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TIIE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1911.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET IS BS- Si NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Wheat Seller Encouraged by Favor
able Weather Report.
TEMPERATURES RAKQKQ LOWER
Possibility of faeae of Helorocltr
lllll aad Grtl Wheat Prnsoeet
Caoo Short Selllas of
OMAHA. Jun 7. 111.
Wheat II weak and lower, seller being
very aggressive, encouraged by the much
more favorable weather for all growing
Tops an the temperature are ranging con
sirleiabiy lower over the entire weat and
southwest. The probability of the paxaace
of ihe reciprocity bill and the treat spring
wheat crop prospect are the natural ten
dencies! among the short selling of wheat
futures.
The depressing feature of the corn trade
is the los of the rash premium, which
have existed for some time, but have de
clined faster than the futures, due to the
slackening of the shipping demand and
the run of heavy receipts.
There was an early break In wheat, but
shorts were nervous and covered free
toward the clone, forcing a late rally. Cash
wheat wax tc to lo lower.
Corn strenghened with the bulge In wheat
and a buying flurry early sent the prices
higher In spite of bearish news, cash corn
was weak, selling Vc to lc lower.
Primary wheat receipts were .DM.OOO bush
els and shipments were 136.000 bushels,
against receipts last year of 314,000 bushels
and shipments of 601,000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 1,200,000 bush
els and shipments were 832.000 bushels,
against receipts last year of 792.000 bushels
and shipments of l.l't.OOO bushels.
Clearances were 121.000 bushels of corn,
none of oats and wheat and flour equal to
177.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged to Vfcd lower
on wheat and Hd lower on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 1 car, S7c; No. S
hard. 1 car, WHc; No. I hard, 1 car, 86c;
rejected, 1 csr, 83c .
tXJRN-No. 2 white, 1 car. 6U4c; No. I
white, 1 car, 514c; No. t white, 1 car, 51 toe;
No. t white, 1 car, blc; No. 1 while, 1 tar,
He; No. 2 yellow, I cars, toc; No. 1 yellow,
1 car, 60Vc; No. 2 yellow, 2 cars, 50c; No. I
yellow. 2 cars. 60'ic; No. t yellow, 1 car,
6nc; No. 2 mixed, 1 car, 50Vc; No. 2 mixed,
3 cars, 501c; No. t mixed, l-esr, 60c; No. 2
mixed, 1 car, 60'c; No. I mixed, 1 car, 60c;
No. 8 mixed, 1 car. 49S4c; No. 4 mixed, 1
car, 4Wc; No. 4 mixed, 2 cars. c; no
grade, 1 car, 48c.
OATS-No. 1 white, 4 cars, 25c; No. t
white, 1 car, 34Ve; No. 4 white, 4 cara,
84c; No. 4 yellow, 1 car. Ho.
Omska Cavskt Prims.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 85tj'toc; No. t
hard, MVf&SHVsc; No. 4 hard, S3'i8;toc; r
Incted hard. 75'tf.3c: No. 8 spring. 87Vtf91c;
No. 4 spring, 86H39c; No. 2 durum, t&
854c; No. 3 durum, 82a83toe.
CORN No. 2 whlto, 61V8'514c; No. t
white, 61'a61toc; No. 4 white, 60Mrtr604c :
No. 3 color, 60tf?fi0toc; No. 2 yellow, W
I0'4o; No. 3 yellow, 4Mi65014o No. 4 yellow,
4!t'44c; No. 2, 50S0vc; No. I, 4to&H4c;
No. 4, 49WH4o.
OATS-No. 2 white, SfvffKHc; standard,
84Mf3&Vc; No. 3 white, 34Viu35o; No. 4
white, 33iff34,e; No. 3 yellow, J4W3S4HO;
No. 4 yellow, 33Vxf?&4c.
IIARLKV-No. 3, 820fic; No. 4, WJMo;
No. 1 feed. 86 R5c; rejected. M&Sc.
RTE-N. 3, 84ff6c; No. 3, 83UooC,
Carloi Receipt.
Wheat Corn. Oat.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
47
143
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61
667
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434
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Keatores of tho Tradlngc ani Closlngr
Price Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, June 7. Scared short rushed
up the prloe of wheat today on discovering
that the market had been oversold. The
close wa strong. toHc to He higher than
last night. Final trading left corn KtC:
to lc higher, oats at TtfTlo to ltoc advance
and provision varvjns from a 6c decline to
a gain of 10c. There was lively action in
wheat both early and late. In the first part
of the session bearish sentiment developed
and offerings were on a large scale, with
demand only moderate. . Disappointing
cables, cooler weather and rains all com
blned to depress values. When short sellers
attempted to realise profits, however, and
found that the market was becoming bare
of offerings, pit feeling underwent a rapid
cnange. Bimuitaneousiy unfavorable re
ports were received from Nebraska and
Kansas City. A a result the buying flurry
was at a somewhat excited stage Just be
fore the crowd was scattered by the closing
gong. July ranged from 90c to 92t,c and
in the end wa strong, VaSo net higher at
tne topmost level reacnea.
Following the rebound In wheat, corn
made a decided upturn. July fluctuated
between ttttoc and 644ir64Tc, with the close
firm at 54c, a rise of Tc over last night.
Cash grsdes were in good demand. No. 2
yellow finished at Htoft64.c.
In oats there was a good deal of reinstat
ing done by former longs. High and low
figures for July were 37Sc and 36ac, with
the last sales VQUe up at 37Vfctf37He.
Conflicting Influences had an unsettling
effect on provisions hog were lower, but
grain was on the advance. The end waa a
wlndup unchanged to 10c higher for pork,
2too down for lard and 6c off to 5o up for
ribs.
Prices In Chicago furnished by the Up
dike Grain company, Telephone Douglas
2473, 70S Brandels Building, Omaha:
holt clears. 19 KTMi.
POI'LIRV-Steady; fowls. lOHe; springs,
2Vn'.3c; turkey. liMTlfttoc; ducks, c;
BUTTER Dull ; creamery, 174J22C.
EGOS Unchanged, K'c
Receipts Shipments
Flour, bbls o"0 .4
Wheat, bu lfi.on) M.n
Corn, bu &S,im 4
Oat, bu 41.U00 45.000
NEW YORK Gr.IvtJHAl. MARKET
tatatlon of Ike Dar oa Varlon
Commodities.
NEW YORK. June 7.-Flour Quiet;
spring patents. 24.9rKii6.l6; winter strslght.
$3 fltv&t.OO; winter patents, $4 107J4.50; spring
clesrs, $3.7.Va4 lo; winter extrsa. No 1, $3 35
&3 60; winter extras. No. 2, 33.1593.26; Kan
sas straights, 24 15ft 4 30. Rye flour, quiet;
rair to good, 4.(sV,i5.1f; choice to fancy,
$.i.jr65.50
CORNMRAL (tteariv: fine white and yel
low, ll.l.Vti'l.iU. coarse, ll.HKgl.15; kltni dried.
WHEAT-Spot market, firm; No ' t red.
its', nominal, elevator and W f. o. b.
sflost; No. 1 northern Duluth. tl.OT1 f. o.
b. aflost. Futures market: A sharp open
ing break in wheat today. Influenced by
lower cables and Improved weather west,
was succeeded by a strong recovery. In
which bull support and fears of a bullish
crop report on winter wheat tomorrow
played an Important part. Final prices
HhoWed net advance. July. 8?Vd' 6-1 ;
closed. WS-rSc; Hep., SftHI $-16c ; closed.
96 6-lKc. Receipts, 14.400 bu.; shipments.
16.961 bu.'
CORN Spot, market steady; export new
No. 2, 61c. nominal, f. o. b. afloat. Future
market was without transsctlons, closing
Mie to Ho net higher. July closed, Sitae;
September, closed. 2c: December closed.
