THH HKK: OMAHA, TTESDAY, JUXK
1000.
CRA1N AND PRODUCE MARKET
Ftrenfth la iterpooi and Higher
Outride SUtt Wheat Pricet Up.
GOOD ADVANCE ON SUPPORT
Caaaaro ransee la Geaeral Bearish
eatlaaent aad It Looks Like
Mark la Daa (or la
war Tarn.
OMAHA. June 21. im.
Rlrrmh In Liverpool and higher outside
anarxets started wheat prices higher and a
Jo4 advance resulted from belter support,
chance, hat come In the aeneral bearish
sentiment and it looks like the market was
bub lor an upward turn.
Cortt advanneil with mhatat showlnv mnr
batter tone. There was very little corn for
tale, and while good progress has been
vane me growing crop is late.
Wheat was nervous, but grew stronger
on shorts, covering and buying was of
better class. A change In the pit shows
trsders are expecting a rally after the
teaay decline during Ino pu.. ten days
Values advanced steadily during the dav
torn was eteairy. but ah i. el a, cironirir
undertone with tho hlghjr wheat mm kef
The market was bare of offerings end
snorts were bidding steady for purchases
The general situation la unchanged, but
traders are pUrln for an upturn.
Primary wheat reoetnts were 4m Don hu
and shipments were 318 000 bu.. aaalnst re.
relpfs last year of 4M.000 bu. and shipments
Or lDe.ts.Sf Dt.
Corn Tecelpts were 631.000 bu. and shin
tnents were i'A.VM bu., aaalnat rereinta last
year Of 4M.000 bu. and shipments of 400,000
Clearances were nine of corn, none of
oats and wheat and flour equal to 81,tO0 bu.
Liverpool rinsed Hffv.d higher on wheat
ana xa nigner on corn.
Local range of options:
Articles.) Open. High. Low. Close. Rafy.
1 31S; No. 1 northern. $1 J2il Si v.; No. 3
northern. $1.30ul 30', No. 1 northern, $1.2ty
SKLP Flag tlorefl sf 11 77.
PRAN-In bulk, U oOfu W
KlytJVIl Fltst patents. $ 300150, second
patents. $ soft 4ti. first l lesrs, $J0ia5 2i;
second clears, $.i.7ftS 8f.
WF.ATIIF.R I THR GRAIX BELT
rartly Clond?, Possibly ghewers aad
Same Teanpera tar.
OMAHA. June II, 1909.
Rains orcurred wlttun the last latntv.
four hours throughout the northwest, the
central valleys and southern states. They
were heavy at Points In northern Montana
and north In the Canadian provinces and
In the middle gulf elates. Ham Is falling
this morning in the Ohio valley and south
ern statis. snd continues in the Canadian
provinces. Clear weather prevails west of
the Missouri river to the mountains and
throughout the southwest. Rarometrlc de
pressions overlie the extreme upper Missis
sippi and Missouri valleys and the south
west, ami while generally fair weather
will prevail In this vicinity tonight ami
Tuesday, showers may possibly occur to
night ur Tuesday.
Record of temperature arid precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three years.
MV. 1901. 1'J07. im.
Minimum tempersture.... 68 75 67 62
Precipitation 40 .00 .82 .u0
Normal temperature for today, 73 de
grets. Deficiency In precipitation since March 1
3.20 Inches.
Excess corresponding period In 1908, I 94
in c nee.
Deficiency cot responding period In 1307
6.11 Inches.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Hearten Bnlletla.
Corn and wheat region bulletin for
Omaha. Neb., for the twenty-four hours
ending at 8 a. m , ,5th meridian time,
Monday, June 21. lyos:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Rain-
Stations. Max. Mln. fall.
Arhland, Neh Bl Si
Wheat
July...)
Sept...
Corn ..A
July. ..I
Sept...
Dsts ...i
1 M !
1"iI
'47,
HI
1 01',
i :
4fM
40Tt
1 Ofl 1
6Vii
I
47-
to'al
I
l 07,
1 014
er.vij
4H!
40 '4
1 on
. 7H
8!7
Auburn, Neb 91
Broken How, Neb. 90
Columbus. Neb... 92
tCulbcrtson. Neb. 90
Falrbury, Neo... 9.1
Fairmont. Neb... 90
Ur. Island. Neb.. 94
Harllnton, Neb. 91
UaHtlngs, Neb. ... Ml
Holdrege, Nrb... 92
Oakdale, Neb 92
Omaha. Nob 87
Chlraao Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 11 2r.fi 127; No. 3
hard, Il.224H.2fi; Nfl. 4 hard. J1.lSfil.22; No.
I spring, tl.23fil.26.
CORN No 2. STiWV.c; No. .1. iWfr'ac:
No. 4. Tm(i7.c; nft gradrv fcfinw-iC; No. 2
yellow,' tV,c; No 3 yellow c; No. i
wnite. 7itT7ltc: No. I while. 7l',c
OATS No. .1 mixed. 52'si5.'c; No. S vr:
low, 63Hc: No. 3 white. 63 Wg. ."4 'c ; No. 4
white; MHttMe.
RTE-iv 2. 79QS0c; No. 3. 7it79c;
Carlvt Receipts.
Wheat, Corn. Oats
uhloago ( us lu?
at tun. spoils xti
?mh 1 67 U
buluth 7
CHICAGO OR AIM AND PROVISION
Derllnlag Tendency In Wheat Is Ef
fectively Checked.
CHICAGO, June 21 ihe declining tend
snoy in wiitm as effectively checked and
prices scored Kauiu or more than lc owlnii
to unfavoraoio' teather tor harvesting in
the soulnwesi and to a "green brs; ' scare
in.oie oau iimiKet.- At- the clt -prices
hotted nei udvances of lc to lfc.
Join and oats Mao made suostantiai K'Una,
ou. piuviMons ciosad weak.
J OBMihlc delay to harvCHt operations, ov-
n i .vt Mcailir, u the chief factor In
:i.aing a strong uhtiai market. The
taiu,'r bi.tcau announced lhal scattering
H.u. t.rB litid.occiii red during the last forty
la iiouis in the middle, western and
ioi,iuri alntts, and, predicted additional
ruV tor a isige pan of the winter whom
oi.i' in Uu rmja twenty-four hours. The
bu.ia iuir, took advantage of the un
fa oiaou iviaih.-r conditions In the har
vi ui 1 1. io lu-ip foiue prices higher. They
ainl .11 aiii-tr efforts by a shmp
bi me in t.ats uyj an advance of V(id
it i.ivii.,iol. vrklV siaitbtics were aino
n:ll and bullish.- "'
t-oilu e r. iip. Hints for the week were
em ttimv- generally- expected, the amount
n passam- dccreutiinir 1.3iis.flii0 Im. inH
vlHlble at-pply in the United States de-ori-sxtlng
6j1 OtXI bu. The principal demand
'f for tpteniber and liecmber d'dlv.tr-s.-,-
although July was bought freely by
ihorts LAirtiiR tho da, the ratter montn
told between Ul l.t and $1.14. The mai
let closed strung at almost the top, with
fuly at 1.14VifM4V
Wet weather, light local receipts and the
ulg In a heat caused a strong market for
:orn during the entire day. July, which
a'aav In active demand by shorts, displayed
he'greatrst strength and advanced almost
e from the low point of the day. The
narket closed strong, with prices up gio,
tempered with Paturday'a final figures.
