKERS AND Ercm.W
7'J " " m m
lit 6831 4 14
HOOS-Hogs opened steady this morn
ing. In fact there were a few ot .
little stronger prices, but the number of
"",""' "" were wining to take hogs on
this basis was limited and their orders
were filled long before a cUr.. ,
been effected. A good many buyeia noting
the large receipts and none too strong re
ports from other sailing points, were In
clined right from the outset to bear th
market. The result was that the trade
became slow after the first round at prices
quite a little lower than yesterday. The
market might be best described a steady
to 5c lower, with the bulk of the hog stal
ing at 87250 7 60. The trade was at no
time active, owing to the fact that ales
men made a hard fight to maintain steady
prices snd were unwilling to let go at any.
thing less.
Representative sales:
No. Av Sh. Pr. N'o.
(7 i- 2) 7 15 ( .
Av. Sh. Pr.
....177 :on 7 42
. . . 2'1 oo T
. . . 17 40 7 45
... J! ... 7 46
....Wl ... 7 46
...141 VA 7 46
....JM 140 7 46
. . . . 2J 20 7 4J
. . . 31 40 7 46
...170 80 145
MS ... 7 45
....253 .l 7 46
....Ii 0 7 44
..... ... 7 46
...31 140 7 46
. .. 271 130 7 41 vt,
... t . . 7 47vi
... IH 840 7 47V,
...148 ... 7 50
... t4 ... 7 60
...IM ... 7 40
... IM 180 7 60
....lit ... I 60
... 27 ... 7 M
... Ki 40 7 51
. ....tt IJD 1 40
68 181 V40 7 11
(I, 13 40 7 It
74 140 40 7 Jj
81 Ml 80 7 It
77 l (0 7 10
71 3o4 ... 7 80
ct I- o 110
73 2:5 40 7 (0
78 .tit . . t 80
74 '4 80 1 30
48 Jul ... 7 SO
88 ) t 80
IS ,.m ... 7 30
in :i3 ... 7 id
83 7 80
41 too V IM
64 110 110 t 8-1
18 ltt 40 7 1?4
78 1x3 (0 7 12V4
88 in 0 7 33k
76 114 1 t 16
41 tt M l
T4 W 1 IS
47 HI 40 7 35
14 Ml 140 7 W
(8 .
61 .
45 .
.
47..
44..
67. .
(4 .
41
42..
70. .
70..
70 . .
64 .
44 .
44 .
..
41 .
18
(0
71
71.
14 f . . 1 M H ' ... T M
4 T s s-. ... tl
se ft 4 T ' M . t w
t Ill) ... I 11 H !4 i T 10
: ? 1 1 ... I M M M l! I Stv,
41 1?,1 Si 7 17V, 14 !TT ... 1 i!4)
4 ... T 4.1 ... 1 M
U HI . . T 4J ... t J
2:4 t 7 54 ri ... 1 !W
14 :U ... 1 4:1, I W ... 1 4V
FHEEP tVast sl.eep "got ill decidedly
bad " 011 the morning s market. The bulk
of ttie offering today consisted of Cali
fornia range wethers and spring lambs of
prnctlcallv the sums qu:ilnv that have
been on sale for the lat two davs Buyers
were In a bad humor for some unaccounta
ble reason end It was well alonir In the
morning before anything of consequence
was sold
After considerable dickering a few sales
were finally effected at steady to Irregu
larly lower prices tine car of western
ewes sold at a quotahly steadv price.
j bringing t.Q. but the demand for coast
1 i,reu. esneciallv wethers, w as verv pool .
1 . . - vl'hlra mil.t at IS 7i sbotlt a
I quarter decline under yesterday. Call-
one car selling at Ji
This morning s market w ss a peculiar
one In many respects. The hulk of sup
piles was of a pretty good quality, receipts
were estimated at only ten cars, and by all
the rule of the game, the demand should
have been fairly active, even at a slight
advance. The reverse, however, proved to
be the rase. The general market was slow-,
with lambs st-ady, and sheep quotable at
steady to a quarter lower.
Quotations on dippid sheep and lambs:
good to choice ln'r.bs, I7.7fr.i8 2ft; fair to
good lambs $7 2.V0 good to choline light
yearlings. Jfi iVoti 7"i: good to choice heavy
yearlings, $V75isi$.?S; good to choice
wethers. jr.HtKiiH 40; fair to good wethers.
