TFTTT BEE: OMAILi, 'WEDXEfJDAT, JUNE W. 191T.N
-1
SKMN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Fvv,a CMft tad Hot Spell Continue
Saliuh Sentiment.
VVITTIVR. WHEAT HA&YXST IS ON
ItTMfV IMmlMlM t
wll rIWM Thecy (
See Dmtk Osaka (lag
Htwwtac Owav.
Omaha. Jan n. mi
Wit MM fegbor and a dry, hot
wealMer t rr in MUr country thei
VvutiDIatkUM f th SMlllteb. SVOll-
M.t of y.-.t day T winter liwt crop
be.g (avwaoiy aUM-vealed and th iprlnf
wfxssn to tlai bam frees la god cuadlUuo.
Tn ittMtlua U be eg cloaaiy watched 4e
v.ua th va.amny in th northwest lu(
tur. wna the trad r-elng unduly Influ-
,)' prwtur retx.rls
w 1 1f ia nrvm demwtrtlon mad to
full ourn (uium .a th theory of serious
ttrouta damevs'ng trio grvwtng vrop later ia
4." Mwa, wen iKirli ol Mint injury
a'raaviy don la the extrem wtrthwtM.
4ltr rail needed, aaxt w-li It continues
dry w a.j u advance.
lsuiua ni-h m ti,- n.i.eai opened
wheat .tarr 'iff. and short covered,
giving further d.r in value and smeed
baca l wiwuJtK auea prout-taKing
Casu w.s 1 V-'S higher.
Vha Cva starlet was advanced on th
mui (Miurt M wtee,t. and th advene
we.i uiaiwa v aah corn wu la
bighr.
rTiruj- we,t roan-lpte were 2S,fln busb
ar and, Nv?mrma 1. busheia 4alnt
rwctK )v. war f jj.v4 bubU and
ii.'vumlt vf aw tv.re:
rTUuj-v or-i r.p., w 1X3. AW bush-
aad iMoi l bushels, against
roop434 it vear erf .-n.ss bushel n
'lniwM vr J tWw bushels af corn,
oaa a aai. aKl aal and flour aaual to
ft and yd K VI MKr o tSTn.
" 'i-'p'T a.K wpa rrport-
Vt-.N.v 5 kr-! J car. Tc. I car. Xh.-.
fx I aiT I carx SbSc X bard 1 ajr,
Oot Xx t 4 eara. Nv 1
cvi.T; 1 car. J-. N. 4 clV.w. 4 rara.
V-r No. 4 -; t car 5ifWc. N 1
j:-! car. 3;i-- riA car. 3e.
. at N i wjta 1 car av. Nx 4 1 recta lrlj-w&i-a.
soar. JSSo. No grade- 1 car. JSv. t'HOY ISION rork. steady; mess, tl5.0
r-,.w r family. lHitil ; short clears,
v V . L v. ,'!. 0.ik Heef. quiet; mess. lltOOU W;
ifTS f1 v .ae.-. r-jcut meats, firm; plrkled bellies, li7i8
tl kvi ,.f-.S isli... V((;lu l,nl. firro; middle wast prime.
sec;
N 1 -kw. -cd-y-; ,
!'" ''V. N. 4 1
Vs' . J'-r?JA. N t eJSatfS-. j
jJi5Sic; grade. aVeHe,
riA ? wsita, ..4e-. ataadari ;
VV,,-; Na 1 wa.t. SlHr. lfcj
-a--.. yt.ww. jvMBJir-av, .-w.
SA51T- X. 7Vfr: N? . 7ftf Nx
ot aexu. CVra Oaxa.
Cnuu-asn - la." iai
HiiwaHilia US
Cmsj t U
Ctuuux, a
4TKK1M .BA1A ISO rgTMIUI
4T Ttaaias suae Cl4as;
r4rwa a sea a TrmaV.
CS3C-kv, Jmi Sk -PtwiuVt tfee w-Cdeet
t!r-aiiiit ar ri--a Lb grsaa pi
tuuifcp uxbi trnLjUL. U waeuiatr itaan t
-io B'is a Ojerx Tva-4f strain on
psruirm. otat.unj a mrczls aimis&e4 tea
einrmmittii mittu wtr Vut cuaee. lower
aiif to, 3u."uc tntm ti-jve rirev. but
iiiav SxuS :.NTii. V fee finished
Ir-aa or ."v .-.ir lias last aigtit. coca
au -Trt,ivt d uis at ls.&-lc
iiL": fctiK. Is K ;cxdcta gained
antutt a. tf-t a IvaateeJ was added
tu- ctie vinr. iia: ts stampede
at' Cur i'i.: (e al be brouarbt to a
Jba a snaBao' a-f fact. t stacking up
X nrtinr. tw.ttMMt iuftedl ta 4ocal trad
af? ens lRi u towwtied for a while In a
?imn '. f. a, rua.aa ay naaraet. Finally.
uiia-v Mtr-utur arm; nm sang canaaderably
xiiie aUmrfC aL.iury m sVrath Dakota and
txilimg iC aji a.:Litw yui5ook ta the twin
srnn s r.M- anirui liatl a rMatirWy caJming
St amjwata.j- wi.ee .n4 with large
auesa. Anirjiw wMdatjse wa a forecast of
aiawr u.d Hr tesztperature In th
airuuxau, Ihui 2 urxrf the session. July
runsnc Swi' Hot ts Vie axd trowed le net
iiirtier k1 kw -ri.
CuTtmnmuti torg kuspt the corn market
ttruiitwc t.-vttyni)y from offer. September
:iuntua.ve! W,eo 17 aad &oMjrt'c. clos
ing Irrni 1 net gain of 14,'31o.
'.-mli crteoes v -re strong. No. 3 yellow
Jhuixtteo 4i.t uitiWr.
Ju'f -ot. aji into th forties today,
tii iwn uf tle futui to get out of th
n- KitiHK. Trduig reached huge propor
tiuns. '.TVi ;ea took on a gloomier hue
In raul to feoutb I'akota, northern and
eomr -f-eru Iowa. High and low points
lor tnttiber were 41SQH1SC snd 404c
w I'.h iuK ataie IS.aic up at 414c.
rVo'iHione advanced mainly on account
ttf the .-rain rtrwnjtth. When the bell
u-w- urk had risen 17 "e. and th ' rest
t? the list frm a shade lo lZVfcc.
Won 1n Chicago furnished by the TJp
1:K 'rtafn ompnv. telephone Douglas
Irf.li, 3ta kn una tit building, Omaha:
rrt .! Open. 1 High. I low. Close. Yes'y.
VhKat I I
July..,!XKSi''',al 1
S9
Ml
0
4.
SI
6W7
bt
fpt...'t'H"'.! yK
J.wc.... 2a4, S3
Cum I I
1I
2S
Ju'y.,..! a""
r.pt . . 'b:y(r tiXra V,
l.c....j frt 674.1
57
634,1
66
Oata
ju!y...;3Vil
3!H
40 37,93
41-SI39VJ40
43W414lSH
15 42 in 26
16 37 HI 16 20
8 Wli
8 36 8 26S
) ' 7'
8 KT41 30
8 S2 16
fseyt... WtiiW 41
4.M4i43'4'a4a
42
16 36
16 30
July...
rWf ..
Lard-
Jutr...
It K
U 40
IS 4S
15 40
3 HS
a.
I 36 I 37SI 8 32S!
Xibs-
July.,.J
rpC..
IS
8 36
6 30
8 30
I 30
t'aah 'flotations were as follows:
HL'R firm; winter patents, $3809
4 3V. etralglits, I3.6ufi4.l6; spring BtralghU.
tiHUaiiu. aprinn patents, best advanced
t.o to IC 40. bakers, $3.364.30.
MYB No. 2, 2c.
KAKl.KV-Kee.l or mixing. 75gS5c; fair to
t'liol.e malting, &"(! U3.
KJbKDH Klax, No. 1 southwestern, noml
aal. No. 1 northwestern, nominal. Tim
othy, I 00711 .00. Clover. 816.76.
PIvOVIMK NK Pork. mess, per bbl., $15.50
fill . 11 d. per 100 lbs., Short ribs
Side (loe), t7.60U8.3i,; short clear Sides
tboxed), l.'VH3t.
Total clearance of wheat and flour were
jual to li;,UW bu. Primary receipts were
t.uu0 bu.. compared with 233.000 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. The world's
visible supply, as shown by Bradstreet'a,
detrrased 6.0ui,0m) bu.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. Wheat,
27 cars; corn, 3M cars; oats, 213 car; hogs,
13.000 head.
Chlcaito Caeh 'Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
rUlc; No. 8 red. oftirtOo; Na 2 hard. 90
sic; iso. nara. avtiDic; rio. l nortnern
rpring. S'iill.O.'. No. 3 northern spring,
lkijl 01; No. 3 vpiing, UOiiiloc. Corn: No.
3 cskIi. .VV'aio'.c: io. 3 ca-h. .ir r.'i.c:
No. 2 white. (x.Voj'ae: No. 3 white. 66 a
t,o. To. I yellow, ou'J.libbVtc; ISO. yellow.
tiVi?f5tk'. tata: No. 2 cash. !Sc: No 3
white, 40Wd4ls,c; No. 3 white, vmo"4c; No.
