Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1910.
11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Values Ease Off in the Face
of Higher Cables.
MILLING DEMAND CONTINUES
lufrortnrit ia Weather Coaelltlona
Slakes (an Eaay Keller After the
Advance of Moadar- -further
Decline Probable.
I
OMAHA, Jun 7, 1310.
The weather la clear and warmer through
lr,e north wl tnla morning. Wheat
values eased oft In face of higher vault's
and tlie market lacked buiinit order at
the. opening.
Milling (lemalid continues active and
slocks of Wheat are decreasing ateadily.
Generally clear and pleasant weather
over the corn belt caused som selling
pressui whicn started a decline from
yesterday's bulxe. Comuialula ai uu
uieroua about tha amount of replanting to
be dune, conditions senerally poor and
land r.ot Rood.
vt heat opened aoft and broke early on
lack . of auDuort. Firm cables was a
RUenKtlteiuiiK factor and about noon
firlcea advanced eharply only to ea off
-iter and closed weak under yesterdays
close.
IVHh An linnrrivetnenl In Weather COtlUt
tiona coin Values were easily aold off after
tne advance yesterday. Receipts at uioie
liberal man ai Dec led and cah corn aoiu
off a ahada, V mi warmer weather a iui
iner decline III piobatiia.
Primary wntt receipt were 239,000 bu.
and ahlument were DbX.uuO bu.. against le-
ceipta) lasi year of 4J6.UUO uu. and siiipiiieiua
of WiM.UUU bu.
Primary corn receipt were 7ii0,0OQ bu and
hipmenta were 4Vi,wu bu., against receipts
lam yeur of 1,283,00V bu. ana anipmems ol
1,342,000 bu.
clearances were U.OH) bu. of corn, 100 bu
of outs And no wheAt and flour.
Llveipout closed 4t lower to 41 higher
on wheat and no quataiiuns on corn.
Local railed of opuona;
Articles. Upen. High. ( Low. Close. I V V
Wlieal-
juiy..
r-epi..
C'ui u
July..
Sept..
Gale
J uly. .
89 I
4
to
ovai
66
I
89
So'Al
MVt!
bu I
34al (4-V, UHl
b' Ofr
bo tvi
tfe!
IJuiaua 1 uaU I'r.cca
HEAT Nu. 2 hard, C(UD!c; No. S hard,
Sill 94c; .No. 4 hura, tl'a'i ( "pring.
' 94U30c; No. i spring, lc; No. 4 spring
-'iD.u&Cu: No. 2 uurum. 'iftitfeuc.
CUIUS No. i while, Boo; No. $ white. D'J4f
Cue; No. 4 while, i,tinio6u; No. 2 yellow, bo4o,
No. a yellow. M.'aioc: No. 4 yellow, b4c;
f-u. i, ooc: Mo. 3, u44u,644c; no grade, Wit
&uo. .
JATS-Stamlard. 36Ac: No. 3 White. Sin;
No. 4 "white, 344Cu34iaC; No. 2 yellow, 84441
avxs: No. 4 yellow. &ifti 34u.
BARLEY-No. 4. 4l!y4uc; No. 1 feed, 430
4oc; rejected. 40HI43''.
RYE No. 2. 7i.'ai6:i No. 3, liltlbc.
' Carlos Hecrlpta.
- . Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago 13
Minneapolis '.yi 130
Uinaha ,j...t 1
Dulutu 40
4.i5
1S5
ii
els; afloat for and In Kurope, unchanged.
Total American and European supply de
n eased 2.468.000 bushels. Corn, United
States and Canada, Increased 112 000 bush
els. Oats, t'nited Slates and Canada, de
crensed, 414 "flO bushels.
Tha leadlnir dec-reave reported tnia ween
follow: Chtinno private elevators, 171
bushels; Lotusvllio. 1U.O00 bushels; Jlil-
waukee private elevators, o."' ouBiieip;
Manlif.ba, 62,ij0 bushels; Goderlch, 0,0W
bushels.
WEATHER 1 Til K HAI BELT
Mach Warmer la t pper Mlaaoarl al
ter Showers Predicted.
OMAHA. June 7. 1310.
Rains were aeneral Within the last
twenty-four hours In the upper Ohio valley,
lower lake region and eastern states, and
cloudy weather prevails throughout those
sections this morning. Miowers occurred In
tha Missouri valley and sou 111 over Okla
homa, and northern Texaa aince the pre
ceding report, and rain continues in Ne
braska and eastern Kansas Ui:i morning.
Cooler weather prevails In the lower lake
UK lun and Ohio valley, and temperatures
aro slightly lower throughout the Itocky
mouiiiHiii region. It Is much warmer In th
upper Missouri valley and temperatures ara
higher generally from the Mississippi river
to the mountains. A trough of low
pressure still overhangH tne mountain dis
trict, and the weather will continue unset
tled, with showers in this vicinity tonight
and probably Wei'ui, . lay, wltn warmer to
night. The temparatu o and precipitation at
Omaha, compared with tha last three
years, is as follows;
' . 1510. 1309. 1901. 1907.
Minimum temperature..,,; 6a! (,9 M M
1'recipitatlon ...:..i)0 1.42 I SO T
Normal temperature for today, 69 detrrees.
Jjcftciem-y in precipitation slues March
1. 7.38 Inches.
lieficlency corresponding period In 1909.
3. S3 Inches.
Ucfictei.cy corresponding period In 1908,
.91 of an Inch.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Region Balletln.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m., 16la mciidlaD time,
Tuesday, June 7, 1910:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. iiain-
Flatlons. Max.
Ashland, Neb 75
Auburn, Neb 74
Columbus, Neb... 73
Kairbury, Neb... 7tl
Fairmont. Neb... 72
(Sr. Island, Neb..
Harrington, Neb.
Hastings, Neb....
Holdrege. Nob...
Omaha, Neb
Tekumah, Neb...
Alto, la
Carroll, la
Clarinda, la
Slhley, Ja
Sioux City, Ja...
Not Included
Mln. fall. Sky.
67 .(K) Cloudy
62 .02 ft. cloudy
62 .00 Cloudy
i.4 .00 Raining
f2 .05 ltalnlng
f.1 .15 Cloudy
(,2 .SO Kaining
62 .IS Cloudy
63 .( Cloudy
bt'i .00 Cloudy
60 .02 Cloudy
45 .00 Cloudy
42 .00 Clear
4S .0") ft. cloudy
42 ,00 Cloudy
60 .00 Kaining
Districts.
Columbus, O
IjouiavlllP, Ky
Indianapolis, lnd.
Chicago. Ill
til. Louis, Mo
lies Moines, la...
70
73
70
. 70
. 70
. 75
. 70
. 70
. 6
. 67
. 70
in averages.
D1&TK1CT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.
Statioua. Max.
17
19
12
2K
13
)4
70
7S
74
M
74
70
70
Mln.
44
60
42
42
4ii
42
60
Rain
fall.
.30
.00
.10
.20
.00
-.00
.30
.30
.40
CHK AUO fiRAlV ANU rilOVIIO. S
Features of the Triulins; and Closing
Prices ou Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, June 7. Twice today the
Wheat market broke, badly because thu
-short interest had 'been squeezed oirt In
rapidly mads advance. July delivery wus
..more flighty than the deferred months
fear being shown as to possibility of
trap In 4hat future. ' The close, however,
was fairly steady at a net loss of Vic to
li'dHc. Corn was a heavy affair even when
wheat was strong and finished ic to lc
off. Oats at the end of the session had
become So to be cheaper and provisions
were also down oc to U'.jc.
Ho sudden was the latest collapse In
wheat that ten minutes made a difference
of lc a bushel. Increase of 19 per cent In
acreage seeded was reported from three
northwestern Canadian provinces. (Join
prospects there were declared excellent,
lash wheat prices at Kansas City -were
;ald to be fading because of expected com
petition from Hie southwest. Demand here
today for cash -wheat to be milled was
slim. Furthermore the local contract
stocks decreased only 374.000 .bu. last-week
despite tho reports of large sales. On the
otnei- hand, (Ho world's available supply
. diminished 2.500.000 bu. Fluctuations In me
1 September option were between 91c and 9ilic
with the -close at 91Wr!)lSe, a net decline
of ,,4'8c. ' '
Corn opened weak and dragged all day.
Sepiembe-r ranged from 59'ic to 60o, clos
In ?c , lower al . 69o3c. No. i yellow
IAsed lit 5fi Wn oOVic.
Country selUmf and fine crop prospects
were a n in St. tho price of oats. Limits
mi v.nuilnna for the September delivery
were 3.VV& 36'o and 36c, with the laut rales
at 3TiIto.
l'rnvislons mbst of the time were higher.
Pork finished 5a to 12tie net lower, lard 5c
off, and-Hbs unchanged to 67V4o down,
The range of futures was as follows:
Minneapolis. Minn. 30
Kansas city, mo..
Omaha, Neb 19
Tho weathor Is ' warmer in the w estern
and cooler In the eastern portion of the
corn and wheat region. Frost occurred
st Rantoul. III., In tho Chicago district
Moderate rains occurred within the last
twpntv-four hours In all exefpt the Louis
ville, St. Louis and Des Moines districts.
L. A. WK1.SH,
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
W.W YORK GENERAL MARKET
((notations
on Varloas
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Spasmodio Recovery Follows" News of
Railroad Agreement.