6140. Receipts, 35,646 bu.; shipments, 43.142
bu.
OATS Spot market, easy; standard
white, 43c; No. 2, 43c; No. 3. 42toc; No.
4. 42c. Futures market wa without trans
actions, Closing nominal. Receipt, va,vx
bu. , ,
HOPS Firm; stste common to choice
1910. 29S32c; 1908, 30ijj22c; Pacific coast 1910,
HAY Steadv: nrlme 11. 4091. 46; No. 1,
11 40; No. 2. 81.2691.30; No. $. 31.0Oal.O5.
HIDES Quiet; Central American, usft'u
20c; Bogota, 21'iff224o.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock firsts, 23to
27c; seconds, iCfittftVia
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess. $1775
18.00; family, J18.0tyai50; hort clrars,
I16.7517.00. Beef, steady; mess, 812 mt
12 M); family, $13 OCXJIS W; beef hams, $23.00
4J27.50. Cut meats, firmer; pickled bellies.
Hi to 14 lbs., $10. 00 13.00; pickled hamsv
$12 6013.00. Ijird, easy; middle west prime.
$a.'n8.40; refined, quiet; continent, $8.i;
Bouth American, $9.70; compound, $7.37to
to.
TAL,IX)W Steady; prime city, hhds., 84c;
country, 6tol&6c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery speclals,23i3
23toc; extras, 21tor0 22c; first. to21c; sec
onus, ion-ixc; inn oh, 18c; state uairy, fiti
eft. 22c; good to prime. JoSllc;, common to
fair, 17S lc; process specials, 19c; extras,
18toc; firsts, 1717too; seconds, 15to16c; fac
tory, cuncnt make, ursts, litoc; seconus,
HJtotJl'c
CHEESE Firm; old skims, 6ei0o; new
skims, liWccS-fic
EGOS Steady; fresh gathered extras,
lK&20c; extra first, 1617c; first, Wfit&Vc;
seconds, 13tofjl4c; fresh gathered dirties,
No. 1, 11c; No. 3, &fcl0c; dirties, poor to
fair, 78c; fresh gathered checks, good to
prime, 89c; poor to fair, per case. $1.00
2.10; western gathered, white. 17(S19c.
POULTRY Alive, firm; spring chickens,
80032c; fowls, 15c; turkeys, 15e. Dressed,
irregular; western broilers, 183I8c; fowls,
UV14c; turkey. 12160.
Cora aw 4 Wheat Hegloa Balletla.
Record for the twenty-four hour ending
( 8 a. m. Wednesday, June 7, 1911.
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Stations. Max. Mln. fall. Sky.
Ashland, Neb.... 84 62 .02 Cloudy
Auburn, Neb 87 64 .14 Raining
B'ken Bow. Neb. 92 67 .00 Clear
Columbu. Neb... 81 67 . 26 Cloudy
Culberton, Neb.. 80 67 .00 Clear
Falrbury, Neb... 88 64 .00 Pt. cloudy
Fairmont. Neb... 83 63 .00 Pt. cloudy
Gr'd Island. Neb. 88 66 .00 Clear
Hart g ton. Neb.. 81 46 .00 Pt. cloudy
Hastings. Neb.... 86 62 .00 Clear
Holdrege. Neb... 87 68 .00 Clear
Lincoln. Neb... 83 62 .46 Cloudy
No. Platte, Neb. 83 62 .00 Cloudy
Oakdale. Neb.... 80 68 .On Pt. cloudy
Omaha, Neb 82 65 .00 Cloudy
Tekamah, Neb... 84 68 .00 Cloudy
Valentine.' Neb.. 78 68 .00 Pt. cloudy
bloux City, la.. 78 62 .00 Pt. cloudy
Alt, la 81 6 pt- cloudy
Carroll, la 82 63 .00 Clear
Clarinda, la 86 61 .00 Clear
M .w i;iear
for twelve-hour
Spirited Baying Movement Occurs
Toward Close of Day.
HILL STOCKS ARE VERY STRONG
Report rsrresi that riaas of Great
Import are A re l ater Cwosld
eratloa or Maaaaemeat
of Roads.
NEW VORK. June 7. A spirited buying
movement toward the close of s dsv of
listless trading on the stock " exchsnge
caused a sudden advance In prices to a
point well above yesterday' close. Dur
ing most of the dsy the market showed the
effect of depression which set In esrly in
the week and stocks moved slowly within
a narrow range. There was a gradual in
crease In strength, however, and toward
the end of the day trading was the live
liest of the week.
The strength of the Hill stocks was so
pronounced as to attract much attention.
These' stocks row to new high prices for
the year following their recent series of
advances. Orem Northern preferred
gained more than three points and North
ern Pacific two. The movement gave rise
to reports that plans of grest importance
were under consideration by the manage
ment of these roads. The Erie Issues also
showed substantial gains throughout the
day. Cnlted state Steel showed the ef
fect of persistent pressure, although It
more than recovered Its loss In the final
rally.
Heavy buying of the Wabash-Pittsburg
Terminal bonds continued. The recent de
mand for this security haa been ao steady
of late as to evoke many surmise as to
Its source.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
$4.1rt0.ono. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of sale and leading quotations
on stock were a follows:
ales. Hlsh. Low. CI
of tf. Hamburg was tof pig lower.
Rio unchanged at 7$i! Santos unchanged.
4K htiw; 7s h. Receipts at the two Bis
zilian ports. U.onn bags, against 13.0"0 last
year. Jundlahy receipts 7.ft bags, against
8.7nf last vear. New Tork warehouse de
liveries yesterday 8.4M bags, against 10.775
last yesr. Spot ccffee, steady; Rio No. 7.
12r; Santos. 4s 13. Mild coffee, quiet;
Cordova, lira lie, nominal.
Articles.' Open. I High,' Low. Close. Ie'y.
Wheat. I
juiy... omtrto try o n
Sept... WV9 tWAfKWtl 0 8vato
Dec... 90V391 93 90to 9t 914
Corn v "
July... 53V8V&4W4 M"4 '
Sept... 54,ifr55H'ffH 54Voto 61
Deo.... 63to'tftoMMK 63 64to 63V4
Oats
July... MWi S7H 36to$7HH 86H
Sept... SHVtf'4 8to36V4tfto S&ir4 WWli
Dec... 37Sa 29afto 87 2UV 38
Pork
July... 14 85-90 14 90 14 80 14 90 14 90
Sept.. I 14 60 . 14 00 14 47 to 14 66 14 65
Lard
July... 8 20 8 10 8 17to 8 JO S 22to
ScpL.. $ 30 I 20 S 17 to 8 SO 8 S3 to
Rlba-
July... SOtto S02V 100 (02to 8 07to
Sept... 8 00 8 02to 1 97to 02to I vKto
Rain
fall.
84 63 .10
88 64 .00
84 62 . 30
80 68 .60
8 64 .10
82 68 .00
80 64 .00
96 64 .40
84 60 .30
Cash quotation were aa fc.l!';.
FIUR Steady.
RYE No. 2. 92c.
BARLKY Feed or niliirg, tOnx; Kktr to
choice maiung, icmvuc.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 northwester;,, nom
inal; no. i nortnwestern, noai'.au. Timothy
$8.0uinno. Clover. 315.75.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $16 US
fi'15.36. Lard, per 10U lbs , $8.12to. Short
ribs, aides (loosei, $7 60ti.l2to. Short clear
side (boxed). $8.12toO 25.
Total clearance of wheat and flour were
equal to jui.two uu. rnmary receipt were
3MI.O00 bu.. compared with SU.OuO bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 12 cars:
corn, 466 car; oat, 244 cara; hog. 26.000
head.
