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THE BEE: 0MA1IA, TUESDAY. JUNE 17, 1013.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Strength in Wheat Due to the Dry
Weather m Some Parts.
CORN MARKET IS A SURPRISE
linn Absolutely So Selling; Pressure
nil Orders llnre o lie Filled
TTlth Grain thnt Una
Hern Ilid Up.
OMAHA, June 16. 1913.
The greatest wheat strength displayed
In futures ere those most directly af-
ay mo ary weauier aevoiopments
In the spring Wheat country. The scat
tered rains yestorday at North Dakota
jiu western Canadian points did
not bring the more general rains that
many In the trade expected: "With the
exception or a few points, whero It was
cloudy and a few other points where
light rains fell, the weather map was
generally clear this morning. On top
ui ijicso duii features came the official
weather . forecast, which was the chief
bull Influence upon tho market. The
official statement concluded. "In lact
It looks like a protracted period of
ary weauier for the irraln regions.
ureui strengtn developed In coarse
grains Saturday. As this was partly
the result of the prevailing dry weather
pver the whole country. It proved a bull-
mi leuiure tor mo wncat trauc. xne
seaboard confirmed twenty-one boat
loads sold to Spain. There was also
somo other export business rumored,
Cash wheat was unchanged.
Even more of a surmise than that in
wheat waa in store for the corn trade
last week. Tho market had absolutely
no selling nressura durlnir the entlrn
week and such buying as shorts at
tempted to do, and such orders as came
from the outside, had to be filled by
bidding prices higher. Thero was no
special activity In the cash trade, ship
ping sales- being limited to 1&0.000 bush
els, while sales to go In storo were
250,000 bushels Saturday. Cash corn He
higher.
The action In the oats market for the
last week was much the same as in
corn and for the same reason. Cash
oats were unchanged to lie higher.
Clearances were 4L0O0 bushels of corn.
139,000 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 744,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed 6id higher on wheat
and d higher on corn.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,040,000
bushels and shipments wero 647,000 bush
els, against receipts last year of 453,000
bushels and shipments of 272,000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 1,370,000
bushels and shipments wero 770,000 bush
els, against receipts last year of 1,083,000
bushels and shipments of 848,000 bushels.
Primary oats receipts were 1,218,000
bushels and shipments wero 699,000 bush
els, against receipts last year of 690,000
Dusneis and shipments of 471,000 bushels.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City,
St Louis....
"Winnipeg
64
461
66
SO
18'
105
1S7
470
107
88
107
270
Omaha Cash Prices Whent: Nn.' 2 hnrrt'
E667Vic: No. 3 hard, 85V40S6c; No. 4
hard, 82S4V4c; No. 3 spring, 85S5Vtc;
No. 4 spring, 8H4Q840 (new): No. 2
durum, 88143S9c (new): No. 3 durum, 87V4
088c (new). Corn. No. 2 white, 5SHg6Sc;
No. 3 white, 6SWS6SHc; No. 4 white, 67V4rf
68o; No. 2 yellow, 58c; No. 3 yel
low, 66V4S1 6Sc; No.4 yellow, 56A?
67V4o: No. 2, 67HQC7?4c; No. 3, 5757o;
No. 4, 660C6Hc; no grade, 6052c. Oats:
No. 2 white, 89'Jc (new): standard, 39c;
No. 3 white, 383Sc; No. 4 white, 37V4Q
ESc, Barley: Malting. 61Hg0o (pew);
No. 1 feed, 42tf45l4c (new), Rye: No. 2
651466o (new); No. 3, 65G5V4c (new).
The following cash sales were reported:
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 3 cars, 87V4o;
1 car. S6c: No. 3 hard winter. 1 car,
BCVio; 1 car, 86c; 1 car, Softc; 1 car, R5Ko'
.No. .4 hard winter, 1 car, 83c: No." i
northern, 1 car SOtfc; N. 3 spring, 1 car,
EEHc: No. 3 mixed, 1 car. SSc; No. 4
mixed, 1 car, S3c. Corn: No. 2 white, 1
car, 68ftc: No. 3 whit, 4 cars, 5SHc: No.
4 white. 1 car. 6Sc: 1 car. 57?ic; No. 2
yellow, 10- cars, 68c; No. 3 yellow, 9 cars,
⪼ 13 cars, 67c; 1 car,,67c; No. 4 yel
low, 1 car, 67Uc; 1 car, 67c; 1 car, 56)ic;
No. 2 mixed, 3 cars, 67c; No. 3. mixed,
1 car, 67ic: 8 cars. 57Hc: 1 car, S7'4c:
No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 664c; 2 cars, 56Mo; t
car, 554o; no grade. I car. 62c. Oats:
Standard, 1 car, 3sc; No. 2 white, 9 cars,
8SHc; 13 cars. SSHc: 1 car, 38c; No. i
whlttf, 4 cars, 38c; 3 cars. 37Jo: No. 3
mixed, 1 car, 37?ic; no grade, 1 car, 37Uc:
1 car. 36c.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 16. WHEAT Spot
steady: No. 1 Manitoba. 7s 9d; No. 2
M.a,nltCb!V.. Ts No. 3 Manitoba. 7s !l?nm VATW Omnnir If I ninm In the second hour. At nnnn l..n.
iv rv kh wiikh : iki n n .
iiuii luiuv uiuuiv iiimuYLU
11
4Vd. Futures firm; July, 7s 61,d; October,
7s 4Ud: Dmmtar. 7 4i.1
. uiiin not quiet; American mixed,
new, 6s lHd; American mtxed, okl. 6s;
American mixed, old. via. Galveston, Sa
3d. Futures firm; July, La Platta, 4s
llttd; September, La Platta, 6s Hd.
FIX51TR Winter patents. s 6d.
HOPS In London. Pacific, ( 106 10s.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feature) of the Trading; nnd Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. June 16. nuyers today
stormed the grain pits. At no time since
the dry weather scare began has there
been such a stampede to the bull side
of the market Closing prices were strong
at almost the top level of the day. with
net gains as follows: Wheat. PifflHc;
corn, 1-Val'ic to lhc; oats. SiCVio to
She; provisions, GffBlJe.
At -first wheat speculators were held
in check by roports of showers north
west, but late messages declared that
what molsturo had been supplied was In
sufficient to head off urouth damage.
