TIIE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, .TUNE 13, 1010.
15
MAIN' AND PRODUCE MARKET
Vhfcat Market li Given ft Better Tone
t. hr Firm Cablet.
m
UYI2TQ OP BCT TLB, CHARACTER
Cora Market la litoii aad Fairly
Active, rrlcea Ranging; 8am
Higher oa tho strength
af Wheat.
OMAHA. June 17. 1910.
Firm cables, with an upward tendency
und more buillah news from the north weitt
eve Uie wuctt market a better tone.
Huylng la noticeably of a better cnar
acter, and unless the altuation In tne
northwest la soon relieved, feigner leveia
hin llkeiy.
The firmness In wheat Is helping corn
ami light arrival and stood active demand
ik strengthening. Oa the other hand, crop
news la lavoiaoi and better tiounuy snip
wen is are expected.
Wheat had a good advance after the
opening cn firm Cf-bles and numerous bad
weaUuir and croo reDorts irom tne north'
west. The Minneapolis market advanced
shaiply and thia tnaraet followed. Profit
tutting caused ait easier (eeluig a in cioite.
The eoiu market waa strong and (airly
active, valuea ranging some Higher, prices
k, being helped by strength In wheat.
Cash oorn was higher and aotlve demand
readily toon the sample of Ul lage. Receipt
continue light.
arunury wneat reoolpts were .000 bu.
and shipment were 314,000 bu., against re
ceipts lust year ot 48,oou bu. and shipments
of 2,7, two bu.
Piiinaiy corn receipts were ooO.OOO bu. and
shipments were mumiv ou., against re
ceipts last year of tii.twO bu, and shipments
or 1M.0OQ bu.
. Clearances were 17.000 bu. of oorn. 1,000 bu.
of oaia and wheat and Hour, tual to loS.OoO
bu.
Liverpool closed WttA higher on wheat
unci d higher on corn.
Local range ot option: -
camber, tAKo; cash unohanged to a higher;
no. a, Mfof. v, No a, 57Vuwvic; fo.
white, MV; No. I 64e.
OATH enchanted to la lower; No. 2
White, ttir&V!; mixed. H33SC.
Itl rc-ij ,ne. .
HA Y Unchanged; choice timothy, $16.00;
rhoire prairie, til.tH W.
blTTKK-Unchanged; creamery.
2c; firsts, 24c; seconds, 22c; packing stock,
20V. o.
tOGS Current receipt, new cases. s.iio;
miscellaneous cases, $4.!; southerns. 34.55.
Receims. onipnmnw.
Wheat, bu M.oo) toot)
Corn, bu 0") 0
Oata. bu .". 6,WD 4.000
Artloleaf Open, f Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I I
July... fW , W 86' 86 t6
Sept... $4 81 M M U4
Corn
July... tVA 11 ' UY 63V4 5-1
Sept... IZ): 63H 63
Outs
July... 'Mis U..... M
Sept... U t U
Omaha CaaU Prlcea.
WHEAT No. t hard, 91094c; No. S hard
8Wi0lc: NO. 4 hard. IWKo; rejected hard
K(71c; No. I spring, 90ra,ae; No. 8 spring,
8ij0o; No. t durum. 76&'76c; No. J durum,
?4(rt75c.
CORN-No. t white, Ale; No. I white, 00
5'0c; No. 4 white, 68j6tto; No. I color
BD'Va'HHrtJ. No. 1 yellow. 56ii.c: No. t yel
low C5MiWc: No. 4 yellow. MttftSottc: No,
t, oortc, no. a, Mttac, no, i, nwii uo
Standard. UVia; No. t white, 33
4 mmi kits jeu.AVmni luA X V nf
a v T if ii4tv war 71HsVMUV ' v a vw n (
J'i(aH3'Ac: No. 4 vellow. U4M2020.
BARLEY No. e, 42(ji44e, No. 1 feed, 40
o; rejected, 3!Cijoo.
RYU No. 2. 7i872c; No. $, 6870o.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat Cora. Oat-
Chlcagft 11 363 147
Minneapolis 109 ...
Omaha M 7 44 13
Pulutii , 2 ..
, ooc, no.
Vad, 41(&47o
f OATS Star
pmf; No. 4
WEATHER H THE tillAlJI BELT
rat asl Warm Mar Da Kspeetea
Toalsht ad Satarday.
OMAHA. June 17, 1910.
LIsM showers were scattered throughout
the Hockv mountains and the northwest
within the last twentr-four hours and rains
were general In the upper Ohio valley and
tho eaatern and Houtn Atianno siaies since
the preceding report. It Is raining in New
York city tnis morning, ana rains are gen
ml eluii the New t-.ncland coast. Clear
weather is general west oi mo Aiiegnanies
to the Paclflo slope. Considerable cloudi
ness prevails on the north Paclflo slope
and in the extreme western Canadian prov
luces, and a barometric depression of con
siderable energy Is moving In over the ex
treme northwest. Temperatures are siignuy
lower In the itocky mountain region and
went ti the coast. They have risen silently
over the central portion, and warm weather
prevailed throughout tne central vaueys
during Thursday. With the area of low
pressure moving down over the central
valleys rrom the norcnwesi rair ana con
tlnued warm weather may be expected in
this vicinity tonight and (Saturday.
The minimum temperature and precipi
tation compared with the last three years:
1910. 19u. UK. U07.
Minimum temperature ... t 64 69 70
Precipitation 00 .00 .U .00
normal temperature ior loaay, n aegreea.
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1,
3.74 Inchea.
Deficiency corresponding period in iro,
2.E2 inches.
Kxcess corresponding period in laws, J.ba
inches.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Cora and Wheat Kegcton Balletlau
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending-at 8 a m Istn meridian time.
r riaay, June 17, 1910:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Italn
Stations. Max. Mln. fall.
Ashland, Neb 91 C5
89
96
, 02
i 89
, 90
. gg
, 88
89
61
60
64
65
63
63
64
65
60
it
6
68
60
65
66
60
.00
.00
.00
.00
.09
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.01)
.00
.00
.00
.00
for
Sky.
Clear
pt. cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
cioar
Clenr
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Pt. oloudy
Clear
twelve-hoar
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing?
Prlcea oa Board of Trado.
CHICAOO, June 17. Belief the tho spring
wheat crop Is facing the moe sertoua con
ditton adnce tho black ruot year clutched
many peculators today. Light showers and
promise of more did not greatly alter the
conviction of Uie majority. Fine harvest
weather in the winter wheat section
oelved little notice, and neither did the fact
that Kansas and Nebraska are exDected to
I produce mora than waa thought possible
1 three months ago. The market closed c
to i.roio higher than loot night' rig.
ures. Corn finished Ht?c to Ho up, and
oats sialic to So. Last prices for provis
ions were to higher to lOo lower.
It was a prevailing view that although
general rains would do a great deal to off-s-f
prosent unfavorable proapects tor spring
wheat, scattered showers could only help
In a Bmall way. Nervous shorts covered
freely, refusing to go over till tomorrow
with losses. At the outset there appeared
tiopa thot the weather and crop situation
north weK might be somewhat improved,
- but soon advices began to come from ex
perienced pt.ople that lack of moisture and
high temperature were running together
Into a dangerous position. Simultaneously
the crowd observed that two or three big
house with private odvtceo from tho spring
wheat states were taking practically all
tho offerings. When the northwest dla
patcheo beaan to look mora alarming- the
inula here took to tho buying sldo of the
market with a rush. Attempts at profit
talcing led to several reactions, birt the
Inghnst prloeo of tho session were touched
in the last fifteen minutes. The close.
however, was easy. September ranged from
0io toSio, and closed la up at 61o. July
wheat was said to bo working toward a car
rying charge basis In anticipation of the
movement of the new crop, and did not
keen pace with the mora deferred months.
Offerings were light In a speculative way
I In the corn Pit and also from the Interior.
'eleptetnfcer fluctuations were between 6Shi
69Vo, with the close at 69o, a net gain of
o. Tho cash market wao firm. No. 1 yel
low closed at wttS
- Buying of oats waa largely to cover
shorts. September price variations had as
limrtu avo and who, wrtn the close o up
- at W40.
Trading In previsions leaned io tho sell
Ing side. At the close lard showed a net
lo a of So to &37HC, and ribs IQThba to 10c.
fork waa unchanged to bo up.
. Leading futures ranged as follows:
Auburn, Neb 89
li ken Bow. Neb. 90
Columbus, Neb... 90
Culbertson, Neb.. 96
f alrbury, Mes... no
Fairmont, Neb... 87
Or. Island, Neb.. 90
Hartlngton, Neb. 90
Hastings, Neb...
Holdrege, Neb..
Oakdale. Neb....
Omaha, Neb
ieKaman, iNeo..
Alta, la
Carroll, la
Clarinda, la
Sioux City, la...
Minimum temperature
period ending; at 8 a, m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.
Districts Stations. Max. Mln.