Chicago Cah Price Wheat: No, 2 red
81toitf); No. $ red. KOtoWWc; No. 2 hard
9i'o4c; No. S bard, 9to'fi2c; No. 1 north
ern spring, 96cfi?1.02: No. 2 northern spring,
96c$1.01; No. t spring, 9asc. Corn: No
2 cash. fcS'4t4c; No. $ cash. 52totrMV'; No!
3 white. Uno54c: No. 3 whits, Jrariac
No. 2 yellow, 63toSt4c; No. 3 yellow, 63a
63c. Oats: No. t cash. 35toa3c; No 1
whit. 37V37c; No. 2 white, Sn'a 37c; No,
4 white. u:toc: standard, S6o7Sc.
BUTTER Steady; creameries. 17ft$lc
dalriea. 15to4Ho.
F.OtJS Steady; receipt, at (nark, case
Included. lKjUtoc: receipt. 1&.7U cases;
firsts, lie; prim flrota. 14c.
CHEJK8E Eay; dalsls. HVitrlltoo;
twins, 10tfllc; young America, lltotf'lltoc;
long horna. 11'o'lltoc
PtlTATOES Steady ; choir to fancy, old.
$4u7)r: new. 11 4O01.4.Y
POULTRT Live. tedy; turkey. 12c;
chicken, 18c; spring, !lvrf35c.
VEAL Steady; 50 to 6-lb. weight. 8f
8toc; 60 to $-lb. weight. Itotoc; 86 to 110
lb weight, KKalOW.
Receipt Today Wheat, 47 cars; corn. 667
cars; oats. 437 ars. Estimated tomorrow
Wheat. 12 car; corn. 465 car; oat. $46
cars.
I. I.oa Is Geseral Market.
ST. LOUIS. June T WHEAT tash. ftrnV
track No. 2 red. 9WfMe: No. 2 hard. 9lr09s.
futures, higher; July. 7Nc; September. c.
CORN-Stedy; track No 2, 64o; No. 2
white, bwtoc; futures, higher; July, 54 toe;
Sruteinber. 5&toc.
OATS Steady ; track No. J. Sto": No. J
whit S&toB tc; furore, higher; July, $7toc;
Bert ember. $7to.
RYE Unchanged at 95c.
FIOLR Quiet; red winter patent $4 90
w .v. extra ranry and straight, 83.ts64 10
hsrd wiuter clears. ll;-tiJ 15.
SKKD Tlmothv. $5.01 tj9 50.
' ' H N M K A L 11 60.
t RAN Dull; aat'ked. east track, Sl.OB?
MAY- Firm; timothy. t1100KS69; prairU.
lf!l
I IBIONS Pork, unchanged: tohbing
riW .r. lower; prime steam. 17V.fi75.'
tit Mit meats, unchanged; hoxed extra
titnuui. aw...... w
Sibley, la 81
Minimum temperature
period ending at 3 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.
District. Station. Max. Mln.
Columbu, Neb.... 17
Louisville. Kjr "
Indianapolis, Ind.. 11
Chicago. Ill -
BU Louis, Mo zo
De Moines, la.... 21
Minneapolis Minn. m
Kansas City. Mo.. 24
Omaha. Neb 18
Temperature are rising In the western
portion of tine corn and wheat region, and
the weather 'i much warmer in the Da
kota and Minnesota, and llghtly warmer
In Nebraska, Kansa and Missouri. Tem
peratures continue moderate In the eastern
portion. Light and scattered, but appre
ciable rains occurred within the last twenty-four
hour In all except the Minneapolis,
De Molne and tuivllle districts.
X. A . W Lbn
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
Kaasaa Cly Grata aad Pro-vlstoa.
KANSAS CITY, June 7. WHEAT Un
changed; No. 2 hard, 894c; No. 3, 8793c;
No ' red. 8fc(fc89c; No. 3. 86S)87c.
WHEAT July, 86HC, sellers; September,
88'86too, seller.
CORN Market Vltt'too lower; No. S mixed,
54o ; No. 3, 5314c; No. 2 white, 54o54c; No.
3 63H'ir54c.
'CORN July, 64toc; September. 654o.
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 3661-;
No. 2 mixed. 35to'0 36too.
RYE R5U90C.
HAY Unchanged to 60c higher; choice
timothy, $17.O0(ij18.00; cholc pralri, $13.75
WBUTTER Creamery, 20toc; firt, 17toc;
seconds, 16toc; packing stock. 15c.
EOQS Extra, 16toc; flrat. 13c; econds,
' Receipt. Shipments.
Wheat bu 31.000
CornT bu... 76,000 71.000
Oat, bu .0W 12.000
Mlaaeapoll Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 7. FLAX 42.36.
BARLEY 6lai7c
CORN No. 8 yellow, $161VC
OATS No. 3 white, 36B3ttoc-
RYE No. 2. 9rxtoo. ,
BRA N $18.004rl.2&.
FLOUR-No. 3 patent. $4.60Si490; first
clears, 33.30HjS.60; second clear. . JUST-LI.
Llveroool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jun 7. WHEAT Spot,
dull; No. 1 Manitoba. ?stva; futures
steady; July. 6a lod; October, 6s 8d.
CORN Spot, new American mixed, no
stock; old American mixed, quiet at 6 3d;
new American kiln dried, easy at 49Vd;
futures, quiet; July, 4tou; oepiemow,
10Sd.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Juna 7.-CORN-Lower; No.
white. 53toc; No. 2 yellow 63V.C; No. 8 yel
low, 63toc; No. 1 mixed, 63toc; No. 4 mixed,
6oto&ltoc; sample. 49c.
OATS Lower; No. 2 whlU, $.; standard,
3ttoc; No. I whit. S6toStoc.
MllnaBH.ee Grata Maurket.
MILWAUKEE. Wl.. June 1. WHEAT
No. 1 northern, $1.01l 02; No. S northern,
99otil 00; July. 9itoc; September, 90c.
OATS Standard, 37c.
BARLEY Malting, 8063Vc.
Mlsaeapsll aGrala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 7. WHEAT July,
97c: Seutember. 93ijWtoc; December. Iktc;
cash, No. 1 bard. $1.00; No. 1 northern, 7to
tiWtc; No. 2 northern, rttiwc; iso. ,
Wi'vlSotoc.
Dalatk Grata Market.
DULUTH. Jun 7. W HEAT No. 1 north
ern, 9toc; No. 2 northern, Votofctoc; July,
Hc; September, 93o bid.
AMIs-Oislmers Bf4
Amalgamated rvpfmr
American Asricultural
Anirlcan Beet Sugar.......
American Can
American C. a: F
Am. Cotton OH
Amrriran H A L. ptd
Am. Irs Swurltln
American Ldnnpea
American Locomotive
American 8. A R
Am. 8 A R. ptd
Am. steol Foundries
Am. Sugar Refining
American T. A T
American Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Bethlehem gteel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Paclflo
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central ot New Jersey
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicago A, Alton
Chicago o. W., new
C. O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W
a, M. A Bt. P
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Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Southern
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Product!
Delaware A Hudson ,.
Denver A Rio Grinds
D. A R. O. pfd
Dlatillers Securities
Erla
Erls 1st pfd
Erie Id pfd
General Electric
Oroat Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore ctfa....
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International , Harvester ...
int. Marine pfd
International Paper ........
International Pump .
Iowa Central
Kanaas Cttjr Souther
K. (.'. So. pfd
Laclede Oh
Louisville A Nashville
Minn. A St. Lou la
M , St. P. A 8. S. M....1.
M., K. A T
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Missouri pacific
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. ot M. Id nfd
New York Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Partfle
Faelfle Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gaa
P.. C. C. A St. t,
PHtaburg Ooal
Pressed staol Csr
Pullman Palaoe Car
Railway Steel Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel ptd
Rock Island Co
Kock laland Co. pfd
St. L. A S. F. 14 pfd
Bt. Louis S W
St. L. S. W. pfd
Sloss-Sheffleld S. A I
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tonne as Copper
Texas A Pacific
T., St. L. A W
T . Bt. L. A W. pfd
Union Pacific
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I.oadoa Ktork Market.
