T1IK IIKK: . OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. ,WSK :!0. 1000.
CRAB AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Picki Up on Better Deaand
from foreign Centcri.
NEW CECP P2ICE3 LOOK BULLISH
tora ball at Oprnlaa, hut Grows
Firmer with A el va ace la kpal
Iemaad Mow, llonrttr,
aac Receipts Liberal.
OMAHA, Juno . If03.
Foreign demand la picking up (in and
heat values gained strength on beitir
i? " nd rnewed buying by longs.
With stocks much depleted and with
millers buying all the new wheal offere.1.
U looks aa If tha new crop prices were
to com I mi a high. New wheat in being
contracted for at fancy price.
Corn waa dull and weakened slightly at
first, but grew firmer with the advance
In wheat. Tha demand la slow and receipt
fairly liberal.
Wheat waa strong on higher cables and
good export sales. Buying easily advanced
firlees, canning shorts to covr. Demand
much Improved and new wheat Is bring
ing better prices than was expected.
Torn was Inactive and held steady with
the firmness In wheat. Offerings were
fairly liberal early In the session. Weather
conditions are of the best and reports show
the growing rrop making fast progress.
Primary wheat receipt were v.00 bu.
and shlpmanta were 2MI.000 bu., against re
ceipts last year of M6.000 bu. and shipments
of 323,000 bu.
Corn receipts were 534,0n0 bu. and ship
ments were Ml.noo bu., against receipts lat
ar of (78,000 bu. and rhlpmenla of 3..1.000
Clearances were 1.000 bu. of corn, none
of oat and wheat and flour equal to 31,000
bu.
LWerpol rinsed HiJMHd higher on wheat
and unchanged on corn.
Local range of options:
$1 12-fi 1 11 Cash: No. 1 hard. IL,; No 1
tuithern. fl .,; N'i I northern, I1.27S;
N'. 3 norlliern. II Z-Slj l.fc;1.
HUAN-ln bulk 121 .'.Oil 3 00
CI.OI n- Klr-t r"nts, fill 40; second
r nn nie, In V..'. M. first clt-ais, 15.06435.25;
ond Cieare. 3." Cru 5 V.
MF. 4,T1IKII iTIIK CiHI1 DKI.T
Fair rrobsbly Wednesday, with Coa
tlnsatlnn of Warm.
OMAHA. June . 1909.
I.'ght Bin! ec.-ut.red showers occurred
w Ithln the 'set tw enty-four hours In thte
extreme mrtrtwest. the central valleys,
southern slstes end along the tipper At
'BMtic cut. Generally fair weather pre
valls In nil portltons this morning, except
light lalni are falling In North Dakota
rtnd on the south Atlantic coast. The
e enther eititlniics warm In all sections and
tmperat i;re are somewhat higher every
where except In the lower lke region and
wesicrn Csnsrllnn provinces, where they
aie sllglitly lower than on Monday morn
ing While the weather will continue some
what tinpettlcd In this vicinity this after
noon, the outlook Is favorable for generally
fair tonight and Wedcneday and continued
warm.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three years:
1909 190(1. 190T. 190
Minimum temperature .... 73 57 W 6.
Precipitation 00 .00 .OH T
Normal temperature for today,
frees.
Hifl'lcnry In precipitation since
1. .7!t Inch.
Excess corresponding period 1908,
Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
8. 13 Inches.
1 A. WELSH. Local Forecaster
76 de-March
1.08
Artiolea.1 Open. Hlgh. Low. Close ! Tes y.
Wheat-!
J U I y a
Sept..
Corn
July.. Sept.
Oats .
July..
Sept..
1M '. Id t(M 109 1 N
1 03 1 04 1 WH 1 vVfc 1 0.1V,
7H S7H 67H 67"t
04 S4 64 U 64
7 47 44V4 4H 47
404 40S 404 404 404
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. t hard, $1.24-91 M; No. 8
bard. ti.Mejl.z4; No. 4 hard, IM0&1.U; No.
I spring. 8i.2afri.28.
CORN-No. 8, MtWc, No. 8, 664c: No.
4. KHe; no grade, 4t?65c: No. 8 yel
low, ffiV7e; No. 8 yellow; a4tr7c ; No.
8 white, 704fJ70Vio: No. 8 white, 7047040.
OATS No. 8 mixed, 474&484c: No. 8
yellow,. 41!'494c; No. 8 white, 4344c; No.
4 white, 47480.
HYB-No. 8, 7!r74c; No. 8, 76780.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat.Corn.Oats.
Chicago 4 847 M
Minneapolis 190
Omaha 1 64 18
DuiiiUi U
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Coaalderable Strvagta la shersra la
Wheat Market.
CHICAOO, III., June 28. Aw unexpectedly
liberal decrease In the world a vlsiulo sup
ply of wheat and bufcUsh foreign news in
spired considerable strength In the wheat
market here today, final quotations show
ing net galua of l'14o to 14U14c Corn
and provisions also closed firm, but oats
were easy.
The wheat market opened firm with prices
bp 4o to o compared with yesterday's tlnal
figures, tha Initial strength being largely
due to an unexpected advance of 4 to 4
pence at Liverpool. The failure of 'he
Liverpool market to respond to the slump
of a cent or more here on the previous
aeeslon was said to have been the result of
unfavorable crop conditions In France,
Uermany and Hungary.
Crop condltlona In this country, however,
were again extremely favorable, the
weather throughout the greater part of the
winter Wheat belt having become settled
and the offlolal forecast was for continued
fair weather. During e.ie first half hour
there waa quit general selling based on
the favorable outlook for the new crip,
vhlch caused considerable weakness, par
secularly p the July delivery., Fob. a. time
sentiment waa rather mixed, but toward
midday a string tone developed and prices
started upwards. A decrease of nearly
7.000,000 bushels In the world's avallablo
stocks was one of tha chief reasons for the
charge In sentiment. Other factors that
contributed to the upturn were lightor
country acceptance, large aales of cash
wheat to millers and an unconfirmed ru
mor of black rust In the wheat fields of
Minnesota. The market closed strong with
prices almost at the ton.
Corn was weak early In the day, but be
came firm during the final hour of the
session and closed at net gain of a shade
to half cent compared with yesterday's
final quotations.
Oats were weak all day. At tha close
prices were unchanged to o lower.
Provisions closed strong, with prices a
shade lower to 23Ho higher than yester
day's close.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Cora and Wheat Hegloa Balletla.
For Omnha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending st 8 m., 73th meridian time,
Tutsday, June 29. 1909:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Rain
Mux. Mln fall.
B'ntlnns
Asl.land, Neb W 71 .53
Aiiimrn. Neb H M ,'J0
Rr'iken Row. Neb. 90 68 .00
Columbus. Neb. . 91 V7 .00
Culbertson, Neb.. H7 71 .00
Falrburv, Neb... !3 M Cfi
Fairmont. Neb... 91 t .00
dr. Inland, Nob.. 9.1 B7 .00
H'tlncton, Neb.. HS 68 .00
Hsstlnus. Neb.... 93 3 .00
Holdreco, Neb.'... 91 74 .00
Oakdale. Neb .... 90 68 .00
Omaha. Neb Si! r .00
Tekamah. Neb... 87 68 .00
Alta. la 87 66 .00
Carroll. Ia M 64 .00
Clhrlnda. Ia 87 6 .00
Hlblev. Ia 86 66 .00
8loux City, Ia... 84 71 .00
Minimum U-mperature for
Pky.
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Vt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
I't. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cl.-sr
Clear
twelve-hour
period ending at a. in. Not Included
in averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inahes.
Chlcngo. Ill 26 88 S. T
Columbus. O 17 68 .26
Des Moines, Ia.... i 8 68 .06
Indianapolis. Ind.. H SO 72 .01
Kaneas City. Mo.. 19 90 68 .04
LotiisvUie, Ky 18 90 70 .12
Omaha. Neb 18 90 68 .0?.
m. Louis, Mo 13 90 70 .14
Articles. I Open. I High. Low. Cloae.) Yes'y.
Whest
July
Rept.
Dec.
Cot n
July
Pept,
Deo.
eoi
July
Hept
Deo.
JcV
July
Sept.
J.ily
Sept.
ih
July
Sept.
