THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1910.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Dry Weather Continue! in the North"
west. Where Bain ii Needed.
NEW WHEAT MOVES EARLY
Cash Wheat la Unchanged ana Rather
Dall KrraiH of RepMta af
the Early Shipments of
Have Wheat.
OMAHA, June 13.
Dry weather continue In the north
west and until good rains have fallen there
la danger of crop damage la me spring
wheat district.
Leading bears an predicting an early
movement of new winter wheat which la
thought will affect preaent caan valuea.
Weatner conUUIona continue lataX tnrough
the corn belt. The growing crop la making
rapid progreaa. Farmers are too buay to
deliver corn and preaent demand la suf
ficient to absorb receipts.
Wheat was nervous aud ranged narrow
With prices slightly higher than yesterday.
Attention In hui AirftmA fn the flrv Cull
dltlons In tne spring wheat belt where good
rains are needed.
Cash wheat was unchanged and rather
dull owing to reports of tany shipments
of new wneat.
The corn market held steady and firm
on good cash demand and llgnt receipts.
News from ths country Is bearish and re
ports are clamoring rapid Improvement in
the growing crop. Sampie offerings
brought too over yesterday.
Primary wheat receipts were 239,000 bu.
and shipments were 2ji,ouO bu. against re
ceipts last year of JMO.Uuv bu. and snipments
of iOtf.ww bu.
Primary corn receipts were 666,000 bu. and
Shipments were va.OuD bu., against receipts
last year of 687,1)90 bu., and stilpments of
403,000 bu.
Clearances were "2,000 bu. of corn, 1,000 bu.
of oats and wheat and flour equal to 149,-
bu.
Liverpool closed 4STd tower on wheat
And & higher on corn.
Local range of options:
Artlcles. Open. Hgh. Low. Close, Yes y.
Wheat
July.. Kept.,
Corn
July.. Sept..
Oais
July..
Sept.
i
I 63
I Mil
M
W
53 I
63
63
62.
W
837A
83
W!4I
U4
S 84 34 'l 84 84
I W, 83 I U I 83
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 8 hard, 91834o, nominal; No.
1 hard, WtfOlo, nominal; No. 2 spring, W&
84c, nominal; No. I spring, MftuOc, nominal;
No. I durum, 7V((j7sc, nominal; No. 8 durum,
7ut27o. nominal.
CORN No. 2 white. 69c: No. 1 white, 6SK
69c; No. 4 white, twV(j67Vo; No. 2 color
Mtowota; No. 1 color txvuo(Crc; No. 4 color,
l5'(i6ic; No. 2 yellow, e4c; No. 8 yellow,
bhkoWc; No. 4 yellow. baa&34c: No. 2,
64vo; NO. 3, WnHw, No. 4, oi'aoic; no
grade, 41 '346c.
OAT8 Standard, Wo; No. 8 white, 32
oj'o; io. s wntte, mwus-'vtc; No. 3 yellow,
ViWuSSc: No. 4 yellow. aoi90U,c.
UARLEY 42a.44c; No. 1 leeu, 40342c; re-
1UE No. 2, 72g73o; No. I, 7072o.
larlot Receipts.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago u us M
Minneapolis , .....122 ...
Omaha 8 67 13
J-umia 26 ...
CHICAGO CHAIN AMU PROVISION
Features of tho Trading; and Closing,
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, June 16. New wheat from Ok
lahoma began to be sold here today and is
under contract to be delivered In this city
tha first half of July. The effect was a
proper lowering of the relative value of
nearuy options and at the same time an
Improvement .; In the Quotation for tha
months more deferred. Tbe premium for
jecemoer over eeptemoer widened out to
k against Ho last night. The close was
steady at ifi7so net. advance for distant
deliveries and with July delivery at exactly
last night figures. Corn finished t3Hc to
o up, and oats 4c.r Final-figure for
. provisions were irregular, I'.io lower to be
higher.
High authorities In the northwest were
reported as maintaining that the wheat
crops of that suction were in excellent con
dltlun. Nevertheless, there was a rssoect
able slued faction -tiere today first selling
and later buying as Information at hand
suggested wetting down or drying up of
fields planted with spring wheat. Scarcity
of offerings had much to do with keeDlng
the ton of the market firm, especially to
ward the end of the day. September ranged
from 89(tjS to 0Vio and cloaed Ho up at
Strong speculative buying of corn was
' headed by a concern that has been the
leading short until recently. Offerings were
scant. September fluctuated between t7o
and 68o, oloslng steady at 68c, a net gain
of He. The cash market was firm. No. 2
,)enow ciosea at 58g594c.
f Oats advanced faster than any other
grain. Opening at tha lowest figures of tha
day with some sales at Ho. September
rose to vo and cloned at 354i&3La,
price c above last night's level. At the
wlndup pork was unchanged to 6s lower;
lard, 7fto lower, and ribs unchanged to 5c
on.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Iaw. Clos. Yea'y,
'Wheat
July
Sept.
Deo.
Corn
July Sept.
Dec.
Oats
July Sept,
Deo.
Pork
July Sept.
Lard
July Sept.
Ribs
July Sept.
93Hi2iff92'4
W!4S9V(&V
92
89
80
90
91
,1
!57Si.W14 67HH68K'
67(u-b8 68 67WI 68
67
68!
68H
66WM
3l'C3i436Vig-
. 3
36
8,mi34fi-'4
23 80
23 00
22 86
12 66
U 66
tt 70
22 20
It 40
U 40
13 09
22 70
22 20
12 40
12 40
13 Oft
70
22 16
U 62H
12 471A
U 00
12 42
18 17H
13 06
II ts
U 66
12 62WI
12 62
12 62H
No.
Cash quotations were as follows:
t'LOUR Steady; winter patents, $6.10 for
RYE No. 2. 76a77c.
BAULKY Feed or mixing, 47&53c; fair
IV ruuiio limiting, DOI'tloc.
8EEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern. 11 H7
No. 1 northwestern, 11.77. Timothy, 84.S5.
PROV ISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 82175
V.'s.vu. iaru, per iw ms., (iz.Ba. Miort ribs,
sides, (loose) $13.mjj li.S7; short clear.
Sides, (boxed) H3.76UUO0.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
eiual to 149,000 bu. I'rimary receipts were
8ii,0u0 bu., compared with 2u0.000 bu. tha
vorreopondlng day a year ago. Estimated
reoelpts for tomorrow: Wheat, I cars; corn,
Ibl cars; oats, va cars; hogs, 17, (W head
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3 red
81.uicttl.03; No. 8 red, 9.Vi7il.00; No. 2 hard
r4(fl9c; No. I hard. IWfcaOc; No. 1 norther
spring, 810241 LOb; No. 2 northern snrliiK
fl.01ial.02; No. 3 spring, 904 $1.01. Corn: No.
1 cash, tc: No. 8 cush, 6VVuf7Hc; No.
White. Uii63Wc; No. 3 white. 14l61Wc; No.
8 yellow, 6aViMUo; No. 8 yellow, WSuiVc.
Oats: No. 8 white, 38t!Hc; No. 8 white,
i',c; jso. 4 white, swj'J.c; standard. 88
ljao.
U UTTER Steady; creameries. 24fflITc
uairies, ijfflztjc.
EQQS steady ; receipts. 13,848 eases:
mark, cases Included. liVHcj firsts.
prime rirsts, lsvo.
CHKSE Firm; daisies, 15S16c; twins,
im; young Americas, ltfcCfcUic; ion,
burns, luaioVo.
POTATOktt-Eaay; choice to fancy, 243
oc; lair 10 gooa, zzq&c.
POULTRY-Hteady: turkeys, IBe; chick
ns. istci apringa, 234J3e.
VEAL Steady ; 60 to 60-lb. weights.
8Hc; 60 to 86-lb. weights, tKuvc; Hi to 110-lb,
w ignis, iuauistc.
