10
TTTE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1911.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bullish Crop Newi from Sooth Dakota
Excitei Short.
DRY AND HOT IN THE CORN BEI.T
Me-teerolnglral ' C adltlneia Caeee a
Cnsjllaeatlon af Dalllafc Feellag
and Rrlan a a AaWanee In
the Market.
OMAHA. June II. 191L
The entire grln rslatng section of (he
country In suffering nnrter snorher day of
liry flhr, although temperatures were
some loner In the northwest. Dullish crop
ni from South Dakota excited shorts and
raueed the rcrent advance and unless
weather conditions Improve the damage
lll be heavy, although the serious d am
use so fur In a very small part of the
spring wheat arreage.
It continues dry and hot over the entire
rorn belt, raualng continuation of the
bullish feeling and advanced 'the market.
The mart rorn poeltton has Improved with
the bulge-- In future and shipments are
heavy. It will take soaking ralna to check
th" advance.
Wheat ruled firm, with noma little ad
vance. The "market acta overbought and
longs are inclined to take proflta. Cash
wheat was Sic higher.
With no prospects of rain and continued
hlah temperatures over the corn belt the
buying continued and valuea worked
higher. Caah corn waa Mime higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 2S.fl00 bu.
and ahltmerita wo.e 222.000 bu., against re
ceipts last yar of 277,(i bit. and ship
ment of 334.000 bu.
Primary i-oro receipts were HS4,on0 bu. and
Flilpmenta were Ms,0"0 bu.. against receipts
last vear of 475,000 bu. and shipments of
8X3.009 bu.
Liverpool closed XiffXtf lower on wheat
and higher un corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
Wheat No. 3 hard: 1 car, Mc. No. S
mixed: 1 car. (Wc.
Corn No. 1 white: 1 car. BHc: 1 car,
K5140. No. 3 color: 1 -car. Djc. No. I yel
low: 1 car. B4n; 1 car, 544. No. 1 yellow:
5 cars. Mc: 4 cars. M'-frc. No. 4" yellow:
1 car. 84 He; 1 car. 64,c; 1 car, K"c. No. t
mixed: 1 car, Mc; 2 cars, Rt'V:. No. $
mixed! cars. 6i'4. No. 4 mixed: 1 car,
M'e. No (trade: 1 car. 62c.
Oats No. I white: 11 cant. 41 '4 e: t care,
41c. No. 4 white: 15 cars, 41c. No. t yel
low: 1 car, 41c.
Omaha C- Price.
WHBAT-No. 1 hard, 8'SHc; No. Shard,
sOVam'W, No. 4 hard, ir4'-ic; rejected,
hard, 724iS7c: No t spring;. "TSOc;
No. 4 spring. HVffSSc; No. I durum, 834z;84Vc;
.No. durum, eSte.
CORN No. 2 white. 68'56e; No. S
white, 6Sifi'4c; No. 4 white. 54V4'i; No. S
color. 64fr5c; No. 3 yellow, t4WtMa; No.
S yellow, &44ft64Vc; No. 4 yellow. S34
Mc; No. 2. 4V64ic; No. . &4',4&44c;
No. 4. 63',4'B &4'.4c; no grade. 6163c.
OATS No. 2 white, 41lxS'41e; standard,
41'i'941Hc: No. S white. 4141Vc; No. 4
white. 40f41e: No. S yellow, 40-Wtlc; No.
4 vellow. 40H'5 40O.
BAHLKY No. 4, T7Sf7c; No. 4. 72 82c;
No. 1 feed, 777c; rejected. V'jHia.
RYE No. 2, 8386c; No. 1, 814J83C.
Carlo Uttpta.
. . Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Minneapolis 133 ...
Omaha. 1 7 hi 21
liuluth ft
CHICAMO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Cloatag
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Wlth the crop dam
age aone said to be reaching Into North
Dakota, wheat today bounded higher than
at any recent time. Conflicting reports,
however, as to the spread of Injury caused
many rapid changea of front, so that the
close was nervous. Latest figures were
V.o to Vac over lent night, but aver
aging He under the top level reached to
day. On the other hand, corn and oata
held strong throughout, the former fin
ishing lc to ISc up and the latter at
lt4rlo advance. Hog producta gained
TWaV.c net.
Borne localities In Minnesota, a well as
In North Dakota, sent word of harm hav
ing been done to the growing fields of
wneat owing to deficient subsoil mois
ture. As a rule though, advices from both
Minnesota and North Dakota reported the
outlook as being excellent. Most of the
damage reports came from South Dakota.
One expert -in-" that state wired an asser
tion of -the erop. having been practically
destroyed during the last ' seventy-two
nourit in urant. uay and lirown counties
possibly the beet section of the common
wealth. The bears received considerable
help, too, from the unroMponsiveness of
Foreign markets. All the session buslne
here waa on a big scale. September
cmciuaiea Between iwao ana wo, closing
'.raia net hlnher at 9ftU.imio
Corn waa excited at times and when the
day ended waa still climbing after having
attained the steepest point so far this
season. September ranged from 58tt9C8e
to RHio and. cloned at 69Hf.Vo. a net
advance of liffHtc, Caah grades were
nrmer; wo. 1 finished at 6VVar57c.
T)ata showed more strength and willing
ness than anv other' grain. - I 'oner and
lower levels touched by the September
option were 431,o and 4lN with the last
saies i-vu'1'kc up at 4.1J4.'4C.
Provisions rose with grain. When the
crowd dispersed pork had become more
expensive by lliHc to e7o, lard 7Ho to
witntto ail a rios uvva'iBa to zoo.
Prices In Chicago, furnished by the Tip
dike Grain company, 708 Brandela building,
Omaha:
Article. I Open, j High.) Low. Ckse.Tes'y.
Wheat I ! I
July... mtlK 90 89141 aou 0
Sept. KiV . 91 894V4(S 89H
Dec... lVtfl2 ' 931, SIVs S2Tb " Hh
Corn
July... 6rrr,7 67 RfiH S7 6654
Hept... 6tSr4 69iTi SSti 6S
Deo.... 67i 63 67 68T69'S7X
Oats
July... 42 40 42i 40H
Sept... 41S42' 4314 ' 411, 434(94 41i
Dec.... 43M41 46 ' 43 Vl 44 43
Pork
July... 15 K2-6 ISM 15 4R IS 80 IS 42
Sept... 15 56 16 70 16 46 15 70 167
Lard
July... S 78 8 30 S 25 8 32 8 1
Sept... S 40 S 47 1 17 8 47 ( 36
Ribs .
July...tt 37940 846 836 S 46 8 82
Sept... )8 4o4b ( 47 8 87 S47 S32
FLOUR Firm- winter patenta, S3.8o
4 86; atralghta. S3.e0CiH.16; spring atralghts,
S3.854.10; spring patenta, beat advanced
auo to S&.40; bakers, fXSp4 au.
RYE No. 2. 2c.
BARLFJY Feed or miring, 76390c; fair to
cnoice) maiung, vnctov.vi.
SEEDS Flax, No 1 southwestern noml
naJ; No. 1 northwestern, nominal: timothy,
HOOJttl.OO; clover, 816.76.
PROVISIONS-Meaa Dork. 81JL 7Uru AA
lard. SS.17H; ahoru ribs aides loose, S7.82H
"-37i; abort clear sides boxed, 88.12
S.25.
Total olearanoeaj of wheat and flour were
equal to him Duxnaia. primary reoelpta
were SBx,0O9 busbela, compared with 277.000
Dusneua me eorreeponamg aay a year ago
Kanmataai reoeipta for tomorrow: Wheat,
is rajirs; enra, can; oata, ut cars; boga.
Chlcaxo Caah Prices) WheaU: Na t rA
SWo; No. I red, 88Mc; No. J hard'
OSiiUJ.o; No. S hard. &V(r904c: No. '
northern spring. T4ortrr81.0J; No. S northern
spring, - wxwi uj : no. s spring, 0r(i'i6c
Corn: No. 1 cash, 66H06C; No. caah
Hi1,rVro: no. 1 wmte, ott-HWc; No. :
white. WaW-ic; No. 2 yellow. MfWTo
INO. yenow, sa'4Tiwe. tiuta- No.
whlta, 42trCc; No. s white. 4Hi414c; No
white, 40f41c: standard. 41V.i42c.