PRICES JUMP AT OPENING
Market Favarablr Affected kr Com
putations Made hy Officiate of Bl
I. laee Excess of Ppeca
latlve Operations.
treasurer of the t. P., .tn.xM.7tj; subsidiary
silver coin, i: 1.247. SI'; ; minor coin. 11.192,
60; total balance In general fund, $K1.-441,669.
Articles.) OpcK High. lovt. Close. Yes y.
Wheat 1 . t I
July 9lA.'aTsi96tiVs
)
Sept. .
leC. "
uly
Sept,
D010.
Oati
July
Krt.
Dec.
, Pork
July Sept.
Laid
- Ju.y .
. Sept.
Ribs--
July
Sept.
Ki".i2l
s(i,ij
MWU6O1
an-ff(.l;
87
."4
I 22 00 1 22 12',
1 21 7i I 21 75
13 J7W 12 374
12 27M 12 30
12 67V4I
12 30
m4'AIfJ - 94i
92UI l. UlV4i- , . Mh
MSl W-'Ji -WTi 91
69 . oBWUl B8H - SH
00 H;SU&-"l0'sW
6., ' 67Vsl bn- bim
:
31'.',
35V,
21 90
21 55
12 HO
12 20
12 67Vi
11 25
12 70
1 67Vs 671,!
I ' 37 87 J
35VtfH
36 36',,
I 21 90 21 97V
I HI 45 21 60
Us 25 12 25
12 15 12 15
12 65 12 6741
r 12 20 12 20 I
K LOCK Steady ; winter patents, 14.50
5.10; winter straights, Sl.i!(ty4.76: spring
Kunts, $6.00; spring straights, 4.Doy4.ni;
kers, S3.905.00.
UVK-No. 76a 77c.
HAKLKY Feed or mixing, 4C64c; fair to
choice malting, 6Rfcti6e.
81ilD Flax, No. 1 southern, 11.94; No. 1
northwestern, $2.04; timothy, 14.35; clover,
J11.25.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per hhl., $i2.00
ft22.2j; lard, per 100 Ihs., tlt'M; short ribs,
aides, (loo), 12.u."al3.00; short clear sides,
(boxed), 113.2513.50.
Toial clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to I5,u4 bushels. Primary receipts
Wei 239.000 bushels, compared with 4uu,
WO bjshels the corresponding day a year
ago. The world's visible, supply, us
mown by Bradstreet's, decreased 2,48.0no.
ICfctlmated receipt for toiiiurrow: Wheat.
5 cars; corn, 8u? cars; oais, 121 cars; hogs,
24.000 head.
SI. I.onla (ieneral Market.
ST. LOCIS. June 7. WHEAT Futures,
lower; July, WS'OWic: September, 9u-,)
W.c. Cash: Higher: track No. i red. tl 10
eri.lti: No. i hard.. 11. Olio 1.10.
CORN Futures, lower; July, 59; 8ep
tember. Mj4i5irV'- Cash: Itlirlier; track
No. J. (XVj No. 3 white. 6.SjjtU'4o.
HATS Futures, lower; July, 36Sc; Sep
tember. 34'3c. CaAh: Lower; track No. 2,
STKc; No. 2 white. 40'sC
RYK Nominul, 79c.
FLOl'lt Firm; red winter patents
lu Oo'nn.ii; extra fancy and straight, $4 (,5.a'
hard winter clears, 3. 5(14 00.
MCEK Timothy. 3.0U3.50.
COKNMKAL-3.25.
WA.-U)wer, sacked east
' I3tf"c
HAY-Hteadv; timothy,
piairie, 113 imj 14 00.
ntblilMi sso.
1IKMP TWINE 7e.
HROVISIuN-Pm-k, unchanged: joh-M1?-,
UVd '""'er: Mima steam.
H2 0.Vain2.17i. Dry salt meats, higher
boxed exira ehorts. lie. rlemr Hi,- u,.-
cleura, 14'. Bacon, higher; boxed extra
vioii.-., Clear HOB, lo4C; fchoi-
;!. LiljC.
POVLTitY Firm; chickens. 1: sprlnirs
fe.C.tV: turkeys. 16c; ducks, 13c: geeSe 7 J; '
HI'TTKK Lower; cicainery, 3uJ7c.
LUGS iSteaily, 17c..
Receipts
of the Day
Commodities,
NEW YORK, June 7. FLOUR Steady
and unchanged; spring patents, t5.luu5.35;
winter straights, 14.40434.&&; winter patents,
$4.,0'(i5.15: snrinir clears. S4.254i4.50: winter
extras, No. 1, S1.0t"!t4.4O; winter extras, No.
i. 3.7O$j3.90; Kansns straights, S4.MK4.95.
KeceintK, zo.i nnis. ; shipments, 61 DDI
Rye flour, barely Bteady, fair to good,
I4.1,M.40; choice to rancy, f4.4ii-a4.50.
COKNMEAL Steady; fine white and yel
low, 11.35K1.40; coarse. S1.25(ul.30; kiln dried,
$3.30.
wheat spot, steady; No. 2 red, $1.05,
nominal c. I. f. No. 1 northern, 11.12'i nomi
nal, f. o. b. Option wheat was au let and
prices were unsettled, byt generally lower
ol, tavdrable 'drop and weather 'news and
underselling in expectation of a bearish
government report, closing nervous at Ww
;.o net decline. July, Il.WMl.K; closed
ai.Ol'd ; Beptember, )iWQ''Vc; closed 97c;
December closed lsc. iteceipts t.aw bu
CORN Spot easy, No. 2, 66V4c nominal
elevator, domestic basis, to arrive c. I. f.
Export No. 2. 06Vc. nominal f. o. b. Option
market was without transactions, closing
tG to lVsO net lower; July closed 67'c;
beptember closed 67c; December, 6oc. Re
ceipts, 7,875 bu.
OATS Spot steady: mixed, 26ti32 pounds,
nominal; natural white, 264jj32 pounds, 43a
4fc; clipped white, 34 a 42 pounds, 43471xu.
Iteceipts. 106,850 bu,; shipments, none.
HAY Steady; prime. $1.15; No. 1, $1.10
1.12SC;; No. 2. Sl.OOJi'l.OS; No. S. WKj-OGc.
HIDES Easy ; Central America, 22c; Bog
ota, 22c
LEATHER Quiet; hemlock, firsts, 26
29c; seconds, 264127c; thirds, 22$25c; rejected.
2wti21c.
PROVISIONS Pork, easy; mess, $24.00;
family, l-UOOii 2S.50; short clear, $U.ity
26.00. Reef, firm; mess. $16.0Oii 16.00; family.
$19.004120.00; beef hams, $21.004i 25.00. Cut
meats, quiet; pickled nellies, iu to 14 ids.,
$16.00(0 lb.00; pickled hams, $16.0016.50. Ird,
steady; middle west, prime, $12.5012.60; re
fined, steady; continent, $13.10; South Amer
ica, $14.25; compound, a. 1ixfl.1u.2a.
TALLOW Rarely steady; prima city,
hhds., 7c; country, 6y4i&-c.
RICE Steady: domestic, ' 2HS0o; Panta,
5M'.6c. No. 4 Santos, ',io. ,
UUTTElv Steiny ; creamery specials.
2Sc; extras, 2bVic; ihlrd to firsts, 26ii28c;
stala dairy, finest, 2Sc; state dairy, com
mon to prime, uinc; process, second to
special, 23ft26c; factory, 22Hi'a23Vio; imita
tion creamery, 24326c.
CHEESE Weak; Btate, whole milk, new,
special, 14H15c; state, whole milk, aver
age prime, WAlS'ViC; state, whole milk,
fair to good, 12V413Vc; slate, whole milk,
common, 10tll?ic; skims, full to special,
EUG8 Barely steady, unchanged;
gathered, storage packed selections,
214c; fresh gathered, regular packed
first, 20411210; fresh gathered, first,
20c.
POl'LTRY Dressed, firm; western broil
NEW YORK. June 7.-Ths stock market
greeted the news of an agreement on the
rata dispute between the government
authorities and the railroad executives
with a spasmodic recovery of the de
clines or several days past. Tha excess
of speculative operations for th decline
based on that conference was demon
strated beyond dispute. The demand from
uncovered snorts was so urgent and im
perative as to cause an opening jump in
prices rarely equalled for wlldness and
disorder. When the first wild scramble of
the bears to cover shorts was over there
ensued a more conservative view of the
situation and It was not until tha end of
the day that prices rose again to the
best.
Tha difficulty of appraising the news
grew out of th stress laid on tha pre
vious speculation on the Immense im
portance to the railroads increased freight
rates which the government waa oppos
ing. The demoralization in stocks caused
by the injunction against a small percent
age of the proposed increase contrasted
with tha violent rebound of the postpone
ment by the railroads of all the proposed
Increases and their voluntary submission
to the provisions of the pending railroad
law constituted a seeming anomaly. The
explanation cam partly from the fact of
tha greatly extended short Interest, which
was forced to buy stocks, but which hoped
to do so at a further decline. It was
evident also that great relief was felt by
the railroad officials over the abandon
ment of the sppeal to the anti-trust law
In return for tha surrender of the proposed
rsts increase.
The Influence of the announcement from
the Whito House was enhanced by the pro
fessions of satisfaction from railroad offi
cials who had expressed most alarm over
the suit to enjoin tha rata advances and
their opinion that threatened cessation of
Improvement might not prove necessary.