The greatest buying force of the year
developed near tho finish. ,
Exports at seaboard and at Kansas
City added to tho late bullishness In
wheat and put a stop to realizing sales
by which lonira had caused a temoorarv
setback In prices. The outlook for a lib
eral movement of new wheat In the
southwest formed the Incentive that for
a time mado some holders willing to let
ko. nnni attention centered enieny on
tho idea that general rains must come
soon to prevent Important lowering of
the yield in tho spring crop belt.
Seaboard clearances of wheat and flour
equaled 744.000 bushels. Primary receipts
of wheat were 1,040,000 bushels; a year
ago, 4SS.O0O bushels.
What mlcht he called n. sooculatlve ex
plosion occurred In corn, the market clost
ing at tlio highest point of the season.
An increase or nearly s.wu.iw Dusneis in
tho visible supply total failed to check
the excited huvlnir. trln Immediate basis
of which was personal evidence which
Sunday tours had given to leaam:
traders that the Illinois crop suppose
backward growth and poor color with
progress likely to be severely hlndored
unless general rain came soon.
Despite high Bales on tho part of re
ceiving houses, oats advanced more rap
idly than nny other stapio on ennnse.
Unfavorable crop advices from South Da
kntn no well ns from Illinois, brought
about an overwhelming wave of purchas.
ing that carried values upward.
Provisions felt the effect of tho grain
bulge, though thero was nn easy start
hitmtiRA nf wpjiknenn at the vards. Tho
upturn resulted in considerable selling
Despite Recent Advance Little of
Resiliency Shown.
RATE DECISIONS DEPRESSING
Street Attribute! HnllnRs of Sn
nrcmr Conrt nn (ienrrnllr Attain!
Itnllroada nnd Declines
Accelcrntlon.
NEW YORK. June 1.-In spite of the
resolute advaneo of stocks lato last week
and tho evidences of Increased buying
power the market today showed none of
Its recent resiliency. There was some dif
ference of opinion which the course of the
day's trading did not entirely clear up,
whether the buoyant upturn was merely
a temporary reaction from the acute de-
presslon which preceded It, brought about
largely by nn over-sold condition, or
whether It heralded returning confidence
and a betterment In fundamental conditions.
On the assumption that the rlso would
steady and values were from unihane.wt
to above parity. The failure of a small
nrm ot oroKera had no ertect on the mar
Ket, which was quietly firm.
Omoli, tMBtj.... TlVilll. (.-Mitral lit
rto wl Its Mo. Kn TeM.. ttH
irrvr. ...... w , . i. .mrai ... in
Airnmw - nj rMimpivtiiia .
Can. l'aelfl SHnllr
Chleam 0. W tt South r.flfk.
9t. Paul 1M tlalm Paetfl
DfiTr, HI (Iraixle l?HV. 8. Meol ..
kti JBtWaMttl
o lat frelnted... MHN llws
Orad Tree kSH MIsm
SILVKIt-Br. steady, 17 C-Ild
ounce.
MOVRV.flSt, nr r,ni
DISCOUNT RATES Short bills. 4H
4 3-1C per cent; three months, 4tt per
vent,
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Treasury Statement.
AHiiixsuTUN, June 16. Tho con
dition or the united states treasury a
the beclnnlnc of liuntiinun tnrinv
Working balance. WB.SIS1.0S6: In banks
and Philippine treasury, IM.SS4.7M; total
menis, tn
Of general fund. HS6.RM.tVr7: reinlnt
Saturday, W.216,710; disbursements, JS,
-rne surplus tnis fiscal yetir I
$10,016,766, ns against a deficit of K.006,
Artlcle.l Open. IHlgh.l Low. Closc.l Safy.
Wheat '
July. 92Vi,4 93H M 93H4 B2
Sept. 92H$,4 93 91 93H 92H
Dec. 944-i 6W 9H 9rt
Corn.
July. 61-2-H 62 61S C2i 6174
Scpt.I62V4-3l4 G3T4 624 63T4 62
Dec. 60H661 61 60V4 C4.5ST4SW
Oats.
July. 41U--2M 43 41 42T4 40S4iff
Sept. mimi 43 4Wi 42T4 40V4H
Dec. 42H 43T4 Mi 4374 41H
Pork.
July. 20 65-60 20 82tf 20 55 20 75 20 67V4
Sept. 20 20 20 42V4 20 20 20 35 20 12
Lard.
July. 11 05 11 10 11 05 11 07tt 11 00
Sept. 11 12H 11 22V4 11 12W 11 224 11 12-15
Oct.. 11 07W 11 20 11 07 11 17V4 11 07V4
Ribs. f
July. 11 70 11 80-82 11 70 11 77M 11 72,4
Sept. 11 62 11 65 11 524 11 65 11 62-96
Oct. . 11 25-35 11 35 1 11 25 11 32K 11 22
WANTED TO BORROW
J475, 5 YEARS, at 7 per cent, with op
tion payments: first mortgage on C-room
house and lot worth $1,700. Address E 222
Bee. '
WANTED TO BUY
Dolgoff 2d-hand Brnra nnvn hivh...
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1607,
m uTSA.M and water tanK that
will hold from 6,000 to 10,000 gallons, with
A second-hand flvc-ton scale.
A. VERNON. 2211 Farnam Street
. Telephono Tyler 315.
WOULD like to buy a five or slx-room
i"i?i.t0t.be moved on a lot- One In the
uanuuuniuuu oi ma and mark preferred
Telephono Red 4301. '
t.llb'tun'd0.11813- We,Kh' trom
vkiwun, 2211 Farnam Street.
SECONDHAND clothes, shoes; pi7
best prices. Tel. Tyler 1100. ' V
BEST prices for furniture. Call D. 7802.
WANTED TO RENT
y1-0?0 dBble rooms In prl
wiMnri'X ,twoyo.unK men who aro
iti.Ilgw.P,Hy f.or. rst-c'iss accommoda
tions. Write, giving name, address and
iiuuium. ouresa a -qi, care lice,
WANTED to rent bv vniinc hihin. X
room In the vicinity of Park avenue and
Woolworth or Poppleton avenues. Rcfer
ences exchanged. Address M 182. Dee
lilVM STOCaC MAR1CKT OF WEST
ShlD live Stock In RnntK rnni.. r,
mileage and shrinkage. " You? consign"
tire atock Commlaalon Merchanta
BYERB BROS. & CO.. strong, reliable.
v-f itnoN Com. Co., m Exchange Bide!
