THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 13. 1909.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Beef Steers Show Some Improve
ment for Week.
HOGS AT HIGH POINT OF YEAB
Sheep mm Umbi la Llnt Reeelpt All
Wwk and Price Steady t aa
Mark aa Tweatr-FlT
teats I.ewer.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb, June U, 1909.
R"celDt were:
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday ...
Officio! eflneHday
Official Thursday ..
Official Friday
Estimate Saturday ,
Cattle. Hork. BhT
... 8.8M 8.31 8.338
... I 140 12.616 1H
.. 1321 15,624 1,Y
... 14S1 1.0!
... 84 8.811 351
... M ,J0
fix days thin week. ...14.08 BOKO 8,744
flame days last week....l5.8M 69.901 H.40I
Same days 8 weeks ago.. I?.) 6S.M4 11.'3
ame gays 8 weeks ago.. 19.279 48.074 12 022
Hame flays 4 weks ago.. 18 270 40. 6 a 13.731
Sam dayi last year 19.111 66,077 l,t
The following table shows the receipts
of rattle, hogs ana sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
yr. IMS. m Inc. Deo.
Cattle 415.315 3f.21 1S.W7
Hogs 1,8.11 1,345.344 77.1S1
fclieep S24.941 640,991 1,0T0
The following labte nhvwi the average
price of hogs at South Omana for the last
several days, with comparisons.
Date. 190. lUR.907.UO6.l05.UO4.19Ol.
June 1..
June 2..
June 3...
June 4..
June 6..
June I..
June T..,
June 3...
June 9..
June 10..
June 11.
June 12.
7 Wb 6 3fl 40 M 5 03 4 51 5 91
T 184 5 3 21 t 11 4 4 07
T 254 5 3.1 05 I 19I 4 49 6 99
T K 5 !" 4 66 5 )4
7 34 . 5 8l 6 W $ 24 5 31 5 75
6 26 6 tn t SO t 3.1 4 54 6 78
7 32 602 (28 526 4 51
7 37 4 627 608 (87 6 20 468 5 TO
7 37 6 27 ( 37 6 17 4 70 6 36
7 39 6 27 6 ft". 6 20 4 75 6 01
736 6 371 03 6 89 4 79 05
7 88 6 48 15 91 8 36 6 18 6 00
Sunday.
1 he official 'number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs.
C. M. & St. P, 8
Union 1'aclflc 11
C. A N. W., east 4
C. N. W., west 23
C. St. P., M. A 0 4
C, H. A Q , east 1 4
C. B. A g., west 1J
C, R. I. A P., east 1
Illinois Central 8
Chicago Great Western 3
Total receipts.... 1 78
The disposition of the day's receipts was
s follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hop.
Omaha Packing Co 748
Swift and Company L221
Cuduhy Packing Co ' 2,261
Armour A Co , m
CudaHy Bros 6S2
Sheridan Meat Co 84
Ut. Louis Packing Co 4bi
Cray Packing Co 430
Shaffer m
Other buyers U ....
Total 11 6.069
CATTLE There was the usual Saturday's
dearth of cattle on the market today, noth
ing of any consequence helng on sale,
for the week the receipts have been light,
showing a. falling off of over 1,000 head
as compared with last week's moderate
run and of about 6.000 head as compared
with last year. At the same time that
receipts are becoming lighter, the cornfed
cattle are becoming better In quality, but
with a liberal sprinkling of grass stuff!.
The week started out with a litUe better
feeling In the cattle market, considerable
Improvement being made during the first
half. During the latter half of the week
the trade was less brisk and prices eased
ofi quite a little, still at the, close of the
week beef steers of good quality are
generally 10'i6o higher than one week ago.
On the other hand, buyers, without ex
ception, are discriminating against any
thing showing grass. Medium and common
cornfed steers have been slow throughout
the week and are no better than steady.
As high as 37.00 was paid this week for
the best steers, being the highest price
reached since January.