Negotiations, it waa said, for the sale of
$15.ooo,0ot) of Michigan Central bonds in
Paris, which had been suspended, would
be resumed and this assertion was of more
effect on sentiment than yesterday's news
of the sale of $25,000.0110 of Southern Pacific
bonds In Germany in spit of th rat In
junction. The unsettled tone which Intervened after
the opening Jump was much emphasized by
the atural tendency to realize profits on
so considerable a rebound. This selling pro
ceeded to such lengths, especially In St.
Paul as to arouse a suspicion of renewed
liquidation on account of an important
capitalists group. Public expression of
lukewarm satisfaction by a prominent
niemher of the group seemed to shift sus
picion to that of a purpose to1-depress
prices and th market thereafter rallied.
The agreement made by the railroad ex
ecutives to leave the rate increases to
the operations of the new railroad law
shitted attention to the progress of that
measure through Its final stages and the
definitive for which it might take.
The market waa favorably affected by
th computations made by railroad of
ficials of th time that could be saved in
putting Into effect new freight rates by
the consideration that could be given to
the new schedules by th commerce com
mission pending the enactment of the new
railroad law.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value. $2,768,000. C. 8. bonds were un
changed on call.
Number cf sales and principal quotations
on slocks were as follows.
Bam. Hifa. cow. vio".
New York Moaer Market.
NEW YORK, Jun 7-MONET-On call,
easy at I4W2 per cent; ruling rate, 24
per cent; closing bid, 24 per cent ;offered
at 24 per cent. Tim loans, easy and dull;
sixty days. I'f?34 per cent; ninety days,
34 P'r cent; six months, 444 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4fl5
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady at de
cline, with actual business In bankers' bills
st $4 8.155'ufi 826i for sixty-day bills and at
$4 KiViO for demand; commercial bills, $4,834
JI S JV
SILVER Rar, 53V:; Mexican dollars. 4c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing quotations on boticJ wer a
follows:
. inline. M. M. 4"t....
.lmiSMsDsn .
.101 do 44
.lot K. C. Da. IK ...
.1141,. 8. flsb. 4 1!1...
.1141.. N. unt. . ..
M., K. T. 1st 4s
.Wl do ('
. bMo. Pacific 4i
. N. R. K. of M. 11. M
.K4N. Y. C. I IHS
. H da 1b. 4i MSt
. WWW Y . N. H. H.
.I'll" o. 131
.l'rt .. W. lit e. 4a.. H
. 3i o cr. 4 Hit
. SHNo. ractfia 4a loo
. "ia do as .1
. I9V. a. U rfdf. 4t ... as
. tlt'nn. r. Is U.t... MH
.lu6 do con. 4s 102 s
. ttVRosilIni atn. 4s w
It it Si. L. s. P. Is.
rf .
track.
$15.001918.50;
Fiur. bbls..
Wh.?at, bu...
Corn, bu
(.id 1 a, bu....
10 o
tft.kbO
l.(KM
Shipment
It.rOu
2l.mil)
S5,wo
fresh
2044(1
extra
194V
era, u-c;
iiic.
fowls, 142U4c; turkeys, 16
Kansas Cltr Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Jun 7- WHEAT July,
8Mc; September, 860 December, tHijf
x6o bid. Cash unchanged to sllghtlv
lower; No. 2, tl.OO&l.Ot; No. 3, 9698c; tio. I
8 red, mc; xo. s, oc.
CORN July, 574o bid; September, fv4($
56Uo bid; December, 62fl524o bid. Cash,
unchanged: No. 2 mixed, 594c; No. 8, 5S4c;
No. 3 white, 634c; No. 3. 6Z40.
OATS Generally unchanged; No. 3 white,
36io374c; No. 2 mixed, iib'uMc.
RYE No. 3, 66&70C,
HAY Choice timothy, $15.00; cholca prai
rie. $11 00& 11.25.
BUTTER Easier; creamery extraa, 2Ho;
firsts, 24c: aeconds. 22c; packing atock, 21c.
EGGS Current receipts,, new cases, $5.1i;
miscellaneous cases. $5.10; southerns, $4.70;
atoraga packed, $5.65.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 21.0UO 60,0ii0
Corn, bu 37,0i) 45.000
Oats, bu 8. OiiO 3,000
Minneapolis drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS June 7.-WHEAT-July.
$1 04si September. 9Jc; December, 804
904c; cash, no. 1 nsrj, n us, jso. 1 nortn
ern, $l.oy 108; No. 2 northern, $1.04'i; 1,06;
No 3 northern, $1.01'iil O3.
FLAX Closed at $2 04.
CORN No. $ yello. 52jj55c.
OATS No. 3 white, 564113640.
RYE No. 2. 6.vffd9c.
KRAN-ln 100-lb. sacks, $18.0u4i 1S.2.V
FLOUR First patents (In wood, f. o. b.
Miimexiiolis). $5.0O-ua 2); second patents, $4.80
i5.00; f rsl clears, 3 Ka3 K; second cleara
2.6Or)2.90.
Vlall.la ' kanply of Grain.
NEW YORK. June 7-Speclal cable and
eleaiaplilc (oniiiiuuicationa received ,v
aiadstreei a show the following charges In
ivailabl.i aupplica. as compared ltl pre
' i",,"Y"oui,i: Wheat. United Mate, east
''J Lkl'"- decreased l.t7.uo bushsiei Csn
- s2 'ci eased all WOO bushels; totai. I'nited
- aa Cacaii. daoraassd 2,4u$.0u
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jun J.-WH EAT Spot.
auu; .o. s iu wesieru wiiuer, no atook;
futurta, easy; July, is 64d; Ov'tobar, (a 77d;
uec-einuer, iiouiiiiai.
CORN Spot, easy; American mixed, 5a
111; new American mixed, kiln u-led. 41
I I'ni ; new Amvrican mixed, via Ga'.esion
5a 3d; futurrs, dull; July, nominal; Sep.
tember, 4a id.
t3,"0
200
1,"0
6u4
1. 100
J,00
910
v
SIM
1.000
17.H00
600
401)
1.100
(.400
2-10
W
1.800
U.MO
M0
6,10
' ,;
13,100
2. 0
1,500
100
iiiwo
o
1,000
1,000
00
2,100
, It, 400
400
, 1,500
00
, 14.8IK)
20l
700
, l."0
10
H
, 1, 301)
00
tm
. l.wo
, t.ioo
. l.flO
400
. X.fcJO
. 6. too
. 3,600
200
700
1,00
400
4.4U0
3,100
400
too
1.200
10
7
43
4 "4
4
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1
84
24
13
44
774
1034
11
117
1344
lb
So1
41H
1004
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lil)
1124
'ii'i
1974
a;
1074
'tis
40
W4
24
48
14M4
7
.44
KM
130
14
104
34
78H
244
4
II
144
1314
64
1814
II
(14
ft
.1.
184
n
6
1014
141
1214
118
l4
744
24
lit
40
10"4
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0
43
4
'
634
0
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23
124
424
144
1034
60
116
1334
U
404
lie4
1004
lit
1114
'774
155
)l4
1074
-8I4
40
U4
M4
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144
12:4
?
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6M
I824
16
13
344
78'
284
3i
4.14
83
143
Ui
M
1304
184
60
844
14
Allli-Clisliners pM ...
Annlginialcd Copper .
Amoricsn Aarlculiural
Amorlran Beet gugar..
American Can
Amorii-an C. A F
American Cotton Oil..
Am. H. Li, pra
Am. lea Hecuritlss....
A marti to Unseed ...
Amsrlcan Locomotive
Am. S. & K
Am. 8. A ft. pfd
Am. Stool Foundries
Am. Sugar Kcflnlng ........
Amorlcan-T. T...r..;....
Am tries a Tobacco (d
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaon
Atchison pfd .
AUanilo C'oaat Una
Baltimore Ohio
Bethlehem steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr. ......
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jane..
CtieMpeake Ohio
Chicago Alton
Chicago o. w new
Chicago Q. w., new
C. O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W
C, M. A B. P ,
C. C C. & St. L
Colorado K. & I ,
Colorado A Kouthern....,
Conaolldated Gaa
Corn Products ,
Delaware A Hudaon
Denver A Rio Oraude...,
D. A P.. O. pld
Ulstlllers' eacuritiee .....
Erie
Krle 1st pld
Erie td pld
General Blectrle
Ureal Northern pio
Great Northern Ore ctla
Illinois Central
InterboroufiD Met.
Int.. Met. pfd
International Harvester-
Int. Marina pld
International Paper ....
International Pump ....
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern...
K. C. 80. pfd
Laclede Gas
Louisville A Naah villa..
Minn. A St. Loula
M., At. P. A g. B. M...
M., K. A T
M., K. A T. ptd
Missouri Pacific 1.600 48
Naflnnsl RlacUlK
National Lead I.M0
N. R. R. of M. id p(4 100
Naw York Central 11. too
N. Y., O. A W 1.800
Norfolk A Western 7oO
North American ll.Oul
Northtrn Pacilts 8.1O0
p. .1110 Mall t"0
p.nn.vlv.nla 84,200 131 4
Peopla a Gaa 1.1 lot
P.. .'.. O. A Sc. L
Pittsburg Coal
Fretted Steel Car
Pullman Palate Car....
Railway Stttl serutg..
Reading
Republic Steel
Ktpublle Steel pfd
Rocs. Island Co
Rock'latand Co. pfd...
ft. L A 8. F. M pfd.