1 Wsi
ITmia;,
1
49H
'4.14'4
1 1841 1 14411 164
1 WWl W44 1 084
19 M
20 10
70S
G84
49V
4:iS
434
20 20
20 48
11 (0 I 11 70
U 66 I 11 7ft
es4
4841
4.1
4341
484 4 434 4
43&4l 434
19 8741 24 174f 1 96
tO 10 tO 424! 20 20
I 11 6741 11 70 I 11 6!4
I 11 6241 11 76 I 11 -,4
11 0741 11 10 I 11 00 I 11 0741 11 074
lu iu iu 8vl iu w4l 10
70V
674
6S4
494)
1 15
I 104
1 084
704
67H
B8i31i4
494
The weather continues warm throughout
the corn and wheat region. Showers oc-
curred i All districts since the last report.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations
on Various
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Considerable Actirity it Shown
Industrial Group.
in
BUYING SIDE CAUSES GAIN
Xewa that Sagrar Trnst Will probably
Not Bo Prosecotea lias Favorablo
Kffert oa Soaar Stock
Lead Market Better.
Not
0h ouotstlons were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. 86.40rfj
76: winter straights, 6 HKfU aS; spring pat
ents. 84.006.80; spring straights, 4.BO(Jii.lO;
bakers. U40ii6.80.
BARLEY Feed or mixing. 634c; fair to
choice malting, ft(t8e.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern. $1 1564:
No. 1 northwestern, $1,664- Tlomihy, J3.80.
Clover. $10 7S.
PROVISIONS Mess Pork, oer bbl.. 130.16
O30.174. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $11 70. Khort
ribs, sides (loose!. Ill 07411. 124- . Short
clear sides (boxed), 811.6011.76.
Total clesrsncea of wheat and flour were
eoual to 81,000 bu. Primary receipts were
8S4, bu.. compared with 865,000 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. The world's
visible supply, as shown by Bradstreet's,
decreased .M40W bu. .
fe.stiinaled re eipts for tomorrow: wheat,
4 cam; corn, lo cars; oata, 1 cars; hogs,
HOO be4.
4. Loala Ooneral Market.
ST. LOCI8. June 29.-WHi:AT-IIlgheri
track. No. 8 reer, cash, nominal, new,
$110; old, $1.61: No. t hard. $1 21'jl SI, nom
inal: July. $i.U4VlU-; toepteiuW, (1.UU4
CORN Ixiwr)s trck. No. I cash, 7144
72c; No, 2 while, l4c, July, V47wci 8ep
tember, 6t o,'. J
OATS Lvwer; track. No, I cash. 6040
(lc; No. 8 white. fc4; July, 44o;
tember, 4tS- 4
RYB Nominal. K&
FLOUR Dullt red winter patents. $6
TOO; extra fancy and stralglit, t6.76U4.40;
hard winter clears. $4 7146 10.
SUED Timothy, $2.7U$26.
CO RN M K A L $8 60.
BHAN ICaay; sacked, east track. $1.10.
HAY Weak; tlinuthy. 1mmu17.; prai
rie. $lOWrt JX .
BAtKJL.O 74e-
Hr.MP TWINF-7c.
PKUV13ION-Pork, steady; Jobbing.
$.5. . Lard, higher; prime steam, $11.40
11 iA. I TV' sail meats, steady; boxnd ex
tra shorts, ll34; clear ribs, $11624:
short Ciena, $11. 7i. Bacon, steady; boxed
extra . short, 112 6X4; Clear ribs, IL1.U4,
short clears. 111 75.
I-Ol'L'l'HY k"irm;chlckens. I24c: springs,
16i 20c; turkevs. lrc; ducks, lc; geese.. 40.
BUTTER Steady: creamery, 21j2flc.
KUJtl Higher, -i4o. . caes Includsd.
4 Receipts. Biiiymenis
of the Day
Commodities
NKW TOnK, June 29,-FLOUR-Recelnts,
2S.3(K) hbls.; exports. 1.600 bbl a.; the market
held firm with a moderate local trade; Min
nesota patents, $6.ZTf)6.60; winter straights,
$6.6n!76.86; Minnesota bakers, $S.3TSG.6fi;
winter extras, $4.N646-76; winter patenta,
$. 7:7.00; w inter low grades. $6.601 65. Ilye
'lour, steady; fair to good, $4.601.70, choice
:o fancy, $4.80(&6.00.
COItNMKAIj Steady; fine white and yel
low. $1.661.70; coarse, $1.551.00; kiln dried,
$3.80.
II YE Dull; No. t western, 97c, nominal,
f. o. b.. New York.
BARLEY Quiet; malting, 85087c; a I.
f., New York.
WHEAT Receipts, 34,00 bu.; spot mar
ket firm; No. 2 red. old, $L47 elevator,
atxt $1.47 e, O'-ev afloat nominal;- No. t red,
new, $1,224 and August; No. 1 northern
Duluth. old. $1.38 nominal, f. o. h. afloat;
No. 2 hard winter, old, $1.36 nominal f. o.
b. afloat. Rig commission houses who sold
wheat yesterday were large buyers of Sep
tember and December today, causing sharp
advances In these contracts. There was a
good cash trade besides and final prices
showed 14o to lc net rise. July closed at
$1 26, September closed at $1.1S4. December
closed at $1.17, May closed at $L18.
CORN Receipts. 23, 7W bu ; npot market
steady; No. 2. old, 814c In elevator and 80o
f. o. b. afloat. No. 1 new, 66c, winter
shipments. Option market waa without
transactions, closing partly 4c net lower.
July closed at 79o, September closed at
7640, December closed at 68c.
OATS Receipts. 79.800 bu.; spot market
steady; mixed, 26'ij.'!2 pounds, 60c, nominal;
natural white, 2 Su'i2 pounds, KiTZo; clipped
white, 84142 pounds, 6048064e.
FEED Steady; spring bran, $26.85; mid
dlings. $27.85; city. $27.60.
HAY Dull: No. 8, 75S'80c; good
to choice, WK'Mo.
HOPS- Stendv. 1907. nominal; Paclfla
coast, 1908, lffl4o; 1907, 6810e.
HIDES Firm; Bogota, JO' 204c ; Cen
tral America, 214c.
LEATHER Steady: acid. 23229c.
PROVISIONS Keef, steady; family, $1 ,d
4)14.60; mess, $11. 00'u 11.50; beef hams, UiM
61 128.00; packet. $12.50fh 13.00; city, extra cut
India mess, $20.60".i21 00. Cut meats, steady;
Elckled bellies, $12 HHil2 75; hams. $12.50.
ard, rauy; western, $11.M911.95; refined
firm; continent. $12.40; South America,
$13.25: compound, $3,009-8.15. Pork unquiet ;
family, $21.0tV322.00; short clear, $21.0023.00;
mess, $2 1.00ft 21. 50.
TALIOW Easy; city, t 8-16CJ country,
IK-16in6 18-16c.
RICE Firm; domestln, fair to extra, 8
464c; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm; receipts, 27,212 packages;
creamery extras, 2T&254c
CHEESE Steady; receipts. 8,801 pkgs.;
new state full cream specials, 184oM44e.
EC1QS Firmer; receipts. 19.964 cases;
atte. Pennsylvania and nearby selected
white, fair to choice. 84(S27c: brown and
mixed. 234i244c: western extra firsts, tHJ
tV4e: flrBis. 214i 22c; seconds. )W204e.
POULTRY Alive, firm, but prices not
iahllliel: dressed. steady to firm:
western chickens, broilers, lSf24c; fowls,
16U164c; turkeys, H'(j20o.
NEW YORK, June ). Such expansion of
activity and Interest as occurred in tne
day s stock market were traceable to the
dealings In the Industrial group and In a
number of specialties. Ilie growth of
activity came iroin the buying side of the
market and a fair showing 01 suusiaim
gains In prices ss the result.
Horn Its inceDilon amoiiKst the stocas
of a dormant and obscure classs, the de
mand issued Into the better known In
dustrials, especially of those dealing In tne
metals and with later and 11101 a pro
nounced effect In United States steci. Tne
news In the market, such as it a8, fol
lowed thla movement Instead of preceding
them and this kept up the Impression ot
the narrow and protesslonal nature of
the market. Reading, meantime which
was practically the only prominent siock
which rose yesterday was held back
throughout the sesKion. The May state
ment of Reading earnings showed some
falling off in surplus compared with the
same month last year but the action ot
the stock win attributed rather 10 tha
effect of proflttaklng than to any posi
tive depression cauxed by the figures.
