Nebraska Newspapers

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Tli-r iHF;r 0rAnA:TrTFT)AT.' XCSY.
1010.
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CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
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Spring Wliet Beceivei Some Wel
come Haiu and More Wanted. -
fulnrrs. stadv: Julv. ij.6'J. October,
6s7d.
(JOHN Snot, essv: oM American mixeo,
fin 4d ; now kiln dried, tv, new ktln dried
va tialveatun. hU; future. nominal.
PICAS Canadian, steady, ,7s.
FLOUR Winter patents, easy, 29s.
SOME, STATES SHOW A ECLINE
Weather. CenlHloua Art Mark In
xr7 lbmhoit (he t orn
pro
I
teli--rieras;e Crop la
"? Looked For.
r. . tv - .. .
jmo.
dome
more
I J vaiu
yv , Casli
OMAHA. June .
The ns2; .net belt received
'am, which Was balily ne'ded and
a yet. nwtlPi) ti) break th druutli.
Kentucky anl ' Missouri state crop re-
urts show" A- decline In condition lor the
non i h of Alay. .
Wann weather' aliould shuw up the
Jamage try Hlcamt.n- files.
Best J;dg vt in.ukel condition are
doubtful i rafmvra sell their wheat below
Vie dollarjlevei.
, Weathin- cnrtd.tlond- are i.ich Improved
nii'ougholit. tiie,.'cui-ii belt,., t-nder iavorable
c'uiidmoii;'extlnir it l.t ?xpecicd that the.
new crvp Will easily make average yleldH.
I'armtrs have shuwn little , disposition to
sell ami van A in firm. '
Wheat . wan firm on the nneniiig on
higher cribles. Shorter covered later, and
res auvanced in from euiuiaay ciusu.
h heai w tirni. Mnd oHoi nigs were
ibKorbed at lr over Saturday.
There Was a good buying of corn, the
aiaikei Uliif supported by longs who took
Silvanliiu.. of .light offerings and the
treniith Ir. vlieut-lv out nrices tip. Ke-
'elptk arm model Hie, but a better
movement' is .' expected with warmer
veathtr. j . , i.'
Primary! wlioat receipts wore 4'V!.O00 liu,
nd shipments-were 2i2,O00 bu., against holi
day last joar.' " .. 'r
Frlmarv rn'rrf Hcelnt' Were 831.000 bu
mil ehpnients were 593,009 bu., against holi
llav Inat vear.
jrarane.wer 16,000 bu. of corn, 12.000
mi. or ofljCAnu. a heat nn Hour equal to
87.COO bu..-J! . ',
Llv er-pJof Tlii)l-l VI higher on wheat and
uricimnger ,pn corn.
Loral r 1114b of options? -
Articles., Ope-n.f Hlrh. Low. Close. Saty
WC.UUKH 1 'l llli - GRAIN - BKI.T
Warmer la Predicted for Taesdar,
with PrnHable Shower.
OMAHA-. June 6, 1310.
I.laht showers were scattered over the
central vallevs during the last twcniy-
four home, sml (jenerally cloudy and nn
ettl"(1 weather c ntinuen throtigliout the
valleys this morning, with light tainx fall
ing in Oklahoma, uhiiis are tailing in m?
lake region. New Kngland and on the
outh Atlantic coat, and heavy i iina have
alien within the lact twenty-lour Mours at
points In the gulf Ktate". The weather hua
been allghtly warmer over the central val
leva nine e the preceding report and tf?ni
peratures ara generally higher thioughout
the weit, but no marked nor derided
change ha occurred in any soclion. Areas
of litgh preuie civertle tho extrema upper
'alleya, ana ine i-sciijo coaai, nun a
trouah of loV ureasure extenoing from the
extrumo northwest down over the mountain
region. Thta troiigh pf low pronsurc will
continue enntwnrd and nhowera are proba
ble In thl vlelmty tonight or Tuesday, with
allghtly warmer tonight.
. rt. niiMratiir and - nreelniiatlnn at
Omaha, compared w.l'v. tli lat three
years, 1 ioiiows:
, AJiv. 4.-HT. ij'l, iJI.
Minimum temperatuu ., i' ru to m
frec-lpitatlon T T .! 1.75
orinul tempcraiuro iur iunu, u uc-
1, T.iflt incliea. innn
J.SJlnchea.
Dettirlenty ccrreapouuiug yenuu in iwot
.Winch. . ,
It. A. r.r-nii. tiocai r ui .
Whfut I I I '
July..'. ' tOVsl ' S9H!' 4
Kept..., tr 6r;i "80. tt,
Corn- IrT 5 I I '
July.: .!, V'VSin M, Ml .B4i
Sept. i . ... K'A B(i 5ui
Oats- I I '
July... S4H 2i 31-jl 3t
Omaha Caali Trleia.
WHEATrNp. 5 hard. tic; No. 8 liari,;
tVu'iic; .fC-l-."Turrd, !.:; No.- t nprlng,
Mtu'JOc; Nq, "'iHinff,-"1l'fr!i3e;,Na, 4 prlng,
CORN'-Not.." nUte. ffSfttic; .o. '
white, oSHIiJfc; '.JCo. -4.j.w.hltfe. Sftu7c: No.
yellow, Si'tc; No. 8 yeilow, 53(jj,63,ic; No. 4
yellow, MfifV-r No. I. 55c; No. S, 6J1iS6c;
No. 4. BSViliWo no grail, 434j49c.
OATS Standard, 3iic:)!p. 3 white. 3i
wc; wo. 4 wiate, c; ?o s yotlow, wya
HA RLE Y 44!j4t4 T Hot 1 feed. 43g4io; re
Jerted. 40tr434 i v ,'iV.
RYl'-No. 2, 7S76c;:No. S.'toc.
A'arlot' tAecltt
' 'I ' Wheat. Corn. Oat"
Chicago -,Y..tw! !..... -9 313 127
Mlnneapolta .. ....;.'.'.... 2S9 ...
Umih i.vm,,.......,,,,!!).., 104 ... 12
uuiutn 14 ....
CHICAGO "lR,ri AM PROVIMOS
Kratnrea of the Tradlasx aad Cloalna;
Prltfea on .Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO,, June ,6.7-Actlve buying of
wheat here 4y foreigners today emphasized
me aigniiicance or nigner prlcea in Kurope.
iiiiwiu urgeri.il) purennse were also re
celved from the northwest and the south
wt. -. motivation were plain that some
o tna largep shorts had covered In antlci
patkin of alarming ahowlna In the mv
ernment's forthcoming report on rroos. Not
only wheat-but every one of tho leading
Kjapies. on mange scored a substantial ad
vanie. wneai closed J to lfac up,
norn, j"ny)ic; obis, 'ii'1o ana provlulons
K) to (Sc. - '
Tiho eloao dn-wlwat -wa trcmir at aTioiit
Ihe peat prices of the day.- Offerings were
comparatively scanty from the atart. Kew
reactions occurred and they were small
One of the sources of the prevailing robust
teeJing lay. In .the bulllshnesa of ttie corn
market. It was noticed also that ine north'
s-estern changes Quoted relatively hla-he
prices than C'hkagn. The Inarket here waa
axaerted. oy soma to be actually on an ex
port basis. Interest, waa acute as to the
government report due Wednesday after
noon, but the fact was pointed out that a!
though the document might prove surpris
ing tho atate figures tip to date gave no
sign of other than a bearish showing on
winter wheat at least. Hume rather. serious
damage reprs, however, were received
today, notably from Mlnsouii and Indiana,
Jn addition, ivortn fiakota sent com
plaints of no growth. Furthermore, Texas
dispatches- allege that little wheat was
moving. can sales here reached fair pro.
jina-"!!!, luu.viu Dusneis, . ana charters, bio.
On"rr.Hhela. September ranged hetwee
SXHk and i&ie, plotting at lTkc, a net gain o
The corn market was strong throughout
with the exception of a brief dip early.
'Price limits for the September option were
WV nd (KMkcu wlth 'the close firm at
SOWtrC. Tha,aah market was also firm.
Ko. 2 yellow cicsed at 6Stn")!tSc.
In oats there was some taking on of
lpna; IVnee by sfveruhitors who' figured that
the fine crop promts had been more than
discounted' In, the price. September varied
from 8.',,C to OSc, closing at the latter
figure.
, , Hulllsh utterances of a Milwaukee packer
regarding provisions were given some back
ing from . Interests- allied with him. Pork
finished 60c to to up, lard, 30c to 35c, and
rlhs, . X7C U 4oc
The range of future waa as follows:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Prices of Stocks Brtak Violently to
Hew Tiw I-fTcU.