St, Loula 8. W
(t. L. a. w. pfd
Ilota-sheffleld I. A I
gouthtm I'aclfio
Southern Hallwar
go. Railway pld
Tennettee Copper
Texaa A Pacttic
T., tU L. A "
T . it. L. A W. pld ...
Inlon Pacifle .
t'nlon paulllc pld..
t'nlttd Hiatea Realty.,
t inted KUtee Rubber..
I'nliad Blaise Steal
I'. 8. Steel pfd
I't-li I'uour
Va. -Carolina Chemical .... 4.700- 694
w.hath 00 l'l
Wtbtth pld 8,80
Western Mryland 1.10
wuilnahusu Uectrle 800
Wetieru inlon l.o
Wheeling A L. K
Total aalei for tha ear, 1.044,400 tnaree.
li. R. rar. Is,
do coupon .
V. A le. reg
4e aouaon
V. . 4t, reg
do coupon
Allla-Chsl. 1st U ...
Am. Ag. 6a
Am. T. A T. cv. 4s.
Am. Tobacco 4s
do ts
Aimour A Co. 44s.,
Atchison fren. 4s...,
do cv. 4a
do-tv. te
At. C. L. lit 4s. ...
Bal. A Ohio 4a
do 3'it
do S. W. 34a
Brk. H. cv. 4a
Central of OS. 6l...
t'en. Leeihev at
c. ol fi. J. g. as
Cbes. A Ohio 44s.. 1"! do gen. tt
uo rel. 8s !)349t. 1.. 8. w. c. 4s
Chicago A A. 84a... 71" Jo It gold 4a ..
C. U. A VI. J. 4a ... l Seaboard A. L. 4t.
do gtn. 4t 7go. Pac. col. s...,
C.. M. at s.r. g. I'ta w aa cv. t
r
to
WH
74
t7
" 4
78
(.'., R. 1. A F. c. 4s..
do rts 4s
Colo. lnd. te
Colo. Mid. 4s
t A S. r. A a. 44s,
O. A H. cv. 4s
1). t R. U, 4a
do ref. si
Dlttlllera' (a
Erie p. 1. 4s
do gen. 4s
da cv. 4a, ter. A...
do s-riea B
Gen. Elec. cv. tt
111. Cen. 1st ref. 4a..
int. Met. 44t
alia, onered.
7 do 1st ret. la.
8. 480 Kallwav ae.
74 do gen. it
8 Inlon Pacific 4a...,
84 do cv. 4a
altt do let A ref. 4a.
14 1". a. Rubber 4s...
il 41'. S. eteel M aa...
884 V a. -faro. Cham, ts
1 Wabaab 1st 6s
71 do 1st A ex. 4s...
UTiWeatern Ma. 4a....
t 'Weal. Eleo.
134 Wis. Central 4a
87ViMo. Fas. sr. 6a cits..
74
tl
8b4
74
.. 80
.. 71
.. ao
.. 4
.. 84
..li
.. l4
..1004
..144
.. M4
. .1"24
,.loa
.. M4
..:vt4
.. 474
.. 14
OMAHA LIVE STOCK, MARKET
Cattle Receipts Are Larger,
Prices Are Steady.
but
HOGS ARE FIFTEEN HIGHER
t
Demand la Brisk from All Qaartera
ana Valae Aro Poshed la.
ward heep Twenty-Five
Teats Higher.
hogs, shippers buying In th neighborhood
of 2,XU head during Itrst rounds.
A considerable proportion of ths hoes
went at $9 la as compared with yesterday s
one priced market of Sl'.flO. Tops ad
vanced lo $9.20. a flat 15c higher than yes
terdHV'a high sales.
Representative tales:
No.
74..
4t..
rv.
..
..
86..
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., June 7,
Receipts nere: Cattle. Hogs.
Official Monday 2.44 S,4t
Estlmat Tuesday 8.334 7,344
Two days this week... .6.8x3 10.804
6am days last week. ...5.83 13,85
tame aaya 2 weeks ago.. 8.451 17.134
bailie days 3 weeks ago.. 9.473 H.86
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 8.398 12.853
Sam daya last year.... ,39o 18,89ti
Hie loiiowiug taole ahowa th receip t
of cattie. hoga and aheep at South Omaha
for th year to date, comuamd wlln last
'ar: 1910. io. inc. Dec.
422.651 4H.:9 18.2S3 .....
H" 941,039 1,214.270 273, 2S7
Sheep 812,499 818.663 ,054
The following labia shows in average
prices of hogs at bouch Omaha for th last
several daya with coniparlsone:
1910.
Sheep.
2.7
2.000
4,75
7.9HJ
10.HO4
11,013
li.34
6,590
Dait 1910. 1909.llW8. 1907. 1908. 1W. 11804.
May 28.,.
May 29.4.
May 80...
May 81...
Jun 1...,
June
Jun 8...
Jun 4...
June 5...
June ...
July 7...
394
S 3S4
344
9 3o4
9 154
7 02
7 02j
6 28
6 27
t 25
7 11
7 141 6 35
7 lit! S
7 2S I 6 13
5 2 8 2,1 1
( 01
0b
S 101
06
S 29
8 391
32;
( 29i
21!
5 12
6 1;
6 13
5 181
S 19
067.1 7 U4 I Mi 5 uu, 301
I 7 3b 6 811 fi 981 6 241 S 21
9 004 I 5 26j 6 9X1 30 6 23
1541 7 82
i 53
4 50
6 09 4 51
4 49
4 49
4 66
t
4 54
8 03 8 M 6 8oj 4 28
81
w'4
8J4
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Jun 7. Th agreement
reached by th government and the rail
roads caused a firm and exciting opening
in the American section of th stock ex
change today. Flisl prices were from t to
6 points' higher, mainly on covering for
continental and New York acoount. Tha
market eased a point or two later, but re
covered on renewed support and at noon
was steady at from 1 to 6 points higher
than yesterday s isew yoik closing.
Console, moner ..81 U-IILoulavllla A Nash. ..144
do account 81 1-ltMo., Kan. A Texaa.. 404
Annl. Copper 18 New YorS -central. ...II84
Anaconda ntkftorioik et western. .11114
Atchison 1074 do pfd N
do pfd 1044Ontsrlo 8b western.. 444
Baltimore A Ohlo....)16VtPenneylvsnta
Canadian Pacifle ...200tKand Mines
( hesspeeks A Ohio.. 834 Ketdlng
Chi. Great Western.. M 4 soul htm Hallway
Chi.. Mil. A Bl. P. .134 do pld
IS Southern Pacific
254 inlon Pacific .
88 do pfd
, 174V. B. Steel ....
464 do pld
86 Wabash
804 do pfd
13o4BDanlih 4s ....
SILVER Bar, quiet at 24 -ltd per ounce.
MONEY aa 34 Ppr cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3-4 per cent: fov thre
months' bills, 34 per cent.
De Beers
Denver A Rio 0
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do td pfd
Grind Trunk ..
Illinois Central
87 4
... 84
... 784
.. It
... 414
...1834
...1774
... 854
... 804
...1184
-.. 184
... 44
t4
rit a 1 ics. 1
T
Local Securities.
Quotation furnished by Samuel Burns,
Jr., 433 Naw York Lit building. Omaha
41W
100
too
.... 1,H
100
....181, too
.... l.too
too
.... 11,100
.... 1.000
.... 8,000
809
" i
.... 41,100
.... 1,800
.... 1,100
. . . . 800
. . . . 8lO
....' 1.100
.... 400
... .H7,nO
7O0
.... 800
.... 70O
,...387. 400
.... 3.40V
4.700
U84
1:4
st
1404
88
1534
80
834
414
85
414
804
4,4
U14
264
to
24
2
304
414
1714
81
714
Sf
1174
4-4
434
4i
88
41
184
12
88
101
141
81
137
184
'44
'ii"
t14
1144
44
894
474
1244
84
110H
1044
874
174
834
1404
84
I804
28
83
OS
834
844
80
1184
241,
68
26
184
21
414
m
12
70
88
774
1164
434
I.4
19
424
44 .
41
V
4
i1
44
84
84
644
804
844
224
13
48
7t.4
103
81
117
1S'4
t4
. 13
41
1044
101
1184
1124
154
.74
187
37
1074
zw
834
it
:t
244
474
1454
U44
71
344
844
1344
14
1W4
884
78
38
S44
44
824
143
1304
884
181
184
814
74
17
104
444
114
324
464
1014
1424
80
1314
884
444
844
108
H4
264
1164
444
104
414
14
I
1814
1044
84
"4
84
10
844
1834
84
834
414
'844
404
284
714
41
1214
i4
"4
38
884
80
404
1714
134
70
884
78 4
H8
444
68",
184
414
441,
414
M4
84
Auditorium, Chicago, Is, 128
Beatrice Creamery pfd
Cltr of Omaha 44s. 1880..,
Cudahv Packing Co. 6s ;
Iowa Portland Cement bonds 6s
Iowa Port. Cement eoa. aa
East at. Louis A Sub. 6s
Kansas City Stock Yards stock
Lincoln, Nab., 4s, 1830
Nsbraaka Tel, stock 8 per cent
Omaha Water Co. 6s, 1814.,.
Omaha Water Co. 6s, 1844
Omaha Uas 6a, 1817....-
Omaha Oat 6s, 1814
Omaha B. L. A F. 6a, 1883
Omaha E. L. pfd 6 per cent
Omaba St. Ay. 6a, 1811
Omaha A C, B. St. Ry. 6s, 1838
Omaha A C. B. Rt. Ry. pfd,..
