THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JtfNE 26, 1909.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Liverpool Cablet Come Surpriiingly
Strong; at Opening-.
START "SHOKTS TO COVEBtUTO
Srl" la General and Thla Alraneti
I. or a I Market Sharply DarlatT
the First Trades of
tha Dir.
OMAHA, Jun S, 1K.
Liverpool cables rame surprisingly strong
It the opening and started shorts covering.
Buying m general, which ilvtncM the
local market sharply during tha early
trsdes. Further advances cam on bullish
tiawa from Argentina and exporters re
ported good bid on all offerings.
Corn wn steady and firm with wheat,
but less active owlnx to no demand and
continued favorable newa throughout the
corn belt.
Wheat ahowed unexpected, strength, due
to higher cables, which atarted ahorta
covering and brought In new buying. The
undertone waa strong throughout the day
and further gains were made near the
nose. The general crop outlook, la un
changed and thla bulge may not be sus-
talned.
Corn waa ateady and firm with wheat,
but showed no advance. Cash corn aold
better, but the demand la atlll Inactive and
prevent valuea will probably prevail until
a larger movement from tha country la
atarted.
Primary wheat receipts were 170,000 bush
ela and ahlpmenta 12,0") buahela. against
receipts last year of 202.000 buahela and
ahlpmenta of 106,000 bushels.
Corn receipts were 428.000 bushels and
shipments 3K9.O00 buahela. against receipts
last rear of 488,000 bushela and ahlpmenta
of 440.000 bushels.
. Clearance were 1.000 bushela of eorrt,
UTAOOO bushels of oata, and wheat and flour
equal to 14.000 buahela.
Liverpool closed 'Aid higher on wheat
nd 'SHd higher on corn.
Local rang of options:
northern. 11 SO; No, 2 northern, tl.2Mjl.efVa;
No. I northern, fl 2?1 T7.
Fl.AX-Closed at II :
BRAN In bulk. t:i60rg2JW
FLH"R First patents. $ vff.50: .cond
patents. $4.3tfi 40. first clears, $5 0X.-i75.26;
second clears, $.1.ri 3 86.
WRtTHFB IX THR (IIIAI BELT
Partly Cloadr. with Poaalhly Bhowere
Satordar aad Tesnsieralaro Sasae.
OMAHA. June 25, 1909.
Unsettled weather still prevails over the
northwest, the central valleva and the east
ern and southern states, and there were
showers within the last twenty-four hours
throughout the northwest and In all sec
tions east of the Rocky mountains, and
rains continue thla morning In the extreme
northwest and lower Missouri valler. Tem
peratures continue high throughout the
esstern state. No Important change in
temperature has occurred In the central
portion since the preceding report, but a
alight and general fall Is shown In the ex
treme upper Missouri valley and through
out the northwest. The weather will re
main unsettled In this vicinity tonight and
Saturday, with possible showers and not
much change In temperature.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last mree years:
im. W. 1307. 190.
Minimum temperature ...64 08 65 68
Pr ctpltatlon On .00 .04 . 00
jsormal temperature for today, 74 degrees,
deficiency In precipitation atnce March 1.
1.89 Inchea.
Excrse corresponding period In lOOS. 1.39
Inches.
Pendency corresponding period In 1907,
6.11 Inchea.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Cora aad Wheat Regloa Balletla.
Com and wheat region bulletin for
Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four hours
ending at t A. m., 75th meridian time.
Friday. June 25, 1908:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Rein
station. Max. Mln. fall.
Ashland, Neb M 66
Article! Open. Hlgh. low. Close. Tesy.
Wheat I
.Tuly...
Sept... I
Corn '
Jul v..
Sept..
Oas
Jul v..
Sept..
1 oo i I imii in iwi
1 01 1 03i 1 01 i 03i 1 01
0(l fi (W4 R V
65V 651 66S 6V 6MJ
i I .
40 I 40 40 40 40
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. t hard, tl.jfvffl 27: No. !
hard. $1.21111 25; No. 4 hard, 1. 1021.16; No
3 spring. ll.2.Vfi1 25.
rORN-No. I, 7c; No. , 7e; No. 4, WH
6e; no grade. 65c; No. 1 yellow. 67l4'tf
7Hc; No. 3 yellow, 74c; No. , white, 7l(
ii'4c; ino. a wnite, 7ic
Jow. 613f.U4o; No. S white, lifclhtei No. 4
wnue. tt'naic.
KYE-No. t 78379c; No. t, 7637bc
Carlot Ileoelpt.
Wheat Corn. Oat
Chicago 4 241 128
Minneapolis 18t
Omaha t ST II
uumth
Auburn, Neb 88 66
Broken Row. Neb. 82 66
Columbua. Neb... 87 69
Culbertson, Neb.. M 66
Falrbury. Neb... 1 R8
Fairmont. Neb... 85 2
Or. Island. Neb.. 83 1
Hartlngton, Neb. 75 53
Hastlnga, Neb.... 8 60
Holdrege. Neb... 83 6
Oakdale, Neb 7 69
Omaha, Neb 8S 3
Tekamah, Neb'... 84 fl
Aita. la 77 67
Carroll, la 80 M
Clarlnda. Ia 90 7
Sibley, Ia 74 52
Sioux City, Ia... 78 58
.Oi
.00
.00
t 44
.00
.08
.28
.02
.08
.00
.14
.03
T
.43
.08
.12
.00
.03
.26
Sky.
Ft. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
. DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.- Rain.
Central. Statlona. Max. Mln. Inches
Chicago. HI 28 S 61 .33
Columbus. 0 13 88 68 .34
Dea Moines, Ia.... 13 82 M ,t
Indlanapolla. Ind.. 13 88 08 .62
Kansaa City. Mo.. 30 88 68 .08
Louisville. Ky 19 90 68 .06
Minneapolis. Minn. 74 50 .18
Omaha. Neb 19 84 RO .22
St. Louis. Mo 13 t 70 .01
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Reactionary Movement Shown
Union Pacific Preferred.
in
today were 32.075.183.82 and for the corre
sponding data last year ll.Stt.K5.71
CHICAGO GRAIX AND PROVISIONS
Wheat Pricea Advance More Thaa
Two Cent Per Baahel.
CHICAGO. June 2B.-Whoat prlcea ad
vanced more than 2c per bushel today, ow
inu to general demand based on a sharp
bulge at Liverpool, and on reports of a
big export bualness. At tha oloae prlcea
were 2724o to 2tt above yeaterday'a
final figures. Corn, oata and provisions
also closed strong.
The wheat market was decidedly strong
all day, and at times tha volume of trade
was large. An advance of A to Id, at
IJverpool caused Initial gains here of e
to Pc and later prices were forced up
another cent or more on talk of an enor
mous amount of export business trans
acted on overnight bids at all grain cen
ters In this country. The bulge at Liver
pool waa aald to have been due ohlefly
to the congested condition of the July de
livery which. It waa claimed, waa brought
nhevit by manipulation by Chicago Inter
est a.
.Another factor that has considerable In
fluence In the strong opening here waa the
official rfrport on the winter wheat crop of
Cermany. w,hlch ahowed a deterioration of
' 18 points In the condition of the crop with
Inst year's crop at the corresponding time.
In the flnnl half of the dav Interest of pit
traders was centered In the export situa
tion when It was discovered that a large
amount of business had been dona over
tili;ht and In fact for several days. Exact
flKurcs were not obtainable, but It waa
learned that today's business exoeeded 100
boatloads, and some estimates placed the
amount as high as (00 loads. Crop news
was entirely Ignored. During the day the
July delivery sold between II .144 and 31 14.