RAILROAD RFPORTb THE CAUSE
i
Mor f Irralaied that Hrilers Tnnk
Line Uffleera Harp l.ltrn I
Hope of trrnrtnac lnillflen
- tloji of I. err.
Nailnnal Pl.rult
Na'innal lea.i
N K It. of M. M pld..
.Nw Tok Omni
N. V.. t. A W
Nnrtoik WniUrn
North American
Nirlhm Pariftc
Pa.tf Mall
PennvlTanla
IVxpia'a fiaa
P.. l'.. '. ft. L
PiftRburt Coal .
Pieuil Slael I'll
Pullman Palace Car
Rllar trl Spring.
Kndlns
Itrpublli' Hlffl
Hfpuhlli' R'nl rid ...
Rok lulaml Co
lio.k llan1 n. pM.
St. I,. A . p. :j pfil
lit. U.ula H. XV
ft L. St. W. pill
I Mmta-ahKttlrM H I
' Foul hern Pari fit-
: nlthprn Itnllwav ...
Bo. Hallway ptd
;'lennt'a Cupper ...
Taxaa it Tarlfn-
, T , ft. L. A W
T.. t. I-. t W. Pll
I I iil'in rnrlflo
i nion frtcuir r11'
ptd
t ntlid Statea Bte
t'rah ("upper
Va. -Carolina CheniUal
WaNtnh
Wabarh ptd
Warin Maryland ...
VMlnrhou' Lltft'trle
VsHtern I 111 on
Wheeling t l-aka Krle
Toial aalra for the d, K9,liW hre.
Corn and Wheat. It eg Ion
For Omaha. Neb., lor-tna
hours ending at s a. nt.
Monda, June , ' .
OMAHA D1STIUOT.
Temp. Raid
Stations. Max. illn. fall.
Ashland, NCb.... M . W .
Auburn, wen i ii .ui
Broken H w, iMeD. ib .w
t:olumbus, N-b.. W W .W
ulbcrtnoli, Neb.. i u
Kairbury. Neb... SO W .
Kairmorit, Neb... 77 5:t .20
.ir. -Island, Neb.. M ou .u
"i-lartiflgton. Neb. "2 42 .00
Haatlngx, .ftto... s i .w
Holdrege, Neb... 7S 51 .00
Oakdale, Neb.... 77 45 .ul
Omaha, Neb id oi. , .w
Tekamah, Ncb.. SO 4-5 .10
Alta, la 73 ' '
Carroll, la Ti 3!i .0.
Clarlnda. la 77' 52 .21
,lbley: la.... t
Jriioux City. la.. i4. . 42
'Not Included In averages,
Bulletin.
twenty-four
tolli meridian time.
Sliy.
Ft. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
11. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear :
Clear
yt. cloudy
Cloudy- -
Cleat
Pt. ciouiy
Minimum
temperature for twelve-hour period ending
at a. in. ' ,.
DISTRICT AVERAGE?.
' No. of -TTejip'.
niairlcls. 8tatlona."Max. MJn.
Columbus, ' O
Louisville, . Ky...
Indianapolis, Ind
Chicago. 1"
St. Louis, Mo....
Kes Moines, la..
Kansas City," Mo
Omaha, Neb.....
Moderate rains
17 '
U '
12
2
i;i
. 14 '
If -
w .
74-. '
70
tiH
72 ,'
74
f"
46
50
48
,4H .
.52
4H fiH -
, 4S.
Rain-
falb-4
- .10
.10
.00
.' .M
.c
.80
- .20
NEW VOUK, June B - Prices of stocks
broke violently to new luv. levels for the
year in tho late sefsloii of the s'.ock ex
change toihiy, after nervous and feverlsn
fltii'tiitatlons up and don for most of ine
session.
Tho break was co-Incident with the cii
culatlon of reports that the rnilinarl ure.sl-
drnt.i who have gone to Washington to mo- 1 mini hiana liealtj
tost against the government's action to Inited Hiatta Hubiwr.
enjoin western trunk line freight rates had t'nitrrt statra Steal
given up hopo of securing any modifica
tion -of the intended course of the law of-'
ficers of the administration. There had j
been much 'talk of the conference to bo,
held at the White House later In the dav '
between President- Taff anal the railroad :
executives and conjecture was rife over .
w hat It was hoped to accomplish because I
by this incuthig. The speculation assumed I
that some measures were sought that would I
be a matter of satisfaction to the rail. 1
roads. This assumption proved disquieting
to the uncovered bears and their demand
to cover proved of the strong sustaining
Influence on prices during the early ses
sion. At one .time the level had been lifted
1 to 2 points over the closing level of 8at-
uruay quite generally. London Joined ac
tively in the buying, as has been the case
at most periods of violent decline and
speculative senlment took on quite a
cheerful hue.
Uurlng the time of advsne'nrj nrlees
there was a supposition entertained that
some sort of .working agreement hud been
arrivea at Detween the railroads and the
government authorities for a solution of
the rate controversy on lines which would
relieve the anxieties of railroad officials.
The asserting of President Hrown of the
New York Central was token as a text
for his supposition to the effect that the
eastern railroads offered moe than a month
eastern railroads offered more than a month
consideration pending an investigation by
the cemmerce commission as to their rea
sonableness. This would be In conformance
with the requirement of the new railroad
law as it stands In Its present form and
would Insure the submission of the pro
posed chungea to the new' law.
Newa of the crops and of. money con
dition were taken to account partly for
the better tone of the early -dealings. News
of the. sale abroad of 125.000,000 Southern
Pacific bonds was not generally known
In Wall street' before the market closed.
No attention was paid to anything but the
expected conference at Washington. Af
ter breaking from 3 to over t points, prices
irebounded I to 3 points with the demand
Jrom the bears to cover shorts and closed
in considerable disorder.
' Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, 11,854,000. I'nited States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and principal quotations
on tocks were as follows:
Balm. High. Low. Close,
15 v l
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OMAHA LIVE STOCli MARKET
Week Ecgins with Light Receipt!
and Values Advance.
HOGS ARE SLIGHTLY LOWER
occurred 'within ;the last
v-foii,- hours In all districts or' ine
corn and wheat region, except the St. Louis
and Indianapolis ciisincui. jiio "'r ""
ihirtv-hnnrtredtha was recorded at Mount
o.....iin 1., iii. liulHville district. No iin
portant change in temperature has occurred
1 ... U uul.in U'llhin (ha
111 tile Com OIIU v nrai jssw ,...
,ast twenty-four hours. velSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
14 UW
YORK
GENERAL. MARKET
reg.
er VorU Sluarr Market.
NEW YORK, June 6.-MON KY On call,
steady, 2'.jtii2; per cent; ruliftg rate, 24
per cent; closing bid, 2 per cent; offered at
2' per cent. Time loans, weak and dull ;
sixty days, S'i rer cent, and ninety days,
nrr cent; six months, 4m4'i per rent.
P1UMK M F.UCANTlLli PAl'liR-tVa-1',
per cent.
STEIILINO EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business in bankers' bills at H.KXKft
4.8.170 for sixty-day bills, and at $4.W5 for
demand. Commercial bills-, $4.o3''a4.s:H4.
S1LVKR Har. 53-Hc. .Mexican dollars. 44o.
BONDS Oovernment, steady; railroad
bonds Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds were a
follows:
..loosjlnt. M. M. !'
..l'HJaran 4a M1
..in do 4tt 944
..Htl K. C. So. 1st 3a ft4
..11441. 8. deb. 4a 1S1. ...!'.
..114HU ft N. mil. 4a PH,
.. 1'H.U., K. AT. M .. !4
. .100 ,jo ,.n. 44a. S7'4
. . M,Mo. Pacific 4 774
,. 7 N. P.. R, of M. 4Via. Hi
..li'5HN. K. ii. t. 4a S
.. ia do deh. 4.l 24
.. S. N. H. H.
.105 ct. tn iJlVi
..101 N. ft '. tat c. 4a.... S
.. f3 do ct. 4a l'K
.. No. Pacific 4a .KV
.. f do . 71
.. HO. B. L rf.lg. 4s an
.. S3 Pant ,cv. m,a 191a . . M'i
..!' ' do ron. 4a loi,
.. Reading gup. 4a 98
r,a...li:8l. L. ft. S. K. fg, 4a. W'4
May
May
May
May
May
Mar
June 1
June 2.
June 3.
June 4.
June 6.
June 6.