-Hijj "J- CQ- Exchange Uldg?
LEGAL NOTICES"
CERTIFICATE
It UHerarCertlfledr That the imer?:
?2 .nf, L??1" 5?-"P'd with
4t ui Lino Bin io, appiicab
In UOh minV.n .. ..r "l.lUUOie
:;:-,"; I ' inereiore au-
thoriied to continue the business of ac
cident and health, liability, fidelity and
jurety. burglary and theft, auto property
?am.a and workmen-s collecUve Insur
jnce In this state for the current year
ndlng January 31. 1914. '
,ns""Lmary of report filed for the year
-mding December 31, 1913:
INCOME.
Premiums 1.706.2S9.03
.ll other sources.. 3,630.(6
rd RpHcy holders.l,OS0.S7i.l5
u other payments 948,170.38
Total
Vdmltted assets
12.029.045. 53
YlinWV'A Z.5CT.W8.93
Unpaid claims and
expenses 400,885.29
unearned pre
miums 609.429.19
Jill other liablll.
C.bpf8stock"paid W-IIW.W
UP. 750,000.00
Surplus beyond
capital atock and
omer liabilities.. 147,717.24-1 897,717 21
Total ......t 2.227.603.99
'Auditor of Public Aocounts the day and
tear first abovo written.
, , W. B. HOWARD.
Auditor of Public Accounts.
U Q. BRIAN.
Deputy.
Clyde W. Drew Co., Insurance and
urety bond. 925-.7 City Nafl Bank.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat. No. 2
red. Sl.02ffil.C6: No. 3 red. McfiSl.OO: No.
2 hard, 94t95o; No. 3 hard, 9204o; Na 1
northern, 94t)Gc; No. 2 northern, 9294c;
No, 3 northern, 91093o; No. 3 spring, 92
J93c; No. 3 spring, 91092c; No. 4 spring,
EoSfllc: velvet chaff. 9196c: durum. 9ia
?7c. Corn: No. 2, 62JC2V4c: No. 2 white.
tawaiisvsc; iso. i yenow, bznic; no. 3.
OiRbzc; no. 3 wnite, Kisrisivic; No. 3
yellow. C2(&2Wc: No. 4. GOtfCliic: No. 4
white, No- 4 yellow, C03n;c.
oats: No. a wnite, 42'45f4c; wo. 3, 33J4
40c; No. 3 white, 4O-4041c; No. 4
white, 40fHlV4c; standard, 41?iJrl2Mc
Ryo: No. 2, 61c. Barley: 66Jr63c. Seeds:
Timothy, S3.254.25: clover, nominal. Pro
visions: Pork. S20.85; lard, $11.02011.05:
ribs, H1.17U911.26..
St, Lnnln General Market.
BT. LOUIS. Juno 16-WIIRAT No. 2
red, 97ft"98c; No. 2 hard, 9097c,
CORN No. 2. 62Ue2Uc: No. 2 white.
63U0t)4c.
OATS No. 3, 4I5T4ZC; No. 2 White, 43",tc.
Futures closed as follows:
WHEAT July. 90fMKic: September.
CORN July, 63V4o; September, 64c.
OATS-July, 42Vic; September, 43ic
RYE 61c
FLOUR ady: red winter patents
$4.6004.85: extra fancy and straight. $3.75
O4.ou; nam winter clears. jz.&&sf3.3U.
TIMOTHY SEED $10.00.
CORNMEAL-$2.80.
BRAN Sacked, east track. 86000c.
HAY Quiet; timothy. $12.0O17.00.
WHISKY $1.40.
IRON COTTON TIES-98c; bagging, 10c,
HEMP TWINE 8c
PORIC-Jobblng. $20.35.
DRY SALT MEAT3-Rny.5.1, extrus
;ort, nc; clear ribs, I2ic; short clears,
:gc.
BACON Boxed, extras, short. 13c;
clear ribs, 13c; short clears, 14Hc.
. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bhl 15,000 10,000
Wheat, bu 126,000 49,000
iurn, ou ll,vuu 79,000
Oats, bu 83,000 44,000
i-uuiyinx uuu ana weak; chickens,
jjc; Hprings, awac; lurKeys, iec; ducks,
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 23027c.
EGOS Steady.
Visible Supply of Rrnln.
NEW YORK, June 16. The visible sup
ply of grain in tho United States Satur
day, June 14, as compiled by the New
York Produco exchange, was as follows:
Wheat 32.954.000 bushels: dorrnn koH 1 -
699,000 bushels. Wheat In bond, 4,Cft).000
uuoiicio, uecreuBeu u,um Dusneis, corn,
7,312,000 bushels: Increased 2,916,000 bush
els, uats, i,3u.vuu bushels: Increased
in.wo bushels, Oats in bond, 1,124,000
uuautMB; uecreasea 33,uiu Dusneis. Ryo.
422.000 bushels: decreased 84.630 hnah.i.
Barley, 1,092,000 bushels; decreased 167,000
funm-iB. iiuney in nono, jm,uuu Dushels:
decreased 71.000 bushels.
The visible supply of grain In Canada
Duiuruuy, juno , was 11,149,000 bushels,
u uuticitDD ui j,pio.wu ousneis.
Knnana City Grain and Provlalona.
KANSAS CITY. June 16.-WHEAT
oosn, no. z nara, blUVlW No. 3, 85H
91Ue: No. 2 red, 88096c: No. 3. 85002c.
CORN-No. 2 white, C0c; No. 3, 60
OATS No. 2 white. 41n.
rc?XHI5A':r-ciose' Juy. 7c; September,
SSVlc; December, 90HC
CORN-,luIy 01V4o; September, 62Uc;
OATS July, 41c; Hoptember, 42Hc
RYE 61c.
HAY-Cholce timothy, $12.60013.00.
BlUTTEa-CreameJ. 27c; firsts, 26c;
seconds, 26c; packing, 21c
EGOS-FIrsts, 18c; seconds, 14c.