Cl.lcago Ktfceipts Wheat, u cars; corn,
198 cars; oata, 83 ears. Estimated Tomor
row Whcut, 3 cars; corn, L7 cars; oats,
1U cats.
Llveroeul Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 16. WHEAT Spot,
gull; No, 1 reo western winter, no stock;
futures, easy; July, 61 8d; October, 6a 6d
December, nominal.
CORN Spot, easy; American mixed, ol
la 8d: American mixed. Via Ualveston,
3d) American mixed, kiln dried, 4 16x1; fu
tures, tjulct; July, nominal; September, 4s
i
Hawass City Grata aaid Prorlaloaa.
A.ANSAS CITY. Mo.. Juna 11 WHEAT
July. S6Wc: SeDtember. K4'c: December.
Sr.T.t ru k. .. ,. e 1.-. ..
1 e" uiii iieiiRou, nu. m, evt.iiet.w,
' No. 8, lij5c; No. 8 ted. 9(xu04c; No. 8.
sVu1c.
CvHN-July (V4e; September, 64 He; Do-
rember, MSo, Cash, Va'fl'e.c higher; No. I
mUed, RVyvic; No. t, 67c; No. 2 white, 64c;
No. 3, 03c.
OATS I'nchanged; No. 1 white, 8&636c;
mixed, antiWo.
RYE 6't(70o.
HA Y Unchanged; choice timothy, 116.00;
choice prairie, IHKrll.W.
BUTT Kit Unchanged; creamery, extras,
2ftr; flrsta, 1 4c; seconds, Ecj packing stock,
3ut,c.
I-XJOfl Current receipts, new cases, 18.06;
miscellaneous cases, $5.00; southern, 14.00.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu
Com, bu
Oats, bu
22 0"0 tw.000
87.0H0 87,CJ
, a.ouo li.oto
WEATHER 1.1 THE OHAIJt BELT
Fair la the Prediction for Tonight
aad Thursday.
OMAHA. June 16, 1910.
Light showers occurrred within the last
twenty-four hours In the lower lake region,
lower portion of the Ohio valley, Boutn
Atlantic states, and were scattered
throughout the west and northwest. A
slight but general rise In temperature bas
occurred since the preceding report In all
portions of tha country, except In the South
Atlantic states, and on the Paclfttj slope,
where the weather Is slightly cooler. The
pressure continues highest over the cen
tral and tastern portions, and is lowest In
the western Canadian provinces, and the
extreme southwest. Fair weather will con
tinue in this vicinity tonight and probably
Thursday, witn continued warm.
1810. 1909. 1908. 1907.
Minimum temperature,. S 67 63 87
reclpitatlon 00 .go - .01 ,uu
Normal temperature lor today, 73 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1,
41 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1909,
19 Inches.
Kiccsi deficiency correSDondlns: Deriod In
isos, 2.1(1 Inches.
u. a. WELSH, Liocai orecaster.
Cora and Wheat Region Bulletin.
For Omaha. Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m., 75th meridian time,
Wednesday, June 15, 1D10:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
-Temp.. Rain
Stations. Max. Mln. fall.
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
shland. Neb 84
60
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
ubui-n. Neb W 63
ken Bow, Met). 86 00
Columbus, Neb... 84 63
CulbertHon, Neb.. 87 70
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Falrbury, Neb... 83 bit
alrmont. Neb... 82 67
Pt. cloudy
Or. Island, Neb., 83 til
Hartlngton, Neb. 86 62
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
asttngs. Neb.... 83 67
cloudy
Holdi-exe. Neb... 86 60
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Oakdalo, Neb 84 61
Omaha, Neb 83 64
ekamah, Neb... 84 54
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Ita. la 82 68
Carroll, la 84 68
Clarlnda, la 86 63
ibley. Ia 82 66
Sioug City, la... 84 64
Minimum temperature
for
twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. in.
I Not Included
lu averages.
. DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.
Districts Stations. Max. Min.
Rain
fall.
Columbus, 0 17
80 64 .00
82 56 ' .00
84 51 .10
84 68 .U0
84 of .10
86 66 .00
86 60 .30
84 68 .00
84 CO .00
i.ouisviue, Ky in
Indianapolis, lnd.. 12
Chicago, 111 26
St. Louis, Mo 13
Des Moines, la.... 14
Minneapolis, Minn. 30
Kansas city. Mo.. 24
Omaha, Neb p
A alight but general rise In temperature
has occurred throughout the corn and
wheat region since tne preceding report.
Light showers occurred In the Indianapolis.
Chicago, St. Louis and Minneapolis dis
tricts, u. a. wulsu.
Local f orecaster, weather ttureau.
IfBW YORK UENEHAL MARKET
Quotations ' of the Day on Varlons
Commodities.
NEW YORK. June 15. -FLOUR Barely
steady with moderate local trade; winter
straights, 34.304H40: winter patents. 34-664?
6.00: Kansas straights. 84.60tl4.70. Receipts,
18.3&7 bbls.; shipments, 1,609-bbls. Rye flour.
quiet; fair to good, 64-l&4J-40; choloe to
fancy, 34.4634.50.
CORNMEAL Steady. Fine 'white and
rellow, 1.86S1.40; coarse, tlulSo; kiln
wheat upot, steady, no. 1 red, i.us,
V. ... ..Vllll,,., v. ...v. u, i.m
nominal, f. o, b.. to arrive. Option wheat
advanced arter an easier opening on com-
nitasion nouse ouying. and covering Dy
shorts." but eased off late under renewed
selling on reports of more liberal offerings
Of new wneat, and a poor cash demand,
closing steady at W0 net advance.
juiy, vwjWtc; closed w: septemDer.wi'AW
Vic; closed fic; jjecemDer closed vo.
rleceipts. 16,200 bu.: shipments, l.uou pu.
coitiM Boot, steady, mo. . e,o. nominal.
SDot elevator domestic basis: No. 8. 66o.
nominal, eievator oomestio Dasis to arrive;
export xso. 3, tsoc, nominal, 1. o. t, to ar
rive. Option maiket was without trans
actions, closing hktf'iio net higher. July
closed 7Vic: beDlemDer. 6i'4c: Decern ter.
644o. Receipts, 1,115 bu,; shipments, 3,611.
oats spot, steady. Mixed, Z6 to 33 ids..
nominal; natural white, 26 to 32 lbs., 42w
4.c,c; cupped wnite, 34 to 42 ids., 4ZHiWvc.
receipts. B3,ooo bu. : shipments. 1.Z70 bu.
HAY-Steady: prime. 81.15: No. 1. 81.MXO
i.ut; iso. s, t.uua'i.u; jno. a, vutatK.c.
HOP8 Steady; state, common to choice,
i9tio, 2ijZ4c; 1908, nominal; Racine coaet.
lettisc; lws, nominal.
HIDES Easy; hemlock firsts, 26c; Bog'
LEATHER Steady ! hemlock first. rSS-nc:
seconds, kU24c; tniros, wsoiic; rejected,
PROVISIONS Fork, firm: mess. 824.000
28.00; family, 826.004126.50; short cleara,
4.504126.00; Beef, firm; mess, $15.00iJ
it.vu, iitiiiuy, tio.wiiivj.w; peer nams.
321.0frfjT25.00. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies, 10 to 14 pounds, 16!Val8c:
pickled hams, lfi16Hc Lard, firm;
middle west, prime, 812.60ftl2.70; refined,
steady: continent. S13.Z0; South America.
814.24; compound, 89.754(10.25.
tail.ovv viviet; prime city nogsneads,
6Vc: country. 644i'ic.