4 white. 3S,'(i4oHp; standard. 4Uary41c.
BUTTER Firm ; creameries, 19uC3c;
dairies, lTu-lc.
iXXiS Steady; receipts. 17,608 cases; at
mark, cases Included, llllitc; firsts, 13c;
prime firsts, 14c.
CHEKSb: Daisies. HHtfUVo; twins. 104.
11c; young Americas, lluc; long horns,
llfclJc.
PtViATOES-Stesdy; old. ttOfttjl 10; new,
8i.iuiia.
PUULTRY-Weak; turkeys, 12c; fowls,
llc; apriiiKS. l.sroiie,
VEAL.-Sleady; 60 to 60 1b. wts., 898Hc;
W to ai-lb. a as.. SVuVxc; 86 to 110-lb. wta,
lWvlOSc.
Heoeipts Today Wheat, 18 cars; com, T47
cars; oats, 345 cars. Estimated tomorrow
AVheat, 37 cars; corn, SMi cars; uats, 213
cars.
Liverpool Grain Market
I.TVFRPOOI June 30 WH EAT Root,
firm; No. 1 Manitoba. 7s5Sd; No. 2 Mani
toba, 7IM; No. I Manitoba. 7s lVd: fu
tures, firm; July, oWd; o tober, aspd;
Jjecemtw, as
C'OHN Spot, new American mixed, easv,
4s 8.1 , old American mixed, steady, Said;
new American kiln dried, eaav, 4a Sd; fu
ture, firm; July, '4B'.d; September. 4s
Kaaaaa (It; Grata aad Prevlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY. Mo June 20. WHEAT
Market H'u lc higher: No. 1 hard. M-qvZc;
8 hard. S3S0c; No. J red. tiiatf; No. 8,
!9fcfc ruturea, J air. n4a. Md aVaptamber,
aVvi.
O RW kTarltat Utfla higher; No. I mixed.
WildHf; No. mixed. S r; No. i
white, bc; No. t white, WaoVto; July,
sar, bid; heptember, I7e.
OATS-Market Ha hicher; No. I white,
41;-t.V; No I mixed. tnt&a.
HTE tjc
HAT fcteedy i cKoto timet hy, IU.flft31k.S0;
Ch'4o prairie, 14Jf li.OS
HUTTEJt Creamery, 2; flrwta, Ite; aac
onds. l'.'o; packing stork. Un,
IXKiS luxtraa, 17c; firsta. 14c; aeotuds, so.
Beret pt Shipments
WTvaat. a. . 1.W W-5
Com, bu. .
Oats. bu. -aMu 1 4,
ltBW YORK OEKEHAL MARKJBT
Qaatallaaa ml tba Oar Tarlaaa
amafttra.
NEW YORK. J una IHOCTU-nrm ;
prtn patents. Miit; winter mralfhta.
U ta-t.tO; wlntxr patanta. t4H4M; uprtnr
clcara, tKit4 00; win tar axtraa No. 1. H
t.M; winter extraa No. 1. $lli9SK; Kan
pas strain ht a. U.KW4.36: raoalpts, JS.031
btia.; shlpmenU, Jt bbhv Kya flour,
qutct; fair to food. B.eo.; cnolca to
tancy. .S .&6 6A
C'ORNWHAIj 8taadyj flna whHa and
yellow, Ill&wllO; coarsa, til (JIM; kiln
dried. $110.
WirEAT Spot mark, strnnci No. t red.
e, elevator, and .o, f. o. b.. afloat;
No. 1 northern luluth, II V t. o. b..
afloat. Vha market advanced aharplv on
Tery bullish crop advices from South
Dakota and general buying, but lost part
of the advanoa under profit taking In
spired by rriM.rls cf rain In North Dakota,
cloatnc ktfaO tw4 higher. July closed at
ts'sc Septainber, sti; Ieceniher. (N'ao.
t'OR.N-8wt market strong; export, new,
Na, t 3Vo. nominal, f o. b , afloa. Futures
market was fmner with wheat and on the
weather, closing at 1V net advance. JvfTV
cloead at ; Itecetnber. &Vvc.
1AT 6iKt market firm, standard white,
4V; No. t. Vo; No. a, 4Ho; No. 4, 45o.
ruturea nominal. July. 4tr.
FKKl Itaraty. steady; w stern spring
bran. lAMb. aacka. 133 t; standard mid
dling. In saoks. 3Ac. cltr. In sacks. 124 T.
HAT teaty ; prime, II.: No. 1, 11.30;
No t. ti lf IS; No. t, Kotrtl.OOi
HOP-Firm: state, common to choice.
T; A 34i-V; iaw Sdoi racifus ooaat, J10.
Jrc. lwniM.
ItlPK!straly . Central America, lVi
V: c.ot. Il-3o.
1JCATMKH MHdi : hemlock flrsta. 1414
aevonds, Iijvc; thirds. lff0c; ra-
A men.' an tS.ti; compound, i.6ot7 75.
extras Sc; firsts. Xlji3c; seconds, lii)ic;
third, Ijv; state dalrlea. finest. r'22'v-;
good to prime, .VU'; common to fair. 17G
pj-r. special. ic; extras. l!Hc;
fim, KlS; seconds, 16416Vfec; fac
lvt. current n.ake. 17.lc.
a. ' rriK Kirm: new sk ins. 5W90.
Firmer; fresh gathered extras. IS
fac: extra first-s lwtilTHc; firsts, 14Vol5c;
acvouda, Ultil,o, thirds and poor, lll.ic;
freeh gathered dirties No. 1, 13c; No. 2, He;
N, J poor to fair, fitc; fresh gathered
checks, good to prime, Siriic; western gath-e-4
wh'te. 1T4J19C.
POlLTRY Dressed, quiet; western broil
er. lSfc.Sc; fowl. UUc; turkeys, 13 15c.
frw aad Wkral Rralea Balletla.
Record for the twenty-four hours ending
at I a. m. Tuesday. June 20. 1911:
OMAHA DI8TRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Ash land. Neb 90 fi .00
Clear
Clear
Clear
. Clear
Clsar
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
i Auburn. Neb 89
63
M
64
M
80
68
61
W
64
65
67
56
69
8
68
(A
fiO
fiS
46
M
88
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.10
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.oo
.00
.00
.00
.00
j H'ken Bow. Neb, 89
: Coiumbua. Neb... 91
) Cuibertaon. Neb., to
' r a'i uui j , ru. . . ?a
Fairmont. Neb...
Gr. Island. Neb.. SI
Harttngion. .s'eb. 90
Hastings, N'eb.... M
Holdrege, Neb... 83
Lincoln. Neb 89
No. Platte. Neb. 8
Oakdale. Neb 89
Omaha. Neb 87
Tekamah. Neb... 90
Valentine. Neb.. 88
Sioux City. Ia... 88
Alt, I a. 91
Carroll. Ia 86
Clarlnda, Ia 86
Blbiey, la
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 6 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE.
No. of Temp.
Rain
fall. .00
.40
.20
.00
.10
.00
.00
.00
.00
District. Stations. Max. Mln.
Columbus. 0 17 84 68
Loulnvllle, Ky 20 84 62
Indianapolis, Ind.. 11 84 58
Chicago. Ill 25 84 62
St. Louis, Mo 84-62
Les Moines, Ia.... 21 88 02
Minneapolis, Minn. 30 94 02
Kansas City, Mo.. 24 90 60
Omaha. Neb 18 88 68
Warm weather prevailed over the west
ern portion of the com and wheat region
during the last twenty-four hours, and
temperatures continue to rise over the
eastern portion. A few light and scattered
showers occurred In the Indianapolis,
Louisville and at. Ixuls districts.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
tt. Low la General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Juns 20. WHEAT
Higher; track,' No. 2 red, new, 87c; No. i
red, old, 8c; No. 2 hsrd, 9096c,
CORN-Hlgher; track. No. 2. oSHSfioc;
No. 2 white, 6CV37c.
OATS-Hlgher; track. No, . lOe; No. 2
white. 41Vdi42c.
KYI-i;nchanRed; 80c.
FLOUR Firm; red winter patents. ILIO
4 60; extra fancy -and straight, 13.5034.00;
hard winter clears, 32.flfHjiS.0ri.
TIMOTHY SEED 5.00U'9.6O.
CORN MEAL-42.60.
BRAN Firm; sacked east track, 97eg1.00.
HAY Steady; timothy, 817.OOa22.60; prai
rie, tll.00f-ffl6.60.
PROVISIONS.
PORK Unchanged ; Jobbing, 116.50.
LARD Higher; prime steam. IS.OBfgfilS.
DRV 8 ALT MEATS Unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, 8Ho; clear ribs. 8o; short
clears, 87,c.
BACON Unchanged: boxed extra shorts,
c; clear ribs. 9Hc; short clears, 970,
POULTRY Firm; chickens, iwc; springs,
I720c; turkeys. 1315H:; ducks, Sc;
geese. 5o.
PITTTER Steady; creamery, 1822Hc.
EOOS-FIrm; 11c.