The market closed active and strong, with
prices almost at the highest point, final
Quotations on July being at $1 lOTtQl.lt.
The corn market was bulllnhly affected
by the bulge In wheat. The market closed
strong, at almost the top, at net galna for
the duy of '.40 to a
Oats followed the course of other grain,
sentiment In the pit being bullish nearly
all day. The market closed strong, witn
prices Ho to 84c above yesterday s final
Quotations.
Provinlons were strong becaug of light
receipts of live hogs and Owing to the
bulge In train. At the close, prices were
up 24c to 27 Wo.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The weather continues warm throughout
the corn and whes.t region. Rains were
again general In all portions, being heav
iest in tha northern portion.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
NEW YORK GK1ERAL MARKET
Qaotatloas
Articles. I Open. I High. I Low. I Cloee. Yea y.
Wheat I
July f 1 15H 111 11444 114 1 lSTi
Sept. 1 09H 1 10 1 0 I 10 1 ObH
Doc. 1 071k 1 Ot 1 0714 1 08 1 06H
Cotn
-uiy 0914970) 7044 69V4 70 6fH
Sept. 67VtftWj68 fc'Si 7VtfS 7V6H 7H
I-c. !&74j&l 6bj57Wk ' & tl
Oata I I I I
du:y ,60 ft Hi (OH 4 50S 4
Sept. 43 flH 4344 4S 43
lec. 43H 44 43H 4'4tj 44 43WW
Fork
uiy 20 00 20 15 19 M 30 16 1 87H
Sept. 201a 30 86 20.07MM36 SO 074
Lard
J ray 1175 U 80 11 70 11 75 11 72H
Sept. 11 45 11 Kl 11 77V4 U 80 11 MS
Hlbs-
-uly 11 074 11 124 1105 11 l!H 1100
ept. 11 62 U 05 10 r, 11 U2!l U 00
No a.
l am. quotatlona were as follows:
FLOl'R Steady, unchanged.
BARLKY Feed or nuxiu. 08c; fair to
choice malting, 70H4772O.
tjKkID Klax. No. 1 southwestern, fl.54'4
No. 1 northwestern, )1.64H. Timothy, 33.80
til 90. t: over. 110.40.
I KOVIolON Mess pork, per bbl.. 20 12H
4 JO 15. Lard, per loo lbs., 11.7b. onort ribs,
aidee (loose), U.12Hfi U -17V4. Short clear
Mlltrta IKavajII 111 fiiflt 7&.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
(xrual to 54,000 bu. Exports for the week
as shown by Bradatreet a. were equal to
l.HOl.uw bu. Primary recelptsy were tfO.OuO
bu.. compared with 232.0UU bu. the corre
ponding ilny a ear ago. t-stlmnted re
celpls for tomorrow: Wheat, I cars; corn.
260 cars; oata. m cars.
' at. Loata General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Juna 35 WHEAT Futures
higher: track. No. 3 cash, (1.29; old, (160
No. 2 hard, 1127130, nominal; July, (1.13
September, II TO V
C'ORN-Hlgher; track. No. 2 cash, 72Hc
No. I white, 76Stc; July, 7vH470'o; tfeptem
per, o,'c
OATS Higher; track, No. 2 sash, 53c,
nominal; o. 1 wnue. ooac, nominal; July
4,'ic; eeptemDer, uo.
HYE-Ur. 85c.
FLOUR Dull: red winter patents. 85.6071
1 w; extra fancy ana sirsigm, 16.715.40
Dim winter irirars, n 'vd.iu,
SEED Timothy, (175(03.25.
C-OHNMKAW1U.
BRAN Weak; sacked, cast track, II. U
HA Y Weak timothy. 113 50217 00; prairie.
BAOcUNO 7Hc.
HKMP TWINE-TO.
PHuVISlONS Pork, ateady; ;obbing
(30 35. Lard, steady: prime stam. Ill 45,1
11.55. Dry salt meats, steady: boxed extra
snorts. Ill tust: clear iuk. ii U'H; ahor
clears. 8U.75. Bacon, steady; boxed extr
short. $i:tH; clear ribs. (12.2V4; short
Clears. Ill 75.
I'oL Li Hi Steady; chickens, 12c; spring,
J.tilic: turkeys. Listc; aucas, c; geese, to.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, tlu2f.
EUa8 Kuadv at ISc cai-ea Included.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls.... 4 ) 4
Wheat, bu - I M 4.4O0
iorn, bu 1 43,o
Oata, bu ,
MlasMsH i ratal Market.
MINNFA POU 8. June 28 WHEAT
July. (I 27: September. tl UH: Lember, I
v-w. vaaiit v. sii,
Various
S7HC
0. L
e. I.
2 red
I red
of the Day oa
Commodities.
NEW YORK, June 25. FLOUR Receipts,
18.000 bbls.; exports, 4,700 bbls.; mar
ket quiet but firm, wtlh wheat. Min
nesota patents, 36.2536.60; winter straights,
(Atftft6.&5; Minnesota bakers, (5.36ij6.66;
winter extras. t4.S54T6.75: winter patents.
M.764i7.00: winter low grades, K.bOtQ 56. Rye
flour, ateady; fair to good, 34 5034.70; choice
to fancy, (4 S"wao-
CORNMEAL steady: nne white and yel
low, SI. 6531.70; coarse, 1.561.60; kiln dried.
(3.9(VH'3.5.
hlE-Dun; ISO. 1 western.
nominal, f. o. b , afloat. New York,
BARLEY Dull; feeding, S5gS7o;.
, New York.
PARLEY Eaey; feeding. 8&ff87o,
WHEAT Spot market strong; No.
(old), (1.47, nominal, elevator; No.
(old), 11.47, nominal; new, (1.J1H (end Au-
ust), r. o. t. auoat; no. 1 nortnern uuiuin
1.3744, f. o. b., afloat; No. I hard winter,
11.344k. f. o. b.. afloat. There was a pro
nounced advance in wheat prices today re
flecting a very bullish aentlment over a
reported one-third reduction in tna Argen
tlna area, ahorta InROv;?: th tmtm tmt
tlna area, showers In the southwest and a
further big export demand; last prices
were 21f2Ho, net higher. July closed, (1.25;
September closed. (1.17; December closed.
Il-lS.
uoha Keceipis, du.; exports, l.itiu
bu.; apot market firm; No. 2 (old), 80Hc;
sales, In elevator and 79c, nominal, f. o.
b., afloat; No. 2 (new), Mc asked, winter
shipment. Option market was without
transactions, closing tftto net nigner;
July closed at 7Xc; September, 7SV4o; De
cember closed, ooc .
OATS Receipts, 3,6o0 bu. ; exports, 750
bu.; spot market dull; mixed oats, 26 to 32
lbs., 60c, nominal; natural white, 26 to 32
lbs., mhuszc; clipped wime. st to z 10s.,
0HftHc
feed steady; spring bran. a.: mid
dlings, (27.85; city, (37.50.
HAY steady : no. & 76Ftwc: good
to choice, 95c(100. '
HOPS Firm; state, common 10 choice,
li08. lljj'16c; 1907, 47c; Pacific coast, 1908,
fr4il8o; 1407. 54 8c
HIDES Firm; Bogota, 20H21Hc; Cen
tral America. 21Hc
LEATHER steady; aold, ac(po.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, ll J
14 50. mess. IlLSOfiilS 00: beef hams. 124.00
block 3. Hanscom Plaoe 4,000
26 00; packet. (12. Km 13. 00; city, extra cut
India mesa. ;ai.!Kfrzi w -"l meats, steaay;
pickled bellies, 312.5312.75; hams, (12.50.
