THE BEE: OMAHA,- TVEIWESD A Y, 2ft, . 1911
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
5 '
Temperature! Beporte4 Favorable in
Both Wlleat Belt.
COBJT CONDITIONS Altfe STEADIED
aer4 Crs of Hi; Oat 4Sta
Markrt Hlaher Teaiaenet-
nalllaa Feelltia; Kalata Whleh
Oi)f Rtln Will Of fact.
OMAHA. June V, 111.
Temperatures' Are very favnrhl over
both whrtl t! and ntlment wa more
bearish at the start hm-ttiiar of a lark of
fresh damasje report from the northwest.
The offsnnits were light, however, eirept
on bulges, an1 -ehnrtn. are kept nervoua aa
the support la evident on,th declines. The
market tone la strong.
The market eoiniltiuns are e trained In the
corn trade. The ahort cropa of hay and
oat give the market a higher tendency
and a bullish feellna exists which nothln
but rain and favorable temperature over
the entire corn belt will offeet.
Early trade In wheat wan bearish, with
value a shade lower. Later ahorta cov
ered freely on crop estimate from the
northwest ami sent value higher. Cash
wheat unchanged.
Corn followed wheat, but lamed, the ad
Vance belnn slarwer owlnf to more favora
ble temperature In the west and aouth
west. Primary wheat receipts were 3M.00O bush
el and shipment 307.000 bushel, axalnat
receipt last year of ZS7,f bushel and
shipment of iai.00 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were U,000 bush
els and shipments 4D4, ,m) bushels, (gainst
receipt last year of 5W.OO0 bushels and
shipments of .000 buslie7s.
Clearance were 37.000 bushel of corn,
none of oat, and wheat and flour equal to
li,ono bushel.
Liverpool closed Hd lower to M1 higher
on wheat and WJA higher on corn.
The following cash salea were reported:
WHEAT No. I hard: 1 car. 5c; 1 car,
HKc. NO. I durum: 1 car, 3MiO.
CORN No. 1 white: 1 car, 66ie. No. a
white: 1 car, 6Eo. No. 8 yellow: 1 cars,
UWc. NO. I mixed: a cars, 6te; No. a mixed:
a car, 66c; No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 64"c; no
grade: 1 car, MHc; 1 car, Mc; 1 car, 63c.
OATS-No. white: I car, 4rc.
.. , Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No, a hard, MWc; No. a hard,
ItfHifltio; N. 4 hard, 76fc c; rejected hard.
Wifilc;- No. a spring, 6'4it'c; No. 4
spring. . Mi286Hc; No. a durum, I22ttc;
No. S durum, feligMc.
CORN No. 2 white, E6HfSM.e; No. a
whlt. 66Vgic; No. 4 white, 6tVg6fic;
No. a color, M'tftfMo: No. a yellow, WVcp
Krtc: No. a yellow, bfS66Wc; No. 4 yellow,
lVciMc; No. a, UK'arf'' N'o- M14'Bc;
No. 4. MMVte: DA grade, WtfMo.
OATH No. a white. 42Hq42kc: standard
osts. 42,,42e; No. t white, 4faM2Hc: No. 4
white. 41'w84l4e; No. a yellow, 41V42c; No.
4 yellow, llalVtc .-
BARLBT-No. 8, T7ftMc; No. 4, 7282c;
No. 1 feed, 7fl77e; rejeoted, ti12c.
RT&e-No. ti ,?34?85o; Ho. I. 8112830.
. Carlot Uelata.
Wheat. Corn. Oata
Chicago M 600 203
Minneapolis 166
Omaha 6 28 U
Duluth 88
CHICAGO GH AITf AND PROVISIONS
Featar of the Trad In and Closing
' Prlara on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO,. June 87. Disclosure of an un
usually large short Interest In July wheat
gave a hoist today to the market a a
whole. Price received special support
from the big owners of the contract stock
here. In consequence.: latest figures were
T.c to lTc higher than last night. Corn
showed a net gain of c to lVkc and oat
a rise of lc to HnSH'.o. The outcome in
hog products varied .from 100 greater In
cost to 124c decline.
July wheat at one time was a full cent
above September, a against a discount of
"e last night Huch a wide premium, hefw
ever, did not last throughout the day.
The remarkable display of strengtli of the
market came after-an eatly break due to
ratne and lower temperatures In sprinif
wheat states. The buyin has as leaders
former prominent bulla, who forced srci'M
to cover. There waa also a hint of danger
from frost In the north vsi. once the
bulge started, no 1mport'ii backaut oc
curred, though tho final tone was easy at
a slight .recession from tho top level of
the day. During the session September
ranged from tiSsc to 90c, with the close
st HOSc, a net advance of l'cl4c.
Report that three-fourths of the corn
crop In Oklahoma was beyond help owing
to excessive heat and to lack of moisture
helped advance prices for that cereal. Sep
tember fluctuated between 5s'4t(j0c, clos
lng easy- but Icti'-mo up at 60c flat. Cash
grades were firm. No. 2 yellow finished at
Oats advanced -to the highest notch of
the season . thus far.- An official report
from Iowa allowed to 40 per cent damage
In that state and there wm excited specu
lative buying as a result. Upper and
lowen- limits touched by the September op
tion .was 4"iic and 43ii3Hc, with the close
lc net higher at 4l7c.
There waa a heavy tone In provisions.
At the end trading pork was down 12V4C to
Ulc, wjth, laxu, and. Irregular strung out
10c each way from the figures current
twenty-foilr hours before.
Price In Chicago, furnlsned by the Up
dike Grain company, 0t Biandels building,
Omaha:
Articles. Open. High.
Low. Cloae.l Yea'y.
Wheat
I !
July.
8pt
WMMOK- 9t
8i90T,fl91 89
. tW-il-V .
- .fii"i
Dec.
2!1I
Corn-
July. ..I W
Snt ..IAMr7kl 60.
671 67
. (W 58Tit(59
69 67Vu33
4342H
44',! 3'
4tTloVi'u1
16 32 15
15 40( 16
0V
t'sl
Dcc.tiiVt'!
6THl
42't
July...!42V(S 43Ti
Htpt.-..43'itl74- -4..V,
43Vfl!
I)cc....5Vvt(;4llT'&47
4ft
rorK i
July
15 45 i 15 50
15 60 I 15 SO
15 7U
Sept.
Lam- -
July.
Sept.
Rlba-
8 80
8 20
8 15
8 10
8 16
8 30
k a
a 35.
8 32V
8 40
,8 SIVi
..i s;vi,
8 S2i.il 8 seU
July
8 25
8 3a
8 2241
8 So
ecpt...8 sr.tm s
Cash quotations were as follows:
FljOCR Steady; winter patents. $3.9X9
4.40; winter .RlralRhts.. $3.7O-(i4 20; spilng
straights. $3.'M.lu; bakers, $3.3."44.30.
RYK-No. t. 91c.
BAltLKY't-raed or mixing. 7590c.
8KKDS Timoihy. $8.0Ju 11.75. Clover.
$16 25.
PROVISION'S Pork. mess, per bbl.,
tli SOIilS H:',. -lard, per 100 11., $8 12.
fchort r,bi, sides (loisel. $;.r2W(i8 37 ;
short cWar ltie (boxed), t8.2.'tii.5o.
Total cleuiancs cf wncat and flour were
equal to 140,0 bu. Primary receipt we e
3M.rTO bu., compared with 257,(00 bu. thei
coi responding day a year Ago. The world's
visible supply, as shown by Brad'treet s,
decreased 7.U7.0JO bu.
Kstlmat(d receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
$1 care; corn, 331 cars; oats, 93 cars; hoga,
Sii.toO head. . .
Chicago Cah ni Ices Wheat: No. t red.
tO'iUlc; No. t red. 8T'iS9,kc; No. 1 hard. 89
tlc; No. 3 haid, 87Vj90c; No. l northern
lining, 7cVH 2; No.- 2 norttiern spilng.
koc'nll.01; No, I tptlng, ).OVIc. Corn: No.
2 cosh, 66'Si-:7c; o. .3 casn, JtiJ56c; Nh. 2
white, Ui''ii571("- No. i wli te. oei57c; No.
2 vellrw jC.''.7.'S7V,e: No. 8 yellow, M..!7i!.