POULTRY HpriM Wit" rnnatArn. Irtn-
ducks, ISc; broilers, 23c.
.... Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 78,000 97,000
5-orn, bu gs,ooo 15.000
Oats, bu 32,000 2,000
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American Agricultural..
American Itott Buar...,
Anitrtcan Can
American Can pfd
American .'. A F
Amarlcan Cotton Oil...,
In..,!,.!! ll KCUrltl9
1... lUu. 100
Anient.. ""' ...... ..,7
American Looomotlte... S00 k li
iiMn n n. I.tOT M4.
American S. u. pra..
American Bupir Iteflnln
American Tel. & Tel..
ioo :m
1S.M0 T7!i
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800 1174 117 116
1,800 4H MH lH
Anerlcan Tobacco ...
Anaconda Mining ..
Atchlaon
Atchison pfd
Atlantla Coait Line,
Paltlmore Ohio....
n.iVUh.M Ctl ...
Prooklrn Rapid Tranatt. J.COO 88 U 8
Canadian Pacltlo SJJ 21.S
Central Ither . 800 SOS 19W 19S
ChepapcaVe & Ol.to 2.1M S7 SSJ4 tl'i
Chtcaro Oreat Weatern., SM 12' US US
Chi mi" a st. i. i.m toss im ions
Chi AN W 600 127 157 1S6H
rviinrailo Fuel & Iron.. 100 27U ITU 27'1
Ccneolldated Gas jwi i ir.
transactions.
066 last year. The flmiros for reepltits
.i 1., ,11 ,,,i,. v.1.1 .... disbursements, surplus and deficit x.
list in tho early trading, but It was evl- FUI, r.n,1ln,a canal J nubo debt
dent that outsldo buying had diminished
and that the market was receiving sup
port aside from that given by tho pro
fessional element. Short soiling was re
sumed and tho market turned downward.
Tho decllno was accelernted by tho In
terpretation by the street upon the su
premo court's decisions In several rnto
cases, the most Important or which, tho
Missouri case, followed closely tho lines
of tha Minnesota case. With tho de
cisions against tho railroads In a major
ity of the cases traders attacked the
railroad list nnd succeeded In forcing
material recessions.
Union Pacific was under pressure ond
soiling apparently was Influenced by gos
sip to tho effect that the attorney general
would oppose any plan for dissolution
of tho Harrlman system which did not
dispose qf Central Pacific. Canadian Pa
cific was weak but there was no ovl
denco of renewed selling of this stock
for foreign account. London traded In
abotit 20,000 shares here, mostly pur
chases. ,
Ronds were heavy. Totnli sales par
value- tt.637.000. United Stntes 3s regis
tered declined S and Panama 3s coupon
advanced H on call. .
Number ot sales and leaning quuinun
Milwaukee flrnln Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. June la WmAT
No. 1 northern. 9SV4fi0614c; No. 3 north-
em, 93V4Q9GC; No. 2 hard winter, 9i&
fii rt Till,, QJn C . V. M.f ' '
CORN No. 3 yellow, 61ic; No. 3
white. 62c; No. 3, 6161Hc; July, 6Sc;
OAT8 4mcg41C,
RYK 69Hc
BARLEY 6S0C8c,
Mlnnrapolln Grain Marked.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 16 WHKat
Close; July, 93fit3V4c; September, 96c.
Cash: No. 1 hard, 9640,: No. 1 northern.
9J0c; No. 2 northern, 93003c: No. 2 hard.
lijiAft uncnantea.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 69eHc.
OATS-No. 3 white. 39H,40c
RYE No. 2, $1.31Vi01.3C'2.
BARLBY-Unchanged.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Juno 16.-CORN No. 2 vl.
low, tH061c; No. 3 yellow, COUc
OATS No. 2 white. 41U4U4c: standard.
40e-ilViC
I
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 16. WOOL-StMdvt
northern and weitern medium ieejiivu-
sllght burry, 16016c; fine burry. 14016c.
BlKln Hotter Market.
ELGIN. I1L. Juna M I?TlWPim,
2Sc '
Corn Producta
Delaware & Hudson ...
Denver A Illo Orande..
D. A IX O. ptd
Dlitlller Becurltlea
r.tl
Krle 1st ptd
Erie 24 rfd
(lentral Elactrlc
Oreat Northern pfd
Oreat Northern Ore. ctfa.
Illinois Oentral
Interborounh-Vet.
Interborouuh-Met. pfd ..
International Iiarremer.
Inter Marine, pfd
International Taper
International rump
Kanaas City southern. .
I.acled Oaa
Lehigh Valler
Ixralsvlllo & NViOiTllIe.
M., K. A T
M St. P. A S. Bte. M.
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National Dlscult
National Ijead
N". Itr. of M. td pfd...
New York central
N Y.. O. A W
'irfnk A Weatern
rth American (ex. dlv.)
Northern Paclfls
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People'! oaa
Pitta. C. C. A St. U
Plttaburah Coil
Treaaed Sttel Car
600
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1.60ft 122 120S IMS
1,803 30 MS
100 112U, 112H 112
3,600 IBS IS 15
8,100 6S!t ttH MS
200 102S 103 102
200 14S KH 14
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600 130 ISO 129H
1,800 22 20U 20S
700 12314, 122 122
700 31 28 29
200 110 10ST4..108
100 47 47 45
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1.200 100S 9IK 9
21 I8'l 28 27S
1.100 103 102 '4 102S
8S
5.000 icns 106U m
100 18 1 18
4,600 110U 109S 109S
100 107S 10JS 107
80
16
100 23t4 23 3
100 1514 USUj 153
lit
Pullman Palace Car...