LONDON. June 7. American securities
opened steady and about unchanged today.
Trading was light during; the first hour and
price moved Irregularly. At noon the mar
ket wa steady and from above to
below yesterday s new ynrk closing.
Consols, money... so 1-if Leuiavtiie e N...
a t-it M . K. ft T
.. N. T. Central....
.. S Norfolk A W
..111 do pfd
..107 Ontario A W
Baltimore A Ohio. ..Ill Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific 144 Rand Mines
OMAHA VOKRtL MARKET.
BUTTER Crearr.ei , No. I delivered to)
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 23c; o.
$, In -lh. tubs, llo; No. 2, in 1-lb. curtous,
$lu; pacKirg siouk, solid pack, Ue; tiair,
in tsVlb. Iuds, ItQlnc; market i. hats' every
lut-aosy. .
CHKKSK-Twin. lf-.'Wluc; young Ameri
cas, loc; aalslea, loc, triplets, 16c; limbei eei',
lbu; No. 1 buck, lie, imported bwirs, m;;
dufnestic Sv.ls, J2c, block bwlss, VMS.
FOUliTltY Dresaed broilers, under $ lbs.,
$n.i per doi.; hens' 14c, cocks, 10c; duckj,
Ike, geese, Lie; turkeys, 24c; pigeons, par
doten. 61. W; homer squabs, per dos.. $4 tA;
fancy squabs, pvr dus.. $d.6tf; No. 1. pr
dog, $4 00. Alive: broilers, iruc; 1 to IVi
lbs., and lto to K lbs., Aic; smooth legs, lie;
bens, lvc, old roosters, tie; old ducks, full
feathered, 13c; geese, full feathered, e;
turseys, Utoc, guinea fowls, AN' scb; l:fc
eons, per dos., jUu; homers, r dos.. $.w;
squabs. No. 1, per dos., $l.o; No. Z, pr uoa.,
sOc; old tut keys, lto.
FISH (all tromn Flckerel, 10c; whit,
lie; pike, lie; trout, tie; large crsppive,
MMc; ttpanish mackerel. 19c; eel, loc; Had
dock, lc; flounders, Uc, gren cattish,, loj;
roe shad, 'Jvc each; shad roe, per pair,
40c; Hog legs, per dos., ,ldcfaJ.i; salmon,
loc; halibut, c; yellow percu. Sc. buffalo,
kc; bulluead. 14c.
tieet cuts No. 1 ribs, 12toc; No. 2 ribs.
Utoc; No. 1 ribs, lOtoc. No. 1 loin, Lic;
No. 2. loin, 12toc; No. a, 12 wc. No. 1 chuck.
6c; No. I chuck, o-c; No. $ uhuck, oc.
No. l round, iosc; no. z round, iou: No.
3 round, 10c. No. 1 plate, 5 toe; No. plate,
5c; No. i plate. 4a.
FRUITS Banana: Fancy select, per
bunch, 2.2b'Q'i.W, Jumbo, per bunch, $2. ..'if
1.75. Dates: Anchor brand, new. $0 1-lb.
pkgg. In box. per box, $2.0v. Lemons:
L.lmoneira brand, extra fancy. 300-SriO sues.
per box, 16.60; Lomt Ltmoneira. fancy, io
inu sl ics, per box, $6.X; 2u and 4JU sizes,
60c per box less; Cymbal brand, 3no-4b0
sizes, per box, $a.7a. Oranges: Camella
Kedlands Valencies, all sizes, per box, $4.00;
fancy Valenclas. M-96-126-160 and smaller
sizes, $3.75; California Jaffa oranges, 160
and smaller sixes, per box, $3.76. Pine
apples: Cuban, 114-30-36 S'zch, per crate,
$J.90; 42-48 sixes, per crate, U7.i; Florida,
2i-'M-M sixes, $3.25. Strawberries: Home
grown, per L'4-quart case, $-! Ou.
V Kii r. TA B LKo neans : rttrlne and wax,
per hamper. $2.60; per market basket. Sued
$1.00. Cabbage: Southern, new, per lb., 4c.
Cucumbers: Hot house, IV and i dos. in
box. per box. $1.60; Texs. per bu. hamper.
$1.76. Egg plant: Fane Florida, per dos.,
$15.02.(10. Garlic: Ext. a fancy, wtilte, per
lb., l-C. Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf, per
dos., 40c. Radishes: 1'er doz., !c. Onions:
Texas Bermuda, white, per crate, $2.26;
yellow, per crate, $J.00. Parsley: Fancy
home-grown, per ao. ouncnes, 4 he. pota
toes: Iowa and Wlstunsln, white stock.
per bu., Wc; new stock. In sack, per bu.,
$1.35. Tomatoes: Florida, per 6-basket
crate, fancy. $4.00; fcholee, $3.60; Texas, per
4-baskct crate, $2.00.
M ISCELi DAN EOUo Almonds: California
oft shell, per lb., lo; In sack lots, lc less.
Brazil nut: Per lb.. 13c: In sack lot, lc
less Filberts: Per lb., 14c; In sack lots,
lo less. Peanut: Roasted, per lb., c;
raw, per lb., 6toC. Pecan: Large, per lb.,
16c; In sack lota, lc less. Walnuts: Cali
fornia, per lb., 19a; In sack lots, lo less.
Honey: New, 24 frames, $3.75.
no
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Vnlted States Realty 200 7S 7S
United States Rubber SOO 41 41
United States 8tel Tt.loO 71 7
U. B. Steel pfd l,eo lts 118
Utah Copper l.ntt 47 47
Va.-Csrolins Chemical .... l.H) an 6
Wabash 00 17 1
Wsbeah pfd 1.700 M
Western Maryland 600 tiw i
Weetlnghouae Blectrte ..... 1.700 7 71
Weatern Union 4,100 Sl W
Wheeling A L. B
Lehigh Valley I 100 uo 17
Total sales for the day, 4M.600 staarsa
do account.
Amal. Copper.
Ansconda
Atchison
do pfd.
164S
7
111
111
. !
44
3
17 Reading 13
26 Southern Rv o
isi no pro 71
1S Southern Paclflo 123
2 Union Paclflo 11
71 do pfd 7
St V, B. BTeOI TS
66 do pfd ,...122
46 wabath J... 17
za ao pta I
Illinois Central 146
SILVER Bar. steady at U Hod per os.
The rat of discount in the open market
for short and three months' bills, - 2 per
cent.
Chesapeake A O.
Chicago a. W....
Chi., Mil. A St. 1
De Beers
Denver A Rto O.
do pfd
Brie
da 1st pfd
do d pfd
Orand Trunk .
Laca! Seearitles.
Quotation furnished by Burn, Brtnker
A Co., 44 New Omaha National Bank
building:
Bid. Asked
Amal. Copper, 1-year notes, f p. ..., lu 100
Cur ot Omaha school 4s. 1M1 ll )m
Cudahr racking Co. 6a. It24 St as
Ueoro at LC 1 per eeoi pio lui 104
Fairmont Creamery 1st g. t p. e M joo
Fairmont UreasMry ptd. t . lot
Kanaas City J. 1 1 p a. pfd M loo
Ksnsss Cltr 4a, lt 103 104 .1
Leuievlll A N. Im mtg. ta, 1W7 M H
Me. Pa Rr 1-rasr Botes,, I p. a.... MS
Marios Co., la.. 4a. 12S.... 104 lot Si
Umaha Water 6a. 1M v. m
Omasa A C. B. St. Rv. 6a. 192S 7
Omaha A C. St. Br. ptd. 6 p. a... at B
Omaha c. a. n. ay. som sr as
Omaha Uas 6a, 117 , 7 M
Omaha B. L. A P. 6a. 1M1 t M
Petars Mill p. e. pfd ts loo
Union Stock Tarda atock to i
Union Stock Yarda 6a. 1M1 100
Seattle 4a. 101 Itl.U
Wise Memorial Uoaplial ta. INI. ...... 100 101
New York Cask Market.