Columbus, O
Louisville, Ky
Indianapolis. -Ind.
Chicago, 111
St. Louis, Mo
Pes Moines, la...
Minneapolis, Minn
Kansas City. Mo.
Omaha, Neb
The weather continues warm throughout
the corn and wheat region. Appreciable
showers were scattered over the Columbus,
Louisville and Minneapolis districts.
I j. A. WRI.SH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
HBW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Rain
fall.
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Trading Lags Somewhat Owing to
Several Influences,
WEATHER PARTLY RESPONSIBLE
Banker Hill Observance and Plans
for Welcome of Colonel Rooso
relt Also Heln to Retard
Interest.
14,600 4ti 43
90
m
400
40
K
2U0
10
I.7M
4
K
61 4
14
2
13
41
14 Ml
J0 1
M
H
1
H
lis
in
17 86 68 .80
10 88 CO .20
12 . 88 60 .00
2d 90 62 .00
13 88 64 .00
14 88 62 .00
80 92 64 .10
24 88 64 .00
19 80 64 .00
Quotations
Various
Articles.) Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y,
n 'Wheat
jWly
4'Jt.,
Corn
July Sept.
ri00'
V rpt.
Dec.
Sept.
.Laid
, July
Sept.
Ribs
, July
, . Sept.
KKWi . STi 2S 884 24
'J0Wi 90 . 1H 90H
1 92 1 Wr, 81
UeSfttt 58H MS IS',4 61H
HiW 7U KHi i'K
3t37Ti S7H 864 tVAGH
Xtm 8' 8oH 36 86
KVk'O S3i Sfi',4
21 78 M 90 21 15 13 90 2270
22 IS 22 K 23 12 22 2 23 27
II 22 12 17H 11 0 II H 11 40
1180 Ut7VsU0 IS 84 1140
12" 93 13 00 II 96 12 91 18 07
U 45 12 4T 11 40 U 47 11 13
. No. 1 ' ' '
' Onrnh oootattona were as follows:
FI.OUR Steady.
TttB-Nn. 1. 75.S760. '
HA RLE Y Feed or mlxinf, 764t; fair
to ohloe matting. WKgto. , . M
acfcht.t'i. No. 1 southweotern. 11.89
No. ri noKhweotsr.. SI S Timothy, 84.26.
Clover, 811.28.
uuiivi.inva-fVtrh., mesa. Tier bbl.
128 12ifr24 00. Lard, per 100 lbs., $12.80. Short
ribs, sides (loose). 1S.12Vi4il.M; ahort clear
Ides (boxed), S14.006 14 24.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
is4Suo hn ExDorta for tho week.
s shown by Dradstroefa were equal to
l,34.(XO bu. primary roooiyce were uw.ww
bu.. compared wsth X4J,u ou mo corree'
.rAlrur iWv a veaj airo.
ierinLtMl reeelnta for tomorrow: Wheat.
f cars; corn. 23 oars; otiUt. M can; bogs,
JA head.
C'hloagu Cash Prlcea Wheat : No. I red,
n ov.fi (MU: No. 8 red. 86cfiil.00: No. I hard.
onivec: Ni. I hard. iKKSSbo; No. 1 northern
oprlng. tl.05; No. I northern spring. fLtXXA
iV No. I spring. t6c42100. Corn: No. t
f&Ati5&.c: No. t cash, s.Vh6Vo; No.
Z,Kit. m: No. t whtta ilViii'ao; No.
Z. UW&llKe: No. 8 yellow. 6&Sta.
?. Vr- i viji. UHt2fHe: No. 2 white,
l7W4iiV.o; No. wblto, tf37oj ataadard.
a. i M'fl.
" i-JKioaTotgL li.rS ease. Slarket
II'fi,i.'V.-dr dalalas. 15Ue: twins.
14Su: Young Ameritss, lfiViOU; long
bproTATOw.ak: oholoo to fancy. Wt
IrliL. b.na-Jrhaat. 11 oars; oorn,
tki carT; oats. 147 eara Ifiotlmated otnor-
i'V-WhM4, I Oorn; oorn, Z 4ara, oai
94 cars. i ,
KAV ! Grata aad Pravlsloaa.
VT.4JA9 VTT. Juno IT.-WHEAT-Jul
m.-i t 1 'Kiamber. tbVke: Daoomber. 87
miv.' unchanged to lo loweri No. I, '
li.oi ; No. 8. 8icGl00; No. I rod, 8Jc
COIIN-Juiy?, Beptmbr. t-
of the Day on
Commodities.
NEW TORK, June 17. FLOUR Barely
steady, with a moderate trade; spring pat
ents, 16.166.80; winter straights, K254.?6;
winter patents, 4.606.00; spring clears,
lXa4.90; winter extras, no. I. MSfja,w;
Inter extras. No. 2. 83.6093.6!; Kansas
straights. 84.604.e0. Receipts, 20,649 bbl.;
hlpments, 16,WY ddis. itye nour. sieaoy:
fair to good. ll.lMi4.40: oholoe to fancy,
84.45($4.&0.
CORNMEALr-Bareiy eteaay : nno wnue
and yellow, 81.81.86.
wheat odoc iirm: no. i rea, ii.oj.
nominal, c 1. f., to arrive; No. 1 northern.
81.12, nominal, f. o. to., to arrive. The
oDtlon market was firm most of the day
on unfavorable crop and weather news from
the northwest, firm caoiesna crop com
plaints rrom nussia, closing wic net
higher. July, 9!c(Si1.00-'54, closed at $1.00;
September, 7 7-16(&WVlo, closed at 9814c; De
cember, 9PS99Ho, closed at 9uc. Ship
ments, 18.000 bu.
CORN spot, iirm: no. z, B7c, nominal,
and 66e, to arrive, elevator, domestic
basts: exDort No. 2. 67c. nominal, f. o. b..
to arrive. The option market was without
transactions, dosing at Wo advance.
July closed at 67c, September at 67a and
December at Sic. Shipments, 8.000 bu.
OATS Spot, firm; mixed, 26 to S3f ins
nominal: natural white, 26 to 32 lbs., 41Mii
44o: cllDDed white. 84 to 42 lbs.. 4?4T47c. P.c-
celDts. 79.900 bu.: shipments. 7M bu.
hay Firm: prime, si. i&: no. i, ixiou
1.12 Vi: wo. a. u.euwi.ui: no. s. mxcpir.o.
riU"n Bteaoy; state, common io cnoioe,
1909, twuc; i:n, nominal; I'aoitio coast.
UVi, lmjito; iu9, nominal.
HIDES uuiet; hemlock firsts, xc: P-og
ota. 22c.
LBatubh-tstesay: nemiocg iirst, xaj(o:
seconds, izitno; tairoa. o; rejeoteo.
PROVlBiunH porg. firm; mess, VH.sovp
25.00. Beef, firm: mess, iif.otu u.(w: family.
219.00'20.00. Cut meats, firm; pickled bel
lies, 10 to it ids., fiB.Buteui.Dv. iara, ensy;
mlddlewest prime, $12. 4t 12.60; continent
113.10; Bouth America, $14.00; compound.
I3.bO(2XlU.UO. ' "
TAltixi wyu 1 1 ; prima city noganeaaa
5.o: country. WlW.o.
RICE steady. Domestic, ZHweo; patna.
BUTTER rirm: creamery special".
28c; extras, 2727o; thirds to
firsts. 2626et state dairy, finest. 2AV
27c; state dairy, common to prims. 23tf2nc.
CHJSUSH steady; state, whole uillk,
new. fancy., small, whits, iwc.
EOOiJ steady: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery, brown, 2222o; same,
gathered. Drown, HMIIEie.
pouLTtti-Aiivi weak: western orouers.
2Eo: fowls. 17318o: turkeys. HVftl4o. Dressed
weak; western broilers, 23go; fowls. Hit
wo; turaays, iv&ibo.
t. Loots Coaoral Market.
8T. LOUIS. June 17. WHEAT Futures.
higher; July, (lc; September, 90Sc Cash,
lower: trace, no. x rea. rea'svc: no. I hard.
7c51.08.
CORN Higher; Juiy. t9o: September, wo.
Cash, higher; track, No. I, 0o; No. I white.
OATS Higher: Juiy. saw. September.
84c. Cash, higher; track. No, 2, 26c; No.
wnite, in'o.
BYE Cnchanged st 77e.
PLOUR Unchanged: red winter. tl.Pylt
S.Z&; extra isnny ann sirnirnt, i.Wt.so;
nara winter clears. fo.wa.tfv.
CORN M f IAD 88.26.
PEKD Timothy. $8.003.5.
BRAN Lower: sacked (east track! 8sa
$7o.
HAY Weak: timothy. H4.QOWig.so: prairie.
I1SWW14WJ.
HAtKllNtJ 1"4C.
HEMP TWINE To.
PROVISION a-Pork unchanged: lobblnr.