WHEAT Futuree, higher; July, 86140
tM: September, 87c.
CORN Higher; July. 6M; September, 66c.
OATS Higher; July. 4tMc; September,
ic.
RECEIPTS Flour, S.500 bbl.: wheat,
2J.O00 bu.; corn, 84,000 bu.; oats, 63.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour, 8.800 bbl.; wheat,
17,000 bu.; corn, 76.000 bu.; oats, 22,00) bu.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 20 WHEAT Ju;y,
96A.0; September. StWi 9TiHc ; December,
95V; No. 1 hsrd. HS'tc; No. 1 northern,
B7Vtrii9tc: No. 2 northern, 94'.9Hc; No. 3.
th.El Flax. 32.21.
B A R IE Y 64tfi K'C .
CORN No. 3 yellow. T3'4tJ63'4c.
. OATS No. 3 white. 38c. ,
BRAN J19 tVOffi 19.75.
FIXUR First patents. 34 9096.10; second
patents, t4.70fi4 90: first clears, 33.!6f5r3.3.".;
second clears. 32.25i2.D0.
Philadelphia Profiler Market.
PHILADELPHIA. June 20. BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, 25c; extra
creamery, neaibv prints, I'ic.
EilOS Firm; Pennsvlvanls and other
nearby firsts, t5. per cae; Pennsylvania
ourrent reteipts, free rases, 34. 9i per case;
western firsts, free cases, 3o.2o per case;
western firsts, current receipts, free cases,
34.80 per case.
CHbKSE Firm; New York full, creams,
fancy new, 12yffi U'ic ; New York full
creams, fair to good, 11 Hylic.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. June 20. CORN Higher; No. 3
white, two; No. 3 yellow, o&c; No. 3 yellow,
64Hc: No. 3 mixed. SlVrC.
OATS Higher; No. 2 white, 4tHSc; stand
ard, 40c; No. 3 white, 39V.
Mllwawkee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 20. WHEAT No.
1 northern, 81 014it.02; No. 1 northern, tOcS
81.01; July. 9c; September, 89c.
OATS Standard. 40WHlc.
BARLEY M siting, 9.'ci1.00.
nlth Grala Market.
PULUTH. June 30. WHEAT No. 1
northern. Mtd'tV: July, SJVaC, bid; Sep
tember. 96TaMc, asked.
OATS 40c.
Oils' aad Koala.
AVANNAH. Oa.. June 30 TURPEN
TINE Firm. 51l4i614c: salea. 1.236 bar
rels: receipts. 1.44 barrels: shipments, 79
barrels: storks. 21.0R4 barrels.
Kt8 IN Firm; salea, 2.tti3 barrels; re
ceipts. 3.8-4 barrels; shipments. SoO barrels;
stocks. S.VH63 bsrrels. Quotations: B. (a 10,
D. tdaS; E. 36-47S: F, M-724; O M.75; H.
377-; I. to-90; K, 34 86: M, I4.87H; N. 312H:
KO, 17.21; WW, 7.K.
,
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Prices Give oiowly to Small
Amount of Selling;.
J4ABJLET IS U5USUALLY DULL
Praaaat I'aoertala t y as Crap
Fxaapecta la Regarded largely
Respaaalbla far Tale Caa
dltlea. KKW TTtRK. June 20. tocks gave way
lowly fTfAjr to a compai-atlveiy mail
amount of selling. The market was un
usually dull. A tew stocks, such as Great
Northern preferred, Canadian PadfJo.
Denver Rio UraiTTIa. the h-rlea. Interna
tional Harvester and the electric and teJe-
Rhone shares lost a point or mora, while
orfolk and Western and some less active
Issue exhibited considerable strength.
The present uncertainty as to crop
prospects la largely responlsbla tor this
position, v
The Hill stocks were among the weakest
of standard railroad Issues. Hvever, the
list exhibited considerable underlying
strength as waa Indicated by Its steadiness
In the face of a decline of nearly 4 points
lata In the day by American Telephone.
News that the director of the telephone
company had recommended an Incraua of
J:,0uu,uu0 In capital stocks was the signal
or the moat vigorous move of the day
"r near iraaers, w no SUCCeeaeO in driving
It down rapidly.
There was further active trading on the
"curb" today In the new Panama canal
bonds mora than 33.004,000. of which sold
"when Issued" from 102T4 to 1031k. the nrlca
tending toward the lower flgurs following
publlo attention to the figures at which
awards wera mad.
Before the government can market the
remaining 24o.OXOuO Panama bonds au
thorised, bankers believe, the ptioe may
come within the rang of what they are
willing to pay.
The bond market was Irretrular. Ameri
can Telephone Convertible 4s weakened
with the stock. Total sales, par value,
13,258,000. United State bonds war un
changed on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
alas. Utah. Law. Clorn.
AIMa-Chalmeni ptt ....
Amalgamated Copper ,
AJBarji'aa Agricultural
Am. Beet Sugar
11,100 71 70
701a
47i
44
11
44
61
81.
1V
U14
41S
4, H0
(00
4414
11
43 '
lc
4i
Ul
'iivi
Amartcaa Cos i
Americas O. A W
Am. Ox tan oil
Amerliaa H. A U pt4.
Am. lea BtourltlBS
Amartcaa L4Doee4 . . . tJ
Amarlcan booomotlva .,
Amon can a. K ,
Am. BAR pf4
Am. Stool foundries. .,
Am. Sugar Refining...,
Amarlcan T. A T
Americas Tobacco pfg.,
Americas Woolen ,
Anaconda Mining Ce. ..
Alchlaoa
Atchlaoa pfd . :
Atlantlo Uoaat Line
Baltlmora a Ohio
Bethlebom Stool
Brooklyn Rapid Tr....
404
inu
100
4f
4. 100
81
(00 107 k 107 10T
100 42 U 41
ICO 130 120 114
U.700 lbll4 147 147
100
luO
4
U
44
12
40
400
41
40
lino 114 us iuia
too 11 104 lot
eeo ui ui ui
1.400 101 lo; 107
4O0 14 11 14
400 40 40 40
3.400 140 318 311
21 11 . 11 11
100 100 100 100
Canadian PaoKIa
Central Laathor
4. Antral Lea i nor pta...
lonirai at Mow Joraay.,
Chaaapeaka A Ohio.....
Chicago A Alton
Chicago Great Waatars
C. O. W. pfd ,
Chicago A N. W ,
C. at. A St. P
C . CCA St. U....
Colorado F. A I
Colorado a Southern..
Cooaolldatod Oaa ,
Corn Prpducta ,
Delaware- a Hudson...
no
1,700 44 41
4S
lo
104 41 46 '46
100 141 141 147
4,400 111 127 127
(4
l K 14
14
(4
100 144
144 14
(00 U
4
14
171
18
(4
17
1
44
'ri
44
(7
14
44
Dourer A Kio Grand a
D. A R. O. pfd V 1,400 (4
r , i 1 1 '. - a t , i .
Distillers' Securities
(00
7
Brio
Krlo 1st pfd
Krlo 14 pfd ,
Oonerai Klsotrta
Oroat Northsra pfd
Oreat Northern Ora otfs....
Illinois Csntral
lntarborough Mot-
Int. Met. pfd
International Hamster ...
Int. Marina pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
K. C So. sfd
Laclede Osa
Lul.MI A NashTtlle
Minn. A St. Louis
M.. St. P AS S, at
Missouri, K. A T
M.. K. A T. pfd
Mlasourt Pacific
National Biscuit
National Load
N. R. R. of M. Id pfd....
New Tork Central, ex-dlv.
N. T.. Ot A W
Norfolk a Western
North American
Northern Paclflo
Pacific Mali
Pennsylranla
People's Oaa
P., C. C. A St. la
1.1U4
14
47
sno
200
4
46
200 11 141 lsl
4,900 117 111 12t
100 42 41 ' 42
704 141 14i 140
200 11 18 14
4(0 (2 41 41
1,400 121 120 120
i,soe u is
147
41
11
46
104 41
41
404
100
14
34
44
40
(S
1,1100 100 104 108
xw im iri 161
2O0
30 0
10
400 117 117
134
M
7
M
134
(
400 17
100 44
3.100 (0
100 197
27
44
(0
117
44
(04 44
400 11
S!
31
400 110 100' 104
400 44 44 44
1.(00 li 107 107
400 74 74 14
4,700 194 113 133
100 17 27 24
1,000 124 124 124
200 104 104 101
100 '(4 4 (4
100 21 11 J
(OO 44 14 44
ll
Pitta burg Coal
Pressed Steel Car
Pullmsn Pilars Car
Railway Steel Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Kork Island Co
Rock Islsnd ro. pfd
St. U A 8. F. Id pfd
St. Lout! S. W
St. U S. W. pfd
Sloss-Shefflsld B. 1
Southern Paclflo
Southern Rsllwsy
So. Railway pfd
Tennessee Opper
Texas A -"
T., St. L. a W
T., St. L. W. pfd
t'nlon Paclflo
Vnlon Par.lfie pfd
Vnlted States Realty
t'nlted States Rubber
t'nlted Ststes Btesl
V. S. Steel pfd
T'tah Copper
Vs. -Carolina Chemical
Wabash
Wabssh prd
IVestern Msrylsnd
Westlnghoues Electfie .....