Oa'u- Nov 2 v. hit, 4S,if41c; No. 4 white.
tl'.sili'.c: Biamiatu, -'-,jhjc.
Hl'TTKR Steady; crtamerle.
dalrle. 17(li 21c.
KlUiS-Receipts. : 14.599 eaes.--firm;
a, mark, cases Included,
firsts. 134c; prime firsts. 14'.c.
I'll KESKJ-Stmdv: " daisies.
lMJ23c;
Market
ll'd 11 Sic;
llVS-12e: ,
twin, lltill'ii'i Young Americas, 12'f
Ulic; long horn. 12'14il2'-c
POT ATt KS Kasy; old. 7i 80c; barreled
lock. t.'lMf..
POL' L'l '-' u-m; turkev. 12c; fowls,
XI.ic; springs. Iv'tc.
Mllvtaakv Grain Market.
MILW.VCKK'M-June 27.-WH EAT-Xo. I
pel Jhern, 9!k-(i 4110; No. northern, 9;4j9Sj;
July, i-o'ac: tsr inember, UOHc.
ATS--r y'.Ur.i. 43c.
BAKl.iry l't".V $1.10511. '
Iv'ctii is Market.
PKOKTa, jur. r.( CORN-Hlgher; No. 2,
jejlow, 56c; Wj. 3 yellow. 66c; No. $ mixed,
OATS-Htcher;- No. ! white. 42W,43c;
SUndard. 4Jc; N't. $ white, 4.'e.
Liverpool Ural a Market.
LIVERPOOL,. June 27.-WII EAT-Spot.
firm; No. J ManR'ibu. '7sasd; No. t Mani
toba, "t A . No. 4 Manttoba. 7 Id: future.
tay: July. tv Jft'.tL t tober, 6s8Sd. le
teniber. ns $Sd,
t'OKN-Spot.,sAmeriin niixed' new, firm.
tat4; Amertvan nuxtd, out. n8l:, 5s id;
tyitLZVuZvZT ! "We: 10 ""(IS Points hluher: middling upland., 14.80c
n-el!t Vdiv-Aha 74 cirs- com 60! "'ddllng gulf. 15.15c; no fales.
c. 'lit:. K:.,ntfd7omorrrow- . K-w V Bry:n,0meml.'r.- " w York'c
-he.t. 31 cars: corn cat,. c.r l'cSange? SoTtn's'xU.T.tn' au,:'
new American kiln dried, firm. 4s lod; fu
tures, firm; July, 4sV1; September, 6a Vd-
EW YORK fSEXKRAI, MARKET
4aotala ef tke l)r
Varies
Com sand I tie.
NFTW TORK. June 57. FIOfR Firm ;
'Prtng patents. 84HO-cr515; winter tralgbt".
1.1 9Cf4 In; winter patents. 4iOj4.;
tpnn clears, $3 751)4 10: winter extras,
No. I, 3 so; win,,r extras. No. i, HIS
iiJ25; Kansas stralahts. $4 14 25. Ite
'elpts, Z2.fl bu ; shipments. 14 bu. Rye
flour, steady; fnlr to good, 6.0i&6.26; choice
to fancy, 8-V.10r(i6 4K.
roiiXMFA L Firm; fine white and yel
low. tl.20fil.25; coarse, 11.164X1.80; kiln dried.
ta 2.
WHBAT Spot market strong; No. 1 red,
5V elevator, and Sc, f. o. b., afloat: No.
1 northern Duluth. tl.OSS, f. o. b.. afloat.
Future market declined early on the
weather, but rallied sharplv on active bull
support, on predictions that the July gov
ernment report will be bullish and on
covering, closing StJ7tc net higher. July,
4 -l(V696c. closed at B6V. Spot, 94
9S 3-1'ic, closed at M8-lc; December closed
at P9c. Receipts, 131.600 bu.
(KIRN-pot market strong; export, new.
No. a. 3c. f. o. b., afloat. Future mar
ket was without transaction, closing Vto
advance to lc decline. July closed at HlVi
September closed at 66c, and December,
c. Receipts, 47,260 bu.; chlpmrnts, 87,764
bu.
OATS Spot market strong: standard
white, 49c; No. 2, 4Vic; No. 8. 4SHc; No. 4,
4c. Futures market nominal. RecelDt.
86.626 bu.
FKE.D Firm ; western spring bran,
100-lb. sacks, 823 25; standard middling,
100-lb. sacks. 826.(0: city, 100-lb. sacks, 821.00.
HAT Quiet; prime, $L8?a1.40; No. 1,
81.351 35; No. 2, 81.101.16; No. 8. 80c6l..
HOPS Firm; state, common to choice,
191". 2tr33?c; 1!V, 20a22o. Pacific coast, 1910,
24T27c; l419c.
HltiRS Steady; Central American. W9
21Wc; Bogota. 2iac.
LKATHEK Quiet; hemlock firsts, 24H
27c; seconds, 22re23c; thirds, WJ2uc; re
jects, ligiBc.
PROVIHIONS-Pork, steady; mess. 817.60
018.00; family, fl8.OOfrl9.60; short clear. 81676
(3l7.0iV Ueef. ateady; mesa, $11 OOILSO;
family, tl2.0Ogl2.50; beef hams, $2.00o8.00.
Cut nieata, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
lbs.. $10 00'13.00; pickled hams, $14 00314.60.
Lard ,eey; middle west prime, S.iOjfl.30;
refined, dull; continent, $8.65; South Amer
ica. 895; compound, $7.2'97.76.
TALLOW Steady; prime city, hhde., 6Hc;
TALIX)W Dull; prime city, hhds., 6Hc;
country. 6VK5c.
POULTRY Dressed. steady;
broilers, 182iic; fowls, 12815c;
I2lfic.
Hl'TTER Firm. Creamery
24Vtf'24ic; creamery extras.
wee tern
turkeys.
specials,
8313 240 ;
creamery nrsts, 21Hg22Hc; creamery sec
onds, ZOcffZlc; creamery thirds, iHa-IBc; pro,
cess specials, a"4c; process extras, 20c;
process firsts, I8019c; process seconds,
17'aliHc; factory thirds, 15lK4c.
BOOS Firm; fresh gathered extras. 20
22c; fresh gathered extras, firsts, 17618c;
fresh gathered firsts, lSftltic; fresh gath
ered thirds snd poorer, 12c; fresh gath
ered dirties. No. 1, 1212c
Corn and Wheat Region Ralletln.
Record for the twenty-four hours ending
at 8 a, m. Tuesday. .Tune 27. 1911:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
TimD. Rain-
stations Max. Mln. fall.
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
twelve-hour
Ashland. Neb 86
56
.00
Auburn. Neb
B'ken Bow, Neb. 77
Columbus. Neb... 81
Culbertson. Neb.. 85
Falrburv. Neb... R9
Fairmont. Neb... 83
Or. Island. Neb.. 82
Hartington. Neb. 83
Hastings, Neb.... 82
Holdrege. Neb... M
Lincoln. Neb 84
No. Platte. Neb. 80
Oakdale. Neb 8
Omaha, Neh M
64
45
64
55
65
r3
66
63
65
45
67
48
63
62
67
46
64
64
56
6J
52
.oo
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.oo
.00
.00 ,
.00
Tekamah. Neb... 84
Valentine. Neb.. 86
Sioux City. Ia... 78
Alta. Ia 78
Carroll. Ia 80
Clarinda. Ia 84
Sibley. Ia 75
Minimum temperature for
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE.
No. of Temp
District. Stations. Max. Mln.
Rain
fall. .30
.90
.60
coiumbus. o 17
Louisville. Kv 20
Indianapolis. Ind.. 11
Chicago. Ill 25
St. Louis. Mo 25
Des Moines. Ia.... 21
Minneapolis. Minn. 30
Kansas Cltv, Mo.. 21
Omaha, Neb 18
S8 72
90 70
S 70
86 M
92 68
84 58
70 44
90 62
84 64
.30
. .20
.00
. -40
- .00
cooler
The weather Is very
throughout the corn and
much
wheat
region
Freezing temperatures with light frosts oc
curred In the extreme north portion of
North Dakota, Showers were general
within the last twenty-four hours In the
eastern and southern portions.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
St. I.oala Geaee-al Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 27. FLOUR-Firm; red
winter patenta, t4.25?c4.60; extra fancy and
straight, $3.604.26; hard winter clears, $2.60
&3.00.