822 75. Lard higher; prime steam, $12.2ui
iz.su. urj sail meaw sieauy, ooxea, extra
shorts, $14.87; clsar ribs, $14.8-;; short
clears, $1.62U. Bacon steady; boxed extra
shorts, HB.'.; clear ribs, 118. 4 short
clears, lis
IULL1 tti uuiet; cnicsens, lie; springs,
18tt22e; tgrkers, lc; ducks, 10e; geese, 7a
eu i i tit steaay ; creamei-y, ia.-,c
EGGS Lower at 17c.
Receipts. Bblprnents,
NEW TORK. Juno 17. Dealings In
stocks today in the usually active first
nour feu neiow luu.uuo snares, the eecouj
nours Dusmess contracted to one-iourtn
of that amount and that meager figure,
shrank by one-third axaln during tho
noon hour. Trailing in iesa than (,UU0
shares In a period of an hour comes as
near idleness aa often Is seen, on the
floor, of the New York Stock exchange.
The aggregate for the day was less than
lou.uiiw snares, the smallest day s busi
ness for nearly two years.
1 lie gloomy, oppressive w earner was
held partly responsible, the oeser vanes of
Hunker Hill day In iioston deprived the
market of what has been a principal
source of business lately centering In tho
copper groups. Hie interruption ot tionwn
business relieved tne. coppers rrom some
pressure and opened the way to tneir
moderate recovery. The approaching en
actment of the railroad law was cited as
another repressive factor. President Rip.
ley of the Santa r e was authority lor the
statemet that Ills company waa walling to
see how the new law works before going
on-with improvements, in view Of its
'drastic provisions." Tho homecoming of
rx-Presldent Roosevelt was another sub
ject discussed as helping to hc4d up stock
market activity.
Money conditions excited only languid
Interest In view of the stagnant condition
of tne stock market.
Preliminary estimates of the week's
currency movement Dromlsed another sub
stantiai increase in new xora panning
cash, subtreasury operations for the wouk
contributing to the snowing.
The belief that indictments were linmi
nent against leaders of the cotton porn
caused some reflected anxiety in tho stock
market.
Business in bonds was rather better
than in stocks, but there was no marked
revival and the price movement waa rag
god and irregular. Total sales, par value,
1 943,000. Lnlted Stales bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of sates and principal quotations
on stocks were as xouows
(slue. High. Low. Clone.
DO
44
42
8i)4
4
4
11
42
Tl
102
M
117
3
SI
404
104 104H IMS
1014k
120
700 11144 lU Hi
74
14'A
87
106
too
I
26
48
145 V
124
W
84
66
1
lt
1MK
7
2D44
87
82
14a
151 '
. 9
136
(1
M
17
11
44
1
tl
4
101
146
at
17
8a
47
6
106
73
2
114
44
100
MU,
800 126 124' 124
"V.Voo wi" u 1 ii
10
...- ..... 96
18
84
1(8
4
164
Allls-Chalnwrs prd ...
Amalgamated Copper ,
American AsrlcuUttral
Am. Buet Sugar
American Can
Am. C. A r
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. U pfd
Am. lee Securities
American Llnened
American Loeomotlrs
Am. 8. R
Am. 8. A R. pld
Am. Steel Foundries.
Am. Sugar Helming
Amerloaa T, A T
American Tobacco ptd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atohlaon
Alchlaon pfd
Atlantic Coaat Una
Baltimore A Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr ,
Canadian Pacills
Central leather
Central Leather pld ,
nlral ot M. J., ex-lT....
Oheaapeake A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago Ot. W., new
O. W. pld 1.
Chicago A N. W
m. a st. r
C. C A St. L
Colorado Fuel eV Iron
Colorado A Soutbem
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Produou
Delaware & Hudeon
Denrer A Rle Grande
D. A R. O. pfd
Dlaiillera' Securities
Brie
Brie lat pfd
Brte 2d pfd
General Electric
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore otla...
llllnais Central
Interborough Met.
Int. Met. pfd.
International Harreatar ...
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaas City Southern
C. Bo. Did....
Laclede Qaa
Loulavllla 14
Minn. A St. Louie
St. P. 8. B. M
M , K. A T
M., K. A T. pfd
Mlaeourl Paclflo
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. K. ( M. N pfd....
New Tork Central
T., O. W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Paclflo ,
Pacific Mall
Pannarlvanla
People's Gaa
P., o., c. a st. i
Plttaburg Dual
Preeaed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car ,
Hallway Steel Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel prd, sx-dW..
Reek Island Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
BU L, A 8. r. 2d pfd
St. Louis Southwestern....,
St. L. S. W. pfd ,
Sloae-Sherfleld 8. A I
Southern Paclflo
Southern Railway ,
80. Hallway pfd .,
Tenneesee Copper
Tezaa A Pacific
T.. BU L. A W 1
T.. St. U A W. pfd
Union Paolflo ,
Union Paclflo pfd
United States Keaity ,
United States Rubber
United Btatee Steal.
U. S. Steel pfd
Utah Copper
V a. -Carolina Chemical
Wanes. ,
Wabash pfd
Was Lam alaryiana
WeeUnghoua Kleeirls .....
Western Unlen
Wheeling A L. B
Total sales for the day.
TOO 136 138
10
" 700
Loco
M
40 4
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu ,
Corn, bu ,.
Oata, bu ...
8,700
,30 000
,82.000
26.100
21.000
61.0 p0
4L0U0
.Llrarpool Grata Marfcot.
IJVERPOOL. Juno 17. WHEAT Spot,
ami; no. s rea western winter, no stock
futures, steady: July, ta td; October, (s 7d
Lecmner, nominal.
CORN Spot, easy; old American mixed,
M 2d; old American mixed, via Ualveaton.
6s 8d; new kiln dried. 4s lOd; futures, steady
juiy, nominal; oeptemoer, ts a.
reorta Market.
PEORIA. Juns K.-CORN-Ftrm : No.
white, tie: No. I white, 61c; No. $ yellow,
Dec; no. s tsiiow, 01 o; ng, , oic; tt.
66c; no grade, 47tJUe.
OATS Strong ; standard. STo; No.
while, 87c,
Oataaa nap- Market.
OMAHA. Juns 17. HAT No. 1. $9 00; No.
1. 87.60: packing. $4.50. Straw: Wheat. Mixv
ryo and oata. $7.00. Alfalfa. $1100. The first
csr of new bay a.-rived.UKuvjr gi4 av!4 pr
lig.ve.
4,600 74
80S 196
13
40
78
U4
2,400 81 81
900 146 146H4
6,600 127 124
200 80 80
200 8
Si
8,000 134
300 II
134
16
100 86 86
100
100
100
l
46
1,400 191
60 40
10O 136
600 1
604
too
100
too
too
6'
H
17
2
87
46
111
6
136 .
18
61
17
the United States. $P.Pl.S07; suhsnllnry
silver coin, $jo.7.9.98; minor ciiln, $l,0v,2o;
total balance In geners.1 fund, $2,48,2b4.
HKPOliT ok 'Hit; c;,i;.iiil.u HOl'SR
Iranaactlons of to
for the
Associated 11a a ks
Week.
NEW YORK. June 17. Brailsl reefs bsnk
clearings report for the week ending June
iw snows an acercKate of .i.0,.M.i.AH as
snatnst $3,4:.4io.tsjO tor last week and 63,4M,
j!l.tJ0 In the iui responding week last year.
mo louowing is a list ot tne cities:
CITIES.
Clearings.
Inc.
Deo.
New York ,
Chicago
Hoston ,
Philadelphia ,
Mt. Louis
Kansas City
Pittsburg
ran Francisco ,
Baltimore ,
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
New Orleans
OMAHA
Los Angeles
Louisville
Milwaukee
Hcaittle
St. Paul
Buffalo
Denver
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Providence
Portland, Oro
Memphis
Richmond
Fort Worth
.salt Lake City
Washington, L. C.
St. Joseph
Columbus
Albany
l acoma
Savannah
Spokane
Toledo
Rochester
Na.ihvllle
Hartford
Des Moines
Peoria
Norfolk
New Haven
Sioux City
Wichita .
Grand Rapids
Syracuse
Augusta, Ga
Birmingham '
Springfield, Mass..
Evansvllle
Dayton
Oakland
Jacksonville, Fla..
Portland, Mo
Worcester
Little Rock
Knoxvllle
Wheeling
Charleston
Chattanooga
Lincoln
Wilmington
Mobile
Topeka
Davenport
Wllkesbarro
Kalamasoo
Fall River
Cedar Rapids
Sacramento
New Red ford
Springfield, 111
Macon
Youngstown
Fort Wayne.....'...
Helena
Fargo
Columbia, S. C
Akron
Canton
Lexington
Erie
Sioux Falls
Rockford
Qulncy
Bloomlngton
Springfield, O
Chester
South Bend
Lowell ,
Blnghamton ,
Jackson, Miss ,
Decatur ,
Mansfield
Fremont
Vicksburg
Jacksonville,
Duluth ....