RICE Steady. Uomestio, 2fjJ6c; Fatna,
iH41 BO.
bUTTER Unsettled; creamery specials,
zsc: creamery extras, ww. creamery, thin
to first; 254j27o; state dairy, finest, 27o; stats
dairy, common to prime, 2.rrzc; process.
secotid to special, 234) 26c; faotory, Wri'ii
Siojc; imitation creamery, (wpae,
ciiekse irreituiar: Btate wnole milk.
new, fancy, small white. 13ial4c; state
wnoia mux, large wnite, iui,o.
EUO8 Steady; fresh gathered, storage
packed selections, 2u'if21c; fresh gath
ered, regular packed, extra rirst, 3021c;
fresh gathered, first, 19!s20o.
- POULTRY Dressed. fcasler: western
broilers, 25430c; fowls, lC4J20c; turkeys, ii
St. Loots Geaem Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. June 18. WHEAT Fa
tures, firm; July, 9U4si&90tc ; September,
s8'4&s&c. Cash, lower; track; No. 2 red,
Ufioasi w; NO. 3 hard. 99c(atl.03.
CXRN Futures, higher; July, 68)ic: Sep
temper. osc. Cash, higher; July, bfe've
September, Uc. Cash, higher, track: No.
8. sue: wo. 3 white, tantac.
OATS Futures, higher; July, 8Hc; Sep
t ember. 34c. Cash, higher; track: No, 2,
8f4l.1r4ai No. 8 white. 3Hc.
EIX1CR Dull; red winter patents
$4.tKMrT5 2ft; extra fancy and straight
$t fifM ': hard winter clears, 83. 403. DO.
(.UKMatiAii-M.a.
H RAN Dull; sacked east track, 90Sic.
HAY Finn; timothy, 816.0013.60; prairie,
313 otxtrn.w.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
I KOVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
822.76. Iard, lower; prime steam, 312.13ti 12.36.
Dry salt meats nigiier; boxed extra shorts
4c. clear ribs, 14c; whurt clears, 14V
Bacon, higher; boxed, extra short, I5c
e ear ribs. ltc; snort clears, 15 'c.
POULTRY cilow; chickens, 14Sc; springs,
WilRc; turkeys, 16Vc; ducks, 12c; geese, 7c
Itl'TTlOrfc ateaoy ; creamery, zsqzic,
imn44 ttteady : 17c.
Receipts.
Flour, bbls 8.70
Wheat, bu M.. .43,000
Corn, bu 4ii. w
Oats, bu .
Shipments
7.100
88,900
bo.Jtli
64, WO
Mlneapolls (irala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, June IS. WHEAT July,
tl.US; September, K-'Sc; December, MHte,
Cash: No. 1 hard, l.'s: No. 1 northern
81 O3lai.06l; No. 8 northern, 81.00Vsiill.v3V4.
HEKD-Klax, 31S7.
CORN No. 8 yellow, 63V,ifMc.
OATS No. 8 white, 35Vtc.
RYE No. 2, Wl70c.
P KAN In 100 pound sacks, 3 1 051828,
FLOUR First patents tin wpod f. o. b.
Minneapolis), to.00w6.au; second patents,
34.bOua.00; first clears, 83ijja.i5; second
clears, 82.6vy2ra
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, III., June 11-CORN-Higher
No. 8 white. SOc; No. 8 yellow, 67Wiio
No. 3 yellow, 67e; No. 8, (7c; No. 4. 64t
boc: ro grade, bOiUbJia.
OATS Strong; standard, 3T4c; No.
white, 3tt;iic; No. 4 white, 8oHc
Mllwaah.ee Oral a Market.
MILWAUKEE, June U. WHEAT No.
1 northern, i.ifV4ii.OiiV4; No. I northern.
31 oas'iio''; juiy, no.
OAT-tc
BARLEY Samples, iJfJ.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Apathy Only Distinctive Feature of
Stock Market.
LIGHT OFFERINGS ARE MADE
I
Erie Shows Pome Utrength Pelleve
to Da Don to Evidence of In.
prorement In Terminal
Facilities.
NEW YORK, June lo.-The stock market
at present possesses no distinctive feature
except us apainy. in the course of today
thla amounted to stagnation. The profes
sional traders found light offerings of
stock for sale and they argued from this
a strong undertone and operated for
an advance. At moat to ae 1 stocks its.
Tiuyi aa mm a nemann t h.r w.r
offerings and prices yielded readily to llsrht
selling pressure. The action of tha market
was read as a sign of the pause In ao
t vlty of any kind on the part of the larger
financial interests.
Other special factors contributed. The
strength of Erie was supposed to be due
to -the evidence of Improvement In Its
terminal facilities. Announcement of a
traffio agreement between Southern Pa
clfio and Pt. Louis A Ban Francisco In
volving business between Bt. Louis and the
Gulf ports had a strengthening Influence
on the Harrlman property. The quick sale
reported of Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago
& St. Louis bonds, although the amount
was small, was hopefully regarded and
gave credence to reports of other financ
ing.
A pronounced recession In foreign ex-
iiiniige rates was a feature or the day.
Hills against the Southern Pacific bonds
placed In Oermany were supposed to affect
iiiai maraet. tsome large sums were dis
bursed in dividends, Including 83,000,000 by
the Standard Oil comnany.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, 82.146,000. United States bonds were
unmanned on call.
Number of sales and principal quotations
Biutna were as xouows:
gains. High. Low. Close.
jiuiB-iTnsiTnera pra .,
Amalgamated Coppar
Amarlcan Aricultural.
Amarlran iloet Sugar
American Can
American C. 4 F
Americas Cotton Oil
American H. A L. pfi...,
American Ice Securities...,
American Mnseed
American Locomotive
American 8. 4k R ,
American 8. A It. pld
American Steel T
American Sugar Ret ,
American T. A T
Amer. Tob. pfd (ex. dir..
American Woolen ,
Anaconda Mining ,
Atchleon
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantis Coaat Line
Baltimore et Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rap. Tr
Canadian Paclflo
Central Leather
ro to
n,0 tit 62
it
100 14 84 83
100 Vi
1,000 60S 16 U
100 42 14 l
l,0 4H I44 84 -
200 24 g 23
U
204
6,4o0
4S4
7M
43 '4
76
103
76 W
800 103
108
63
lift 117
1,000 ut
136 1364k
M
8
1,200 40
6,200 10.H
800 101 V
i'.m iiivi
3IH4
104
101 V
iiivi
'7714
38
103T4
lrtl
11114
1,300
600
too
7H
27H
!7
47V. 37
1"6
100
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey
nesapeaKe & Ohio
2,600 11 40
WVl
MVi
hlcago A Alton
ctilcsgo ot. West, new
900
800
200
1,400
37 V
37
21
Chicago Ot. West pfd
Chicago A N. W
Chicago, Mil. A St P....
4a
44
48 Va
14f,ti 1464
UH 1H
ia
126 VI
., U., U. Bt. L
olorado F. A I
71
34
644
liiiVa
Colorado A Southern ...
Consolidated Gas
(,odd 1U44 )Vk
Corn Products
16
Delaware & Hudaon
165 Vi
Denver & R. O
400
100
700
T,9I0
1,300
35
7H
444
16
71
Vi
27
44
Denver A H. O. pfd
Distillers' Securities
7SV4
Brie
87 Vi
Brie let pfd
40
Brie Id pfd
MVi
Oenerat Electric
30 147V4
tOO Wit)
14
Oreat Northern pfd
Oreat Northern ore etfi .,
11044 ISO
tt
lllnola Central
117
Interborouga-Met
1.000
1,400
lot
100
too
400
400
8. 400
l.too
It
tVt
11
46H
IMS
It
102V4.
146
II Vk
11
17
11
46
It
It
International Harr eater .,
94,
Inter-Maxlse pfd
International Paper
International ramp
Iowa Central
"
11
44
II
C. Southern
II
Laclede Oas
Louisville Nashville ....
101 101
144 144
Minn. St. Louis
loo
1 SI
Minn.. SU P. A S. gte M ..