A rtioles.l Open.! High. Low. Cloae.l Sat y.
ieit j " n j
July MHfN M mc,! mv sri'i
Dec. . SOiu-Wx, - l l'4j! l 1 4jji'iJ
('orn-'
..tuly 57S-H HS 69S67TtrM
A sept. KWO t WsiMVift' l
Ieo. . J0tl4& . W 47 54
trt
July '"BUS 371, M r, gfivi
Set.- H ' 5'i KV, 25H
IWk v 37S S 3' tjo'i
Pork
"July 5t6ft" 21 M 21424 2190 21 2S
He.pt, 31 15 21 67 S 21 10 21 60 20 6
Lard
July 12 03 1 2 30 074 1IU n 95
Sept. 71 vTVi 12 20 11 96 )2 20 U 90
Uibe - . '
July . 12 124 12 57H 12 12H 12 D7 12 12
Sept. 11 5 U 3 11 2i 11 25 11 87
i iinni of the Day on Varloaa
Commodities.
NEW " XORK. June 6. --FLOUR Steady
with moderate trnde; spring iiatents, $5.1.Va
5.35; winter straight, 14.4Wt4.:k.; wmterpat
enta. 14 80it5.15: soring clears, $4.25t(f4.oO; win
ter exti-a. No. 1, 11.004.40; winter extras,
No. -2. U'rO'a3.90; Kansas straights. H-M
4.95. ' Receipts, 22,795 bbls. ; shipments, J.C12
bhltwiiye.Iiuur, uuiet; xair uigouu. tw
4.40; choice to fancy, J-I.4iu4 iU.
CORNMEAL-i'lrin; line wnue ana yei
low, tl.3utjil.40i oorse, tl.2iSl.30; kiln dried,
11 SO
W H EAT Spot, Btrong.'.'SJo. .8 red. tl Or.,
nominal c. 1. f.; No. . 1 .northern, I1.12?,
nnmini.1 t. o. b. Ontlon market was firm
011 the strong cables, foreign buying, firm
cash markets, and covering ,by shorts,
closing 1Mj'2o net higher. July, $LW 11-16
4 1.02 3-16; closed. 1.02. Spot, KUVIfe;
cloKed,8jc; December ,' closed "vSVin, llij-.
celpts, 8.4W bu.; shlpmenta, 36 000 bu.
CcRN Spot, strong; No., 2. b7c nominal,
elevator domestic baala; - experrt. No. 2,
66'jc nominal, f. o.' b. Option market was
without transactions, closing at Wff1 :c
net advance. July closed tiSc; December.
6iW4c. Receipts, 22.&J0 bu."; snlpmenta, lti.'WO
bu.
OATS Spot.' firm. Mtxcil, " 16(g32 lbs.,
nominal; natural white, liVfl C lbs.: 43rfil5c;
clipped white, S4f l2 lbs., 4rt47Hc; receipts,
107.000 bu.; shipments. U.500 bu.
HAY-nSteady; prime, tl.15; No. 1, tl-10
1.12V4; No. 2, tl.00jjl.05; No.. 3. 904t95c.
lilUKS-uuiet; central America, mc; uog-
ota. 22V4C. . .-. . .
LEATllKJo Uuiet; nemiocK. rirsis, 2yfl2c;
seconds, Jfij27c; thirds, i!2iB25c; rejected, 20
e?.?-.. ' . ..
PKOfSiu.f-forg. steaay; mess, -',.uu;
family, t26.004 26.60; short clear, t24.76'a 27.00.
Beef, firm; mess, tlS.OOft 16.00; family. 119.00$
20.00; beef hams. t21.0wi 25.00. Cut meats,
steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs,, tl6.0i"()
18.00; pickled hams, tl6.00t'(i 16.50. Laid,
strong; middle west, prime. iij.rxriiiiiz.w; re
fined, steady; continent u uu; oouia ahiw
loa, 1H-25; compound, 9.7bittiu.&.
TAbUIn nun; prime city, niius., ic;
country, fi6Tic.
RICE Steady; aomesuc, inonc, i-ania,
B4"6c.
IHJ ITEn-1 irm; creamery specials, av;,c;
extras, 284c; third to firsts. 2&S2c; atate
dairy, finest. 2c; state dairy, common to
prime. 2V(&27c; process, second to special,
23&2Jc; factory, 22i4(B2aHc; Imitation cream
ery, 24A25c.
CHEESE Unsettled; state, wnoie nuiK.
new, special, 14V915c; state, whole milk,
faniv. lttc: state, whole milk average,
prime. i:ifll4r; state, whole milk, fair to
good. lSVUUSc: state, whole milk, common
lix&IJc: skims, full to special. 2Hi3V4c.
EGGS Weak; fresh gathered, storage
packed aelectlons. 20jfi21Vc; fresh gath
ered, regular packed extra flrat, SOHifeJlc;
fresh gathered first, 19Mr.20c.
IOlLTRY Dressed, firm: western broil
ers, 2o832c; fowla. 1419c; turkeys, 15lSc.
NO. 2.
'avsh quotaHona wnre aa follow:
KLOUR-Steady ; winter patenta, 14 595 10;
winter atraighta, t4.2()f(i4.7o; spring patents,
k: epring atrajgh-us, ti-50'tfliO; bakers,
rfa.iso. .. .
RYtV-No. 2. 7Mi"C.
BARLEY Keyf or mixing. ttkSUa: fair tn
f ) Choice malting, Kfttti.o. .
SEEDS Fkix, No. 1 southwestern, 11.96;
No. 1 niirthnotflern. 13.06. Timothy, t4.3&.
Jlover. ni.65.
. PHOVISIONS Pork, me-"" , per bbl.,t20.00
tix.i i-iaid. per 100 lbs.. iu.au. Mnort nbs,
lidna (loose), t.ta'Val-W:; abort clear
aides (boxed 1. tia.iluttr 13.50.
Total oh ranee of wheat avid flour were
equal to kl.Oji) bbla. Primary receipts- were
406.W0 bu., compared with holiday a year
ugo. ' The visible aupply it whvat In the
I in tea states decreased 1.4S5.000 bu. for the
week. The amount of breadstuff .on ocean
passage flee reused l,bt6.000 bu.
Esiimaled receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
)i oars; cqn fk4 oars; oata, 19 cars; liogs,
12.000 head.
I'MrlliO Cash I'llces Whsat: Nn. rerl
tl .2a 1.0.1: No. I red. UTi-pll.oO; No. 1 hard,
IfbiJiWcr .v). hard, S-.'Hj'.Kio; No. 1 northern
spimg, ii.u,xl.oj; .No. 2 northern spring,
CScertll.OO; No. 3 spring, WUSCJc. Corn: No
2 cush, 5T4rWSr; No. -S cash. 6;Sfi.'J!'4e;
yellow, ObUtf
:'Sc: No. a
Sivti.17r: No.
4,iaite. tuiijt.vzc; stanaaro. '.usi.
ni'TTCH Cjeamirles, fci2i(i, dairies.
J-.i.'tSc. ' '
KtiUS-.Recetptl 15. t'S-rates, steady a(
mark, raaea tnoladed, lS4ttlOi firsts, 17c;
rrltn firsts, is'tc. , . .
CHEESIS-RteadyT HJlic; twlng. 14'iJ
14. c; young Americas, li'tfliS; long
liorns. 1C4U5C. . . . . v
POTATOES Easy: rholca to fancy, U'J
tte; fair -o good. 12fl-2c.
V 1'ofcLTRY Urm; turkeys. 15c; chickens.
VKAtsfea'dy' W' to J0-lb. wta , tfi"Jc;
CO to -lb. wis., '(9'tc; hi to 110-lb. wta.,
11XP !. "tf -: t
. 1
X cusn, oi-aiV'vne: ro.a casn,
Kv-V.'Wte. 1iBSiC-. No. S ye
Oats: No. i cash, tTtt?
whie. afittV; NJ. 1 white. 3i-
Allla-Chalmrs pfd
Amalgamated Copper
American Agrlrultural ....
Am. Beat Sugar .1...
Amarlraji Can
Am. C. ft F .:
AmarU-an Cotton oil
Am. H. ft U ptd
Am.. Ire Securities
American Llnaeed
American Locomotive
Am. a. ft R
Am. a. ft K. pfd
Am. Rteel Foundrlee
Am. Sugar fteflnlng. .......
American T. ft T
American Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining t'o
Atchlaon
Atchlaon pfd t
Atlantic Coast Una
Baltimore ft Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brookljra Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
('antral Leather pfd
Central of New Jeraey
Chesapeake ft Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago M. W. , Jlew ........
C. O. W. pfd
Chicago ft N. W
C, M. ft St. P
C. C, C. ft St. L.
Colorado F. ft I
Colorado ft Southern
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Products
Delaware ft Huiiaon
Denver ft Rio Orande
I), ft K. O pfd
Iliatiltera' Secua-ltlea
Krle
Krle lt pfd ,
Krle 2d pfd
General Electric
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ora ctte ..