Reading 49.000 15U 186
Ttepublle I. A B 1,200 US 1K
H. I. A S. ptd (( dir.)
Ttoci Ialand Co 8.400 16H 15S
Ilock Ialand Co. pfd.... 1,400 2 21i
Bt. I A 8. P. 2d pfd 800 6 6
Seaboard Air Line 100 15K 1SU
Seaboard Air Line pfd
Slosa-Shetrield S. A I.. 300 26 24
Southern Paciflo 5,400 8SS (2H
Southern rtallway 5,000 22! 21
Southern Hallway pfd
Tennessee Copper 2,300 snj 29
rexaa it Pacific 100 1IH 11H
18
74
its
21T4
6
it
MS
2S
8JW
214
78T,
29
i:
20,500 148H Ui UtH
Union Pacific pfd
united states Realty
United States Rubber .... 200 58 57
United Rtatea Ruoer.... 200 58 5J
United States Steel tj.noo (4U au
United statea Bteel pfd.. 3.000 10I 104
iul5 Cofr..'---: B'tM S
Vlralnla. Carolina Chm.. on mi
" -w--" iw zi
wabaah pfd inn 714
Weitern Maryland b ..7
Western Union 100 j
Westlnjhouse Electric... 400 57S
. ,JB" Kris.. 1(10 bit
2S
7H
63
60T,
80S
61
57
67
62S
10JT4
43
27
2S
7S
4H
61
56ti
4S
Total sales for the day, J41.000 ahares.
New York Moner 1Unrb.
NEW YORK Juno 16,-MONEY-On
call, easier, 1K2V4; ruling rates lrt
closing bid 2; offered. 2Sf rateS' l'
Blx months. tmV''
ruinilS MERCANTILE PAPER 6 per
STERLING! EVniiNnc-CTn
actual business In bankers hills nt fJ4.831
uum anu at i.Msu ror de
mnnd: commercial hliio ti ii
. HIIiVERBar. 53i.c; Mexican dollars,
RONDS Government, railroad, firm
The closing Quotations ror linmi. war.
tin iuiiuwb;
u. 8. rer. 2a rer.ioo Japan 4Ua 85 U
do, coupon 100 K. C. 8. ref. 6a. 94H
u. a. a, IvB iIliA n. ueo. as U3I) B9S
ao coupon jwvtL,. & N un. 4s .. nu
it 0 . . ... 11,1.1, . . . . r.j
w. u. .....-.,., XV. c i. jai aa boh
do coupon 114 K. A T. f.4Ss UVi
Panama 8a. coupon lOJHMo. paciflo con. la 81
"A.-C. lat 6a SMo. Paciflo t. i
Amer. Ai. 5a. 94 !,". n. ot JI. 4Ss 80
A. T. A T. ct. 4a N. Y. C. .8JU i3
Am. Tobacco 6s. 118 do deb. 4s...' artt
Armour A Co. 4V4 DO N. A. w. i., t. .'7
Atchison sen. 4s.. Z d0 cv. 4s 100
ao ct. 4sc NKM. Pacific 4a IK
do ct. 5s tsu do 2a
A. U lat 4a 88 Or. 8. L. r. 4a IIU
& O. s tOHenn. cr. 3Us nsit SI2
do ISs t8VPenn. en i. 11"
Dr. Tr. or. 4 S6H Reading en. 4a"" U
C. of Ot. (s 103 Bt. L A S. F. t. is U
Cen. Leather ts.... KM do con. 4a. taii
C AO. 4Sa 44S. A. 1.. X,' iL U
do conr. 4Ha.... 83 80. P.ln ui
C. & A. 3Ss 50 do cr. 4a.. M
C. B. A Q. j. 4a.. HVi do Ut r, it " i
do ten. 4a sjatBo. n a. ".Z:!f
C M A S P c 4Ma..l01Ti do V u,', u
C. It. I. A P. c 464SUnlon Pacific 4s.!" 9444
v tt du cr. 44, . 17 IX
C. A 8. r & 4Ha MV4 do 1st and . iU"' 9
D. A II. ct. 4a.... do 1st A r 4i Mli
n. A R. a. T. ts.. (9 tJ. 8. Rubber 4. lSH
Dlatllleis Es ssuu. h hvtl.W'v'!'...
Brie pr. I. 4..... 83 "vi..c.r. c T Km
do ct. 4a ker. n.. UtiWnt. mj J. "-- SS
11. C. lat r. 4a.... 90SWeat. Bl ct "es" tt
Ir.t-.Met. 4Ul W Wis. a. 5f..
Int. M. M. 4Ms.... 51 "
Did. "Offered.
I
11 unit Clriiriiiit.
OMAHA. Juno 16. Rank clearings for
today aro ,940,017.47 and J2.SS7.649.77 for
mo corresponding uay last eyar.
1 .
(1MAIIA aCMiHAL 31 A It KET.
U UTTER No. 1, 1-lb. carton, e: No
l, W-IO. IUU8, ZSW, NO. 2, L"jC.
l'lSlI-White, fresh, lbc. trout, fresh
12o; large crujiplos, fresh, 12c; Spanish
niuoKurui, 10c, eei, lie; nauuocK, uc
flounders, 12c; shad rue, per pair, 40a
solmou, fresh, lCc; halibut, fresh, 9a
buffalo, 9c: bullheads, l!c, channol cat
nii, isc; pike. 14c; Pickerel, lie.
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 32o; Amert
Can Swiss. 20c: liloek Hwlaa. i'4i: twins
16V4o; daisies, 17Vic; triplets, liHc; Yountf
Americas, tc; uiue Iancl brick, 174c; llm
burser. 2-lb.. 21o; 1-lb.. 2!o; Now York
wi..io, -vc.
POULTRY-llrollcrs, 36c a lb.; hen's,
16c; cocks, 12Hc; ducks, le023o; geese,
na-, lurxeys, iJc; mccons, pet Uol., 11.20
ronstnm. n, ilnnV. full f..niiAH...i mA
. - hhw.-u, .M, .vnwi.v.vu, 1VU,
Keese, full feathored. 13o; sciuabs, Na 1,
Beef cuts Drlces: No. 1 rlhs. I7r? Nn.
ribB. 16V4jC: No. 3 ribs. !Sr. N' 1 1,I.
lSHa; No. 2 loins, 17c; N;o. 3 loins, lVci
i cnuoKB, tic; wo. Z cnucks, lOWo
No, 3 chucks. lOUc. Nn. 1 rminiU liUr.
TS. , O Y.MrtAm tin. XT - 1 . .