Mo.. Kan. A Tex
Mo., Kan. A Tex. pfd
Missouri Peolflo
National lllacult
National Lead
100 U(
40 W
137
14
M
!
t7
300 47
44
04
100 107 17
. 300 74 78
106
7J
Nat. fir 01 M. so pta.-...
New York Central
N. Y., O. A W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Paclflo
3.100 117 lie 114
too 44 44 44
408 4
1,400 186 lt4 1M
Paclflo Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oas
Ptttaburg, O., C. A Bt. L..
plttaburg Coal ,
Freaeed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car ,
4O0 26
36 ' 24
1,100 Ml
700 107
131 1J1
104 104
Ml
II
tOO 3t
34
34
151
14
Railway Steel spring ....
Reading
Republic Steel
Itepublie Steel pfd
Rock' Island Co
Hock Island Co. pfd
St. L. A 8. F. 34 Pfd
St. Louis S. W
St. Loula S. W. pfd
Sloes-Sheffield S. A 1
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pfd
Tenneases Copper
Texas A Psoitis
11,400 164
1,300 31
16t
SO
'40
34
41
161
31
t
40
46
1.100
1,000
1,200
41
44
4
44
29
100 73 76
ae
121
14,100 122
t00 36
100 40
too
600 10
400 14
121
36
40
34
30
14
26
64
34
To!., St. U w....;
24
Tol., St. L. A W., pfd....
400 67
67
64
lt.6oo-17i 170 174
union racinc
Union Paclflo pfd
United States Realty
United States Kuboer ....
too
Id
too
tOO
(6, too
1,000
3, 00
100
too
tOO
74
34
78
1-4
44
6
It
4i
76 74
S HI
77 71
United Statos steel
United Statue Steel pfd....
Utah Copper
Virginia-Carolina Cliera ..
Wabash
Wabash pfd
116 116
43 II
6
It
14
43
42
Western Maryland
44
Weeilnshouee bieotno .
300 At
tl
to
Western Union
63
Wheeling A Lake Krte
300
4
Total sales for ths Oar, 363,600 shares.
London Stoek Market.
LONDON. June 15. American securities
opened steady and a fraction higher today.
fiices continued to advance unoer tne ieaa
. LU. ....... n .1 a. nnn It.. m n r 1
was steady and from Vk to iv higher than
yesterday's New York dosing.
L.ouaon Closing prices :
Consols, money
tlLoulsvllle A Nash.. 141
do account ,.,
,. M Mo.. Kaa. a Taxes.. 40
Amal. Copper .
.. 46New York Central.. .120
Anaconda
.. tlorfolk A Western.. 102
Atchleon
..ion do Pitt fa
do old
.106 Ontario A Wee tern.. 46
Baltimore Ohio.. . lie PenniylTanla
.. 4.
..
.. 74
Canadian Paclllc ...lKand Mines
Chesapeake a Ohio.. 63 Reading ,
Chi. Ureal weetern.. juttaouinern jiaiisar
.. 2S
Chi., Mil. A St. P. .W0 do pfd
.. 41
124
..177
le Users
17 Southern Pacific
LnTor A
Rio a..
.. 34 Union Pacific ..
,. 41 do pfd ,
.. 3U. B. Steel
. 44 do pfd
.. to Wabash ,
,. 30 do pfd
.131 gpaniali 4s
to s(4
grle
do 1st pfd.
do 3d Bid
., rS
.. 40
..11D
.. Ik
Oread Trunk
.. 44
Illinois Central ...
S1LV lilt liar,
K
quiet at HiiiX per ounce.
MUNIS I 2VB24. Per cent.
The rate of discount in tha open market
for siiort bins Is i 11-16 per cent, for three
months' bills, 2 wvuzu per cent.
Local leearltloa.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
jr.. Aew J or, wn ouuuuia. umua.
mo. Aaaeo
Beatrice Creamery pfd
44
It
Cretghton, Net., 4a, 13
City oi Omaha 4a, List
Cudahy Packing Cs. 4a
laws Portland Cement bonds 4s...
leea Port, Cemeol eon. 4s
Kanaas City Stock Yards stock
Lincoln, Neb,, 4a. 1I2U
ktlndeu, Neb., ret. Wstsr 6s, 1144.
Nebraska Tel. Stock, f per cent...
Oinake Water Co, 4a, l14
Omaha Water Ce. te, 1144
0 Utah Oas it, IM
Omaha Oaa 4a. 1114
104
. 104
. 94
, 44
, 11
i 17
, tl
. tt
. lot
. ivo
, 17
. tl
, 104
, 47
. tl
. t
. 14
104
94
lot
10.)
47
10O
101
avt
ta
tt
lot
Omaha i. L, s r. Ba till
Omaha B. L. pld I per cent
Oat ha it, Itjr, La, .tit
Omaha C. It. St. Kr. is, 1M4
Omaha A C. B. St. Itf. pfd
Oniaha C. u. u Ht. a B. pit
Omaha A C. Ii. St. til. earn
South OMlls. city of. 4s
Siromsburg. Nek., School 6a, UU....
4eeitio T. A T. as. LNi ....
plattsmoath 11. Stock. It per ceut...
It
41
lou
44
44
14
IK
9
tl
ee
44
Trt-4.nr rtr. ei a ee
4
Iisws pwvi latH, SMiwts ouu.ua
New York Mlalasr Stocks.
NEW YORK, June 15. Closing quota-
tations on mining stot-Hs were:
Alice 334
nriuiewlck Cod T
LeedTille Cos.
.. 8
Utile Chief .,
tleiiraa
Ontario , ,
04ilr
Standard
Yellow Jackal
.. t
Com. Tunnel 14
do ponds 17
Cos. Cal. A Vs 36
Hora SIlTer 6t
Iron Silver 144
otlered. Hx-diT.
..lot
..300
.. u
.. 44
.. tt
Tseasarr fttatesneat.
WASHINGTON, June IS. The condition
of the treasury at the begiunlng of business
today was as follows:
Trust funds Gold coin, $(). 448,808; silver
dollars, $4il 634 .000; silver dollars or ISW,
U.(w.ouo: silver eertiricatea outstanoing.
3491,Wt,0t-0. General tuud Standard silver
dollars In general fund. 3479,782; current
liabilities. 4.641.7: working balance in
treasury office, 8'6,9si.4.W; in banks to credit
or treasurer ot tn l nitl states, iwhi.ui;
?ubldiar silver coin. IJO.940.223: minor coin.
Si'Sys totBl l'",nc m '9Mr1 ,UBa
New York Honey Market.
NEW YORK. Juna 15.-MONET-On call,
steady; 2f3 per cent; ruling rate, 2
per cent; cloelng Bid, 2V per cent; offered
at 27i per cent. Time loana, very easy and
dull: sixty days, .VnJ'a per cent; ninety
days, '' 4 per cent; sis months, 4j4
per cent.
PRIM H MERCANTILE PAPER-45H
per cent.
btg.iil.ipiu r.At nvtnwp, eteaay. at re
covery, with actual business In bankers
bills at 84.M2.Vd4.843S for sixty-day bills,;
K M for demand. Commercial bills, 34 83
rilLVKit uar. wc; Mexican ooiiars, 44c.
BONDS Government steady; railroad Ir
regular.
closing Quotations on Doners wera as
follows:
U. g. ret. la, re
. . .100 Int.-Met. 4HS TH
...lo Int. M. M. 4SS 44
...ll4t Jspaa 4s ti
...11 do e MH
...1144 X. C. S. let la.... t2H
...V'U S. deb. 4s 1(31) pz
do eoupoa
C, S. le. reg
do coupon. ...