BITTER Staajdy; eraamertea, lUPOe
dalrlea. 17Uc
FAIOS Steadr; reeelpts, U6S raaea; at
mars, raa innuuau, uunc; nrata. c
nrinie firsts, 14o.
CHrTRSa-rirm; daMea. fM2c: twins
I1HPU1. Toa'J Amexioaa, lZHime; long
qui a v j . n "7 ' -
POTATOES Steady, eld, 100m.; new
POULTRY Steady; turkaryB. lie; "fowU,
ll'sC nrtnga. UifJOr.
VEAD beauty; 80 to 00 rba, 8rHe: to to
8S I ha, IStVK'fc; 86 to DO Ia.. lOiilOHo.
Receipt Today Wheat. 24 cars, coin, 400
ears; oata, ZU ears, r-silmaled Tomort-o
Wheat. H care; aorn, S6J cara; oats. 124
cara.
St. Iala 4Ssiaral Market
ST. LOU1SI June B. WHEAT Cash
SnM . w X7 a mu. vA a b.
l'r7e; futurea. higher; July, me; Sep-
teznecr, FAas -a.
OiiliN Cah. . higher; track N t, B7
ITVc; Na. t while, 57Wa67ic: futurea.
airher: nqr, t7c; September, HHe.
OATS Firm; trax-x No. t 41e: No.
rhlta, 42Hlac; tutarea, higher; July. 4?c
etttt-mbr, 4Xc
FliOUIt-titeady; red winter patents. 84 10
434.64; extra fancy and straight. S3.504r4.DO;
darn winter clears, J7 ert.vuo.
HK'D-Timothy, Si,UOJ 60.
COKNMKAL-S2.M.
B KAN Firm; sacked (eaat track)) S7otJ
tioo
HAY Quiet; Umothy. S17.Oftir22.60; prakrle.
B-U wo 10. w.
PKOVWIONB Fork. higher; lobbing
$ls.7&. Lard, higher; prima steam. SS Uu 2.
Dry aalt meats, unchanged; holed, extra
shorts, fft.M; clear ribs. A.b0; (Pnort clears,
S8 K7. Bacon, unchanged; boxed extra
short. S9.60, clear rtba, (0.60; short clears,
$.!
POULTRY Firm; chickens. KUfcc; sprinca,
lHiJifc-; turkeys, lt16Vtc; ducks, Lie, geene,
I cents.
BUTTER Higher; creamery, lmtac.
BOOS Vtrm at 11c.
Receipt. Shipment .
Flour, bbla .ono 12.7iO
Wheat, bu 27,nm
Corn, bu 77.0"") 4S.CO
OaU, bu 61,000 4.(0
NIC W YORK OENCRAb MARKET
Qaatatioaa of the Day Vartoaa
roaanaaalltlea.
NEW TORK. June 20. FTOUR Firm:
spring patents. $4.Rf 'cifi.10; winter straights, j
.t.xrqf.iu; winter patents, s4.11x9a.au; spring
clesrs, .7iV(i4.10; winter extras No. 1, U.li
4T4.10; winter extras No. I, 1315(83.25; Kan
sas straights, $4.1i4 25; receipts, 2fc,u31
bbla.; shipments, 9,408 bbls. Kye flour,
steady; fair to good, lfi.00tiu.25; choice to
fancy. fS.JOifjO.M.
CORN MKAL Firm; flfia white and yel
low, Sl.lfrtrl.aO; coarse, S1.101.1d; kiln
dried. S3. 10.
WHEAT 8pot market easy; No. 1 red,
Kc elevator nd Vfrc, t. o. b. afloat; No.
1 northern Duluth, S10&H, f. o. b. afloat
Futures market; In reflecting crop news
from the northwest, wheat was strong and
easy by turns todsy. It had general sharp
advances, with good outside buying, mostly
due to bad reports from Mouth Dakota, but
bulls sold on the hard spots and prices re
acted sharply In the last hour, only to
rally just at the close with corn. Last
prices were ?4 to 4c net higher. July
W e-lV5OTc; closed 7MiC. Sept. JrVaWfcO,
closed c. Dec. J'4lWc. Receipts,
bl.w.r bu.; shipments, 2.000 bu.
CORN Spot market steady; export new
o. S corn (iJ'ic nominal I. o. to. afloat.
utures market was strong on bullish crop
news, closing hie net higher. July closed
62c; Sept. closed 4c. Dec., HoftfWHaO.
Kecetpts. 11.875 hu.; shipments, ls.oza du.
OATS Spot market strong; sianaara
hlte, 47Vxc; No. i. 4c; No. I. 4c; rwo. 1,
4Hc Futures market waa also strong on
crop damage news, closing lsc net higher.
uly, 4;ii47Wc, closed, 47o. Receipts, n,na
bu.; shipments, 1,4!2 bu.
FEED Barely, steady: western lipiing
bran, 100-lb. sacks, $23.60; standard mid
dling, in sacks. $2d.S0; city. In sacka, $U.W.
HAY steady: prime. 11. ae; o. i. i.v,
No. 2. Sl.KKfl.lS; No. , 9ficrSL00.
HOPS Firm; state, common to choice.
1910. rMriMc: 1909. 20321c: Pacific coast 1910,
24Ci27c; 1S09, lft619c.
HIDES Steady. Central America. lW0
20c: Bogota. 2122o.
Leather unlet; hemlock Ilrata. Z4tt
027c: seconds. 22(&23Ac: thirds. U320o: re
jects, 141.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: mesa. 15 w
4M7.50; family. S18.O(Vffl9.60: short clears,
$1S.60&17.00. Beef, quiet: mess, f11.0(V?ll.6O;
lamuy, iiz.w&iz.m; beet hams, JZY.WdO ou.
Cut meats, firm; pickled bellies, SI2.759
13.00. Dard, firm; middle west prime,
tx.40S8.6O: refined, steady: continent. 1S.66;.
South American S9.65; compound, 7.60(nj7.7&.
TALLOW Dull: country. bic.
BUTTER Steady: creamery specials 24c;
extras, 23c;' firsts. 21 (J 22c; seconds, lhfl20c;
thirds, 18c; state dairies, finest, 22fu22Hc;
good to prime, 2021c; common to fair, 11&
lic; process special, 20c; extras, 19Vc;
firsts, 17H18Vac; seconds, 1616Vxc; factory,
current make, 17r 18c.
I'H kiosk r-irm; new skims, wijWic..
EOQS Firmer: fresh gathered extras. 19
21c; extra firsts, lC174c; firsts, 14H&l!c;
seconds, 13H'iil4c; thirds and poor, lljjiac;
fresh gathered dlrtlea No. L 12c; No. Z. lie;
No. poor to fair, 8ttc; fresh guthered
hecks, good to prime, wdc; western ttatn-
ered white. 17630c.
POULTRY Uressed irregular; tern
broiiera, 18g26c; fowls, 128'15c; t ' ..eys,
12(&16c. 1 .
Corn and Wkeat Rearlon Bolletln.
Record for the twenty-four hours ending
at i a. m. Wednesday, June 2L 1911:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain
Stations. Max. Mln. fall. Slur.
Ashland. Neb 9K Oft .00 Clear
Auburn, Neb 94 R7 .00 Clear
B ken Bow. Neb. 91 4 .00 Clear
Columbus, Neb... 93 63 .00 Clear
Culbertson, Neb.. 97 6 .00 Clear
Falrbury. Neb... 99 68 .00 Clear
Fairmont, Neb... 93 0 .00 Clear
Or. Island, Neb.. 95 .00 Clear
Hartington, 2eD. V3 tu .1x1 uiear
Hastings, Neb.... 93 60 ,00 Clear
Lincoln. Neb 93 66 .00 Clear
No. Platto. Neb. 90 60 .00 . Clear
Oakdale, Neb..... 93 61 .00 Clear
Omaha, NeD yu 70 . .uu . lear
Tekamah, Neb..i 92 68 .00 Clear
Valentine, Neb.. 91 66 .00 -. Clear .
Sioux City, la.. ( 66 .00' Clear
Alta, la. 92 63 .00 Clear
Carroll, la 89 61 .00 Clear
Clarlnda, la 91 67 .00 Clear
Sibley. la 82 62 .00 Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE.