American sugar was prompt to rexpnnd
favorably to the pithlinhed reports that
the statute of limitations has not been
found to operate as a bar to the pro
posed criminal prosecution by the federal
authorities for the acts disclosed In the
Pennsylvania Refining eompuny's liti
gation. The advance In both classes of
the sugar stock were followed by Ameri
can beet sugar and then by a large
number of minor Industrials. The min
ing and smelting group was affected first
In the copper and smelting sections.
Keports of better conditions In the lead
market owing to the working down of
stocks on hand, the resulting prospects
of a rise In the price, were an Influence
In this movement. Use was made of ttie
claim that such an Improvement in the
lead market Is a usual precursor of an
Increase In demand for copper. The cop
per stocks consequently shared in the
strength caused by the lead adviceB al
though Immediate reports from tlv cop
per trade were less satlslacti and
prices of the metal declined ' London.
There was current again lit stock ex
change district an often prevalent rumor
of a proposed combination of a large num
ber 01 companies outside or thw United
States Steel corporation wbloh are con
cerned with the Iron and steel Industry
ine reNM-rence 01 tnis rumor had ttie
eti-jrt of advancing the price of United
mates steel apparently from the belief
that suoh a combination If effected would
work In harmony with the big corpora
tion rather than In competition with it.
Oreater centralization of control would
be looked for from such an arrangement.
United States steel preferred shares In
strength of the common stock. This move
ment proved to be Impressive and affected
sentiment towards the whole market, al
though the list still failed to make a
comprehensive response. Money markets
are so little ruffled by the near approach
of the half yearly settlements that the
promise or sustained abundance has some
stimulating effect on the securities mar
ket. There were slight advances today In
ine private discount rate in mils and in
Berlin, but the rates In London receded
and the extreme ease of the New York
money market was undisturbed. The
rising tendency In the wheat market was
In face of highly encouraging advances
regarding the grain crops. The good
crop news was of some heln to stocks.
The large Influence of the notable Advance
In the steel stocks did not dissipate en
tirely the Irreaular tone of the market
The variety of the demand for bonds waa
taken to show some re-Investment In an
tlclpatlon of July distribution of nroflta.
Total salea of bands. Dap value. 15.466..
united States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of salea and leading quotations
on siocks were aa toiiowsi
atiea. HlxB. Lew. Clou.
prices firmer. American securities were
strong.
I'AkIS, June 29 There was a better tone
on the iiourse today. The private rate of
discount la 14, an advance of 4 point.
fc e w York Money Market.
NEW YORK. June tsi -MONEY-On call,
easy at lai per cent; ruling rate. 14 per
cent; closing bid, 14 per cetit; offered at 8
per cent.
TIMK UJAN Dull and steady; sixty
days. I'1f24 per cent; ninety days, !44ji
per cent; six months 3i34 per cent.
PRIM K MERCANTILE PAPER 84S4
p cent.
STKHLINCJ KXCHANGK Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 8of0
g4.0 for slxty-dsy bills and at $4 8815 for
demand; commercial bills. $4.8641 4.864.
SII.VKR Bar, 52c; Mexican dollars. 44c.
BONDS Oovernment. steady; railroad.
firm.
Closing Quotations on bonds today were
m folinwt:
V. 8. !. rea, l"14Japmn 4i
So Pi upon linn do '
. 8 .1, ri 1"14 do IJ serin
4a coupon J014L. 8 deb 4 1M1
. 8 Is, rf IK u N tint. 4 .
4o crxipon 1K4M . K T
Al-CIl. Ut (I 4 'So lt rot. 4
A IB. Af. (
Am. T T.
Am. Tobacco 4. ..
do
Atrhtona fen. 4.-
do 8. U 1st 4
60 cv. 4t
do cv. 6
At. C L. Ut 4..
lit I. Ohio 4....
00 am
do s w. IV41. ..
Brk. Tr. CT. 4i....
rudft so. 1st Is..
Ven. of (Is. . . .
Central Letthftr fii.
C. ol N. J. I W HI. L. 8. W c. 4s.... T'
(Tien. 4i Ohio 44B. ...I'! do 1st sol 4 7H
Chlcsjo A A. IHS.. 79hord A. L. ... "Hi
P., B a q. ). 4 ii8r Pai-lftc col. 4t.... 'H
Mas. P. g. to do. lot rer. 4a w
.. R. I. 4V P. e. 4.. v,Fo. R.H.-iy it Ill
do col. Is pt do sen. 4k ZTfc
do rfJs. 4s M Union Psrlfle 41 W
ct'C. St. L. g. 4o. do ct. 4i li4
Colo. lid. &
Colo 1114. 4f.
:. r.
d. a it. ct. 4s.
do 1st rsf, 4s.
I). A K- O 4s.
Pi tillers' 6a ...
Rrls I. I. 4s...
1 sen. 4a...
do cv. 4a series A.
do series B 73
Muo
'i.'ioo
too
"24
1S24
1174
124
)4
2)
774
.....
11
163
'4
644
140
U4
li
44
6 4
9
62
Kansas City Grain aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June 29. WHEAT
Nominally unchanged; No. 8 hard. $1.28
j l.Se; No. 8 hard,, ii rni st; n 1 rea. si a
fei :i0; No. $ red. $l.20al-26.
CORN Uncnangea 10 two nignrr; no. 1
mixed. 66: No. 8 mixed. M4e; No. 8
white, 604'u70c; No. 8 white, BMk)p.
OATa Unchanged to o lower; iso. 1
white, 63'(V5c; No. 8 mixed, 44!ijic
RYE buii vie -
H AY Unchanged; cholre timothy, $18.00
$13 60; choice prairie. $11. 2fj 11.60; choice
alfalfa, new, $12.0u& 13.00.
IlUTTER Crwamcry extras. 23c; firsts,
2Jc: seconds. 19c; packing stock, 18c.
F.GUS Steady at 214o: flreta. l4o; cur
rent receipts, 174e; seconds and dirties. 16o.
v Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu "0 40WK)
Corn, bu ....80OH0 88 000
Oata. bu 7.000 $.000
Leading quotations were as ioiiows:
Articles.
Open. I High. I Low. Close
Wheat
July ,
September
1 lecember
September
December.
1 074
1 04'.
1 014
644
624 !
634
Allls-cnaltnars p'4 too 514 1 61.4
AmslKsmaU4 Copper 4,100 83 tl
American Axricultural 1,000 444
Am. Hoot Susar 11.700 444 4SH
Am. Can p(4 1.800 fl t ,
Am. O. & r (00 66H Is
Am. Cotton Oil ,") 75H 144
Am. H U pfd It") i! 42
Am. Ira Sacurltlaa. too 19 !tvi
AmaHcan Unsaed 1.3W 174 IT1
Amarlcan Locomotlva T0 60 - M4
Am. a. A H 11. M0 2S 04
Aa. i R pfd 10 H'- lioi.
Am. 8ugar KeflnlDf IX 121 124 '4,
Am. T. tt T. 4,i)0 142'4 H'-,
Am. Tobacro pfd T'i 101 liii
American Woolen 100 M4 14 14
Anaconda Mining Co 1.5'K) 4 48
Atchison t.V'O 114 115
Atchison pf4 l.(M m l"6't
Atlsntlc Cxaat Una 2 U 12
Maitimora a Ohio 7.7UO J in1
Bal. Oblo pit I
Bethlehem Steel 1,200 31 4
hroiiklyn Rapid Tr lo.SOO 80
Canadian Psnlho l.niO 182
Central Leather 1,600 31 4
Central Laather pfd-...
Central of New Jeraer.
Chesapeake Ohio....
Chicago A Alton
Chlcio Ot. W
Chlraso A N. W
C, H. St. P 4.M0 164
C, 0., a tt St. I
Colorado P. 1 4.no 444
Colorado A 80 too (414
Colo. A 80. 1st pfd
Colo. 80. Id pfd
Consolidated Oaa 2 701 Ul'
Corn Producta l.tQ 23V,
Delaware Hsdaos 1,K 1S
PanTrr A Rio Orande l.fO 414
P. aV R. O. pfd 400 t4
DlBtlllera' Bacurltlsa I.tflo 404
Erie 6.400 !