Scranton .
Houston
Galveston
21.9..
17....
14.V.
lli.4.
9.5-.
12.H,.
Ml.
81
19
1
400 101
1,100 146
400
'40O
101
146
see eeeeO
84
'4
3
800 74
100 17
1,60.) 114
100 44
304
74
87
114
44
100 100
100 86
100 16 16
100 84 34
41,300 164 163
1,80V St
600 y
1.800 40
800 84
8,400 46
V4
40
83
43
200 48
4,000 128
""'iod 69'
48
M
40
63
46
2
14
too
800
ts
64
111 131
26
66 68
24
2
21 80
66 61
21,100 ITS 171 172
808 8314 H 81
87
U,W 7 T7 T7
00 116 116 116
400 43 43 43
1.200 68 69 67
MO 48
42
171.100 shares.
19
43
tl
41
83
4
vnt Included in totals because containing
other Items than clearings. "Not included
in totals because comparisons art incom
plete.
New York Money Market.
vbw YORK. Juno 17. MONEY On call
steady at 23 per cent; ruling rate, 2
per cent; closing bid, 2? per cent; offered
ftt 8 Ivor tconts
TIME LOANS Very quiet and steady:
slxtv davs. 3ffl3 per cent; ninety days, 3
423 per cent: six months, 4,j4 per cent.
PRIMES MERCANTILE PAPER-4&4V4
per cent.
M' ru ki ,1 ki p.al.raj. urr-E 11 ill. wilii
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 8460
4.8470 for sixty-day bills, and at $4.8680 for
demand, commercial Dins, 4.mh.mm.
SILVER war, oa'Ac; jucKiuaii uuusi,,
RON DS Government, steady; railroad,
Irvular
Closing quotations on uuuui mm mi
ll, g. rf. 8a. re....100Int. M. M. 4a....... 64
do coupon 100S 'Japan 4s t
V. S. 8a, reg 101 do 4a 84
do coupon 101 K. C. 80. lat ts 72
V. 8. 4a, reg U4U S. deb. 4s 131... 63
do coupon 1ML. at N. anl. 4s 7
Allls-Chal. lat 6a.... 76 M., K. AT. 1st 4s.. 87
cam Aa. (a 100V4 do sen. 4Ua 85
Am. T. A T. cv. 4..100Mo. Paclflo a 71
Am. Tobacco 4s i . k. tu 01 aa. ta
do 4a 106 N. Y. a g. 3 61
Armour A Co. 4s. 81 do deb. a 88
Atchison gen, 4a.... K. I., a n.
do ev. 4a. lot ct. ts i
.vnM. W. let c ts. . W4
. 83i do cv. 4a 100
. 88 No. Paclho 4s.... w.. 100
. 60 4o 8a 10
. 80. S. U rfdg. 4s 81
. Upena. or. 3 We 116... 86
.104 do con. 4a.,........10B
88 Reading gen. ts n
ItLtD. r. Ig. ta. !)t
7
1
London Closing; Stocks.
AVnOV Ton .7 AmrlMaM
1AJK i-V. . full. .vn., ..Ul IVIO.
opened dull and about unchanged today.
Trading was light and prices moved Irregu
larly during tho first hour. At noon the
market was dun and from 76 aoovs to
below yesterday s Mew York closing,
Closing London quotations
Cob sols, money
do account
Araal. Copper ....
Anaconda
Atohlaon
Raiumora A Ohio,
Canadian racllla
81 Mo., Kan. A Texas.. 89
. aa msw lera central.. 1
. te Norfolk e Western. .103
. 6 do pfd 88
. 101 u Ontario eV Western.. 46
.114Peuaailvaala
.188 Hand Mines
Chesapeake A Ohio.. 63 Reading
Chi. Great Western., tl Southern Railway
ChL, Mil. A SU P..130 do pfd
Do Bears
iMnver Rio U.,
do pfd
tMe
do let prd
do Sd pfd
Orarni Trunk
Illinois Central
17 Southern Paclflo
,. 84 Union Paclho ..
,. 81 do pfd
.. 81 U. S. Steel ......
. 44 do pfd
. 84Wahaah
. t8 do pfd
.13t8panlsh 4a
67
.. 8
,.
,. S6S6
.. 61
..134
,.116
.. at
.. 80
..116
.. 1
.. 4t
. v
LouiaTlhe A Nash. .144
blLVk.K uar, steauy at nu-itq per ox,
MONEY 2&tii-8 per cent.
The rate ot discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2H Per cent;' for three
months bills. ' 11 -l per cent.
Dank of Germany Statement.
BERLIN, Juno 17. The weekly state
ment of the Imperial Bank of Oermany
shows the following changes;
. . Increaae.
Cash in hand...... 2,0f,0u0 marks
Loans 6,613.000 marks
Discounts 21, 18,000 marks
Treasury bills ..K0i.0o0 marks
Notes In circulation. ....... ..'43. 030.000 marks
Deposits 87,868,000 marks
Gold In hand $0,469,000 marks
Decrease.
Now York Mining (tocka.
NEW TORK, June 17. Closing quotations
en mining stocks were:
Allies 800 LeedTllle Con. 6
Brunswick Con. I 'Utile Cblet 6
Com. Tunnel stock... 81 Mailcas 106
aa bonds 17 bntaria tud
Coo. Cel. A Vs 68 Gphir 10
tiaru Mite 60 Standard , 66
Iroa Sllser 14 Yellow Jeiiket 60
Ottered.
Treanary Statement.
WASHINGTON. June 17. The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of business
today was as follows: Trust funds: Gold
coin, e7w.7Zl.bt0: silver dollars, 64l,O27,0u0
silver dollars of l&uu, $3.6tt.u00; stiver cer
tificates outstanding. $461027,000. General
fund: Standard silver dollars in general
fund, 81. too, it; eurrent liabilities, 893.su6.66l
working balance la treasury offloea. 617
$o3.8b; lo tank to credit of treasurer of
111.
7.0 .
1.8..
S4.S,..
14.l..
7.5,..
S.Xj..
4 0,..
7.5..
$...
b. til..
9.2..
4.2,..
1.2..
37.2..
12.5 .
1).0.
18.81.
.;$l,797,4n.ono
. 2tk,74J.00U
la.'.0J.I,(MI
72.874.000
46.1i'M.0.KI
fcu.SiJ.wOi
4e..f,0.t'U
2.7b8.W01
24.4ll.lW
lit.618.0ill
21.1H,0"H
81 .6.11.01)01
16,0uO,0lO
16,790,000!
lo.4iKl,UUU
12,RH5,O00
12.711, 0H)
12.004,01 J
10,7nl,WM
.7100U
.4i',tKW
10.26,0001
$.2l4.0iJUl
i.(,wi
10,4:tl.VU0 o0.0.
4.8i6,0cu 1.6.
6,243,000
6,4H.00(i
7,104.0001
6,4.tKW
6,tT0,000
6,946,0001
6.420,0001..
8,6!4,0U0j 82.0
6,S)72.OO0 23. 2
4.620.O0O 24. 6
4.023,0001 1
' 8.6O5,000 6.6
8.73t.UIO
8,)H),0o0
2,7N6.O0O
2,O6.0"O
2,c2il,O0O
8,Z-'4.00O
2,1)47,000!
2.026,oOOi
2,811,000
VI, 41 0,0001
3,42x,0OOI
2,2S0.O0O
2,124,000
2.13,000
2.144,0001
2,482,000
1,W)8,000
2,413,0001
1,6311,000
1.6D6.000
1,723,0001
1,234,000
1,S07.000
1,(33,000
1,623,000
1, 27,OJO
1.273,000
1,826.0001
1,410,0001
1,275,000
1.106,000(
1,182,0001
1.2X6,000
1.O77.OO0I
1,048.000
836.000
1,164,000
75,000
787,000
847,000
818,000
1.015,000
1,072,000
6S9.000
855,000
891.000
895.000
650,000!
620,0001
623,000
661,000
559,000
4X3,000
973,000
414,000
390.000
298,000
234,000
246,000
324.000
8,103,000
24,291,0001
11.414.000
1,024,070 1
13.6
1.8
8.9
21.4
1.2
"s'.i
4.4
6.9
13.0
.0
4.41
$.0
11.6
25.3
1.8
8.6
85.3
7.7
13.7
7.6
23.3
44.5
17.7
27.4
11. 9
a.i.
''si
34.7
1.6
12.7
16.9
16.0
18. S
12. 6
22.4
1.2
26.4
18.8
'iois
41.0
17.1
29.3
34.6
.1
15.6
67.6
31.9
"22!
14.8
3.3
12.9
14.7
151.4
3.2
20.0
4
ie.2
"io!8
16.0
2.3
6.7
10.2
4.9
26.9
OiiAIIA LIVE- STOCK MAREET
Small Ban of Cattle, with Price
About Steady.