SKED Timothy, $6.009.08.
CORSM KAL $2.50.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track, $1.00.
HA Y Firm; timothy, $19.0025.00; prairie,
$15.0lrlX.!0.
BAOOINO 8 15-lc.
HEMP TWINE72C
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: Jobbing,,
$15.75. Lard, unchanged: prime steam, $.8.02i
ti8.12. Dry salt moats, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts. $8.t2; clear ribs. t&.t2Vi; short
clears. $9.00. Bacon, unchanged: boxed ex-
tra shorts. $D.B2; clear rlba, $9,624; short
clear, lio.uu.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 8.100 lO.OuO
Wheat, bu S7.O90 28,000
Corn, bu 48.000 69,000
Oats, bu 78.000 48,000
Kansas City Oraln aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. June 27. WHEAT Un
changed to lc higher: No. 2 hard. 8oVrGP92c:
No. 3. 82V 4 89c; No. 2 red, R4HS5c; No. 8,
82ftS3c; July, 8oHiiS8Hc bid; September, 86'c
bid.
OATS 'ifittc higher: No. I white, 434
1'c; No. 2 mixed, 4142o.
RYF ?.Vfi90c.
HAY l'nchaned to 60c higher; choice
timothy, MS .OOti 19.00. ,
BUTTER-Cretmerv, 22c; firsts. 19c; sec
onds. 17c: packing stock, 16c.
FX1GS Extrus, 17Uc; firsts, 14Hc; second,
fo.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 64.000 4.0X)
Corn, bu 27,000 68 000
Oats, bu 10,000 7,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 27. WHEAT July,
PS'ac: September, 96?ic; December. 97;
No. 1 hard, 9S"4c: No. 1 northern. 97H1?(t9c:
No. 2 northern. 94Hff97c; No. 3, 92Vx96ViO.
Omaha Produce Market.
Creamery butter. 22Hc; packing stock. lc.
; No 1 eggs, 12c; No. 2 eggs. 8c. Broilers.
18c; , rooster. 4c; hens, He; oucks, 10c;
geese, 6c.
nulatk Grain Market.
DCLVTH. June 27.- WHEAT -No. 1
rorthetn. !7c: No. 2 northern, 94Vb95Vc;
Juiv. 97'c: September, 97o.
OATg-43c.
Wool Mr.rket.
BOSTON. June 27 WOOI The uncer
tainty regarding wool legislation hns
curbed Ihe trading In product to a consid
erable degree. Trading In the west con
tinues active. The market for fleece wool
is dull, although in Ohio !2r to 23o Is being
paid for the medium wool, while 20c Is
beln asked In Montana. The eatlmated
scoured price In Boston of territory Is 55c.
Several buyers are touring New Mexico
with prices covering a wide range of 13c
to 17c. Pulled wool is fair.
ST. LOi'IS. Junne 27 WOOIv Un
changed; territory and western mediums.
17hl9'tc; fine mediums. l'.iilT'jC; fine, 1144
H'ic.
July ...
Aug. ...
Sept. ...
Oct. ...
DtC. ...
' ST. LOL'IM. June 27.-COTTON-Weak;
middling, l.'ic; sale;, none; receipts. 60
bales; shipments, 60 bales; stock, 8.623
bales
ligar Market.
NEW YORK. June JT.-BUOAR-Raw,
firm; rauacovado, 69 test, 3.48c: centrifugal,
9ii test. 3!c; molassea, Ki test, 3.23c; re
fined, ateady.
Olla and Heal a.
SAVANNAH. June ST. TURPENTINE
Firm at 53',e.
R081N-Kirm; type F. $o.7&; O. $.78.
I Cotton Market.
I VITAV vnRK .Inn f7 ClITTnV-Oiil.l
I '
Month. Open. High lxw. Close. Sat').
July .... 14 45 14 70 Ttt 14 64 14 St
. 14 44 14 14 44 1 4 60 14 40
. 13 49 1159 13 60 13 58 18 43;
. 14 13 13 24 13 13 13 23 13 07
. 13 14 13 25 13 13 13 24 13 07 I
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Moat Isanea Move Littletilj Within
Narrow Limits.
INTERESTING REPORTS CURRENT
rntssiirrt fttr-raffth In Talo Pa
cific aad raited States Steel Ex.
klklted la Osealic Hear,
bat Is Heart-Lived.
NEW TORK. June 27.-Alde from ft few
issues which wers selected for special at
tention at the hands of traders, stocks
moved listlessly within narrow iimlta in.
day. There was a fair degree of activity
at the opening and throughout the first
hour, with pronounced strength In Union
Pacific and United States Steel, but the
movement waa short lived. The early move
ment In Union Pacific and United States
Steel was attended bv circumstantial re
ports of uncommon Interest. Much of the
ouyiag or union Pacific seemed to originate
from broker whose names are freouentlv
associated with the operations of Insiders"
in me narriman properties. There were
further renorts of anecnlatlve contents In
United States Steel. Shares of roads af
luiuied vitn Canadian Pacific are fairly
active at higher prices. An Important fea
ture of the trading waa the weaknesa In
copper stocks, particularly American Hpielt-
wnicn arainea two points.
The stock market has expressed some dis
appointment because the recent decision
of the federal court In the Harrtman merger
nas iauea to stimulate more speculative
Interest. A number of the Important rail
May system submitted their returns for
Msy, among which those of the Harrtman
lines attracted moat attention because of
the large decreases in gross and net earn
ings. Union Pacific's shrinkage In gross
of $752,000 and Southern Pacific's decrease
of SM9.OU0 were larger than had been ex
pected. A marked contrast was presented
In the Rock Island report, showing a gain
In net revenue of more than $200,000.
First returns of national banks to the
latest call of the comptroller of the cur
rency show loan expansion over last year
In New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois.
Bonds were Irregulsr. Total sales, par
value, $3,006,090. United States bonds were
unchsnged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
;ti stocks were as follows:
Bala. High. Low. CI
Allli-Cbalmer pit
4,104 70 444 n
, eei
'i,'w4 'iiii tS 43'
104 1C4 10 101,
100 67 67 "'4
61
"'464 "ta'. V4
11
100 41S 41
14,100 I04 7H 1
00 107V4 lOCe 10
Ill
1,400 144 1H
600 44 M K
10 II U HH
100 40H 40" 40
4,700 1144, 113 1134.
100 106 im 105
too Ut It 1x14
8,000 10444 104 108 S
l3Se
U0O0 81 40 1 (IVk
1.700 Ml 141 14 KlStj
LtOO 40 04t ftl't
100H
no
1,000 M(4 tt 3
10
100 14 I3H Uli
M 44 ib 46H
147
4.JO0 117 in ini
67V4
100 16 W 144
64
700 14H 14 140
400 14', 14'i
104 171 1714
14
100 17 67 67
100 l4 lS4
5.700 17 H 7
10.IO0 H9 6714, 49
1,400 47 47 47
0 1U 12 1U
8.600 138 137 137
4
XM 142 141 141
1.800 18 17 17
' 7,800 61 40 60
S00 123 122 122
100 14 18 17
100 11 11 11
1,100 42 42 42
100 18 ' 18 18
600 36 16 16
100 I 19 (8
100 108 108 101
TOO 161 161 1M
70O 10 TO II
4.400 143 140 142
1,000 17 IT
100 (8 8 47
1,800 40 60 60
134
400 84 64 66
100 41 11 11
8.200 110 10 110
1.800 4 46 48
1,000 100 10 100
74
t.M 186 134 136
00 17 17 IT
2,000 124 124 1!4
108
86
100 M M M
00 38 IT l
181
400 17 17 17
4I.BO0 1(0 1S 160
100 3 10 80
3
1,700 13 48 33
M
400 44 44 4
' 82
600 11 II T2
61
24.600 JM 116 126
1 400 12 11 12
1. 800 72 72 72
1,309 41 41 41
28
00 21 12 21
0O0 60 48 48
6.100 180 188 188
1,100 43 44 84
74 .