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. A B. pld
Omaba A C. B. St. K v. coin
South Omaha, oHy of, 6s.,.,
Psclflo T. A T. ts, 1817....,'
Trl-Clty Ry. A U 3s .A
Inlon Stock Yards Co. SoutA Omaha.
Bid.
844
. 80
1044
88
88
88
88
31
, 88
1004
, 100
87
, 68
104
874
, 61
. 684
, 68
, 83
, 86
, 73 '
894
, 87
, 844
. 87
AakeA
84
81
106
88
104
100
.84
674
1014
101
44
93
108
36
334
1004
e
44
144
1UU
tt
674
6-4
Boston Stock and Bonds.
BOSTON, Jun 7. Closing quotations on
mining stocks
Alloues
Krww York Carl. Market.
The following quotations ar furnlahed
by 1-owan & Bryan, membeta New York
Stock exchange, 316 South Sixteenth street:
.1 8-18
.- 44
.. 8o
.. 874
.1 1 16
... 14
..8 8-11
..1054
...1M4
1
II llnaakea Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 7-FUlUR-Diill
WHEAT No. 1 northern. $1 (nil? 1.07: No 2
northern, $1 Oojl 08; July, 9444jyf4c
OATS 394c.
BARLEY-Samples, xvS64,c.
Omaha liar r.tarket.
OMAHA. Jun -HAY-No. 1. $3.00; No
t. $7.50: parking. $4.50. Htraw: Wheat, $4.00;
ry and cats. $7.vu. Aifalfa, $12.09. Tber
tut droo cf soo em u giada.
Bay ante (lea
Uuue Coalition ...
Cactua
(8iine
Chief Poniolldated
Kractlon
IMvia-l'tly
Ely Central
Kiy roaeulidated .
Ely Wltcb
Franklin
Olreua
tieldlield Coat
Uohlfltld Flurence.
(ioljflelil Hala- ...
Urecue Cananea . -.
88 Implrellon
.. H4Larote
.. 24Nev. Coi.aolldaied.
.. 10Ntwhou
... 14blo Copper
.. 614Rawhldt Cealilion
1 11-ltHiy Cuitral
.. 84 Swift Pkg. Co
.. 86 atara. Roebuck Co
H4Sllrer Pick
II Superior A Pittsburg 114
14Teeopah Mining
. . 84Trlhlly Copper ,.
.1 8-ltNnnh Ltke
. . 74 Bohemia
.. 14
14
64
II
. '4
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, June 7. The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness tndsy was as follows:
Trust Fund lold coin. $875.721, 809; silver
dollars. $49.7a2.0X; allver dollars of 1H90
$l.:o2.0iO: silver certificates outstanding,
$49.782.OU0.
General Fund Standard allver dollars In
general fund. $'.'.au.::22: current liabilities.
68tLir1; working balance In treasury of
fice. l8,742.y4. In banks to credit of
Amal. Copper ...
A. Z. L. A
Arltona Coin. ..
Atlantlo
B. A C. O. A S.
Butta Coalition ,
Cel. A Arltona.,
Cal. A Hecla....
Centennial
were:
40 Mohawk
814 Nevada Con
14 Nlpltslng Mlnea .
.... 1844 North Butia
tt North Lake
M . 124 014 Dominion ...
)40aceola
80 parrott S. A ft.
650 Qulncy
16tShannon
Copper Range C C. 644 Superior
East Butta C.
Franklin
Glroux Con
Granby Con
Greene Cananea
Isle Royals Copper..
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
I Salle Copper ....
Miami Copper
Atked.
8'.8uDrlor A B
11 Superior A P,
, t Tamaxack ..
40 V. S. C. A
, 74U. B. B. R.
, 164 do pfd ...
, 84 Utah Oon.
61 4 Winona ....
II Wolverine .
. 364
O
A M.
.. 60
.. 184
.. 114
.. 334.
.. H4
.. 4
.. 14
.. 744
.. 104
.. 424
-. 14
.. 114
.. 80
.. 864
.. 414
.. 484t
.. 214
14
..II
New York Mlnlngr Stock,
NEW YORK. June 7. Closing quotations
on mining stooxs were:
Alice
Brunswick Con. ...
Com. Tunnel atotk.
do bonds
Con. Cal. A Va...
Hern Silver
iroai Silver
Offered.
.324
. 1
. 38
. II
. W
. 60
.18
Leadrllia Con.
Little Chief .,
Mexican
Ontario
Ophlr
Standard
Yellow Jacket .
.. S
.. 4
.. 86
..126
.. 74
.. 86
.. 86
. Bank Clen rings.
OMAHA, Jun 7. Bank clearings for to
day wer $2,389,680.20 and for tne corra-
apondlng date last year wer 82,180,258.50.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORrc. Jun 7. COTTON Market
opened steady at An advance of 117 points
on th strong Liverpool cables, big English
spot sales and continued covering of near
month shorts. Th big bulls seemed to b
lotting go or a ntti of tncir cotton around
15.30a for July and fluctuations right after
th call wer Irregular, as there was also
soma selling of new crop month by th
south on th good weather reports. Rut
Wall street was a buyer of both near and
lata positions. Liverpool bought th near
montns and the market during th middle
of th morning ruled aoout 39 ju points net
higher.
Futures opened steady; Juna, 15c; July
15.23c; August, 14.63a; Beptember, 13.25c
October, 12.43c; December, 12.25c; January
1J Murrh 12 ?:4r
BT. ' LOUI8, Jun T-COTTON-Un-
hangad; middling, 144c. Sales, none; re
celpts, 396 bales; shipments, 1,196 bales
stock, 24,823 baits.
Evaporates! Apples and Dried Fralts.
NEW YORK, Jun 7. EVAPORATED
APPLES Moderately actlv in a jobbing
way and prices ar nrni. on th spot
fancy Is quoted at 104&10-c; choice,
84c; prune, 7y74c; common to fair
tHitiWc. .
DRIED FRUITS Prune ar firm, with
a good demand for Oregon. Quotations
range from io for California, up to
30-40, and 44f9o for Oregons. Apricots
are quiet, but prices are steady. Choice,
KkJil04c; extra choice, 10VUV114C; fancy
ll'rUUHC Peaches ar quiet, but steady
Choice, SHoVc; extra choice, 7Stf74c
fancy. 74il74c. - Raisins are quiet, but
prices ar steady on small offerings. Loose
Muscatel ar quoted at $4ft5c; choice
to fancy seeded, 44ti4c: aedlss, 3Vtf
4c; London layers, tl.ai.w.
Oil nnd Hoala.
SAVANNAH. June 7.-OIL8-Tui ontine
firm; 6ic. riales. 7S0 bbls.; receipts, J.3s0
bbls.; shipments, 1-i bbls.; atock. 7.098 bbls.
ROSIN Firm. Hale. 1,483 bbla.; lacclnts,
3.169 bbls.; shipments, 175 bbls.; stocks. 47,016
bbls. guote: B, C. $42o'tr4.30; D, $4.55;- K,
$4.90; F, $5,074; O, $6.10; H, $5134; I, $5.15;
K. $5.20; M, $5.25; N. $4 40; WO, $5.70; WW,
$690.
Sunday.
t Receipts smd disposition of live stock at
Che Union Stock Yards, routh Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock
p. m. yesterday:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
J8.....
t
47....,
44
47
48
84
SO....
40
63
70
II
81
M ...
80....
6'
4S
3...
17....
IS ...
68
Sf....,
t ...
II
71
71...,
41....
74....,
It....
41....
61....
II....
II....
87....
14,...
81....
11....
74....
40...,
82...
10....
73....
4....
8....
81....
....
80
C. M. & St. P
Wabash
Missouri Pacific ....
Union Paclfio
C. & N. W., east
C. & K. W., west....
C, St, P., M. & 0..
C, B. dfc Q., east....
C, H. A Q., west
C , R. I. & P., east ..
Illinois Central
C. G. W
7
3
6
45
9
87
13
32
S
1
Total receipts 100
DISPOSITION.
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co ..
Swift and Company ..
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour and company
Murphy, shipper
W. b. Vansant
Stephens Rroa
Hill & Son
B. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. B. Root & Co
H. Bulla
Wolf
Lea Rothschild
Other buyers
3
29 6
33 i
6 1
1
17 1
1
"i
98 10
Hogs. Sheep.
371 1.VK9 2!i9
7W) 1,719 299
7M) 2,0tW 924
,141 63H 731
296
40
31
48 .....
2
18
97' ..... .....
47
42
289
Totals
....3,831 6,787 1.867
CATTLE A fully normal sUDPly of cattle
was awarded today. 147 cars being reported
In up to noon as compared with 4,029 head
last Tuesday and 3,140 head on tha corre
sponding Tuesday of last year.
The same bullish tone that featured the
demand yesterday was still evident today,
but did not affect the price Hut to as great
an extent. Supplies were not excessive
nd with firm advices from the east ther
was a very good inquiry for both local
dressed beef men anl shippers. Early
trade was a little quiet, but traders soon got
down to business and anything useful In
tn way oi beet steers sold at iigures luuy
steady with thos of yesterday.