No. of Tamn Ttaln.
District. Stations. Max. Mln, fall.
Columbus, 0 17 88 68 1 .00
Louisville, Ivy w w wi .w
Indlanaoolls. Ind.. 11 80 ' 62 .00
Chicago. Ill 26 80 ) .00
St. LOUIS, MO Z6 Tt B4 .W
Dea Moines. Ia.... tl 2 64 . 00
Minneapolis, Minn. 80 . 94 60 .20
Kanaaa city. aio.. in sh bz .vo
Omaha, Neb 18 92 64 .00
The weather continues warm throughout
the corn and wheat region. The only
precipitation reported waa a light shower
In the Minneapolis district.
L. A. WKLHH.-
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
Kanaaa Cltr Grata aaal Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. June . WHEAT Un
changed to toe up; No. t hard, 87&92o; No.
8, (W1a4j'90c; No. 2 red, 86Vf86M,c; No. 8
&)4a-8iVc; July, aotieo bid; beptember,
86V4C,' sellers.
CORN Wie up; jno. 1 mixea, ovvsUBwiic;
No. 8. 67WaMsc; No. 1 white, 68c;. No. 8.
67H7o; July, 67c; September, b9)694o
bia.
OAT8-UO10 up; NO. 2 White, 43W43o:
No. 1 mixed. 9V4HiO.
RYE feWaWC.
HAY Steady to higher: choice timothy.
S18.0On-19.00; choice prairie, S14.258lfi.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 22c; firsts, lc; seo
onds, 17c; packing stock, 16c.
bugs Kxtraa, i7Vic; ursts, i4Mc: sec
onds, 80.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 14,0u0 85,000
Corn, bu 18.000 69,000
Oata, bu U.OuO C.0u0
Mlaaeapolla Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 21. WHEAT July.
9714c; September, 9714c; December, 974c;
No. 1 hard, 9)rHc; No. 1 northern, 799c;
No. 2 northern. MIkfeOTfeo: No. S wheat.
tSKED Klax, 12 M.
BARLEY 6&897C.
OATSNo. S white, 6SHI964C,
CORN No. S 'yellow, 64.0.
RYE No. 2, 80c.
B RAN-.50l&a0.76.
FLOUR First patents. 84.90ft.0; second
patenu, 84.70 4.90; first clears, A3.2fxiji.34b;
aaconda, sz.atti.i.
Llwera)! Grata Market.
LJVERPOOL. Juna IX WW EAT Spot.
firm; No. 1 Manitoba, 7a6ttd; No. S Mani
toba. 7s8Vid; No. S Manitoba. 7s Fu
tures, easy; July, terfcd; October, asSSd;
December, es d.
COKN New American mixed, steady.
4s 8d; old American mixed, steady. 6a4d;
new American kiln dried, 4a 9Vd. Futurea,
strong; July, 4a ta; BepiemDer, a in.
Peerla Market.
PEORIA. Juna Sl.-CORN-Higher: No.
S white, 660; No. I yellow, 6bc; No. S yel
low, bbhfc; No. 4 yellow, biWcVtO: No. S
mixed. 66V4c; No. 4 mixed, UVic; aamula,
46VoXRc.
oais Higner; no. i wmta, ei"4e; stan
dard. 41c: No. 8 white. 40W
auwtiiu iraia axaraex.
MILWAUKEE. June H. WHEAT No. 1
.... ..
northern, J1.02'ol06; No. 1 northern, 99'-ic
xi.vo; juiy, swtck BepiemDer, Suic
oatsj standard. 4f42'4e.
BARLEY Malting. 8oj1.00.
Dalatk Grata Market.
DULUTH. Juna 21. WHEAT No. 1
northern, 87Hr No. 2 northern, 4H96c;
juiy, 97sc: September, nvu-c-
uaid ti'c. ,
New Tark Cark Market.
The following auotatlons are furnished
bv Ixgan A Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange. 110 south Hlxteenttt street
Amer. To ha roe ,..
Bar State Gas
Butts coalition ..
Cactus
Chine ,
Chief Cobs
ruTta-Dalr
Ely Central ......
Fraaklla
Olroux
Belmont
Goldfleid Florence
Oraaaa Oeaaae ..
OT lneolratloa
. It NVv. Cobs
. lHa Nswheuas
. II h evade-Utah
. I44 Okie Opaar ....
. li Rawhide Coalltloa
1
.1 l-U Ray CanUal 1 1-M
. I Swift Pkg. Ce 101
.. Uli Superior A PtttaWrg 174
.. 1 Tonoaak Mining .... t
.. 4S4 Trinity Capper 4
.. 14 Uallsd Copper
.. 14. Nana. Lake i
Iawal aeeartttea.
Quotations furnished by Burns. Brink er
A Co.. 44S New Omaha National Bank
building: and. aeaae.
gaauiee Caiiairy, pfd as 1
Cllr Nattoaal Beak Bldg . pfd 10
Icauncu Biuita. la-,' uu
Cera, Baehaoaa Nat. Beak etech.
UU
IM. M
K414
VXA
aks(
laa
im)
15
lot Tl la, M
1M
mi
.... 11
i-4ir n
lM.al
a
H
IIH
T
M
lot
M
lei
M
IM
! Omaha C B St Rr. aa. 114.
Omaha A C. 8 St. Kr., con....
n C. B St. Rr. fit l. t, I
Omaha Oaa ta, 1SIT
Omaha K. L. A P. ta. lttj
Packard Motor 7 par ent
l at.ia Sto. h Yar4a atoch
I'nmn rHork Tar1, Is, 1131
So. I alltomU Etlaoa U, II
Trt-ntT R. A U . '
Wlaa Manorial HoepKal ta, lltl.
lOI
M
lea
1M
STOCKS AND RON DS.
Review of Operatlout Stoek Ki
rhanae rtarlac the Day.
NEW YORK. June 51. Some slight re
cesaion was ehown by the stock market at
the opening today. Declines were general,
although In no Instance were they mote
than fractional. I'nlon Pacific and Archl
ron declined H a point and United States
Fteel The heaviness at the outset wore
off and there waa a gtadual hardening all
around. Yesterday's heavy liquidation In
American Telephone ceased and It rose to
a point over yesterday's closing Ihtgh
Valley and American Beet Sugar ala.i
acored a similar advance. Toledo, St. Louis
A Western preferred gave way H and
Oreat Northern Ore certificates M.
Trading In stocks during the morning
waa extremely light and entirely devoid of
Mgnlflcance. The market seemed to be af
fected by the dullness In London, wheie
financial operations wera at a complete
Btandstill by reaeon of coronation. Dec
laration of the regular semi-annual divi
dend on Lehigh Valley common Imparted
Increased firmness to the list at noon.
Ronds were Irregular.
The usual mlddav dullness waa Intensi
fied today by the conflicting character of
crop newa.
speculative operations were virtually
suspended after prices had been estab
lished at a level slightly above yesterday's
close.
The market closed heavy. Prices shaded
generally In the last hour when some of
the lowest Quotations of the day were re
corded and the market developed a droop
ing tendency.
Number 01 sales ana leaaing quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Salra. High. Low. Cloaa.
Allla-Chalmers pfd
100 )
OS
Amalgamated Coppar
S.roe 1lk
10,
701,
II '
Ml
iltt
il2
American Agricultural .
Am. Beet sugar
American Can
American C A F
Am. Cotton Oil
American H. A U. pM..
i.tne
100
u
u
Am. lea Securities
KM M U
American Llneced
American LocomoUro .,
American 8. A R
Am. S. A it. vli
Am. Btael Foundries.,..
Am. Sugar Kaflnlng....
American T A T
American Tobacco pfd..
American Woolen
Anaconda atlatna Co...
Atchlaoa
Atchlaon Dfd
CDr at OiMki srbn4 4 Ha. 111..
cutikr ruckisa im
Deer A Ce 1 per cent af4
rtlrainnt Creamery let g. s. a.
Fktrainot Creainerr pf4 t s. a..
Kanaaa 0r 4 Ha. tM
Marina Co.. la., tSn. ltl
Omaha Water aa. 1,. ,
Omaha. C. B St Re. la. 1 .