85.40ti5.90; good to choice ewes, $ KT.irH 40 ,
fair to good ewes, 8h.Wljf.90; cull and
bucks, J2 00(i6.00.
Quotations on wooled lambs: flood to
cliob-e lambs, 8-4.75ijf.86; fair to good lambs.
Jh Wf.iS.76.
Ri-tirp4Pnt a tlv4 ka1h!
No. A v. rt.
24 Cal. wethers, ewes and jigs Hi 5
2M Cal. wethers, ewes and ylgs.H7 6 1
4 western lambs f-0 6 00
!1 western ewes ION 6 0(1
22 western lambs HI '
2v2 California spring lambs 69 M
M California Spring lambs 09 8 60
I lilt AI.O LIVI1 STOCK MAIIKKT
tattle Market Mendy Hon and
Sheep Strong.
CHICAtlO, June 9 CATTLK Receipts,
l-t.OKJ head. Market steady. Steers, 35 bOti
7.25; cows. $.kif..2i; heifers. 3.tj(kj.il;
bulls, 83 7.V,i5 25; calves, $0 OOys.OO; stocker
and feeders, $.l.3tiio. 50.
HUCJS Receipts, 26. 000 head. Market for
best strong to a Bhaile higher, others 5c to
10c lower. Choice heavy, $7.7lfu i.so; butch
ers, $7.tii 7.K); light mixed. $7.2o-a7.30; choice
light, 8i.30ti7.40; packing, $7.6Mtt7.b; I'm".
J6.35tt7.00. Hulk of tules, $7.4oi7.ii6.
SIIKKP AND LA.MIIS- Receipts, lo.O0
head. Market strong to 35o higher. Sheep,
$;1.75'uB.FjO; lambs, $4.uii'uM.2ii: spring lambs,
3i.50u8.60; yearlings, $0.5Oiu7.50.
Kansas Vltr 1.1 ve t4ck Market.
KANSAS CITY, June 9. CATTLK Re
celpls, 7 M0 hend. Including 2,500 southerns;
steady to 10c higher: choice export and
dressed beef steers, $0.50 7. 00; fair to good,
$5. 151.10. 45; western stei i s, $3.25Ji 6.75; snick
ers and fee.leri. ti.WiinM; southern steers,
$4.00.(1 6..V1; southern cows, $g.26V4.uO; native
covvb, $2.75i5.50; nstlve hoifers, $40tyu6.7o;
bulls, 83.0Otiri.30: culves, $4,004(7.00.
HtinS-Receipts. 13.000 head; steady to Rc
higbeit top. $7.i, bulk of sales, $7.25tl7.60
heavv. $7.r.'Xo7.'i.".-, packets and butchers,
87.44Kd7.ta'; llt. $1.20.1 7 50; pigs, $...1111.00.
SHKKP A N I ' LAML'S-v-Heceipts. 8.tW
head; dhe.-p Ko25j lower, lnmbs strong;
lambs, $ti 5oyS 75; yearlings. IVisKot.-.ZS; weth
fcis, $.VK(f.0(: ewes. $4.5iKii5.15; stackers and
feeders, $J.2y6.O0; Texas inutioiis, n.oww"..
S(. Louis Lle Stock Market.
ST. MIL-IS. June 9 CATTLK Receipts,
2,500 head, Including 960 Texans; market
strong to lOo higher; native shipping Hiid
export steers. $6.26-117.06; dressed beef and
butcher steers, jo.ooun.nv; nieeiu uuun
pounds, $1.5tKu5.76; stockel s and ; wat-n..
J.t.75'(i4 80, cows and heifers, $3.504isi.O;
canners. 82,0043.00; bulls, $4.26'a5.W; ca Ives,
$5.u0'a7.o0; Texgns and Indian steers, 34.000"
6.75; cows and heifers, 82.6096.25.
HOGS Receipts, 10,000 nean; maraei
strong; pigs and lights, 35.36(V7.50; packers.
37.40ti7.06; butcher and best heavy, 87.6ij
7 er.
si-IEFP AND LAMBS-R-celptS, 6.000
head; market 15(8250 higher; native muttons,
34.2.Vi.00; lambs, $6.5WH); culls and bucks.