The following quotation are furnished
by Logan A iiryan. members New York
fctock exchange, 116 South Sixteenth trat:
Dry OeoAs Market.
NF.W TORK. Jun 7 Th cotton goods
market hold steady, but generally quiet.
Yarns are steady and soma fair slsed sales
of worsted yarns are reported. 811k hosiery
is In good demand and light weight under
wear is selling steadily. Jobber report
trade very light.
attar Market.
NEW TORK. Jun T SUOAR Raw,
firm; muscovado 8 test, l$6c; centrifugal,
.; test. $luc; molasses S teat, (.lie; re
fined, steady.
I
A mar Tobacoe.
Bar Btato Oaa..,.
Butts coalition...
Caotua
I'hlno
Davla-Daly
Blv Central
Ely Cooa
Franklin
Belmont
Greene Caaaaea...
laaprettos
.416 Laroae
. 23 Nevada Cose
. 1 Kesrkouse
,. 14 Ohio t opper
,. 13 Rawhlda Coalition.
. 1 Rar Central
,. I Swift Pkg. Os
Koobuck ue.
4
. 1
. 17
. 1
. S
1
.104
.141V
13 Superior A Plus 17
Tonopaa Mining t'i
7 Carta Cepsor 1
Monk Lake
laffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jun 7 COKF KB Futures
opened steady at an advance of Hit points
In response to firmer European cable;
teady, firm offer from Brazil, further
bullish private crop account based on
hulling returns, covering nf short and
local bull support. Trading wa not par
ticularly active, but tb market ruled gen
erally steady to firm and closed steady at
a net advance of ttjli points. Sales were
reported of UTM bags. Closing bids follow:
June. 10 77c; July, 10 Vic; August, t0,7$c;
September, Utnc; October, M63c; Novem
ber. 10 Sue: December, January and Febru
ary. 1 47e; March. 10 4Ac. and April and
May 14.40. Havre Closed at a net advance
Metal Slarket.
NEW YORK. June 7. METALS Stand
ard copper quiet; spot, June, July, August
and .September, $ll.ts5ia 12.06. London mar
ket dun; spot. ss d; futures. 66. No
arrival reported In New York today. Cus
tom house return show export or 7,078
tons so far this month. Lake copper.
$12.25 12.50; electrolytic, $12.2&&12.37V; cast
ing. JU.87Wal.Mii'. Tin. weak: spot. $47.00
4I4S.0O; June. $46.26047.124; July. $42.00
42.87; August. $41.2641.96; September,
14l.ounj41.K7H- London, weak; spot, tauo; fu
tures. 192 15. Lead, quiet; $4.4O4.50 .at
New York. l4.17HftM.23H at East 8t. Louis.
Lonaon, u;i i so. spelter, quiet; xo.dbirjj
6.40 at New York, lfi.6rXo6.26 at East 8t.
Louis. London, 24, 10s. Antimony, dull;
Cookson's, $9.00. Iron, Cleveland warrants,
4os IHd In London. Locally Iron was quiet.
No. 1 foundry northern, No. 1 foundry
southern and No, 1 foundry southern soft,
116.ornx 15.50; No. I foundry northern, $14.76
& 15.26.
ST. . LOUIB. June 7. MKTAL Lead.
steady, at 14.22H- Spelter, firm, at I&.26.
' Cattna Market.
NEW YORKtf June 7. COTTON Spot.
quiet; middling; uplands, 16.95c; middling
gulf. 16.20c. No sales.
bt. louih, jun 7. curt un nrm;
middling, 16Hc. Sale. 888 bales; receipt,
1,137 bales; stock, 10,877 bales.
New York cotton market, as furnished
bv Loxan Bryn. member of New York
Cotton exchange. $16 South Sixteenth street:
Month. Open. High'. I Low. Close. Yes'y.
July... 15 90 15 69 15 92
Aug... 15 29 IS 15 15 29
Sept... 13 90 13 79 13 90
Oct.... 13 60 13 47 13 62
Dec... 13 47 '. 13 40 13 47
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. June 7.-MONBY On call.
steady; 2Hfj2H per cent; ruling rate, 2
per cent; closing bid, 2 Per cent; offered
t 2 per cent. Time loans, steady; sixtv
days, 2H&'2i per cent: ninety days, 2(tf3
per cent; six months. 3H per cent.
PRIME , MERCANTILE yAfBK-lWf
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills at $4,842? for
sixty-day bills and st $4.8690 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.83.
SILVER Bar, 53Vc; Mexlcal dollars, toe.
PONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. June 7. WOOL Un
changed; territory and western mediums.
lTHQ21Hc; fine mediums, litjj'zuc; sine, ia
17c.
MANY PROTESTS ARE FILED
Property Owaers Object to Appraise
meat for Opening of Teventy
gecond Street.
Protest against the plan of assessment
for the opening of Twenty-second street
from Dodge to Howard street rolled Into
th Board of Equalisation Wednesday
morning. Up to noon thirty-five had been
Hied by d'agruntled property owners. It Is
anticipated the number will easily reach
seventy-flv before the plan Is taken up
for approval or rejection.
Among those who filed protests were:
Anna hi Rush, Laura Sanders, Oliver
Campbell. A. I Reed, W. O. Chamber.
Caroline J. Chambers, Paxton Real Estate
company, Albert Cahn, Herman Metx,
Emma Meyer, W. A. Remington, Ellxa A.
Towle and Eva and Rose Gladstone.
Without exception th protest recite that
the property la damaged rather than bene
fited, and for this reason th plan will be
opposed, even to carrying th question to
the court.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle Trade About Steady, but Not
Overly Active.
nOOS SELL FIVE CENTS LOWER
t m
I.arae Receipts ot Staora l.amhe, with
Trade laaBlsh and Trices la
Moat Cases Tea to Twenty
feats Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 7, lull.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs nheep.
Official Monday 4.9S2 5 till 3 .2:9
Official Tuesday 3.fiv 11. tM 3 1 "i
Estimate Wednesday .. 6.100 l.ri0 7.0H)
Three days this week.. 13.731 32.7 13.2r.
Fsme dsys last week.... 9.4W 32.412 1I.SI7
Same davs 2 weeks ago. .13.977 3S 122 14.5'"
Same days 3 weeks go.. H.33H, 27 412 11.925
ame davs 4 weeks ago. .H.Xi'i 24..'A 19.'
Same days last esr....l0.0:4- 17.563 7
The following table shows t'i receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at So'lth Omaha
for the year to date, n compared with
last year: mil. 1910. Inc.
Csttle 444. 92 4.-U.1 4 us
Hogs l.lM.lM! 940.6M 24:6!
Sheep 719.117 620,444 98,473
Th following table mows th verses
prices on liogx at Koutli Omaha for the
last several days, with comparison:
Date. 1911 .J10.1909. (1KB. 1W7.)0$. 190$.
May .
May 30.
May 31.
June 1.
June 2.,
June 3.
June 4.
June
June
j une
5 8' 7 02 t 27, $ 94 $ $ 17
5 82V IK ' 6 2i; 01 39! 6 17
6 7441 331 7 11 ! I 08 32 5 11
6 74-'i 9 31 7 14' 3oi lti 20 i W
6 711 H 7 191 6 291 I ( 21, 6 1H
$ 77:'l OJi 7 X I 6 23 06 $19
4... 4H. i :4 -a b Wl W.
6... 6 mi- I 7 30 6 311 5 981 24i t 2.