, LOT 12 1114 12
400 107 101 w 107'
104 41 4114 41
It
, 14,mo 147 KiVi
100 tr atSa
400 12 II 114
40
, 8.100 111 11114 H
10
too m 12) 129 .
V 10 107 107
" '"im 'd' 'so to
, l,Kn M 138 K
100 11 11 11
100 100 100 100
wo
, 1,70 U 81 M
to
M0 33 11 23M
, 46.
100 147 147 147
. 1,100 117 12T 127
M
100 ' IS M 14
100 55 M 5S
400 14t 146 146
, . I0O 16 16 16
100 171 171 171
,- 1,000 It 17 27
tOO 6 56 66
600 17 l 14
, 4.000 3 l 18
, 1,100 64 64 6
44
110 1S 13 163
200 14B 136 lit
600 .61 11 11
140
MO 1 1 1
too 11 61 51
400 121 120 120
100 11 1 17
too 11 11 10
41
13
104 15 16 16
tt
, 1.000 101 103 103
, 1,700 161 160 160
SO 10 10 )
137
500 l lt 10
7
tot 50 60 54
lit
O0 64 54 t
;o 11 ii to
400 10 10t 101
tOO 46 44 44
700 103 103 lot
100 74 14 74
, t.tOO 134 133 133
100 16 . !
, 1.100 124 Tt4 124
10 IM 104 10
. 4
11
.. 100 11 tt 14
11
tot 11 It II
. IS. 700 10 ltt 16
TOO tl M t3
. 1.700 ' 13 13 13
100 t6 (6 M
. 1.500 44 45 46
II
70
41
. 8.400 ito m-111
. 1,100 11 11 . 11.
70
MO 41 41 41
21
2O0 13 12 12
. 1,100 61 60 50
. 11,100 136 136 136
800 M 14 . t4
75
, ' 40
. 14.000 71 71 11
400 111 113 113
. 1,100 51 50 50'
. 8,100 66 54 54
17
100 18 It 18
700 t It 58
500 7( 16 16
. 1,000 It 18 18
100 4 1
. 1,00 171 171 178
Atlantic Coaat Line, ax-dlr
Baltimore ft on 10
Bethlehem flteal
Brooklyn Rapid Tr ,
Canadian Paclllo
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd.....
Central of New jereey.
Oieaapeaka A Ohio
Chicago A Altos
Chicago O. W., new
C. O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W
C. , 14. A St. P
c. a, c. A st. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Southern....
Conaoildated Oaa
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudson
Denver A Rio Orande..,
D. A R. O. pfd
Distillers' Securitlea ...
Brie .
Brie lat pfd ,
Erta d pfd
General Rlectrie
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore ctfa
Illinois Central
lnterbornugh Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper .....
International Pump ....
Iowa Central
Kanaaa City Southern...
K. C. 80. pld
Laclede Oaa
Louisville A Nsahrllle.
Minn. A St. Louis.
M . St. P. A B. B. M..
Missouri. K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd
Missouri Pacific
National Blocult
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. Id pfd
New York Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western....
North American
Northern Paelflo
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania,
Peonla'a Oaa
P.. C . C. A St. ti....
."
Preeaed Steel Car
Pullman Palaoa Car....
Railway Btael Spring....
Reading
Republic Bteel pfd
Rock Island Co
Reek Island Co. pfd .
St. L. A 8. F. M pfd..
St. Louis B W
St. L 8. W. pfd
Bloas-Bhef field S. A I...
Southern Pacine
Southern Railway
80. Railway pfd
Teaaeesee Copper
Texaa A Paelflo
T., St. U A W
T.. 8t. LAW. pfd
Union Paelflo
Union Pacific pfd
United States Realty.,.
United States Rubber...
United States Btael
tl. B. Bteel pfd
Utah Copper
Vs. -Carolina Chemical
Wabash
Wabeeh Dfd
Western Maryland
Weetlngbouse Elect no .
Western Union
Wheeling A L.
luthlvh Valler
Tola! sales lor ins oar. isa.nw anarea.
l.oadoa Stock Market.
T nviYttJ. June 21. American securities
opened quiet and a fraction higher today.
Prlcea were steady, but realizing caused
the market to sag at the end of the first
hour. At noon values ranged- from K to
below yesterday's New York closing.
London ciosinu smock uuoiauons:
Oonaola. money ,.Tt 11-lt Loalsvllla A Nash. ..165
do sooount tt 11-lt Mo., Kan. A Tes... 17
Amal. Copper 12 New York Central. .114
Anaconda .... S Morfolk A Waa tern.. 111
Atchlaon U so pfd tl
do pfd iia Ontario at western.
Baltimore A Ohio. ..Ill Pennajrlvanla
Canadian Pacific ...Mt Rand Ml nee
(Tnaaapeaee A Ohla.. 84 Rsadlna
Chi. Oreat Western.. M Southern Railway .
44
. 1
. IZ
. 12
. 71
.121
Phi , sill. A St. P. Ill 00 pfd
la Beera 18 Southern Pacific
Denver A RIO O.... union Paclllo ,.
da pfd s do pfd
Erie ' 87 VJ. S. Steel
do 1st pfd 17 do pfd
do Id pfd 47 Wabeah
Grand Trunk It do pfd
Illinois Central 14
.1W
. t
. 10
.122
. II
. 8
SILVER Bar, steady at 24 7-16d per
ounce.
MONEY IV rer cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short and three months' bills is 214 per
cent
New Vork'Meaey Market.
NEW TORK. Juna 31. MONET On call
steady; 2V('i14 per cent; ruling rate, IS
per cent; closing Dia, i- per cent; ouerea
at 2V per cent. Time loana, easy; sixty
days, 2V per cent; ninety days, 2WU2 per
cent: alx months. JW3VS per cent.
1'KIME HH.HUAM1LI, rAri-H-tsit per
cent.
STERLING! EXCHANGE- teady, with
actual business in bankers' bills akt 34.84 for
sixty days blila ana at 4 k ior aemana;
commercial billa. 84.83.
SILVER Bar, bzc; Mexican aonara. m.
BONDS Government ateaoy; railroad ir
regular.
Baak Clearlagva.
OMAHA. June 21. Bank clearings for to
day war 82.278.67a.68 and for the corre
sponding data last year f3,ri.Ki.ss,
Dry Gaaele Market.
NEW TORK. June 21 DRT OOODS
The woolen and worsted trades are dis
turbed by the paasage of the tariff" bill
through the bouse of representatives. Trade
In drv noods In primary markets is unusu
ally quiet, with prlcea fairly well main
tained In cotton gooas. una 01 noanery
tor spring of 1912 are being opened. Worsted
yarns are ateady and in light demand.
Cotton yarns are quieu
agar Market.
NEW TORK. Juna 11. SUGAR Firm:
muscovado, 89 teal, 3.42c; centrifugal, 86
teat, 3.92c; molaasea, 88 test. 1 170. Ket'ned
ateady.
Otla aa Raala.
8AVANNAH. Juna IL TURPENTINE
Firm; Ht61c
ROSIN Firm; type F. 86.73S4; type O.
34.75.
Osaaka Hay Market.
OMAHA. June 31. HAT No. I. 112; No.
2. 310; packing. 37. alfalfa, tU. Straw:
Wheat, I0.9O; rye. 36.60; ota. 7.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Opening; Stronger, Closing; Some
Easier.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN HIGHER
Sheep aaal La an a a la Very Light Baa
ply. Malle nemanit ta Oooel aaal
Prices rally Steady with
Taeanlrty.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 31. 1U
Receipts were: Cattle Hogs. 8heep.
Official Monday I.9S7 8.9S7 S.1S7
Official Tueednv 8.7 12. W3 2.1
Ksilmate Wedmadar .... e.60 U.e4& i.bM
Three days this week.. 10 33 V T.W7
Same days last week....12.Ml 40A18 1J.S11
Bame days I weeks ago.U.43 S3.14 13.201
Pame dsva 8 weeks ago. 9.44 J2 4 11 877
Pame days 4 weeks sgo.1S.ST7 M.123 14
Same divvs last year.,..12,8S0 31.M1 20 828
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle hogs, and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date as compared with last
vear: 1M1. Win. Inc.