Illhols Central
lnterborough Met. ,
Int. Met. pfd
International. Harveatar ...
Int. Marine pfd
nternaMonal Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanraa City Southern
K. C. 80. pfd
Laclede Oaa
Loulaville ft Nashville
Minn, ft St. Louie
M., St. P. A 8. S. M
M., K. ft T
K. 1. pia
Mluourt Pacifla
St. Loots General Market.
'8T. LOUI8. June . WHEAT Futures,
higher; July, 93c; September. 91c. Cash,
firm; track. No. 2 red. tl.12tfl.24; .No.. 2
hard. Il.0miffl.06.
CORN Futures, higher; July, 60'4c; Sep
tember, tWVilitiO-'gC. Cash, higher; track
OAT8 Futures, higher; July, 36"c; Sep
tember, i4',c. Cash, stead v; track. No. Z,
37V.HISSC; No. 1 white. tXKijtlo:
R X E Unchanged at 7'Jc. 1
FLOUR Firm; red winter patents, Ij.OOGji
i.JS; extra fancy ana straight, t4.5u4.iK;
hard winter clears, ta.40rst4.0O.
SEED Timothy. 3.00iU3.50.
CORN M EAL 13.25.
RRAN lxiwer; sacked east track, W59Sv.
HAY Lower; timothy, tli.uOQ IK 50; prairie,
f la. oun it uu.
BAGGING 8.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork. higher; Jobbing.
r-l.io. Lard, higher; prime steam, tl2.15t)
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed ex
tra shorts, 13c; claar ribs, 13c; short
clears, 14c. Bacon, steady; boxej extra
snorts, loc; clear rlba, . l&c;. short clears,
Ir.
POULTRY Firm: chickens, 15c; springs,
feWaiV: turkeys, Isc; ducks, 13c; geese, 7c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 21a2ic.
EG CIS Steady at 17c.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 12."00 5.ft
Wheat, bu. , ;- 24.000 2l.fl
Corn, bu 144. Ono M.700
oatat bu .....107,000 so.ooo
cu
Wlie
lieceiitfAl'oiJay Wheat. I cars; corn, 313
rs; i e .'8 cara. Estimated tomorrow
Arti corn, 414 cara; oata, 17 cara.
itla-r
Liverpool Gram Market.
LIVERPOOL. June l-WHEAT-Flot,
luil; No. 1 red westera winter, no stock;
Kaaaaa t'lty Grata aod Prowlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY. June .-WHEAT-Julv
SiVW,c. sellers; . September, e6'HtrS6Tc,
sellers; December, S6c,. bid. .Cash, un
ci, nnged; No. 2 hard. feulrfl.Oa; No. S. 91o
fctl.0.1; No. t red. U7c4ill.il; No. . 9!4iSc.
CORN-Juiy, inc. sellers; September,
667,e. sellers! Decunbei". sellers. Cash.
unchanged te Vc higher; No. 2 mixed, 6sjji
5'c; No. I, 69c; No. t white. 35,ravjc; No.
I, 621ib3d. '
OATS Urchsnged; No. 1 white, r39c;
RYE Ne. 2, 6ncac.
H AY t'nchajigedi chotce-ttBtbthy, tl3.00
Choice prairie, til .OutjH.Jo.
BUTTER Steady. creamer, extras. 17 e
firsts, 25c; seconds, 23c; packing stock, tic.
lhuo - entry; current receipts, new
rases, 45 10; Dilacellaneous cases. Jj; south
cms, frl-bO,. storage packed. 13.65.
1 Receipts, Shipments.
Wheat, bu 46faJ 42.0)4
Corn, bu f. , bn.tao 65 Urn)
Oata, bu 16,0ut) U.OUV
vn v 31 at
42, tk-. :lTi
310 42 42 4" -
1.500 SJT, 22 M'i
) ', H K;
S;7I1 S31, bft1, f
1, fi" Wi' 58 !, 58
0 34 VI
604 Zi 214
HK1 :' lVt '2
am) 421, 41 4ov
19,(n 75 Tl 73
3(10 124 1WH
lot) 49 4a 1, 49
4, (M 1ir. ih4 114
4.2') 13il V 132 132
Sua 9..S Wtl
UK) 3i 33 "14
4.000 41 :8 89
15.2W) 1H3I4 100, 101
siio lmiii ion 10
(l 118 1174 1311
4,100 lllli now 1'0L
li
4.S0O 77H 7 '
3.J.00 m's JS'i 193
l.Oiia S 85 ;-5
300 104. 10 )'H
tt
ll,70fl 3 78 7H
500 41 4a ') 4')
300 2i . S6C, J5
2110 48 4:i4 4l
I.IWO 144 143 1414
It.l'Kl )27 1.1 l:3
00 79 18 78
1,400 S4( 33 '4
SOO 54 V, EC.', 5f.Vi
14,600 134 1)0 130
401) 14 I4H 14
500 S:S 11 ' 11
2, 0i) 35 3'.'S M4
300 77 U '
1O0 21, 2 28
5, 100 26 1 I.'.',
1,001) 44 U 41 Si
; 35
1.00ft U2i 140 :
6.900 ISO 12 K8V1
3,000 6OV1 67 Vi 57
12O0 131 12S I, 13
1.100 184 17S 17V,
4.700 4 47 49
2..IO1) 95 S3
2V) 18 17H 174
5"0 US Ul 10',
800 44, 41V, 444
18
l.lHO 33 31 31
3011 644 -'S '2i
1.400 1014 K"a 1004
1,700 142 140 1404
' 33
300 MS 134 1364
10,400 374 37S
I'lO 084 M4 (
2,009 17 044 44,
V. 8. ref. S,
do coupon .
U 8. la, rag
do coupon .
V. 8. 4a, reg
do coupon
Allls-Chal. 1st 5a...
Am. Ag. 6a
Am, T. ft T. CT. 4
Am. Tobacco 4a.,.,
do 4a
Armour A Co. 44a.
Atctileoa gen. 4a....
do CV; 4a
do cr. 6a
At. C. L. let 4a....
ilal. ft Ohio 4a....
do 4a
eao 8. W. 14a...
Brk. Tr. cv. 4a
Cen. of oa. in.
Cen. leather 5a.
V. of N. J. g
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Yard. South Omaha. Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock
V .... , uiiq v.
Chea. ft Ohio 44a ...1004 do gen: fm .-. SI
do ref. 6a 934sr. U S. W, c. 4a... 74
Chlcasa ft A. 34s... 70- do let gold 4a tl
C. B. ft Q. 1. 4a 944"aboard A-. 4a.... 72V
do gen.
C. M. ft 8. P. I
C, R. I. ft P. c
do rfg. 4a
Colo. Ind. 6a...
Colo. Mid. 4a...
C. ft 8. r. ft e,
D. A H. cv. 4a
D. ft R. O. 4a..
do ref. &a
Dlatlllera' &a ....
Krle p. 1. 4a
do gen. 4a ...
do cv. 4a. aer.
do aertea B
Gn. Elec. cv. 6s
... StKSo. Taclflc col.
34a 82 dn cv. 4a
4s. . 75 do 1st ref. 4s....
7So. Hallway 6a....
77 du gen. 4a
73 Vnlon Pacific 4a..
44a. !'i dn (iv, 4a
4a.. 90
98',
W4
..1
. . 76
. .1004
..1024
. 99 do let ft ref. 4a 4
. 94 I'. S. Rubber 102a,
. 114I1 Steel 3d t.....103
. 974Ta.-t"iro. Chem. 6a. 98
. f-3 Wabaatl 1st 6s 1094
. 73 1I0 lat ft ex. ..... th
. TO4Weatern Md. 4a 81
. 65 Want. Bleu. CT. 6s.... 884
AM W(a. Central 4a MV
111. cen. let ref. 4a S74M0. fac. cv. (a ctfi.. 934
Int. Met. 44a
BIO. Oflerad.
Local Secarltles.
Quotatloca furnished by 8amuel Rurnt,
ir-, 633 New 1 ora L4ie nuuamg. omana:
Auditorium, .Chicago. 6a, 1929. ,.r,,
Beatrice Creamery pfd
City of Omaha 44a, l'J0
Cudahy Packing Co. 6e
Iowa Portland Cement bonds te..
Iowa Port. Cement con. 6a. .....m
East St. Louie ft Bab. 6s H..
Kiiua City Stock Yarda stock,
Lincoln. Neb., 4a, 1920 1v,
Nebraska Tel. stock per cen,
Omaha Water Co. (1, 191... f1.