...) 6 884i Oil I t 26i 6 9S 30 5 2:
... lo 7 32 W ii , .
fair to gnnd cow and heifers. $: 60ti4 1...
good to choice Blockers snd feeders. $.. 2'.
(if 60: fair to good Blockers snd feeders, ,
4!"'f6 2.'; common lo fslr Blockers sml
feeders. f4"0i4n; stock heifers. $lvti25.
veal calve. 14 MVf7.76; bulls, stsgs, etc .
14 OW5 2f.
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Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock ai
the Union stock yards for the twenty-foui
hours ending at 3 p. m.:
RECEIPTS.
Cat tle.Hogs. Sheen. H'scs.
C. l. A St. P. Uy.... g
Wabash Railroad .... 3
Mi-souri Pacfic Ry.. 26
Union Pacific K. R.. 4:
C. & N. V cast 3
C. & N. W., west 0
C, Ht. P.. M. A.- O.... 19
C, B. & Q. .east 7
C, H. & ., west 21
C, R. 1. A P., east... 6
C, R I. & P., west.. 3
I linols Central
C. O. W . 6
Titals ', 208
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
11 1
1
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r 9
7
95 6 1
15 2
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6
253 28 2
EXHIBITION OF THE WORK
OF PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
lost Ike tK'rtvV. nt th Paplls I to
Be at tl School
las4s;f.
Pt. Jos.irh' Parochial tohool will glv
an txhlbicon of the haidJwork of th
children o th choo! Hu.idsy from I ,
m until a m. The u ibllc 1 Invited to
see wl.'At Is b.i.p: Ani.' in thl choo! ursder
th guhUwa of Ihe Sister of th weciou
Blood. Ther fcr 00 children In the school,
ranging from I to 14 year old, from th
kindergarten to the eighth grade. No ad
mission Is to be charged to this exhibition
of th work of th pupils. Th chool Is
located at Seventeenth and Center streets.
EGAN WOULD BE GOVERNOR
lissi Fall Has Aaaoaaee HI Caa
allaaer at a Mas Mertla
la raafctoa.
TANKTON. 8. D., Jun 7. tSpoclal Tele
gram.) George W. Egan of Sioux Fall
announced bt candidacy for governor of
this tat as a progressive republtctui last
night before an audience that packed
Tankton theater. He was defeated by
Governor Vsaery at th last election.
Omaha Packing Co..
Bwirt oi Co
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour st Co
Murphy
K. p. Company
.worrell
Sine. air
Benton, VanKant & Lush
Hill & Son
Huston & Co
J. 11. Hoot & Co
J. H. Bulla
ti. Wolf
8. Werthelmer
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co
Armour & Co., K. C
Cudahy, Kansas City
629
. 969
.1.24
4S
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M
67
43
3
45
29
14
36li
i.
3.b94
b,J
o,579
Mi
6
2,8
6,3
l.s-rj
1 tteo
2,1
2M
724
6,4 13
Total 4-360 18,324
CA't lUS Receipts of cattle v. ere t.i.
largest ot the week ao far, 207 cars bein
reported In. Other markets were equalij
well supplied. The big run today maki
the total this week U.700 head, a gain t.
over 4,000 head as compared with the corre
sponding tmce uays oi last weea ana ot
over 3,ou0 head as compared with a year
ago.
there seemed to be a fair demand for
beef steers, but with more liberal supplies
buyer were able to discriminate rather
closely and tbey were also able to take
their time In lining orders. As a result
of this, the trade was a little slow at
prices very much different from yesterday.
Here and there a seller who happened to
have something tnat Just pleased a buyer
tnougiit lie xueurea strong puces, and on
the other hand there were Plenty of sales
men not fortunate In having the most desir
able Kind, wuu tnougnt mey aid not uo as
well as yesterday. Taking the market as
a whole there ha been little change any
day since Monday. Strictly good killers
old as high as $6.06, which wag the top
yesterday.
ro very noteworthy change took place
in the market for cow and heifer, and
as a rule about steady price prevailed.
A high as $5.86 was paid for a very good
three-load bunch of heifers.
There was quite a little sprinkling ot
stock cattle In the yards, but they sold at
aoout tne same price a yesteraay. 1 lie
sharp decline In the market at the close
of last week and the beginning of the pres
ent week has apparently created a some
what better country demand.
Quotations on csttle: Good to choice
beef steers, $6.80(g6.10; fair to good beef
steers, $r.60ft).80; ' comon to fair beef
steers. $5.006.60; good to choice heifers,
$5.00(5.60; good to choice cows, $4.60ft6.00;
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..1410
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. 757
. 770
. 117
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7 00
7 35
7 50
7 75
4 50
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101
115
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14.4
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FEKDERS.
771 I 00
(41 I 10
Ill S 15
111 1 75
T 75
7 75
7 75
7 75
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14
nous ihe yards were full uf nogs
and all buyers entered the trade with bear
ish loess. Total arrivals consisted of about
ioo loads, offerings ranging from rough lard
to choice bacon quality. Karly uiintness
Mas uneven and doubtful, but sales usu
ally carried figures that showed leas than
a dime decline. Trading finally settled
st a flat nickel loss ana bulk moved on
this basis. Heavies, in many Instances, suf
fered reaction of Hilly 6c, while lights ruled
a shade to barely five off at times.
Packers bought "by spells" and the ship
ping and speculative branches of the mar
ket were practically dead. Only a few loads
ot animals were bought by traders, other
thun packers, and tnese were needed for
actual orders.
Spreads between various weight wid
ened somewhat as the result of discrimina
tion, but no very great changes in margins
were produced. Heavies sold around $5.7tKd
6.75, with good bntchers at or near $5.80.
Choice bacon animals reached $i.tifi, a top
that Is Identical with yesterday high
price. Movement was only fairly active
and It was well along toward midday be
fore clearance of bulk had been made.
Representative sales:
No. As. Sh Pr. No. As. 8s Pr.
il 130 M t 70 72 240 140 5 SS
44 tn ... 5 7n J 244 H i
51 137 50 6 70 41 218 ... 6 55
54 107 140 I 75 72 24i 120 I 85
44 .'7 ... I -,b 51 1H 140 55
40 2MI ... I 75 48 161 240 5 55
41 295 40 I 75 41 X.4 ... 4 55
el 134 60 7,5 70 16 ... I 86
Ii 112 60 5 76 45 221 ... 15
61 337 120 I 76 3 JtJ ... I 86
17 204 10 6 76 51 142 ... I 85
14 404 ... 5 76 44 27 140 5 e(
64 110 80 6 75 61 261 80 ( 86
II 281 ... I 76 74 221 ... I 86
24 238 20,1 I 76 64 25 ... I 15
44 272 10 I 80 17 J.,1 ... 85
3 288 ... I 80 41 251 ... I 86
44 237 140 6 80 44 27 40 5 86
47 : ... 6 80 48 2.'i6 W I 86
67 217 40 5 10 41 276 10 I 85
40 276 ... 6 80 41 ial 40 6 86
SI.., 225 80 4 80 63 276 ... 4 86
17 151 1?0 I 80 43 261 200 I 86
44 20 80 6 8,1 42 261 ... t 85
44 271 11 t 60 67 220 ... I 85
61 146 . 40 I 60 71 221 10 t 16
71 241 140 I 60 71 226 40 4 85
41 241 40 i 80 74 208 ... 6 0
41 141 80 I 80 77 2--1 80 I 10
64 271 ... I 80 72 231 ... I to
41 264 120 I SO 71 188 40 I to
11 138 ... I 80 71 231 10 i M
61 303 140 I 80 64 222 80 6 to
10 110 ... 180 BO JOI UO IK
41 1 140 I 80 44 171 ... Its
41 301 110 I 80 . 80 ISO 10 6 16
42 208 80 t 80 66 178 120 I 00
44 241 120 6 82 74 18 ... 100
47 140 40 i 824 74 205 40 I 00
41 141 80 6 lli 12 201 ... 4 40
45.. 234 120 I 16 71 147 120 4 06
II 146 ... I 86
SHEEP Trade in lambs acted more or
lens sluggish, a condition that waa trace
able in part to heavier supply. Barring a
few cars of select stock that aold early
about steady, buyers were enabled to
cheapen cost on purchase that carried In
between and really good quality. The main
market wa a 1020c lower affair, with
movement rather quiet even at declines.