1.400 42 40 42
4.200 19 14 18
70S 118 118 118
1,800 67 60 60
600 64 64 66
600 17 IT 1S
400 17 17 81
800 68 68 69
100 16 76 16
400 10 80 80
8
7.000 180 180 160
Amalgamated; totpar ...
Americas Agricultural ...
American Beat Bugar
American Can
American C. F
American Cottea 041
American H. 4 U pfd....
Am. ice Securities
American Llnaeed
American Locomotive
American S. A R
Am. S. R. pttf
Am. steal Foundries. .....
Am. Sugar Refining......
American T. 6c T
American Tobacco pfd....
America a woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaon
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic Coast Line. ...
Baltimore Okie
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Kantd Tr. ......
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Outral Leather pfd
Central of New Jeraer....
C'heeapeaka Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago O. W. , sew
C. O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W .
Chicago, M. A St. P
C, CO. A St. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Southern.....
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudeoa
Denver A Rio Grande....
f A R. O. pfd
niatlllers Securities
Erie
nrl let pfd
Erie 2d pfd
General Blectrte
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore etfa..
llllnola Central
Interbnrougb Met.
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester ..
Int. Marina pfd
International Panar
30 t International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaaa City Southern.,..
K. C. So. pfd
Lacjede Oaa
Loulavllle A Naahvllle...
Minn. A St. Louie
M.. St. P. A 8. 8. M....
Mlsaourl, K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd
Mleaourl Pacllle
National Blaeult
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. td pfd..
New York Central
N. Y., O. A- W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Pacffio
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvanla
People's Uaa :
P.. C, e A St. L.
Ptttaburg Coal
Preaaed Steel Car ,
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Inland Co
Kock Ialand Co. pfd
St. I. A B. F. U pfd....
St. Louts 8. W
St. L. 8. W. pfd
Sloaa-Sheffleld 8. A I
I Houtham Paciiio
j Southern Railway
8o. Raiiwa. pt
Tenneaaee Copper
Texae A Pacific
T.. St. L. A W ,
T. St. U A W. pfd
I'nlon Pactflo
Inlon Pacific pfd
t'nlted Statee Realty
United States Kubber....
United Statee Steal
V. 8. Steel pfd
Utah Copper
Va -Carolina Chemical
Wabaeh
Wabaab pfd ,
Western Maryland
Waatlnghouae Kleetrto
Weetern I'nlon
Wheeling A L. B.
Lehigh Valley
Total sale lor the day.
417, 100 abarsa
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June 27. MONEY On call,
steady; 2S'i2Vi per cent; ruling rate. 24
per cent; closing bid, 2 Pr cent; offered
at 2: per cent. Time loans, steady; sixty
days, 2Vi per cent; ninety days. 22 per
cent: six months, 4'834 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 44
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills, at $4.84
for sixty-day bills and at $4.6610 for de
mand. Commercial bills. $4.83;.
SILVER Bar, 62c; Mexican dollar, 46c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad, Ir
regular. Closing quotations on bends today were
as follows: y t
V. t. ref. ta, rag. ..100 Int. 14. M. 4...... 41
do coupon 100 'Japan 4a 80
0. 8. to, re 1x1 do 4e 81
do coupon 101 K. . So. 1st ta 14
I). 8. 4i, rag 114 L. S. deb. 4a 1411... 43
do coupon 114 L. A N. Vnl. 4a
Allla-Cbal. let 8a.... 78 M . K. A T. let 4s. 97
Auier. Ag. 6a 11 do gen. 4a 87
Am. T. A T. e. 4a.. 110 Mo Paclfle 4e TT
Am. Tobacco 4a 80 N. R. R. of M. 4s 8!
do 4a 104 K'.. T. C. g. 8e 87
Armour A L. 4. 92 do deb. 4a 81
Atchlaon gen. 4a 9e N. y., N. H. A H
Atchison t.v. 4a 114 cv. 4a 132
uo cv. ea tiv .-(. ar w . lax C. 4a SB
'A C. L let 4a.,
do cv. ia 11)9
. 9 No. Pacific 4a 98
. W do la 71
. 91 O. 8. L. rfdg. 4a ... 94
84 Penn. cv. 4e 1914... 97
.108 do con. 4a 103
99 Heading gen. 4..... 98
.131 St. L. A 8. P. fg 4a 91
.101 edo gen. 6 69
Bal. A Ohio 4a
do !
do S. W. 4a
Brook. Tr. cv. 4a...
('en. of tie. la
Cen. Leatber 6a
C of N. J. g. 6a...
Cbaa. A Ohio 4a..
do ref. 6a
" M ai. a., n. w. e. 4S. . so
8 do let aold 4a 9141
Chicago A A. Ia.
C. B. A VI- i 4a ... 97 eg. a L. 4a 19
do gen. 4e s ego. Pac. cet 4s..... 91
C. M. A I P g. 92 dfcv. 4a 98
C. H. I. A P. c. 4s. 1 do let ref. 4e 9
do rfg. 4a 49 Bo. Railway 4a. 108
Colo. Ind. 6a 14 do gen 4a 18
Colo. Illd. 4a 41 I Dion Paclflo 4a.. ...101
0. A S. r. A e. 4s do rv. 4a 109
. A H. cv
99 do lat A ref. 48..
92 I'. 8. Kubber 4e ...
61
!) A R. a. 4a.
do ref. 6e
Pletlllors' 4a ....
lurle p. I. 4e
do gen. 4a
do cv. 4a. aer.
do aeries B . ...
.104
vo-H I S. Steel Id 6e . .
18 Va.-tnr. Chern. ia.
88 VYabaea lat 6a.
79 da lit t 11. k...
'. A.. 86 Weetern ltd. 4a
' Weat Kler. cv. ta.
6a....l4 Wla. Central 4a
.100
.101
. 48
67
. 86
Gen- Klec
. 43
. 98
III.
lot
On lat ref. 4a.. 9 Mo. Pac. cv. 4s
Met 4e.. ...... 16 Panama Is
lueied.
l.oral HeraritUa.
Quotations furnished bv nurns. Brinkar A
to.. 4 vi .ncw umana xvaii Dank nullum.
Bid. Aaked.
Bratrtce rrinerf, pfd 9 91
Columl.ua Electric Llht 6. 1924 91
t ti National Bnk ttldg . pfd loo
Cora Karbanga National Bank 64eck.. -. 93
Council blufia. la , 4a. 1814 101 Mi. 81
Vila of Omaha sckoo) 4a. 1981 14 14
Cueahv Par. log la. Be, 1934 99 99
Falraaont Creomerv IX S P. S 9 19
Kaitmont Crcanuer V I e. 9 let
Kanaaa l llr 4a. 1980 loa Tl M 41
Ooha Water 4a. 198 v 8 89
Omaha A C. St. Rt 4. tin 9t
Omaha A C. B St. Rv. 4a, 1114 M 101
u. a C B- 84. R. pt4 4 p- -, -div U 414
M
T
aft
111
KM 4j
London Meek Market
LONDON. June 27 American securities
were quiet and featiirlraa during the early
tradlna today. At noon price ranred from
unchanged to S higher than yesterday's
iNew lork closing.
Ceneols, etor ey T9 leelarllle A N
..184
.. ni
..114
..118
de aceeont.
T9 M., a. A T ...
82 N. T. Central..,
8 Norfolk A W..
111 do pfd
108 Ontario A W...,
Amal. rvppary.
A narend
Atchlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohle.
.. 81
.. 47
111 Pennarlvanla
.. 44
Canadian Pacific. ! Rand Mines.
.. 7
... 42
.. 13
.. 14
..129
..18.s
.. 7
.. 81
..112
.. 17
..
nveapeaae as u sa rteeoing
mcago u.
I4ia Southern Hr
mi., Mil. A BL P. .131 do pfd
Pa Beer 19 Southern Paclfle.
Denver A Rio O ... 19 Into Pacific...
do pfd 64 do pfd
Xrl ,. ea V. 8. steel
do 1st pfd 40 o pfd
do Id pfd 48 Wabaah r.r
Orand Trunk 18 do pfd
iJiiuoBB lemrai ito
HILVBR Bar, steady at 24 M6d per og.