Cattle 474.K77 4'il.iW 33 M
Hogs LSU.614 1.0..m 27H.WI
Sheep 745,161 662,7 M 83,437
ihe follo.viiiB table shone the average
pticea on hogs at South Omaha for th
last several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1 1911. 110.190.,'1908.1907.1!0.1OJ.
June If...
June 13...
June 14...
June 16..
July IS...
June 17..,
June 18..
June 19..
Juna 20..
June 11..
I 90 I 7 ! t 48' I 911 8RI 8 It
I 79 I S 27 8 D2I 7l 31 5 14
a nv o -H 7 a IK -i 1 n mi
t 751 t 4 I 7 6011 84 0 l It
i M'al W
7 66
7 M
8 541
a I A 3Jtl a 22
t 91V.I 21
5 63
811 t 10
t 871 89
i .! 88 5 19
6 91 6 30 5 15
6 891 28 5 10
I f 80
7 SI
5 67
i 64
5 91V".
7
6 99 V.I 42
a
7 63
t 66
I 40
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union stock yarda for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8. p. m. yesterday:
I RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'ses.
C, M. A St. P 8 ft 4
Wabash R. R ' .. 1
Mo! . R. K 7 3 1..
U. Pr R. R 77 49 8 ..
C. & N. W. (east) ..7 8 1
C. A N. W. (west).. 40 61
C. SL P., M. A O.. 12 4
C, B. Q. east).... 11 6
CB. & q. (west).. 19 38 I
CVJL I. A P. (east).. 14
I. A P. (west).. Silt
Illinois Central By. 1
'Total receipts ....147 164 14 t
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.
. 838 964 633
Swift and Company .... 6S4
Cudahy Packing Co. .... 666
Armour & Co. 614
Cudahy Bros., K. C... 118
8.419
3,232
1.078
816
l.l&l
Murphy
Morrall 1. 43
Stephens Bros 47
Hill A Son 101
F. B. Lewis 22
Huston & Co 44
J. H. Bulla 62
8. Wertheimer 205
Degan 11
McConnahy 49
Other ouyers 498
653
Totals 6.463 10,485
8.430
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were moder
ate this morning, only 142 cara being re
ported in. Thia leaves the total for the
three' days about 2,000 head short of the
same period last week and about 2,600
head short of a year ago.
With receipts lighter and with the de
mand rery fair the market on good weighty
com fed steers opened very active this
morning with prices generally a little
stronger than yesterday. In some cases
salesmen were found who thought the best
cattle were possibly es much aa fy&lOc
nigner. un tne otner nana tne meaium
to common kinds of cattle did not at any
time show any Improvement and the close
on all kinda was easier. Any strength that
may have been developed in the morning
was entirely wiped out at the close. Well
finished cattle sold aa high as 86.16. with
a few head at (6.25.
The best cows and heifers were strong
at the opening with the general market
steady.
There were not very many stockers or
feeders In the yards, but what there were,
sold luuy aa wen aa yesterday.
uuotations on cattle: uooa to cnoice heel
steers, IS.8fxS6.16; fair to good beef steers.
86.605.85; common to. fair beef steers. 86.009
6.60: good to choice heuers, eD.0UW6.60; good
to choice cows, 14 6035 00; fair to good cows
and heilera. s4.ou214.6O1 common to fair
cows and heifers, 82.604.00; good to choice
stockers ana feeders. 4.wa.2; fair to good
stockers and feedera, 34.4094. 90: common to
fair stockers and feedera, 83.604.40; stock
heifers. I3.60i.4.26; veal calves. l4.UU2VI.Zb:
bulls, stags, etc., 33.2ft&S.OO.
Representative saiee:
BEEF STEERS.
Na, At. Pr.
N.
At. Pr.
11M I as
1141 it
lilt ito
1411 I M
lltl I to
, 1221 4 tO
i t te
, 1HT I M
1601 t 00
lilt I W
1360 t 00
, 1311 4 00
lilt 4 00
1230 t 01
1134 t 06
, 1440 t It
U t 14
1174 I It
, 1171 I It
1447 t II
It .....1147 ltd
it irai 1 it
It....
II....
10....
II....
It....
16....
11....
17....
17....
44....
11....
II....
It....
10...,
It....
II....
11....
It....
40....
10..,.
it mt t 4
II 1110 I 40
It 1077 t 60
It Mt IU
It lilt I It
44 1071 I tt
14 lilt I 40
63 1217 t 16
tl 1111 I 10
14 liao f It
12 1011 f 10
40 1166 I 10
14 1141 I 70
It.,
.lilt I IK
12t..
42...
it...
10...
II...
It...
24...
t...
17...
II...
..1271 I 16
..1211 i It
..1121 I IS
..1171 I 6
.1114 I 16
I.
..1644 t Ift
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
124 4 It ' 14 104 I Tt
637 I 06 It lilt I M
171 I 10 It 1010 I tt
tat I 40 It...
....1096 t OA
ttl f 60 ' M
COWS.
.. til t 00
..1011 4 40
..1000 4 44
..1031 4 tt
..114 4 10
..1041 4 It
t Mt t It M
I IM I 00 II
I Ml I 16 . 10
I IM I 16 14
II 1006 4 00 ' U
4 711 4 K
HEIFERS.
1 441 I It I
II 40t I 10 ' I
1 146 t 10 I
4t 411 I 10 II
BULLS.
, 114 I 04
00 I It
IU 6 26
, 111 I 41
8 UK I 40 I.
...471 I te
1..
1.
irt to
1 1M 4 It
1(60 I M
CALVES.
ttl 4 Tt 4....
141 4 II " 3....
10 t 00 I....
10 t 60 4....
1(4 I II 1....
171 t It I....
166 t 60 7....
140 I 61 4-...
341 t 18
iw t it
ISO 1 11
166 t 00
1:0 1 00
iw 1 oe
it 7 00
.171 1 09
loO t I
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
437 4.25 7 41 4 64
4M 4 It t 1(1 4 60
Ill 4 24 t It 4 tl
141 4 16 11 : 131 4 IB
161 4 St 31 101 4 It
, 61 4 6 M lOSI 4 It
, 144 4 60
HOGS Hogs opened ' 10c higher and
closed 15c higher, that is they sold IO&I60
higher tnan yesterday a general marKet
Bome were quoting it aa 16o higher than
yesterday morning aivl 10c higher than the
high point at yesterday's close. Whichever
way it may oe aiatea me laci remains
that the market aa viewed from a seller s
stanpoint was in splendid, condition. Pack
ers evidently wanted everything in eight
and each buyer seemed anxious to pick
up as many loada as possible by o clock
in the morning. A considerable proportion
of the hogs sold at $t.Oi4jj.l6. with a top
at $6.30. loday a advance carnea tne mar
ket to the highest point touched alnce
April 6, when the average price for all the
hogs waa 36.2L
While the present advance of prlcea has
coma in the nature of a surprise to a good
many, it is apparently only the natural
outgrowth of a sharp falling off in ro
celpta. Thus for the three days thia week
the total arrivals at the yards here foot
up only 29.896 head, aa agalnat 40,636 head
for the aame days laat week. Thia la the
smallest run alnce the third week In May
and some are saying that It la a proof that
the supply of hogs in the country is being
rapidly depleted and that average re
ceipts from now on are likely to be consid
erably smaller than laat month. Still the
month of Juna to date runs considerably
ahead of the eame time laat month.
Representative sales;
He. AT. Sa. Pr. Ne. At. Sk. rr.
It 11 M I M 11 20 ... I It
40 24 ... I M tl MI Mil
..274 4 4 40 It 124 ... I It
..IA M 4 00 U at It I U .
-14 ... I 04 6a 244 ... t II
..146 tO t OS II Ml ... I It
..1st IN 14 177 ... I II
..to 10 I et (6 161 10 I it
..4 10 4 tz 40 ! 12 lit
. .ri ' a to 101 144 la 4 it
121 t f M lot 4 I 1
nt Is as
II 221 ... I 14
12 134 M t II
41 lat ... IU
tt 131 at t U
s 144 M IU
I 1st IS IU,
11 II tt 4 U
II til 14 4 U
It 134 14 I U
tl 134 ... I U
44 1st ... Ill
1 131 41 I U
t. 2:4 ... IU
11... 44 ... It
-la as I
.lai ... IM
-Is to I 44
.14 4 t St
.14 IS I II
.141 IIS t It
.171 ... 4
.111 ... tot
.171 st at
63....