Lard, firm; western, (12.00(912.10; refined,
easy, continent, (U40; South America, (13.35.
Pork, steady; short clears, (12.0OQil3.0O;
mess, (21.60j 22.00.
TALLOW Steady ; country, biQ 6HC.
RICE Firm, domestic fair to extra, 9
Bi.c: Janan. nominal.
BUTTER steady ; receipts, b.tsi lirKins:
creamery specials, mvtiu-nc; orriciai price.
:5Hc; extras, ac; western lactory, iirsts,
21c: western Imitation creamery, firsts. Tie
chkesjs-steaay; cereipts, s.sui pags.;
new stste full cream specials. 13H4214HC.
koos Irregular: receipts, s.mib cases
western extra first. 21Vy0!y4c; first, 20i&
21c: sooonds. 19HU20C
POULTRY Alive, oun; western spring
chickens, 22c: fowls, 15 Ho; turkeys, lac
dressed, steady: western chickens, broil
era, l&322c; fowls, 15315Hc,
Kaaaas City Grata aad Provlsloas.
KANSAS CITY, June 25 WHEAT Un
changed: No. 2 hard. (I.2fdl.36; No. ( hard
(l.yil 34; No. I red. (1.3v1.35; No. t red.
(l.2til.a0.
COlt.N L ncnangea 10 lower; ino.
mixed, 67c; No. 3 mixed. 6644ti67c; No,
white. 70HS71c; No. 3 white, 7uH70So.
OATS l nohanged to 10 nigner: wo.
white. 63ftiVc; No. mixed, 4H&61c
RYE-K)o.
HAY Unchanged to 50c loader; choice
timothy. (13 0t?13 50; choloe pralrte, (11.25(9
1150; choice alfalfa, new, (ii.uov 13.00.
BUTTKR Creamery, extraa. 2;c: firsts,
lie: seconds. 19c; packing stock. 18c.
EOQS Extraa, HHc; firsts, lsVic: current
receipts. 1m; seconds and dirties ho.
Receipts. Shipments,
Wheat, bu. 15,000 8,000
Corn, bu W.O11O 27.000
Oata, bu. (,0u0 (,0U0
MEXICA5 MEROEa IS 7UK1SLD
Soothera Paetic'a Hex lea a Proa-
ertlea Will Be lacladed la Oao
CoaMsr Delagi of Day
la Wall Street.
NEW YORK, June 26. The action of the
stock market today was not Illuminating
In showing the state of financial settle
ment. The constant backing and filling
of prices indicated lack of conviction and
hesitation about pursuing a price move
ment In either direction. The reactionary
movement of the Union Paclflo stocks
rather discredited the rumors used to push
preferred stock suddenly to 110, and tna
publication of the plans of the Southern
I aclfic for merging and organising Its
Mexican properties aroused a suspicion
that this might be the matter that had
given rise to all the surmises of a coming
Harrtman financial plan.
The copper industrials were a center of
depression In the market, following the
London lead, where there was another
sharp decline In these securities after the
recent recovery brought about by short
covering. The price of the metal turned
downward again In London also. The In
fluence of the London market on New
York was Increased by the rumors cur
rent that an operator largely concerned
In Americans and coppers there waa In
trouble. London sold stocks here quite
freely during the morning.
The speculative contest that was going
on was waged Insistently In Reading, and
the erratic fluctuations In that stock kept
the whole market unsettled. Many thou
sands of shares were taken at last night's
prices after an opening In an effort to
hold It. A decline of a point and a period
of wavering fluctuations were followed
by a brisk advance, which placed it more
than two points above last night's price.
The publication of the preliminary esti
mates of the week's currency movement
was an Influence In lifting prices of
atocks. The promise of a large cash gain
gives assurances of resoureea to meet the
demands of the July l settlements, al
though the enormous Inflow of cash from
the interior from another point of view,
gives little sign of expanding demands for
the use of money In business.
The receipts of cash from the interior
seemed to have exceeded the shipments
by upwards of (10.000.000. the largest move
ment for- any one week of the season.
Deductions to be made are the (214,000
absorbed by subtreasury operations and
the gold exports 11. noo.ono to sontn Amer
lea early In the week and 11.000.000 engaged
today for export to France tomorrow". The
Paris cheque on London declined again to
day, but the London discount rate also
fell.
The gold movement from New York to
France Is not clearly understood, but re
cent purchases of United States Steel In
connection with the plan to list that stock
on the pans bourse were given as expia
nation for the check to the outward gold
movement. If the obstacles encountered
to that plan should Involve a return move
ment or the stock which passed, the inter
national exchange would be affected in
proportion. The expectation that the meas
ure for taxing net earnings of corpora
tions would appear In the senate today
had some repressive effect on the dealings
In stocks. A few specialties showed Iso
lated strength due to particular causes.
The price movement was confused to the
end.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, 35.5M.000. United States 4s regis
tered declined Vi per cent and the coupon
H per cent on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
sales. Hlh. txw. Clos.
REPORT Or THIS CLRARIXO ttOCSR
Troaaaetlaas of the Aseoetated Baaka
for tha Week.
NEW YORK. June 25. Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending June
34 shows sn sggregete of (3.ifli,s.0 000, as
ssalnst (3.449. 441.0)10 last week and 32 0A1.4T9,
0i0 In the corresponding week last year.
The following is a list of the cities:
CITIES.
Clearings.
Inc.
Dec.
C.
Alllt-Chalmers pfd M
Amslnmatnl Copper 14.100 S1H I0U Bl V4
American Agricultural .... r0 4!4 43 lv,
Am. Beet Sufar 4X 43 44 3'4
Am. Can pf 4 81 II r14
Am. C. aV T l.Ooe HH H 55
Am. Cotton Oil 1,4 75 H Tt
Am. H. a L. pM 400 4! 41 41
Am. Ics Securities 500 40 M V4
American Llnieed 30 17 17 17
American Locomotlrs ..... 48
Am. g. R . -dlT t.OOO 4044 PS 10
Am. 3. A R pfd 400 110 , lt lit
Am. Sugar Refining 40) M4 111 III
Am. T, T 1.4O0 143 141 143
Am. Tnhecro pfd 0 101 JO" I'M
American Woolen t 14 M 13
Anaconda Mining Ce 1.400 41 41 48
Atchlann li.OM) 115, 11J lift
Atrhlaoa pfd 400 104 104 104
New York
Chlcsgo
Boston
Phllsdelphla ...
St. I -on Is
Pittsburg
Kansas City....
San Francisco..
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis ....
New Orleans....
Cleveland
Detroit
iMAit
IOtilevllle
Milwaukee
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
St. Paul
Seattle
Denver
Buffalo
Indianapolis ...
Spokane
Providence
Portland. Ore...
Richmond
Albany ,
Washington, D.
St. Joseph
Salt Lake City...,
Columbus
Memphis
Atlanta
Tacoma
Savannah
Toledo
Rochester ,
Hartford ,
Nashville
Des Moines
Peoria
New Haven
Sioux City
Norfolk
Grand Rapids....
Syracuse
Evansvllle
Birmingham
Springfield. Mass
Portland, Me
Augusta, Ga
Dayton
Oakland, Cal
Worcester
Jacksonville. Fla.
Wichita
Wheeling ,
Knoxvllle
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Charleston, S. C.
Mobile
Wilmington
Lincoln. Neb
Wllkesbarre
Tnpeka
Davenport
Oklahoma
Fall River
Kalamazoo
Sacramento
Springfield, 111...,
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cedar Rapids
New Bedford ....