MONBV lH4ft per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2 6-l per cent; tor three
months' bills, per cent.
Benton Stock and Bonds.
BOSTON, June 17. Closing Quotations on
si- i-k Mere us follow.
Alloue at Mohawk .
Amal. Copper 89 Nevada Cm
A. Z. L. A 8 18 Nlplaelng Mine .
Alisons Com. 18 North Butt
Atlantic 4 North Lake
B A C. C. A 8. U. 14 ()I4 Item in Ion ...
6fl
19
10
8
48
Butte Coalition 16 Osceola
ouui vminon ..... iv upcrma , , , , .. .iue
Cel. A Artaona 40 Parrott 8. A C. 11
108
tel. A Hecla
.474 Qulncy
.. II
Centennial
Cop. Range C. C.
Beet Butt C. It
Kranklln
Oiroui CVjn.
Oranby Con
.. II Shannon
.. 41 Superior
.. 14 Superior A B. Bf .
.. 12 Superior A P. C
.. 4 Tamarack
.. 41 V. 8. 8. R. A M.
.. 1
.. 17
.. M
.. 19
.. 49
.. 17
.. 40
..
..114
Greene Caewa .
7 do pfd
lale Roval Ckppvr.. 17 Utah Con.
Kerr Lake
4 Vtah Oncer 0.
Lake Copper
La Salle Copper...
Miami Copper ....
Kx-dlv.
, 17 Winona
, 1 Wolverine
81
Boston
The following
Copper Market.
quotations are furnished bv
, members Boston Stock ex-
Logan A Bryan
change, 316 Sou
th Sixteenth street:
Adventure
Allouea
Calumet A Aril..
C'opper Range....
Dalr-Weet
Eaet Butte
Klrat National...
Hancock
Melvein
Indiana
Iale-Royal
Keeweenaw
Lake Copper
LaSalle
Maaaarhueette ..
Michigan
.. 4 Miami
.. ! Mohawk
.. 80 iNlpplaalng
.. 61. .North Butt
.. 4 tleceola
.. 14 Old Dominion
1 6-14 Qulncy
.. 18 Ray Cons
.. 1 Shannon
.. 16 , Superior Copper...
.. 19 Superior A Boston
.. 1 Tamarack
12
1
10
84
106
48
14
18
"
13
7
.... 84
On. 18
.... 49
.....114
.... 4
.. 18 V. 8. 8. A Ref.
.. do pfd
,. 4 Wolverine
.. 1 Yukon Gold....
New York Mlnlngr Stocks.
NEW TORK, June 27. Closing quotations
on mining hiochs were
Alice ISO eijtti. Chiaf 1
Com. Tunnel stock.
do bondo
Con. Oal. A Va.....
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
eLeadvllla Can. ....
Offered.
4 Maslcaa 404
. 14 Ontarls 10
114 Ophlr 185
16 Standard 10
104 Yellow Jacket 40
14
New York Cnrb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan A Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, 316 South Sixteenth street
Bay State Oaa ti Newhonsa to
Butte Coalition 19 Ohio fopper 1 ll-U
Cectui
18 Rawhide Coalition... 6
t 1-14 Ray Central 1
I Bwlft Pkg. Co 101
team-Roebuck Co.... 141
41 Superior A Pitta 17
Chief Cons..
Devte-Daly .
Kir Central.
Ely Cooa
Otrouz
t 'jonopan Mining..
4
Belmont ... 4 1-14474 8-14 Trinltv CooDer
4
14
4
Greene Cananaa 4 t'nlted Copper....,
Inspiration 4 North Lake ,
Laroe 4 Bohemia
Nevada Cons 40
Bank Clearing;.
OMAHA; June 27. Bank clearings for
today were $1,861,840.86 and for the corre
sponding date last year $2,232,134.43.
OMAHA UOK1I41. MANKKT.
BUTTERr-Cre4UrBry. No. T. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons. 26c: No.
2. In 30-lb. tubs, 23c; No. 2. In 1-lb. cartons.
ic; packing stock, -solid pack, lfrVc; dairy,
in w-iD. tuds, itKgax:; market changes every
xuesaay. c,i.
CHEK8E Twlns i4'o: younc American.
17c; daisies, 16C ; triplet, 16c; llmberger.
it,c; mo. l Drick. aso: Imported Swiss. 82c:
domestic Swiss, 20c; block Swiss, 18c.
ruuiii'Ki-urouers. sso per b.: hens.
laVic; cocks, to; ducks, 20c; spring ducks.
26c; geese, 16c; turkey, 24c; pigeons, per
dox., $1.60. Alive: , Broilers, 20c; smooth
lev, lc; hen. 10c: old rooster. 6c: old
ducks, full feathered. 10c; geese, full fea
thered, ec; turkeys, lic; guinea fowls. 15c
each; pigeon, per dos., 60c; homers, per
dog., $3.0u; squabs, No. 1, per dos., $1.60; No.
2, per dos., 60c; hen turkeys, 15c.
iriSH tall froxen) pickerel. 10c; white.
16c; pike, 14c; trout, lie; large crapples.
wia0c; Spanish mackerel, 19c; eel, 18c; had
dock, 13c; flounders, 13c; green catfish, 16c;
roe shad, 90 each; shad roe, per pair, 40c;
frog leas, per dos., 36en)83.oo; salmon, 10c;
halibut, 8c; yellow perch, ho; buffalo, 6c;
bullheads, 14c.
BEEr cuts kids: no. i, uc; jmo. z, izc;
No. 3, 10c. Loin: No. 1, 16c; No. i, 12Sc;
No. $, 13c. Chuck: No. 1, 6c; No. 2, 6c;
No. 8, 6c. Round: No. 1, 10c; No. 2. luc;
No. 8. 9Vc. Plate: No. 1, 4c; No. 2, 4c,
No. 8, 4c.
FRUITS Apricots: California, per crate.
$2.00. Bananas: Fancy select, per bunch,
jumbo, per bunch, $2.76-63.76.
Cherries: Home grown, per 24-qt. case, $1.76
ijlM. Cantaloupes: California, standard, 46
count, $3.0041.3.26 per crate; pony crates, 64
count, I2.6txu2.70. Dotes: Anchor brand.
new, 80-lb. pkga. in Doxes, per dox, j.u.
Oooseberrles: Horns grown, per 24-qt. case,
$2.60. Lemons: Llmonelra brand, extra
lancy, 800 size, per, box, $7.60; 360 size, per
box, $6.00; Loma Llmonelra, fancy, 3U0
8 lie. per box. $7.00: 8tK slse, per box, $7.60;
240 sixes, 60o per box less; Cymbal brand.
300-360 sixes, per box, It.7lB 7 .ou. uranaes:
Camella Redlands VaJenciaa, all alxes, per
box, $4.00; fancy Valenclas, ftO-tm-Utt sixes.
13.75. California Jaffa and Mediterranean
sweet oranges. 17$ and smaller sixes, per
box, $3.60. Peaches: California, per box,
$1.60. Plums: California, per crate, $1.86.
Pineapples: Florida, 24-30-3(1-42-48 sixes, per
crai, $3.26. Red Currants: Per 24-qt. case,
$2.60. Utrawberrle: Hood River, per 24-qt.
case, $4.00. Watermelons: Texas, per lb., c.
VEQETABLEB Beans: String and wax,
per hamper, $2.60; per mkt. bsk., IMcl.O0.
Cabbage: Home grown, per lb., 6c. Cucum
bers: Hot house, 1 and 2 dox. In box, per
box, $1.7f2.00; home grown, per mkt. bak.
of about 2 dos.. $1.60. Egg Plant: Fancy
Florida, per dox., 41.6Cyl.mj. Oarilc: Extra
fancy, white, per 'lb.. 12c. Lettuce: Extra
fancy leaf, per dog.. 25c. Tomatoea: Texaa,
per 4-bak. crate, liOciiJl.00. Radlshea. Per
dos., 20c. Onion: Texas Bermuda, white,
per crate, $2.26; yellow, per crate, $2.00.
Parsley: Fancy home grown, per do.,
bunches, 46c. Potatoes: Wisconsin, white
stock, per bu.. $1.36(il.50; new stock in
gucks, per bu.. $2 60.
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds: California
soft shell, per lb., 18c; In sack lots, lc less.