No great change has taken place In the
market for strictly good dry-lot cows and
heifers. Cattle of that description would
In all proboblllty sell as high as any time
of late. On the other hand, graasers have
been alow, not only here, but at all other
market points, and prices are generally
BOo lower than one week ago, which means
60iff75o lower than ten days or two weeks
ago.
very few fleshy feeders have arrived
during the week and prices In consequence
have shown little change. On the other
hand, the general run of fair to medium
feeders and all classes of stock cattle are
around 2f(4Ac lower than last week, due to
the larger receipts and to the sharp break
In prices In that kind of cattle at other
selling points.
Quotations on Cattle:
Oood to choice cornfed steers, K50(3i7.00:
fair to good cornfed steers, 86.OOi516.6O; com
mon to fair cornfed steers, 85.00-y.OO; good
to choice cornfed cows and heifers, 8&.00.
8.85; fair to good cows and heifers, HOOai
8.00 common to fair cows and heifers, 3200
(34.00: itrick heifers, 33.2504.00; veal calves,
84.0Orf7.O0; bulls, stags etc:, (3. 25$ 5. 40; good
to choice stockers and feeders, 34.604f.30;
fair to good stockers and feeders, 84 QO
4.50; common to fair stockers and feeders,
83.001T4O0.
HOUS Generally sold 60 higher this
morning, but the trade was not very active
at the advance. In fact some of the pack
ers were decidedly bearish In their views
and very much opposed to any Increase In
values. Still, there was a fair demand end
the hogs kept selling, practically every
thing being cleaned up In good season.
Common, light hogs were discriminated
against to some eitent and they possibly
In all rases were not 6c higher. A large
proportion of the hogs sold at 87 a7 W
and on up as high as $7.66 for the best
heavy loads.
Receipts of hois this week show little
change as compared with last week, but a
gain of about 6.000 head over a year age.
The market as a whole has been In very
good rondtlen during the week although
at the beginning there was a slight break
In prices. After Monday the market firmed
up. reaching the extreme high point of
the year on Thursday. Friday's market
eased off a little, but the loss was made
good by today's advance, so that It may be
aid that the week closes at the high point
of the year.
Representative sales:
No At. BIl T. No. At 8h. Pr,
M 141 ... t 90 M till 4 IITH
M ItS M T tO Tl t ... tTV
11 1M IN 1M t 24 T 44
M Ill 144 T W M MO m 7 44
71 1M 1M T J6 (1 1st 14 t 44
Tl. 1 ... 7 15 929 ... 7 44
6 44 T 14 7. tti 40 7
71 914 fX) 7 W (2 9M ... f 44
74 199 10 7 J4 44 194 94 7 40
1 tnl 0 T 90 71 IM 170 7 44
M 124 MO T M 4 9M U t 40
T4, 114 10 T CI tl 114 124 1 !