Columbia, S. C...
Macon
Youngstown
Lexington
Fargo, N. D
Akron
Rockford, III ,
Krle. Pa
Ploux Falls, 8. t
Canton, O ,
Qulncy. 111...
Bloomlngton,
Lowell
Binghamton
Chester, Pa
South Bend, Ind.
Decatur III
Springfield, O....
Vtcksburg
Fremont, Neb....
Mansfield. O
Jacksonville. 111..
I Jackson, Miss...
Houston
Galveston
Duluth
Scranton
(2.on6.l8S,om
2NU77.ion
173,lS.OnO
119.691.Ono
59. 4,19. (X)
44 15X000
37.5T.2.0OO
3. .247.0001
25,3f4.OJ0l
Ifi.tt oon
17,441.000!
14.924.OWj
16.58S.000
14.010,0001
8. 698,0OO'
10.649.000
10,426.000
(.045.000
13.K6.000i
10.016.000
10. W4. 001
0i6 0"0
9.137.000
199.om
6,727,000
.8?0,0fl0
(.909 000
1188.000
(.422.000
5.707.0001
t.OftO1
7.424.01 "01
5.45.1,00)1
(.9W1.000
6,036,ono!
69S7.000
1584. 0"0
4 66.000
(.44.000
(.039.000
1433.0001
8.1S6.0no
1315, 0W
2 6.000'
1482.000!
2. 889.000
2.2V2.000
1.924.0(10
1. 863.0001
1,-Wfl.OOW
l.VfH.ono1
1,724.0001
i.3Ki.yxi
l.ww.oool
1.773.0W
1.675,000(
1.6W 0.V
1.229.0001
1,476.0001
1.401.000
1.2"9.000
1.27.0nol
1.009.0001
1.104.000
l.J-.OOO
1. 191.000
1.219.000
1.205.0001
1.046,0001
459.1
I
41 7
20 1
14.1
21 4
49.3
21 0
29.3
12.7
24
11.8
23.2,
21.7
SLoi
4
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40.1
60 3
.
31 .5
13.8
1.9
17.(
13 1
13.1
15.61
16.3
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6 8
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1.71
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III.
Optlona at Kansas City:
Articles.
Open. High.l Low. Close.
Wheat
July September
December
Corn
July September
December
1 7
1 03
1 02
8584
63
531
1 0784
1 04a.l
1 04
66T4
43SI
63V4I
1 06V
1 03
1 0284
65
62V I
53
1 07;b
1
1 0314B
' 65
S344
i3a
Philadelphia Provision Market.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25. BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery and near
bv orlnts. 27c. '
F.GOS Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases, 22c at mark;
current receipts in returnable cases. 3uc
at mark; western firsts, free ease. 22Hc at
mark; current receipts, free cases, UWt
20Wc.
CHEESE Firmer; New York full creams
choice. 13&14c; fair to good, 137jlJVo.
Dalath Grata Market.
DULUTH. Minn.. June 25. WHEAT
Close: July. (127; September. (1.12; T.o.
1 northern. (129; No. I northern. (1.274.
OATS tZHVHo.
Toledo Serd Market.
TOLEDO. June 23. SEEDS-Clover, cah
(6 80; December and October, (7 00; March,
n frime ilm-.ihv. 12 HO
1 ( 38.00; Aogust, IS.30,
Prime alslke
Atlantic Coast Una....
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. 4 Ohio pfd
Bethlehem Steel
Hrooklrn Rapid Tr
Canadian Paalfto
Central Leather ,
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey
Cheaapoak A Ohio
Chloato A Alton
Chtcaco Ot. W
Chicago N. W
C. at. A St. P
C, C, C. a St. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Bo
Colo, ft So. let pfd
Cole. A 80. Zd pfd
Conaolidated Oas
Corn Products
Delaware ft Hudson
Denver A Rio Orande
D. ft R. O. pfd
Plttlllers' 8ecurlUes
Brio
Brie let pfd
Erie Id pfd
General Bleotiio
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Or otfe...
Illinois Central
Interboromh Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester ...
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
Int. Pump
lows Central
Kaneaa Cltr So
K. C. go. pfd
Loulevllle ft N
Minn, ft at. L
M-. t. p. s. a. m
Mleaourl Paclfle
M., K. ft T
M.. K. ft T. pfd ,
National Bleoult ,
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. lrt pfd...
New York Central
N. T.. O. ft W
Norfolk ft W
North American
Northern Paclfle
Pacific Mall ,
Pennsylvania
People's Oae
P., C. C. ft St. V
Preeeed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Rallwar gteel Spring
Reading
Republle Bteel
Republic gteel pfd
Rock leland Ce
Rock Irland Co. pfd
St. U ft 8. P. 3d pfd....
St. Louis S. W ,
Bt. U S. W. pfd ,
Bloea-Sheffleld B. ft I....
Southern Paolfle -
Bo. Paclfle pfd
Bouth-rn Rallwar
80. Railway ffd
Tenneaaee Copiier
Teiaa A Pacific
T., St. U ft W
T.. St. It. A W. pfd
ITnlon Paclfle
L'nron Paeine pfd
II. B. Realty
C. 8. Rubber
V. B. Steel
P. B. Bteel pfd
I' tan Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Wabaah
Wabeah pfd
Weetern Maryland .......
WeetlnirhouM Bleetrte ...
Weetern t'nlon i.
Wheolinc ft U T.
Wleconeln Central
4.400 111 114
too
7.IW)
mo
10)
'4.100
Vio
100
t.m l.it
IO) J4'
3.M0 43
1W IM
100 II
"00 140 "
1
IS
74
18!
SI
104
T7
I
183
1.400
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M0
4.400
1.400
too
1M
44
IM
U
61
4
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1.3 144
1.100 T4
IU0 14
M.ftOO IT
41,100 41
M
7S
140
SI
104
M
"i'
in 131
74
42
t
41
lit
21
111
44
44
14
sr.
41
114
lit
4
!
74
141
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14
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77
7
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lit
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7S
41
4
11
40
1SI
13
111
48
,
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41
11 101
1HH 4
21.1
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17 .!...
45.2 ...
S3. J ...
44.31...
I.9...
27.8 ...
60.41...
14.6 ...
19.0 ...
30. ...
20.5 ...
1.71...
.0'...
T. ...
32.0 ...
19.6 ...
40.8 ...
23 ...
6f,6.000l I .
1.187.000 2.9l
KsO.000 21. 21
876.000 27.5
I. 014 0(10 54. n!
922030 84.7
Soti.ono 87.7
904.000 43.0
601.000 15.6
filOOOO 41.0
K17.000 27.8
726.000 49.3
746.000 114.3
731.000 22.6
727.0O0 21.1
730.000
54.1.000 50.8
678.000 86.2
4M.0O0 20.41
aSB.OOO 61 J)
436,000 2.6
3f7.0)0 .S
557.0(10 23.6
610.000 18.4
390 0O0 17.8
4M 000 31.2
192.000 15.2
303.000 49.2
357.000 26.1
206.000 11.4
276.000 1.(
"21. 932.000 29.1
II. 219.000 1.4
2.944.000'
2.823,0001
fresfe! Ji Eanneoat- lBargalis
For TOMORROW. SATURDAY, fyTS P
185 Odds and Ends. Values Irom $17.50 lo $25, VO' J j)
For tomorrow we offer an Extraordinary Bargain in Ladies' Silk Rubberized
Coats and Men's Cravenettes, not a single one of these J ,
i at. i at it 7 r.n .1 .va n V.t.V n .
gnnnenis worm ipbb iiihu fii.ov, nuu ruuiw ua uiu o
$25.00. Tomorrow
(--.Am- Ci rtsa A I A Few Odds and Ends in
L-aJlircl OpUCIdl Linen Dusters for Men and
"Women, regular $5.00 to $7.50 values, only
SSL 7K
Three More Big Specials
In Onr Ladies Suit Dept.