Wetsrn Union, ex-dly
Wheeling U E
400 11
17 17
ir.9 161
91,600 ISO
200
10
93
33
10 U 10
400
l.Kst
400
43 (3
13 93
H- 44
46 46
M
44
11
104 71
100 (0
71
40
70
41
120
11
71
41
22
4.400 U0 120
l.sno Jl', 31
400
400
71
42
71
41
1.100 12
900 41
14.200 1
400 44
100 7
100 40
89.400 11
(00 114
61
60
115 16S
44 ' 44
74 76
40 40
7 76
11 111
4 400 47
aT S7
1,(00
100
400
'i.ios
l.joo
(6
(4
17-
34
'74"
74
17
SI
64
171
17
11
77
74
2no
4
'
lhlfh Valley
1.0110 171 174
Total sales for the day. 341.300 shares
t York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June 20. MONEY On call
steadv, 2V4(ft2H per cent; ruling rate, 24..
closing bid, 2-S; offered at 2Va. Time loans
dull, sixty days, 2V, per ctnt; ninety days,
2W2; six months, 8jr3S.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4 to 44
per cent; sterling exchange, steady with
sctual business in bankers' bills at 3184
for sixty day bills, and at -34.S586 for de
mand. Commercial bills. 34.S3H-
SILVER Uar, 63c; Mexican dollars. 46c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bond today were
s follows:
V. 8. ref. is. rag.. .100 Int. M. M. 4s 47
do eoupon 104 Japan 4s 16
V. Is. reg 141 do 4s M
do eoupon 1(1 K. C. So. 1st la..... :
V. S. 4a. rsg 114 L, 8. deb. 4s 1M1.... 3
do coupon 114 L- A N uni. 4s (
Allls-Chsl. 1st (a.... 74 M . K A T. 1st 4s.. (7
Am. Af 4s 101 do gen. 4l 47
Am. T. A T. e. 4s..li' Mo. Pacific 4s 74
Am. Tobacco ta R R. af M. 4s (1
do 4s 101 N. Y. C. g. 1S 17
Armour A Oo. 4a. 41 do deb. 4s (3
Atuhlsoo gsn. 4a 44 -N. Y. , N. H. A H.
do c. 4a. 114 rv. 6s
do ct. 4t 113 N. A W. 1st a. 4s.. (
A C. L 1st 4s Hi do c. 4s 104
Bal A Ohio 4s No. Paclflo 4s 49
do !s
. do la 71
. 41 O. S U rtd. 4s.... 44
. ss Penn. c. !s Mil.. 47
.101 do con. 4s 103
do 8. W. Ia...
Brook. Tr. c. 4s.
Ceo. of Ua. (s....
Can Leather 4s..
Reading gen. 4a (7
'. of N. I. g. SS..121
8 L. A 8 F. fg. 4s I
(1
Choa A Ohio 4s...ll do gen. 6s
do ref. is St. U S. W. c. 4s... sii
Chicago A A. !s... 4 do 1st gold 4s ft
C. B. A Q j. 4s.... 47 S A 1 4.V. 1t
do sos 4s 44 Bo. Pac. col. 4 Mia
O. M. ASP S l do c 4s (1
C. R. I A P. . 4s. 7 I do 1st ret. 4s (6
do rig. 4s ( 8e. Railway 4a 107
Colo. Ind. (s 14 do gsn. 4s 7
filo. Mia. ts unioa rsriric 48 101
C. A 8. r. A s. 4s tt do ey. 4s 107
P. A H. c. 4s.
.100 do 1st A ref. 4s.. (7
D- A R. O. 4s...
do ref. Is 1
Ttlstlllsrs 4s ....
Kris p. I. 4s
do gea. 4a
do ct 4a, sar.
do series B
'S v. s- jiubuer ss 1U6
so V. s. Btsel Id 4s..
106'
.... 7 Vs. -Car. Chem. (s
.... 44 Wsbash 1st 4s
....11 do 1st A sx. 4a..
A.. 44 Western M4. 4a. ..
.... 11 West. Else. ce. 4s..
(s..l(-' Wis. Central 4a....
lo
104
41's
4T
(6
Oen. Else. ce.
t
43
111. Cen. 1st ret. 4s.. 44 Mo. Pas. ss. 4s....
1st Mat. 4s. 17
Bid. oilsrsd.
Kaw Yrk Car Market.
Th following quotations are furnished
bv IxigHn A Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, 316 South Sixteenth street -
Amsr. Tu banco
414
,. 4
. 10
. 41
. 14
1
. 4
I 1-14
.101
Bay Stale Gas..,
Hulls coalltloa
Cactus
Chlno
DaTls Daly
Ely Ceatrel ....
Ely Cone
Sranalla ......
Glrous
Bslmoat
Oresae Cans oaa
Inaairatloa
.. XI ' Nov. Cons
.. 11 Kawhouae ,.,
.. 11 Nevada-l tan
.. 14 Ohio Copper
.. 1 Rawhide Coalltloa
.. I Kay Central
.. 44 Swift Pag Ce...,
.. 1 Sesra-Raabuck Ce
140
.. 1 Superior A Pittsburg H
.. 4 Trinity Copper 4
.. 1 Nortk Lake I
.. r
3
Lssral Sawarltlea.
Quotations furnished by Burns. Brlnksr
A Co., 444) New Omaha National Bank
building: Bid- asses,
beslrtre Creamery, pfd s (I
ur National Bank Bldg , pfd If
Cars Kacfeaag Nat. Bask steak . 44
lOanell KlnfTa. la, 4H. 114 ..
: Cltr of Omaha arhnnl 44a 1M1.
MNdalir rraini o ta, KM....,
. lot 11 t
. KH lo
St
ie iw.a
'4 it
m i
in n lot H
l)in ft u I ar emt pt
Fairmont (mnr IM g I p. m
Fairmont Omry fa t p. a..
Ksnaaa City 4a. IMO
Marloa t o.. Ia.. 4a. im
Orn.h Watar 4a, 1M
oaiaha a C. a. at. By. to, un .
Omaha C. B. St. Ry. Ia. 1414.
104.
ss
SSUj
... 401
47
101
TO
44
n
104
1
104
101
44
Ml
44
ex -die 41
ss
....... 44
107
o a c. . t. i t I p
omana oaa ta, im
Omaha K. L. P. la. IM
rackara Motor T par eont
t'oloa Stork Taras stork ..........
t'nloa stork Yard la. 1M1
So. Caliromla Miana la. 1414
Trl-Oty R. A U., t4
ISO
41
is
Wlaa ateneilai HaapMal ea. ln.
Iisiss ateek Market.
IXINDON, June 20. American securities
opened quiet and steady today. During the
forenoon transactions a limited but good
lone prevailed. At noon the market was
steady with prices ranging from unchanged
to a point higher than yesterday' New
York closing.
.ondon nosing stock quotations:
Consols, money T toolr()lls A Nse4t..lST
do account Ts Mo.. Kan. A Ten. 41
A ma I. Copper 74 New York Central.. .114
Ansronda 4 Norfolk A Wasters.. 110
Atchison 117 4s pfd 41
da pfd 71 Ontario A Wasters.. 44
Baltimore A Ohle. . ..111 Pennsylvania 44
Csnsdlsn Psclflo ....147 Rand Mines 7
Cnsespssse A Ohle., M Reading 12
Chi. Oreat Western.. 44 entaera Railway .. 12
Chi., Mil. A St. P.. 141 do pfd 11
De Beers
... I Southern Paclflo ..,.122
,. .. r Union Pacific 141
40'4 P'd 47
... 47 V. 8. Steel (1
... 41 de pfd 112
.... 47 Wshaeh II
...14 4s pfd t
...11646
Denver A Rio O,
do pfd
Ens
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
tuLvt.h-Har, yui, 1 at 4Vd per ounce.
MONEY H4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short and three months' hill Is 24 per
cent.
Boston Stocks (so Beads.
BOSTON, Juns 20. Closing quotation on
si ik were a follows:
Alloues It Mohawk
Amsi. Copper 70 'Nerada Osn. ...
A. S. U A I t Nlplsslng Mines
Arizona Com. , 17 North butts ....
Atlantlo ! 4 North Lake
... 41
...
,.. 10
... 44
,.. 1
B. A C. C. A g. M. 14 sold Dominion ..
... 47
,..149
... II
... 72
,.. 11
... 33
... 1
... 17
... H
,.. 1
... 41 I
Butte Oalitloa
U Osceola
Cat. A Arlsona.....
Cat. A Heels......
Centennial
Oo. Rang a C
Eset Butte C. M..
Franklin .
Olroux Cob
Oranby Con
. 41 parrott S. A C...
.474 Quincy
11 Shannon
. 42 Superior
. 11 Superior A B. M.
. 11 Superior A P. C.
7 Tamarack
. 4f'4j II. 8. S. A. A M.
. 7 de pfd
Greene Canaoea
Use Roysle Copper.. 17 Utah Con
.. 1
... 41
... 1
...111
Kerr Lake 4 Utah Cooper Co..