Erie lat pfd 1,400 624
Erie td pfd
General Electric "0 la 44
Great Northern pfd 4.200 149, 149
Great Northern Ore c(S.... l.iO 74 16
Illinois Central 9"0 Ui 14s4
Interboroush Met. l.toO U's 14S
Int. Met. pfd 16.400 61 6014
International Hanrester ... 1 15 K
Int. Msrlna pfd 100 ItVe 144
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern..,
K. C. 80. pfd
LuuliTllle N
Minn. Bt. L
M., St. P. 8. M ...
Missouri Psclflo
M . K. A T
M . K. ft T. pfd
National Biacult
National Lead
N R. R. of M. 1st pfd.
New York Central
N Y . O W
Norfolk w
North American
Northern Paclfla
Pacific Mall
PennaylTanla
People's Gss
P . C. C. a Bt L
Preeaed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car....
Railway Btael Spring....'
Reading ,.
Republls ftteel '
Republic Steel pfd -.
Rock Island Co
Rock lalaad Co. pfd . .-.
St. U S F. 24 pfd..
St. L. S. W
St. L. I. W. pld
Slora-Sheffleld I. A I.,
Southern Pacific
80. Pacific ptd .........
So. Railway i.toe 314
So. Railway pfd 1"0 ?H
Tenneseee Copper 14 ri
Texae A Pacific 0 t
T , St. U A W - 47
T , St. L. A W. pfd 40 4
t'nloa Pscine ,.. it,To4 I44
t'nlon Pacific pfd 1104 UU4
I', g. Realty ,
V. S Rubber..
. 16.400
l'O
10O
4"00
mo
, LfkiO
o
00
J!4
t'4
4i4
724
141
M4
414
II
f"0
1H
1 rs!
1
1 W4
M4t
RaV
' &J4I
1 vt 1 twv
1 04 1 0 4
1 034 1 '4B
6T4!
2 I
241
64WA
634R
Plourv bbla.
Wheat.; bM. .,
Corn,, bu,' ..
Oata, b. ..
8.:t3
. t.m
...iS'.vd
,-.lJ04
9,11)
i.70l
v tirsee,i Qrala Market.
LTVRRrOOr June 89.-W1I EAT-gpot.
No. 2 rax western winter, nominal; futures,
steady; July. Vs.. V1.; September, 8s., 7Vd.;
l mbar. aa., id.
Cork 4Spet. new American mixed, via
Calwton, steady, 4a.. 44d : futures, quiet;
July, aa.,- 8d.j Heplenibar. ts., 4d.
. Mlaaeayalla Grata atavrket.
x4INN:A$OLI9. June fl. WHEAT
iuly, sytataUrer, li.12; IoeuUer,
Philadelphia Provlaioa Harket.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June -RI"l'-TER
Steady: western creamery and oear
bv prints. 27o.
Rtic.i Firm. 4c higher: Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts, free cases, tlo at
mark; current recelpfa In returnable cass.
tic at mark; current receipts, tree cases,
20-lc at mark.
Cll EElC ftcgdy; New York full cream
choice, lip; fair to good. !244jl3c
1.6 S64
ii.otio 1U4
' joo
M0 S'4
l0 1J2'4
Jl 3
1.10 1S44
1,700 1144
4') 434
100 11
' 1O0 414
. 73. I O 117
,' .710 l, '
100 tH
. 4710 's
, 1,04 1IV4j
wo 4:1s
S' 17 S
I4
4) .'S
. 4S.o
i.ioo !l4
ss
294
44
74
14"4,
(4
n
724
41
7
'64
1224
'iiii
14
ism
114
l:ms
114
424
110
62
24
44
44
aa
74T4
414
64
4'4
1WV,
1-1
142S
10'S
14
41
1154
1IWU
12SL,
M'4
o
182 va
114
104
2D3
174
474
71
44U
. M4
14014
z:'4s
4S
19
14
624
4!4
114
149U
J4
W4
84
4
lfi4
ls
24
4t4k
141
6a
13K4
71
.an
10T
S4
iu
11344
624,
SV Ss
(2
IMS
14
1H
114
1
41
110
4:114
34
J4
M
100
1
4
, K
6 4
1114
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Fat Cattle Generally Slow, with
Prices Steady to Easier.
H0QS AEE STEADY TO ITVE LOWER
.hees Coatlaae ilow eellera, While
Vetera Art Graaaally Worklag
Dswi to a I.ower Basle for
All Grades.
SOUTH OMAHA. Juna , IP-
Receipts were:
Offlclsl Monday ...
Estimate Tuesday .
101 do ten. 44s
c. 4s. lviViMo. Pacific 4s
.. "ef y c. a 1V ...
..1114 do deb. 4s
. .PUsM. T. T 4HS sew.
.. 14H N. T.. N. H. A M.
..uss. cv. 1M4
..ll N. A W. 1st con. 4a .
.. H od tr. 4a 4
..l'4No. Pacific 4a I"i4
.. M do Is 14i
.. "Sf S. L. rfd. 4a ... 4i
.. 7VPenn. . 1V.S 1415.. H
. .10't "do con. 4s W4)
..114 Readme sen. 4S I0OH
"'st u s r. tt s.
77 do 1st A ref
.... llltl!. S. Rubber 4s ctfs..l'f4
4v,sHt' t. Steel Id 6s 1S
lnd't Va -Cam. chem. 6a... SI
.....t014Wahsali 1st ts 1IJ14
.... IV( do let A ax. 4a 774a.
7 Western Md. 4s V
.... CTViWsst. Elec. CT. la.... 4
77 Wis. Central 4s 154
Armour 4s 4.s
C. B A q. s. 4a... i"
6 77 6 Dli 8 88 6 18
6 So 4 3o 6 16
6 VI 6 83 I 6 20,
R S7I 6 80 t 86
a. 61 K tl IS 89 IS 2
t 681 E 82 4.11 6 S21 6 14
7 644 6 M IS 441 6 30 6 11
The followi.. table shows the average
price of hogs at Pouih Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons;
Oen. Klec. ct. Is I4C4C. A O. ref. 6s 1"1S
II. t en. 1st ref. 4s.. M"r. A R. O. ref Is... e44
Int. M4. 4v,s 794 N. R. R. of M. 4a.. "4
Int. M. M. 4s 'JSSt. L. A S F. g 6s.. sot,
K. C. Sn. 1st Is 74,o. Psclflo cv. Ctfa...l024
Bid. Offeree.
Losdoa Stock MarVef,
LONDON. June 29. The market for
Amerlran securities opened unchanged to
4 higher, with business rather ltgnt.
The movement of prices ruled Irregular
nd at noon the market was dull with
prices 4 lower to 4 higher compared with
the New York closing.
London clOBing stocks:
Consols, money ....84 -! Mo., Ksn. A Teiaa.. 41
do account lAuf.1.44 -fciiNew York 1 entrsi....is'
Ansronda Norfolk A western.. 114
Atchison Hi do pfd vo
do pld inavt Ontario a wallers... l4
Baltlmwe A Ohio. ...1W4 PannsylTanta ....
Cansdlsn Psrtfla . .,184 Rsnd Mines
Cheaapaaka A Ohio... TDXReadlns
Chi. Creat Western.. 84 Southern Railway
Chi.. Mil. A St. P..l do pfd
Ie Rears
Denser A Rio a.
do pfd ,.
Brie
do let pfd
do td pfd
Orand Trunk . ..
Illinois Central ..
LouisTille A Nash.
14 Southern Pantlo
494
in
H4
. 14
, 704
l"4
4S4tinlon Psclflo 1M
lit do pfd
. Vi 8. Steel
. 14 do pfd ..
. 44 Wabash ...
. 13 do ptt . .
161fefpenlah 4a
.144 Amel. Copper
105
... 9
...1274
... 21
;.'."!;;!i7t,
SILVER Har, quiet at 23 15-1im1 per ounce.
MONET 14 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open markt
for short and three months' bills Is 1 9-10$
1 per cent.
Boston Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON. June 29. Money, caU loans. 2
f?3 Dr cent: time loans, 84x5 per cent.