9 Ill 40 T M Tl 11 104 7 .424
70 144 144 7 10 9T 141 ... 7 4
M H ... 7 M Tl 14 140 T 44
SB I 100 7 10 M. 4T ... T 44
70 14 44 7 14 74 1 14 7 48
7 UT (0 T 99 tl rtt 90 7 40
M 10 ... 7 10 St IM 1M T 41
1 119 140 7 94 41 1ST 40 T 46
TT lit 90 7 114 71 944 tOO 7 45
74 9X6 900 T UH 7 Ml ... t 40
71 1M 14 7 H 9M ... 7 94
M 114 110 7 SlVi CI r 114 7 50
71 Ill ... IM T4 99 ... 7 SO
Tl HI 44 T 18 U VI ... 7 50
M 107 ID III . 114 11 ... T 90
11 0 7 15 II Ft W IM
M 144 94 7 IB II Jft 44 7 56
74 141 M 7 16 64 Ml 100 t 66
40 It7 994 T 96 54 Ml ... T 66
1 1"? ... T S8 5 i.979 SO 7 16
7 M 1 96 69 9X1 14 7 II
91 W7 1 7 18 4 14 94 1 61
74 i 110 7 96 It 974 140 1 T4
7 M ... 7 96 61 r.9n0 ...
73 194 40 t 90 Ill ... 7 18
47 Ill 40 7 174
SHEEP There was net even a hoof re
ported In this morning te give the sheep
market any semblance ef life. It has peon
a peddling, erratic trade in the sheep barn
since the opening this week. As was nofod
yesterday, the official count for the last
five days Is not materially different from
the total for the corresponding five days
last week. The bulk of this week's sup
plies, however, has consisted ef bona f'.de
offerings, while last week's receipts were
largely packers' stock, consigned direct
Outside of a trainload ef California sheep,
mostly spring lambs and wethers received
the first of the week, the demand this
week has had to be content with a light
supply of poor quality. Choice fed killers
have been conspicuously absent, which
means that the market has reached Its
transitory stage, leaving prime muttons on
a quotable basis. Reports from other
points as well Indicate a paucity and poorer
Quality of receipts. It will be easily under
stood that the live mutton trade at hls
time of the year Is very difficult to
analyse.
One trader who dlposd of his offerings
at a preity good figure summarised the
week's trade as nominally steady. Another
flaced the value level at 2f40c lower than
ant week's close. Practically no two op
erators called the extent of a decline the
same. The undercurrent to the trade has
undoubtedly been much weaker during the
last few days and the uncertain tone and
choppy values have left quotations open 10
argument. The generat market, however,
is right around steady to 25c lower than
last week's close.
Quotations on clipped sheep and lambs:
Oood te choice lambs, 37 508.(0; fair to
good lambs. 37 0ftti7.50; good to choice light
yearlings, tvX,fii7b; good to choice heavy
yearling. 8-".7iti6.25; good to choice with
ers, 36.;6'64J26; fair to good wethers, 8S.2.V9
6.75; good to choice ewes, 86.40ti00; fair to
good ewes, 9S.ooiir6.40; culls and bucks, 82.00
66 00.
Quotations cn wooled Iambs: Oood to
choice lambs, 38.50'fi .00; fair to good lambs,
88 90-58.50.
82.7Mf4.60
6 HV
native cows, and heifers. G7VO
rtockTS and feeder HiiyK buna
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
Feat a res of the Day's Receipts and
Hew tee Market Stood.
CHICAGO, June 12.-CATTLE-Rece!pts,
estimated at 200 head. Market steady;
beeves. 85.207.26; Texas steers, 84.6020:
western steers. 34.75fr6.30: stockers and
feeders, 33.60e6 50: cows and heifers, 82.50
caives. 90. out) 8. ou.
HuOS Receipts, estimated at 11.000 hesd
Market steady to strong; light. tti.HO
7.374; mixed. 87.0097.S5; heavy, 87.107.774;
rough. 37.107.80; good to choice Heavy, 37.30
Vi 114; pigs, to U4l.t; Dum 01 sales, 87.159
7.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts estimated
at 1,000 head. Market steady; native. 83.76
66.10; western, 3.764jfl.l&; yearlings, 8C.0d
f 15; lambs, native, 85.268.20; western, 86.75
$8.20.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 13. CATTLE Receipts,
160 head. Including 96 Texan; market
steady; native beef steers, 86.6OYofr.05; cows
and heifers, 33.50i(.65; stockers and feeder.
83 75i34.86; Texas and Ind.'an steers, 83. 7M
(.50; cows and heifers, 83.60(6.26; calves.
In carload lots, 85.&ors7.7t.
HOGS Receipts, 2,000 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, 85.75417.40; packers,
87.2OA7.60; butchers and best heavy, $7.26
7.7
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600
head; native muttons, 84.004(6.65; lambs,
34.60iS3.26.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, June 12 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 100 head; market steady; Rteers, 85.50
ftrt.M; cows and heifers, 32.60i36.26; calves,
8S.50tf7.25.
HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head; market
steady; top, 87.60; bulk of sales, 87-90'd7.5a.
SHKEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600 head;
market steady; lamba, 37. Of g 8. 75.