The first genuine "green bug" scare of
:h season brought out liberal purchases
f oats and resulted In gains of c to Miff
J4c- Reports from southern Illinois claimed
bat the much dreaded green bug had
nade Its appearance In the oats fields In
teveral sections, snd that the fields were
Timing yellow. The September delivery
nanlfested some weakness early In the day
(wing to selling by cash Interests.
Provisions were wesk all day and closed
WTlOo to lt,Mo , blgher than the previous
tfose.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Tekamnh, Neb...
Alta. la
Carroll, la
tciarlnda, la...
Sioux city, la.
ti5
B9
62
Wi
t7
64
M
61
60
1
fiO
66
69
63
63
64
64
.40
.90
.00
t.90
.03
.59
.1
.09
.93
.42
.09
.57
.40
.'W
1 05
.27
.41.
SO
8ky.
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. t Not Included
in averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
Central.
Chlcairo. 111..
Columbus, O.
Kamas City,
No. of
Stations.
V
17
Mo.. 19
Temp Rain.
Max. Mln. Inchea.
Louisville. Ky 19
Minneapolis, Minn. 2H
Omaha. Neb 16
St. Ixiuls, Mo 13
81
RS
M
Srt
90
62
62
66
6
62
62
66
.04
T
.06
.32
.2
.60
.16
I Warmer weather prevailed throughout
the corn and wheat region Sunday, but it
is cooler In the western portion this morn-
inp. Showers occurred In all districts
within the last twenty-four hours
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
NKW YORK GIOKItAL MARKET
.rtlc!eg. Open. Hlgh. Low. CIose. 8afy.
T2HI
I
l tr.Hi i gv
1 MVtll
WW
43-543
43141
20 M
20 SO
11 7H
1 lSVa'l
1 06SVI1 OHi,
1 6 in 064
1 13
1 0HH
1 0&H
Bit
4s!
20 82H
u irrvi
11 92m 11 es
i.. i- .
I 11 10 1 11 i
I 11 07HI U 10
804
20 47S1
20 it
11 30
11 86
11 OS
11 00
BIS
4.V
44
30 60
20 32W
11 K
11 90
MVa
43
72H
20 92
11 96
12 00
11 0711 11 17
11 06 I 11 IS
"Wheat
July
Sept.
Dec.
Crn
July
Sept-,
Dee.
Oats
July
Kept.
Deo.
Btirk
July
apt.
Lard.
July
Sept.
!l,
J'llV
Pept.
No. 2. ' I . ' "
Caah quotations - were as follows:-
FLOCR-Easy; winter patents, (6 40!?6.7!l;
vlnter straiglite.- W.KVfi-4 50: spring patents.
4V2.69, spring -ia!glits, HkOiitUj,
akere. Il.40ibl.4t
VF No. 2. 86c.
BA RLE V Feed or mixing, 7516c; fair
choice malting. T7tf?o.
t,tt-KS r iax, Wo. I southwestern. II JKV.
k'o. I northwestern, ll 6s. Timothy, $3.90.
Tlover. 110
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl.. t0.57
120 M Lard, per 100 lb.. Ill S5. Short
lbs. sides (loose). 111.06411.10. Short clear
Idea (boxed). lll.50Jfll.76.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
Sual to 81,00 bu.' Primary receipts were
,000 bu.. compared with 460.000 bu. the
WTesponding day a year ago. The visible
tupply of wheat in the United States de
reased t.Ml.Ono bu. for the week. The
.mount of breadstuff on ocean passage de
rraaed l.aU.Ouo bu.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
1 rarsi corn, ll cars; oats, 191 cars; hogs,
I MS bead. . '
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITf. June 21 WHEAT Cn
thanged; No t bard. II tvrl M, No. t bard.
lri ; No. 2 red, ti.Urjji.a ; No. t red.
901.38.
CORN Unchanged to . Ke lower- No. i
nixed, C9c; No. I mixed. ittc; No. 2
arhlte, 72c: No 8 white. 71Hrr7lo.
OATS lo to iHO lower; No. 2 white, IWff
Ac: No. I mixed. &263c -
RY E Uj6e.
HAY-l'nchanged; choice timothy, 11100
113 M; choice prairie. 811 TSffll 00; choice
Ufalfa. new. 11107713.00
BUTTER Creamery extra, 24c; firsts,
2c: seconds, 10c. ; packing stock, ISc.
ECiQU-f.xtras. lie; firsts, 19c; current re
el pt a. !7He; seconds and dirties, I60.
Kecalpts and shipments of grain were as
ellows; v Receipts. Shipments.
Fheat. bu II O00 4
:orn. bu 41 000 2V0U0
ata. bu 83 000 4.UW
Options at Kansas City:
Quotations of the Day on Various
Com mod I ties.
NKW YORK, June 21. FLOUR Receipts,
17.200 bbls.; exports. 10.000 bbls. Mar
ket steady, with quiet jobbing trade; Min
nesota patents. 16. rii 8.11; winter ira mains.
$6.ts(6.8j; Minnesola bakers, 15.;ta(j.6u;
winter extras, 84 8685.75; winter patents,
t.7iVfi 7.00; winter low grades, i6.Wgt.6i. Hyo
flour, dull; fair to good, 14.504.70, choice
to funcy. 14.SO6.00.
CORN M E A L Steady ; fine white and yel
low. $1 .6061.70; course, ll.6igi.C0; kiln dried,
83.90fj3.96.
RYE Pull: No. 2 western. 97c,
nominal, f. o. b., afloat. New York.
BARLEY Quiet; feeding, 87igc, c. 1.
f New York.
WHEAT Receipts, 29.000 bu. Spot mar
ket firm; No. 2 red. old. 11 W. nominal, in
elevator', No. 2 red. old. 81.A0, nominal;
new, 11.19 and Auguxt, f. o. b.. afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth. $1.35. nominal,
f. o. b, afloat; No. 2 hard winter. II. XIV
nominal, f. o. b., afloat.. Thsro vas a
decided advance In wheat - prices today.
strong bull support, a good decrease In
the visible supply and rumors of a con
siderable export business. The market
cloned firm and Wo lc net higher; July
closed at $1.23; September closed at $1.U;
December closed at 11.13.
CORN Receipts. 22.j00 bu. Spot market
firm; No. 2, old, Mc in elevator and 82c.
nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2, new, 66c,
winter shipments. Option market was
without transaction, closing '9'c net
higher; July closed at 81c; September
closed at 77e; December closed at 680.
OATS Receipts, 13,700 bu. Spot market
steady; mixed, 26 to 32 lbs., 61c. nominal;
natural white, 26 to 32 Mis., 61(a4o; clipped
white. 84 to 42 lbs., &267o.
FEED Steady; spring bran, $26.85; mid
dlings, $27.85; city. $27.50.
HAY-Steady: No. S, T&S80c; good to
choice. 9fc.r$1.00.
HOPS Firm: stste, common to choice,
1906. llt1c; 1907, 47o; Paclflo coast, 1908,
9(9 18c; 1W7, BW8c.
HIDES Quiet; Bogota, 2021cj Cen
tral America, 21c.
LEATHER Steady; acid, 23290.
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet: family, 113 60
$14.00; mess. $11 60.ii 12 00; beef hams. $24.00
628 00; packet, 112 Wifl2 50; city, extra cut
India mens, $20.DOQ21.oa Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, 112 W; bams. $12.50. Lard,
easy; western, $12.1012 20. Refined, barely
steady; continent, $12.56; South America,
$13.00. Pork, steady: short clears, $12.00
18 00; mesa, f21.50ilj.22 00.