HOGS FIFTEEN TO TWENTY LOWES
Llafct Itoa of Sheep sad Lambs, with
Trado Qalet and Prices fifteen
to Twenty Cents Lower
Than Thnrsday.
)
Receipts were:
Official Hominy ..,
Official Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday.',
tati mated Friday...
SOUTH OMAHA, June 17, 1910.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. 4.242 6.1al 6.1
.. $.38 8.8.S3 4.01J
.. 8.191 fi.Ki'i 4.27fi
2.0 9.12S 4.65S
.. 800 10.600 1.200
Five days this week. ...14.222
Same days last week. ...13,046
.Sams days 2 weeks ago.. 12.696
Same days I weeks ago.. 15. 407
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 16,641
burnt days last year.... 13, 100
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year. to data, compared with last
year;
1910. 1909.
Cattlo 444,424 427,994
Hogs 1,013,126 1,296.278
Sheep 628,9011 634,638
The following tnhlA ihAVI
prices of hogs at South Omaha for th
last several days, with comparisons:
42.464
83, 113
41,731
45.798
8)1.525
24.021
Inc.
16,430
19,206
12.
13,498
15.877
22,686
14,627
Deo,
283.152
(.271
tho average
1 lit 80 I 17 17 JtS III ID
M Hi 80 6 17 tl 14 IN IW
46. 871 ... 8 17 14 Ml lee IN
4. tJ ... 8 11 31 lot ... I M
T8 ,7 ... 17 IT It 11 6 to
64 80 4 6 17 Tl JJ ISO I l
II 840 ... 1 17 8. 1H ID 8 81.
M lit 60 117 81. I 314
T7 14 80 117 4 K 80 t
tl It 18 117 ti ... 112
47 tl M IN 71 :4 40 111
7 M 31 I 80 1 701 8 I lava
4 ti io I w 71 :t o in
14 20 80 I 80 64 R4 S I H
14 1'T ... 6 88 l 14 80 6 t!
40 140 88 6 88 It 141 S lti
40 1,1 80 I 88 73 1.M 10 6 32
68 th lift I Pt Tl HI US IU
4a Ul 40 I 8 1 II SO lltk)
IT W) 10 I SO 14 J0 40 I M
64 Jl ... I 20 14 til Ml if
13 16 ... II 77 M so 8 23
H t.o ... 6 io tl m 140 t a
44 14 80 I 10 U tti 80 I IS
tl Itl ... I M 41 171 80 I M
46 gll ... I M i J'',T 40 8 8
16 Ml 40 I 80 Tl 117 ... 4 36
48, ..Ut 8 t 80 1 31 ... Ill
IK ' H IN 10 IM ... 8 1)
M IDT 60 I 80 7 Ill 120 I tl
It t4 ... I M I -0 ... I U
40 Ml H 6 M t Itl . 84 I tt
44 31 14 I 10 ' 7 i,) 10 6 U
T4 13i ... 610 81 Z04 40 8 li
64 80 ... 6 8 T it ... It
II 861 ...13 II 131 8 I PS
Tl. ...... .21 ... 1 86 77. ...... .30 11 116
46 87 ... II tO l 10 I 2
tt Id M 8 10 II 'l 49 I 16
44 im 140 I 10 71 Ml 130 6 86
It 8M4 to I 30 7 18 1WI I 16
11 240 180 8 10 T4 IM It 6 f!
Tl Hit 40 I 20 C 331 190 13
71 231 40 80 80 t ... I
63 177 80 I N 71 1? ... I 36
14 137 10 I 20 71 I I ... 117
47 IM IN IN 41 171 ... 30
48 241 14 I 10 66. 244 ... 8 N
80 131 (4 11
Data . 1810. 190.19O$.13O7.tl0.!190S.1904.
July 7... i t 161 7 82 02 6 86
June 8.... $ 29 T 38 6 27 Ifei 37
June 9.... $ 81t 7 27 6 27 I 37
June 10... 8 85 7 40 6 27 06
June 11... 9 85' 7 85 6 3 . 6 03 6 39
June 12... 72i48$9136
June 13... 9 22 6 62 79 21
June 14... 927 7 (2 K85828
June 16... $ 89 7 67 5d0848o
June 16... 9 38 7 66 6 64 6 31
June 17... 921 7 63 6 63 6 81 I
6 851
6 20
6 17
6 201 4 79
is
6 13
6 16
6 181
I li
4 81
4 61
4 7
of three double-decks of mixed native
took, but actual sunnlv was swelled by a
liberal holdover of Oreeron crass sheep, so
that offerings were mora than equal tu re-oulrcineiita
Trade opened slow and dull, with the
trend of prices still lower on all classes of
stock. Orass sheen suffered a further loss
f 20c. Oreeron wethers that sold at to.70
Wednesduy, moving at tfi.15. The same class Case, $3.000,8.26.
4 73
464
4 62
4 88
4 82
Sunday,
Receipts and disposition of lire stock at
the Union Block Yards, Bouth Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m., Fri
day:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
U., Al. oi til. r 2 8
Wabash 1 6
Missouri Pacific 1 t
Union Pacific t 26
C. & N. W., east 1 (t
C. & N. W.. west 7 48
C, tft. P., M. & O 3 6
C, B. & Q., east 4 4
C, H. & Q., west 22 23
C, R. I. & P., east $
C, R. I. & P., west 1 ..
Illinois Central 5 ' 8
Chicago Ureat Western 1 1
Total receipts 64 147
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
l.?U
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
SchwaiU-Bolen Co
Murphy, shippers
Cudahy, from south
Swift, from Kansss
Cudahy, from K. C
Stephens Bros
HI11& Son
B. Lewis
B. Root & Co
H. Bulla
Wolf
McCreary & Carey
J. inKhram
Mo. & Kan.-Cal. Co
Other buyers....,
4.4
2.7
6.9
Totals 1,371 9.9S7 1,5!U
CAi luii, There was only a small run oi
cattle here toaay, but as it was a Friday.
no great number waa expected. The offer
ings as a rule were not very good In
quality and there was really nothing to
create very much interest In the trade,
What few beer steers there were in sight
generally soiu in good season in the morn
ing and the prices paid did not snow any
material change as compared with yester
day. It could be said, however, that ai
compared with a week ago the medium and
common kinds of beef steers are around
1&b2og lower with the best kinds and steady
and the pretty decent kinds, but not prime.
weaa to a aiui tower.
There was also a very small supply of
cows and neuere today ana the market.
usual on a u riaay, was without any
great amount ot life or interest. Buyers.
nowever, took th offerings, paying about
steady prices. The market is now lojj2tc
lower on tne medium and ln-bolween kinds
of cows and heifers as compared with las
week, while cauners and stock cows and
strictly good corn-led cows and heitefs
have shown comparatively little change.
There were no siocaers ana teeners or
any consequence on sale this morning, and
the market was without any noteworthy
change.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn-
fed steers, i.toa.2s; tair to good cornted
steers, l.6owi.60: common to I air cornted
steers, 6.40o,6.6o; good to choice cows and
heifers, $6.6k7.10; tair to good cows and
heifers. 34.oOa6.00: common to fair cow
and heifers. 8s.OOuC4.60: good to choice stock.
ers and feeders, $5.0oa6.10; fair to good
stockers and feeders, $4.75ao.5o; common to
fair stockers and feeders, u,ioqjV'6; stock
heifers, $3.7aJ4.$6; veat caivas, 6i.OOtf4.06;
bulls. Stags, CIC. 63.lKg4.Wl
Ksprosoatauv sales:
do cv. 6a
At. C. h. lat 4s...
Bal. A Ohio 4s....
40 la
do 8. W. !e....
Brk. Tr. ov. 4a....
Central ot Oa. 6s.
Can. Leather Is...
c. of N. J. a. 6s.... HI
r.hna. a Ohio 4Vss...l01 - do sen. 6a.
do ref. 6a. "SV'Bt. l s. w. e. aa
Chto&so A A. Ie.... 70 do lat gold 4s IO
r. . a. a a. I. 4a.... 6t4geaboard A. L. 4a.... 78
So awn. ta so. racuia eoi. ta.... sun
C. M. S.P. s 11 do 4a
C., R- L A P. c 4s. 16 do lat ref. 4a. 84
da ri. aa. aiso. aanwar aa iva
Colo. Ind. ta. 74 do sen. 4a 7
Colo. Mid. a 70 union 1'acino ta iwtt
C A r r. a s. 4s. 17 do cr. ta 104
i: do lat A ref. 4i
; M V. 8. Rubber 4a...
, iU. S. Steel Id 6a..
, 4 Va.-Caro. Chens. I
, 1zewaDaas. lat ca..
.. .
..104
.. 81
.11
D. A H. ot. 4a
P. A R. 0. 41
do ref. 6a.....
PltUllera' 6a ...