About 40 Odd Wash Suits
worth up to $30.00, tf 35
to go at
For Saturday only. w
Lingerie Dresses, worth
up to $12.50, to go at,
3.95
Your choice of any
Waist in the house.
Tbe Rfsjwn! They ure
Drammnt' Samples, worth up to $6.
Com ! auid ciamine them.
95c
(EOOiYEM KAMCOAT C
Loyal Hotel Building, Cor. 16th and Davenport Sts.
0.
increased. 1834.000 marks. Treasury bills,
dacrensed, 11.290000 marks. Notes in cir
culation, Increased. 80.645.000 marks. D
poalts, decreased. 8.687.000 marks. CJold in
hand, increased, 23,312.000 marks.
Local gecsrllles 4aola4lona.
Qttotatloni furnlahed r Samuel Burns, Jr., 614
Mew Turk Life feulltlnf. Omasa.
4
Not included in totala because com
parisons are Incomplete.
Not Included in totals becauss contain
ing other Hams than clearings.
New Yarlc Meaer Market.
NEW YORK, June 25.-MONKY On call,
easy at 1VI Per ruling rate, 1 Pr
cent; closms bid, 14 per cent; offered at
1 per cent. Time loans, dull and weak;
sikty days, titlVt Pr cent; ninety days
2V4ig2 Per cent; six months, ,4MH: Pr
"fRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-iff4
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills at 84.86009
4.&W0 tor sixty-day bills and at 4.806 for de
mand; commercial bills, 34.86(54.80.
SILVER Bar, 62c; Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS Government, weak; railroad,
"cioalna; quotations en bonds today were
j.n follows:
ii a . res 10tJaDao 4a 7
" - ... ....
....loiva ao a
400
1.810
w
3.700
too
'"ioo
400
son
3,300
84
14
St
10
t
H
ms
TS
41
14
144
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t
sa
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111
IS
41
100 ft 46
1.400
l.OrtO
jno
4"0
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4M
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40
ti
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4.0HO 1JD
vd m
10 tt
100 4t
U3400 ISA
. i.r ti
J00
. 1.400
104
J1
TO
40
(oo
4
45.100 IJl
1.004 HI
3 4 4 SI
M0 t
loo
4 0
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41
7
, 44.600 1
1,400
41. 400
. 3I0
7'W
, 4.400
, 4.404
, 14.400
yvi
300
is:
6t
fl
S3
ISO
to
14 v
lis
43
4S
16t
SI
104
90
4S
'ti
44
ito"
ui
si
44
'si
4T
41
16
144
11
6o
44 5
4
14
40
3
44
71
140
44
Itl
73
104
tt
40
II '
(3
it
41
140
14
lit
US
41
4r
140
4
1E4
SI
104
SI
70
4s
S
41
ISO
iss
to
4
47
4
47
47
300
107 104 10S
41
41
t M M
1!4 13S U4
41 4t 4
411 44 M
31 il 11
44 t M
17 IS 13
t 44 14
73 13 7t
10
64 M 44
.101 do M aerlea 4S
.101 L. 8. deb. 4s 1431.... 4S
.1:4 U N. unl. 4a 100
.110 M.. K. 4V T. lrt 4a... 14-1
. 44 edo If A rf. 4s.. 44
101 Mo. Paclfle 4a. "
do coupon
U. B. St. res
do coupon ,
V. 8. 4a. ref
do eoupon
Allls-Chal. 1st 4s.
A Am Aa
Am.' T. T. ct. .. 104 do sen. 4e 40
Am. Tobaoco 4a J Mo. Paclflo 4a aj
do 4a 1H N. T. C. . ta 44
Afhlaon sen. 4s 101 do deb. 4a
eea . L 1st 4s... 44 N. V. Cltr 4t new..lU
.lib1!'!. I. n. aa n.
.114 T. 4a 18
. 44 N. A W. let s. 4a.... 44
.100 do ct. 4a S
. 44 No. Pacific 4s lu
.40 doll '4
. 41 eo. B. I rfdS- 4a ... 44
.104penn. ct. Sa 1414... 44
.110 to eon. 4s ...104
. Readlna sn. 4a 100
.127 St. L. 8. r. fg. 4a. 14
,lo4 set. u b. w. e. 4., it
. 7i do lrt gold 4e 44
. 44 Seaboard A. L, 4s.... 7
C II. A B P. g Sa to So. Paotflo col. 4s.... n
C, R. i. P. 4s.. 40 do let ret. 4a S4
aBo. Kaiiwsr e ua
91 do gen. 4a 42
7l'nlon Pacific 4s. 10
77 do CT. 4a HO
SI do let ret. 4a ... tt
It V. 8. Rubber ta clfe.,104
D. H. ct. 4a 105 V. B. Bteel 2d 4a 1
do lt ref. 4a 1 ' Va.-raro. Cham. ss...
D. st R. O. 4a 47 Wabaah let 4a Ill
niatlllera' ta i. 7j do let 4 ex. 4e
Erie p. I. 4a 40 Weetern Md. 4s 44
do (en. 4a It Wee Eloe. ct. .... 14
do ct. 4a series A. 4V,le. Central 4a 4S
do cries B la Armour 4a w. I "
Oen. eiec ct. in 1'' C. B. Q. 4a.... 44
III. Can. let ref. it... 44 ft O. ref. I 1
1tD. ft R. O. ref. fta... M
lie N. R. R. ot If. 4i. . 44
do OT. 4a.
do ct. 4a
At. C. L. lit 4a
Bal. ft Oblo 4a
do a
do S. W. Si. ...
Brkn. Tr. ct. 4e....
r-anada Bo. let 4a..
Central of Ca. la..
Central Leather la.
C. ot N. J. . ia..
C. ft o. 4a
Chlcaio ft A. Sa. .
C . B. ft Q. J. 4a.
do col. 4a.
do rfda. 4a.
COC. ft St. L.
Colo. Ind. be..
Colo. Mid. 4s
C. ft 8 r. ft 0. 4a.
Cudahr Parking Oo. la 1444
rolumbue. Neb., 4V L. 4e It2t
Cltr ot Omaha bonda 4a 14 4
Cltr Omaha It Hit
Douglas Counif 4a 14S4
p. t . Bank atock. Lincoln
Oata CUT Malt Co. 4
Kanaaa Cite Rr. 4a 11B.
Mebraaka Telephone eteck
Pebreaka Undenrriurm, Omaha
Omaha Oaa 4s 1111
Omaha . U ft P 6s
Omaha ft C B. Bt. Rr. Ia ltl
Omaha C. II. BL Rr. ll
Omaha ft C. B Bt. Rr, r' J
Omaha ft C. B. Bt. Rf. eo. 4 ...
Omaha ft C. B. Bt. Rr. ft B. pfd 4.
Omaha Water Ce. 4a 1444
Omaha Water Ce. lit fd
Omaha B. ot T. Bldg. Co. pfd
Omaha B. P. ft T. Co. ts 1417
paclflo T. ft T. 4e 14S7
Sheridan Coal 4s HIS
Bouth Omaha Sewer 41 19?4
aieua cttv fltcek Tarda pfd 4
Union Stock Yerde So.. Omaha. 44
New York Minln Mocks
NEW YORK, June 26. Closing quotations
en mining; stocks wfte:
Alice 1U I.eadTiiie con,
4
144
V
103
47
1
'lT
. 44
44
tt
41
, 44
45
44
It
100 '
' 7
, 44
, 100
41
101
101
104
ie
14
44
44
100
100
100
44
11
44
4
tl
103
40
404
11
Brunawlck Con, ...