TALLOW Dull; country. 6Co.
RICE Firm, domestic fair to extra, Vi
60; Japan, nominal.
I1UTTBB-Steady; creamery specials.
267i26c: official price, 2Tc; extras, 23o;
western factory, firsts. Ho; western imita
tion creamery, firsts, 22o.
CHEESE Steady; new, state, full cream,
specials. 13814C.
EOGS Stesdy; western firsts. 21f27c:
firsts, M'i'ffaic; seconds, 19w20c; southern.
i7ri9c.
POULTRY Alive, steady: western chick
ens, broilers. 2.c; fowls. 15&15'tc; turkeys,
13c. Dressed, dull; western chickens, broil
ers,' 18g22c; fowls. lMm'ie
St. I.ools Grneral Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 21 WHEAT Higher;
track, No. 2 red, cash. $1.461 52; No. i
hard. $1 TOJ135; July, $1.10; September.
tl.08frt.06i.
C1RN Higher; track, No. t cash, T3(3
7Sc; July. 72V,c September, 68c; No. 2
white 7M.A76VO.
OATS Higher; track, No. I cash, 64f
54c, nominal; July, 4Se; beptember, 77c
V 1 white. S7VkO. nominal.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, $6 50
$7.08; extra fancy and RtraigQt, $&.75St40;
hard winter clears, $4.76726 10.
SFIEDTlmothv, $l.&Ot(3 25.
CORNMHA Iy-t?..60.
1) RAN Steady; sacked, east track, 271.18
120.
HAY Steady ; timothy, $14.OO18.00; prai
rie, $110013.00.
PAOai.Nr-7c.
HEMP TWINE 7e.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady; Jobbing,
$-J0 75. Lard, lower; prime steam, $11.529
1162. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra
shorts, $1187: clear ribs, $11.87; short
clests, $12 00. Bacun steady: boxed
short. $12 87; clear ribs, $12 87;
clears, $13 00.
POULTRY Steady: chickens.
springs. 17a21u; turkeys, 15c; ducks, 8c;
geese. 4c.
BUTER Lower; creamery. 2126c.
EOGS Steady at 1S canes Included.
Receipts. Shipments
10 O09 4 600
3 (mo 6.6H0
54 000 4:v0f
41.000 82.000
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Beart Circulate Rumor That' Karri
man if Fatally 111.
DISCREDITED BY UNION 'PACIFIC
Reports Prom Paris About United
States Steel Action Has Effect of
Berlins V nines Story of tho
Day In Stock Market.
NEW YORK, June 21. It took several
hours of wailing tactics on the part uf
professional operators amongst the opera
tions in stocks to demonstrate today then
satisfaction that the sharp fall In prices
last week bad not attracted any demand
sufficient to form a basis for a renewed
upturn In prices.
1 he smash which followed was more
severe than on last Thursday. Selling was
almost as constrained during the eariy
part of the day as was buying, wlUi the re
sult of dullness and lisilessness such as
have not been seen for weeks In the trad
ing. The bears still found tffective ma
terial for Influencing sentiment in the fears
of bad effects to follow the failure to se
cure admission for the Untied States Sled
stocks to the Paris Bourse, The direct
opposition between the reports said to be
received by private bankers regarding the
standing of the plan, and tho assertions
of the banking interests ro.ircr ie,1, did
not prevent the reports of the failure of
the project from hurting values. Selling of
United States Steel also carried the im
pression of liquidation of some impoi'ant
individual accounts.
The same appearance in the Wabish. se
curities served to throw suspicion on the
active advance which has been effected In
those stocks on vague Intimations of Im
portant developments, said to be impending,
but which have entirely failed of authen
ticity. Amalgamated copper also proved
acutely weak and the over-speculation
abroad In coppers left the reactionary ten
dency there still In force. The progress of
the decline brought out added efforts on
the part of the bears, shown by their raid
ing tactics and by the circulation of un
founded rumors.
One of these rumors was the effect
that E. H. Ittrrlman had suffered a sud
den and fatal seisure In Vienna. This
rumor was put out late In the session of
the stock market, and was not traceable to
any authoritative source, but It proved ex
tremely effective, notwithstanding the
prompt discredit thrown upon It by Union
Pacific officials, who would have Immedi
ate advice of any happening to the head
of the system owing to the frequency of
cable communications from the traveler
with his business associates.
The sharp rallies, whloh followed the
successive drops, were e Idence of the
part plaved by short selling in the weak
ness. This rule did not apply, however,
to the final break, In which the Harrl
man storks played the principal part, the
selling movement being still , In active
progress when the trading ended. A rally
of a point In Southern Pacific was the
only notable Indication of a check to the
movement.
Foreign exchange ror.e strongly to within
a few points of the highest point of tho
season and experts computed a good profit
on exports of gold to London at the pre
vslilng level.
Honds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $4.3M,000. United States 4s, the 3s
coupon and the 4s registered, declined ,
and the 4s coupon per cent on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
B. men. now- i.iue.
reserve, shows: Oold coin Snd bullion.
t 416 9; gold certificates. $22,0, 7.00; avail
able cash balance. $121,154,644
Sew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. JunA 21. MONEY On call.
esv; 1til pet cent: rullna rate U per
cent; closing bid. 1 per cent, offered at
l-i per cent Time fimhs. dull, lacking
ordets. hecsuse of liquidation; sixty days.
2Vu2 Per cent; ninety days. 2'tf2 per
cent, six months. per cent
I
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4ffl
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE Firm, w ith sc-
tula business In bankers' hills at $4 iMOtj
4 fur sixty-day bills and at $4 S.kl)o for
d'msnd Commercial bills. $4 S.")y4 811.
SILVER Rar. 52o; Mexican dollar. 44c. 1
PONDS Government weak; railroads, Ir
regular. Closing quotations en bonds todsy wars I
.n follows-.
. 11S Jfun m
..I'l1 4
. lui 'do 14 sari. . ...
. 101 I.. 8 itrb 4 1011.
. ll" I.. A N unl 41
..U"S M . K T Ut a
. . 4o lt A rf. 4a.
tOIH o sn. 4
T. A T. ct. 4s. ,11 Mi farlfli- 4n
Tobacro 4 ' N. T. C . ta...
V. !. r
in coupon
f. S. res
do roiipon
V 0. 4a. reg
6n coupon
Allll-l hnl lit (
Am. As
Am.
Am
87 4
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r.
im I
H
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? j
tU4
do H' 6e tet 4.
Afhlaon gen. 4a 1''4j N T. City 4Ha new.
"do B. It. Ill 41 ' X1 T . N. H a H.
do ct. 4a W e IS1
o ct la 11SHN A W. im con 4a . Mti
At C. L 1st 4t ti 6a ct. 4a !
pl A Ohio 4a lil" Ko Pacific 4a 1' ?S
la 00 la 74', I
do 8. W. ma.... S9-45 1 s. i. rtda 4 i
Pr Tr. ct. 4a 17 Pnn. e. ma U15... K
t in. So. lit as Hn do ens. ta 1
tvntral ot Oa. 5a. . . lnnt neadlns n 4a 1"'4
rrntral Leather anv, pt. I. A 8 P. It 4a. W'i
C of N.. J g 5a ... 117 'St. 1, g. W c. 4a ... 71
rtiM A Ohio 4ia ...io:, do 1st folil 4a 14
Chicago ft A. 9Wi-. 7H f aboard A. L. 4a.... Mj
C, H A Q. 1. 4a... .... 7S8t. rarlflc col. 4a . . . 12
C. M. A S. P t H' M do ) rf 4a .
C , R I. A P. c. 4 T'kSo. lUMwar (a Il!4
do col. 5a 9?14 flo fn 4a .. R3a
do rfd 4a llHfnlon Pacific 4a 1"2
IW. A St. U g. 4. S o ct. 4a
Tolo. Inl. Sa 7 do lt rcf. 4a 1H
Colo. Mid. 4 8 V. S. Rubber ta....:.1'
CAS r. A e. 4a.. I'. 8 Steal M la... .'. .1y:.