$4.00d6.50; Blockers, .i.tiu'(i.nu.
gloux Cltr Ll Btook Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. June 9.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1.000 head;
n,.ri.i .toailv: heeves. fc. 0041. 00:' fat cows
and heifers, $4.(XKrj6 00; feeders lower, $1,008'
6.0fl; yearlings, $3,004! 4. 16.
tinf'.H Rscplntl. s.uuu neao marnei
steady; range of prices, $6.905.7.50; bulk of
Bales, $7.2.-)i7i7.40.
Bt. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSKPH. June 9. CATTLE Re-
eelnts. 1.300 head: market steady; steers
$4.&Ofr6.90; cows and heifers, $2.60410.25,
HOGS Receipts. 6,300 head; marxet
aicuilv: ton. 17 60: bulk of sales. $7.25421.55
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, luO
head; market steady; lambH, $7.00(8.50.
Stock In eight.
RecelDts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesteraay:
cattle, i-togs. tsneep.
South Omaha 3.2u0 14 S00 2,600
Sioux City LOOO 8,0o0 .....
St. Joseph 1.300 6,300 100
Kansas City..,. i,s is.w s.uou
St. Louis 2,600 ,10 000 6.1CK)
Chicago 14.0U0 26,000 lb.ouo
Totals
29.800 77.100 31,700
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Staple and Fancy Produce Price Par
nlshed by Buyer and Wholesaler.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-11). cartons, 2oV4o; No. 1
in 60-lb. tubs, 26c; No. 2 In 1-lb. cartons.
24o; In 60-lb tubs. 23hc; pauklng slock, lio;
fancy dairy, tubs. Ua20c; common roll,
fresh made, 17Vc. Market changes every
Tuesday.
EUGS Fresh selling stock, candled, 13c
No storage stock in Omaha market.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin fun cream.
twins, 15c: young America. 4 In hoop, 16vc;
favorite, 8 in hoop, 16c; daUle, 20 in i. -up.
15Hc; cream brick, full case, 16c; block
Swiss, 16c: full cream llmburger. loo.
POULTRY Broilers. Joe; alive, springs.
15Vic, iienu, Li Vic; cocks, 6c; ducks, llo;
gees, loc; turkey, 19c; plgaons. per dux..
!Lo, guinea fowl, pt-r dox., 32 60; quabe,
uir dos., $2. Dressed ben, Uc; springs,
i7&19Vic; cocks. 6Vc; ducks. He; geese, lie;
tuikey. 21c.
FISH Fresh caught; almost all are
dressed: Halibut, sc; buffalo, 8c; trout,
12c; bullheads. 14c; catfish, 17c; crappte,
unflsh, 60 .0 80: black bass; 25c; white
fish, 13c; plk. 12c; salmon. 14c; pickerel,
loc. frog legs, 35a. Fresh trnxeu: White
fish. No. 1. loc; round, 9c; pickerel,
drossed and beadles, 7c; round, 6c; plk.
dressed, 10c; round. 80; red snapper, lie;
(Spanish mackerel, Uc; native maLkurel, 86
BEEF CUTS Rib: No. 1, Vhic; No. 1,
I2c; So. 8, 12o. iln: No. 1, be; No. 2,
14c; No. 3, 13c. Chuck: No. 1, Tc; No. 2,
7i,;c- No. 3, 7c. Round: No. 1, loo; No. 3.
?ic; No. 3. 9VsC Plale; No. 1. &c; No. 3,
63c; No. 3, 5Vi.
FRESH FRUITS-S'.rawberrles, $2 7,3 26
per crate for Missouri and Arkansas slock;
Florida pineapples, lHs to 48s, $3.75 per
orate: giaue fruits, 86 size per box, $u; 46
sue, $5.50; 64 size, $6; bananas, fancy Port
Lunoii, per pound, o.
CITRUS FRUITS Lemons, $3.50fct.OO;
Oianges, $2 7644.00.
VEGETAULEti Kansas sweet potatoes,
$2.76 per bbl. California celery, larg-j. Hoc;
smaller, 6U0. Nuw York Holland seed cab
bage, 7Vvc per lb. Wisconsin Hud Glob
onions, 3o per U. California caullflowar.
83 00 per crale. Ttmaloe. Florida, 8-basket
crate, $4.0u. Lettuce, jjcr dux., too. Par
snips, turnips, carrots, i5c per iloxcn. Flor
ida acw Lxtet-f, warruta, piutaLp. liu-nlp
tic, ix-r do., 75c
HIDES No. 1 green. 10c: No. I cuied, 11c,
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. June 9 COFFEE Futures
closed steady, . net unchanged to 5 point
lower. Sales were reported of 9,2.i0 bag.s.