Braill Nuts: Per lb., 13c; In sack lots, lc
less. Filberts: Per lb , 14c; in sack lots, la
less. Peanuts: Roasted, per lb., &c; raw,
per lb., 64c Pecans: Large, per lb.. 18c; in
sack lot, lc less. Walnuts: California, per
lb., 19c; In sack lot, lc lea. Honey: New,
tl frames, $3.74.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, June 27 MCTAI-itand.
ard copper, quiet; spot, $12. 2Yg 12.81; Bpptem
ber, $12.80502.40. Tin, oulet; spot, $44. TS
46. 26; September. 41. VAt 42. 26. !ad, qu!et.
at I4.4f4j4.fi0 at New York and $4. 3054.40 at
East St. Louis. Bpelter, 4.aa'er. at $0.:0
6.80 at- New Tork and $5.60i4i5.6j at Eat
Pt. Louis. Artlmony, Cookson's. $8.6).
Iron, quiet: northern grades, $14. 7M? 15.2";
southern. $11 25'jf15.2o. fllver. bar, 52'4c.
ST. LOWS. June 27. M ETA L8 Lead,
lower, at $4 S.". Spelter, lower, at $5.J.
Kansas City Live Sttwk Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 27 CATTLE
Receipts. 12.000 head. Including 2.H0O south
erns; market steady: top, 8H.40: dressed
beef and export steers. $t;.G0ftti.40; fair to
good. $4.bO&6.S0; western steers. $4 60478.86 ;
Blockers and feeders.. $3.fj0ti5.40; southern
steera, $3.7H(5 ;. southern oowa. I2.70ii4.40;
native corns, $2.oii4 R.'; native heifers.
4j0.25: bulls, $3.0"ka4.fi6; calves. $4 O0(&7.2D.
HOOS- Beceiits. 18 000 head; market
opened 64V10c higher; closed weak. Bulk of
rale. $C 2T.vJd.86: heavv, ! .26ti8.3: packer
and butchers. 86.30ra6.40: llahls. $.2."1.4.
SHEEP ANU LAMBS Receipts. 4..VO
head: market strong', lamha. IC..VH .;
yesrlinss. 44 Vlfi4 60. welhers. BliilS:
ewea. $3.00433.2.; stocker and. feeders, $2.0)
452.76. .
Stock la Slskt.
Receipt of live stock at the five principal
western markets Saturday:
Cattle, lloa-s. Sheen.
Pouth Omaha
St. Joseph ....
Kansas City .
t. Loul
Chicago
. ! m
. 8.000
.12 "
. T.ion
. 209
13. "00
,W8)
It.laal
13.0m)
16.000
8.6M
4 fv vj
8.1
16.000
Totals 24,300 69.600 3&.200
C St. Kv. rMl , aa-dlv
Omaha C. S. Rr Brtat W
Omaha Oaa ta, H
Omaha Clea. U. P. U. 1MI M
Omaha Elac. U. P.. M
S. Cal. Kittson , 111 1
ShorMan Cnal. pfd SH
t ales Stark Tarns stark M
Valoa Stork Tarda (a, I Ml. r
Trt-Cltf Rt. IA.. af t
Wise Memorial tUaanal 1H1 IS?
OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Are Gener&Uy Strong to Ten
Cent Higher.
HOOS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER
Price In the Rfceep Barm Skew Little
ar We Ckaaare, While the Sap
ply Centlaave le Be Very
Medermte.
SOTJTM OMAHA. June 27. 1911.
Receipts wera: Cattle Hosts. Sheen
Official Monday 4.180 8.903 6,f3t
Estimate Tuesday 2.800 13. COI .t0
Two days this week 7.0) 18.108 U.?n
Same days last week.... 8.783 18.6ft) 6.37
Same days I weeks ago.. 8.335 ?" (.126
Same days I weeks so.. 8.631 18.878 1W
Same days 4 wetks ago.. 6,107 20," 8.66
Same days last year 8,848 19.612 11.776
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle hoss, and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to data aa compared with last
yer; inn. l10. Inc.
Cattle 487 .008 43.442 13,(61
Hog 1,13 629 l.Oei.tVX) 261.'2
Sheep 760,222 7,07 81.1ov
The following table shows the average
prices on bogs at South Omaha for tne
last several days, with comparisons:
-1
Dates. I 1911. 10.19W. 11908. 11907. 11901. 18t.
June is...
June It..,
June 20..,
June $1...
June 23...
June 23...
June 24..,
June 26...
June 88...
I 1
6 spa,
17
22
8 20
!
s
301 7 61
8 671
6 64
6 9T( 89
7 (3
6 8
8 8 19
$ 80 t 16
42
6 66
6 91
401
7 83
e
$ 77
6
21
6 10
5 12
6 16
6 30
e
6 II
9 1
7 68
6 91
e
83
161 7 46
I 88
6P2I
36
24
281
7 40
I 83
6 86
6 67
11
7 68
6 88
8 89
6 23
June 27...
6 13 13f f t W 6 82f 431 6 82
Sunday.
Receipt and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock Tarda, South Omaha, for
the twenty-four hours ending at 2 p. m.
yesterday :
RECEUPT 8 CARLOADS.
eep.H'r's.
C M. 8t. P I
w abaah I
Missouri Paclfio 1
Union Paclflo 26
C. ft N. W., east.... 5
C. A N. W., west.... 27
C. St. P.. M. A cl.... 8
'i T. . V.
46 18 1
69 as tm
IS .. 1
4 11
47 2 1
1 2
1
5 a
196 22 4
C, B. ft Q., east.... 11
c, a. et y., west.... 48
C, R. I. ft P., east.. 7
C R. I. ft P., west.. 7
Illinois Central 8
c. a. w t
Total receipts 134
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. licsrs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co .,
419
401
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour ft Co.. ,
Schwartz-Bolen Co -
Murphy
Sinclair
Morrell ,
Benton, Vanaant ft Lush
Hill ft Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston ft Co
J. H. Bulla
723
846
674
3.924
4,328
1.472
216
1,078
L4R4
856
105
20
28
101
6
105
8
82
295
442
L. Wolf
S. Wertheimer
Other buyers .
L4U
4.133
Totals ...t.,
3.724 11,484
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
numbered 132 cars, making the total for
tbe two days 7.0X0 aa aaalnat 6.788 head last
week.
In spite of the fact that receipts were
quite liberal the market waa In splendid
condition as viewed from a seller's stand
point. Buyers all wanted the cattle and
were out In the yards early in the morn
ing with the result that everything sold
in very good season. The prices paid were
strong to 10c higher. This means that good
cattle were generally 10c higher, the best
In the yards selling up to $6.80, the highest
price paid since last April, when $6.40 was
top. The high price of the year to date
waa K.60 paid In March. Yearlintrs were In
especially good demand, steers and heifers
selling as high as $6.26.
Cows were In splendid demand and desir
able stuff sold lOo hla-her. with inferior
and common kinds about steady. Veal
caives are naraiy as strong as last week
aa It takes pretty good calves now to com
mand $6.76.
There were only a few scatterinsr loads of
stockers and feeders In sight and they sold
at about steady prices.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice beef
steera, $6.003.30; fair to good bee steers.
$6.753.0O; common to fair beef steers, $6.00
good to choice cows, $4.60(36.00; fair to good
Kio.io; gooa to cnoice neirers, 86.ou&b.66;
cows and heifers, $4.0O4t4.6O; common to
fair cows and heifers, $2.00?4.00; good to
choice stockers and feeders. t4.40fr4.R5:
common to fair stockers and feeders, $3.60
cj4.4u; stock nailers, 43.01x4 3. 76; veal calves,
$3.60017.00; bulls, stags, etc, $3.25Q)5.00.
Representative sales: .
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Jr. to, av. Ft.