The proportion of cows and heifers was
non too large, only about, tweiity-flv or
thirty loads of this class of stock being
included In tha run. Both local and out
side butchers bought freely from the open
ing and the big bulk of offerings sold in
good season. Prices ruled a shad higher
on all classes, the bulk of sales appearing
to b fully steady to a llttl higher than
those of yesterday. Veal calves ara In usual
food demand and are selling at figures
ully as high a last Friday, while there
Is llttl notable change In bulls, stags and
rough stock generally.
Desplt th fact that mere wer oniy a
few load of stock cattle included In ths
run today the Inquiry frum yara traders
nd country buyers wit rattier dull and
trade aulet throughout, with tne volume
of business naturally small, tho situation aa
whole experienced no change ot conse-
. . . . A n n ... . t. n .-., n T t. ,',.,. W1.JI IT
anything, a little lower, several early sales
how ni mm declines.
Quotations on cattie: Gooii to choice
corn-fed ateera. $7.$0&8.O5: fair to good corn
fed ataers, $6.66(.40; common to lair corn-
fed steers, 85 6Woo; good to cnoice cows
and heifers, $6.0074.6S; fair to good cows
and heifers, $4.753.75; common to fair
cows and heifers. 13.0Otf4.50; good to cholcs
Blockers and feeders. $5.86&(i.26; fair to
good stockers and feeders, $5.006 60; com
mon to fair Blockers snd feeders, $3.7&ft4.76;
stock heifers, $3.7604.85; veal calves, $4,090
T.bO; buns, stags, etc sj.idioo.io.
Representative sales:
lau-ii,-! .it trim a
Ns.
34
6
II
40
27
8
It
83
33
6
6
50
66
12
6
16
15
30
6
18
16
II
10
84
4
8
10
18
61
17...
30
76
84
44
23
21
8
4
10
6
28.... i
6
12
I
1
I
S
10
4
4
1...
3
I....
3
I
S
1...
3
1
3
6
3
At.
784
803
841
1031
643
848
188
816
788
861
888
676
808
768
663
...... 688
1340
841
888
610
1030
883
877
878
840
186
1)18
81
648
776
, U'o
1061
1184
1481
1
182
686
10D4
1112
1011
881
..... 805
127
782
, 784
...... 86
1118
til
til
102
1114
117
833
807
1240
164
444
U3M
471,
......1810
18o0
fr.
I 4
6 40
I 88
6 80
6 00
6 00
6 16
4 16
4 86
4 36
8 40
4 64
4 80
8 88
6 44
8 46
6 46
6 48
I 70
6 86
8 88
80
6 80
6 80
6 86
7 00
1 00
1 00
1 08
1 08
1 10
T 10
T 10
7 13
1 16
1 20
7 36
1 88
1 3
No,
16....
17....
42....
38....
28....
11....
11....
, 10...
63....
13....
81....
81....
16
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II....
12....
17....
20....
31....
62....
14....
7....
14....
17....
I
II....
20....
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18....
87....
41....
81....
18....
67....
87....
81....
8 ...
15....
COWS).
8 71
3 78
4 00
4 10
4 28
4 38
4 60
4 60
4 46
4
4 70
4 18
HEIFERS.
4 10 14
4 35 3
BULLS.
6.
6
4..
33..
II..',
4 20
4 to
4 16
4 80
4 18
6 00
6 to
6 40
1..
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1 .
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4 .
I.
Vv.
1108
1143
1148
1214
818
1084
, 1084
1137
1381
1157
1084
1168
1071
1114
1076
1204
......1088
1214
1284
1188
1317
676
1168
1033
1234
1036
1349
1846
1173
1380
1144
1240
1241
1148
.......1326
1844
1331
1416
1074
1038
1137
101.3
850
1042
843
834
1 14
1 1114
1170
711
831
13T0
1410
164.)
8W
1488
1610
W0
CALVES.
8u0
Pr.
7 38
1 36
7 26
I 58
7 38
T 36
7 38
T 10
7 30
1 80
1 63
T 33
1 88
1 40
1 40
1 40
1 40
7 40
1 46
1 46
1 60
7 60
7 60
7 60
1 68
f 66
1 88
7 70
t 7
7 78
I 78
1 76
7 16
1 89
1 80
7 80
7 80
7 80
4 II
4 84
6 00
6 20
6 36
6 36
6 83
6 88
6 73
6 00
6 20
4 08
6 66
$ 60
6 Ml
6 60
I 10
6 60
6 6o
6 80
6 60
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. Jun 7. CORN Steady; No,
$ whit, OOv; No. 4 white, 54'!jc;'No. 3
el low, Mc; Nn. 4 yellow, b4V ;
mixed, obi ; No. 4 mixed, 674c; no
4i4l2c.
OATH rHeady ; No. 2 white, $ic;
ard, 34c: No. t whit, Vv'vi4c;
white, 37 6 374c.
No. 3
giade,
stand
No. 4
agar and Molaa,
NEW YORK, Jun 7.-L'G A It-Raw.
firm; muscovado. 89 teat, 3.71c; centrifugal,
9 teat, 4 24c; molaaaea augar. 89 lest, 3.48c;
refined, ateadv; crushed, tic; granulated,
5.15c; powdered, .2tc.
7....
, 123 4 no 3 I I 1 60
244 4 76 11 1.1) T 10
14 4 78 1 10 1 SO
143 1 00 1 .. 180 T 60
17t 1 U0 3 170 7 78
. 178 1 16 8 176 I T4
8TEURI8 AND H JClFEKS.
486 6 80 3 784 6 80
847 6 80
STEERS AND COW8.
840 8 28
COWS AND HEIFERS.
ITS 6 60
STOCKERS AND FEEDER.
17. Ml
48 843
4 641 i 14 16 731 3 16
8 888 4 18 Mi ( tt
4 , 184 4 80 11 7711 8 40
14 661 4 88 I... 783 I 80
14 488 6 11 138 $ 64
8 41 6 00
8tJ4iB na anarp anvanc in product st
yesteiday a rios continued. Light boa re
celpta st th s point today and a broader
Shipping tiemtna opeiaiea in push values
upward, i n aeniana wus nnsg from all
quartara at ins oucning una morning at
tiricea just aoouv joc nigurr man yeaterday
Th spread continues narrow, most of
the hops selling Wl una l ice. ftt. ID.
Discrimination m umr in jignts ass
not wviaent as it uas isat vweek, of
course, as inw "i any KWia of
spread makes discrimination almoat Ini
possible, i.oou neay uutcnera In many
caa aeld th aaun basis a light
AT.
...If4
...I '6
...lit
.. S6
...f3
...144
.. t7
...34
...174
...171
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...J87
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...813
...:i
...58
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...111
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...324
...140
...527
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...123
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...147
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...214
...3M
...118
...284
...380
,..l'8
...S?J
...843
...241
...211
...3T0
...S1
.278
Sk.
60
80
140
SO
12
80
'ao
21
so
130
80
sii
130
130
'id
io
'40
Io
80
40
120
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lo
80
84
1.)
80
'ao
SO
'to
?80
180
80
10
ISO
11
10
120
180
40
180
40
130
80
3 614
6 10
6 10
10
8 10
6 134
1:4
6 124
6 124
6 12-8
6 134
6 114
6 12'1
6 124
6 K4
6 124
6 124
6 134
6 124
6 124
8 16
8 18
8 18
6 18
6 18
6 18
t 16
3 18
8 18
8 IS
6 18
6 18
6 15
6 13
8 IB
8 13
8 13
6 13
6 15
9 18
3 16
3 15
6 IS
6 13
3 16
8 16
6 16
6 16
8 IS
6 IB
I IS
6 15
9 18
6 18
3 16
3 13
8 16
No.
71...
78 ....
68...,
7!...
37...
4J...
74 ...
67...,
6...
6...
85...
0....
48 ..
13...
47...
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47 ...
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60...
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70...
7...
11...
47...
4t...
48...
78...
17...
74...
76...
83...
88...
80...
71...
44...
83...
80...
83...
66...
Bo...
78...
68...
At.
..!
..MB
. ,80
. :s
..S.-8
..t41
..214
..2S
.243
. .128
. . I 3
..127
. 2.S4
..318
..Jl
. .?n
..328
. . 228
,.!47
..7S8
..274
.823
..-.' I
88. Pr.
I 13
8 16
6 18
8 18
6 II
6 18
6 6
6 IB
6 18
6 13
6 18
6 1.8
6 IB
8 18
8 18
8 S
6 IB
3 13
8 18
6 IS
6 18
6 18
6 IB
6 IS
6 IS
6 16
6 IB
6 1.1
6 18
6 16
8 18
I IS V
8 18
8 IS
6 IS
6 IS
3 ',74
I 174
3 1T4
174
6 174
3 174
174
6 174
8 174
6 174
6 174
8 174
6 174
8 174
8 1J4
8 174
8 50
8 to
3 20
8 2
... 3 30
sheen and
Iambs this morning finally produced a
more urgent ton to th trade and any
thing that was fit to kill aold readily.
Only about twelve double decks were re
ceived, mostly lambs, and quality on an
average was about the same aa it nas
been recently. The best lambs here sold
at $8.25. with another bunch of shorn
westerns on the heavy weight order going
at $8.00. Generally speaking, lamb prices
were aoout a utiarter h aher tnan tnose
which prevail d yesterday, with top
Quotations rlaht at or around 88.66
Not very many ewes were received this
morning and nothlna in the way or wetn
ers was on sals. The demand In this
branch of th trade was even more brisk
fhan tha Inquiry for lamb and the ad
Vance even greater. Good western ewes
sold up as high as $5.75, a flat 50c higher
than the best ewe sales lately. Another
bunch went at $5.50. These prices are all
or 2b(h40c higher than those of yesterday.