Official closing: ' v'
Atcblmn adj. 4s S3 . Ailmiei
do 4s .1004 Aenalfminated
Atrhletn R. R HI4Arlaona Com,
do pfd H"4 Atlantic
Boston A Albany If Butto Coalition ...
Boston Elaratad 124 Cal. A Arlsona....
ritchturc pfd HO401. A Hecla
N. Y.. N. H. A H...171 Centennial
t'nlon Pacific lM4Copper Banre
Am. Irae. Chem 44 j)aly West
Am. Pneu. Tube I Isle Royals
Amer. Sugar .1274.ejaes. Mining
do pfd J?4 4tDihise
Amsr. Woolen H Mohawk'
do prd '...lOHismnt.'C. A C
pomtnion I. A ., 14 -,N everts
Kill son Elec. , Illu,,..l4 ad.IiMmlnloa--
Benersl BlectrioJ....aeii jwreoia
Maaa. Electrlo
do pfd ....
Mass. Oaa ...
I tilted Knilt
United 8. M.
do pfd
tr. 8. Btnel..
do afd
Advenlure ...
g34TInlty
7VTite4 Copper
..... 48-4 1.' S.- Mining..
,....144"i tl...f...
i4Plsh
M4 Victoria
at Winona ...
lit Wolverine
v.... IS North Butte ...
.. 41
.. 124
.. 4
.. S.-.4
. .103
..60
.. 324
.. 12
.. 4
.. 14
.. 14
.. IK
.. 4S
.. 20
14
., 64
..1K5
... U41
.. 10
.. 4H
... 824
... 41
.. 44
... 64
...14H
... 674
Local Securities Qnotatloos.
Qnotttlons furnished br Ssmue Barns, Jr.,
New Ytrk Life building, Omaha.
Cudahy Packing Co. 6s 1824
ColumMia, Neb , K L. 6a 126
City of Omaha bonds 44 1
City of Omaha 6a 1(12
Pouglas county 4s 1824
F. A M. Bank atock. Lincoln
Gate City Malt Co. 4
Kansaa City Ry. 6a ltll
Nebrsaka Telephone stock 4
Nebraaka CnJerwrttera, Omaha
Omaha Oaa la 1117...-
Omaha S. L. A P. 6e ltll
Omaha A C. B St. Ry. is 1914
Omaha ft C. R. St. Ry. 6a 1924
Omaha A C. B. Bt. Ky. pfd I Es-dlv.
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry com. 4 ....
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. A B. pfd 4...
Omaha Water Co. 6a 1144
Omaha Water Co. 1st pfd...
Omaha B. of T. Bldf. Co. pfd
Omaha B. P. A T. Co. 4a 1117
Sheridan Coal Is HI I
South Omaha Sewer 44a 124
Sloua Clly Stock Yards pfd e...'.
Union Stock Tsrda So., Omaha. 4
Bid Asked
94 4
sv.
10DV4
II
1024
"T4
74
'74
, 1(10
4
l4i
, S
454
. 4
14
100
6
1014
loj,
101
1
ion
4
vs
4
ino
101
100
4
Tl
4
4
n
103
0
M 1KI
10014 101
U K)
I N
New York Mining; Stoeka.
NEW YORK, June 29. Closing quotations
on mining stocks wre:
Alloa 171 t.esdvtlle Cos
Brunswick Con I Uttle Chief .
Com- Tunnel atock... Mexican
do bonds II ontsrto
Con. Cal. A Vs. 15 Ophlr
Horn Bllrer 13 standard
Iron Silver 140 Yellow Jacket
Offered.
... 4
... T
...!0
...16
...140
...176
... 60
1M 1M
lie
104
114
71
41
174
8
814
7114
1"4S4
SC
VI 4,
4H
874
ass.
24
V. S Steel lll.tnt) (Si, SJT,
r. S. Steel pfd 1.1" 154 1-'H
ftah Copper 'V 414. 4S4
Va -Carolina Chemical M ".4 '44
Wabash 1 T') H4 4
Wabaaa pfd I.Oia) M 17
Western Maryland 8.M0 Ui 12'
WesllnihcuM Eiectrls a) S6 ei
Wsetem t'nlon
Wheeling ALE
Wisconsin Ctntral ) 46 66
Total sales for the day, 611.100 share.
113 1:144
M 14
94 44
lk l
344J 144
47 47 "
v, eit
154 IH44
64 MXa;
44
1IM
4t4
644,
21
6' 4
U'4
14
"4
10
66
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, June 29. Today's state
ment of tie treasury balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 1160.000,000 gold
reserve, snows: Gold coin and bullion
844.727,407: available cash balance, in,a23,6og
gold certificates, 871,163.27)0.
Dank Clearings.
OMAHA. June 29. Bank clearings for to
day were 12,047,746 07 and for the corres
ponding date last year si.tw.tus.BW.
Cotton Market
NEW YORK. June 84). The cotton mar
ket opened barely steady at a decline of
&i10 points and showed a net decline of
6u'tl8 Dolnts during the early sesHlon as
result ot heavy realising and selling for a
turn on the idea that a reaction was UKeiy
before the holidays and the government
July report. A few leading bulls were
la rue buyers, but prices held within
point or two of the lowest during the mid
die of the morning, with the tone unset'
tied.
Hpot closed quiet; middling uplands, 12c
midland gulf. 12.2&C: sales. 851 balea.
Futures ouened barely steady: June.
U.60ull.0c; July, 11.4Sc; August, 11.63c; Sp-
tember, 11. mc; octoDer, u wc; L'ecemner,
1168c; January, 11.65c; March, 11.62c; May,
U.usc.
Futures closed barely steady; June,
11.66c; Jul, 11.47c; August, 1160c: Septemyer,
11.60c; October. 11.4ic; November, ii.dic
December, llf3c; January, 114c; March
11.60c: May. 1163c.
GALVESTON, Tex., June 28.-COTTON-
lllpner. lle.
6T. LOC1S. June 8 COTTON-Hlg-her
middling. 114c; sales, none; receipts, 8,014
bales; shlpmeuta, 8,014 baleso; stock, 27, Ua
paiea.
Visible Supply of ilraln.
NEW YORK, June 2.-8pecUI cable an
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, III . June . CORN Lower;
No. 8 yelluw. 7ic; No.. J yellow. 724c; No
8. 72l.c; No. 4. 714c; o grade, 7c.
OAT3-Lower. No. while. 6140214:
No. 4 white, 6O0.
Dnlata Grain . Market.
Pl'LUTH. June 29. r WHEAT July,
81 274; September, 8113; No. 1 northern,
tl 8V: No I northern, 1.W
OAT-X 1
telegraphlo communications received by
Hradstreet's hli.iw the following changea In
available supplies, aa compared with Dre
vlous sx'count: Wheat I'niled Stales, enst
U.i.iliU, " . A . . n... .... . 1 .... , ..
Cleaned 71:1.000 bu. Tola I nlted Statea an
IONDON. June 29 Money was wanted Canada decreased 2.H16.UO0 bu. Afloat for
on the market today for monin-niil req'ilre-1 and In Kurope tlecreased 4.0U0 000 bu. Total
ment. Ilacounts were steady. The volume j American and European supply decreased
of business on the Stock exchange as : 6 1o.ij0 bu. Corn I'nited States and
steady . Uiiitsh and foreign rails and 1 Canada decreased 214. 0U) bu. Oats I'niled
Kaffirs yielded to selling pressure, but Htates and Canada decreased 8.n6t.000 bu.
the latter as well as foreigners closed The leading im'reases and decreases rev
firmer on continental support. Crand Trunk ported this week follow: . Increases 4'leve
and Canadian Haclflc beneflte.1 on the May land bfi.Ouu bu. Oecrt-aaes Chicago private
8.403
8.0U0
6.403
4 478
Hogs. Bheop.
i.tfl 6.iV)
.04)
14.41 9.VJ0
16,433 6,M
9.C.75 6WI
iee t:M
14.WM 8.43
M.tiS 6,414
Two da- this week..,
Bame davs last week...,
ame davs 2 weeks sgo..
nme days 8 weeks ago.. 4.94
atiia days 4 weeks ago.. 6.3S8
Same days last year 6,413
The, fnllnwtnr table shows the receipts
of cattle, hoge and aheep at South Omaha
for tha year to date, compared with last
ear: iw. iiw. -'TV
...i. ai ixn i n it) m f,7
Iocs 1.378 fti4 4i2.1S4 11S.1W
Sheep 663,724 6S7.014
Tha fnii.iwins table ihni the average
price of hogs at South omeha for the last
several days, with comparisons.