Com. Tunnel etock.
4o bonda
Con. Cat. ft Vs....
Horn BlWer
Iron BIlTer
Offered.
4 'Little Chief
. 34 Mexican
. 17Ontarts
. II Ophir ,
,. 44 Standard
.144 Yellow Jacket
. 4
.107
.145
.171
. 44
g. 4a.
Treaaarr Statement.
WASHINGTON. June . Todays state
ment of the treasury balance In the general
fund, exclusive ot tne gibu.wu.ww goto, re
rv ihnwi: Gold coin and bullion. 846.'
807,069: rold certificates. $23,466,760; available
raan uaiance, tiAi,i,rio.
Gold Gagagea lor Export.
NEW YORK. June 26. The Natlonsl
City bank today engaged 3W0.000 in gold
bars (or shipment to ranis on eaiuraay.
Cot tost Market.
NEW YORK, June 25. COTTON The
cotton market opened steady at unchanged
prlcea to an advance ot 3 pointa and sold
about 6 or 7 pointa net higher during the
early trading. Cables were a little better
than due and the weather map showed
no heavy rain, but a report concerning
the condition of the crops in Georgia and
Alabama by a local authority was very
bullish and was probably responsible for
the Increased activity and advance.
Spot closed quiet, 10 points higher; mid
dling upianos, ii.iuc; miaaung gun, ii.yoc;
sales. 412 bales.
Futures opened steady; July, 11.08c;
August, 11.14c; September, lL17ll.20o;
October. 11.29c; December, 11.23c; January,
11 lfic: March. lL21o: May. 11.24c.
GALVESTON, Tex., June 35. COTTON
Hlrhtr at 11c.
ST. LOUI9.-June 25. COTTON Steady:
middling. llc. Bales, none; receipts. 666
balee; shipments, 667 bales; slock, 17,141
bales.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, June 25. METAL8 The
London tin market was unchanged to a
ahade lower. SDot remaining at 182 15s,
while futures closed at 1134 7s 4d. Locally
dull and shade hlsrher on the average, quo
tations ranging from 829.00 to 320.26. Cop
per was lower In London, with spot . at
tW 7s 6d, and futures at 100 6s. Locally
dull and unchanged. Lake. 31J.26(2U
electrolytic 313.013.12; casting, 113.760
13.00. The London lead market was un
changed at il3. Locally dull at 84.363
4.46. Spelter advanced to 21 17s 64 in
London. Locally dull and unchanged at
lo.406.45. The English iron market was
unchanged, with Cleveland warrants
quoted at 48a 44d.' Locally steady. No. 1
foundry northern, si.K6(tfi7.w; no. i, tio.tw
ft 16.50; No. 1 northern and No. 1 southern.
sort, at 4i5.rii4.M).
BT. Lours, June 25. METALS Lead,
steady; 84 .37Vi. Bpelter, steady; 86.37V.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
No Material Change in Cattle Prices
for the Day.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS HIGHER
ghees) or I.asnbe oa gale to Make
Market, bat Prices oa Graai
era (or Week Are Decld
edly Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb.. June 25, 1900.
rtecelDts were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday.
Official Thursday...
estimate Friday ....
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 1.8b 4.007 tMl
... 1.622 12.126 2.683
... 3.006 13.186 .m
... 2,108 8.610 3.231
... 1,068 6.300
Five days this week 10.740 44,629 14,768
Same days last week.... 13, 100 84.021 - 14.627
Hame days 1 weeks ago. 14,0.73 M.B60 8,744
Same days 1 weeks ago . 16.709 61.628 7.8:8
Same days 4 weeks ago. 17.00 68.409 11.483
Same days last year.. ..11. 427 42,628 20, MS
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: 1800. 1008. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 438.691 423.226 16,368
Hogs 1.862.605 1,474,261 121.7; 6
Sheep 664.236 682.868 28.622
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omana for the last
several days, with comparisons.
Date. I 1908. im.lSO7.18O8.1906.lSV4.l03.
June 15... T tH I SO 164 1 36 6 19 4 83
June 14... 7 66 5 64 6 38 6 23 4 88
June 17... 7 6?H 6 63 I 91 5 9014 8-'
June IS... 7 00H I 57 I 7 4 39 4 93
June 19... 7 63 564 591138 I 19
June 90... 6 66 6 91 f 80 I lu 6 00
June 21... T 6314 6 80 4 28 6 1 5 07
June 22... 6 57 6 77 6 91 S3 6 13,107
June 23... 7 44 H 686 6 86 6 16 6 06
June 24... 7 3iH 6 92 6 81 1206U
June 36. 587 680 515 6 16
I 99
6 01
6 96
I OT
I 94
88
e
I 84
I 78
6 97
67
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
cattle, nogs, norses.
C, M. Y St. P
ITnlon Paclflo
C. ft N. W., east....
C. & N. W., west....
C. St. P., M. ft O...
C, B. k. C.., east....
C, B. Q., west
C, R. I. P., eaat...
C., R. I. tt P., west..
Illinois Central
C. u. w
Total reeelpts
10
4
1
17
2
19
27
74
Ths disposition of the day's receipts was
ss follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle.
Hogs. Sheep.
7'J9
1.1K6
1.408 ' 1
1,751
74 SU L. 4k B. r. g. 4a. 44
Total aales for the day. 64,100 shares.
Loasloa Stock Market.
LONDON. June 25. American securities
opened quiet. First prices showed little
change from yesterday's New York closing
Later the market declined slightly and at
noon was from a point under parity
London closing stock quotations:
it at.. K. ft T 41
14 New York Central. ..ltd
Norfolk ft W ,v
Cenaela, money
do account...,
Anaconda ,
Atchison
do (d
Baltimore ft Okie.
Canadian Paclfle..
Cheeapeako ft O...
Cbtraso O. W ,
Chi.. Mil. ft BL P
Te Beers
IienTer ft HI O...
do pfd ,
Erie ,
4 1st pfd
do U fd
Grand Trunk
Illinois Oentral...,
LoulaTllle ft X ..
El-dividend.
SILVER Bar,
....ua da pfd ti
.100 Ontario ft W
.11 reuijl.enla el
.lai Rand at I nee u
. It Heading jtu
S Bouthera Rr is
.144 so pfd ti
. 14 Soul barn Paetfla Its
44 t'nlen Paclfle
.. a do pfd
.. M 0. S. Seel
.. at do pfd
.. 44 Wabaah
.. 81 do pfd
..Ill Beanie 4s....
..14 AmaL Cooper.
.14
..iva
.. 4
:W
.. 47
.. 7
.. u
24 l-16d Der outua
aiunisi-i(i per cent.
The rate of discount in tha open market
for short and three months' bills is lal
per cent.
OMAHA,
Bask C!earlua-.
June 2o.-Bs.nk clearlnss
for
Int. Met. 41
Int. M. M. 4a
K. C. So. let la
Bid. Offered.
Boaloa Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON. June 25. Money, call loans, 24
til per cent: time loans, sino per cent,
Official
41 Arliona Com. ...
loo Atlantic
1U Butte Coalition
1''iCel. ft Arliona.
:Z Cal. ft Hecl...
,147 Centennial
,1!4 Cupper Ran ..