Quotations on fed stock: uood to cnoieo
lambs, $8.O0((8.66; fair to good lambs. $7.00
:(s.oo; good to choice wethers, f&.zota'o.io;
!alr to good wethers. $4.90ffr5.2o; good to
choice ewes, $5.2o(5.7&; fair lo good ewes,
$4.sfiro5.25. . . ...
Hetuesentative sales:
No.
69 western ewes
00 spring lambs
200 western ewes
45 western ewes
10 western lamhs, culls.
37 western yearlings ....
286 western lambs
September. V; October nd November,
4..c; i I'M-etniM t , 5i'c; January. 65-; r b-
uaiy, 8r.c; Mnrt h. 5.c; April, IMi', May,
;;. Kccclnts at the two Krastlian port.
14(8i baiis. aKiiiust 1H.() bass last year:
Jiimlla lecelpts, .40i baa, against 6.304
hags last j car. New Yol k warehouse de
livtrles. II.9.V bags, against 9. '.'19 last year.
pot steady; Rio, No. 7, S4c; Pantos, No. 4,
4c; mild quiet; Cordova, 84'tfl24.
fiHEEP-Llght
4.
6T.
81.
receipts
283
....2-14
22-4
...,30
....2..S
211
247
....232
....273
2l
rB
2T0
2S8
224
515
:is
3)8
281
2J.3
23
235
2.D
!2S
3
343
230
285
J8
244
211
842
324
of
120
80
40
1J0
180
8i)
B'l
l.ll
180
180
80
80
80
160
10
1
80
80
80
180
120
3O0
1-jft
80
80
40
40
180
180
40
40
160
40
'id
80
26 spring lambs
146 western lambs
$9 western lambs
50 western lambs
34 spring lambs
69 western ewes
88 western yearlings, wethers
iw western lambs
-22 -western ewes
24 western lambs
16 western lambs
16 western ewes .
Av.
..117
.. 68
..101
..114
.. 54
.. 93
.. 61
.. 68
.. 76
.. 84
.. 77
.. 73
..109
..106
.. 77
...10S
... 62
... l
,..120
Tr
6 7IK
V m
6 40
6 P5
6 00
8 25
7 25
g 75
g 35
8 00
6 60
9 00
6 76
7 25
8 86
6 40
7 75
8 76
6 60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Market Steady Hogr B
ported Firm Sheep Strong.
CHICAGO, June 7.-CATTLE-Reclpts,
3.S00 head. Market steady to strong. Steers,
J.zt.iis. 75; cows, 4.bWa4.bo; neuers, 84.zdo
7.35; bulls, $4.0006.25; stockers and feeders,
S4.766.6: calves. $3.008 60.
HOGS Receipts, li.ow neaa. market
firm. Choice heavy. $9.36fa,9.40; butchers,
$9.36r9.46; light mixed, $9.259.35; choice
light, K).tfbra9.4b; packing, bo; pigs,
39.ooft9.so. Bulk of sales. 39.3ocn'9.4o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 15,000
head. Market strong. Sheep, $4.75&5.90
yearlings, $6.767.15; lambs, $7. 158. 75; spring
lambs, $3.609.50.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, June 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7,000, Including 600 southerns.
Market steady to loo higher; southerns
10 to 15o higher: choice dressed beef and
export steers, $7.508.25; fair to good, $6.6631
7. 41); western sters, SoJjUbb.IO; stockers
and feeders, $4.26gt).26; southern steers,
$45O38.00; southern cows, $2.7ru6.&0; native
cows, $3.65ft6.60; native heifers, $4,.75ft7.75
bUUS, 34. 20341.26; Calves, X4.b041g.Z5.
HOGS Receipts, H.btX). Market, 10c to
15c higher; top, $9,30; bulk of sales, $9.20T(i.
9.30; heavy. Ui.a744f9.30; packers and
butchers, $9.25a9.30; light, $9.15a9.27Vic
pigs, 1i.ibW.W. ,
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Receipts, 6.000.
Market 10 to 15c higher; lambs, $7.5055-9.25
yearlings, $e.S0&.00; wethers, $4,7546.00
ewes, $4.36'2ii.50; stockers and feeders
$3.00&6.75.
OMAHA CKSKRAka MARKET.
lapl and Fancy I'rodnr Prices Far
alahrd by Bayers nnd Wholesalers
BUTTER Creamery. No. 1. delivered to)
th retail trade. In l ib. cartons, 30c: No. L
In SO-lh. tubs, 294c; No. 2. tn 1-lb. cartons.
sac; in tW-lb. tuba, 274c; packing stock, solid -
pac-x, iv'sc; aairy, in w-10. tub, iuov Mar
ket changes every . Tuesday.
Cllb.b.sE Twliui, loo; young America,
c; daisy, 17c; triplets, li:Sc; limberaar.
tic; No. 1 brick, luc; No. 3. 15c: do me.it la
Swiss, 22c; whol Swiss, 34c; Imported
v. is, aw. .
i'OULTRY-Dreased broilers, 1 $9 00 dos t
for alorage. ti Ou; tor fresh springs, 30c i
hens, 18c, cocks, 124c; ducks, 20c; geeae,
15c; turkeys, 20c; pigeona, per dos., $1 30;
homer suuabs. $4.00 per dot.; fancy squabs.
$3.50 per dos.; No. 1, OS 00 per dos. Allv: !
Broilers, lrom 4 to lVa lbs., 40c; 14 to 1 i
lbs., 2oc; hens, U'c; old roosters, 840;
young roosters, 16c; ducks, full feathered, 1
14c; geese, full feathered. 10c; turkeys, :3o; -guinea
fowls, 2uu each; pigeons, 90o par '
dot.; homers, $3 00 per dos.; aquaba, No. $, 1
$3 00 per dos.; o. 2. 60o 1
usu (all rroxeni liCkersi, 10c: whlteflsh. .
16c; pike, 14c; trout, luc; iurge vi apples, 1
16i(jllc; Mpanlsh mackerel, 18c; eel, 13c; had- i
dock, 13c; floundera, 12c Green catfish, I
l8c; trout, 13c; buffalo, 8c; halibut, 801
whit perch, be; whlteflau, 15c, yellow '
perch. 9c; bullheads, 12c; while bass, 17c; '
roesuaus, ei.w vuc-n: suauiuva, per pair, uuo; ,
ri'l ti'gi, 1 uui.
Beet cuisv-itiua: ino, l i,c; No. I. 144,e!
No. 2, 13c. Loins, No. 1, 19c; No. 2, 144o; 1
No. 3, 134c. Chuck: No. 1, 940; No. 2. vo; i
No. 3. C'.c. Round: No. 1. 11 Vc: No. I
1140; No. 3, lie. 1'lata, No. i, c; No, 3, '
sc; o. o, mu. ,
nllli'8-Miawberries, MlKBourl, 24-at.
case, i.ioUJ 00. Oranges, , callioi nla Cay
nclia and crouueer brauos Keiiiund uaveia,
1 aiae, pt-i uoa, a-, id, iw vixe, per uox,
!.2o; L.6 site, per box, $5.35; luw aize, $3..4;
u aim sinaiiel sixes, per box, 84. to. Other
bi anus Horn Klvci siilc and 01 her dialriots,
per box, 8o.oH(u3.v, M)-iHi-113 sixes, per box. -
s-.5. Havana Mediterranean sweets, l;-
113 sixes, per dox, o.ou; low and smaller
sizes, per uox, $3.3uU3.50, Lemons, Llmon-
lei a, extra lancy, mv-hw sixes, to.60: cholca
300-0 sixes, per box, $4.75; 340, 600 box less.
Bananas, lancy select, per bunch. S2.xul
2.50; Jumbo, bunch, 2.7tVi3.75. Plnenpplea,
Cuban, 30-30-42 sixes, $2.50; Florida, 24-30-36-44
sixes, 2.75. Apples, California fancy W. W.
I'eaiiiiuiiis, per uox, 8--io; California extra
fancy W. W. Pearniains, Red Wood brand,
per box, $2.25. Cantaloupes, Texas. 46 alse.
63.50; California, 61 sixo, $6.50; 45 standards,
i.0t). Cherries. California, per 10-lb. box.
82. Zb. 1 mil's, Alienor 111 aim, new, 91 1-io.
pkgs. In box, per box, $2.00. Figs, Cali
fornia sine, boo.
VEGETABLES Irish potatoes. Wisconsin
and native, per bu., tOtfjtjOc; Colorado, per
OU., IH. iuiunn-n, ill PHCHt, Iier 10.,
Sc. cabbage, new cnnrornia and southern, ,
per lb.. 3c. Chi ions, lexus crystal wax. Der
crate, $2.00; yellow, per crate, $1.76. Old
vegetable, parsnips, carrots, beets, turnips,
in sacks, per lb., 2c. Garllo, extra fancy,
white, per lb., 15c; red, per lb., 16c.
NEW SOUTHERN VEGETABLES.