D. A H. ct. 4a Va.-Oaro. Them. 6a. V4
do mt rcr. 4a 102 wanarh tat 6a 11.1
7V, do lat A ex. 4a 774
7f. Weelcrn Md. 4a i
tK Wcat Elec. ct. 6a 1414
7 Wla Central 4a IM,
.", Armour 4,i w. I !
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Ccn. lat ref. 4a P P. A R. O. rcf. la... 4
Met 4'4s 74 K. R. R. of M. 41,,.. 1.1
M. M. I ll U Pt. I.. A S. F. 4,.... S,
T R. O. 4a
Platlllora' 5a ........
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(Jen Elec. ct
III.
Int.
Int.
K ( So lat la..
llld. Offcrad.
74'4 80 1'aclflc ct. ctf,...ica
4a.
Roaton Storks nnd Bonds,
ROSTOX, June 21. Money, call loans, 2
(&;i per cent; time loans, 85 per cent.
Official closing;
.. 11 Arlxnna Com. ...
. Ailantlo
. .113H Butte Coalition ..
..104S ( .1. a Arliona...
Cal. A Itecla
..14 Centennial
.128 Copper Ranxe ...
.1711, Daly Wt
.1X7', Franklin
. 41 Greene Cananea .
.li Isle Hnrale
TIaaa. Mining ...
Atchlton adj
do 4a
Atihleon R. R...
do prd
Boaton A Albany
Boatnn A Maine
Koatun Klevated
N. Y., N. 11. A
I'nlon Pacific
Am. Arge, Chem...
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tuba...
A mar. Sugar 12214 Michigan
do prd Ill Mohawk
H.
Am. T. A T ...
A mar. Woolen .
do pfd
TVmtnlon. I. A 8
Oencral Electric
Mean. Electric ..
do pfd
Maa. Oaa
.140
. 34
.l'4
. 44
Mont. C.
Nevada .
Oaceola ,
l'srrol .
A C.
. f)V
. v,
. 84-
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. 23
.136
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Allla-Chalmera Dfd
Ainaliamateil Copper 30,7 0
American Asrlcultural ....
Am. licet. Sugar 4,nl
1
42V,
43',
1
wS
73 V,
4i
31 '4
nw
tl-t,
lOlili
12J.,
extra
short
11 c;
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu ...
Oats, bu ...
2',
18i
2V1 "
77 V
SV,
3V4
m
liV,
ti
141'"
23
Am. Can pfd a "1
Am. C. A f 1 70)
Am. Cotton Oil "
Am. H. A L- pfd 8 0
Am. Ice Securities l.KO
American Wneced l.iw)
American Lot-omotlTe s.llH)
Am. S. A R M.K
Am. 8. A R. pfd I'-O
Am. Duiir Ka.'lnlnx 4,nig
Am. T. A T S.lvO 141
Am. Tobacco pfd Mi 101
American Woolen HH) 34
Anacouda Mining Co l.too 44
Atrhlaon 42.t,a) lit
AUhiaon pfd 8.0 I
Atlantic Coaat Una 3W) 1J1
Ualtlmore A Ohio 7.5UO 1174a
Bil. A Ohio pfd
lletlllehem Steel IW
Urooklyn Rapid Tr !.'
Canadian Pacific 300
Central Leather 4,0.10
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey 800
Cheiupeake it Ohio ,
Chicago A Alloa 2'M)
Chicago Ut. W
Chaago A N. W VH
C, M. A St. P T.aiO
C, C, C. A St. L
Colorado P. A 1 lx
Colorado A So 4uv
Colo, a 80. lat pfd tuO
Colo. A 80. Id Did
Conaslidated Gaa - 1.000
Cora Producta ?
Delaware A Hudjsn 1 0 1MV,
Denver A Rio Onode l,Vh 4U
Dlitlller,' Becurltlea 100 38
Erie H.7'10 36
Brie lat p'd 2,4"t 6i;,
Erie id pfd Iu0 41
General Biectrle tvo 141
Ureal Northern pfd 4.100 14
Great Northern Ore ctfa ... S.i'V 76 S
Illlnola Central 2.5K 14
lnterborough Met. t.4uo 1(
int. Met. ptd .i"0
International Harveater .... 0
Int. Marine pfd 1.009
lniernatlonal Paper j0
International Pump 1.1O0
Ioa Central 4"0
Kanaas City Bo..., 8,100
K. C. 80. pfd too
Loulartlie A N 80
Minn. A St. L Sit)
M.. St. P. A S. g. at...
Mlasourl Paclflo
M., K. A T
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. ef M.. lat pfd
N. T. Central, ax-dlv..
N. T . O. A W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Paclflo
Paclflo Mall
Pennsylvania 1.(00 1364,
People's Oaa 1,400 11.
P . C. C. A St. L
Preeaea Steel Car 800 42
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steal Spring.
Reading
Republic Steel
Republle Steel pfd, ex-dlv
Rock laland Co
Rock laland Co. pti 1,1110 6
St. L A S. P Id pfd I 43
St. Louis 8. W tiiO 2
St. L. S. W. pfd 70-1 as
Sloaa-Sheffleld 8. A I S"0 i
Southern Paclflo 43.4 130
80. Paclflo pfd 1.2tK I2i
Southern Railway 8.1'a) :
Be. Railway pfd &T0 IH
Tenneaaee Copper 100 31
Teaaa A Pacific 700 U
T . Bu L. A W., offered... 400 41
T , Bt. L. A W. pfd 400 87
Union Paclflo S4.M0 111
I'nlon Paclflo ptd l.loo 17
U. S. Realty 100 11
I'. S. Rubber 10 an
IT. 8. Steel 144.400 II
C S. Steal pfd 4.000 123
Utah Cooper I.40O A
Va. -Carolina Chemical I.too M
Wabaah t.ea) 21
Wabaah pfd 27,1"0 67",
W'aetern Maryland l.M) 11
Weatlnghouae Elactrlo 1..0S 11
Western t'nlsn , 80O 73
Wheeling A L S ...
Wleronaln Central 40 11
47
to
I-,
40
30
44
73
144
S4
100 ISt
4.000 7344
11.100
t. oo
'i.'ioo
4.700
1.700
I")
11,000
41
106
S3
iii
62
81
84
161
7SS
41
41
1
64
70
41
3
16 n
M
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140
IO11
34
47
1.3
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131
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3
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150
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6
81
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31
61
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141
74
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12',
14
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140
137
71
39
106
82
iii
61
88
141
136
111
41
..lll.tno 162
.. 1.400 SOX
1"0 104 104
ltHtO 31 21
147
W
Total aalaa for the day, 8l,eu0 sharaa.
M
42',
. IS5.