Dllf Weat
closing:
Atrhieon adj. 4a
dn 4a
Atoutinn It. R
do pfd
Norton ft Albanr...
Doaton A Maine...
Huston EleTated ...
Kltchburs p'd
.130
N. Y., S. M. ft H...1H rranklln
t'nlon Pacific ....
Am. Arge. Cham..
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube,..
Amer. Sugar
do rfd
Am. T. ft T
Amer. Woolen ....
do pfd
Dominion I. ft B. .
Fallon Flee. lllu.
Mesa. Electrlo ....
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
in I ted rrull
I'ntted B. M
do pfd
I". B. Bteel
do pfd
Adrenture
A llouea . .'.
Amalgamated
Ex-diTldend.
W Oreene Canana
.. 4S lele Rorale
..lou Vim. Mining ...
.. i Mlrhlsan
..121 Mohawk
..lWMon 7. ft C...
..141 Nersda
.. 44 Old Damlnioa ..
..101 Oecenla
. . 44 Parrot
..14 Qulncr
.. It Shannon
.. 44 Trlnltr
.. . t'nlted Copper ..
..Ill V. s. Mining ...
.. ' V. 8. Oil
.. !M'th
.. m Victoria
..111 Wlnena
.. 1WolTerlne
.. 41 North Butts
.. 41
, 4
:
14
4o4
31
81
, 4
. HH
10
24
4
, 10
44
tt
, ts
4S
134
44
:
, 10
. 41
. 12
4
J
.144
Wool Market.
BOSTON. June 26 WOOL-Th
Corn-
Liverpool Grata aad Prorleloas.
LIVERPOOL. June 25. WHBAT-Spot,
No. 2 red. western winter, nominal. Fi
turea. firm; July, 9s 2d; September, 8s
7Hd; December, ts 64d.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, via Galveston. 6a 5d. Futures, steady;
July, 5s 7d; September, 5s 7d.
Peoria Grata Market.
PEORIA, III.. June 28. CORN-Hlgher:
No. 2 yellow. 72c; No. 3 yellow, 72c; No. 2,
72e: No.3. 72c; No. 4. 71c; no grade. 66c.
OATSHlgher; No. 1 white. WiHO'Sic.
Raak of Germaar ttateaaeat.
BERLIN. June 26 The weekly statement
of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
i ne lonowing- changes:
Cash in hand. Incr-ard. 28.717 Ono marks.
Loans, increased, 919,000 marks. Discounts,
merclal Bulletin of Boston will say of the
wool market today:
Business Is a little more quiet this week
as a result of the comparatively limited
offerings of domestic wools and the fact
that the goods manufacturers are now
beginning to sell their light weight fabric
for next spring. All wool dealers look for
an early resumption of buying in the raw
material market at full and rising prices.
The shipments of wool from Boston to
June 24, Inclusive, were 124,418.045 lbs.,
sgalnst 71.529 449 lbs., for the same time
last year. The receipts to June 24. In
clusive, were 1S2.S91. 2S3 lbs., against 76,542.
009 lbs., the same period last year.
ST. LOCI8, June 25 WOOL Easy ; ter
ritory and western mediums, 23j)27Vfcc; fine
mediums, Iirg24c; fine, 15 lc.
Staadard Cats Crade Oil.
PITT8BURC1, Pa., June 26. Announce
ment was made bv the Standard Oil com
pany today of another cut of I cents in
th price of crude petroleum. The new
quotations are;
Pennsylvania. $1.63; Mercer Black. 81.10;
Newcastle, $1.07; Corning, lc; Cabel, $1.17;
North Lima. 8jc; South Lima, 84o; Indiana,
84c: Somerset. 76c; Ragland, 65c.
NEW YORK, June 2R.-The Standard Oil
company today announced a reduction In
the price of oil of 10 cents per 100 gallons,
making refined In case. $190; refined in
tank. $4 90; standard white, 18.40, and re
fined at Philadelphia, $8.36.
Dry Goods Market,,
NE WTOIK ! n irrTh4
cotton goods market rules very firm, ad
vances iit-i.g i,,. -ii niuuk .... . - . lines of
bleached cottons and a few number of
drills and sheeting. Cotton yarns have
been purchased more liberally In small lot.
The local wool market 1 generally quiet
pwlng to the scarcity of stock. Some line
of clasa 1 wools are being bought for men'
wear purposes. The Jobbers will open
semi-annual clearance sales Monday morn
ing. agar aad Molaaeee.
NEW YORK. June 26. Bl'OAH-Raw,
firm; fair refining. $3.42; centrifugal, 98 teat.
$i92; molaasea sugar. 13.15: refined, steady;
No. 6. 4 46; No. 7. 4.40c; No. 8. 4 36c; No. 9,
4 30c; No. 10, 4 25c; No. U. 4.20c; No. 12.
4.15c; No. 13, 4 10c; No. 14. 4 10c; eonfeclon-
ers A. 4.76c; mould A. 6 10c; cut loaf. 6.75o;
crushed. 5 66c: powdered. 106c; granulated,
496c; cubes, 5.20o.
MOLASSES Steady ; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, BVgUo,
Omaha Packing Co 106
Swift A Co loo
Cudahy Paoklng Co 120
Armour & Co 97
swift dt Co. from K. C... B3
Cudahy Pk. Co. fr. K. C. 1M
Armour dt Co. from K. C. 178
Lobman 4 Rothschild 53
W. I. Stephen 9
"Ill 6V Son T ...
T. P. Lewis 45
J. B. Root dt Co I
J. H. Bulla 14
F. O. Inghram IS
Swarts-Boland , 134 .....
St. Louis ' 478
Badden 240
Other buyers 65 128
Totals' tlin g01T m
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
were very small, only thirty-seven cars
being reported in, making the total for the
week the smallest that It has been in some
time and slightly smaller than for th cor
responding week of last year.
With only thirty-seven cars all told on
sale, there were not enough beef steers to
make very much of a market. At the
same time th supply was plenty large
enough to meet the requirements of buy
ers. Tidy light cattle of good quality were
In fair request at ateady price, but heavy
cattle, as ha been the case all the week,
were alow and hard to move. For the
week to date, th best light cattle on th
yearling order are lfrjj 26c higher, but heavy
cattle have shown very little it any Im
provement. Possibly prime heavy might be
a little higher than the low spot last week,
but the plain heavy can safely be called
no more than steady.
Cows and heifers were In very light sup
ply and the demand was fair, and few on
sale changing hand at good, strong prices
There were no stockers or feeders of any
eonnequence on rale and th market wa
without noteworthy change.
Quotations on cattle: Good to cholc
corn-fed steers, $6 4O,j0.75; fair to good
corn-fed steers, $6 va6.40; common to fsir
corn-fed steers, $6 6Vfc 00; good to choice
corn-fed cows and heifers, fK.MMirl.M; fair
to good cows snd heifers, 13.766.00; com
mon to fair cowa and heifers. 12.003 75;
stock heifer. 83 254? 1.00: veal calve. 64. 094
7 00; bulls, stags, etc., $3.25ffS 2S; good to
choice stockers and feeders. $4.3fxr7'5.rl0: fair
to good stookers and feeders. $3 .7MJ4 to;
common to fair stockers and feeders, $3.0)
8 75.
HOOH Fhlnnsrs wanted onlte a number
of hogs this morning and they were forced
to pay advance amounting on an average
to about 10c over yesterday' price for the
kind that they wanted. The market on
good chipping grades was fairly actlv and
the moat of th hog of that description
old early In th morning. As was the
case yesterday packers were not quite such
active buyers and common, light, mixed
packers were only about SlilOe higher, with
the market closing rather weak and slow.