V. S. 4a, reg....
do coupos
Alllee-tTial. let
is i. at n. an. s in
Am. Ag. 6s lOOVtM. K. A T. lat 4s.... 7
Vtm. T. A T. cv. 4s.VH 4o gen. 4VS 17
Amer. ob. 4s 7T4'Mo. pacific 4s .... 77
do 4s HN. H, ot M. 4Us .. H
Armour A Co. J N. Y. C gen. IHs 8H
Atchison gen. 4s.... S do deb. 4s UH
do CT. 4s "MN. Y. a H. CV. 4S..1MS4
de cv. 6s
.1"! N. A W. 1st eon. 4s .
. 14 do ct. 4s loi
. MHNo. Paolflo 4s 1H
. os do Is 7uH
. B. L. rfd. 4s M
. WttPenn. cv. 14a (Ult)
.ltMVs do eon. 4s tti
. Deeding gen. 4e KSa
At. C. U 1st 4s..
B. A O. 4s
do JHs
do 8. W, ttts....
Br. Tr. cv. 4e
C. ot Os. Is
Central Leath. as
C. of N. J. gen. I
11 St. L. A S. F. I. 4s.. Siw
dies. A O. 4le 101 do gen. la 7
do ref. is Vflt. L. 8. W. con. 4s ISU
C. A A IHI W do let gold 4s HI
C, B. A q. It. 4s.. & Seaboard A. L. 4s .. 71
do gen. 4s vi So. Paclflo col. 4s .. t
C. M. 8. P. g. 3t4s do ct. 4s
C. R. I. A P. a. 4s. 7S do 1st rat. 4s...
.. MS
..104
.. 7H
..100
..1MW
.. '"Vt
..102S4
..103
.. H
..IU
,.. 41
do frd. a ITVt'So. Railway (a .
Polo. Ind. 6s ....x... tH do gen. 4s
'Colo. Mid. 4s 71 Union Pacific 4s .
C. A 8. r. A as. 4s do ct.
D. A H. ct. 4s
D. A K. O. 4s
. ;. Mo 1st 4s ref
. SHWIT. 8. Rubber 4s ...
. HSU. S. Steel 2d 6a...
. IK V a -Car. Ltem. 6s .
. Ml, Wabash let 6s
. 71 v, do let and sx. 4s..
. 72Weet. Md. 4s
. 64 West. Klec. ct. is,
,13 Wis, Centrsl 4s
. TMo. Psc ct. 6a...
do ref. 4
Distillers' 6s
Eric pr. I. 4s
ao gen. es
do ct. 4e ssr. A..
do scr. B
Gen. Eleo. ct. 4s..
1. C. 1st ref. 4s..
3M
Bid. "Oltered.
Bos tan Mlalns; Stocks.
BOSTON, June 11 Closing Quotations on
mining stocks were:
PNN J.. fD..MV44nursMlsml Copper 1M4
Allouei
Monaws 41
SZViNeTada On 1
.MViNlplaalng Mines .... 11V4
16 North llutte ........ io
6 North Lake 11V4
JVtOld Dominion tvs
M t)aceola 130
6lt Parratt 8. A C V
14 Qulnry 70
0 Shannon 10
1 7V, Superior 4114
, 11 Superior ABM V
Vk Superior at P C 10
34 4j Tamarack 44
1V. 8. C. A 0 MVi
Amal. Copper ......
A g. L. A S
Arlsoiw Com
Atlantlo
Butte Coalition ....
Calumet A Aril....
Calumet A Hecla
Centennial
Copper Range Con.
East Butts Cop....
franklin
Glrotu Con ........
Oranby Con
Oreene Csnanea ..
lata Royals Cos..
1614, li. S. B. K. AM.. 3Vi
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
V4 do pM 48
10 Utah consolidated .. 31
11 Utah Copper 110
Laeaiie uopper ....
Asked.
New York Carta Market.
The following Quotations are furnished
by Logun & Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, 816 South Sixteenth street:
Bay Stats Oaa,
26 Greens Canaries .... 7
1H Inspiration 7
Butte Coalition ...
Cactus
, 2Leroes 4
11 Nee. Consolidated... It
Cblno
Chief Consolidated
, lOhlo Copper 1 lt-14
DaTls-Daly
lib nawoioe coalition... xs
lRar centrsl t
66 Swift pkg. Co 104
Ely Central
Kly Consolidated
franklin
11 Superior A Pittsburg 10
Olrouz
Ooldflelit Cons....
I Tonopah Mining
1
I 14-lTrti,lty Copper ..
.. 3 North Lake
.. f Bohemia ,,
6
Ooldrieid Florence.
Ooldflsld Palsy ..,
II
f
Baals Clearing's.
OMAHA. June 15. Bank clearings for to.
day were 82,661,0G0.20 and for the correspond
ing date last year wera 2,486,454.62.
OMAHA GEIfERAL AfARKET.
Staple and Fancy Prodoeo Prices For-
Disked ty Dayin aad Wholesalers.
BUTTER-Creamery, No. L delivered to
the retail trade, In 1-lb. cartons, 2Vc; No. 1.
27c: In 60-lh. t.,TT. t'.il. VZVwTni .7nn7 J
b zr'".'.KT"":r -t.' r.-
too 100 100 mi'. -
ilxiJV, ZLW'' - .
j , I." ' 4ni; merlc".
nt trtpietaj xiu. uuioerger,
20c; No. 1 brick, 16c; No. 2, 14c; domesUo
bwiaa, 26o; whole Swlsa, (4c; Imported
Swiss, 80c.
rUULTRT-TlruuH ttrnllore f u AO Ann -
for storage, 800; for fresh springs, 2oc;
hens, 17c; cockt, 12V4c; ducks, 13c; geese,
16c; turkeys, 26c; pigeons, per dos 31.20;
noraer squabs, 14.00 per dos.; fancy squabs,
34.60 per doa; No. 1, 800 perdos. Alive:
Broilers, from 1V4 to 1V4 lba, 86c; lH to 2
lbs., 26o; hens. 18Vsc: old roosters. 8'Ac:
young roosters, 16c; ducks, full feathered,
uo; geese. lull feathered. 10c: turkeys, lsc:
guinea fowls, 20c each; pigeons, yoo per
dps.; homers, 83.00 per dos.; squabs, No. X.
32.00 per dos.; No. t, 60o
,'lan ji iroien) ficnerei, 10c; whlterisn,
16c; pike, 14c: trout. 15c: lama crannies.
16&lSc; Spanish mackerel, lec; eel, 13c;
naddock, 13c; flounders, 12c; Green catfish.
too; trout. Lac; Duifaio, 8c; nallbut, tc;
white perch, 8c; whiteflsh, 16c; yellow
perch, so; bullheads, 12c; white cat. 17c;
shadroea, 81 each; ahadroes. per pair. 60c;
Irog legs, 30o per dox.
HEEi? CUTS Ribs. No. 1. 6U,i: Kn. S
14c; No. 3, 10o. Loins, No. 1, lac; No. 2,
14V4C; No. 3, lzc. Chuck, No. 1, 9c; No. 2,
seu; mo. a, so. Mound. Mo. L 12c: No. 2.
11c; No. 8, 10Vc. Plate, No. 1. 7vcj No. 2,
iu, u. s, oygo.
STRAW BtHRIKS-Missourl 24-at cases.
per case, 33.00fr8.2S.
ORANGES California Camella and Pro
ducer brands Reoland Navels, 80 size, per
box, 82.76; 100 size, per box, 83.26; 120 sine,
per box, 82.60; la slse. 83.76: 176 and smaller
sises, per box, 84.26. Other brands from
Riverside and other districts, per box, 83.00
j3.M; 30-96-112 sixes, per box, 82.76. Havana
Mediterranean Sweets, 120-113 sixes, per box,
I;"' " "UB "-"r si, per d, r ow
1.60.
LEMONS Lln.onlera. extra fanoy. 300-
300 sixes, 35.60; choloe 800-300 sizes, per bog.
34.75; 240 slse, 60c per box less.
BANANAS Faney select, per bunch.
t2.26ift2.60; Jumbo, bunch, 32.76I&3.76.