7
80
i:
2
7'i
8
33
41V,
87
187
7
El
l
4
121
48
61
t,i
63
lv,
83
72
87
6
78
41
41
kO4
64
71
41
8
16 V,
68
to
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1 J3
140
Inn
34
46
114
104
131
110
14
, r,
77
180
JO
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8
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73
40",
81
1.(8
2i
181
4
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14
61
48
161
1
74
14
16
44
84
82
16
31
:8,
43
78
lit
65
137
71
!'.
100
2
61
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61
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141
19
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41
188
42
147
29
104
21
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;
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127
12 ,
.
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38
33
41
64
18
97
81
88
C4
in
48
61
63
1
13
7J
10
159 QuIncT
1 1 Shannon
8S Tamarai'k
M Trinity 10
t'nlted Krult i;9 t'nlted Copper 10
I'nlted S. M 68 r. 8. Mining 4H
to pfd 21 t 8. Oil 12
V. S. Seel 64 t'tah 43
do pfd L! Vktorla 4
AilTentura 1 Winona 6
Allouea 40 WolTerlne 148
Amalgamated 78 North Uutle 66
London Stoclc Market.
IONDON. June 21. American securities
opened quiet at Irregular price changes.
Trading was light during the first hour
and at noon the market was steady and
from below to above Saturday's New
York closing.
London closing stock quotations
Conaola. money .
do account
Anaconda
Atihtaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Pacific
... 84 Mo . Kan. A Texas.. 41
.14 6-la New York Central. ...136
...10 Norfolk A Woatem.. 92
...111 d pfd Ill
...107 Ontario A Weetern. . 64
9
10
77
31
10
PI
' 1 i 1 suss, a 1 oil si
130 Pennavlvanla
1786 Raod Mlnea
Cheeapeake A Ohio.. 77 Rending
Chi. Great Weetern.. 1 Southern Railway.
Chi.. Mil. A St. P. ..166 do pld
De Bears 14 Southern Pacific
Lenver A RIO O
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do :d pfd
Orend Trunk . .
Illlnola Qrotral .
LntiKTllle A F7aFh..l44
H1I.VER Bar, steady
ounce
MONEY fil per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short and three months' bills Is 1 11-16
1 per cent-
3 t L. 8. Hloel
..64 do pfd ...
. 44 Wftbleh ....
.. IK do pfd ..,
.151Spanlah 4a
'ewetavTaVaj
6
IW
12
66
77
at 24 1-lld per
Bank rirarlnga.
OMAHA, June 21. Bank clearings for to
day were 2,3t;3,446 92 and for the correspond
ing date last year 81, 971.825.75.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, June 21 COFFEE Futures
closed quiet, net unchanged to 10 points
lower.. Sales were reported of 6 000 ba?s,
including July at 6.3uc, September at 6.85o
and December at 0.7oc. Spot market, quiet;
No. 7 Rio, 7T,;i8c; No. 4 Santos, S'SiKio.
Mild, dull; Cordova. 9:Vi'512c.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, June 21. COTTON The
market opened steady at an advance of
4'-il0 points and sold W13 points higher
fight after the call on covering by sellers
of last week and more aggressive support
from the bulls. Realizing was not so heavy
on the bulge as It was when the market
worked up to about the same figures last
week, but offerings were sufficient to check
the advance and fluctuations during the
middle of the morning were 2 or 8 points
off from the top. Trading was chiefly local
and only moderately active.
Spot closed quiet, 6 points higher; mid
dling uplands, 11.46c; middling gulf, 11.70c;
no sales.
Futures opened steady; July, 10.92c; Au
gust. lO.SGe; October, 10.89c; December,
lO&.lc; January, 10.91c; March, 10.93c; May,
lOi'lc.
Futures closed steady; June, 11.01c; July,
109Sc; August. 10.96c; Beptember. 10 94c;
October. 1094c; November, 1095c; December,
10 97c; January, 10.94c; March, 10.96c; May,
10 96c.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 21.-The Cotton ex
change here will remain open on July I
until 7 p. m and will be closed July i
and 6.
GALVESTON, June 21. COTTON
Steady; 10o.
Local Severities dootatloni
Quotation, furnlehed by Saejael Bums,
New York Ufa Bunaiog. oaiu.
Articles.
I Open. I High. I Low. Close.
Vheat
July
September
December .
Jorn
July
September
lecmber ,
1 08
t 01
1 00
4W
60!
1 07
1 01
1 6J
. ray
41
14
J
1 00
r
1 Or
1 W
1 01
ON
bo
64
Mtaspolla,Grata Market.
-WHEAT-July.
I tccemncr.
id. i. 3-5
MINNEAPOLIS June 21 WHEi
I I1; rWntemberfll tYl 'i: l
1.0vl vV Caub. No. 1 bat.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 21 WHEAT Spot.
No. 1 red western winter, nominal; fu
tures, quiet; July, 8s UJ; September, Ss
5d. December, 8s 3d
CORN Spot, steady: new American
mixed, via Galveston, 8s 6d; futures,
atea.lv; Jul v. 6s 6d; September. 5s 6d.
I'KAS Canadian, steady, 7s td
FLOUR Winter patents, strong, tarn.
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA, June 21 CORN -Firm; No. 2
yellow, "3c; No. S yellow. 73c; No. I,
73V...C; No. 3, i3c; No. 4. 72c; no grade,
bixa-'.Se.
DATS Unlet; No. I wnite, oStfSjSVgc;
nominal; io. 4 wnite. mvc.
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 21. WH EAT No. 1
northern. 111?; No if.iihern, 81.84;
September. II tte.ai I.OnU. bid.
OATS-Wc. ...
UA1.LEV Samples, Ti-uTio
Cadahr Packing C. la 184.
Columbua, Neb , - L. &a 1888.
f Itr of Omaha konds 41 19
CHr ol Omaha 61 111
Douglaa County 4a 1136
F A M. Bank stock. Uneala
Oate Cllr Malt Cs. 4
Kanaaa Cltr Rr 6a 1811
hebraaka Telephone stock 4
Nebraaka Vndervritera, Omaha
Omaha Oaa la 111 T
Omaha t L. A P 6s
Omaha A C. B. It. Rt. la 1914
Omaha A C. B. Bt. Ur. 6s 19a.
Omaha A C B St Rr ptd i
Omaha A C. B St. 7 aom 4
Omaha A C B ft Rr A B. pfd 4
Omaha Water Ca 6a 146
Omaha Water Ca lat pfd
Omaha B. ef T Bldg Co. pfd
Omaha B. P. A T Ca 4a 117
Pacific T. A T 8a lilt
Sheridan Coal la Hit
South Omaha Sewer a Wit
Slaua Cltr Stock Yaeda prd
In. on Stock Yards Be.. Omaha. ",...
jr., 114
Bid Aaked.
19 IS
4
108
1"!
IKS.
7
7
'
. 99
H
H
93
, 69
t
19
100
7
M
10
u
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1
1"8
If,
ICS
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8
10
8
io
100
1U0
M
71
41
t
li
K1
10
'
1H
ll
.90
4
New York Mlnlagr Btooko.
NEW YORK, June 21. Closing quotations
on mining siocks nt
Alice
Brunavlck Cos. .
Com. Tunnel atock.
do bond,
Can Cal A Va . . .
Horn SIlTer
Iron BilTor
110
1
8
19
i
. 80
180
aoffered- Aaeaaiuent
ladTllle Con.
I.lttle Chief ..
Meilcan .....
Ontario
lllhlr .
Standard
Velio Jacket .
paia.
. 4
.. 4
.. 84
. aM
..no
.176
.. 63
Treasury statement.