Including July at S .VKu 6 55-; September al
t.Ot'.c and May at '6 i6.S5e. Spot market
quiet; No. 7 Rio, , Till ". N'- 4 hantos, 9c
mild quiet; (.oruova, e5.jjiac. ,
lire Good Market.
NEW YORK, June 9 The cotton goods
market continues strong with operation
active In ule and narrow print cloths
domestics and primed goods. Cotton yarns
seemed firmer with a little better demand
Knit goods have been opened for spring
I'jlO at the same piii-fs made last year.
Silk piece good are quiet.
Sugar and Molasses,
NEW YORK, June 9 SI 'OA R Raw.
firm; fair refining, 3 42c; centrifugal 94
test. 3 92c; molasses sugar, 3 1,c; refinod
steady: crushed. 6.6&c, powdered, 6.1160
granulated, 4 95o
Nebraska
(Continued from Third Page )
living th'ee miles south' bf Beatrlre,4 soV.
Ms quarter eeoiton farm tn W .- MeHugH
of Clay Center. Neh , for W.OOO, ior Ui pel.
ere. The farm tf well yupioveq" and l
one of the besf In (Inge count.v. ' r
LYiNs The telephone jmles Vave ar
rived for the building of the rew Independ
ent line and vvo-knien aie on the ground
" P"' them In place. As soon the pole
are set fi.r the tow 11 the line villi be carried
to the country, neatly SH) farmers having
subscribed.
BEATRICE-Another hrsvv rain visit!
this section lost evening Crop conditions
at present are unusually bright Wheat is
heading out. snd corn snd wheat are mak
ing a good growth. Some .of th farmer
are cutting their first crop of. aitaua,
wnien is very heavy.
BEATRICE A. K. Kahl of this city had
bis collarbone broken yesterday Ih a
somewhat unusual manner He was at the
farm of A. L. Miller, near Wymore, aart
was assisting the latter 1n dressing a wire
cut on the front fott of a rioree when tb
animal plunged and threw him against th
manger. 1
KUEMONT-Three divorce esses were '
filed in the district cotirl yesterday, all
on the grounds of cruelty and norvetipport.
Thev are Amanda Selleck sgalnst Champ
lln Selleck. Alvlna Jewell sxainst Adelbert
Jewell snd l.oa Miller against fjsmpson O
Miller. None of Ihe pnrtie have been real.
dents of the county long.
BE ATR1CE The marriage of Homer
Hardenbrook of Blue Springs and Mis
Mmel Sherman of Holmesvllle was solem
nized last evening at S o'clock at the home
of the bride's uncle, L. T. Oray. Rev. I. .
Brown officiating Following the cere
mony Mrs Orav served a delightful wed.
ding dinner. The vonng couple will make
their home on a farm near mue t?prings.
KEARNEY Elalrnrate preparations r
being made for the reception of the dele
gatus to tlu state Sunday school conven
tion, which meets In tils city June 15 to
17. Inclusive. The mavor has Issued a re- .
qui st that the city be decorated in Ih
colors of th? assi elation and that each
citixen of Kenrney throw open his horns
and help house and feed the assembly.
which will exceed 1.000 delegates.
KEARNEY Five marriage licenses wer -
grat.ted by the county itirtge Tuesday. They
were to tltistav H ' Wldholm and Mist
Selnia Olson, both of Wldholm;' Albert n
Elliot snd Miss Katherlne-E. Pry. botl
of Ravenna; Adrian S. Cronk ef Omah4
and Miss Jessie Simpson of Sumner; Eartf
K. Klchmt nd of Rock Springs. Colo , ar,4
Miss Estella M. Oreen of Kearney and tt
John Herbert and Miss Heien Rahm, hotf '
of this city.
KEARNEY For the purpose of narrow
Ing tho channel of the JPlatte .river si.'
Flm Creek, this county, th county super
vise rs have caused to be placed on -.th ..
bridge at that point a steel cable weighing ,
3,700 pounds. The cable Is fastened to th
bank at a point above the bridge and Is
then swung out over the stream and fast
ened to the bridge at a point between th
shore and the center of the bridge. ' To
this cable bnrbwire will be fastened, which-:
will catch, the refuse and cause a deposit ''
of sand, thus forcing the! water t'o the
center of the stream, causing the channel.'1
to be deepened and narrowed. The same
method Is to be used at the bridge at
Kearney, where 4,000 feet .of ' qable will be'
used.