Date. I 1.109. UOS.liHr7.l.18l6.llH.lSJ.
una 19...
une 20...
une 21...
une 23...
une 23...
une 24...
une 86...
une ...
une 7...
nne 2S...
7 63 I
e
7 634
6 674
T 444
7 3S4
7 484i
7 68
8 44! 8 031 4 381 B 191
Mil s soi 0 oi ; w
6 h'M 4 24 1 6 lUi B ui
6 07
6 06
6 10
6 4
6 88
6 84
6 '3
t 67
6 67
S 70
8 65
Date. I 1909. 1908.1907.1904.1'J06 104.1'.I03.
une 18...
une 19...
une 20...
une 21...
une 22...
une 23...
une 24...
une 25...
une 20...
uno 27...
une 23...
une 2:1...
7 04J 6 67
6 64
6 ri
7 63
134!
7
6
7 4441
7 M
7 44
7 68
a
7 644
77,
8 86
6 2
6 67
6 63
6 861
6 7 4 3" 4 93 687
5 93 8 8S 6 19 6 V4
6 91 6 80 6 la 6 00 8 88
689 6 28 6 10 6 07
6 91 6 33 6 13 6 07 I 81
6S66 16 6066 7S
6K3 6 20 6 12 6 67
8 80 6 85 6 16 6 67
6 81 39 5 28 8 70
6 82 4 43 6 82 5 14 6 45
6 86 6 44 6 80 6 11
6 4721 6 47 6 22 6 06 5 47
WE OFFER
1,290,000
STREET'S WESTERN STABLE CAR LINE
FIRST MORTGAGE C's
Dated June 1, 1909. Denomination $1,000, Coupon Bonds, rrinclpal tnsr
be registered. Principal and semiannual Interest June and December 1st,
payable at the First Trust and Savings Dank, Chicago, Trustee.
MATLIUTIK9 AND TRICKS
9 00,000 June 1, 101ft; 08.73 and Int.
100,000 June 1, 1018; 08.M and Int.
lOO.OOO Jane 1, 1917; 08.88 and Int.
lOO.OOO June 1, 191H; 08.23 and Int.
lOO.OOO Jane 1, 1019; 08.07 and Int.
100,000 June 1, 1020; 97.03 and Int.
9100,000 June 1. 1021 1 V7.79 and Int.
100,000 J cue, 1, 1022 ; 07.07 and Int.
100,000 June 1, 1023; 07.54 and Int.
100,000 June 1, 1024; 97.43 and Int.
100,000 June 1, 102ft; 97.89 and int.
100,000 Jane 1, 1020; 07.21 and 1C
9100,000 June 1, 1927; 07.11 and Int.
The above bonda are the vnsold portion of an authorised lsau of $1,000,
000, secured by an absolute first lien on all the cars of the Company, num
bering about 7,500, and by a First Mortgnfie on the Company's plant cohering
some ten and a half acres of land at 47th and Morgan Sts., Chicago, and on
all of the reeU estate, building and other cfs of the Company now or nere
after acquired. The total assets of the Company December 81; 1908, as cer
tified to by Price, Waterhouse & Co, Auditors, were 97,74,472.70.
Capital Stot k
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized.
Preferred (Cumulative 7).
Common
Bonds (thla issue only) . .
91.000,000
. 4,000.000
. 2,000,000
Outstanding-.
9 775,000
8,800,000
2,000,000
Sunday.
lhe official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
.Tattle, nogs, norses.
C, M. k St. P 2
Mn. Parlfic Ry 6
Union Pacific 22
N. W., east 4
A N. V.. west 44
C, Pt. P., M. A 0 14
C, H. & Q.. east 14
C, B. & Q.. west 86
O., R. I. & P., east 1
C, R. I. west 0
lllnols Central
C. Q. W I
tl 12
43
22
121 11
Total receipts 151
The disposition of the day's reo'lpts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hoers. Sheep
STATEMENT OP INCOME
(IUsed on Actual Net Earnings for 1008)
Net earnings (after deducting repairs of cars, taxed aad
all other operating and genera expense) 9 801,820.02
Interest on Bonded debt (tills issue only) lOO.OOO.OO
Net income 201,820.02
THE COMPANY'S SIKP1A8 DEC. 81, 1008, waa. . . . 1,400,888.04
The net earnings of the Company for the past twenty years are 98,207,
019.75 an verag of $314,880.90 per annum, or over five tiiuea the average)
Interest required per annum on this Issue.
We have on file a letter from the President of the Company wore fully
describing the issue. Copies furnished upon request.
In accordance with the provisions of the Equipment Trust Indenture, the
title to the equipment remains in the Trustee, the First Trust and Savings
Dank, Chicago, "until all of the bonds have been retired and all obligations of
the Company, under the Indenture, have been fully compiled with."
SURPLUS
The Company covenants and agrees that It will not, at any time while
any of said bonds or coupons remain unpaid, declare or pay any dividends upon
Its capital stock that will will reduce or cause to be reducl the surplus funds
of the Company below the sum of 91.200,000.
Special circular describing this issue will be furnished upon request.
Short-time Bonds of approved standing taken in exchange for any of the
above.
A. D. LEACH a COMPANY
140 Dearborn Street, Chicago
Omaha Packing Co
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Krey Packing Co
Omaha Pk. Co. fr. K. C.
Swift & Co. from K. C,
Cudahy Pk. Co. fr. K. C,
Carey & lienton
Hill A Hon
F. P. Lewis
Huston fi Co
II. nulla
L. Wolf
Sam Werthlmer
H. F.. Hamilton
F. O. Inghram
Sullivan Bros
United Beef Co
Swarts & Vollen
St. Louis Independent ...
Other buyers
4'.'4
m,
1,126
"24
CA
134
DO
4
17
113
20
19
5
W
, 12
, 27
TS
181
1,080
1.805
3,2:15
2.203
364
177
817
1,2S
194
IS
693
1.144
statements American securities opened un
changed to higher, with buslnvxs rather
light. Prlee movements ruled Irregular and
at noon the market was dull, with price
U lower to H higher than yesterday's New
York closing. In the aftermx I'nU.n Pa
cific. United Rtatea 8teel and AicMson.
Topeka 4V Santa Fa received the mottt at
tention. Then the New York opening
cheered the market and prices hardened,
especially In steel, and closed steady near
the beet.
BEKLIN, June . Trsdlng on the Bourse
.toda wag luacUvs. wlia Lbs Uudeacy of
elevaloi Sla.OuO bu.. Furl Worth 146,000 bu.
Begar aad Mulaaaes.
NEW YORK. June 2. ail'tJA K-Raw,
ateudy; fair refining. I.4c; centrifugal, '
lent. 3 92c : No. 4, 4 4."c; No. 7, 4 40c; No. 8,
4 25c; No. . 4.30c; No 11. 4 20c; No. 11, 4.16c;
Nr. 13. 4.10c; No. 14. 4 10c; confectioners' A,
4.76c; mould A. 5 3c; cut loaf, IV&c;
crushed Bt'ic: powdered, iu6o, granulated,
4'.o: cubes. 4 20c
. MOLASSICH Steady; New Orleans jpen
kelUe, good to choice, 62a
Total -.8.4:3 8,412 . 3,602
iHTTl.K-RerKinta ni cattle thla morning
were fairly liberal, 161 cars being reported
in. As has been the case on most days of
late, the great big bulk of the receipts con
sisted of cornfed steers, many of them
aood weurhtv cattle.
The mirkst was In verv much the same
condltlim as noted yesterday and the latter
part of last week. Buyers seemed to want
a tew light cattle, and anyuung mat, suiteu
them commanded about steady prices. They
also picked up a few heavy cattle at very
satisfactory prices, but the majority of the
heavy cattle anu everyming on tne piaui
order was very mucn negiecieo, 11 using
alnw market with a lower tendency. Buy
ers were about the moat particular ana
the hardest to please thaj they hava been
anv dav of late.
The number 01 cows ana neirers on saie
waa small and anything desirable along
that line commanded prices not materially
different from thone prevailing yesterday.
In fact, most salesmen Quoted tneir sne
siock as steady.