FlNEAi't'LKS-cunan. 30-30-43 sixes.
$2.76; Florida, 24-80-80-43 sises, 32.7S$S.O0.
APFLK8 califr-rnia lancy Mawtoa lu
pins, per box, t" 60.
CANTALOUPES Texao, 45 slse, 83.60;
California, 64 else, 83.76 ; 4i standards, 86.00.
CHEKKlfcS California, per lo-lb. box.
82.36.
APRICOTS-Californla, per 4-basket
erate, 31-76.
PLUMS California, per 4-basket erate.
$1.75.
fkac litis California, per xo-in, box.
$1.36
UA L , Jkncnor orana, new, u i-iD. pkgs.
in box, per box, $2.00.
t ius caiirornia, ioc sue, boo.
IRISH POTATOES Wisconsin and na-
tlve, per bu., 60tfj40c; Colorado, per bu., fwo.
NEW PUT ATOli;s in sacks, per lb., to.
CABBAGE New California and southern,
per lb.. 8c.
ONIONS Texas erystal wax, per crate,
$100; ytoilow, per craM. $L76.
OIJ VEGETABLES Parsnips, carrots,
beets, turnips. In sucks, per lb., 2c.
GARLIC Extra fancy, whit, per lb.,
loc ; rea, per id., log.
RADISHES Per dox. bunches, 20c,
TURNIPS Per dos. bunches. 8oc.
CARROTS Per dos. bunones, 60c.
PARSLEY Per dos. bunches, 60a.
BEETS Per dos. bunches. 45o.
SPINACH-Per bu.. 12 lbs.. 60c
EGG PLANT Pancy Florida, per dos.,
TOMATOES Fanoy Florida, per 8-basket
crate, $3.00; Texas, per 4-basket crate. 81.M.
STRING AND WAX BEANS Per ham.
per. about 26 ids., ti w; market basket.
31 00.
tirHL.ri.r4 rsAD rn nainuvr. M.uv.
ilinl'LIDLTIl U.x h.iiiu vm . . - UU.
L H 4 . V. uwww, uo. wv.
Texas, per aoz., eve; v u. uoa, ft. is.
KIIMU-UKLIlVn YbUCilASLCO-nAU
ISHES Extra fancy homa-grown, per doa
hunr'hea. Ate..
I.KTTUCE Extra fancy leaf, per dos..
30c: head lettuce, per uoa., ioc.
PARSLJilT raooy nome-grown, per aox.
bunches, eoc.
RHCBAtvli rer aos. ounencs, oc
a fiPA KAQU3 Per dos. bunches. 60a.
GREEN ONIONS Per dos. bunohes. 26o.
HORSIOKAUIHH 3 aos. in case, 31.su.
WALNUTS Black, per lb., 2o; Calif or
nla No. 1, per lb., 17c; California No. 3, per
lb.. 140.
HICKORI n U 1 o L-arge, per id., tc;
small, per id., dc.
COCOAiSCTS rer ssca, so w; per 00s.,
664
tussr Market.
NEW YORl:. June 10. flt'GAR Raw,
stxady; muscovauo, S9 test, 8.74c; centrif
ugal. 90 test; 4.20c; moiassea sugar, ivi test,
3 49; refined, quiet; crusnna, Bloc; granu
lated. 6 16c: Dowdered. 6.26i.
COr'FICK Spot, quiet; No. T Klo, SQc;
No. 4 Santos, Vfti.
OMAHA LIVE STOCR MARKET
Best Killinp; Cattle Steady, Others
Slow to Xcuier.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN HIGEER
keep Reaet, General Market Delosj
Akoat rifterst Ceate Lower, evltk
Sprlag I.asubs TTrenty-KlTO
to Flftr Cents Lower.
SOUTH OMA1IA. Neb., Juna IS. 1910.
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 4.212 6.161
Official Tuesday 8.3H3 S.SK3
EsUmate Wednesday .. 2.800 8,800
Three days this week.. 10. YX V..9M
Same daya last week... .10.024 17.5H3
.Same days 8 weeks ago..l0.7HT 85.040
Same days 3 weeks ago.. 12.047 80,003
Hame days 4 weeks ago,.12.u8 21,074
bam daya last year 10,471 1H.074
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for tha ear to data, compared with lt
year: iio. 190. Inc, Dec.
Cattle 440.87 420.928 19.704
Hogs L27K.O4 344,440
thep 633,b7 4j30.021 8,co
The following table shows tha average
prices ot hogs at South Omaha for ths last
several oajs, wiiq comparisons;
Date I iio. iyo.iswe.tLW7. 1W6. 10.104.
, June 4..
June 8...
June ..
July 7..
J una 8..
June ..
June 10.
June 11.
June 12.
ObTkl
1 841
8 8i
4 991 I 0I
.V!
4 68
8 81
6 m 24
t 00
I tt
6 Wi
90)
6 S
6 30
464
438
4 e
loVsi
7 82
7 8N
7 37
3 04
8 Oat
6 Zt
6 27
91
387
3l
a J
8 X
6 17
4 78
478
4 7
t go
7 40
I 27
6 80
8
22
7 36
7 M
e
6 3
8 8B
6 80,
6 48
6 91
6 181
June 13...
6 62
6 73
8 81
June 14.
June 16.
27
7 62
t 85
8 33
9 89V4i
7 67
6 60( 6 S4j 8 to
Sunday.
ReceiDts and dlsnnHltlnn nf live stock at
the Union Htoek vanla. Hnnth Omaha. Neb..
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'olock:
RECEIPTS.
4.01S M .
3, W0 M..
12.JT2 M.l
7.S08 M..
11 nts 1 74
13. H
8.L14
c. m. ft et p 4
U s bush 1 1 ..
Mo. rac 4 2
Union Pacific ..... 2b ii 12
C. l N.-W. (east). 11..
C. & N. W. weat) 31 40 8
C. bt. P. M. ot O.. 13 1
C. 11. &. W. (east). 9 3..
C. Ii. dc U. (west). 18 84 S
C. K. I. & P. (east) 6 11
C. It 1. & P. (west) 2 1 ..
Illinois Central .... 2 4..
C. O. W 13
Total ...128 ISO 19
P1SPOSITION.
cattle. Jlogs.sneep
Omaha Packing Co 489
1,340
4as
Swift ft Company 4.ts
Armour ft Co 62
Cuaaiiy packing Co 639
Uciiwartz-lioien Co
Cudahy from K. C 828
Stephens Bros. 106
Hill ft Son lot
f. B. Lewis 23
Huston ft Co 13
J. B. Hoot ft Co M
L. Woif 82
Sullivan Bros 1
Kothschild ft Krebbs 6
Mo. ft Kans.-Calt Co.... 8
other buyers 32
2,ol
2,t-'
'i.titi
Hi
644
Vifi
1,41)6
60
Total 8,308
8.7U9
3. 61
r a T'ri tr u.Min. nf cattle were
fairly
liberal again today, making the total for
tit, 1 hr. rla.va a. tritie laracr ttie. .nn.
wmIi tnH nhnut aii a nar with tna COT'
rtBDondmi navs of last year. While there
wete' a good many trasny cattle, tnjre
were also some rlgnt good killers Includod
among tha receipts. . ,
The best beef steers commanded prices
that were steady, and. In soma cases,
niesmen thousrht tnev secured Strong
prices as compared with yesterday. As a
ruie, nowever, gooa csttn ti ...w.
Uian steady, with all other kinds slow to
a little lower. Among the sales today was
a load of steers, the heavy end of which
ie L ?-' .AtreVu vZd
sold at W2o, tho highest prlco ever paid
w. " " n,.atitv snlrt
Cows and heifers ot food QuaUty sold
. iw.f 1 v n ,ni. m . ruHT
generally at steaay prices, out
and common grass kinds were, It anything,
utile, WAitkur.
finnd. fit-snv feedera commanded about
steady prices, but light and trasny kinds
wera slow, ana. 11 anyuiing, a time wwm.