Erie aen. 4a...
do ev. ta, aer. A., n oo ist a ex. ta..... ,t
do aeries h 44 Weatern kid. 4a.. .. 84
Oen. Bleo. OT. 6a.. ...114 Waal. Elec OT. 6a... (7
III. Can. lat ret. 4a. 7Wla. Central 4a v
Int. Met. a 18 Mo. rao. or. ta . a
BI4. Ottered.
Local Securities.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns.
jr, 633 insw xora uia ouuaiug, umut:
via. Aaaea.
88
104
8
81
II
I
It
, 88
, 104
10
7
Beetrlee Creamery p(d .,
Crelghton, Nek., (s, 192
Cltr o( Omaha 4a, 183
Cadafcy racking Co. 6a
Iowa Portland Cement bonds as
Iowa Part. Cement eon. ta
kaaaaa Cltr Stack Tarda stock.........
Uoeoln. Neb., ta. 1030
Mindsn, N'b., ref. Water 6a, 130
Nebraaka Tel. Stock, per sent...
Omaha Water Co. ta. mil
Omaha Water Ce. 6a, lltl
omaaa oas ta isu as
Omaha Oaa 6a. 114 .. 144
Omaha 67. U a P. 6a, 1433 17
uateus ai. u. pia a pee eeot., ....
Oataaa SU Br. as, 1114 ...
Omaha 6C.il.tl kr. ta. utl
Oouut A C B. St. Rf. pld
Omaha 4 C. 6 M. R,4 6 ld
Omaha A C. a). St. ky, earn
seuta ooau, aiur of. aa
Iiromatmri, Keb., School 6s, 1111
racina t. a t. la. iwj
pialumooth Tel. Stock. 1 aer seat...
Tri-Citr Rr. A U 6a
Uaioa Stock Yanls, loath Oataaa.
61
104
1
88
10
to
17
"Sit
1W
11
toi
89
M
10
I
(3
100
84
so
4
100
!
r
87
Now York Carb Market.
Th following quotations are furnished by
Logan A Bryan, members Boston Stock
exchange. 31 bouth Sixteenth street
M
4
46
II
18
81
'iivi
Butt Coalition
Chiuo
Fraction
nulls Daly ,
Elr t antral
Ulroux
Ouldflald Cona
Coldf.sld Florence.
Ooldlleld Daisy ...
Oreeo Canaoea ..
1 Inspiration
, llSLaruee
, 6 Ohio Copper
, lItawhide Cnalltloa.
IV, hay Central
, Twlft Pks. Co
, Sears. Roebuck Co.
, 1 Stiver Pick
i ITonupak Mining ,.
.. I
.. 4
I 1-11
.. 13
,. 1
.lot
..114
.. 1
,. I
274
2H5
250
(-0
120
198
1$
76
40
11
21
12
28
4
4
113
2.019
3.045
3,3
"7
871
104
?94
253
of stock chanted hnrls late yesterday at
$586, the actual net decline amounting to
66c for th two days. Even fed grades are
selling at the full decline, all kinds of
ewes and wethers appearing to be pretty
close to 76e lower than at last week's close.
Ked ewes that were of prime quality sold
at $5.26 today and similar strings would
probably have realised 86.00 a week ago.
It Is needless to add. of course, that the
decline during tht. last two days has been
the sharpest thut far tinr season.
Luckily, there were not many spring
lambs on sale this morning, as packers
have hammered springers for ruinous losses
lately, current quotations showing declines
of 31.Odtil.50 as compared with last week's
eiose. rjxtra choice grades wouia naraiy
sell over $8.00 and It would take a very
good lot to commend $7.50 or better.
inquiry for al.' classes of stock has been
almost lifeless since the middle of the week
and a more unsattfactory market could
hardly be imagined. Over supply at all
principal markets in th east, largely
caused by heavy runs from southern sec
tions, la 'he main reason for the demoral
ised condition of trade Local receipts have
been liberal and quality oa an average
very good for thir season.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Choice
spring lambs, 87.60a 8. 00; medium spring
ambg. 30.56W7.oo: good to choice wethers.
85.0ija5.35: fair to good wethers. $4.50ffi5.00:
good to choice ewes, $4.905.25; fair to good
ewes, 64.40tl4"49U-
Renresentatlve sales:
No.
760 Oregon wethers
1 western lambs
27 western lambs
6 western lambs
10 western ewes
H western lambs
$7 western lambs
9 western vearllnrs
IS western bucks and ewes.,
6 spring lambs, culls
37 spring lambs ,
M
No.
t
24....
10....
26....
10....
4....
4....,
4...
8....,
I....
7....
4....,
21....
6...,
15...
At. Pr.
..loci
.. 706
..1086
..1060
..io;s
.. 171
.. 70
.. 160
I 4
26
t 76
16
I 66
I 61
3 (It
4 00
No.
10...
1
IT
II
COWB.
4
7
4
t
4
8
4
3.7.""
. 804 4 16
.109 20
. tt t 40
.811 4 66
. Wt7 4 66
. 806 4
. Ill 4 6
HEIFERS.
. 718 8 6 86
,. 6ol 3 80 4
483 I 0 7
, 727
, 443
, 734
4.
4 80
4 36
a aw .
BULLS.
6.-J7.
47 4 00 3.
800 4 36 1
,. 1160 4 64 1
1500 4 60 ' 1
11,0 4 60 1
1426 4 4 1
110 10 1
130 4 7
CALVES.
At. Pr.
...104 1 40
...108 I 00
,...1174 1 16 .
...1104 1 16
... 104 1 10
... 16 4 76
...862 6 80
...10c,t 6 86
...117 6 60
,...U38 6 SO
...1148 6
,...10T 6 a
... Ml 6 10
...1W1 4 1
... 781 4
... 717 4 0
...14 4 40
... HI iN
... 4c4 4 64
... lo 6 0
....1646 4 71
,....1U0 4 7
....1374 4 W
....1300 6 04
....lit I 40
....140 66
....16M 6 16
.... 167
.... 11
.... 1M
.... 141
.... lo
600
00
60
I M
6
1.
a
a ,
i
,
18
1
a......
7
a
iar i ra
li 8 60
10 I 00
1 tO I 04
,17 8 6
1M 00
,17 10
. 00 I 00
. 18 I 00
.177 I 00
. 166 3 26
II..
Bask Clearings.
OMAHA. Juns 17 Bank clearings for to
day were $2,600,513.81, and for the corre
sponding date last year war az,U8,eo8.64.
Baaa aad Mol
NKW TORK. June 17. R170AR Tlaw,
quiet; muscovado, 89 test, 3 6-tc: centrlfnyal,
W test, 4-lfcc; molssses sugar, 89 test, $.43c.
Refined, quiet: crushed, 6.8jo; granulated,
6. lie; powdered, $2oo.
lak I 0
231 1 00
211 7 3
Ui 7 60
II 7 t
, 240 J 60
14 7 60
STOCK KKS AND FEEDERS.
621 36 8 10 6 00
414 4 13 K64 0
7l 4 64 10U 6 10
44 4 60 I Ill 6 80
446 4 74 7 1011 I 16
411 4 60 1 801 I 16
STr-.itta AND HclFiilru.
631 40
COWS AND HEIFERS.
144 4 40
HOOS Every phase of th hog trade
foretold a lower market today and sales
men were not surprised whan buyers ao
peered In the alleys and announced lsie
reduotlona Harring Wednesday s run, re-
ce.pts were the heaviest of any day this
week. A small bunon ot stale otterlnas
increased th supp'y to Just about H,oo0
head ana lower w 'es irom provisions cen
lei a made th situation doubly bearish
ki.ii.rw.ra staved out of th trade, but kill
ra anoarently needed plenty ot hogs and
while movement was not especially active,
hnuihl ireeiy irom tne opening.
an kinds of hots experienced th dec In
above noted, light grades selling around
tst ttkttt.zft, ana on up as insr as sv.ju. neav
in. and mixed butchers moved at 39.1628.20.
with extra smooth lots at $9.23. Th four
large droves put up auring cany nours,
Cost aooui ej.v, mm tuiiisnn mm yester.
nmv'm svartis cost of 89.38.
After most ot the larger orders had been
filled, demand became rather weak at the
f,,n Hemline, man" or tne late nogs sellln
at $915. A spread of $9.1&a8L26 bought the
i.i mi of receipts as coinparea with yea.
terday's bulk ot $9 3629 46. Tops dropped to
69 30, a flat too lower than yesterday blgh
figure. ,
representative sales:
No.
t...
43...
44...
6...
M...
44...
It...
46...
a...
AT.
...
...tit
...:
...ni
...144
...!
...301
...It
...
..80
Sh. Pr.
SO I 16
01
10 I 16
8o I II
... I 16
... I 16
60 1
... 117
4 111
80 917
No.
II...
70...
tl...
17...
43...
17...
46...
44...
8...
68...
At. Bh. Pr.