Omaha Oaa as, 117...'
omana uae oa, leif ...f..
rim.h. h 1. A- p laai
' 771
Oinaha K. L. pfd 6 per cent.,.
Omaha St. Ry. 6s, 1914 .;'
Omaha ft C. B. St. Ry. 6s, 1923 '..
Omaha ft C. B. St. Ky. pfd.....:'.;...
Omaha ft C. B. St. Ry. ft B. pfd
Omaha ft C. B. St. Ky. com.........
South Omaha, city of. 5s...,.
Pacific T. ft T. 6a, 1937
Trt-Clty Ry. ft L. 6a
Union BtucH Yards Co, South Omaha.
Bis.
944
. 90 .
1044
98
91
98
.
97
98
1004
, 100
, 97
. 98
104
. 74
II
, ' 994
, 98
1 33
. (5
, II
194
. 97
. KVa
. 97 .-
Asked.
96
91
105
99
100
100
984
974
9 4
1014
101
994
J03
98
824
1004
94
4
744
"0
98
974
-K-e
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, June .-The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follows: Trust funds-
Gold coin, tM7,H2,8S9; silver dollars. 1488.
974,000; silver dollars of 1890, 13,706,000; silver
certificates outstanding, 1488.974,000.
General fund Standard sliver dollars In
general fund, t3,i2X),2o7: current liabilities
ll8.144,408: working balance in treasury
office, $21. 284,070; In banks to credit o'f
treasurer of the. U. S.. $.18,409,870; sub
sidiary silver coin, 121,202,626; minor coin
11.184,720; total balance in general fund,
to4,ota,tot.
Bank Clearings.
I OMAHA,- June 6 Bank - clearlnag for
today were 12,866,297.65. and for the Cor-
Dun's Report of Bank Clearings
Bank clearing for the month of May do not make quite so faverabe a showing as fat
earlier monthg of the year, although the comparisons with earlier years are quite satisfac
tory; total bank eiohangsi for all cities reporting In the United States, aeeordlng to the
statement compiled by R. G. Don & Co., which Includes 116 leading centers, aggregate
$13,072,945,521. Making allowance for the difference in the number of business day the
gain la LO per cent,; compared with the corresponding month last year, and 1.7 per cent,
compared with the aatdre year 1906. There are losses at New York and Boston, compared
with both year, reflecting conditions In the financial markets, and probably to some extent
tn the cotton and woolen trades ; but aside from those two centers practically all
of the leading elrjea make larger return than for previous eorrespondlng periods
In New England there 1 some loss, due ' to the predominating Influence at
Boston, but meet eitlo report' gain, notably Providence, Hartford, Springfield,
Worcester, New Bedford and Portland. In the Middle Atlantic, State there were tome very
ettsfaetory gain and the exhibit indicate active condition at the principal points, among
them Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Buffalo, Rochester, Syraeute and Seranton. In the South
Atlantic Statea the general showing ia eery good, the marked Increase at Atlanta, Rich
mond, Norfolk, Savannah, Macon and Jacksonville Indicating continued prosperity In the
territory they serre. Burrtno continues very active at moot of the principal cities In tha
Middle Sonth, and total exchanges for the month in that section are considerably In exoess
f the same period tn any earlier year, and though there arc a few small losses they are not
ef particular slgnifleaao. Ameng the eltle making Uoreased returns arc St LcnU, New
Orleans, Iaoaisyllla, Memphis, Galveston, Chattanooga and Birmingham. Throughout the
Middle West there Is a general increase In bank clearing and the total make a very Im
prests! r gain, altheogh at few point tkare are losses, and at some the gains arc not so
largo as In prcyious month, Chicago being the most Important of these, but the very
large tneirsasu at Clsreiand, Detroit, Milwaukee andVTftdlanepolia give little indication of .
any setback to buataees. Every city In the Par West make more or lea gain over both
year with which comparison I made, and at com it ia extremely large, notably at Kansas
Oty, 8t Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Denver, Dec Moino and Stouz City, ( which points
basin conditions are said to be very satisfactory. On the Pacific Coast prosperity is
apparently well established, the large volume of commercial transactions being reflected In
the Increase shewn. The comparison Is made below of bank exchange by sections
covering three year , alio the average dally figures for the year to date ;
Nearly All Xtoek oa Head I "old at
Flat Price of Mne tents
faea and Lambs Are
tlrssg.
SOUTH OMAHA, June 6, t!M0.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
EMImate Mnndav 2.2"0 3, I.o
Same day last week 1.8.". 4 4.197 S.1D4
same day 2 weeks ugo..t.H03 4.326 ti.'.24
Same day 3 weeks ago.. 4.166 3.66." .54l
Same day 4 werks ago.. 3.176 4.6.-l .r7
Same day last year t.ZM .38l 2.3T.1
The fo. lowing table show the receipt
of catt'C, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
tor the jear to date, compared with last
ear: ir10. lot Ine. lec.
CatMe 419. W 401. lit 18,054
Hogs 9:i.1,KS5 1,207.895 274.060
tfheep 600.734 S16.215 .4M
The following table ihnivi the average
price of boas at Nmih iimihi for the last
several days with comparisons:
S srers
-peer
a waa a aa saa
5
WVC and Tupnep, Co. I
-r Tr.LfcPMONE
BOSTON. MASS. 1 dovcias i7ol - t J OMAItA.NtB.
SO 1TATB TttT . C soajis or raaM BV.
Date j 1910. lfW.l.lW.llii6.l:'03.190i.
1414
27
3UI.
1
SS4,
0 34 'hi
80.
9 16
06-1,
9 053,
i
I 00V
7 14
7 54
7 02
7 021
rt!
7 in
7 19
7 !
7 34
7 36
I 161
6 SO!
6 28
t 27
6 25
So,
6 29i
t ti
t 26
6 ail 5 981
61 5 98
j
I 90
6 2
6 94
Oil
tOKj
S1U
6 05
5 99
i 19
b 11
t 251
t 29l
891
12
1 291
B 21 ( 16! 4 49
t 12
A 17
6 131
6 09
4 39
4 47
4 49
4 53
4 M
4 53
6 201
24i
6 30,
6 19!
t 21
6 23
4 49
4 56
e
4 54
Sunday
r? rr.TTrj'ra
Cattle. Hoes. Sheen. IV fa.
,ff a at T. ,
v ., .... ck 01. X
1
14
15
5
13
"i
Mar.
Hew Buxiaud
atldille m.
Bonah ft UaaUo.
buuiiwaru v
Osutral Waal.
WaaUro
Iaaic.. .......
TotaUr.-
Hew Voracity
TO sited State
Averse daily t
May
April
at area ...
S-w.riiary .
tauaar-s ............
1910.
791,O.i5,0M
KW.3rKI,7H4
Vl-6.82S.417
BWD.l'iO.WnJ
L4-l.l71310
eov,o'i
Ji.9i4.4U
,t'6 .976.964
OOtJ.567
11,072,941 ,621
322.91 8.00S
635.275.1MM1
f'llil8lM0
(91.85H.OoO
ee'2Jib,ooO
' lo. F.O. ions. t.C.
7M).'4rtO .871 - .S 766,769S 4-7
809.1 73.4BI -fit! 1Kj4,44.1JS 'hV 1.1
' SA6,97ft'9 4-117 i.47.1424,467 i 4-1VS
4,0-ie.97v 4164 l4,M'l,'i7A . 4-93.2
"1,KH3.369,811 4- S 1.8J.Ot8,W7ll 49.4.0
470 .71.'J.9 41K.6 3o4.M)tl,6H4 -ff6.'i
le2A07Aae 41 4 VH.WVM 492J
4-4,847,91949 -t- 8.6 4.44H,7nf,4HO 41H 4
B,W0,2o0,trtl3 g a,793.0'9,U79 11.1
12.944. l3.0t 4 1.0 13,941,794,189 1J
117.767 ,000 4 1 0 JCr.99XO0 .T
t9.l,731.0H 4 1,'J M6.6H0,0O0 . 4 M
4b4.474,0OO 4204 4Hl.478.0O0 4161
(IW679.UOO 4 16 4 Ino,7fi9.0ll0 4 4.4
9AM90W 42J.0 2it116,O00 4 o.
Every eity tn the Far West makes Increased return and at some points they arc very
large. Especially at Kansas City, St, Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, 6t Joeeph, Dec Motne.
Slous City and Wichita. Indicating continued prosperity In that portion of the ceuntry.
The figure tn detail follow : '
' Mat.
MuneaHiuli..
til. Paul
laa M 01 waa
Fiaui Ulty H
liaToolMTt .:....
Cadar Kai'Wla ...
kauaaaClhs.....
Ht. Juawpa..w..
OnaaJM. .