Lsks Copper (( Wlnons
La Salle Copper 4 WoiTerlos
Mural Cooper 32
K-aiv. ,
New Tork Mlnlns Stocks.
NEW TORK, June 20. Closing quotations
01 tinning biocke eie
Alios 2f4
t.lttle Chief ,
Mexican ......
Ontario
Ophlr
Standard
Yellow Jacket
. 4
.440
.100
.100
.140
40
Com. Tunnel stock,. 14
do bonds i
Onn, Csl. A Va 144
Horn SIlTsr 26
Iran Bllssr 1(4
Lesdrllle Osa. 14
Offered.
Bank Clear!"-.
OMAHA. June 20. Bank clearings for
today were 32,246,734.30 and for the corre
sponding data laat year 31,982,481.20.
OMAHA UflNEKAs. MARKET.
BUTTER Creamery. No. a delivered ta
the retail trad in 1-lb. cartons. 33c; No.
2. In K-lh. tubs, 31c; No. 3, in 1-lb. cartons,
tic; packing slock, solid pack, lie; dairy.
In DO-lb. tuba, 144lto; market changes every
Tuesday.
CHL-ESK-Twlns. 14Mrl6o; young Ameri
cas, 16c; daisies, lac; triplet, l&o; Umbsrger,
16c; No. 1 brick, loc; Imported bwls. Uo;
cuniestlo Swiss, 22c; block Swiss. Ukv
POULTRY iiressea broilers, under t lbA.
35.00 per doi ; hen 14o;cockA 10c; duck,
lbc; gee. 16c; turkey, 34c; pigeon, per
don. 31.30; homer squabs, per doo, HV;
fancy squabs, per do.. li.oO; No. t per
60a, ee.OI. Alive; Broilers, 30c; 1, t IV
lbs., and 1 to 2 lbs.; sue; smooth legs. Iki;
bens, 10c; old rousters, So, eld ducks, full
featheistt, lie, gee, fuii teaiheraa. ic:
turacy. UVtc, guinea fowl. 30o tach; pi
cons, par dux., homers. vr oox. lluu:
squabs. No. 1. per dos., Il.su; Me. 3, tsar tivx..
ttv; oia turkeys. 14o.
tan lrosu PIckartH. 10c; whits,
lac; Plks. 14c; trout, ale: Isrc craDuiea
kiWc; opaniah mackerel. 19o; eel, Uw; had
dock, Uc; tlounders, 13o; green cat tlx a, lj;
ids sums, evu woj saaa ro. per pair,
40o; Itug; leg, per do,, e6c4es.uO; aalmou,
20c; baiitout. sc; ysliow parui, sc. tullai
he; buiibsaci. 10.
Beel Cuts-Kib: Ko. J, lVe; No. 3, Ulc;
No. i, luVxc. Loin: No. J, loc; No. 2, Usc;
No. 3, 13c Chuck: No. 1, So; No. 3, 6c;
No. 3, 60. Round: No. 1, 10V,c; No. J, 10c;
No. 3. JOc Plate: No. J, 6c; No. 3, c;
No. 8, 4,c.
thLiio-Bgnanai, fancy select, per
bunch, W ZHit-M. Jumbo, bunch, i.vniji.Ji.
Cherries, home arown, per 24-t. case, i-uo.
Dates, Anchor brand, new, no 1-lb. pkgs. In
boxes, per box, !i.0v. Uoosebernea, nome
aiown, per 24-qt. case. 4U.6O. Lemons,
iimonelra brand, extra fancy, 300 sue, per
box, ei.aU; 860 size, per box, 3.(J0; Loma
luiionelra, fancy, 30u size, per box, i.ou;
4vj sixe, per box, f?.60:. 240 and 420 sizes,
-oo per box less; Cymbal brand, 3-,it,u
sizes, per box, 3.ofS.7.ou Oranges, Camella
ituuiaiids aienciaa, ail sizes, per oox. 34 0U;
lancy Valencia, bO-iftr&tt sizes, J.L.B- Call
loinla Jaffa and Mediterranean swejt
oranges, 160 and smaller ilxes, per box,
43. it. Pineapples Florida, 24--3)-4i-48 sizes,
per crate, i.Ji. Strawberries, Hood River,
per Z4-qt. case, 34.00. Watermelons, Texas,
per lb., 2c. Cantaloupes, California, stand
ard, 45 count, (4.0O per crate; pouy crate,
64 count. t-i.M.
VEGETABLES Beans, string and wax,
per hamper, IJ.60; per mkt. bsk., tMc431.0o.
Cabbage, southern, new, per lb., 4Vxc. Cu
cumbers, hot house, 1 and 2 dos In box,
per box, ll.ijfe'i.Oo; Texas, per bu., hamper,
1.1.60. Egg plant, tancy Florida, per doz.,
)l.b02.U0. Garlic, extra fancy, white, per
lb., 12c. Lettuce, extra fancy leat, per
doz., 40c. Radishes, psr dos., 30c. onions,
Texas Bermuda, white, per crate, 12.25; yel
low, per crate, 32.00. Parsley, fancy home
Brown, per dos. bunches, 46c. Potatoes,
Iowa and Wisconsin, white stock, per bu.,
.1.3n1.50; new stock. In sscks. per lb., 4c..
Tomatoes, 'i eyas, per 4-bek. crate, 1126.
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds, California,
soft shell, per lb., 18c; In sack lots, lo less.
Brazil nuts, per lb., 13c; In sack lots, lo
less. Filberts, per lb.. 14c; in sack lots, lo
less. Peanuts, roaated, per lb., 8c; raw,
per lb., 614c. Pecans, large, per lb., 16c; In
sack lots, lc les. Walnuts, California, per
lb., 19c; lu sack lots, lc less. Honey, new,
24 frames, 33.7a,
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, June 20. -COFFEE Fu
tures opened steady at an advance of 162
points. In response to steady French ca
bles and soatered covering. Smaller re
ceipts st the Brazilian ports and firm
Brszllian offers for forward shipment
probably tended to restrict offerings, and
the market ruled generally steady, closing
quiet, net unchanged to 4 points higher.
Sales, 16.000 bafs; June. 10.89c; July, 10. Mo;
August, 10.83c; September, 10.71c; October,
lO.utic; November, 10.63c; December, Janu
usry, February, March and April, 10.61c;
May. 10.62c ..
Havre was Unchanged to H higher. Ham
burg was unchanged to higher. Rio,
50., r el a higher at 7 3350; 8a n tog, unchanged;
4sti ITuO; 7s. I 8300. Receipts at the two
Brazilian ports, mono bags, against 24.000
baKs last year. Jundlahy receipts, 7.800
bass, against ,12.700 bags last yesr. New
York warehouse deliveries yesterday, 6.83ti
bags, against 10.706 bags last year. Rain
was reported In all districts of Sao Pa-tla.
Spot coffee, steady; Rio. No. 7, 13c;
Santos, No. 4. 13'c. Mild coffee, quiet;
Cordova, 1315c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jure 20. METALS Copper,
standard, firm; spot and futures. 812.30(9
12.40. London market firm; spot, to7 6s;
futures, 67 17s M Lake copper, locally,
I12.25fi13.00; electrolvtlc, 812.62Vi12.76; cast
ing, I12.37ral2 50. Tin. firm; spot and fu
tures. 41.7j4o.OO. London market firm;
spot, 192 16s; futures. 1191 16s. Lead, steady;
34.4aig4.60 at New York; W.3D&4 40 at East
St. Louis. At London. 13 6s 3d. Spelter,
strong; 3S.70fr6.90 at New York; 86.o6!Uo.75
at East St. lxiuls. At London. 24 12s 6d.
Antimony, dull; Cookson's. 8900. Iron,
Cleveland warrsnts. 46s 4Hd In London.
Locally, Iron was Irregular; No. 1 northern
foundry. No. 1 southern foundry snd No.
1 southern foundry, soft. 315 00 16.60; No.
2 northern foundry, 114.764$ 16. 26.
ST. IXll'IS, Mo.. June 20. METALS
Lead, firm at 14.37 Vj4.4o; spelter, strong at
(0.505. lit).
r4ta Market.
NEW YORK. June SO. COTTON Spot
closed quiet. 10 points higher; middling up
lands. 1S.4iv m'dlln gul' ln.lvic. No sales.
ST. I5UIS Mo.. June 30 COTTON l n
chsnged; middling. 15c; sale, none; re
ceipts, 45 bsles; shipments, 651 bales;
Stork, 8,70' bales.
New York cotton trerket. as furnished by
Logan A Bryan, members New York Cot
ton exchange. 818 South Sixteenth street:
Month. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
July .... 14 71 14 W Tl TI 14 84 14
Aug 14 '3 14 70 14 5 14 h 1148
Sept. ... 13 IV It 69 11 NO 13 64 IS 48
Oct 13 24 13 29 13 20 18 26 13 It
Deo. 13 24 13 31 13 21 13 26 11 ltt
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
BeeTci Are Generally Strong to Ten
Cent Higher.
HOGS SELL MOSTLY TEN jUGHHH
GfH4l KllllatT Kheea. nasi lasalr la
G)el Deaaaad, with Saaalr Terr
Light aad Price gtrwagj
ta Some lllgner.