WASHINGTON. June 21.-Today s state
ment of tl,e treasury balnur-s in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of tbe ll&O.tWi.ooo eolu
Heal Market.
NEW YORK. Juno 21.-METAL8 The
London tin market was lower today, with
spot at 133 15s and futures at 135 2s 6d.
Locally, weak and lower also, at IL'i.OtKg;
29.50. Copper was higher In London, with
spot Bt tih i;is 9d and futures at io9 12s 6d.
Locally, weak but unchanged, with lake
at I1S.37T.132; electrolytic, $13.00113.25;
casting. 112.7513.00. Lead was unchanged
at 13 Is 3d in the London market. Lo
cally, steady and unchanged, at $4.3ff4.45.
Spelter was a i-nade higher at 22 In Lon
don. Locally, firm and slightly higher, at
Ti.407i5 45. The English market for Iron
was unchanged; standard foundry quoted
at 48s 3d. The local market was un
changed; No. 1 northern foundry. 16.2:i''i
17.00; No. 2. l.0Of18.50; No. 1 southern and
No. 1 southern soft. 116.2516 50.
FT. 1X1U1K, June 21. METALS Lead.
quiet a ,4.37. Spelter, quiet at 85.35.
Uiprecedeitefily Low Bates
to the Eastcri Hcsorts
A new feature in Eastern sum
mer travel inaugurated by tho
New York Central Lines
From the Great Lakes to the son-the Playgrounds of America there nre scores
of vacation spots where every sport and pleasure possible to think of can be en
joyed to the full. To give everyone the opportunity to visit these resorts this year
the extraordinarily low fares have been made of
$A MO from Omaha to Boston and Return
" .Ad' Lake Shore or Michigan Central
20 from Omaha to New York and Return
tuJ Srr LAKE SHORE
85 from Omaha to Neiv York and Return
;"' KS c,"""" MICHIGAN CENTRAL
Correspondingly low fares to the Thousand Islands. Adirondack. White and Green mountains,
Saratoga Springs, Lake George and Lake Champlaln. Montreal and Canadian and Maine polntg.
Th.'se tickets are good on all trains from Chicago (except Twentieth Century Limited, and tr
available for passnge on the famous "Lake Shore Limited." Michigan Central Limited, Wol
verlne" and all other trains, under usual conditlona governing limited train Bervtce. There a a
train from Chicago every two hours via Leke Shore and seven dally trans via Michigan Central.
Both routes are via shores of the Great Lakes. Niagara Falls, Mohawk and Hudson River valleys
to New York the lferkahlre Hills, Instead of Hudson River, to Boston cool, scenic, water-level
Insuring pleasant riding by day and certain sleep at night. All trains via New York Cantral
Lines arrive at Grand Central Station New York's only railroad terminal In the heart of hotel,
theater and business district. Subway under same roof Brooklyn 15 minutes, without change
few minutes to Long Island resorts. Tralna to Boston arrive at South Terminal Station.
Liberal stop-over privilege at Niagara Falls and other points, and option of lake trip from De- ...
ft-oit or Cleveland to BuXlalo, and Hudson River Steamers Albavny to New York, without extra charge.
MIS
For information
or time tables,
address
"America's Greatest
Hallway System"
Warren J. Lynch,
Paittagtr Traflle Manager,
La Stile Street Stall,
Chicago, I1L
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Cattle Strong to Ten Higher,
Others Steady.
HOGS GO IN SATURDAY'S NOTCHES
Corn fell Shrep and Lamb Steady,
Graaarn Fifteen to Twenty Lower
Than Last Week and
Rather glow.
SOUTH OMAHA, June 71,
RecelptH were: Cuttle. SIORS
1KB.
Sheep.
S.W',0
2. 3.'W
1,3M
3.0: r
6,232
Estimate Monday 1.849 4.435
Hame day lust week 2,W 4 018
Same lay 2 weeks aao.. 3.'i"rt 6.3M
r'amo day. 3 weeks ago.. S.t'2 4.937
Same day 4 week aiso.. 2.Jt'.7 4.9S8
Same day last year 2,t)S7 6,S2
Tha following table stiotvs the receipts
of rattle, hoc and eheeu at South Omaha
for the year to 'date, compared with last
vear. irTi vfts Inc. Dec.
Cattla 4r0.6J 412.JW6 1S.321
Hotta 1.312,2t!2 1,431,0S5 125.703
Sharp 643.328 601,211 19.&3
Tha following table shows the averasje
price of hogs at South Omaha fur tha last
several days, with comparisons.
Data. I 1009. 108. 19u7. 1906. 1906. 194. 1903.
June 11.. 736 537603689 I 4 79 6 01
June 12 .. 7 384 6 48 6 91 6 3:, 6 181 C 00
June 13... 6 62 6 79 6 .11 6 161 4 71 6 H
June 14... 7 52t S K 6 2 6 13 4 84
June 15... 7 660 684 636 6 19I4S2 699
June lti... 7 5'i 5U 6 38 6 22 4 t 6 tij
June 17... 7 62H 6 63 6 91 6 801 4 .' 5 o
June 18... 7 mi 6 67 6 97 6 39 I 4 S3 6 97
June 19... 7 63 6 64 6 98 6 Sh 6 19 6 94
J una 20... 6 6t 5 91 6 30 6 15 1 6 00 6 88
June 21... 7 C3V4 6 8 6 28 0 10; 6 07
Sunday.
The official number ot. cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'a.
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific .... 1
I'nlon Pacific 30 12 12
C. & N. W., cast 3
U. & N. W. west.... 1R 22 3
C, Bt. P., M. & O.... 11 6
C, H. & Q , went.... 27 16 .. 8
(,'., It. I. & P., east.. 2
C, K. I. & P., wtist.. 4
Illinois Central - 2
C. U. W 1 1
Olla and lloaln.
NEW YORK, June 21 -OILS Cotton
seed, barely steady; prime crude. 84.7.V!
4 0; yellow. .7f4,5.M; July. .T9)i5.n. P.
troleum. steady; refined New York, 86. 60;
Philadelphia and Paltlmore, 8S.46; In bulk,
84 Turpentine, firm: 43"..
HOSIN Steady; strained, common to
good, $3 24V 3 26.
OIL CITV. June 21. Credit balances 1.78;
runs. ItW.lfiO bbls.; average, lfitl.v.l I, bis ;
Shipments. 170.171 bbls; averase. I1.5 141 bbls
SAVANNAH. June 2l.-Tl'RPENTINK
Firm. 40Hc: sales. 798 bbl
HOSIN-FIrm; R, 127ori2.90; p. 83.10S3.13:
E. 83.ffiM3.60: F 83 90(4 00; O. 8IOOt4.06: I.
84 40; K 84.85; M, 15 0t; N. 85 15; WO, 85 15;
WW, 85.20.
latar and Molaaara.
NEW YORK. June 21.-SI OA R-Haw.
steady; fair rcfinlnc. 1.1. 39fi 3 12c ; centrt
fugul. 96 teat. SwfiU.'c; molasaea su,rar,
3 14't3 17c; refined, easv; No 6. 4.4.rc: No. 7,
4 40c; No. 8. Uic; No. ft. 4 30c; No. 10. 4 2.c;
No. 11. 4 20o; No. 12. 4 1".c; No 13. 410c; No
14. 4 10c; confectioners' A. 4 7Tic; mould A.