Kan Kits City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. June 12. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 200 head; Including 100 southerns;
market steady; native steers, 86.0037.00;
southern steers, 84.OOg6.00; southern cows.
4 .mw.j: K r.-? c vAkiAnW .r,.
86-2Sii4 76: wee tern cows. 8l2Mi6.60.
HOGS Receipts. head; market
stesdy; bulk of sales, (7 .20?7.66; heavy, 87.50
faitU; patkera and butihrra, 6.30if 7.60;
light. 37.00tf7.46; pigs. 86.0H36.90.
Slonx City Lire Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, June 13 (Special Tele
gram. ) HOGS Receipts. 8.(00 head; mar
ket 6c higher; range of prices, 8i'.u04T7.60;
bulk of sales. 87. 21 7.46.
CATTLE Receipt s, 1.000 head; market
steady; beeves, 86.00S6.75; fat cows and
heifers, 84 00ft 00; feeders, 88.OO134.86; year
lkigs, 83 004 75 t
Stork la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 50 6.300 ....
Ploug City 1.(00 3.600
St. Joseph 100 7,000 600
Kansas City 300 8flfl
St. Louis 150 t,(o 500
Chicago 200 11,060 1,000
Total receipts L700 18.200 3,000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT, June 12 WHEAT-Jrreg-ular;
unchanged to 3c lower; No. 3 hard,
81.321.41; No. 3 hard, tl.3o-cil.40; No. t red,
jl.46f!l.68; No. 8 red, tl. 4351.63.
CORN Unchanged to 3c lower; No. t
mixed. 73c; No. 8 mixed, 72c; No. I white,
73c; No. 3 white, 73c
OATS Unchanged; No. I white, 69861o;
No. I mixed, 674368c.
RYE 83c.
HAT Unchanged; choice timothy, tU.OO
13.50; choice prairie, 811. 753 13.00; choice al
falfa, 81 4 . 7rs 16 .75. :
BUTTER Creamery extras, 26c; firsts,
23c; seconds. 21c; packing stock, 18c.
EGGS Extras. 114c; firsts, 194c; current
receipts, 18c; seconds and dirties, in 40.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 44,000 6,000
Corn, Tu 38.000 22 0X)
Oats, bu 10,000 7,000
Options at Kansas City:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close,
Wheat
July ...
Kept ..
Dec. ..
Corn
July ..
Sept. ..
Dec. ..
1 094 1 09
1 044 1 044
1 034 1 034
71 7!4
674 67
66 66
1 09 1 09
1 03 1 044
1 024 1 03
71H 714
67 (74
64 66A
A asked.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, June 12. -CORN Higher; No. 2
yellow, 7c; No. 3 yellow. 73c; No. 3, 754c;
No. 4. 744c; no grade, 6672o.
OATS Firm; No. 8 white, 684c; No. 4
white, 680.
Dnlatta Grain Market.
DULTTTH. June 14. WHEAT July, 818314;
September. 31124; No. 1 northern, 81-84V
No. 3 northern, $1.82.
OATS-6S57o.
Tine v StoeteZel Stove Co.,
714 South Sixteenth Street
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The Queen made the reputation It
has by conforming to the Ideas of the
house wife that Is up-to-date. She
wants a range that will heat up all
over on top and the oven In ten min
utes, cook a meal and bake bread with
two or three little shovels full of
coal. She wants a beautiful baker
,and smooth worker and one that will
last and don't need repairing every
little while. Mrs. Plumb, 2907 Izard
bought a Queen of us last February.
A week ago she said: "It does all you
said It' would. One of our neighbor
bought a range from a canvasser last
fall. It has a fire box as big as a
trunk, takes a bucket of coal and an
hour to heat up. She la going to sell
it and get a Queen."
Prospective buyers of gas stoves
after they have seen others and then
see the Detroit Ideal, the 1908 pat
tern, admit the fact that there Is
nothing sold in Omaha In the shape
of a gas stove that compares with it.