Ill 1011 4 36 41 1480 I 00
14 424 4 B0 13 I860 I 00
4 1061 4 40 13 1846 4 00
10 841 I !S IB. , 1133 4 00
4 1044 4 10 It U88 10
41 1104 I 78 It 1188 I 10
44 1048 4 80 II Ill 1
10 881 4 80 84 I486 4 14
M 1171 4 10 II 1480 I IB
14 U10 I 88 41 12(4 I II
14 1017 4 86 -0 H67 4 It
IT 1241 I 8 M..., 1041 10
!!.... 1141 4 85 31 1478 10
14 1018 I 88 17 1488 10
44 1181 I 88 84 182B 4 IS
IT 1141 4 80 41 1601 4 IB
10 1102 4 80 II 1838 tB
14 1288 I Bfi 21 1141 18
44 1304 I 85 82 1488 I 10
II 1301 I (Ml 14 1447 I 10
11 1043 I 00
BTEKRS AND HEIFER
11 t I 44 BT 821 I IK
10 84 IX II 774 I 8
IT 1010 4 86 28 7nl I 10
10 T70 1 45 17 161 I U
11 411 I 1
COWS.
11 Ill IN 10 844 4 K
4 481 I 00 10HO 4 40
814 00 4 1171 4 4B
10 1021 I IS 4 1174 4 B0
I Hi! IB B 1801 4 80
4 780 I 24 11 1726 4 80
10tl I 40 1 1046 4 60
1238 80 II mo 4 10
t Hf8 I 45 II HI 4 70
1080 4 00 4 1144 4 40
4 461 4 10 101 1163 4 44
14 414 4 20 4 1124 4 10
HEIFERS.
4 48T 1 60 II 8T 1 80
18 174 I 10 1 696 4 00
4 474 10 1 7(1 76
tO t4 I It 1 810 i 7B
4 M "bulVA"-' 7
1 1114 14 1 1800 4 M
1 1410 t 40 1 1240 4 46
1 1B10 i 60 1 1180 4 86
1 1870 1 7B 1..... 1020 4 6
1 1634 4 00 1 1201 4 78
4 1847 4 K 1 uno 4 80
1 1170 4 26 1 1280 4 86
1 1170 4 10 1 14MI I 00
1 1140 4 IS 1 14J0 I 10
1 1440 4 " 1 470 4 18
CALVES.
HO I 50 4 201 4 14
1 141 4 00 4 150 I to
4 Ill I 14 t 1M 4 60
414 4 28 1 no 7t
1 135 I 60 1 160 4 75
11 174 4 71 4 180 4 It
1 12 4 00 1 140 4 It
4 246 4 00 4 117 76
1 110 4 16 1 no 1 on
6 188 4 IB 1 140 T 40
8TOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
1 454 I 40 4 841 4 M
I TOO to I n 4 40
14 B 4 00 t 726 4 50
4 441 4 10 . 11 774 4 44
14.
424 4 14
HiXJti Hon trad had arood auDrtort nnlv
from one to two of the larger packer buy
era and apeculatlve tradera. It waa a aea
elon featured by broad demand from cer
tain quarters a contracted with backward
order in the hand of other regulars. The
actual market presented a wrinkled ap
pearance bet a use of thlm condition, bulk
of business ruling steady to a nickel higher.
doui iuau were received in all, a
total large enough to prouipt bearish ef
fort. In apite of thia f.ct no weak snots
developed until late In the morning after
most of the receipts had moved scaieward.
Closing trade was dull at figure no bet
ter tnan steady.
Movement of offering waa fairly active
at time, but the general market failed
to show very much life. Clearance of all
weight at 11 o'clock was practically com
plete. Orders from shippers and speculators
called for sbout tw.elve per cent of the
supply, a purchase that has plenty of
sis when the total Is considered. Heavy
animals sold around $6 Owitl.iio and good
butchers moved largely at $6.10i( 20. Best
bacon grade reached $6.86, a dime above
yesterday's high price.
No.
14 .
41...
44. .,
61 .
61...
68...
tt'.'
44..,
Av. 8n Pr.
4 1 40
..274 IM 1(4
.134 140 0
. .IM 8 4 S
Ne
10...
47...
41...
42...
14...
41...
...
88...
II...
81...,
II...
41...
44...
II...
Av Sk.
....121 4
::o ...
...243 ...
....148 a
. ... 288 12S
... 126 (
....1V3 ...
... :4 ...
....431 ...
....171 M
....124 ...
121 14
....2J4 ...
....281 ...
4 14
4 li
It
4 It
4 li
I II
4 16
4 It
4 14
4 16
4 It
4 It
4 15
4 IB
. 341
.807
4 a
set
4 04
4 St
4 06
4 s
4 04
4 04
4 44
.21 80
.hi 4
14 ...
.8"4 80
311 11
.24 . .
.184 84
41 114 4 4 44 48 148 100 4 18
81 14 4 4 08 11 4 4 14
81 t ... 4 08 18 Ill . . 4 It
44 IW , 88 ns an j in lit
84 11 . . 4 08 71 tit 18 118
44 IT SO 4 07 II t.M 44 4 14
81. 1M ... 4 07 IB S4 ... 4 It
8 t4 ... 41 18 141 40 11
48 181 ... 4 01 44 : ... 4 17
MS 80 4 It 31 !"l IS 4 1
80 844 ... 4 l 77 ItT ... 4 14
88 J'4 44 4 10 81 8M ... 4 18
18 101 ... 4 10 44 180 ... 4 8
11 141 M 4 10 II let ID IN
43 181 ... M 71 t ... I IS
11 187 ... I in jo M 140 I ft
44 14 144 4 14 11 80 IN 8 1
8 181 . . 1 44 t 8 10
I I't 100 10 78....V- 4 48 4 10
48 Jl 8H 10 II. .....! 40 4 to
44 140 48 U 18 tl ... 4
4 r8 10 1 14 81 t3 ID in
88. 171 ... 4 14 11 tt ... ( 10
81 1M 180 4 10 17 144 ... I 10
M 11 40 10 84 141 40 4 11
II 11 ... 4 10 81 114 ... 4 70
81 !! ... 18 Ill 80 n
8. 48 ... 8 la 88 Ill 1? 4 In
4 4 It 4 14 li :..tit 48 4 M
1 184 ... 4 10 81 181 110 to
84 171 40 i 10 18 181 ... I t
11 11 40 4 10 14 lt ... 4 tO
tl 14 40 4 1 4 178 ... 4 TO
84 t4 80 ( 11 78 188 ... 4 14
Tl ..ITS 80 f l!t 18 171 84 4 10
88 K ... 4 11 II 10 80 4 TO
41 181 ISO 4 lt 78 irt 81 4 M
11 140 8 4 11 S8 Ill 80 4 18
4 .881 170 4 14 48 tns 140 4 II
Tl Ill 100 I IB 14 184 ... 4 18
40 .134 ... 4 18 1 loa ... fn
II 171 14 4 14 14 184 ... 4 18
11 ISO 40 4 IB Tl Ill 44 111 .
10 IJ7 110 I 14 Tl tot ... 4 18
41 141 tO 4 14 86 14 MIS
47 144 ... 4 It 41 mi ... 4 80
11 101 ... 4 14 84 1M ... 8 14
Tl 188 ... 4 14
8HEEP In most essential respects trade
In sheep and lambs was a repetition of
yesterday's market. Demand showed a
greater decree of life, but the big bulk of
business averaged about steady. Buyers
for packers made an early canvass of of
ferings and anything, whether corn or
grass-fed, changed hands In very good
season, provided quality and finish were at
nil desirable.
Receipts gave a total of fully twenty
loads, but several shipments were singles
coming from nearby sections and actual
quantity of receipts was not as large as
the load estimate Indicated. All but eight
or nine cars, part of them singles, were
billed from vslotis grass-mutton state In
the west. Oregon was well represented
with wethers and yearlings and California
also sent In a four-car shipment of sheep.
Offerings of fed stock were more or less
mixed and carried common to trashy qual
ity, a phase of the trade that la seasonable.
One small bunch of fed ewes reached $4.10.
but straight loads of prime quality are
hardly quotable over the even money. The
spread between ewes and wethers Is de
cidedly narrow, as sales and quotations In
dicate. Orass wethers from Oregon were among
the first to move In this branch of the
martlet ana commanded 83.70, the same
as yesterday. Oregon yearlings ruled steady
at $4.80 and California wethers sold at $3.60.
Inquiry from feeders wss very slack and
inferior range offerings acted slow
throughout.