There were more feeders than have been
on sale most days of late. Still the supply
was quite small. What few cattle there
were sold quite readily at steady prices, as
high as ti.X) being paid for pretty good
cattle having some weight.
uuotstions on cattle: uooa 10 cnoioe
corn-fed steeis, ) 4)6.76; fair to good
corn-fed steers, i.0CK.40; common to fair
corn-fed ateers. tt.oudis.uu: good to cnoioe
corn-fed cows and heifers, Jfi.00igi.85; fair
to good cows and heifers, 43.7tva5.uu; com
man to fair cowa and heifers. 4i.OtWi3.7f
stock heifers. 43 264.00; veal calves, 4.0Ou
7.00; bulls, stags, etc., $3.Sft5.2S; good to
choice atockers and feedera, M-at-fro M; fair
to good atockera and feeders. 43.764H.26;
common to fair stockers and feeders, 13. ui
e?J5. . . . . . .
huub uooa snipping nogs ana nogs 01
gocd quality commended fully steady
prices this morning and the market was
fa r y active on that Kind, un tne otner
hand, packing grades were sluw and gener
ally 6c lower. Taking tne market as
whole, It could hardly be called other than
dull, but still everything changed hands
In fa r season in the morning. A consider
able proportion of the hogs sold at 17 W(J
7.76 and on up as high as (7.8a for full
loads. A piece of a load reached 17. 90. It
wculd be well for shippers to understand
that buvers are 1 making quite a little dif
ference In the matter of quality. There Is
a rood shipping aemana at mis point,
which causes the better grades to command
a premium over less desirable loons.
SHEEP There was some Improvement
to the general tone of the trade on today's
market. It was'evldent from the opening,
however, that buyers had not discarded
their bear tactics and sales as a rule
showad more or less of a decline. Re
ceipts were moderate, consisting as usual
almost entirely of range stock.
While today a market was far from being
an Ideal seller's session, it must be re
membered that bearish pressure ot late
has been strong enough to fores declines
on arassers 01 as mucn as
quarter. Not Infrequently one day s
break on certain grades has - even
exceeded the quarter. In addition to
a demoralised prlca list, demand has been
unusually slack and the trade as a result
has exhibited very little life. The live
mutton market this morning la right
around weak to 15c lower than yesterday,
with spring lambs quotably steady.
Early trade waa slow, but as the morn
lnir rjroarresfied most of lhe pens were
cleared uo In reasonably good aeason.
In the California delegation yearling
wethers made 35.60. Bprlng lambs sold at
$8.00 and a string of choice breeder ewes
moved at 36.75. Tha demand for feeding
stock was rather backward and quality
waa nothlna extra on an average. Wyom
Ina- feeders were weighed up at 3360. A
small string of native spring lambs were
put over the scales at i ou.
Quotations on range sheep and lambs:
Good to choice spring lambs, r7-5ta8 60; fair
to good spring lambs, Jt;.00((f7.W; good to
choice yearling lambs. . 76; fair to
good yearling lambs. 4.7y5.'&; good to
choice wethers, ss..4oeu, iir 10 a
wethers, HM&4.40; good to choice ewes.
i4.0O'ii4.5O: fair to good ewea, 13 604.00;
feeder yearlings, f4.60tl6w.
Bt. Joseph Live Stock Market.
6T JOSEPH. Mo.. June 29. CATTLE
Receipts 1,600 head; market steady, steers,
calves. 4.1604(7 00.
HOGS-Receipts 7 600 head; market lc
, .. . it un rm k nf vales. t7 6.7.70.
SMKFP AND LAM 118 Receipts 8,000
head; market lower; lambs. e.bisWi
St. Loala Live Stock Market.
UT I"H'18. June W CATTLE Receipts
.K!4. Including 2,107 Texans. Market steady;
iiatlve .l.i.pmg and ep..rt steers. W;.l.
dreHscd beef and butcher sierr- 7.-.f. try.
,Zt mtir LOuO pounds, 4.6044,00; stock-
NEW YOIIK
PHILADELPHIA
BOSTON
ers and feeders, t3.2DiN.7K; cows and heifers,
33.75iu7.00; canners, Ii.2Oifj.00; bulls, 33.700
6.06; calves, $6 5007.60; Texas and Indian
steers. 83.7504.60: cows and heifers, tl.mt
5.20.
HOOS Receipts. B.20S. Market 10a to
15c lower. Pigs and lights, 15.667.80
packers, 7.t&457.80; butchers and best heavy.
37.K6iiT8.15
8HKEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 13,511.
Market 15e to 2fc lower: native muttons.
13 hi4.T6; Iambs, 40.CNW-8.86; culls and bucks,
3.46i6.(0; stockers, $3.60(3-4.90.
CHICAOO L1VH STOCK MARKET
ttorr of Iay'a Trading; la Cattle,
Hoge and Sheesi.
CHICAOO. June 29. CATTLK Recelnls.
1,5(10 head; market steady to weak; steers,
86.60&.!t6 cows, 84.0035.76; heifers,
7.00; buns, I3.40ifp5.23; calves, t3.00fr7.60;
stockers and feeders, 8190ff5.2n.
HOOS Receipts, 14,000 head; market 5c
to lOo lower; choice heavy, 8.OO4i8.07Vj:
butohers, n.SOift' 06; light, mixed, I7.offl7.70;
choice light, 87.7037.80; packing, 87.70u7.W;
pigs 85.67.30; bulk of sales, fl.HHtn.h.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 13,000
head; market weak; sheep, 83.7&4'S.O0; lambs,
7.50ij8.50; yearlings, 6.004j4.&0.
Kaaasxa City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 29. CATTLE-Raw
ceipts, 8,000 head. Including 1,700 southerns.
Market steady to strong. Yearlings, 37.28;
choice export and dressed beef steers, $i 50
I !..-; rair to gooa. S4.iiMit).4u; western steeis,
4.76a4.W; stockers and feeders. 43.4046.75:
southern steers, 3.0fr6.S5; southern cows.
H.iarg4.t; native cows, KWiTbtb; native
heifers. 33.5O4jj7.00: bulla. 13.3Mi,4.86: calves.
83.50477.00.
HOUS Receipts, 12M0 head. Market
m r.. in. KA f. . m . . M Pam 47 411. U..IL. '
sales, 7.40$7.80. Heavy, I7.80ST7 iri; packers
4Lim iiuicoere, mt.vowi.w, llglll. st.SOSUI.Io;
Pigs, I5.75ilI7.35.
SHEEP AND
LAMBS Receipts. 4 000
head. Market steady. Lambs. 87.00rrfS 26:
yearlings, 34.76(ij.O0: wethers. M.OO476.OO:
ewes, 3 aw4.80; stockers and feedera. 82.76
foe-26; Texas muttons, $3 76a4.76.
tors was held during the day to perfect
further gray goods contract on which the
manufacturers associations have been
working for some time.
OMAHA GKlfBsfAs. MARKET.
S4agIa sa4 raaey Pradaee Prises Para
atskeal ty Bayers aad Waeleaalera.
BUTTER Creamery. No. I, delivered la
the retail trade in 1-lb. cartons, 2Vic; No. 1
In tO-lb. tubs, ttio; No, I In 1-lb. cartons,
14o; In 00-lb tabs. 8JH0; packing stock, lo;
fancy dairy, tubs, 19Q2oo; common roll,
fresh made, IVikO- Market ehangea every
Tuesday.
EaQ Fresh selling stock, candlea, 13a.
No storsge itock In Omaha market.
CHKEBlt f inest wisoonsiD mil crsasa.
twins, lie; young Amerlcee. 4 In hoop, UV4ot
Its, s in noop. 10 ; daisies, so i a noon.
6He; cream brick, full oase. Uo; bl
Sloes City Live Stock Market.
8IOUX CITY, Ia., Juns 38 (Special Tele
gram.) HOO8 Receipts, 4.000 head: market
6310c lower; range of prices, 37.354J7.70;
bulk of sales, 37.46tf7.6S.
CATTLE Receipts. 400 head; market
slow to steady; beeves, 85.0CHTC; cows,
83 50341.00; feeders. 83 6043-1.76; calves and
yearlings, 33.00S4.40.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts at ths six principal markets
yesterday were;
Cattle. Hngs. Sheen.