,....3u4 1 to I Is
HI 140 I io
.....Ml 120 I 10
,....IW ... 110
tM II
,.... mis
tit tt i to
3 16 10
... .til ... It
... 34 U0 I 30
90 for Oregon. Apricots are Inactive,
and prices ai east: choir,-toy I0c: extra
choice. lotiHP; fancy, 10Vnllp. Peaches
are vrry quiet, and prices are mostly nom
inal: choice, kH'c: extra rhoire, ,Uio:
fanry, 7Vn7c. KalKins dull and barely
steady. Loos muscatels, 8'.fi.'c; choice
to fanoy seeded, 4c; seedless, 84j4o;
London layers, 8i.aVii.2A.
OMAHA UCXKnAb MARKET.
! and Fnney Prodaeo Prleeo Fare
Ished by Bayer and Wholesalers.
UUTTKK Creamery. No. 1. uolivered lo
lb retail traue, lu 1-ib. cartoua, awci ro. i,
in 6-ib, tuus, aeci No. 8. lu 1-ib. cartoua,
lie; in oO-io. itiua, . ; pewMiu stoca. solid
pack, 22c; dairy, n h0-Id. tub, 23c Mar-
a, cha.iods v.oiy Tutsuay.
LUhMar-'twiia IwWut swung Aiuerloas.
17c, uaiay. lici triplets, uu, liuioerger,
it., No. l brick, lct Nu. A ttc; ooineatio)
!, 6o; wool awisa, iHu, luipurud
bias, evti.
rOULi six Dressed broilers. 89.00 goat
for alula, o.wv; lor ireah springs, eW,
hens, lie; vocat, l2c; duuKS, lac, geese,
two; turkeys, ao; pioiuns, per uox,, l 30;
uuuier squatis, 6. oo par do.; tancy squabs,
64.0V per uoa; ti. t, J.w psf doa. Ailvs;
tirousrs, irom 1 to 1 Ibav, sou; 1 to a
ius., tec; hens, i3c; old lOoatoia, kyic;
young luostsis. loc; ducks, tuii leadiorau.
13c; seese, fun feetneied, toe; turaays, lau,
uinsa luwis, 2cu esou; viotut,' aou par
out; honieis, to.uO pur doa., wtuaos. No. a,
6200 per uoa.; No. . two
rlbtx tail trosenl t-lrksrel. 10c: whlteflsh.
10c; pike, l4o uout, luc, taig uiappies,
lylsi;; Spaiush mackerel, leu, est, lea,
haddock, ic; iiounuers, lac; uieea caifuu.
tec, trout, mu; putiaio, u; halibut, so;
wait uei'Cll. Ait. amiBliin. valloaf
SHKEP Fresh receipts of sheep consisted parch, c; bulineaas, 12c; white cat. lie;
snadroes, $1 each, snadruea, ptr air, boc;
tius his, soc tier doa
likit.f CUTS lUoa. No. 1. 16'ko: No. A
lie; iso. 3, 1oq. Loins, No. L kvc; No. A
ItW, rvo. 3, lac. chuck, ISO. 1, sc; No. a,
6nc; No. 3, hu. Rounu, No. L lie; No. a,
lie; No. 3, lOvic Plate, No. 1, Jjic; iSo, A
:; ISO. 6, tio.
STRAWBLilRIES-UiSSOUrl 24-qt casea.
Av.
..109
.. 62
.. 64
.. M
.,130
.. 84
.. 61
.. 90
..139
.. 6S
.. 68
Pr.
6 15
8 25
8 00.
00
6 25
7 50
7 00
7 25
4 25
8 00
8 25
OHANUKs California Camella and Pro
ducer brands Rouland Navels, ot) alio, pur
dox. 12. id; too sise, per box, 3.; Vm sixe,
per box, $3.60, 1j0 sixe, $3.76; 176 and smallor
sises, per box. It. 25. otiiur brands from
Riverside and other districts, per box, 43 oil
tj3.6o; so-96-112 felaes, per box, $2.16. liavaua
Mediterranean Sweets, 126-lli sixes, per box,
63.00; 16U and so.llr Slavs, per boa. W.aWji
a. eo.
LEMONS Lln.onlera. extra fancy. 800-
360 sizes. $0.60, oholcs 300-300 slaes, psr box,
$4.76, 2)0 sixe, 60o per box less.
BANANAS Fancy select, per bunch,
$2.2tiu2.60; J umbo, bunch, 8i-i,r(U3."i5.
i'l.NtAlTt.lib-Cuiitii. ao-o-4a sixes.
$2.76; Florida, 24-30-3b-42 sixes, 82.5g3.vU
Al'l"i,t.a cai it rnia tancy nswiou x'ip-
pitis, per box, .00.
CANTALOLiPES Texas, 46 sixe, $150;
California, 64 sise, $3.26; to standards, 40.00.
c ilh.HKlli Caiuoinia, per 10-lu. box.
$2.26.
Af lucuio- t-aiuornia, per -Daskel
crate, 11.76.
PLUMS California, per 4-basket crate.
$1.'!5. ... . .
PBAOiiha-vaiuornia, par w-10, nox.
Hi . . -
UA 1 r-c Alienor urtnu, usw, av a-iu. pags.
In box, per box, $2.00.
FIUS caiuornia, 10c size, ovo.
IRISH POTATOES Wisconsin and na
tive, per bu., 6onj00o; Colorado, per bu., too.
NKW I'UlAiuas-in saoxs, per 10., ao.
CABBAGE New California and southern.
per lb., 80.
ONIONS Texas crystal wax, per crate,
$2.00; yellow, per cratt. $1.75.
OLD VEGETABLES Parsnips, carrots,
beets, turnips. In sacks, per lb., 2a.
GARLIC extra lancy, wnue, per id..
15c; red, per lb.. 16c
RAUlolih.o r er aox. ouncnes, ex.
TURNIPS Per dox. bunches. Soc.
CARROTS Per dox. buncoes, 50c.
PARSLEY Per dox. bunches. 6O0.
BEETS Per dox. bunches, 4oo.
RP1NACH-Per bu.. 12 lbs., 60c
EGG PLANT Fancy Florida, per doi..
$1,604)2.00.
TOMATOES Fancy Florida, per (-basket
crate, 83 00; 'lexas. per i-usnet urate, 41. ou
per,
$1.00.
AX BEANS Per ham-
about 25 lbs., $2.60; market baskets.
CHICAOO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Market Steady 'Hogs Weak-
Sheep Market Demoralised.
CHICAGO. June 17. CATTLTS Receipts.
2.600 head: market steady: steers. 86. 25ft
8.76: cows, 14.2wB0.75; neirers, 84.ootto.50:
bulls. 4.50aitl.OO: calves. 33.0OSf8.7B : Blockers
ituuss iteoeipts, 23,000 nena; market lejnBio uua
weak: choice heavy. 89.369 40: butchers, bunches, 200.
GREEN PEAS Per hamper, $2.00.
CUCUMBERS Hot house, per Uoi., 90ci
Texas, per dor., 5oc; pe.- bu. box, 8)1. 16.
HOM1S-U1UU w XX v JiivtiiitvvoLica j-uvij.
tS.369.46; light mixed, $9.30779.40; choice
light, xn.tcrji8.cio; heavy packing, t.3ora'9.3o;
pigs, !i.Zb3.40; bulk of sales, $e.soran.46.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 10,000
head; market demoralised; sheep, t4.av-oft.75;
yearlings, $5.7IV7j.2f; lambs, $6.767.50;
spring iambs, g.eotns.ou.
t. Lonls Live Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS. June 17. CATTLE Rcoelrts
2,200 head. Including 1,600 Texans; market
steady to 100 lower; native snipping and
export steers, s7.2yitK.4u; dressed beet and
butcher steers, $6.108.26; steers under l.OOO
lbs., $6.0037.90; stockers and feeders. $1 r'cf
.26: coWb and heifers. I4.70C77.70; canners.
12.75&3.25: bulls. 84.252!.40: calves. K.mt
9.00; Texas and Indian steers, $4.70;i77.75;
oows ana neirors. 13.bo716.00.
hogs Receipts. 8.200 head: market 10CT
loo lower; pigs and lights, ta.ooga.ss; park
LETTUCE Extra fancy loaf, pr doa,
to; neaa leituco, ymr uu., iuu.
PARS LEV Fancy home-grown, per doa.
bunches, 40c.
HHUBAlul-rr uoa. uuiitii, aou.
ASPARAGUS Per dox, bunches,. 60c.
GREEN ONION'S Per dox. bunches. 26o
HORSKRAIJISH 2 dox. In case, $1.90.
WALNUTS Black, per lb., 2c: Califor
nia No. L per lb., lie; uauiornia no. i. pel
lb.. 14o.
- HICKORY NUTS-Large, per lb., 4c
small, per lb., 60.