41....
tt....
II....
tl....
40....
4....
0 Ml 44 I at
4., m a IM
44 Ill la 4
41 M a
m rrt te 1 at it m ... 4 tt
to i? iw ia ti ia 40 t 16
64 26 ... IS to Ill IS t IS
11 :t let ( n 7 lit te 1 1;
17 its to 1 17 11 IM ... 117
14 IM ... 47 ia j? ... tin
17 iJO to t It 12 im IM I tt
72 ! le 7 : at in
M ici im t to 7. tie Mir
M M ... t 10 t 2?o ... t re
II ... 4 In an 211 M t 20
7 3I ... (1 (I 214 ... t 20
40 IT ... It 27.. 1 r ... 4 10
tt I7 140 to 14 171 M I to
16 I'd to 10 77 213 W IM
14 it SO t 10 M l."l 40 t te
tr, :.mi 140 4 i it ?; so 4 m
to. 174 ... 4 10 to 1"! 40 I 20
t 241 10 4 ta 76 Ill 40 4 20
M 140 ... 4 1 66 104 ... 4 1
It -61 40 4 1(1 41 14 ... 4 tO
It 171 ... ( 10 I ill ... I M
40. 260 40 t 10 44 231 M t 20
It 2H4 Mt I 10 20 mo ... 4 m
17 M7 100 t 10 10 207 IW t 2
tt 271 40 4 10 ,06 no ... 126
6 164 40 t 10 61 121 tO I H.
74 1.'t ... I 10 x 3 Ill ... t 26
li-0 IA t 10 IW. ... 16
71 141 10 10 14 Ill ... I 26
41 ri4 ... t 1 in to ... t to
10 274 ... II III 16 ... t 26
M 164 10 t 10 ...' IM 40 t til
II 261 IM I 10 14 1M M 4 16
I IM ... t 10 II s.1l 40 I 26
It 2M 10 t It M IM ... I 26
14 146 400 t IV H ... It
tl Ml 200 I 10 71 223 10 I 16
to 177 10 I 74 221 ... t 11
7 ? 134 4 10 t'.'l ... I 10
tt 9V, ta I 1 13 1st 10 I to
t7 :S0 40 4 10 M 14 ... 4 to
71 ...3,15 ... 112 U 177 ... I 10
tl 20 114 I 11 14 IU M t tt
SHEEP What was said regarding the
sheep market yesterday would apply
equally well today. The fact Is the market
now, the same as every year at this time.
Is between corn and grasa and is so poorly
supplied with stock that on most days
there Is hardly enough on sale to really
make a market. This morning there were
ten or a dosen cars reported In, but most
of them were single decks and as was
the case yesterday, made up largely of
ewes and lambs and trah of various kinds.
Included In the receipts, however, were
three double decks of Oregon wethers, the
first of the season to arrive at this point.
As was the case yesterday morning, the
buyers all seemed to want a few good
killers, but good killers were in very mod
erate supply, as noted above. The result
was that the trade was slow and uninter
esting and still anything desirable changed
hands quite readily, with prices In about
the same notches as yesterday. A few
pretty decent spring lambs sold up to 87.00,
with common light stuff at 36.00. A pretty
decent kind of clipped lambs brought $6.05,
with others ranging on down to 36.75. There
were a few head of ewea good enough to
bring $4.00. A few Oregon yearlings held
over from yesterday brought 34.30, with
ewea at 33.40.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Spring
lambs, good to choice, $6.507.26; spring
lambs, fair to good, 3j.:T7rTaO; shorn
lamna, good to choice. fv'Jtn-Jb, snorn
lambs, fair to good, 85 6036.00; feeding
lamba. shorn. 8J.Mvi-4.25: yearlings, shorn.
$4.5016.00; wethers, shorn, 33.75fe4.00; ewes,
good to choice, shorn, $3,604X4.00; ewes, fair
to good, shorn. 33.00fr3.6O; culled ewes. 31.6
C2.60.
representative sales:
No. . Av. Pr.
13 spring Iambs 58 6 60
95 western ewes 3 25
161 spring lambs AO 7 00
21 western ewea 101 3 75
7 western ewes, culls 88 2 0)
47 spring lamba r 60 S 60
368 western shorn lambs 71 (05
200 spring lamba 66 6 00
63 spring lambs 68 4 00
CHICAGO L1VK STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Steady Hogs
Stroma; Sheep Weak. f
CHICAGO. Juna 21. CATTLE Recetots.
18.000 head: market, steady to 10c lower:
beeves. $4.90i6.65; Texaa steers, 34.556.85;
western steers, i4.iwus. iu; gtocKers ana
feeders. 12.tw4i6.fi0; cows and heifers. 32.50
fci.90; calves, $6.008.40.
not its Kecel pts, .1.000 head: market.
strong to a shade higher; light, $6.10-.56;
mixed, etuoyi.eo; neavy, ss.00ra6.62H; rough,
$ri.004i6.15: good to choice heavy. 86.16a.154:
pigs, $5.66ji6.35; bulk of sales. $6.3oi41.45.
anuitf aku lam. ur hceceipts, a,uuu
head; market, weak; native, $2.2Mi4.15;
western. 32.50ii'4.15: yearlings. t4.0On4.80:
native lamba, 33.75(S6.35; western, f4.0OQ6.40.
Kaasaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts 8,800 head, including 3,400 southerns;
market, steady ; stockers and feeders,
strong; calvea, 25o lower. Dresaed beef
and export steers, $5.904ji.30; fair to good,
34.76(56.85; western steers, t4.60t?j4).0O; stockers
and feeders, $3.60iii3.2o; southern steers,
$3.60(316.35; southern cows, $2.6ii4.00; na-
66.06; bulls, 33.005.00; calves, 34.00itf7.26. 1
tiuuo neceipis. n.niu neaa; market, iuc
to 16o higher; bulk of - sales. $6.256. 40;'
neavy, vt.aj.3b; packers ana feeders, 86.80
&M.45; lights, $6.30(ij6.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10,000
head; market, steady to lOo lower; lambs,
$6.0006.86; yearlings, $4.00v4.75; wethera.
$3.75tj4.00; ewes. 33.00&3.&0; stockers and
feeders, 32.6Uji3.ou.
t. I.oats Lira Stock Market.
8T. LOUIS. June 21. CATTLE ReceiDta.
6.500 head, Including 2,900 head Texans;
market steady; native shipping and export
steers, 35.7&(ji.40; dressed beef and butch
ers, $5.2636.00: steers under 1.000 lbs.. 86.000
6.26; stockers and feereds, 33.0094. 76; cows
ana neners, tJ.inxffo.is; canners, 8LOO33.OO;
ouiia, ).ou3D.zt; caives, to.uoiaK.zo; Texas
and Indian steers, HOO436.OO; cows and
heifers, $3.006.00.
HOGS Receipts, 11,600 head! market
steady: plga and lights. 35.00(S.50: packers.
$6.50$i6.$0; butchers and beat heavy, 36.600
$6.60.
cJbi rlP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7,000
head; steady; native muttons, S3.0&4?3.75;
lamba, 36.00i7.60; culla and bucka, $2.0003.76;
stockers, $1.26.3.00.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOBEPH, June 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,600 head; market steady: steers,
$46oft.10; cows and heifers, $3.60(36.76;
calves. $3.007.76.
HOQS Receipts, 8,000 head; market big
10c higher; top, $6.36; bulk of saiea, $6.26
6
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, L0O0
head; market ateady; lambs, K6OQ.7.00.
,
stock la Bight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 3,600 11,300 1,500
St. Joseph 1.600 8,000 1,000
Kansas City 8,800 17,700 10,00
St. Louis 6.600 11.600 7,000
Chicago 18,000 21.000 20,030
Total)
. .37.600 69,600 40,600
OMAHA (latNKltAL MARK BT.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
the retail trade in 1-Ib. cartons. 26c; No.
1, in 30-lb. tubs, 23c; No. 3, in 1-1 b. cartons,
23c; packing stock, solid pack, 16c; dairy,
In 60-lb. tuba, 3uc; market changes every
Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins, 14Hc; young Amer
icas, luc; daisies, 15c; triplets, 15c; 11m
berger, 16c; No. 1 brick, 16c; imported
fiwlns, 82c; domestic Swiss, 20c; block
Swiss, Inc.