South Omaha 8,000 9.0"0 3,800
Sioux City 0 4 000
St. Joseph 1.500 7 5"0 1,000
Kansas City 9.000 U 000 4 000
St. Louts 6.324 ,30,t 12.611
Chicago 1,600 14,000 12.000
Totals 22.426 67,703 83,811
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, June 29. METAfJrJ The
English tin market was lower today with
spot auoted at fias and futures at U33 17s
Cd. Locally the market was quiet and a
shade lower at 10334.20. Copper declined
5s In Iondon, With spot quoted at (58 17s
6d. and futures at 139 15s. Locally the mar
ket was dull; lake is quoted at 13.f7
18.42H; electrolytic at 318 OO&ll 12H. and
casting at 812.7691800. Lead was a shade
lower at (12 17s 6d In London, but quiet at
34.8fr84.46 locally. Spelter advanced to (22
In London.- Locally the market waa quiet
and unchanged at 85.406.46. Iron was un
changed with Cleveland warrants quoted
at 48a Id In London. The local market was
steady; No. 1 northern foundry, 1 14.50917.00;
No. 1, 3t8.0O1?14.W; No. 1 southern and No. 1
southern soft at 814 .161.50.
ST. LOUIS, June 2s.-METAI.fi Lead,
firmer at 34 16. Spelter dull at 36. at.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, June I. WOOL Tha opening
of the goods business for next year at
values considerably higher than usual has
placed the local wool market on a firm
basis. Tha leading domestic) quotations
range as follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania
fleeces, XX. 8538c; X, S3iT34; No. 1
washed, 40tf41c: No. I washed. 4t?41c; fine
unwashed. 274724c; fine unmerchantable. 80
4?91e; half blood combings. 86c; three-eighths
blood combings, 34c; quarter blood comb
ings. 84i&35c:- Lielalne washed. 44u41c: De
laine unwashed. 33 d 34c. Michigan, Wleci.n-
p 1 11 n II U rew 1 ui n, uwi r.. Jiii. uii.mii'i,
2t,?(Xc; Delaine unwashed. 81013o; half
blood unwashed, 86434c; three-eighths blood
unwashed, M'rrwvc; quarter moon, u'sac
Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri three
alarhths hlood. 2f,3c: Quarter blond. IHVrCTc.
ST. LOUIS, June 39 -WOOL Weak!
territory and western mediums. tagzjo
flna mediums, flfct&c; fine, 12920c
CoSee Market.
NKW YORK. June 29. COFFEE Fu
tures closed barely steady, net unchanged
to 10 points lower. Hales were reported or
14.000 bags, including June at iters. iso.
July at 4 lie, September at I 4&u.70o, March
at 86.66tl&0 and May at 6 0c Spot coffa.
quiet; Cordova, W12'c.
favorll
Swiss. 16c: full cream llmburger, 14s.
IOULTRT Broilers, Joci aiive. springs.
imc; heno, UMc; cocks, lc; ducks, lloi
geese. 10c; turkeys, 19c; pigeons, par dos..
46c; guinea fowls, per doc, ti.to; equaba,
per dox., 82. Dresaed bans, ic; aprluga.
1201Vsc; cocks. ci ducaa, Uc; gesaex ile
turkeys, 21o.
FISH Freeh caught; atsaosl all ara
flresaeUi Halibut, Sol buffalo. So; trout.
Uc; bullheads, 14c; catflsn, 17c; crapptos,
sunflsh, 4o to So; black bass, 35oj whlta
flab, Uc; pike, lJc; salmon. 14c ; picker,.
10c; frog lags, 86c. Vresn (rosea: W hi ta
fia h, No. U 10c: round, to; pickerel,
dressed and headless, to; roUneL ic; pike,
dressed. 10c; round, K; red enspar. lie;
Spanish mackerel, Bsllv snaaeral. aaej
each.
BEEF CUTS-No. I ribs, 1514c: No. 1 ribs,
12c; No. 8 ribs. ,0c. No.. 1 loin, lie; No.
t Toln, 14c; No. 8 Ion, lie Na .1 chuck,
7c; No. chuck, 6'c; No. 3 chuck, 80. No.
1 tound, 10c; No. 8 round, lc; No. 1 round,
o. No. 1 plat. 6ViC No. 8 piU,tl; No. I
plale. 4Hc. ' ',
FRESH FRUITS Btrawbsrrles. ttl.7503.2l
per orate tor Missouri and Arkansas stock;
Florida pineapplea. Us to. 41a, 83.78 per
crate; giape fruits, 86 sis per box, 5; 4
tlsu, 16.50; 64 slae. 14; bevaanaa, fancy Port
,lmon, per pound, 4o. -.
CITRUS FHUITli Lemona, 83.50ff4.60;
Oianges. 32 764.00.
VKOETABLES Kansas sweet ( potatoes.
ItTtt per bbL California celery, large, 0ot
smaller. C0c. Naw York Holland seed cab
bage. 7fto per lb.- Wisconsin Red Ulobe
nlons, Jo par u California cauliflower.
83.U0 per crate. Tcmatees, Fiorlaa, tbaake4
Crate, 14.00. Ixittuoe, per dot..', toe. Par
snips, turnips, carrots. Vuo per aoaen. Flor
ida new beets, aarrota, parsnips. ' tiiralps.
sic. oer dox.. 76c.
POTATOES Weak; 86(&86c.
HlUKsj No. 1 green 10c; No. 1 Sured. tie.
Oils ana Rosin.
NEW YORK, Jun . -OIL-rMrolum,
steady; refined, New York. 336; New Totk
and Faltlmore, 88 35; New York and Balti
more, In bulk, 34.35. Turpentine, steady;
46o. Cottonseed oil, -steady : prime crude,
34.8.V94.6O. nominal; prim yellow, 36. 0066. to;
July, 35.664J6 W.
KOS1N Uuiet: strained, common. 33 16
1.20. ' ;
SAVANNAH, 'June 19 TVJRPF.NTINE
Dull; shipments, 138 hbls.' -l,
ROSIN-Flrm. yuotet B, t3.to32.67; I,
63 003 05; E. 33 403 60. F, 3 S2Vytff3.90; O,
4 90: M. 86.0O4T4i05; N, 35.U5 36, WO, 3&ua
1.60; WW, loaOat.CO. w
Mllwaakea Orsls Market.
MILWAUKEE. Jun -WHFlAT-No. 1
northern. $1.33: No. 2 northern, 1.31Vt; Sep
tember. II. ll'nir 1.111a. bid.
OATrV-lHc
BARLEY Samples, 84r71.
Former Omakaa Takes Pastorate.
MARSHALLTOWN. Ia.r Jun 9.-Bp-clal.)
At a meeting of the board of trustees
of ths Presbyterian church of this city,
held today. Rev, James Rayburn, wh until
recently was of Omaha, was offered and
accepted tha pastorate of the church. Rev.
Mr. Rayburn has been supplying (or tha
church for the last two months.
Serloaa laMierailotta
and wounds are healed without danger of
blood poisoning by Rucklen's Arnica Salv.
th healing wonder. 26c, For sals by
Beaton Drug Co. ''',.. ?
Dry tiaosla Market.
NEW YORK. June 19. DRY OOODS
Th dry goods markets rule very firm.
Spring dress goods will be shown next
week by the large corporations. Men's
wear lines are active fur spring. The cot
ton goods export trade Is quiet and firm.
with higher prices named. Cotton yarns
are firm and la slightly better Inquiry for
knitters. A meeting of cotton good fac
Vosvrlttea Law Sastalaeel.
CHICAOO. Jun 29. Th unwritten law
waa sustained today by a jury In Judg
Kersterns court which treed Michael Paoal
lano, charged with th murder of Frank
Bereno as a result. It Is sllaged, of th
tatter's betrayal of Paoellano's sister.
Foley's honey and Tar ta especially rt
ommended (or chronlo throat and lung
troubles and many suf fsrera from bran.
ahltls, asthma and consumption hays found
omfort and relief, by using Foley's Hoaey
and Tar. bold by all druggist.
HOOS INSURED
AGAINST DISEASE:
and ottsr Live Block lasurot against
accident and dlsaa."
Address Th Ll Stock Baclprocal
Underwriters. 410 United bank bldg..
olous Cltjr, la. ' -