9 m-MMtl ........
I.IU.XIIS ......... -
V.ueil .....
l apaaa ..... ....
IreilTer
duloraae 8a g a..
-wa4K
farga . .M
6hm.( rail .....
Westers
110.
81,MK0
4".6"ti
17.V40.71
la.MH'.tH 0
' 8.176 VK
l.Un M.noO
fr)9,70J.t'lt
97.A!I74
6H.1. J
1.448,644
..ifW4,l7
lli77.1ftl
ft.4?H.,07
l,09ll.l.n
?.a2,5tr,
,Si.T
1.9I0.62T
1,739,721
050,604.501
1909,
79,574,090
3A,SK8.011
1(. J2,5 III
11.0'J3,fXl4
44J.9llt
4.4'o.Ut'i
I7f4.8ws.047
I.:.i6,l--i
1 -i9.7s
.0,lo,wl1
10,lti4.9r.
6,S.'6.5lJ
!ij.t''JJllT
1.7I,1M
8.9M.'t
$ OMt.lO'S
47771mJ
FO.
412.1
4:7.1
4111
42lf)
4 1 -4.8
t!?l
4196
t 1
4 o
17.S
4 S
4 14. S
4190
4 1-4
4 28 9
4SLe
4111
1906L
tT6,9S.04l
l'i.994.912
14.OC4.M4
7 KOS-'l.
- T,49
t,'Oe,49
10O.SO4 90C
9 J, -.', tl3
44,lU'i,o.ll
1.17..S7II
4 JVn.t)llJ
4 XKmiMttt
17,2r,018
.8l'i i
S.I'.' IB 71
1.878J.15
1A16A06
4t4VCt 4- St.
F.O,
4- SO S
4 nt
"i'i
4 "
410O.9
I 16.4
4
4 9.14
4 104
19.1
41W1
4- u i
4 lo t
till
41' 9 t
, 146.1
50
1
Hogs. Sheep.
311 797 413
529 925 925
374 1.124 1.134
616 727 287.
, 111
160 ,
23
115
123 ,
fw
65
22 . . ....
24
13
276
If You Have Funds to Invest
Consider our line of
Municipal. Railroad, Corporation
BONDS
' In Oonominatlons of $.100 to t.OOO
Yielding from 4 to 6 per cent interest .
DONDS ARE A SAFE AND CONVENIENT KbRM OF
INVESTMENT.
Officers and Directory: .
AT XTB, PrCS
Fremont.
M1ILIV X. rABLBT, V.-Pres.
Boston.
r. B. JOHKBOir, Tress.
Omaha.
OX AS. ft. TTJBWim, Jr BC
New Tork.
2. B. 8CXMBIDER,
Fremont.
V
Lssaauuauratfm
mBSSLamStmlSP
RAJLK0AD, MINICIPAL AND CORPORATION BONDS
CAPITAL , FULLY PAID , tO 0,000,2?
A
Wabash 4
Missouri Pacific 1
I'nlon I'aniflr . .. 1
C. A N. W., east 4
C. A N. W.. weot 86
r ui m aa . r a
C, H. & Q., east 1
C, R. & west 2
C, R. 1. & P.. ea.Tt.... 4
C R. I. eV P.. west
Chicago (. W 1
Total receipts 103
UISPOSITION.
falil.
Omaha Packing Co....
Swift and Company...
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour A Co
Smith Packinsr Oo
Cudhv, country.......
Slnrlalr
Stephens Bros.-
Hill & Son
F.- R. Lewis
.1 Ti Rrvnt M, Cn
J. H. Bulla
I Wolf
Mo and Kain. Calf Cn
Other buyers
totals..'. 2.726 3.6S4 i.759
CATTLE The week starts out with a
very light run of cattle and every prospect
of a comparatively light run for the bal
ance of the week, so that the tone to the
market showed considerable Improvement,
and anything at all desirable In the beef
steer line commanded prices all of 102jl3o
higher than true close of last week. Tops
brought 16.05, which is the highest price
paid in over two months. There waa a
class of warmed-up and short-fed beeves
that showed very little Improvement over
last week's prices, as all classes of buyers
show a disposition to discriminate against
medium and common natives, as they much
prefer the Texas grassers, which are com
ing more freely every day. The general
market was active throughout, however,
and a good clearance was made.
The market for cows and heifers did not
show as much Improvement as the fat cat
tle trade, althousb atitiDlies were light and
the demand good. JJeSlrable butcher and
beef arailes found fa readv sale at steady
to strong prices, and even the medium and
common grades sold about as. well at, at
any time last week and the meager or rer -Ings
were all disposed of in good season.
Veal calves were about steady and there
was no particular change In the market
for bulls, staas and rough stock generally.
Yard traders were cleaned up pretty well
last week and there were very few stale
Blockers arid feeders In the pens this morn
Ing. Fresh offerings were also very llm
Ited and the market, while not overly ac
tlve, waa fully steady for anything at all
useful In this line. The volume of business
was small, however, and the demand com
paratively restricted.
Quotations on cattie: Oooo to choice
'corn-fed steers, t7.30ig8.06; fair to good corn-
fed steers. 16 6o7.2a: common to lair corn-
fed steers, to ,50t).eO; good to .choice cows
and heifers, 16.0046 85: fair to good cows
and helfgers, t4.75W5.75; common to fair
cows and heifers, 13.00(64.50; good to choice
stockers and feeders. 15. 6566. 25; fair to
good stockers and feeders, t5.005.U; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, t3.76va-4.75
stork heifers. t3.7W4.66; veal calves, t4.00.JI
7.50; nuns, stags, etc. 12. 043x1. it.
Representative sales: .
BEEF STEERS. '
reached this year. Weakness or product
at last week's close and bearish, advices
from leading eastern trade centers were
generally ascribed as the main reasons for
today's break.
No.
64...
it...
&...
70...
i.;.
f7...
41...
as...
tl...
(...
nr....
0...
...
7d...
41...
IS...
W...
!..
!..'.
74...
5..'.
71...
80...
71...
IS...
61...
41...
20..
No. At. Pr. No. At. Pr.
i 964 1 10 11.... ...1423 "7 HI
19 704 6 45 ID... 1094 7 99
14 766 6 65 40 1V63 7
tt 441 i 76 If -. 1116 7 lb
M 92 90 . It 1185 7 10
2n 6i 4 0 . 2t .Iln3 7 S3 .
22 tit 31 40 w..-.l327 -7 15
m 4 30 24 HID ? 40
t .....lOtt 4 40 ' fa ........12.15 7 50
M ISO 17 1846 111
11 943 50 .':'! 7 to
12 92S 40 12 ....1410 7 f
11 M9 4 7. 4 14W 7 b.,
I l'i0 90 1J 120J 7 tn '
11 t'.2 19..." ....... Iill2 7 li .
12 ..wis i 90' ' sto ..isno 7 It '
1 im I SO 20 ,U4 7 75
I "1 si e ,....14l2 1 76
20 97 7 00 17.'. .14o A 7 SO
6 1112 7 00 U 121 7 0
11 1970 7 09 .9.,- 1402 IN
34 1171 1 10 7 ....1431 1 10 .
34 lo7 7 10 SO 1400 7 en
t 1U1 7 10 17 0
COWS.
t M 1 50 ( 10U I 38
7 171 1 83 4 171 lis
Ill I 90 I...., M4 f, 14
4 OS 4 ,....1101 4 10
12 IU 4 li 3i I 40
I til 4 80 . 7 ...1021 i M
4 1051 4 50 . ID 1171 TS
911 4 10 7 Il 7
12 SM 4 to 1 1121 I Oo
1 943 4 90 It... Uu 0
W75 I 00 , 11 SO 14
12 10U 106 t 1079 1 20
I fMJ i 05
HEIFERS. .
14 '67 4 05 4 750 I 00
I 3I 4 10 I 401 I 00
62i 4 10 1 14 I M
20 (7 4 II I H III
4 ! ISO ... '.. 7U t tl
4 4 " I.... 1,1 II
I fel 4 15 I Ml I 7
1 4t1 4 If. M 7t (0
1 661 4 15 . 465 1 '
BULLS.
1 7W) 4 Of. 1 IMC 4 71
1 103 4 U 1 72 M
I l'MO 4 20 1.. 1170 I 26
1 11'pO 4 SO 1 .....14H l
1 1040 4 10 ' 1 1000 10
1 146l 4 35 1 V.M.IU
1 1144 4 40 1 1AA to
2 17 I 40 124 I go
i..., ut 4 tc i :.uw I 9
CALVES.