Quotations, grass stock: Spring lambs,
good to choice, $6.2.r7.00; spring lambs, fair
to trood, $5.0O6.1O; yearlings, fair to choice,
$4.0OjT4.40; yearlings. feeders, $3.003.R5;
wethers, fair to choice, $3.2.vfi3.76; wethers,
feeders, $2.768.26; ewes, fair to choice,
$2 7633 60; ewes, feeders and culls, $1.76
2.40.
Quotations, fed stock: Shorn lambs, fair
to choice, $5.608.26; shorn yearlings, fair
to choice, $4.0O6.00; shorn wethers, fair to
choice, $3.6o4.10; shorn ewes, fair to choice,
,l.UUrtf4.U0.
No.
46 eprinn- lambs
67 western ewes
75 western ewes
471 western fed lambs
67 spring lambs, culls
10 western ewes
478 Oregon wethers
84 sprlns; lambs
20 sprlns; lambs, culls
6 sprlns; lambs
367 California wethers
47 California wethers
298 western lambs
61 western ewes
84 spring lambs
27 spring lambs
1060 Oregon yearlings, feeders
Ar.
. 68
.. 98
. 108
. 75
, 60
. l&l
. 11a
. 63
. 63
. 75
. 114
. 100
. 73
. 108
. 68
. 72
. 79
Pr.
7 00
8 60
4 00
6 00
8 50
4 00
3 70
7 00
6 60
7 25
3 60
3 60
6 75
3 76
90
7 00
3 26
CHICAGO live: stock market
Demand for All Claaaea of Stock la
Steady.
CHICAGO, June 27. CATTLE Receipt s,
200 head; market steady; beeves, $4.75(frvj.65;
Texas steers, $4.40t&6.00; western steers, $4.76
5.76; stockers and feeders, $3.15g5.36; cows
and heifers, $2.26i&5.75; calves, $5.758.00.
HOOS Receipts, 15,000 head; market
steady; light, $6.16gM.66; mined, $6, 166.57;
heavy, $e.069.60; rourh, $6.00M6.20: Bood to
choice heavy, 36.2oer6.50; pigs, $5.66ii.30;
bulk or sales, 8v argil. 46.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 16,000
head; market steady; native, $2.254,15;
yearllnars, $3.904.60: native lambs. $3.76tti
6.86; western, 84.
St. Lonla Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 27.CATTLE Receipts.
7,100 head. Including 2,100 head Texans;
market strong and active; native shipping
and export steors, ' $Ti.2Wr).40; dressed beef
and butcher steers, $4.80titi.06; steers under
1.000 pounds, 15.004itf.25; stockers and feed
ers, $2.66&'4.76: cows and heifers, $3.00(B.60;
cannera, $1.0058.00; bulla, $3.006.00; calves,
$5. 0068.25; Texas and Indian steers, $3.25
8.00; cows and heifers, $3,005.00.
HOOS Receipts, 13,900 head; market 6c
higher; plga and lights, $5.O06.6O; packers,
Ifi.WVfKi.aO; butchers and best heavy, $6.60
8.82V,.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8 600
head: market steady;- lambs higher; native
muttons. $3. 0(V& 3.76; lambs. $3.00ir7.1S; culls
and bucks, $2.0o2.75; stockers, Jl.2ixg3.00.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
RT. JOSEPH. June 27.-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 8.000 head. Market ateady to
strong; steers, 84.6036.26; cows and heifers,
$3.50-5.76; calvea, $3.o0(fi7.50.
HOOS Receipts, 9.600 head. Market
hiifhor: top, $6 40; bulk of sales. $6.20g.3o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3.600
head. Market steady; lambs. $4.536.80.
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of Willi Brayton, who waa accidentally
shot In the face at a charivari Wednesday
night, took the little boy to the Immanuel
hospital at Omaha yesterday following the
discovery that the left eyeball was ruptured.
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City Council Settles Two Imoiiliiiirt
a . .a 4A a- .4
uuestioni 11 meeting. '
CREDIT IN NEW YORK FORTIFIED
City Father Asrree te Pre-Rate Bark
Tatars Aaaotvjr Panda for Which . .
They Are Orlglaally
Inteaged.
Two live questions received a quleiun
Monday night st the meeting of the city
council when the council by a draft on t:r
genersl fund fortified tne city credit at th
financial eirents' offices In New Torlt ard
greed to pro-rate the back taxes among
the funds for which they were orglnally
created up to the amount equivalent to
100 per cent of th current year levy.
The first action wss made necessary by
a notification from the edty clerk that
there was need of $13,090 In order to draw
warrants In payment for outstanding In
debtedness. Ten thousand forty-eight dol
lars and fifty-two cents was set over to the
Interest and sinking fund by, the treasurer's
office plus $1,108 48, pert of the. amount due
the fund from the present month's collec
tions. The remslnder was taken from the
general fund, making the total asked by
the clerk. This money will be forwarded
to Kounue Bros.' financial agency today.
The back Us Issue was settled when
monies accumulated from back taxes due
for several years waa pro-rated among
th several funds for which they wer
originally created. It waa the contention
of City Attorney Murphy that the back
taxes should be carried forthwith Into th
Interest sjid sinking fund In view of the
stress of conditions the city attorney de
clared himself willing to waive point and
allowed the back taxes to . be pro-rated
among the aeveral funds for which they
were orglnally created. This provide for
the payment of the police and firs' de
partment for the months of June and July
up to the new fiscal year.. The matter has
for a long time been bone of contention
between the city attorney" office and that
of the city treaurer.
Three Hundred Dollar for Fireworks,
On motion of John Franek the cnuncll
voted 3300 for the Fourth of July celebra
tion. It Is understood thst the money Is
to be devoted to purchasing - fireworks.
The city attorney and his assistants re
fused to draw the resolution,' holding that
the city should first take care of Its debts
before expending money on fireworks. Ths
vote on the appropriation stood; Franek,?
Hoffman, Rlha and Walters, aye; Miller,
Mat Peterson and Tom Peterson, no. In
explaining their votes Mat Peterson and
Miller offered to give $16 ut of their own
pockets rather than vote the city money
for the fireworks.
The Mud creek sewer fund wtvs replen
ished. The Offeirnan Company. It Is un
derstood, declared that they would proceed
no further with the work unless the money
was In sight.
The company said Monday "afternoon that
about 36,000 was needed ' to complete ' the
sewer. Monday night the council trans
ferred $4,246.12 from the general sewer
bonds fund, 856.68 from ths north branch"'
of the N street sewer fund. $110 from the'"
Twenty-first street sewer fund aand $500
from the North Gulch main sewer fund.'
A resolution demanding that paving bids
be readvertlsed was Introduced and passed.
This action was taken th deference to the'
demand of the labor unions that all con
tracts for city labor be made In strict ac
cordance with the city charter, wi.l-h pro
vides that the contractors must pay union
wages and hire union men.
A petition from property owners abutting
on Twenty-seventh atrset, b4vyern A and
B streets, asking that the ' grade bs
changed so that It will not 'cause Injury
to property, as at present, was received.
Announcement thst the Psckers National
bank had assigned all 'its Interest In the
$600,000 bond Issue and $15,000 park bonds
to Epitxer, Rorlck & Co. of Toledo was re
ceived by the council. . The $500,000 batch
pays 6H per cent and the $15,0:0 Issue i.
The Live Stock National bank was re
ported to the council as having made a
$25,000 bond to the city treasurer through
the National Surety company.
Finance Committee Meet. "
In preparation for the opening of the new
fiscal year the finance committee of the
city council began a session that will last
for many days. The work of the committee
will be to make out (he estimates and
schedules of appropriations for the new
year levy. As the work' Is somewhat be
hind the committee I expected to adjourn
from day to day until the estimates are
completed. The committee will meet In the
treasurer'a office and have the assistance
of the treasurer's force.
Mavis City Gossip.
See HOWLAND Lumber & Coal Co.,
NEW LOCATION, 617 North 24th. Phone 7.
Mis. A. W. Frasier, who has been visit
ing In the country, returned home Monday,
evening. . . ,
Mrs. Jack Walters has returned to her
home after a long spell of Illness In .the
hospital.
Desk Sergeant James Grace la back at
active duty after an attack of pleuro
pneumonia.
The Eagle entertainment committee will,
give one of Its regular series of dances
Wednesday evening.
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