About thirty doubles were received In
all, the big bulk of the run consisting of
shorn lambs. There were no wooled offer
ings on sale and only two or three ship
ments of old sheep. One shipment of shorn
grass wethers from the south arrived, but
they were consigned direct to a packer.
Strictly good to choice shorn lafnbs moved
in much the same notches as on yester-
Clearings Report for May
Tb eomparisoa of bank clearings for th asoeth of May w lb eorrespoodlng period
In prarhra year. I snnch mors ssdafsctory than that of reeeat Btoaths, and ther is dis
tinct evidence of improvement st maay points, especially la ta East, th total f exehaDt
at all M In th United State reporting-, according to th statement complied by B. Q.
Don Co., segregating $13,3SS.404,320, a gala of 1.5 per emit, ss com pared with last year
and of 3.5 per asot over 1909. Tb better showing 1 la part do t th Increases volam of
bank clearing at Nw Tork City, where flaanelal sad speculative dealing showed marked
axpansloa. Activity la this direction, however, fell off toward th sad of th month,
whereas sxehangea eos tinned to Increase, whleh ladtaat that th lmgiBTsmspt ertmadsd
Into commercial cbanaela la th New England Stat, Bostoa now mass larger rttu-as
than last year sad som gala a compared with 190. MtwTr, th ewrDarlsa show
twasiderabl Improvement a compared with reeest preceding Baooths. aad it el tie
continue to report gala over both years. Bom gala now Is sheers In th total of th
eitle La th Middle Atlantic Stat, inprormeat appearing at a a ameer of leading points,
notably Buffalo, Rochester, Syraea, Blag hamtoa, Phuadalphla, Scrmatoa and Reading,
where gain ar reported over both years ; and whU th ratara at Pittsbnrg and Bern
other leading centers eoatlnn to show sous decrees from a year ago, th ! ar not
quit so pronounced. Bask xehaag at all th cities la th Sooth Atlantic Stats
continue la satisfactory volume, good Inarm ass ever both year being upsisad at all th
leading point, among which ar Bait! mere, Anguata, Norfolk, Maosa, Wilmington, N, p.,
Colnmbus, Oa., snd Jaciseavllls. Tiers I bow sons gala la tho empariai with las year
la th total of th Ceatral Stats, owing mainly to inar tains at Chicago sad sosns thr
important oltlsa, and where loss appears, as a rule, it is not so proas on cad a hast amoath,
while th com pa rise a with lWt is very favorable. Amoag th cities rapsrthkf laeresias
evsr both year ar Chicago, Cincinnati, P aorta, hfilwaakoa. Can to a, SprlcgfkslsV, Col am has,
O., Toledo and aalaasaaoo. Recurs from allies la t CoatrsJ Boath son tin a t exhibit
ooaundarable iirstxalarlty, althoagh th exhibit as a whl is fairly s4tsfotary such
important el lis as St. Louis, Hoimsea, Motet 1 and Port Worth reporting decrease, whim at
others, Nsw Orleans, Lealarili, Memphis, Nashville and Garrotte am sag taw samhar,
there la marked Improvement la th West haatttetd eoDdlUo as rales 14 by baak x
hang are probably mere marked than la other eioa of tho eeim.li j, saasat of th
loading ettlo reporting mors or 1 ditrnat as saasparsd with mt year, stably Mtase
apolia, 8L Paul, Dvr. Omaha aad Sioaa Oky ; bat than ar still gain at a few patata aad
most cities report marked Isstbsis svsr 1909. Oa th Ptjotfto Skip gaod galas ar still a
featar st several Important potato, notably baa Prueiss. Portland, Los sags aad Oak
land, bat they ar partially offset by ssa slier retaras from a somber of small utst-s, aad
aa inert of oaly 4.4 per coat appears la tb eomparisoa. Com pa rod with IMS, however,
fains ar very bug.
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lo,04,l4'i
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. 6.24.f 67,740
7U6.MM7
10.073 AT7V7
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7I4.M0JT1 6.1
B09J 74.491 T)4
i61,76. Stt
4tr2.07t 171
l,17,dti,Wv 4-71
470,7 Uv 180
S4MA11.1M S4.7
A 4.47.c4.tir 411 t
l. .oeo.iMw'i 1.7
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fl,l?S.0OO
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41.5 JJV.OOO
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4- 0 1
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65i.H86.OoO 10$
4U.I 4S4I.OU0 tit
OS.'ilSMMI 4
la th West, genoralir unsettled condition ar refleeteu by marktd u.w.-s at
leading eitio aa Uluoea polls. St Psul, Denver and Omaha, but thar sro still om g sins
vor both years, aad th eomparisoa by almost every eity with lv9 la ry favorahl Th
lg arte la dalail fellow I
afar.
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at, l-mul
txo la jtsea..
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t.sn&.tii
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4!44
17.2,74
1 1 u 7
.k7 4
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90A7lt.01
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1440.04
171
ll.tr77.lti
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f .MO 77
$ .. J it
S.7SS.721
600. 711.1 4
pa
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J7S.674.000 T
i,-SUl 144
)4i.6:tO
ll,Oit.BOt 7
4ll 411
4.444 M -f14
17H'.(ft.M7 )4 4
Hs,tS-A 414
lt!Ml.st 4 0$
Ui-l,7BA O-110
$. 11
lO.ltXISH
4JVU 4M0
5H,i.At at
.71J1 4$
t.tfjnt 19
t.o&il.lut 44)
i.iitt SHU
tM7.7Ui 49
dsv as genersl preference for hlghdreessr
hrtd a siisialnlng Influence to value. Thar
wns no apparent discrimination between
weighty ami handy grade so long ss th
quant v ami condition wer equally desira
ble. The cream ot receipts wrm s "'",u
st snroarf nf tK mvo 7 s). th top remaining
at the aiinon i high water mark for horn
stii k.
The proportion of mstured muttons In
eui'Piv was not large enough to afford ny
thing like a fair view of th trsde, and no
rieilnite change in the cale of price can
lf. quoted.
Quotations i,n sheep and lamb: Spring
lambs, fair to good, ts smgAit; shorn lamba,
good to choice, li.i(ii i.w). shorn lambs, fair
to good. $; TMiti.-.i; feeding lamba, shorn.
$3 60)14.60; yearlings, shorn, $4AMft.n9; weth
ers, shorn. $4 iotio tO; ewes, good to choice,
shorn, 14 2.V1J 4.f, ewes, fair to good, (horn,
U ivstil .2o.
No. Av. Pr.
spring lambs A4 7 00
)', wcHtern shorn Ismbs t 9 7$
U western shorn lambs, culls.... 75 160
112 western shorn lamb . 79 9 00
.!o western shorn culls, lamba... 73 4 to
1 spring lambs 40 9 to
274 western shorn lamba 79 T 00
fvi western yearlings and weth
ers, shorn 13 4SS -
3S western ewes, shorn K 4 00
tJ western wethers, shorn 107 4 b
1M western wethers, shorn 107 4 f
1(41 western shorn lambs, cull.. 79 4 00
3o western shorn lambs $8 I $0
2$i Texas ewes and wethers,
shorn 94 4 09
294'lexas ewes and wethera,
shorn 94 499
11 Texas ewes and wetsers.
r-hnrn. culls 90
lVi western ewes, shorn
4.' western shorn lambs...
western shorn lambs...