I 643 4 16 . 1 ill) 7 00 '
1 1M IM 6 1M 7 tl
1 J"0 t 60 2.. 7I T S3
1 270 IM , i 154 7 13
1 25 I 00 1 1st 7 26
1 1M) I 00 1 174 7 tl
1 12 1 50 1 IN f
1 170 I KI 1 130 7 16
1 160 I 00 I it f
7 )7 7 00 I ISO 7 fl
t 14t 7 0 IT Ill t 7
STOCKERo AND FUDER3.
1 121 t 21 24 t l ( tl
1 441 4 60 4 671 I ti
4 IM 4 M 'i 'til It
go roi no in ail 6 is
172 I is i: Ml I II
10 6a I II 4 m I 6e
14 160 I 21 T Ill if
COWS AKcV HEIFERS.
7 Il 4 00 . 1 1t 4 00
11 71S 4 00
HOOS The spread In hog price prac
tically vanished this morning, bulk of of
fering telling at one price, f.'.OO. Dis
crimination In favor of lights and butcher
weights was not aa evident, of course, all
kinds of hogs moving on the same .basis.
Rest lights sold only a nickel higher than
the bills, righ sales dropping to t.0a- -
It Is needles to add that tha market
was a little lower than at last week's close.
Declines of a nickel were the more fre
quent, but some business waa done at S$10a
lower figures. Total supply was limited,
killers bought freely from the start and an
early clearance waa made. Shippers picked
out a few loads, but their combined pur
chases did not exceed 20 per cent of the
receipts.
Today's . decline carries values to the
lowest level in several week. flogs have
sold locally at or below 1400 only on one
or two occasions since the high foint was
Sa.
s;
too
i
lo
40
10
lS'l
. 'l
120
80
I)
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...821
...!3
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...211
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...th
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...224
...220
...114
...311
...2AS
...2tlf
...2l ..,
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.;:i ...
...S21 " .
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.Mil 'NO
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...211
. -'.H42
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63
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71....,
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74
7S
77
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63
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4.....
SO
74.....
AT.
..26')
.2
..JSli
..271
..Ml
..272
. .:.
. .3K7
..242
..217
;.241
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..229
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..233
.240
Rh.
240
120
iri
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to
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140
233 ;0 (2
2.15 90 9 024
120
,.32t
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..240
..219
..224
..218
.242
..221
Herbert EaGooGh Go
Broker and Dealers
GBAIir P&OTISIOZfS BTOOXS
Omaha Offioo, 118 Board of Trad Bids',
Ball Phone, Dong. CHI) ' Znd. A-ll 1
OlaDBaT AMD X.AROSST B;OVIB
IB III ITATB.
fn 17.25; No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern'
and No. 1 southern soft, tl6.20yl6.Tji.
a 11214
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a en
a on
05
. London Stork ' Market. . '
LONDON, June 6. American securltiei
opined steady from to. . above parity.
Prices further Improved 011 covering arir"
at noon the market was steady with valuei
ranging irom Vt to l". higher than Satur-
closing.
tl Louisville A Nash.
l,Mo., Kan.' Teisa..
OfCaNe York 'antral..
4 Norfolk A Western..
i" ' o pfd :.:....-..'..
14 14 Ontario Wesc.ra
otibi,r-lhe atrong tone to the eastern
sheep trade at last week's close gave the
local market a more confident appearance
and with only a few double decks on hand
this morning buyer wasted little time in
filling' their orders, prices ruled a little
higher on all classes of Btock. the bulk of
offerings selling around a dime higher.
Nothing extra choice was received In the
way of lahibs. the best handy weight
westerns going at t8.25. Strictly prime
''nbs are quotable at or around 1S.40,
with the ordinary run of stuff at f7.Wfr8.10.
Klllers are accustomed to buy sparingly at
this season of the year, however, and sup
plies shorld be regulated to suit conditions
until the grass season has been falrlv
opened. Practkally all of the fed sheep
from larger feeding districts have been
marketed and th few shipment that are
coming at present are consigned from Ne
braska section.
Aiiew ewes were included In receipts to-.
aoia relatively as nigh as other
classes of stock, some good westerns going
at 15.26. Outside quotations for ewes may
safely be placed at t5.40i36.50.
Quotations on fed stock: 3ood to chores
lambs, t7.858.40; fair to good lambs, 16.90
m'l bo; good to choice wethers, to. 25(85.76;
fs.fr to -good wethers, t4 9(i4io.25; good to
choice ewes, t6.0ftS5.j0;. fair to good ewca,
14.65f5.00. .
.Representative sales:
ISO
10 western ewes,
807 western ewes .
ii spring lambs ..........
Representative sales:
814 western lambs
302 western lambs
287 western lambs .......
2N6 western iambs
25 western lambs, culls.
530 western lambs
5 western iambs, cull
day's New York
Consols, money ....
do acrount .......
Amal. Copper
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd , ,
Baltimore A Olilo. . . 1 1 Vi P.n i.sWvanl
Canadian patltlr . .. . il" Hand Mines ......
eheaapeake A Ohio.. 83Hendlngl ..1..
Chi. (Ireat Weatern.. J6'Bontliei 11 Railway
1 ni., mil. el St. r..u" do pld
.J4I
114
lit
.103
culls..
96
108
61
Av. Pr.
4 00
5 25
S 25
66
68
61
64
61
80
69
7 75
7 75
8 10
00
4 50
7 75
6 00
CHICAGO 1.1 VH STOCK MARKET
Cattle nd Sheep Markets Firm
- Hogs Reported Steady.
,.IAGO ,une 1-CATTLE-ReoHpts.
18.000 head. Market firm; steeps, t4.26Ca8.66;
i?, IJ.50irM.50; heifers. 14.256.76; bulls.
M.004. 40; calves, tq Ouiefl.rjO; stockers and
feeders, tf 76m 6. 50.
HOOS-Recelpt", 30.000 head. Market was
SSdX..J,.et.n,vy' ': butchers.
t9.20.35; light mixed, t9.1&o'..20; choice
light, 9.2o9. 15; packing, t9.l5ro.fj.20; nig.
190ir9.20; bulk of sales. tS.15ffl9.30.
SHEEP AND. LAMBS Receipts, 15,000
nead. Market firm; heep, t4.50Va5.76; year
lings. W.lri"?7.00; lambs, t7.00i68.50; spring
lambs, t8.589.25. ,
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 12,000; Including 6,000 southerns.
Market, strong to loo higher; calves, 26c
higher; southerns, steady to 10c lower.
Choice dressed beef and export steers, t7.15
P8.25; fair to good, t5.50i97.70; .western
steers. t6.50fa7.75; stockers and feeders,
tt.00g-ti.10i southern steers. I4.6U(B'7.90;
southern cows, t2.0rr5.6v; native cows,
t3.6V2l.ao; native heifers. t4.754i7.60; bulls
t3.65u6.00; calves, t.0tw;8.26.
HOOS Receipts, 7.500; market, 10c lower;
to bulk, tS.10Wv.174: heavy, tll.15,9.17;
lVh butchers, t9.12M,9.174; light,
.(M,9M5: pigs, tH.264i8.55.
.-srir.ci receipts, t.m: market, lOo to
mgner; iambs, t7.60rrf9.10: yearlings.
wethers, t4. 2516.65: ewes. ItttVfi
feeders, 2.1&aW.
25c
t35.OOjj1l.50j
6.26; stockers
and
St.
Loafs Live Stork Bfarket.
. 5T' UIS. June t.-CATTLE-Heoejpts,
I.7O0 'head. Including 8.700 Texans. Market
steady to 10c lower; native shipping and ex
port teers. t7.004j36; dressed beef and
butcher frtoers, t6.4O-f78.t6; steer under 1.000
lbs., t6.00tjj8.00: Blockers snd feeders, .25(f
tr.; cows and Heifers, 1400-57.76; canners
12.75ih3.25; bulls, t4.00fta.75; calves, t3.008.76
Texas and Indian steers, Hui&.00; cows
and heifers, 13.50fgA26. -
HOOS-Recelpts. 7,300 head. (Market vu
steady; pig's and Hghts. t9.0ogi9.40; packers,
92ru9.S5; butchers and beat tieavy, t9-80
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RecelpU. t.000
head. Markart atrong; native muttons, 14.00
tiS.OO; lambs, 17.604.9.86; culls and bucks,
t3.034.75; trtockers, t3.O0d4.50.
t. Joeeph Live Stock Market. -
ST. JOSEPH, June ff. CATTLE Recrlpts,
L600 head; market steady; ateers, t5.50ii
hmiVoi'ai heUer' 3'w' . vVl,
HOOS-RerelpI, 4.509 head; market 10c
lower; top, 19 .20; bulk of sales. t9.1ya9.16.