No. 1 pjlates, 8c; No. 2 plates, 7Jc; No. 3
The following f ru t and vecetabln rrle
are reported by tho Qlllnsky Fruit itim.
pany:
FRUITS-Hood river strawberries, per
21-quart case, $3.60; California red rtisp-
oornes. per ii-quort caso. Il.w; California
J..UKUH uernes. per 24-quart caso, J3.tW(
California blackberries, per 21-quart case
ij.w; apricots, ner 4-oaSKet crntr. 11.7s1
plums, per 4-baskct cratu. 12.00: neachea.
pur box, 11.60 to 11.7a: California llHnk
or red cherries, per box, J2.00; California
tuiiimuuiies, pony crates, o.oo; California
standard, per crate, 10.00; home grown
cherries, per 21-quart case, $itx; homo
grown gooseberries, per 21-quart caso,
S2.2S. Oranges, Sunklst Vnlenclas, 12ti, 2SS
'-c, jjr oox. u.w; lati, ijb, a, 210,
250 sizes. Dor boje. 16.60: funcv VnlLncInn
12C. 2SS sizes, tier bni. is (VI: Vnl,.iilna
160 Blzes, per box, J3.50; Valenclas, 176, 200,
215, sizes, per box, ftf.00. Apples, extra
. in it uunu, circiu oranu, per uul., o.60;
extra fnncy WIncsap, per bbl., 0.60.
Evaporated cranberries, cartov contain
lng 36 packages, per cartaui, 12.70.
Lemons, extra fancy Sunklst, 300 and
. per oox, a.w; rtra choice red ball.
300s and 300. per box, 18.60.
VEGETABLES Lnrirn now nnmn.
per bu., J1.00; 6-bag lots or more, per
hu., 90o: rural, per bu., te; red river
cuny umo, por DU uoo. Callfomtu
crystal wax onions, per crate, $1.60; Toxaa
Bermuda, per crato. $1.00. Fancy Texas
tomatoes, per 4-basket crate, $1.00; 6-
MISCELLANEOUS Red new potatoes,
per hamper, $2.16; California Jurribo
celery, per dox $2.00; cider Mott's, per
iveai .w-, viuur niMiawaa, per Keg, $3.25
usparaa.us, per aoz., bvc; rhubarb, per
doz.. 30c: onions, ner doz.. 20c: nnw h..u
carrots, turnips,' per doz., 60c; parsley, per
tlf rlnc tl fal' linmMirt.iu,n .... '
C0c; wax or crecn beans, uer lmmnar
$4.00; hot house cucumbers, per doz.. $iofta
O nA. .ni.lllli.H... hh . . n. . .
bauiiiiuncif yvi viuio, ao.ov; vonetian
garlic, per lb., 12V4c; 5'cxas new cabbuire.
per iu 20; eggpian1 per doz.. H.GMi2m-
horseradish, 2 doL . itttes in cose, rer
$3.00; anchor brand dates, pkg., 2&:
walnuts No. 1 u;ft Hhell, per lb., 20c!
medium pecans, o r lb., isun- nnnl
ii,mh iK .nr.. "X ' 4 . r
ana paper shell, por lb 25o: filberts, ter
lb., 15o; Drake almonds, per ib., 15c; paper
biicii, iou, uiuKucj, cr iu., iuc; jargu
washed, per lb., 12c; black walnut, r.r
iu., ,nu. riLw .vu, a uuuiiuiH. unr in., i.v.n
lumbo Deanuts. ner lb.. So: roust tt.nnno
per lb , SHo; shell bark' hickory nuts, per
iu., iu, tarno iiictviiry nuu., per .u., to:
white rlco Popcorn. Dor lb.. 6c: .hBIra
Tin," 1HA . r .T 1 n u .. tt rA V. ..,,.. n . .
fv. AW r V. o M , vaw, hiinvusi, Per W
pke. cane, i.id; jesue uerry ooxes, ats,
per 1.000. $2.75.
Corn and Wheat Itrnnn rJullettn
United States Denartm ent nf Arrrlniil.
ture, weather bureau, for Omnhn. M.h
for tho twenty-four hours endlrnr nf s
u. in.. uui incnuian time, iuonaay, Juno
4U, IVIO.
OMAHA DISTRICT STATIONS.
Temp. Rain-
Station. HlKh. Low,
Ashland, Neb, as er
Auburn,' Neb... 08 05
Boston Stock marker.
BOSTON. June l.-Closlne nimtotl
on mlnlne stocks " ' """"
Allouea SOU Miami Coctwr .
AmaL GoDDr lttMsii,v
A. Z. U A. 8.... I9HN..d. rvvn "
11. A cc. A a. M an Knrii. 1 .1.
f ,-V'f K014 Dominion '.'.'
Cl. A IUla 410 Osrtcu
Centennial 11 n.,ia.
Copper IUnr Con.. 40 Shannon
Baat OutU Copper.. t Superior
f'lhi ,. 5HBup, I), jr..',
Olroui Con 1 -UTkmaracx ......
Orssbr Can 4ViU. g. II. A M
Oreens Canane. .. i -i io m ?
Jato Ilojallo (Oop.) KViUtah Cos ,
Kw Lk IWUtab Ctepper ..
9PP?I N Winona .V......
L 8IU Coppsr.. . mwolrertne
-ASKea,
4t
41
78
66
ft
as
44
Loudon Stock Sliarkrt.
IX1NDON. June IS. American urnHH..
opened steady and about unchanged to
day Light buying advanced prices a
fraction, but tnott of th galas wer lost
Broken Bow... m 65
Columbus 99 61
Culbcrtson .... 98 CO
Falrbyry. Neb. 98 64
TPalrmont, Neb 98 64
Grand Island. .101 67
Hartlngton ....100 C5
Haatings, Neb. 93 C5
Holdrego, Neb. S 67
Lincoln, Neb... 98 CS
North Platto.. U 61
tOakdale, Neb. 97 03
Omaha, Nob... Dfl 68
tTekamah 98 64
Valentine 92 64
Alto, la. , 95 68
Carroll. Ia 94 64
Clarlnda, la. .. 93 62
Sibley, Ia 94 64
Sioux City Ia,. 96 66
fall.
.05
.00
.00
1M
.66
.00
.00
.25
.00
.14
.00
.oc
.00
.88
.02
.64
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.03
Sky.