Radishes, per dos. bunches. 20o. Turnip, ,
per dox. bunches, 30o. Carrots, per dos.
bunches, 50e. Parsley, per dox. bunch,
50c. Boets, per doz. bunches, 460. Spinach,
per uu., 1- ios.. ouc. r.RK plant, rancy
Florida. Her dox.. $1 60Ta2.00. Tnmnlnes
fancy Florida, per 6-bsk. crate, $3.00; choice,
$2.50. String and wax beans, per hamper, i
Hhnut 25 lbs., $2 50; market baskets, $1.00. I
Green peas, per hamper, $C 50. Cucumbera,
hot house, per dor., $L00; Texas, per doa.. 1
Krt ti -e. '
HOME GROWN' VEGETARLKS-Rad.
Ishes. extra fancy home grown, per dos.
bunches, 20c. Lettuce, extra fancy leaf,
per dox., 80c; head lettuce, per dox., 75c. 1
Parsley, fancy homo grown, per dos. '
bunches, 40c. Rhubarb, per doe. bunches, i
45c. Asparagus, per doz. bunches. 60c.
Green onions, per doz. bunches, 25c.
MISCELLANEOUS Horsedar sh. 2 doa.
In case. $1.90. Walnuts, black, per lb., iri
California No. I, per lb., 17c; California
No. 2. per in., ltc. tiicKorynuts, large, per 1
lb., 4c; small, per lb., 60. Cocoanuts, peg
sack, $5.00; per doz., 65c.
St. I.onla JLIvc Stock Market
ST. LOUIS, Jun 7,-CATTLE-Recelpts,
1,700 head, including 500 Texans. Market
strong to 100 tiigner. Native shipping and
export steers, $7.104r8.4O; dressed beef and
butcher steers, $6.508.40; steers under 1,000
lbs.. Id.OOdiS.OO; stockers and feeders. $4.25cD
6.26; cow and heifers, $4.0087.75; canners.
33.7MI3.3&; buna, 34.oiao.76; calves, 6f).oini
8,35. Texaa ana Indian steers, 4.HO(uS.OO
cows and heifers. t3.UMM.2o.
HOGS Receipts, 8,600 head. Market 10c
10 160 higher, pigs and lights, x9.00119.50
packers, 69.309.45; butchers and best heavy,
B9.44XnD.tU.
SHE1SK AND. LAMBS Receipts, 6.700
head. Market 10c to 16o higher. Native
muttons, $4.26(36.26; lambs, $7.rjOru9.&0: culls
and bucks, $3.50taV7.60; stockers, $3.004.60.
St. Joeepk LIt Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Jun 7, CATTLE R-
celpts, 600 head; market strong to loo
nigner; steers, 5.oOijj6.(jo; cows and heifers,
fiwr&f.za; calves, 83.000j8.00.
HOGS Receipts 6,200 head; market 60
nigner; top, 89.30; bulk of sales, $D.l.Vcr9.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 900 head
market steady; iambs, 37.50426.25.
Stock la Sltrht.
Receipts of live stock at tha flv piin
clpal western markets:
1 Cattle. Hoga. Sheep,
cuuin ciiijai .. c. ........ . d,e 7,344
St. Joseph too 6,200
Kansas City 7,000 11,000
fct. Louis 1,700 8.5O0
Chicago 3,600 ll.ouo
2,000
900
6.000
6,700
16,000
Totals.
..15.934 42,044 15,600
Wool Market.
BOSTON. June 7. WOOL Interest In th
local wool market centers In the. naw elin
with local valuea slightly below those lii
in wesi. wiu wool is being cleaned up a
prices which favor th buyers. Transac
lions are confined to blood fleeces and tern
lory staple, th California and Texas wool
using negieciea. ins leading domestic quo
lauuue raiist aw toiiowa: cjnio sua fennsyl
vania fleeces, No. 1 washed. 36 370: Delain,
washed, SctiioV-: xx. 33r34c: half-blood -omh
Ing. 2b 'u 30c; three-elghlhs-blood combing, 26
jvt. , um tci-muou uuiii uillK, -'y-1 C . Ur.
lain unwashed, ztiwzzc; fine unwashed, 23
tp-tc. micnigan, Wisconsin and New York
neeces, 11ns unwasnea, ii'aMC; Detain un
ashed, 33fl2ai:; half-blood unwaHhed.
-fi.. C ......... 1 .. . r ...... . . m , , . .
-oc. nciiminj, nmit'it aim Missouri tnree
eigntns-bioon, jvaiic; auarter.blood. iMnikf
Scoured basis: Texas, flue 12 months, htxr(
61c: fine 6 to 8 months. 55 57c: flna full r.
& S4c. California northern, M'uSHc; middle
county, nvuoic; tan ine, tvbOc, Oiegoi
eastern No. 1 staple. 62i63c; eaatem cloth
ing. 5o9c; valley No. 1, 64fu55c. Territory
line aiapie, ivwiwc; rine meaium staple, b.
etuc; rine ciotniiig, 6lC6bOc; fine medium
cunning, twaosc; nair-piood, eVffn,84c; three
alghths-blood, McnStlc; quarter-blood
inif, &2'oMc. ruMed, extra, toe; fine A, WXi
. I.. a ........... t.V,. f 1 , '
(of fee Market.
NEV' YORK, June 7 COFFEE-Th
market for fututea was higher today an
rathar mor actlv on coveting by local an,
European shorts and a demand from trad
inlerests which was probably inapired b
4),e recently iurwee Vu, v'r.,-1,
..... , - ' " - -trrnnute
nenveries, ine nrm ruling or offers from
Brazil on the v of th new crop compe
tition and higher European cablea. The
market opened steadv at unchanged price
to an advance of S points and closed
steady, net unchanged to 6 point higher
Hales were reported u( 2i.0n0 bags. Closing
bld June, 6.3uc; July, .c; August, a 3oC;
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Juna 7. METALS Stand-
ard copper waa quiet, with apot closing at
$12.40(112.55. Local dealers quote lake cop- 1
per ai tu.io'gio.w, electrolytic at 313.83419
12.75 and casting at $12.3744) 12.50. London :
market opened firm and closed steady at
a slight advance, with spot at 156 8s 9d and ;
futures at f7 7s. Tin. quiet; spot and June. I
$.'t2.Y6'(j'3it.l24. London market closed easy; !
spot, 149 7s6d; futures, flbO 15s 6d. Lead,
quiet; spot, $4.404.50, New York, and $4.16ip
4.20, East St. Louis. London market higher
at ill 12s 6d. Spelter, quiet; spot, $5.KV7J 1
6.60, New York, and $4,974(5.00, East St.
Louis. London market higher; . spot. 122 .
2s M. English Iron market unchanged at 1
49s 44d for Cleveland warrants. Local
market quiet; no. l foundry northern, 317.00
6717.76; No. 2 foundry northern, $16.60Q17.26; I
No. 1 southern ana xno. 1 southern soft. 1
$16.25(516.76. j
si, ij(.)ui0, juna i.-MtiTALB-Letui
firm; $4-224- Spelter, weak; $5.06.
WOMAN SEES SON KILLED
Small Roy Crashed to Death Under
Traction Engrlne In Fanlk
ConntFt S. D.
BIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Jun 7. (Special.)
To see her twelve-year-old son crushed
to death before her eyes was the distress
ing experience of Mrs. George Echleoht,
who resides with her husband on a farm
In Faulk county. The life of th boy waa
crushed out by a ponderous traction en
gine which was being used to break land
on the Schlecht farm. Tha boy and his
mother had lioen engaged In Svatchlng th
work of tha engine,, which finally was
brought to a atop while-the father went
after water. Th boy climbed' up on tha
englns end turned, th fix-wheel guffl
clently to cause th engine to si art ahead
a short distance The sudden and unex
pected start caused th' 'boy- to lose his
balance, and he fell to the ground with
his head directly In front of the big wheels.
one of which passed over and crushed hi
head. The horrified mother attempted to
drag th body of her-boy from under th
wheel, but not until help arrived could thta
be done.
II I ST Itewnrd for Wolf. -
UPTON, Wyo., Jun 7-f 8polal.) "0n
Toe," the largest and most destructive wolf
that ever attacked live stock In this section
was run to earth last -Friday by William
Jenkins, who receives the $100 reward with
additional bounty of about $25. For year
"On To" has terrorized this "flection,
causing tha stockmen losses aggregating
many thousands of dollars. He waa too
cunning to be led Into -a trap, and shied
away from all kinds of poison. Jenkins ac
cidentally ran onto "One Toe,'' And recog
nizing tha varmint at one, tho cowboy
opened fire and brought the terrof down
at tha second shot,
j
In buying a cough medicine, don't b
afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
There is no danger from It, and relief 1
ur to follow. Especially recommended for
coughs, cold and whooping cough. Sold
by all dealer.
Hoy Killed by Kr Wagon.
ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., Jun 7. - Spe
cial. )-Llla Paler, th 17-moptlis-old ton
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spence, was rusj
over by the fire wagon yeaterday and Sus
tained Injuries resulting In Instant death.
The child, with others, was playing In th
street and whll the driver turned fti ht
seat to order m children off of th reap
of ths wagon th Spence child toddled ouS
in front of th team and was run down.
No blame attaches to th driver.
geared lato Bonud Health.
Mr. B. V. Kelley, Springfield, 111, write!
"A year ago I began to b troubled, with
my kidneys gnd bladder, which grew won
until I becam alarmed 'at my condition.
I suffered also with dull, heavy headaches,
and th action of my bladder wag annoy
ing and painful. I read of Foley Kidney
pills and, after taking them a few weak,
th litadache left me, th aetlop of my
bladder was again normal, and I waa fre
of all distress." Sold by all druggiata,
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