BOITTH OMAHA, run t. 1911.
Receipts were: Cattl Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 3.987 .97 3.W7
Estimate Tuesday 1.300 12.600 3.000
Two dars this week 4.37 13.457
Sam days last week.... 8.3 26.(79
Same days 2 weeks ago. 3.631 14.473
Same days 8 weeks ago. 6.107 20.00
Sam days 4 weeks ago. 9.416 22,6X9
Sara day last yesr.... 9,030 K.863
The following table shows th receipts of
cattle hogs, and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to data as compared with last
year
1911. 1910. inc.
Cattl
Hogs
Sheep
.... 479.3X1 446, US M.8
...JL3Pl.t04) 14V3.76T 178.449
... 242.431 4THO&1 33.330
following table a ho ws the avrs
1 he
prices on hog at South Omaha for th
last several days, with tyornparksona:
f
Dates, j 1911. WM.fl909.ln3.llW.rj9.l
un 101
J2HI
S 90W
Iff!
I I 31
tm
6 8S I 18
I 81 I II
I 231 I 13
I 36 8 If
I 381 I Ti
I 6 30
8 8!
8 33 8 19
I 301 6 16
June 11.
371 3 0H1
June 12..
June 13..
June 14..
i 48 II 91
89 e I 1 jj
eM8Sl
8 61184
1841 f
I 68 I Ml
5 67 ( 97l
6 4 931
6 M 6 91)
4 7IJ ir IM
June 16.,
i 76HI 4o 7 67
July 16..
June 17..
June 14..
June 19..
6 Mi
9 36
T 60
l!
a
6 9m
t 99
9 21
7 63
T 61
7 (3
30
e
42
June 20..
Sunday.
RecelDts and disposition of live stock at
th Union stock yards for the twenty-four
nours ending at 3. p. m. yesterday:
RECEIPTS.
Catt1a.Hogs.Sheep.tT sea.
C, M. St. P. Ry.... 1
1
1
w abash
Mipsourl Pacific 6
Vnlon Pacific ' 46
C. A N. W east I
C. A N. W west.... 88
C; St. V., A 0 14
C. R. A Q., east 6
C. B. A Q., west.... 42
C, R. I. A P., east.. I
Illinois Central
c. o. w
6
49
2
to
10
2
68
3
2
3
t
'i
10
Total receints m
186
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 8f.9 166
Swift and Company 733 1.030 . 342
Cudahy Pocking Co 1,008 8.618 28
Armour A Co 969 3,3M1 149
Schwarti-Bolen Co 34 1....
Murphy 4,411
Sinclair S
Morrell 94
Stephens Bros 44 ....
Hill A Son 116
F. B. Lewis 30
Huston A Co 47 ...... ....
J. B. Root A Co 3
J. H. Bulla 97
U Wolf 41
8. werthelmer 6 ....
N. Conahey 14
Other buyers 261 til
Totals 3,801 lXTVr LSM
CATTLE Ther were 160 car of cattle
reported In this morning as against 213
cars on Tuesday of last week. It was. In
fact, the smallest run for Tuesday since
three weeks ago.
There was a splendid showing of beef
steers In the yards this morning there be
ing a number of loads that were good to
very good on sale. Fortunately th buying
demand was reasonably active and th
market opened in good season In the morn
ing with prices on the desirable kind of
beeves ranging anywhere from strong to
as much as 10c hlger in some cases. Right
good cattle sold up as high as 36.15. The
bulk of the offerings changed hand at an
early hour.
Oood fat. cows and heifer were strong
In sympathy with th strength shown by
beef steers, but grass stock was quoted no
better than steady.
There were vmrv f.w etM.ir ei - .4
feeders In the yards and the trad on that
aina or came was without any new or
interesting features.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to cholc beet
steers, 6.85ii.l6; fair to good beef steers,
86.60g6.86; common to fair beef steers. 16.003
6.60; good to choice heifers, 86.00ift6.o0; good
to choice cows, 14.606.09; fair to good cows
and , heifers, 84.00fl4.60, common to fair
cows and heifers, i2.6OjX.0O; good to cboics
utockers and feeders. e4.906.2); fair to good
ktockers and feeders, 14.404.90; common to
fair stockers and feeders, $3.6094.40; stock
heifers, 33.0U&.4.24; veal calves. 44 XfciI.ai:
bulls, st us, etc., 3.2.vy5.00.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
2J...
33....
II...,
31....
14....
40.,..
11....
14....
21....
11
7....
SO....
St....
18...
34....
40.,..
84...
14....
31....
11.,...
11....
11....
21....
12...
14....
21...
11 ...
16
14....
14....
' AT. Pt.
No.
At. Pr.
...1214 I W
...1180 4 st
...116 6 44
...lift 4 46
...140( ( W
...1100 ( U
...1310 4 84
...U14 ( 16
...1112 ( 16
...lam ( so
...1481 i (0
...1177 ( (0
...1244 4 40
...1124' ( (6
...ISO ( M
...14S4 ( ft
...1284 ( H
...1161 ( 00
...111! (00
...U14 (00
...11(1 (00
...168( (0
...1344 4 00
...1444 4 OS
...1476 ( 06
...1S04 ( 06
...1661 ( 04
...1224 4 04
...1472 4 04
...1471 ( 10
(31 1 04
1401 ( 20
644 4 16
11 4 44
10S6 ( (0
1124. 4 44
1264 4 44
1266 4 66
10t 4 60
lOftfl ( (0
110 ( (o
...... 114 4 44
1064 4 (6
1240 6 44
138 ( Hi
. (66
1164 4 10
1141 1 70
1034 ( 10
12K 4 70
UM 4 74
1264 A 74
1224 4 76
1144 4 74
1171 ( 76
400 ( 74
1160 ( 10
1160 ( (0
1294 ( (0
1136 I 10
11.
24.
14...
41...
24...
24...
11...
14...
41...
40...
14...
11...
4...
16...
16...
24...
16...
24...
(4...
44...
10...
12...
1(...
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11...
14...
40...
21...
(1...
14...
37.
1JH 4 46
24.
14(7 ( 14
COWS. STEERS AND HEIFERS
II..
(M ( 00 (.
4(4 4 00 34.
..ion (a
.. Ml I 10
. . 12( 4 7(
.. 77( 4 74
.. 416 4 (
..1404 I U
4
I
It
14
It
10
I
18
4
6
t
12
104
67
11
9
1
1
..1214 4(6 (0 ,
.. 724 4 40 28
.. 146 4 44 111
..1202 4 (4 1(
.. 76 I 40
COW8.
.. 474 I 1 I
.. 721 I 36 4 ,
..1061 4 16 4
..1048 4 4a ' (
..1011 4(0 1
..LUX 4 76
HEIFERS.
.. 671 I 40 (
..421 I 70 .4
.. (! 4 00 I
.. 144 4 20 12
BULLS.
..1114 4 40 1
.. 470 4 00 t
. . 144 4
..1092 4 40
,.121h ( OS
.. Md (00
..1124 I 10
.. 141 4 lO
.. 746 4 40
.. 700 ( 36
.. 706 6 40
..1(10 4 74
..17 JO 4 40
CALVES.
14 3 16 1 124 4 40
1 133 4 24 1 no ( 76
1 130 4 40 1 1A0 4 14
1 460 4 Oo 1 160 7 00
4 140 4 00 1 ISO T 00
1 130 ( 00 4 1,2 1 00
1 180 ( 00 t 180 7 00
4 171 4 40 1 120 1 00
HO 4 10 1 1(0 1 00
8 164 ( 40 1 110 1 26
STOCK EK8 AND FEEDERS.
16 411 4 IS 1 731 4 (0
4 641 4 10 7 J72 4 70
H i4 4 40 14 I4 4 74
31 I4 4 44 17 741 4 10
HOGS Receipts of nogs thla morning
numbered only 189 cars aa against M cars
011 Tuesday of last week. The market
opened with that feeling that hogs would
eell at steady or possibly strong price and
a few ot the first loads that changed hands
brought very little. If any more money
than yesterday. However, as buyers noted
that there was an enormous falling off In
receipts aa compared with a week ago,
with protepects that the runs would con
tinue moderate the remainder or the week
they apparently became very anxious for
supplies, witn tne result that the trade he.
came almost Immediately Kn Mu. hlih..
The trade was very sctlve at the advance
aMid the hogs changed hands about as
readily aa buyers could get at them. I.ater
on in the morning It became fully loc higher,
closing at the high point of the day.
The hogs sold very largely at 85.96fi.05
rr m high aa 34.1& for th beat
light weights. In this connection It might
. ..i.i leutiuu tne country In regard to
i. Km 110KS. While the demand for best
light weights Is still very good, and while
hogs of mat description srs commanding a
tug premium over heavy and mixed loads
still there are beginning to be a rood many
common and trashy light loads wHcn sre
not wanted. In other words, to command
high prices a load of light hogs must be
even In weight, smooth and shapely. On
the other hand, rough and uneven light
hogs may b depended upon to sell way
down In th list of prices.
Everything In sight had changed hands
before 10 o'rlock In th morning.