Clour
Clear
Clear
Pt. Cloudy
Pt. Cloudy
uiear
Pt. Cloudy
Pt. Cloudy
PL Cloudv
Pt. Cloudy
s'i. uioudy
v-ioar
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. Cloudy
i.iear
Clear
Pt. Cloudy
i-icar
Clear
18 90 66 .(XI
22 92 62 .04
14 92 01 .30
24 92 68 .10
19 96 66 . .00
22 96 68 .00
61 08, 66 .30
26 96 62 .00
17 96 66 .70
tNot Included In averages.
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
periou unaing at 8 a. in.
DISTRICT AVERAGES
No. of Temp. Rain
District. Stations. High. Low falL
Columbus, O,
Louisville, Ky
Indianapolis ..
Chicago
St. 1-ouls
Den Moines....
Minneapolis ..
Kansas City...
Omaha
Very warm weather prevailed through
out tho corn and wheat region Sunday.
Showers occurred in the Omaha, Minnea
polis, Chicago, and Indianapolis dlstrlots.
A fall of l.bO Inches oocurred ut Colum
bus, Neb.
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster Weather Bureau.
Coffer Murkrt.
NEW YORK. June 16. COFFEE Fu
tures opened steady nt a decline of 6
to 7 points. While there was no aggres
sive demand, prices gradually worked
higher. Better closing cables from Havre,
ana an impression tnai ine long interests
must havo been pretty well liquidated on
the break ot last week, helped the rally,
and the close, was firm. July, 9.28c;
September, 9.62c; October, 9.66c; Decem
ber, 9.63c; March, 9.71c; May, 9.78o.
ber, O.CJc; March, 9.71c; May, 9.78c. Spot
market, dull: Rio. 79.6ttic: Santos. No. 4.
12.76c. Mild market, dull; Cordova, 14
HJllO.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. June IB CfirrnvSnni
closed steady; middling upland, 12.c;
middling iculf. 12.60c. Sales 2.300 bales.
i;ouon futures closed steady. Cloning
uium: june ii.ijc: juiv. iz.ie: Aiiurnat.
12.11c; October. 11.60c; November, ll.MU);
nAOamlMir 11 9fj .Tnnllarv 11 TAe..
ruary, 11.64c; March, I2.6tc; May, fl.97c.
i
IIMAHA I.IVK RTfiniT MAPVPTIV .vr-.?hl n thrtr pur-
"""lull U1I11 UlUUU IIUIHIVLH j
Steady to Strong Prices for ft Fair
Run of Cattle.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS OFF
Brut Rrnilr of Wnrlnar Lnmlis Weak
to Ten to Plftepit Cptitu Ijorrer,
iTlth Otlirm Loner Thsn
l.nait Week's Clone,
, SOl'TH OMAHA, Jltnn 16. 1913.
Receipts were: Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Estimate Monday J.9J4 6.414 4,134
Same day lust week... I.7S4 4.808 3,306
Same day 2 w'ks ago.. 2.616 l.?t 3.48
mhw day 3 w'ks ago.. I.97X 6.CW 6.SN0
Smno day. 4 w'ks hro.. 6,114 6,973 9,546
bsmo day last year.... 1.879 6.213 l.l
The following table shows tho receipts
oi cattio nogs and sheep at South Omaliu
live Block market for tho year to date
as compared with last year:
, . 1913. 1912. Inc. Dec.
Cattio S.tl 400.111 4.617
Hoijs 1.S42.6M) 1,717.366 374,57
Sheep 90J.S34 SI3,73a 39,03
The following table shows tho range of
pi Ices for hogs at South Omaha for the
last few days, with comparisons:
Date.
Juno 4.
June 5
Juna 6.
June 7.
June S.
Junu 9.
June lo
JUI1U u
June 12
Junu 13
JUllO 14
Juno 16
1913. l912.19U.1910.ltM.
8 lVll T W - 9 V6I 7 34 6 W
ti lt
S 31V.
27H
8 27
8AM4
8 4TW
8 63t,
8 69H
8 66ri
7 Mi S K3l
7 351 6 S8
7 43 16 86
7 41, 6 ht
B Oil
7 46
7 3t
7 30
7 31
6 f3
ft W,
6 90
C 79
7 S5 6 7
01
t 16
U 27
32
9 33
9 23
u r
7 33
7 Ssi
7 37
7 40;
7 3
7 39,
7 76 6 7t 9 40 7 67 & 60
1908.11909.
6 31
5 26
b 17
6 27
5 27
6 4SI
6 J
6 62
Julio 16 8 60 6 S6 9 3SI7 661
6 61
I 9
6 98
6 98
6 W
W
6 03
6 91
6 91
6 ?J
6 to
6 81
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition nf Uvn stock at
the Union Stuck Yards, South Omaha,
Neb., tor twenty-four hours ending at 3
o oiouk p. m., June ill. litis.
RKCK11TS-OARS.
Cattio. Hog:). Sheop. H'r s.
C. M. & St. P. Ry. 8
wabash Ry
Mo. Pacific
union Pacific
C. & N. V., east...
C. N. V., west..
C. St. P. M. & O..
C. B. & Q., east
C. li. & Q., west...
C. R. 1. AVP.. east..
U. R. I. A P. west.. 6
Illinois Central Ry. ..
C. G. W. Ry 3
I
2
12
4
4li
3
1
2tl
4
5
1
chases were limited. Ijip nn tmrUn
began to see that they were not going
to get anything at the figures they were
offering, but Instead of raising their bids
they started bluffing nnd lowered them,
tor a while the prices offered showed a
full dime decline, and In some cases
looked even worse than that. The sales
men, however, and killer buyers were
finally forced to raise their hands, bids
going back to their early level, and In
some Instance) getting even better than
the pi Ices quoted during the first rounds.
It was at this time that the bulk of the
supply began to move, prices paid being
generally HfiOo lower. Towards the close
the movement was fairly active anil
everything had been sold by 10.30 In
spite of the earlv slnwiiBM. ilntw
sales landed nt t.4Vft M uHth th. ir.,. fife. Raisins, dull: loose Musratcla
string at 38.80. Tops reached JS.OO, Just a ' WKiic; choice to fancy seeded, SCnCHc
nlrkel lower than Saturday's highest I f.,p(lle8S' Wfivlio; London layers, 12'u
fifl Spelter, weak; J6.00S15; London
30 7s 0d. Antimony, dull; Cookson f
t ;6.00. Iron, quiet; No. 1 nnrtt ern
Jl.00ttt.60: No. 2 northern, $15.7igi6.:'i,
No. 1 southern. 316 KXM6.00; No. 1 south
em soft, 3ir.ll04fi6.00. Cleveland warranti
In London, Ms.