MnAi.r..in. nn cartin! tioikA is cnoioa oora
fed steers, 37.60i2t8.26; fair to good cornfed
steers. 3.bWO'7.io; common to tair ""
steers, $6.50t7.io: good to oholoe cows and
heifers, 6.(XK&7.10; fair to good cows and
heifers, 84.tjia.o0; common to xair cows
and heifers, 83 .0004.60; good to choice snook
ers aud feeders, $6.0ots4.00; fair to good
stockers and feeders, m-iwoo w, ounnuoa w
fair stockers and feeders. $o,7o&-U&; stock
heifers, $3.7504.s6; veat valves, 84.008.00;
bulls, stags, etc. 33.7ikvo.vu.
Representative sales:
BklEo- siTEERS.
Ka
17....
A. Pt-
.... 777 6 40
.... 130 I 30
.... 100 I to
.... H t 00
.... 431 4 16
.... 143 t 40
.... 444 t 60
.... W IH
....1119 t 10
.... 744 4 40
....1011 t 10
....10M ISO
.... 661 t SO
....1104 7 00
....1141 7 00
....10J6 7 00
.... 8,4 7 00
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Km ale
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6 13 4 84 nioved on the basis above noted, ewes sell
I loi 4 38 Ing as high as ti.bO and a small bunch of
werners going at 40. uu. mere were nu
shorn lambs of consequence on sale and
the scarcity of thla class of stock lately
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been marketed.
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arrived and sold at 86.70, but the only grass
sheep previously marketed wera yearlings,
and there la no way to draw ooinparlsous.
The first grass wathors last year sold at
33.00. 300 lower.
Spring lambs suffered mora than any
other kind of stock this morning, but they
have been selling pretty high during the
last few dsys'and were due for a drop.
Callfornlans that brought 49.00 yesterday
and Monday, had to aeli at 33.60. The best
springers here went at 39.0O and bulk of
sales looked to be about 253n0o lower.
Heavy receipts in the eas-v and reports 01
a demoralised trade were tha main reasons
for today's decline at this point. Local
supply was not excessive and quality on an
average was good, tna duik 01 tne run cou
slating ot sheeD.
Quotations on sheep ana iambs: Choice
spring lambs, 8S.2rVtf9.00; medium spring
lambs, 87.0uw3.36; good to cholca wethers
J6.7biHtJ.26: fair to good wethers, 35.26-'6
good to choice ewee, f6.60tto.vU; fair to good
ewes, o.ivrgD.v.
No. Av. Pr.
1263 Oregon wethers Ill 6 70
9 spring iambs oa w
11 western ewes 1N 6 80
It western ewes 109 6 M)
108 western ewes 100 6 16
20 western ewes, culls 87 4 00
291 California spring lambs 71 8 60
14 California spring lambs 7ft s lu
841 western spring lambs 68 9 00
60 western spring lam os, cuns.. tu uu
26 western ewes, culls 118 4 00
267 western ewes 132 6 60
441 western yearlings and wtbrs 86 4 76
60 s. l. wethers, feeders as t w
210 western ewes, wethers and
yearlings iui t bo
28 native wethers s....113 8 10
60 native awes 90 6 76
474 Mexican wethers 71 26
16 Mexican wethers, cuus it 4 w
CHICAGO LlVta STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Sheep - Market Lowe
Hosts Reported Hlstker.
CHICAGO. June lS.CATTLB-Heoelpts,
bead; market, lOo lower; steers, W.25
75. ,w,' 34.504i26: heifers. 84.Mtff7.0t;
i. . . . . - AA u - . .
ouiis, 4.owo.a) calves, j.two w; stocKcrs
feeders? 84. 76fi. 80.
HOGS-ReceiDU: 21.000 hesdl market. I0W
30c higher; heavy, $9.A0a9.66: butchers, 89 40
Ou.yo; mixed. y,Wi.; ugnt, i.i.Kna.iu,
packirg, 89 3CrfT9.46: pigs. 88.26iti4.60: bulk of
sales, 9.60$ij.70.
BHEiil' AND LAMB3- Receipts. 26.000
head; market. 2bi&oo lower; sheop, toontgi
o aoou -i"""l,4. t.i 'i.aji re. l-jm ;
,J.. i.rni. unvatn
. t-..
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Juna 16. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,600 head, Including 4,600 head
southerns; market steady to 10c lower
dressed beer and export steers, 87.60ae.&0
fair to good, $6.007.0O; western steers, 86.76
'&3d: stockers and feeders. 84.ooo6.26
southern steers, 84.267.60; southern cows,
83.2&I&6.26; native cows, 83.kVfjft.60; native
heifers, $1.767.60; bulls, 34.10u.76; calves,
fo.ouse.3a.
HOGS Receipts. 11.000 head: market.
(filOc higher: top. 89.60: bulk of sales
3a.4txgH.60; heavy, 39.4&9.&0; packers and
butchers. 39.4Xfeji9.60: light. S9.40tati.60: tiKS
39.00414. 25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS ReceiDts. 6.000
head: market. Jbmwc lower: lambs. fi.byd
8.60; yearlings. 3. 587.00; wethers, $6.0Oa
b id; ewes, 44.ootao.jo; stockers ana feeders,
St. Louis Live Stoek Market.
PT. LOUIS. June U.-CATTLE-ReoelDts.
16.800 head. Including 8,200 Texans. Market
steady to 16o lower. Native shipping and
export steers, i .i.w8 Mi; dressed beef and
butcher steers, 36.4O&8.&0; steers under 1,000
lbs., $0. 26(8 8.00; stockers and feeders, 84.25$
6.26; cows and heifers, 84.607.76; canners,
$2.7&3.26; bulls, 34.2550.60; calves, $0.0039.00.
Texas and Indian steers, 84.76427.90; cows
and heifers, 33.60a.2&.
mugs Receipts. 9,009 head Market 15c
higher. Piss and lights. 3w.0OfiS.66: Deckers.
t bos 0.60; butohera and best heavy, $0.66iU
9.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS ReceiDts. ft.300
head. Market 26o lower. Native muttons,
34.26736.40; lambs, r.OO&v.OO; culls and bucks,
83.frov6.60; stockers, 83.00ij4.6O.
Bt. Joseph Live Stock Market.
RT. JOSEPH. Mo. Juna 15. CATTLE
I ReceiDts. 2.000 head: market, steadv: steers
$t.60&3.26; cows and heifers, 3.00t(7.60;
calves, $3.008 60.
HUGS Receipts, 3.500 nead: market, ao.
tlve to 10c higher; top, 80.2SV8; bulk of sales.
$9.4069.60.
BHifiUr AND LAMBS ReceiDts. i SOO
head: . market. lo(ft26a lower: lamh.
87.6013 9.00.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at ths five nrin-
clpal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 2, WO 8.900 8,300
Bt. Joseph 2,000 8. WO 2,600
Kansas City 8,600 11,000 6,000
St Louis 8,800 9,000 3,300
Chicago 18.000 ti.OuO 26,000
Totals
..88.100 63,400 42,600
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. June 16. MEATL8 The
market for standard copper was weak with
spot and futures at IJlI.9iS12.2ii. The Lon
don ernurket closed weak with spot 64 10s
and futures 156 3s 94. Local deaelers
quote Lake at S12.62V6. and easting at IUi.l-'V4
tilt 87. Tin was easy with soot ouotetl at
32.664! 332.00; June, 323.6032.66; July, August
and September, 332.60ft 32.60. London mar
ket was weak with spot closing at 147 Is
and futures at 148 12s 6d. Lead waa
steady; spot quoted at 84.464l4.6o; London
market, 213 1 2a 6d unchanged. Spelter was
dull. The New York change made no quo
tation for New York spot,' quoting June
delivery at 86.20 and East St. Louis spot
at $4.9036.00. Local dealers reported a more
or less nominal market at ViViWinWM
London was easy at 22. Iron waa lower
at 49s for Cleveland warrants In London.