It stands distinctly In a class by It
self. It has more good points than
would be possible to name here. The
principal ones are the new patent
uhallow one-piece drilled burners that
have proven by practical tests to give
a much hotter heat with the same
gas. the patent pressure regulator.
' Mrs. Warwick, 4635 Douglas, who
was the first to get one of the 1909
patterns, says: "I consider myself
fortunate In getting such a charming
cooking apparatus. I am more than
pleased with It."
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Hundreds of people are attracted to
our show window every day by a
Cold Storage Refrigerator. It Is like
the one that was awafded highest
premium at the World's Fair at St.
Louis. People who have seen others
and then see the Cold Storage don't
have to study long which they think
is the best. They can see it at a
glance. We get orders from out of
town people every day who have sent
for descriptions. The features are
packing of tho walls, cold, dry, sanl
tary air, quality of the white enamel.
and glass trap.
WomerVs
$3.00
SHOES
It's ery easy to say "the
beet $3.00- shoe," but lfs
quite another thing to deliver
the goods. We hare the
proof In hundreds of satis
fied that have proved not only
the quality but have com
fort that goes only with a per
fect fitting shoe. ,
We select and Inspect all
the leather In them Velour
Calf iPatent Colt Vicl Kid
In button and lace on the
foot-form last and styles up
to the minute.
We know there are higher
priced shoes, . but we also
know that there are no $3.00
shoe that are worth more
and most are worth less.'
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Ask for the special 3.00
shoe. Write for our 40 page
illustrated catalogue. V
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1419 Farnam Street
THE! OXFORDS
Tana in low cut shoes will be very
popular this season.
We've the all correct shapes and
correct shades.
Tan Ruslan Calf Oxfords In Blu
cher and Lace styles.
Handsome models In Ribbon Ties
snd the new Pump effects.
We're showing Oxfords that are
above the level or ordinary uxroras,
that you'll see at a glance they are
different.
93.50 $4.00 $5.00
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Bulletin From the Auction
The following souvenirs were
given out yesterday, Saturday,
June 12, at Fred Brodegaard &
Co.'s Jewelry Auction
109 North Sixteenth Street
(Opposite the Postoffloe)
Sam Lerner, 844 So. 2 3 'St. FfVst
prize. Butter Dish.
H. C. Rice, 2514 Capitol Ave.
Second prizer Bread Tray.
T. A. Brainbrldge, 2759 Harney
St. Third prize. Fob.
Auction commences every day,
10:30, 2 p. m. and 7:30 p. m.
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The most discriminating
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styles, fabrics, coloring, just to
suit in this, the choicest show
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ing shown in O maha.
Suits have been priced for
quick stock reduction without
regard to retail worth.
Will save you nearly half on bey'
and young men's clothing.
Youths' Long Pant Suits
$5, 7.50, $9, $11, $14
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For Boys1 of Knee Pants Age
"We're showing a matchless assortment of values in all new
est styles, at $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 to $6.50
$2.85 and $3.85 Boys' Knee Pant Suits Knickerbocker
style, with extra pair of pants, $4.50 to $6.50 values, built
of very best materials to resist the wear incident to tho
average boy's rough play. See them.
$1.50 Knee Pants, 98c 75c Knee Pants."T . .48c
$1.00 Knee Pants 69c 50c Knee Pants 35c
Straight Knee Pants, worth to 75c, at 25c
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Do you know a good thing
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saving of a dollar or two a
month on our gas bill if it
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the saving.- That is what
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a child can understand it. Question is Will you investi
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ested in wasting gas. Then why buy a gas wasting stove
when you can buy an Acorn just as cheap!
LAWN MOWERS
Have you bought that Lawn Mower yet! If not, it's
time to do so. See ours at $2.75 to $15.00.
John Hussie Hardware Co.
2407-Q9 Cuming St. "If you buy it of Hussie it's right;"
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Partial Plates, up
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rulings, up from ' BOo
Porcelain ruilng-a,
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Bridge Work, per
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