POULT RT Broilers, 36c per lb.; hena,
I3c; cocks. 9c; ducks. 30c: spring ducks.
12xc; geese, 15c; turkeys, 24c; pigeons, per
do., $3.00. Alive: Broilers, 20c; lfc to IVi
ids., ana tl to 1 ids., vc; smoom legs, lie;
hens, loc; old roosters, 6c; old ducks, full
feathered, 10c; geese, full feathered, 6c;
lurkeya, 12W). guinea fowls. 2uo each: Dla-
eons, per dos., ooc, homers, per dox., 33.00;
squaba. No. L per dox., $1.60; No. 2, per doi.,
6uc; hen turkeys, 16c.
r'leui all Iroxeo) Pickerel. 10c: white. 15c:
pike, 14c; trout, 11c; large crapples, tttjMOc;
bpanlsh mackerel, 19c; eel, lfcc; haddock,
13c; flounders, 13c; green catfish, 16c; roe
shad, tuc each; shade roe, per pair, 40a;
irog legs, per aos., txiQi-uu, salmon, 10c;
halibut, 8c; yellow perch, 6c; buffalo, tc;
bullheads, 14c.
beet Cut-Kibs: No. L 13Vc; No. 2, UVic;
No. 3. 1010, Loins: No. X, loc; No. 2, 13c;
No. 3. 13c Chuck: No. 1. 6c: No. I 6Vc:
No. 3. 6c Round: No. L 10Sc; No. 3, 10ic;
iso. a, wc a-iaie: no. 1, 60; No. 3, 4c;
No. 3, Vo.
r'KUl 1 ei Bananas, fancy select, per
bunch, $2.2&j2.60; jumbo, bunch, 3i.764j.Tjs,
Cherries, hoiue grown, per 24-qt. case, 12. UU.
Dates, Anchor brand, new, Ai 1-lb. pkga. in
boxes, per box, $2.00. Gooseberries, home
trown, per 24-qt. caae, 1X60. Lemons,
amoueira brand, extra fancy, 300 slae, per
box, ti.60; 360 sis, per box, $8.00; Lonia
Llmonelra, fancy, 300 else, per box, $7.00;
tta) else, per box. 37.60:. 340 and 430 also
600 per box lees; Cymbal brand. 3ufo
alaea, per box, $6.7697.00. Orangea, Came I la
Hedlands Valencia, all sixes, per box. $4.00;
fancy Valenolas, s0-t-126 sixes, 33.76. Call
fornla Jaffa and Mediterranean sweet
oranges, 160 and smaller sixes, per box.
$3.60. Pineapples Florida, 24-30-36-42-tH alsea,
per crate, $3.36.' Strawberriea, Hood River,
per 24-qt, caae. t.00. Watermelons, Texaa,
per lb., 3c. Cantaloupes, California, stand
ard, 4ft couni, .(, per crate; pony crates.
64 count. $l.60.
VkKitCTABLES Beana. string and wax,
per hamper, $2 60; per mkt. bxk., kttotl ou
l.ailUt, "---.-. - www, sm 1 M
cumbers, hot house. IS and t dos in box.
per box, liisiai w, icxas, per du., namper,
12.60. Egg plant, fancy Florida, per dos..
IL.Aft2i2.uu. Qarllo. extra fancy, white, per
lb., 13c Lettuce, extra fancy leaf, per
dos., -- Radlahea, per dos., 20c. Onions,
Texas Bermuda, white, per crate. 83 36; yel
low, per orate. 32 00. Parsley, fancy home
frown, per dos. bunches. 46c. Potatoea,
owa and Wisconsin, while stock, per bu..
tl 381 64); new stock, In sacks, per lb , 4c.
li.niatoea. lexas, per 4-bak. crate. $1
MISCF.I.LAN HOUR Almonds California,
soft hell, per lb.. 18c; In eack Iota, le lews
Hraall nuts, per lb, 13c; In sack lota, le
lees. Filberts, per lb.. 14c; In sack lots, lc
less. Peanuts, roated. per lb., 8c; raw,
per lb., 6Ve. Pecans, large, per lb.. lc; In
sack lots, lc lees. Walnut-. California, per
lb., 19c; In sack lota, la less. Honey, new,
24 f remee, 33.7k.
Caffee Market.
NEW TORK, June 21. COFFEE Fu
tures opened steady at unchanged prices
to an advance of 3 points on continued
steadiness In European and Bra allien mar
kets, and on scattered buying, which
seemed to be chiefly in the way of cover
ing. Small receipts at the P.raxlllan ports
were attributed partly to wet weather In
the Interior, but probably helped the tone
of the market, which Improved slightly
during the middle of the day. Later realis
ing and lower late cables from Havre
checked the tdvance and caused slight
reactions from the best, with the close
steady net 3 points lower to 6 points
higher. Sales, 61.600 bags: June. 10S7c;
July, 10 90c; August, 10.86c; September,
10.76c; October, lo.6ftc; November, lo.oftc: De
cember, January, February, March, April
tnd May, 10.65c. Havre, H franc lower.
Hamburg, unchanged to M pfg lower. Rio,
25 rein higher at 71.775. Santna 60 rels higher;
4n R3S00; 7s t-W). Receipts at the two Bra
silian ports, 16.001) bags, against 23,000 bags
last year. Jundlahy receipts, 11,800 hags,
against 14,000 bags last year. New York
warehouse deliveries yesterday, 17,245 bags,
against 10,839 bags last year. Rain waa re
ported In all districts of Sao Paulo. Spot
coffee, steady; Rio, No 7. 134c; Santos,
No. 4. 13c; mild quiet; Cordova, 13015c,
nominal.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK, June 21. COTTON-Spot
market closed quiet at 10 points lower;
middling uplands, 16.30c; middling gulf,
15.5Fc; no sales.
ST. LOUIS. June 21. COTTON Un
changed: middling, 164io; sales, none; re
ceipts, 1.370 bales; shipments, 1,676 bales;
stock. 8.416 bales.
New Turk cotton market, aa furnished by
Logan A Bryan, members New Tork Cot
ton exchange, 311 South Sixteenth street:
Month.- Open. High. Low. Close. Tea'y.
July .... 14 88 14 89 14 73 14 74 14 84
Aug. ... 14 68 14 68 14 57 14 67 14 61
Sept. ... 13 64 1 8 66 13 44 13 44 13 58
Oct 13 26 13 27 13 12 13 13 IS 26
Dec 13 25 IS 36 13 It ' 13 13 13 2
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 21. WOOL Unchanged;
territory and western mediums. 17i!T19Vic;
fine mediums, 16M7Mc; fine, 1131442.
Wooldridge Case
Put Over by Board
Till Tuesday Next
Officer Injured at Time He Shot
William Mete Still in Same Con
dition at Hospital.
The hearing of the charges against for
mer Policeman Harry L. Wooldridge, who
shot and killed William Mets a week ago
Saturday night, which waa to have been
before the Board of Fir and Police Com
missioners last night, was postponed until
next Tuesday night.
Wooldridge waa taken to the Methodist
hospital a few days after the shooting
because of the development of brain con
cussion caused by being struck down while
he waa brandishing the revolver that killed
Mets. His condition has remained the
same, it Is said, since he waa taken to
the hospital, although he is In no danger
of serious consequences.
On request of the chief of police of Min
neapolis, the board laat night agreed to
send a detective to that city to watoh
for crooks known hero who nrobably
be In 'that city to attend their civic cele
bration. Minneapolis will pay the trans
portation for Detective Dan Davis, who
waa named by Chief of Police Donahue.
Senior Captain Martin J. Mulvlhlll of
hose company - No. 9 aa placed' on the
pension list by the commissioners, his pen
sion to begin July 1. ,..
As an excise board, the commissioners
granted a liquor permit to the J. H. Keck
Drug company, 816 South Tenth street.
Veo L. . Huntley, driver of engine com
pany No. 3, was granted a week's leave
of absence, beginning; Juiy t. for the pur
pose of ridding himself of a pair of bal
loons. Huntley waa, before going on the
fire department, an aerial navigator, and
now has a chance to sell his gaa bags.