Local Iron was quiet. Foundry No. :
northern, $16.7617.26; No. I southern and
No. 1 southern soft, $ltf.26Tjn.7&.
Cotton Market. ,
NEW YORK, Juno 16,-COTTON-Spot
olosed quiet, 6 points lower; middling up
lands. 316.26; i
middling gulf, $15.60; sales,
1,240 bales.
Cotton futures closed easy; closing bids
June, $16 12;. July, $16.20; August, $14.71; Sep
tember, $13.18; uotober, $12.60; November,
$12.37; Licember, $12.30; January, $12.28;
juarcn, iizct.
ST. LOL'18. June 13.-COTTON-8teady
middling, 16c Sales, none; receipts, Ot
bales; shipments, L1S8 bales; stock, 23,664
bales.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Juna 15. DRY OOOD8
Tha markets were quiet and ateady for
the day. Cotton goods appeared to hold
falrlv firm, although in Unlit call, under
wtmr and hosiery are being shown tor
spring at price slightly In advauja over
last year, aitnougn cotton ana yarns ars
materially higher. Fancy silica are mnvtnf
and a better call la rrpmtcd for runn
staples used by tho manufacturing trades.
Coffee Market.
Kf.W YORK. June lfv COFFER Tha
market for coflee futures npetinl steady at
inifhsnKfd prices to a decline f 6 points In
response to lower l'.urtan market and
scattered realiaiiiK following the ailvnnro of
yesterday. I'.uslness was very miieh leas
active on trie previous nay. and witn tne
traslllan markets steady in tne lace ot a
urthcr advance In exchange rate, values
were pretty well mslntnlned after the open
ing, the close oeing tieauy, net uncnangen
to 6 points lower.
Sales were reported of lo.aw tsirs. Closing
bl.ls follow: June, 6.40c; July, .4Vi;
August. BnSc: Heptember, 6.Wc: October,
November and Ircemher, 8.&.": January,
6 72c: February. 84c: March. 6.78o; April.
8.770. and May, .79o.
Rraxilian exchnnge on Ixmaon, tin. Re
ceipts at the two Praallian parte, J3.aon,
against l""w: junmany receipts, ji.iw
against 12,400 last year.
Evaporated Apples and Itrleit Frolta.
NEW TORK. June 15.-EVAFORATRI
APPLES Mrm for future delivery, and
steady on the spot, with a fair jobbing
trade; on the sp"l, fancy is quoted at !,
4il0c; choice, wis'sc; prime, Ifjiwi com
mon to fnir, rH.c.
DRIED FRL'ITS Prunes are in fair de
mand, and prices are firm In sympathy
with the west, quotations running from Eii
9o for Callfornlas up to 80-40s. and 44t
94 for Oregon. Apricots are quiet and
prices are easy; choice. icinottt'L extra
choice, lOHffllc; fancy. 10i$illHc Peaches
are dull and nominal! choice, n,tr6"lc; ex
tra choice, 7T7e: fancy, 74t7'7'c. Raisins
are quiet and steady; loose muscatels are
quoted at 3TfSc; choice to rnncy seeiieq,
Kltc; seedless, Jfj4Hc; London layers,
ll.20tfl.28.
Omaka liar Market.
OMAHA. June 15-HAY-No. 1. $900; tin.
t, $7.M): packing. 34.50. Stritw: Wheat, $6.00j
ryo and oats. 37.00. Airaita. tu-tu.
Row in Cheyenne
City Council
Judge Re-Seats Councilmen Ousted by
Mayor Cook -Move to Depose
Executive on Foot.
CHETENNE, Wyo., Juno IE Special.)-.
By an ordor of Judge D. H. Craig,' of tha
Fourth Judlolal District, who asseseed all
costs In the cases against Mayor P. S. Cook,
Councilman Henry Sweet (rep.) and H. E.
Gatea (dem.) are restored to their seats and
rights In tha city council, from whloh they
wera ousted by Mayor Cook several' weeks
ago.
Mayor Cook had been "having trouble with,
the democratic majority of the council over
tha clty'a plans for an enlarged water
system, and Sweet had Joined the demo
crats In preventing tha mayor carrying out
the plans in soma respects. Mayor Cook
created a sensation about six weeks ago
by declaring the seats ot Sweat and Gatea
vacant and Instructing Marshall iManwall to
escort the deposed aldermen from the coun
cil chamber. Tha mayor justified bis aotlon
on the ground that Sweet and Gates had re
moved from tho wards from which they
were elected, and cited an opinion ot Attor
ney General Mullen to bear him out,
Sweet and Gates petitioned for a writ of
mandamus, which, In allowing, Judge Craig
tflted authorities and a previous decision ot
ths state supreme court. He declared Sweet
and Gates are entitled to tholr seaU In tho
council and ordered Mayor Cook to recog
nised them. All costs ot the case are as
aessed against the mayor.
It Is rumored today that the democrats
majority of tha council, aided by . Sweet
(rep.) may depose Mayor Cook and elect aa
acting mayor In his place. It la not known
on what grounds the democrats will bono
this action, it tha step Is taken.
NEGRO IS CHARGED WITH
ATTACKING YOUNG WOMAN
James Powell, Alleaed Assailant ol
Miss Ilattlo Boyor, on Trial
I at Cheyenne.
CHETENNE, "Wyo., June 16 (Speclal.)-4
James Powell, colored, Is on trial In the dis
trict court charged with attemting to as
sault Miss Hattle Boyce, a white girl. Tho
alleged Assault occured near Miss Boyce'a
home on tho night of April 16th last as she
was walking from the street oar. It is
charged that Powell, who was wearing tho
uniform ot a private of the Ninth U, S,
cavalry, although not a member of that or
ganisation, made certain threats, and Miss
Boyce screamed and attempted to get away,
when Powell fired a shot, then beat his
victim over tho head with tha butt-end of
tbe gun, and also choked her. A few days
following tha aasualt 1,000 members ot tha
Ninth cavalry were lried up In single file
for tier Inspection, but she failed to Identify
her aasallant. Later Powell was arrested
and brought before Miss Boyce, clad In the
military uniform, and , she Identified him
as her assailant immediately. More than
forty witnessed are to be examined, and tho
case may not go to the Jury before tha end
of tha week.
TRUST COMPANY FOR PIERRE
Now Corporation Organised by t"5ov
ernor Vessey and Business
Associates.
PIERRE, S. D., June IS. (Special.)
One of tha largest financial propositions
hlch has coma to Plerra for soma time
is In tha way ot tha Pierre Banking and
Trust company, which has just boen
Incorporated by Governor Vessey and a
party of business men from the south
central part of tha state. The company
Is known as tha Plerra Banking and
Trust company,, and Is capitalized at
$75,000. It Is Incorporated by R. 8. Ves
sey, Pierre; is. it. wooa, i.ane; in. a.
Barford, Parker: J. p. Welch, Parkstoo,
and J. I Wlngfleld, Mitchell. They
have secured rooms at the corner of
Pierre street and Capitol avenue, and
will within tha next thirty days bo
opened for business.
Articles bave been filed for tha Mc
intosh State bank at Mcintosh, Corson
ounty, with a capital of $12,006. in
corporators, Robert LcFebvre, Roscoe; A.
Theodore. Westrom, Mcintosh; Willis V.
Shields, Roscoe.
Articles were filed today for tha First
State bank of Isabel, Dewey county, with
a capital of $10,000. Incorporators, S. L.
Fleldrom, C, E. Bykes, Isabel; B. H. Col
lins, Aberdeen. Isabel Is tha new name
for Flrestsel at tha terminus of tha Tim
ber Lake branch of tho Milwaukee road In
the reservation country.
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