Repreentp"ve -Mes:
Na. :Ar. Sb. Pt. Na. As. Sk. Pr.
6.-.J... 1 44 ttl 4 4 A
14 MS ... 8 IS 47 240 144 I SO
il Ill 120 I kt 44 144 40 4 00
i- -1 .! 4 Si 80 2"4 20 4 OS
46.. 134 60 6 (i 64 ;S4 at I 00
43 264 201 I l ;t4 4 AO
II 4 ... 4 44 44 134 (4 4 8
II lo 181 IN It 234 140 4 OO
1 444 ... I 44 90 3uT ... 104
... I 4
44 4 -
... 4 H
... 4 so
... 4 SO
... 4 44
... 4 ss
44 I SS
... I 40
14 I (S
... I SO
44 I SO
SO ( s
344 I 44
... I 4
... 4 40
. . 4 SS
44 4 46
... 4 S6
... 4 14
... I H
40 6 M
to IN
... ( S4
M IN
a . g W
...IK ... (40
...IK 6S ( 00
...27 1st ( 00
... 264 40 (OA
...234 IM ( 00
...K.( 40 (OS
...tel im ( on
,,.;il so (00
.. .11 N 4 00
...140 44 4 0
...tSI ... 4 00
...131 40 I 04
...444 40 4 Oa
...464 ... 4 00
...144 ... 4 00
...im so 4 no
.. .174 so ( 00
...lit N 4 02
...til ... 4 42
...111 40 4
...14 ... 4 06
...ill 40 ( N
...146 40 ( At
...l.t 40 6 44
...0 40 ( 06
...;T ss 1 04
...131 110 8 f
..181 ... 4 06
...t:o ... in
...121 ... 106
...247 . . 1 06
...211 SO 4 OS
...131 140 I 01
...136 8 I 04
.. 3" 40 4 4
...174 .. 106
...!44 (0 4 06
...;18 40 4 OS
...226 ... I A6
...171 ... log
,...187 40 4
..271 SO (OS
...2M 40 4 01
...237 ... 4 06
...117 44 4 04
...184 ... 4 06
..126 ... (06
...114 124 4 06
...186 ... I 06
...184 40 4 f
...222 ... 4 06
...201 40 4 07
...181 40 4 07
...216 ... I 10
...207 ... I tO
...2.30 ... I 10
..107 ... I 10
...311 N III
..111 80 ( 10
...188 80 I 10
...214 12 I 10
...1TI ... I 10
...148 ... I 10
16.,
17.
TO.
84.
41..
71. ...
48....
41....
18...
74....
46...
11...
7...
41...
44...
78 ..
Tt...
74...
T8...
TI...
40...
84...
1. ..
84 ..
46...
74...
41...
47...
76...
74...
40...
41...
74...
40. ..
46...
60...
2...
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(4 ..
TO...
TI...
41...
48...
91 ... ,
41...,
7t....
41....
17...,
46...,
40...,
T...
17...,
74...,
41...
74....
41....
41....
T6...
40...,
88...
.(
.171
.164
.244
W4
.161
V
44...
14..
ia.
1...
44...
41..
41..
41 .
34. .
41...
44..
41..
14..
14..
46..
44..
64 .
41..
41..
.114 M IN
.1ST 44 I 44
.464 IN
IM m IN
.147 44 4 N
at ... 1 n
.161 40 I N
.14 SB 4 N
.164 144 4 N
M8 ... 4 N
.IN ... 4N
.114 44 I N
.171 144 I N
.170 ... ( S6
.147 40 ( M
170 1(0 I W
ts( 120 ( N
...181
N IN
... 4 N
... 4 N
N IN
... 4 46
... 4 N
... 144
Miff
180 4 46
... I 47
IM 4 17
...It
...17
...ST
...Ml
...288
...1(7
...16
...114
24...
44...
...
(0
41....
74....
73....
41....
44...
71....
41....
14....
41....
44....
71....
19....
40...,
70.,..
14....
71....
44....
TI....
...144
...238
110 ISO I sit
t 110 4 40
.181
..831
.201
..41
..Kl
..231
. .2'4
..166
44 4 00
40 4 on
4 4 00
. . 4 00
404 4 00
... 4 "0
... 4 OA
... 4 44
... 4 00
..144
IS! 144 4 OS
46 174 44 4 14
71 ill ... 4 14
80 181 ... I II
1 ... 4 44
.114 IN I 00
144 ... 4 44
94 14 ... I 11
SHEEP Reelpts of sheep were very mod
arat this morning, only about eight cars
being reported In part of them single decks.
A ha been the rase several days bark
th quality of offering was far from good
taken as a whole. There were four more
car of Oregon yearlings, th same ss have
oeen coming and the remainder or the re
ceipts consisted of odds and ei,n of spring
lambs and ewe. Th demand waa fair
and it was evident that packers wanted a
iew aeoent Killer and anything that would
come under that head sold verv reai'.llv
at strong prices. Common stuff, much of it
naraiy good enough tor killers was natur
ally slow sole at no more than steadv
price. There were a few good spring lambs
that Sold UD to 87.. the heat nrlre nnlH
In some day and there were two head of
usuve ewes gooa enough to bring 14.16.
Quotations on sheeD and lambs: Sorlna
lamb, good to cfiblce. 36o7.25: eorlne
lambs, fair to good. 86'7T77n0; shorn
lamoa. good to choice IS txT7i shorn
Jambs, fair to good, 86.6tao.0O; feeding
Iamb shorn, 83.6034.25; yearlings, shorn,
44 finrfra no- . V. h . v. n. t. -rc-v. v.
- . w, uv u, . 1 , vwt-0,
good to choice, shorn, W.6Ojp4.00; ewes, fslr
togood, shorn, 88.00fSa.60; culled ews, 11.60
Representative saUa:
No.
Av.
. 87
. 64
. 60
. 73
. 44
. 69
. 4
. 124
. 64
. 62
. 90
. 116
. 63
Pr.
1 60
4 76
2 76
7 25
4 60
7 00
4 60
4 15
6 00
8 66
2 00
2 76
60
dO western ewes, culls
301 western lambs
211 western lambs, feeder
00 spring lambs
16 spring lamb, culls
64 spring Iambs
8 spring lambs, culls
41 western ewes
ISsS western lambs......
66 western lambs, feeders
14 western ewes
8S western ewe
68 spring lamb
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle and "heest Steady
Host Btreagr.
CHICAGO. June 20. CATTLE Receipts.
2.600 head; market steadv: beeves. 34. 90s
6.60: Texas steers, 34.65tift.85; western steers.
84.36i96.70; stockers and feeders. 33.6tVff6.60;
cows and heifer, 82.6036.90; calves, 86.104,
8.60.
HOQl Receipt.' 18.000 head; market
strong at opening prices; light, 8S.0nffy.4O;
mixed, 800f.42ii; heavy, (o.04i.3JH;
rougn, (o.vsi.tJ6; good to cnoice heavy,
t6.0Mfd.S7Va: pigs. lo.66fS6.26:. bulk of sales.
t6.2&9.36.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 16.000
head: market steady; native, 32.nO-4.35;
western. 12.7504.85: yearlings. 34.low4.9o: na
tive lambs, HXK(j.S0; western, 84.254j6.60.
t. I.owl Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 80. CATTLE RecelDts.
9,400 head, including 3,800 Texans: market.
steady to 10a lower: native shipping and
export steers, 35. 7640; dressed beef and
butcher steers, 35.2fi6.00; steers under
1.000 pounds, 3o.0viftt.25: stockers and
feeders, 83.00i34.76j cows and heifers. ISOfVft
0.25; canners, ILOiVfi3.00; bulls, 83.60r36.25;
cslves, 85.00ia8.26; Texas and Indian steers,
14. 00600; cows and heifers, 83.006.00.
HOGS Receipts, 18.100 head: market.
steady to strong: pigs and lights. 35.00?)
6.46; packers. 34.3rvS6.4S; butchers and best
heavy. 36.35(86. 46.
SHEEP Receipts, 15.000 head: market.
10c to 15c lower; native muttons, 3.fsYfr3.75:
lambs. I6.0067.fi0: culls and bucks, 32.0OJr3.75;
stockers, l.253.0O.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 20. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 11,000 head. Including 200 southerns;
market, steady to strong; dreesed beef and.
export steers, 858.van.36; fair to good, 84.86
$J5.eO; western steers, 84.80fti6.10; stockers
and feeders, 13,755.00; southern steers,
3.85.SS.30; southern cows, 82.90rft4.60; native
sows, 92.40(95.00; native heifers. M.OOrftelO;
bulls. 13.0011 4.66; calves. 34 00(84.75.
HOGo Receipts. 19.000 head: market. 60
higher: bulk of sales, 6.t5f?3.22; heavy,
6.108.30; packers and butchers. .15iS6.20;
packers and butchers, 86.15fr.26; lights, ejy.15
tj6.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 12,030
head; msrket, wesk; lambs. 5.2fii'7.00; year
lings, 34.25(34.75; wethers, 83.75r2f4.0r: ewes.
23.25r93.50; stockers and feeders, I2.7fxfffl.25.
St. Joseph I. Ire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., June 30. CATTLE
Receipts. 1.8T9 head; market slow: beeves.