Ho wants to show his prospective buyer
the fine points about his gas-driven bulbs.
Coronation Dinner
Celebrated Thursday
Event Will Be Attended by Crowd
in Honor of King and
Queen.
All arrangement for th dinner to be
given in honor of King George and Queen
Mary Thursday evening of this week in
the assembly room of Hotel Rome have
bean perfected. Tickets have been mailed
to thoae who responded to the Invitations
sent out by postal cards. Reservations
may be made up to Thursday noon, but
not later, and all who intend to partici
pate In the function should communicate at
once with Colonel William Kennedy, 1007
Jackson street, Douglaa 420, or the Hotel
Rome management, Douglas 258L not later
than noon Thursday.
The affair will be strictly in format No
drees suits d eel red. and it will begin
promptly at T o'clock.
Th toast list follows:
Toastmaster, John L. Kennedy, "Presi
dent of the united States."
Robert Cowelt, "Oorg and Mary."
Colonel T. W. MoCullough, "Anglo
Saxon Race."
John L. Webster, "Reciprocity and Arbi
tration." Edward A. Hlggins, Esq., "Canada and
th Mother Country "
Th address by John L. - Webster on
"Reciprocity and Arbitration," is looked
forward to a a political pronouncement
and great Interest la centered in prospect
of Its delivery. Rev. T. J. Mackay of All
Saints church will be present and offer
grace. Appropriate muslo will be Inter
spersed throughout the toast list.
Commercial Club
to Be Reorganized
Auxiliary Organization! Are to Be
Made Part of the Club
Directed by It
A complete reorganisation of th ad
ministrative office of the Commercial
club was discussed at a meeting of the
executive committee of the club Tuesday.
If th tentative plan which were laid out
go through, all subsidiary branches, such
as th Manufacturers' association, the
traffle and publicity bureaus and similar
organisations will have their administra
tion directed from th office of th club.
An assistant to th club commissioner
will be appointed within a few day to
fill an office which was created by the
executive committee. This assistant will
help Commissioner Oulld In th executive
work of the club, th Manufacturers' as
sociation, and other subsidiary organisa
tions. A commute from th Manufac
turers' association appeared before th
committee, asking that th assistant be ap
pointed so that be could help In th work
which confronts th association, which
1 now without a secretary, as the result of
resignation of Henry Oerlng. Th commit
tee waa eompoaed of T. E. Sanborn, T. V.
Coleman and A) Scott
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH QHAHA
Old Time Fourth of July CeleVrati S
ii Being rianned. ,
1 1
rUBLIC FESTIVAL IS rSOGSAJf i
roaasaltlee Kssi4 Cmrrr t 1
Iretalls at Meetla la May
Office Ora-anlsatle sf Dekoal
Hoard raise Ceaaaaeat.
South Omaha will have an old tttra
fourth of July this year with a program
of celebration ranging from a pic sticking
contest to the moat eloquent Mights 4f t
mosthenic oratory. This waa decided Tu
day by th arrangements commltte that
met In th mayor's office. Committee; M
finance, publicity, attractions, parade,
music and decorations were appointed and
the work of organising the big demonstrev
tlon was gotten under way Immadlateiy.
Mnyor Tratnor in calling the meeting; t
order recalled the fact that It would h
the first formal celebration of th Ftnrth
held In this city for fourteen year. H
spoke of the matter from a pattiotte stand
point as well as from a commercial view.
The mayor thought It would be much bet
ter to have a safe and sane celebration
at home where all the people of th city
could take part and enjoy It than to per
mit an Individual celebration with th In
discriminate use of firearms. In th pro
posed celebration the . fireworks Ami
dangerous explosives will he .under th
charge of a special committee.
It was determined to have on of th
most prominent orators of th country In
vited to deliver th oration of th day.
Several bands of music will enliven th day
and a monster parade will be marshalled
under the leadership of the chief , of th
fire department. Th packing house em
ploye, it U understood wHl take part la
the parade.
At th meeting th following commit
tees were appointed: J. P. Trealnor, chair
man of the arrangement committee; Rev.
Robert Wheeler to be the .chairman of th)
day: ; '
Commltte on Finance Edward Rhaca
han, chairman; Messrs, J. Kennedy, C. C
Meyers, 80I Goldstrum and Frank Fetlra,
Committee on Publicity Messrs. Fisher,
Rogols and th representatives of th
press. . .
Committee on Attractions P. C. Cald
well, chairman; George Kennedy and Law
Etter..
Committee on Parade Chief Me Kale,
chairman; John J. Ulllln, W. ,W. Fisher
and Chief BrlKa.
Committee on 8 porta George Kennedy,
Charles grarr and Lew Btter.
CommlUaaj on Music John J. OHUn, P.
C. Caldwell and Frank Fetlva.
The. city council waa aaked to lend Its
moral and financial . assistance towards
making the day a success.
A copy of the resolution was made and
will be presented to the city council At it
next meeting.
It was decided that the celebration would
be held In town and not In a park where
comparatively few could attend. A speaker
for the occasion will be secured at one -and
it Is hoped that an orator of national
reputation will be on of th chief fea
tures of the day' celebration. , ,
The next meeting of the arrange
ments committee will be held Friday after
noon at the mayor' parlor.
Repabllraas Holding; Off.
Despite report that the two republican
members of the school board have mad
a tieup with A. W. Schneider, a democraUo
member, much to the latter' advantage,
th matter la not at all settled. Jt is said
that there Is much doubt as to th final '
agreement of the two republicans to hand
over all the patronage said to have been
demanded by Schneider as si qua non
for th transfer of his allegiance. Sotn of
the old board. It has heen ' auM wmiM
agree "to align (hetnaelves with th new
member for a much less consideration. If
the reported demands of Schneider be cor
rect there remains nothing of uimiiiaa
to the new members except th appointment
of the board attorney. Mr. Schneider ta
said to have demanded the right to appoint
the secretary of th board, th chief en-
glneer, th head carpenter and half of th
Janitors. Added to this is his claim to the
presidency of the board. In view of these
reported demands it Is not improbable -
Mr. Yechout. the present chairman of th
board, might be continued In the mat-
dency. ,
Larceny Charge gtleka.
Mike Bxmlkoyts on the testimony of
whilom companion, Sam Arnaskans eM
Sadie Klomaa, a one time sweetheart, was
tried Tuesday In the police court on the
charge of grand larceny. Judge CaJIanan
bound the prisoner over to await th
action of the district court under a BCt)
bond. Mike 1 alleged by Sam and Bad!
to have appropriated 1160 from th trunk
of Sam, who had proposed to anend the
money on furnishing a horn for eAdlaw
his bride-to-be.
Testimony showed that Mike had - no
place In th heart of Sadie. Sam also
enjoyed discomfiture of his on time rival.
Mike Kelly, the "boarding boss" of th
trio, In the course of the trial announced
that disgusted with the great amount of
talk Incident to the case, he proposed
to remove his "vine and fig; tree" u
D. ,I.M. I -
vunaj ivaius, ' r s I
Diversify
and Improve .
the Quality of
Your Investments
Buy United States Groverttxrtent
Panama Canal 3 Per Cent Bonds
in Denominations of $100 to
500.
This Is th only Issue of the United Stataw
Government that can be obtained in con
siderable quantities and also In smaller
denominations than $1,940 bonds, and at
prevailing prlcea they yield a larger re
turn than any of th others. ,
Th stability of th security 1 unamr
paesed. Th exemption of th bond front
taxation of any kind Is another element f
great value. All th Interest you reoarfv
from them is free and clear from' any ds
ductlon. No matter how choice your Investments .
may be ,a portion of them should consist
of United 8 tat as Government bonds, which
are always available for emergency loana
at mora nearly their market price the
any other security, and they can be con
verted Into caah In any hour Of th busi
ness day.
If you wish to exchange soms of th Bav
ouiitles you own for soma of thee bond
we would be pleased to advtae you regard
ing th matter and are prepared to mak
th tranaactlon for you at th best prlcea
obtainable for those you may elect to sell.
Our circular No. 6. giving full data on
new Panama Issue, also full particular
of our method of exchanging other aeourt
tia for them, sent upon request.
BEYER 8c COMPANY
BONDS
U William Street, New Tork. .
1
1
1