5.30c; cut loaf. 675c; crushed. 6.60c; pow
dered. 5.05c; granulated. 4.3t"c; cubes, 6 UOc
MOLASSES Steartv; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 2.1 1 Jo.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. June 21.-PRY OOOPS
The opening prices if men wear for
spring, 1910. wore made during the day
by a laruu woolen concern, and are the
highest known In year, business already
tended higher. The cotton goods market
is ktrciiijf. but generiillv 1 1 1 1 t on spit
traii'u-tlons. Cottuu vaiiiaj ate ijuiet and
fa 1a
Total receipts 78 61 5 8
The dlspoHttion of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Omaha Packing Co 78 546 312
Swift and Company 209 716 1,03
Cudahy Packing Co 845 l.SM 917
Ar.nour &. Co 318 1,215 - 248
S. & S 4 '
Carey & Unit on So
W. 1. ritephen 1
Hill & Son 4
F. P. Lewis 25
Huston & Co 8
J. U. Root & Co a
J. 11 bulla 117
H. F. Hamilton W
V. O. Inchratn 7
Lehmer Bros 58
St. Louis 36
Swans U
Other buyers 114 7&5
amount of Interest. The trade tpened slow
and quiet; a Utile sprinkling of hugs sold
early at prices that looked tvak to a little
lower than Saturday. As tha trade warmed
up. however, the market shewed Improve
ment, making prices generally about
steady. In fact, there was not enough
change in any direction to be worth quot
ing. A considerable proportion of all the
hoKs sold at 87.5547.75 and on up as high as
87-5 for the best heavy hogs. While the
trade was at no time especially active,
practically everything had chanced hands
by 10 o'clock in the morning or soon after.
SHEEP The bulk of receipts this morn.
Ing were grass-feds from Idaho and Ore
gon, mostly yearlings. The market opened
slow and buying talent was decidedly
backward In getting Into the name. When
they finally did get busy. It was on a 15
25c lower basis on range stock.
While there were but few fed westerns,
such aa were on sale brought nominally
steady prices. Fed yearlings brought 17 2",
the name as was paid last Friday for year
Unas of the same kind.
Oregon grassrs showed the greatest de
cline of all, but this feature of today's
market Is partially explained In the fact
that fleeces were wa'. and bt.; ors. of course,
were Inclined to v.l'.l ti). ax with mot
energy. Yearlings 'list fold liiht week for
86.25 on Thursday and 86 25 on Friday, were
only able to reach 86.00 this morning, a
flat decline under Isst week's close. Th
general market, however, could not ba
called at a quarter break owing to tho
varied assortment of supplies. Orassers,
as a rule, moved at prices 15fB)26e lower
than last week with fed stuff steady. Idaho
yearlings brought 8600. Receipts were
moderate.
Quotations on fed sheep and lambs:
Good to choice lambs. 87.WXg8.00; fair to
good lambs, 87 00(7.50; good to choice light
vearllngs. 86.507 00; good to cholca heavy
yearlings. 8R75S6 50; good to cholca weth
ers, 85.7MT 6 25; fair to gool wethers. $5.53
6.75; good to cholca ewes. 8ii.4CKSfl.00; fair to
cood ewes. 85 00I7T5.40; culls and bucks, 82.01)
5.00. Quotations on rangi sheep and
lambs: Good to choice lambs and yearlings.
85.7rv&.25; fair to good lambs and yearlings
85 2TxJt5 75; good to choice wethers. 8o.(KXtf
6.25; fair to good wethers, 84 50(6.00; good
to choice ewes, 14.7526.00; fair to good
wes, 84 .25414.75.
CCHICAGO lIlVESTOCK MABKKT
Story of Today'a Trading; In Cattle,
lloajs and Sreep.
CHICAGO. June 21 CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at 18,000 head. Market steady;
steers, 85.50fi7 2&; cows, 84-00'5.25; heifers,
83.60.25; bulls, 83 30-6.20; calves. Blockers
and feeders, 13 306 25.
HOGS Receipts, estimated at 40,000 head.
Market Bteady to 6c lower; choice heavy,
8N10-IV8 20; butchers. 8X.00fi8.15; light mixed,
$7-5047.80; choice light. $7 807.86; packing.
$7 85(8.00; pigs, $5. 50(7 25; bulk of sales, 17.65
4t7.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, esti
mated st 17.000 head. Market steady; sheep
$4 O0t6.25; lambs, IS. 009. 00; yearlings, 84 OOr
7.00.
steady to 60 lower; top, $7.90; bulk of sales
8i.aOtf7.ftO.
SHKEP AND LAMBS Reoel pta, i.000
head. Market steady; lambs, $7.0UQ8.76.
Stock 1st Sight.
Receipts of live stock at tha six principal
western markets Monday were as follows:
a nogs, oneep.
f,UO
l"J
1,600
11, DC)
7,000
South Omaha
Sioux Cliv
St. Joseph ...
Kansas Cltv
St. Louis ....
Chicago
S,tU0
4,606
6.0K)
5.400
3.000
14 i'K
6,800
Totals 1.985 3,971 3.3S5
CATT.,fv-Receipts of cattle this morning
were very IlKhl, only teventy-eluht cars
botiiaC n ported In. The arrivals conmtiieil
veiv largely of corn-fed steers with a few
from Montana and ArUona, but Willi a
very email ahoHing of cow stuff and feed
ers.
While a considerable proportion of the
receipt consisted of corn-fed
offerings really were very Uitlit
day, and as there l .tome little Inquiry,
Kanaaa Cltr live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 11,000 head, including 5.000 south
erns. Market steady to strong; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers, $!.25u7.UU; fall
to good. 85 OOf6.2:;: western steers, $5 00j
7 00; Blockers and feeders, $3.25i5.50; south
ern steers. $4.0Crii5 SO; southern cows. 82 Tfetf
4 00; native cows, 82.75aij.50; native heifers.
HO0(i6.5O, bulls, !-l.(Wa5.00; calves, 83.75a
7.00.
HOGS Receipts, 8,000 head. Market Re
higher; top 87.95; bulk of sales, t7.6tfft7.86;
heavy. f7.7Vi7.95: parkerx and butchers.
$7 7(V.r7 90: lU'ht. $7.5017.75: pigs. 86 006.73
SHLEP AND I.AMBS -Receipts, 14 0)0
head. Market 1-Vo20c lower; lambs. 16 00ft
850; yearlings 11.254)7.00; wethers. 84 501
5 75: ewe.-. 1( 00 a 6 85: Mocker and feeders,
$3 00f4.75; Texas muttons. 84 006.00.
St. I.oula Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 21. CATTLE Receipts,
7,000 head. Including 6.2"0 head Texans;
inr hl 1 muikot steady to strong; native shipping
for a Moil- and -Prt steers, $6 25;,i7.16; dressed beef
and butcher steers.
1 000 lbs ,
85 75ii6 90; steers under
the market shoed .nilte a little life and I, "'; wocgers ana leeoers,
pretty much tverythliig in sight cham-i ! W-MM 'Ri.?.w" "n d helf";.i. s0'can-
iianris 111 lair beason in the morning at , '? t-wj", uuua, i""".
pricts tlial were anywhere from htrong to 1 M'n '' iexaa ana tnoian steers, n o'ij
10c higher than Saturday. Tt.ere were -W; cowi and heifera. 12 frr,S.).
anions the offerings aome cattle good HOGS Receipts. 5.400 head; market 6D10c
enougn to bring $:.75. I hlt-'her; pigs and lights, .'hjjS 00, packera.