A Urge proportion of all the hot sol.1
lnld th rang of $7.4&ii7.69 and on up a
high as $7.70 for prim heavy. Today'
advance make up for all of tha weakness
developed yesterday and more, too, but the
market I still around UVkc lower than It
was esnv in th week.
SHEEP Today's receipts were nil and, of
course, there waa no market to test value.
The live mutton market during th weak
at this point has been one of constantly
declining values. Oraesers from Oregon.
Idaho and I'tah range have made up the
bulk of aupplie and the total rer-elpta for
th four days exceed last week's official
count by 1,000 head. Receipts for the cor
responding week of last year exceed this
week nv mutton aupply by about 6.001
head Th frt that there waa onlv a
limited sprinkling of fed stock shipped In
this week indicates thst practically all of
last year' crop ha been marketed and
that buying Interests must look to the
range fiotn now on for their mutton. The
quality and quantity of this week's sup
plies, ss well. Is almost a sure Indlrstlon
that the range mutton crop has been
stsrted marketward in earnest.
The trend of value this week has been
somewhat disappointing to selling talent
In view of the fact that live mutton has
been selling at a premium for the last few
weeks. The decline, however, has not been
confined to this market and valuea at
other pointa have been punished equally
severely. The lower prices paid this week
Is largely a reflection of uncertain senti
ment In buying circle. Buyer as a gen
eral rule are somewhat at sea as to the
proper level of grass mutton when the
advance guard puts In its appearance at
market, and thla year has been no ex
ception to the rule. In order to be on the
right side of the fence a decline In valuea
Is their only safe and conservative route.
The transitory stage between fed stuff and
grassera has already been passed and a
smoother market may be expected from
this time on.
Th total decline on rang sheep and
yearllnga this week has been right Around
g0c, with fed sock and spring lambs
quotably ateady with last week.
Quotations on range ahenp and lambs:
Good to choice aprlng lambstT. 600)8. 50:
fair to good spring lambs, $6.0OffT .69: good
to choice yearling lamb, $3. 254ft 80: fair to
good lambs and yearllnga. $4.661145. 26; good
to cholc wethers, $4-OOffl. 10; fair to good
wethera, $4 168t4 SO; good to cnoice ewes,
$4 . 50414 88; fair to good ewes, $4.10 4. 50.
itepreseniauve stairs:
CHICAGO LIVE) STOCK MARKET
Storr Day's Trading; la Cattle,
Hoar aad Ikeesi.
CHICAGO, June 25. CATTLE Receipts,
1.000 head; market steady; Steers, $6.60i9
7.86; cow. $4.00(i)P6.25; heifers, $8.60&6.26;
bulls. $3.7536.16; calves, $3.00(37. 60; stockers
and feeders. $8. Hag 26. -
HOGS Receipts. 9,000 head; market 10c
higher; choice heavy, I7.8M37.H: butchers,
$7.767.0; llejht mixed, $7.4tVfi7.6$; choice
light. $7.55ti7.66: packing, j7.B57.iO; pigs,
$607.00; bulk of al. $7.60i87.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 7.000
head: market steady to 25c lower; sheep
$4 .2MT.75; lambs, $7.60(88.76; yearlings, $6 00
6.75.
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Kansas Cltr Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Jun 26. CATTLE
Receipt. 1.100 head. Including 1.200
outherns; market steady to lOo higher;
choice export and dressed beef steers,
3025(37.00; fair to good, $6.00635; western
steers, $6.004 7.00; stockers and feeders, $3 50
j6.60; southern steers, $4.0Jp.00; southern
cows, $2.7650; native cows, $3.00?4l.00; na
tive heifers. $4.007.00; bulls, $3.00(36.00;
Calves, $4.004y7.60.
HOOS Receipts, $.500 head; market 10c
higher; top, $7.80; bulk of sales, $7.2frS7.76;
heavy, $7.497.80; packers and butchers,
r.2ofJ7.75; light, $7.Ib4f7.60; pigs, leDtk
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.700
head; market strong; lambs, $6.g,8 8i;
yearlings, $8.0Og.76; wethers. $4.50n 60:
ewe, $4 0036.16; stockers and feeders. $3.00
(H.60; Texas muttons, M.wuo.w.
St. Loala Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 26. CATTLE Receipts,
(00 head, Including 860 Texan; marsi
steady; native shipping ana export ieers.
86.20ii7.15; dressed beef and butcher steers.
$6.75(84.70; steers under 1.000 pounds, $4 608
$.08; stocksrs and feeders, $3.2niT4.7$; cows
and heifers, $1.757.10; canners, $2.2&if3.10:
bulls, $3.76w6.70; calves, s0.Du4rf.fu; leans
and Indian steers, $3.76J.66; cows ann
heifers. $2.604.60.
HOOS Receipts, 4.900 head; market 10a
higher; pigs and lights. $5.50(97.70; P!jr.
$7.76Qp7-50; puteners ana oi tiraii, ii,iv
'sHEEP AND LAMBfr-RecelpttV 1.600
head; market steady; native muttons, $4 00
fj.M: lambs, $6.168i8.; culls ftnd bucks,
13.6O&6-90; Blockers, $8.6095.00.
t. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST JOSEPH, June . CATTLE Re
eelpts, 400 head. Market steady; steers,
$4 50tff-75; cows and heifers, $2.505141.28;
calves, I3.IAS1.26. m . .
HOGS Receipts, $.500 head. Market 5e
higher; top. 17 80; bulk of aales, $7.4011(7. 00
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 400 head.
Market steady; lambs, $8.'sB4.
llesx Cltr Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. June 25 (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, $09 head; mar
ket strong; beeve. $6.0u.76; cow, $6 Oof
$ 00; feeder. W.004j4.76; yearlings $3.00(34.40.
HOGS Receipt. 1,800 head: market
steady: range of prloe. $7. 16tt4. 80; bulk of
tales, 7.36i7.46;
lock la tight.
Receipt at th lx principal
market yeteraay
western
South Omaha.
Ploux City
St. Joseph
Kansas City...
St. Louis. 1
Chicago
Totals ....
Csttle.
. 1.008
. )
. 400
. 1.110
. $00
. 1.000
, 6JW
Hog, oneep.
6.3C0
8.800
3.600 400
$.5X1 1,700
4.300 2.5K)
9.000 7,000
29.400 11.000
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Jun 25. -COFFEE Cnffe
future closed steady, net unchanged to $
points lower, Jun being the only month l-
show a decline. Sales were reported of
14.750 bag. Including July at 8 20o, Septem
ber at 1.80c. December at ( 6Mil.;oc and May
at 6.80c. Spot market onlet; No. 7 Rio. 7;
No. 4 Santo, c. Mild, quiet; Cordova,
9Si?12Hc.
Mllwaakoe Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE, June 25. WHEAT No. 1
northern, 11 M; No. t northern, $1.32; Sep
tember. $1 10. bid.
OATH Standard. latRMc.
BARLEY Lower; standard, 70c.
'Adaat Gd" Pile Appeal.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 2S.-Jams
Sharp, known as "Adam God," under a
twenty-five-year penitentiary sentence for
killing Patrolman Michael Mullen during
a street riot last December, yesterday filed
an appeal to the Missouri supreme com t.
It will be a year before the higher court
passe on th case.
"HOGS INSURED
AGAINST DISEASE
god other Uvg Stock Insured again!
accident And 'dlaea.'
Addreit Tho Live Stock Reciprocal
Underwriters. 410 United Hank Bid.,
Bloux City, to.