47A western shorn lambs.., .
western shorn ewes
... 93
... 76
... S
... MO
...119
t 79
$ 79
90
4 to
9 (6
4 49
CHICAUO LIVE STOCK MABKKT
Demand for f'attl "Jtroa Hogto
Weak ftheea Steady.
CHICAGO. June 7 CATTL,TC Receipts,
17.ii head. Market strong for good grades,
others weak. tfeeves, $S.;Mi4bO; Texaa
steers. $4.&Oj6.S0: western steers, $4 7f,'B.f,;
stockers and freders. w.isvrro ir; cow ana
heifers, $L'.4oWo.Ro; calves, to.togjT.&o.
11003 Receipts. 81,000 head. Market
weak to a shado lower. IJght. $6 80rdfJ 174;
mixed, $5 ry(i.17V; heavy, $o.63.10; rough
$5''fl6.S6; good to choice heavy, $8.org.10;
pigs, tn.Mi4.10. Bulk of sales. $&.9fj,l0.
HHEKP AND IAMrlS Kecelpts, .flf
head. Market steady to a shade lower.
Native, $;t X(t'4 56; western. $3 2eH.; year
lings. $4.3rtK.40; native lambs, $4.2o$.D;
western, $4.7.20.
Kansas Cltr l.lv Btevek Market.
KANSAS CITY, June 7 -CATTUK Ro
relpts, 8,000 head, including l.ttO southern.
Market steady. Stocker and feeder,
strong; dressed beef and export steers, $6.75
4i.3.; fair to good. $4 75416.76; weatern
steer, $4.7510; stockers and feeders, $4-00
ftoOO; southern Bteers, $4-0O(8.7O; oouthern
cows. iS.Vu4.lA; native cows. $3.0t?6.16;
native heifers. $4.2o(U.10; bulla, t3.4&W6.00;
calves, $4 0117 60.
HOGS Receipts, 18.000 head. Market
steady to 6c lower. Bulk ot sales, $5.fVd
(.06. Heavv, $.95!UA00; packers and butch
ers, $6 97H6.06; light. $00ia.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 14.000
&Jsk1.a mlmmAv In O. Ifis.r tmhs
$6.tX'a7.0n; yearllnKs $4.!6fi4.79; wether. 93. 7f -(7-t.l0;
ewes, $3.2643.60; stockers and feeders,
$.60.26.
St. I.oals Live Stock Market.
8T. LOUIS. Jun 7. CATT LB Receipt.
5.600 head, including 1.S00 Texan. Market
steady. Native shipping and export teer,
$6.iaio.40: dressed beef nd butcher steers,
$5.26b.00; steers under 1.00J lbs., $6.004i.26;
stockers snd feedars. $3004 6 25; cow and
heifers. $3.606.25; canners. $200Qa.OO; bulls,
l.l fiOfiifi lO: calves. $5.0001 8. 26. Texas and In
dian steer. 14.0O4jS.UO: cows and heifers.
$a.6Ofi'6.00.
HOGS Receipts, 12,800 head. Market 6o
to Wc higher. Pigs and lights $60&S;
packers. $6.WK&4H3; butcher and best heavy,
$ti.05o 20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeclpt, 7.SO0
(fH.: lambs, 50O(tj.75: cull and buck,
$.!.0tt33.76; stockers, $2.00lS3.26.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
PT. JOSEPH. June 7 CATTLE Receipts,
l.t"A)0 head; maiket steady to strong: steers,
$l.fO?Hi.l0; cows and heifer. $3.56.8.,;
calves, 3.hmi.5.
HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head; market weak
to r lower; top, 6.10; bulk of sales, $5.rXKc$
6.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,000
head; market lOjfl&c higher; lambs, $4.60
7.26.
Stock In Slabs.
Reoelpts of live stock at th five prin
cipal western markets ytsterday:
came. nogs, oneep.
, 6.100 lS.IHiO
, 1.500 7.000
, 8.010 18,010
. 6,6iiO 12, SO
,17.000 81.009
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
7.000
1,00
14.000
7.SC0
20.0U0
Total...
xi va fa. ann io ann
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
STATE BUILDINGS.
Plana and specifications will be prepared
and on file In the office of the secretary
of state and commissioner of public land
and building for the state buildings to ba
constructed as provided by appropriation
made by the 32d seasion of the Nebraska
legislature, viz;
2 Buildings for Hospital for Insane,
Lincoln $100,000 '
1 nospuai Dunaing zor u. at B. home,
Grand Island
1 Laundry building at Hospital for
Insane, Hastings ,
1 School of Agriculture, Curtis
1 Dining room addition at S. & 8.
home, Milford
1 Dining room addition at Feeble
Minded Institute. Beatrice
Plans for the building at Grand Island
are now ready for Inspection.
ADDIBON WAIT, Secretary.
Board of Public Land and Building.
i J5
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. '
Plans and specification for a hospital at
Soldier' and Sailor' Home. Grand Island,
are now on -file at the office of Secretary
of State and Land Commissioner. Sealed
bids will be received for the construction
of same until noon. Juna 16, mil. ADD1-
SON WAIT. Secretary Board of Publlo
Land and Building. JddWtr"
(
15,000
M.OMk
76.UU0I
1.600
4.000
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice Is hereby given that the Board of
Education of Randolph, Nebraska, will re
ceive bids for th construction of a High
bchool Building at Randolph, Nebraska, ac
cording to the drawings and specifications
on file In th office of the Secretary of th
board of Education, Randolph, Nebraska.
Bids will be addressed to b. Q, Reese,
Secretary, enclosed and sealed In properly
enclosed envelopes and filed with him not
later than two o'clock p. ta., Jun 20th, 1S11.
Copies of the drawing and specifications
can be obtained from th undersigned or
from the Architect, John La tenser, Archi
tect, 632 Be Building, Omaha, upon ap
plication. A certified check for $26.00 must
accompany all application for drawing
a a guarantee that bids will be submitted
on the same, th check to b returned when
th drawing ar returned. All bid must
b Submitted on blank proposal which
will bo furnished on application by tho
Secretary of th Board of Education or
the Architect.
Each bidder must submit with hi pro
posal a certified check In a sum equal to
two (2) per cent of such proposal as a
guarantee of good faith, th asm to bo
drawn In favor of S. O. Roes, Secretary of
tne Board of Education.
Th board reserve th right to reject
any and all bids and to waiv irregular
ltlea in th bid if In th Interest ot tb
county ao to do.
Jun 6th, 1911.
S. O. REESE. Secretary,
Junet-s-lO 11 Randolph. Nebraska.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS TO POST,
Hospital, Etc. Office of the Quarter
master, Fort Crok, Kebrsska, May It, 1911.
Sealed proposals, In triplicate, for repaint
ing all oxiorlor wood and metal work of
Poat Hoopltal and Dead House, two coats;
lepalilng old and furnishing new screen
doors and windows, furnishing swinging
screen, repairing tiling, plastering and heat j
registers, furnishing and Installing throe
bath tub and on urinal, ta Post Hospital f
constructing chicken fence; furnish tw
new doors and repairing water supply
pipes of Dead House; and supplying
brushes, glaaa, pa In is, oti, for use of
Post Surgeon, will be received at thl of
fice until 11 A. M . Juno . 1911 . nd then
publicly opened. A certified check for 19
per cent of tho amount of the proposal
must accompany each bid. Blank forms
ana iniormauua can oe omalitM at th
office. Envelope containing propoaa
onouio oe monrHg rropoaais lor K
la Poet Hospital," and addressed in
tain campbeil E. Bahcork, Quarter ma a
tin iniamry, wuai isrmaaiar.
M 23-29 It J
L forms
at ths.
roposaifV
Repair
to Cap-
r master
M-9