BEATRICE A committee of.tfce county
board consisting of Campbell. Lay ton ane
Kretier was appointed to Investigate th
records at the feeble minded- Institute mr
order to ascertain If all those inmates
charged to Onge county are properly listed,
or whether some of them should b
charged to other counties In the state. The
board has a "hunch" that this county is
credited with more than Its share of Insti
tute Inmates, hence the lnvestlgstlon. Su
pervisor Campbell presented to the board
placard taken from the window of Thomas
Salsglver. a barber at Wymore. . It reads:
"The Board of Equallxatlon convenes at
Beatrice thts afternoon. This 1 where Ihe
common cltlsen Is assessed tro- to'tri limit
while the prosperous fellow's, self-made
schedule Is allowed tq stand, pr Is reduced .
In deference to his rulings." Chslrman
McCleery raised a question- as to whether
ench a notice Is not In tjoatempt of fe
quasl judicial court. In which -ease the.
writer stands liable to prosecution 1,0 ths ,
full extent of th law: , , .......
ri
Urge Fight oirV
Minor
American Medical Association Call
Attention to Waste of StrengrtJb.
rr f j a mm a
cy iriviai aiiucuoiu.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., iune .-F!lur
of physicians and health officials of states,
and cities to realize the Importance of
fighting what appear to be trivial con
tagloqs diseases In children Is endangering
the welfare of the country. -
This statement was made In a resolution
before the American Medical association .
here today. The state and federal govern
ments are urged to take measures to pre.
vent the waste nf life and energy through
a...,.n,.nl. laaaaa. Tha, aaanh.flAa, .1 .
,,1 r , IIIOUIU i !"- U. All-, IUIuUUII uv
clares the study of sanitation and the us
of preventive medicine should be taught
In public schoola. . - .. , ;,.
WASHOUTS NEAR SMKAD, WYO,
Traffic on Union PaclBe la Iatorrapte4
by W'asboat. i
CHEYENNE. Wyo., June . (Special. )
Serlou washouts on the Union Paclf lo east
of Cheyenne have completely blocked traf
fic. Between Smead and aaushnell several
pieces of track and roadbed were carried .
away by high water. In on place- a portion
f a hill on which the roadbed was -bull
was also carried awav. 'Several hundred
carloads of gravel are being rushed to th .
scene from Sherman, and hundreds of.
laborers and several repair outfit arc on
the ground. The company hopes to bs able ,
to resume traffic this evening. Rain has
fallen throughout ths day and mora .wash
outs nr evnected. as all streams are out of
their banks.
Japanese Beetles Hand Drowned.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., June . (Special.)
L. Keslera, a Japanese section band, wa
drowned In th Platte river near Wendover,
on the Colorado & Southern, yesterday
while seining fish.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. June . COTTON Msrket
tor Uiurea upvnru tsissy; tunw, to-wo'tfig wic;
July. 10.66c; August, IO.680; September
l&tilc; October, 10.62c; December, 10 64c;
January. 10.63o; March, 10.64c; May, 10.66a. '
Spot closed quiet, points lower; mid
dling uplands, 11.80c; middling gulf, 1166c;
no sales.
Futures closed barely stesdy; June, lt.77s;
July, 10. The; August, 10 74c; September,
10 77c; October, lu.fic; wovemoer, lu.iic;.
December, 10.7; January, lU.Ktc; Marco,,
10.69C. ..
GALVESTON, June . TJUTTUN
steady; 104c.
ST. LOUIS. June . 4JOTTON tjuiet
middling, 107c; sales, none; receipts, 3.78
hales; shipments, $.939 bale; stock, 89,818
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June t-COTTON-
Epot quiet and unchanged; middling, lOe:
sales on tne spot, in Dai; vo arrive, n
bale.
Herbert E Goocb Co.
Brokers and Dealers
OKAnr. rovuiox(.p. btovkm.
Omaha Off to I 810 38. T. X.1X BlcVg. ,
11 Tslsphon. Douglas bal. - ,
IndeveBdeBs, A-8131 anl a).-18X
Oldest and Largest Houss la th tile.
"HOGS INSURED
AGAINST DISEASE:
and other Llva Stock Intvuretl against
gccldeut and .illsegss."
Address The Live Stock Redproeal
rnderwrlttrs. 410 UnlttMl Bkak Sld(.(
Sioux City, la. . .
S