Tliero ere haidly enoiiRh cows or helf- $, r-.Vn8.10; butchers and best heavy. 8H.lw
ers In silit to make a shuuiiiu, but what 8.35
few there were commanded steady price. j SHEEP AND' TA MBS Receipts. 6 SfX)
In fact, all kinds of butcher stock sold in - head; market steadw; native muttons, 84 00
about the same notches as last week, thei o ' i5 50; lambs. $6 Ifr-fjft 75; culls and bucks,
uems no material cnange in any direction. 13.5041 6. 00; Blockers. 83.50fi5 00.
There were only a few stoekers and feed
ers here arid the muikel on that kind of
cattle did not show any quotable change.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn
fed ateera. 86 3ri6.76; fair to good cornfed
sieers. I",.60i6 30; Common to Tiili- cornfed
steers, $.'. 0(H( 5 . foud to cholca cornfed
cows and heifers. !0ira&5; fair to good
cows and heirers, 8-t 75y5uO: common lu
fair cows and heifers, 1-' Oo'ijj 76; si,ck
heifers $J.2.ij4.0m; veal calves. $4 0i47 00,
bulls, s'ags. etc . 83 25t5 76; good to choice
stoekers and feeders. $4 251i6 2f.; fair to good
blockers and feedeis. 8J 75V4 26: common to
fair stoekers and feeders, 83 uOifj.1. 75.
HfKiS- Receipt of Iioks were very light
as u.-uul 011 a Mondav. theie rujt heme
1 Cltr Live Stork Market
CITY, June 21 (Special Tele-
Slon
SIOUX
gram.) t. A rTLr Receipts, 40 head, mar
ket steady; beeves. $4.5Kb6.75; fat cows and
heifera. $4.('u6 00; feeders, $4.004 76, year-
lineH 13 0cfj4 5C.
HOGS Receipts, S.ftOO head; market
Steady to 5c loner; range of prices, $7.,
7 65; bulk of sales, $7 4,VU7 60.
St. Joseph Lire Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, June 21 CATTLE-Receipts.
1.500 head. Market steady; steers
84.50'iis 75; cows and heifers. $1 SnjM 2.1 .
cahes 83 0017.26.
..!', 000 40,000 17.UH0
Totals ...89,749 64, 1 48,860
OMAHA O KW Bit A 8. MARKET.
Staple aad raaey Predaee Price. Par.
nlahed by Bayers and Wkoleanalera.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1. delivered la
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons. Sbfa; Na. 1
In CO-lb. tubs. 2Co; No. I lu 1-lb. cartons.
J4o; in 60-lb tubs, 23Mro; paoking stock. Wo;
fancy dairy, tuba, lo2uo; common roll,
fresh made. 17Vo. Market ebangaa every
Tuesday.
EUUS Fresh selling atock, candled, Utx
h storage etock In Omaha market.
CHKE8U Finest Wisconsin full creana.
lalna. 16C: young Amerloas. 4 In hoop, IsUci
favorite, 1 In hoop. Itc; daisies, 80 la heoo,
luHc; cream brick, full case. 16c; aleoS
Swiss. 15c; full cream llmburger. lea.
POUI.TRT-Brollers. Joe; alive, spring.
13 Wc; henu. Uo; cocks, to; ducks, lloi
teese, iOo; turkeys, 19a; pigeons, per dos..
ic; guinea fowls, per dos.. 88 60; equabe.
per doa.. $2. Dressed bans, llu; siiriage.
IzOlaVic: cocks. Hc; ducaa. llo; gaeae. Joi
tuikeys. 21c.
FISH Fresh caughtt almost all are
greased: Halibut. 8c; Buffalo, So; trout,
18c; bullheads. 14c; catfish. 17c; crapplea,
unfuih, to to $ef black baas, 8k; white,
flah, Uac; plk. 12c; salmon. 14c; pK'kereL
loc; irog legs. 86c. Freaa froseut Wblte
flsh, Na. 1. 10c: round. 80; pickerel,
dressed and beadleas, 7c; round, tr; pike,
dressed. 10c; round. So; red snapper, Uo;
epanlsb macksrel, Itc; native mackerel, ata
eacn.
BEEF CUTS-nib: No. 1. 16Hc; No. I
12c; No. 5, 10c. Loin: No. 1, 17c; No. 1.
14c; No. 8, Ho. Chuck: No. 1, 7c; No. 8,
c; No. 3, 6'ic. Round: No. 1, 10c; No. 1
9c; No. 3, 8c. Plate: No. 1. No. i
6vc; No. t, 5c.
FRESH FRlITS-etrawberrlea. $3.7693.31
per crate for Missouri and Arkaoaae stock;
Florida pineapple, Its to 4as, 88. 7t per
crate; giape fruit, t alee per box. $6; 48
also. $5.60; 64 also, 84; vanaaaa. fancy Pert
Llinon, per pound, 4c
CITRUS FHUITat-Lemons, t8.60aJ4.60;
Oianges, t2 76i4.0(lL . . . '
VEUKTABLKH-Kaasaa. aweet potatoes,
$2.76 per bbL California celery,' large, seo:
smaller, (oc. New York Holland seed eaa
bage, 7 Ho per lb. Wisconsin Red Globe
nlons, 2c per California- -cauliflower.
$3 00 per crate. Tcmatoes, Florida, t-beakat
crate. $4 00. Lettuoe, per- do.. 40o. ?ar
snips, turnips, oarrota. 16o per doaen. Fiur
Ida new boats, tar rut, paraotpa, turnlia.
tic or doa., J6c ,
IUDUb-No. l green Uo; No. 1 eut-ed, Uo,
Visible Sapply ef Grata.
NEW YORK, June 21.-The visible supply
of grain In the United States Saturday.
June 19, as compiled by the New York
Produce exchange, was as follows:
Wheat, 12.W4.ODO bu.; decrease, 3,471.800 bu.
Corn, 3.201.000 bu.; Increase, 308 M bu.
Oats, 6,704.000 bu.; decrease. 337,000 bu.
Rye. 175.00 bu.; decrease, $.008 bu.
Parley. 752.00 bu.; decrease. 63,000 bu.
The visible supply of wheat In Canada
last Saturday waa t,137.toe bu.. a decreaae
of 800,000 bu. . , -
enough on tl lu taciie uuy vary great J HOGS-Receipls, 4,500 head. Market
J Toledo Seed Market,'
TOLEDO. June 21. SEEDS Clover, cash,
l.:1; October. 86 82W: naaamhar Istju.-
March. $6 924. Timothy, prime, $3 00. Al
slke. prime. $8.00; August, $8.60.
Dolnth Grain Market.
DULT'TH. June 21 WHEAT July, $1.37V;;
September. $1.09; No. 1 northern, $1 39V;
No 2 northern $1 27.
OATS 53'flE4liC . ' .
s .. . ,
Elain Bailer Market.
ELGIN. 111.. June 31 Bl'TTER Firm;
25c. Sales for the week, l.OdO.700 lbs.
Herbert E Gooch Co.
Brokers and Dealers
OBATJr. movisioiri, stock a.
Oaaaba Offlcei 810 3f. Y, Z.)ff Blag.
au Talepboae. Sooflae SSL.
ladepeadeut. A-S131 aad A-tlta,
Oldest and Largeat iioiiss In tbe State,
"HOGS INSURED
AGAINST DISEASE
and other Live Stock Insured agalntt
tccldeut and dUaaaa."
Address Tbe Live etock Reciprocal
Underwriters, 410 United BaukUldg,
bl&ux City, U
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