CUCOAn U 1 o-rer saca, so w, per uus.,
CoO
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. June 17. COTTON Th
market opened steady at a decline of 2U8
points under scattering liquidation and bear
Dreasure. encouraged by lower cables ant!
ers, $9.30g8.6; butchers and best heavy, good weather In the south. At the decline
$9.4055. the southern bulls bid for large blocks ol
SHEEP AND I.AMBf Receipts. 2.000 July and August, ana a DUiusn pnvmq
head; market steady; native muttons, $4.00 condition report caused some covering, on
475.00; lambs, 8fl.76jJ8.25: cults and bucks, which prices rallied from the lowest durin$
$3.6036.00; stockers, $3.00.50.
Kansas Cltr Live Stock Market
KANSAS CITY. June 17. CATTLE Ro.
celpts, 8,400 head. Including 2.600 southerns
market lWZT2Eo lower: dressed beef and ex
port steers. $7.25T.40! fair to good. K.7E'
7.25; western steers, $5.504i8.10; Blockers and
reeaers, M0U(n'n-lo; southern steers, $4.25
(.20: souinem cows. I3.ztxas.no: native oows.
$2.7506.25; native heifers, $4.40S7.50; bulls,
u.Da.yt; caives, t3.sxrn.i
HOGS RecelDts. 5.000 head: market 'M
i"o lower; nuik or Bates, sw.mv9.87: heavy,
$.30&9.35; packers and butchers, $9.30(J9.4."i
ugnia. wevfin.fi; pigs, iH.iMiv.w.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rcelnts. 1.000
head; market steady: lambs. 37 (Xxff 2".
yearlings. $6.00rfj)6.75: wethers. $4.755.75
lha earlv trading.
Spot closed quiet, io points lower; mm
dllng uplands, 15.05c; middling gulf, 15.30c)
sales, 2.614 bales. The Cotton exchange
here will be closed Saturday, July 2, and
Monday, July 4.
Futures ODened steady; July, 13.10a;
August, 14.6Scj September, 13.096; Octo
ber, 13.8vo; IMOVemoer, is.aoci ucwmuir,
12.20c; January, 12.18o; March, 12.20c;
May, 12.22c bid.
ST. LOUIS, June 17.:OTTON--Mar-ket
steady; middling, 15c; net sales; re
ceipts, 622 bales; shipments, 1,077 bales;
stock, 23,099 bales.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 17. WHEAT July.
$1.04Wl.04; Beptemoer, iiiae; jjecem-
fiwiiiiKB, ew,wf. 10; weinerv. a. i ir'f .1. i T 1 11 . vt (I I . vrt4 , scinriiimi, 1. tiu ' , ,
wes, $4.WB.25; stockers and feeders, $3.00 ber, 92c. Cash, No. 1 hard, $1.0SH; No. 3
4.C0.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Juno 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.200 head: market steady. Steers.
t.50!S$.25: oows and halfera. tt WV.I7 SO-
1 , . . tea mj.
isiyc, si'VWtw.
HOOS4 Reee nrts. I MO ritwd: msrkt Ibi
lower; top, xp.43h: bulk of sales. $9.80(&8.S5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 2,000
neaa; market very dull; lambs, t7.0OJT8.50.
Stoek la Bight.
Receipts ot live stock at the flva nrlnclnal
western maraots yesteraay:
Cattle. Hngs. Sheen.
sou 10,600 1,200
northern. f1.O3Vai.0irH; No. 3, $1.01H1.03H
SKK1J r"iax, ai.w.
CORN To arrive, 63Vs54c.
OATS-No. 8 white, 36H36Hc
RYE No. J. 6V(70c.
BRAN In- 100-lb. sacks, $16.00ai.25.
FLOUR First patents (In wood, f. o. b.
Minneapolis, $6.0l)ifr620; second patents.
14.60u6.00; first clears, $3.853.96; second
clears, $2.60(32.90.
South Omaha
St. Joseph ....
Kansas city .,
St. Louts
Chicago
Totals .....
1,200
8,400
1.200
2,600
(.600
6.000
8.300
2,300
Program for
Congress at Pierre
2.000
1.000
Ex-Governors. Herreid and Crawford
...10.100 31,600 16,200 1
Metal Market,
NEW YORK. Juno 17. METALS-ftta.nd-
ard copper, firm; spot, $12.00; June, $10.20
iv.xzm; juiy, iijwjij.su; August and Sep
tember, $12.0613.26. London clotted firm;
Will Preside at First Day's
Sessions.
PIERRE, S. D., Juno 17. (Special,) Ths
program committee of th conservation
not, 65. Arrival were reported at New congress has selected as the presiding offl
York of 815 tons: outrtonas house returns
how exports of 10,678 tons so far thl
month. Iak copper, $12.62H1J.87H; electro-
lytio, 412.iiiftQia.b6ft; csarting, 1Z 12Hiftl2-87H-Tin.
SJteady; spot and Jun. 832 62 'A'a 32. 76:
July, $32.80 32.70; August, $32 62 32.76; Sep
tember, $32,60732.80. Sales, 25 tons spot at
s..02Vfc. uonaon market was firm; spot,
tit 2a; futures, fi4 6. Lead was firmer;
spot H4031.50. Nw York. $4.17V4'n4.22'A
East St. Louds. London, unchanged at 12
12s. Spel'ter, dull; spot, $5.155.50, New
York. $4 87V36-00 Eaot S. Louis. London.
undhanged ait 22. The London Iron mar
ket was unchanged at 48 10d for Cleve
land warrants. Locally iron was quiet: No.
1 foundry, northern, $l$.5Aa 17.00; No. t
northern, $16.0014.60; No. 1 exiuthera and
No. 1 ootrthern, soft, $112516.75.
OH aad Rosla.
SAVANNAH. June 17. OIL Turpentine.
quiet, 69o. Sale. 245 bbls.; receipts, 708 bbla;
Oh lp menus. 408 bble. ! titock, 9.24 bbls.
ROSIN Firm. Receipts, 2.230 bbls.; ship
ments, 740 bbls.; stock, 64,912 bbla Quote:
B, 14 9OU4.70; D, $4 60'li4.86; E, $5.17-96 2f,; F,
f25.a6.27V4; O, $5.2.'4.27H; II, $52f5.27H;
$6.Io.'6.i7V; K. $5.30ii.8f; M, 86.80d6.&0; I,
$640a).60; W. O., $6.706.25; W. W., $6.40.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Juno 17.-COFFEE-Futuneo
Cloaed steady, net unohanged to 3 point
higher. Sale. 41,750 bags. Clotting bids:
June, 6.45c; July, 6.600; Augintt, 8.60c; tvep-
tember, i.flec; October, November, Decem
ber, 4.70c; January, t.74o; February, 6.74c;
March, 4 79c: April, 6.80; May, 6.82c. Spot,
steady; No 7 Klo. 8V4o: No. 4 Santos, ac.
Mild, quiet; Cordova, iiuo.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Fralts.
NEW YORK. Jun . EVAPORATED
APPLES Moderately active In a jobbing
way and prices are steady; on the spot
fancy quoted at loaiuxc; choice, wii'ic;
prime. 7'47'c: common to fair, 6'a1!.
DRIED FRUITS Prune ar quiet and
toady, although th demand Is Influenced
somewhat by reports of easier mat kola In
the west, quotations ranging from 80 to
VJ lor California up to S0-40s and 4'ytf
cers for th different meetings tho follow
ing gentlemen:
First Session, June 29 Ex-Governor C. N.
Herreid.
Second Session, Sam Day Ex-uovernor
Coe I. Crawford.
First Session, Juno 80 Dr. Robert F. Bla
gel, president of the State Agricultural col
lege at Brookings.
Dedication Exercises at th Capitol Gov
ernor R. S. Vessey.
Conservation Meeting Following Dr.
Gault of the Vermilion university.
Evening Session, jun 80 iion. B). ' C.
Whiting, presiding judg ot the supreme
court.
Morning session, juiy 1 ttx-uovernor An
drew E. Lee.
Afternoon Session, July 1 Ex-Governor
S. 11. Elrod.
Hon. Don . Farnsworth, president of ths
Farm Alliance of Chicago, has agreed to
be present and make a talk on th busi
ness relation between tho oast and tho
west.
Henry Netll of Madison, secretary of th
State Millers' association, will glv a talk,
on tho milling business of this state.
Nohraakaa at Rusk.
CHICAOO, Jun 17. (Special Telegram.)
Rush Medical college graduated a larg
class this week. - Among them wer th fol
lowing from Nebraska: Clarence Clyd
Hickman and Schuyler Colfax Lambert,
Lincoln; Robert Clifton Relmoh, Colleg
View; Guy J. Strohm, Falrbury.
Cody Shearers' t'ballena.
CODY, Wy., Jun 17. (Special.) Cody,
Wyo., has th fastest craw of sheep shear
ers In th country. Th team is out with
a challenge and offers to bet $1,000 that It
can defeat any crew In th country.
Th Key to the Situation Bee Want Adsl