14 50ft . 10; cows and heifers, 33.606.66;
cslves. ITJ.5fnfi7.75.
HOGS Rerelnts 8.600 heed: market 6c to
lor higher; top, 8f.26; bulk of sales, 86.109 V
8.26. A
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 3 000
heed; market active and strong; lambs,
4.6O7.0O.
Stork la Sight.
....414
....let
... J4
... t7
... Il
....01
.. . . 281
....21
...104
....174
....14
,...m
... i;t
....ti
...HI
. ... 144
....(
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western market yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 3.300 12.600 2.000
St. Joseph 1.800 8.5o0 8,000
Kansas City 11.000 19,000 12.WX)
St. Louis 9.400 18.100 15.000
Chicago 2,500 16,000 15.000
Totals 28,000 74,100 . 47.000
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Frails.
NEW YORK. June 30 EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet, but firm on the smsll
stocks; on the spot fancy, 15gitjc; choice,
14Vc; prime, 13V13,e.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, quiet on the
spot, but prices are firm on the small
stocks: 9-(J'144c for California up to 30-40.
and Il4t14 for Oregon from 80s to 80s.
Apricots, quiet and steady, with small of
ferings; on the spot, choice 15c; extra
choice, l&4i('lHr; fancy, lUViftlie. I'earhe.
quiet and steady; choice, 8fi9c;. extra
choice, O'atiS'ir ; fancy, 9fl0r. Ralxina,
dull, but steady; loose muscatels, ti'friTo;
choice to fancy seeded. 6'c9c; seedless,
6c; London layers, ll.Kil to.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. June 20 WOOL While there
is no general trade In wool, conslder
sble staple Is rhsnging hands and dealers
report a strong undercurrent of avllvlty.
The bulk of the transitions have been In
the new clip. The market holds firm.
Estimate place the amount of the clip
contracted In Montuna at approximately
60 per rent, the greater part being sold st
19o. Territory sroured wools are selling at
61c to 52c for the very best, while three
eighths Ohio Is hanging hands st 25c.
ST. LOCIS. June 20. WOOI-r-Unrhsnged.
Territory and western mediums, !7'o'lsVc;
fine mediums. 16'al7c; fine. lirgM'ic.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Juns 20 DRY OOODS
The cotton goods markets were quiet for
the day. I'nderwear and hosiery for
spring delivery are. being offered at last
Sfason'a prices. Silks are quirt. House
trsde with jobbers la light but steady,
Isgar Mark!.
NEW YORK. Jun JO.-SUGA R Rw.
firm, muscovado. 89 test, 3 42c; centrifugal,
96 test, 392c; molasses, 89 test, 1.17c; re
fined, steady.
Omaha Hap Market.
OMAHA. Jun 30-HAY-No. 1, 811; No.
2. 810; packing. 87; alfalfa, 613. Straw:
Wheat. V. rye. 34 60. oat ti
SHYER WEDDING HOLDS EES
Reception oa Wliit Hons) lwnr
Endi Most Notable Function.
FIVE THOUSAND AHE rEISENT i
Mr. Tar Rarvrtae Her Fr4aa r, .
Reasalalasr hr th ITweldewCB
Ida la ReewiTtatt Llaa ( ,
All rtTealagf. f
WASHINGTON, Juna tO.-Tha siiTs
wedding celebration of President and Mr.
Taft. the second that has been held in tha
White House, came to an and last tUgM
with the reception on th Whit Hme
lawn. Imitations had been sent lo almost
12.000 persons and while th official eounl
nf those who shook hands with tha prearl
rient was not given out It was atf ln-tXe4
that at least 6.000 persons were pre eat.
Never In th history of the nation prob
ably hss such a function been held fit
Washington. The diplomatic rorpa, tha
T'nlted State supreme court, th eenata
nnd the house of representatives, tha de
partments of the government, th men who
are high In political affairs of th country,
the army and navy and almost every walk,
in life were represented. The clear, OorH
night, mnking the reception In th open
air possible, prevented the crush of which)
the White House for days has been afraid
and mado the reception not only brilliant
and unusual, but delightful In every re
epect. The guests would have filled tha
White House to overflowing, but th Whlta
House grounds sre ample and there was no
crush and no confusion.
Possibly 18.000 people crowded about tha
Iron fence that surrounds the grountls and
looked longingly at th lectrlo display,
th (plashing fountain and the gay throrur
within. Washington seldom gets exalted,
about BTfrrthlng, but tonight tt showed .Its
Interest In the anniversary of the president
In aamlstAkabls fashion.
PrtweMstaaa Beglna Hecepttea.
Th aaeCs said that the reception wessl 1
begin at f eesook and promptly on tha
hour, to the strains of the wedding tnareh,
the president oa airs. Taft walked alowly
down the staircase ef the Whit Home
preceded by th six presidential aide and
followed by the cabinet. Out through th
red room to th rear portico of th man
sion, down th broad step and out onto
th lawn the procession marched, while
hundreds of guests already In the gTOUd
watched their progress. They took thlt
stand beneath two trees Just about tha
center of th lawn, whose branches war
Joined by an alactrio sign flashing "IS-
1911."
The guests entered from th east front,
passed through th corridor beneath tha
Whit House and out onto th lawn. Down
the winding walk they passed tn two Mnes
to where th president, his fac wreathed.
In smile, was waiting to meet them all.
Above th walks th electric! ana - had)
touched ' tha trees with tnogio and they),
biased In red and whit and blu bulb.
From the top of th treasury a monatetf!
searchlight played upon a new American -flag
upon th summit of th mansion.
Over th rear portico another flag; In
red, whit and blu Incandescent lamps, -shimmered
and waved. Th fountain in tha
center of th ground, played upon by
another searchlight sprinkled forth) ail
hue of th rainbow.
Th Washington monument. 1,000 feat to
th south, brought Into sight by th thou
and of lights, stood out sharply against '
the sky, with her and there a tr strive
Ing unsuccessfully ag&inst th lights oj
man. ,
Presents Beantlfal Scene. '
The Whit House iawn. dipped and) '
shaved' to the very quick, made a carpet of
oft dark green over which Walked lightly
th gayly clad women, the men in block
or In the white of the military service.
Down near th fountain th Marin band
In scarlet coats played with vigor aad la
the Whit House Itself the Engineer bond
vied with them. Every, corner of tha mas
slon had its own particular light. On tha
terraces that extend upon th old man
sion eastward and westward the beauty ot
th White House conservatories had been
poured. The tall lamp that stand along
the borders of these terrace had been
shaded by deep red paper, resembling noth
ing so much as monster popple.
The reception was Just as Informal asj
the president could make It, Those who
could waited in line for hour to shak
hands, but many slipped out of th line
and sought the shaded walks, the chairs
waiting on the grass or wandered at will
through the lower floors of th mansion.
The presents that numbered In th hun. '
dreds and whose money value ran high, 1
Into the thousand attracted many, whlla,'
others turned to the east room, whose pol
ished floor echoed to th tread of th
dancers.
Preparations had been mod fop 1.000
guests and the refreshment tables
in the state dining room cam as near
groaning aa a perfectly good table con
come. The president and the members of
his family with the cabinet and th Aides
were served on the east terrace but tha
guests found their refreshments in th,'
state dining room. 1
Mr, Taft Stay la Llae.
Mrs. Taft surprised even those families
with the Improvement in health that sh
hss shown by remaining by th president's
side in the receiving line all th evening.
She wore a gown of whit satin brocaded
with white flowers, with a court train.
Miss Helen Taft, who was near at hand,
wore a gown of pink satin with a tunlo of
pink chiffon.
In spite of th unususl crowd th ma
chinery had been so perfected that every
thing worked smoothly. The automobile
under the watchful eye of the police,
chugged up to the east entrance, deposited
their occupants and steamed away again
a half dozen to the minute. The foot oaa.
sengers found scce mora difficult but th
ponce arrangements were good and with a
ilttle rushing now and then, a little di
plomacy tare and there, ihey got through
the crowds of the curious. More than
100 policemen (n uniform were on
guard around th fence and th usual plain
clothes men and secret service guards war
within the grounds.
While o'clock had been named as th
hour at which the reception begsn no Urn
was fixed for the end of the festivities and
it was after midnight that the sna-lneer
bnd struck up 'Home, Sweet Home," th
last dancers swept out on the floor of th
east room ond th president felt that h
could retire.
The president said In part:
"Th prospect of going back to a less
sctlv life hss In It at this time on
phases that, are welcome and soma that
ar unwelcome. The necessity for labor
which will follow my retirement, however,
relieves me somewhat from anxiety on
that score.
"It will be now. when my son Robert
comes buck to practice law, four genera
tions in Cincinnati, and whll it ha been
pressed on him and on me to hv him
go to some place where possibly his emolu
ments would b larger. I am determined,
snd he sympathises with me. that be shall
go to th horn that knew hi great
grandfather and his grandfather and hi.
father, and ther h shall work out his
-w' "ui DIB
I I hops wu j V.
-at least in
atb and tn f
me unaer tn Influences that
be favorable to his success
restraining hlra within th pa
limitations of an honorabkt Ufa."
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