SHEEP AND LAMKS No receipts; mar
ket stesdy; lambs, t7.60&8.25.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
tork la Slarht.
Receipt of live trek at the five prln-
vtyai iniciii ,lil .
South Omaha S.rtX t.sxi
St. Joseph 1,600 ,)
Kansa City .12.0"0 7., Va
st. Loul v.. 6,700 7.3(1)
Chicago ,v .....U.OUO 30.000
2,338
4000
1. 000
15,(SJ0
Totals
90.454 (6,681 27.33S
Metal Market.
NEW VORK. June t.-METALS-8tand-ard
copper" wa dull today; local dealer
quote, Inke copper at 112.7518.001 electro-Iytlc-tl2
62W4U'12 75c; casting. tl2 .37VtHi50;
Iondon market opened weak but closed
steady with spot at 5t ts Id and futures
at 67 2a td. Tin was easy; spot, M.OOtrl
1116- June, t32.7f32.'JO;. July and August,
132.7top2.iO: Iindon market closed eay;
spot 149 124 td; futures, 150 17s td. lad
quiet; spot, 14 40(04 50, New York, and 14.15
04ZU. f.sat nt. ix)ui. lndon market
higher, at 12 lis 3d. Spelter wak, with
spot St !5.4V(i6.50. New York, and at 1497W
tOO. Kat St lxuls: Ixmdon market un.
changed, at 23 rs. English Iron market
lower, wun t'leveiana warrant quoted at
Klatla Batter Market.
Sir.niV Junai t T1Trri7'tti"l.
4Vd; local market uudisna-ed ; N o, j re",-, " P " ?"t.rri -" , '
17iBm.thrn Parlflo
. . S'i Inlun Paclflo ...
... 80 dn pfd '..
... t. Steel
... 46i dn pfd ..,
... ?5 Waliash ...
... S'l'i dn pfd ..
...133 Snaniah 4a
SILVER Har, steady at 247d per ounce.
MUAisi-naii per cent.
The rate of discount In the ODen-market
for short bills is SS per cent; for three
minlhs' bills, 3V pet' cent. .
De Ileera
DenTet A Kio O.
do pfd
Erie
do 1st prd
do 2d pfd
Cli-anil Trunk
Illinois Central
1
S
.an,
178 14
..... Tavi
II
;
..... 43'
"4
Boston Stocks and Bonds.' '
BOSTON. June 8. Closing quotations on
mining stock were:
18 Mohawk
4.1H Nevada Con
2-1 N'lrlaaUig Mines ...
12H North , Butts
6Nrth Lake
1ISni4 Dominion
ITSOsreola
10 I'arrolt 1, A Ct..,
650 gulnry
1. Shannon .
2vtSuperlor
744Superlor A B. M. ..
11 Superior & P. Gv..
""'Tamarack
Allouea
Amal. Copper
A. Z. U i
ArlMtia Corn. .1
Atlantic
Ft. A C. C. A 8. M.
Butt Coalition
Cat., A Arisen.......
Cal. A Hecla.
Centennial
Copper Range C. C.
Kaat Dime C. M ...
Franklin
Olroua ton. ........
(Iranby ton
Oreene Csnanea ....
Isle HoTalle Copper.
Kerr LAka
Lake Copper
La Salle Copper
Miami Copper
O..
A
. 4S14
,liH
. "14
. Ill,
llv4
,8,4
.110
.14
"
. 10
. 40
; 10
. 11
. W
. 84
. Va
. 41
. 21
. 41
. 7
.113
New York Cork Market,
The following quotation are furnished
by l.ogan A Bryan, members New York
niocn exenange, 310 soutn sixteenth street:
uay state uae
I) 11 tie Coalition
cactus
Chlno
Chief Consolidated.
Vrnctlrm
Davln-Dalr
Kly Central
Ely Consolidated ..
KIT Witch
Franklin
Olroux
38v,l!' B . A
IM. 8. S. R.
l do pfd
8'trtah Con ,
fl!tl'tah Copper Oo.
11 Winona
laHWolTerlne
KI Dreena cananea
. nsinaulrailon
2 Laroae
Hi'aNev. Consolidated.
lVtNevhouae
eOSObls Copper
. IS. Hay central
. ITSwltt Pkg. Oo
. 66 seara, Roebuck Co,
, UHSIlTer TUk
7'4
.7 l it
.
.. I1"
.. 17H
.2 l-l
.. 2
..in
..loMVf.
1
llvkHuperlor A Pittsburg 11
ITonooaH Minim
O'dfield Conaollda'd.l 7-IKT'rlnlly Copper ,
QoMtleld Florence.., tin North Lake
Ooldfleld Daisy 2 V Bohemia
.... 6't
...'. 1'4
4
w York Mia I n4 Stocks. .
NEW YORK, June 8.Closlng quotation
mining stocss were:
on
Alice -...256
Brunawltk Con. ...... 7
Com. Tunnel stock... 26
do bonne 1 14
Con. Cal. A Va SO-
Horn Silver 00
LeadVllls Cdn.
Little Chief ...
Meatran
Ontario
ophir- 4,
standard
S ?OiyyellOT Jacket ....
Market,
..'.
... I
...
...121
. 61 .
... 7
... 66
Minneapolis Ural a
MINNEAPOLIS, June WHEAT-Julv,
tl.051; September. 820: December. SrvvuHi
90Hc Cash, No. 1 hard, 1.09!i; No. 1 north
ern tl.UKHvi.l.uiVai No. 2 northern, tl.04V4t
1.0t'4; No. t northern, II 01Cv,irtl.04',. .
CORN No. 1 yellow, 64(a56r-.. ,,
OATS No. 3 white, aViVffMo. , i-RYE-No.
2. 65C&69C.
HRA N In 100-pound sacks. tl8.00tfJ18.25.
FLOUR First patent (in wood, f. -o. b..
Minneapolis). t5 u0iio.20i second natenta fu wi
tr5.00: first clears, t3.85itj3.96; second clears.
Visible Sapplf tf Orala.
NEW YORK. June , The visible supply
of grain In the I'nited t-tatee Saturday,
June 4, as compiled by the New York Pro
duce exchange, was as follows:
Wheat, l,647.O00 bu.. dewrefwed 1,46,000 bu.
Corn. 1,640.000 bu., decreased 19.000 bu,
Oats," t.66.00O bu., decreased 239,000 bu. '
Rye. 496,000 bu., decreased 22,000 bu.
Barley, 1,807,000 bu., lncreAaed 146.000 bu.
The visible supply of wheat In Canada
laat Saturday was 6,961,000 bu., c. decrease
of 397,000 bu.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. June COFFEIl0S4yt
steady,- net unchanged. Sales, 9,000 bags.
Closing bids: June and Julv. sarin: Anani.t
.30c; September, t.35c; October and Nevem-
ner, seoc; necemner, s.tbc; January, .47c;
Febrpary, 6.49c; March, t.52e; April, A68c;
May, 6.64c; spot quieit; No. 1 Rio, t4c; No.
4 Santos, 9tc miid quiet; Cordova, iWij
. Mileraakee Grala Market. .. .
MILWAUKEE, July A FLOUR Steady.
WHEAT No. 1 northern, ll.07(jl.O8; No,
northern. tlOS'rfl.OS; July, 4T4c.
OATS ,tvgSH4e.
BARLEY Samples, 44'MI46o.
Onaaha Har Market.
OMAHA. June s.-HAY-No. 1, t9.00;No,
2. 17.50; packing, 14 60. Straw; Wheat, W 001
rye and oat. 87.00. Alfalfa, 212.00. There
has been a drop of 60a on all trad, -
PEORIA,
white, 6O0;
No. 4. MVlc
OATS-Hlgher; No,
white, 8Va4.3Vc; No,
Peoria Market. .
June t, CORN Lower; No. I
No. t yellow. 66c; No. t bo
10 train, Hnwr,
1 white, S4e: No.
4 white, 3737Hc
star nad . Molasses.
NEW YORK. June .-8Uf3AR-ftaw,
firm; muscovado, 89 tt,' J.74o; centrifu
fal, 96 test, 4 24o; molasses Sdgar; 89 teat,
4. Refined, , quiet; crushed, JtocI
grhulated, 6 16c; powdered.' 6.26c, '
. . Dalath Ural . Market. '
DULUTII, June . WHEAT July, tl A4'4
ReptemheT, 93tc; No. j northern ll.MVif
No. 2 northern. 81.044 . .
OATS-37'c. :
Cattoat Market.
NEW YORK, Juno .-COTTON-Bpt.
elosed quiet, 30 points higher; middling up.
lends, 115 20; middling gulf, tli is: salea.
18,134 bale.
t n
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