ST. Ltll'IS, June 16-METAI.8-Lc.ic"
firm, J4.20. spelter, dull, S.006.M.
Kvnnoriitrd Amilrs nnd Pried Prlilt
NE WYORK Jdne 16. EVAPORATE!
ArPLKS-Qulet; fancy, 7VieKc. choice
6Hic; prime. 6'4S6ic.
1)111 KD FltltlT-Prunes, firm; Call
fonilas, 3trl2c, Oregons, bWc ,p.
rlcots, scarce nnd nominal; choice, lis!
lt'ic; extra choice, US4ffl2c; fancy, 12Vj
WlJc. Peaohes, tiulrt and steady, choir c
K-Mtvci extra choice, 74ff7V4e; fancy.
pi Ice.
No
88
8
7
It
41.
78 ,
At. Kh. rr.
MM M 8 4tUj
..! 40 8 48
.. IN 8 48
.884 ... 8 41
..Ml 140 8 It
.840 ... 8 48
.3M tOO 8 48
ill im a is
ai.... .JTO ,1(9 I 48
47 314 ... 8 48
et Kt ... 8 48
83 JJ 140 8 48
88 3i s0 8 48
87 114 ... i 48
1 ... 8 4
It 18 1 8 48
3W 40 8 47U
88 818 80 47U
811 M 8 4t4
M 878 JtO 8 47(i
l 8 ... 8 47H
t . ..JTO M 8 4TH
871 80 8 ttH
7. . .J4t IN 8 5
tl ... Ill 80 4;L
St 80 8 4IH
8 40 8 4TH
M IM 10 I M
! 114 900 8 84
381 ... 8(0
78 M7 80 8 M
70 ill ... 8 (,o
7t 343 ... 8 8l
70 J8t ito 8 Ml
(8 Xi 80 8 84
f 18 ... 8 80
M 844 ... 8 (0
y 40 8 80
7 140 180 8 M
8 ... 8 M
No. At. Mi. Pr.
l 880 ... IM
t Ml 40 8 M
88 14 ... 8 80
M 1 IM 8 84
41 8M 80 8 M
88 JM ... 8 84
(7 88 ) m
88 Ml Ik) 8 84
41 HO 40 8 84
71 144 ISO 8 84
A HI ... 8 80
84 Jt ... SKI
78 ttt IM 8 84
78 IM 400 8 84
M.t HI .. 8 84
48 80 IN 8 US
10 Ml 84 8 Mu
80 IM 84 8 Ml
M I8 ... I4
"4 387 100 8 ttH
"4. ......344 W 8 t(i
0 Tt 40 8 83H
4 M7 ... 8 MH
73 110 100 8 S3H
73 300 ... 8 ti,
ia sal io a tiu
88
4
71..
73..
38..
88..
70..
44..
CT. .
tl..
73..
71..
81
.18!
....387
...nt
....343
....178
.....171
3M
... H9
....Ml
....307
....lit
....113
....no
40 8 M
8 M
M IK
40 8 M
... M
... 8 M
... 8 M
80 8 88
80 8 M
ID IK
40 8 M
40 8 i?U
80 8 J7H
Total Receipts.... 115 101 18 32
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co 301 M6 411
Swift & Co 462 i.Wi 'iM
Oudahy Packing Co 362 1,639 l.Sss
Armour & Co 619 1,927 1,021
Schwartz & Co 499
Lincoln Packing Co. ... 40
South Omahu P. Co... 12
Sinclair Packing Co 19
Kulft Packing Co 6
Benton V. H. & Lush.... 36
Hill Ai Son 166
F. B. Luwls 46
J. 11. Bulla 21
L. F. Hllsz 85
Mo. & Kans.-Culf Co... '21
Clluo & Chrlstio 2
Other buyers 626
Total 2,779 COW 3,604
CATTLE Thero was a very respectable
run of cattle for a Monday and tha
uualltv of tho offerings was much the
same us last week. Eastern advices were
mora or less enuouruulng and tlio local
demand uppearud to be qulto active, so
thul trado started out In good shape, with
values steady to strong as comparea with
lat wrak'n close. An usual, all clause
of buyers favored the light and handy
weight steers, but thore was not a uroat
deal of strictly desirable light stuff on
sule. Best heavy l-noves found a good
outlet at strong prices, 38.65 being about
tho top. Thero was a strong undertone
to the trado throughout and everything
sold In good season. ,. , .
Supply of cows and heifers was Umltod
and tliu quality of tha offerings rather
common us u rule, theru being quite a
sprinkling of native grass siock op nut.
(iennrm iiemanu was vurv uuuu uiiu me
mnrlo.t iii'tivn mill fullv Hteudv. as far as
It wont, uonsiuerina: tlio uettor III! Willi
the cattio took on today, tho. general
market for tho killing stuff was decidedly
strong. Veal calves ruled firm ulid sumo
was true ufl to bulls, stugs, etc.
Tlmrn was not u great deul of trading
In btocktrs and feeders, for tho very good
reason thut more was very nine iresu
stock on sale. Desirable offerings of ull
weights found reudy buyers at strong
prices, but tho common and rough stock
is moving very slowly.
quotations on cuum; uooa to cnoiug
hr aiwrH. IM.SOtffX.KO! fair to good beef
ateors, 13.10CjS.30; common to fulr beef
steers. 17.60ii8.10; good to choice hollers.
37. 264i8.25; good to choice cows, V.WW
co; fair to goou gruues, o.j.i.w, sum
mon to lair graues, a.owiM.uui aiuou iu
niinlpi. ninckers and feeders. 17.0O'rf8.W:
fulr to good stockors and. feeders, W.25tp
60: common to lair stocuers unu lauuuia.
r.-7 ..! Mionk rows and heifers. J0.2j
07.25; veul calves, 38.0010.tiO; bulls, stugs,
No. Ar. rr. No. at. rr.
1 7 . . . .... ait
is vas 'i vu 19. ....... ...ist
11 8i7 7 86 83
10 1187 1 n in-....
Jl Ukl) 7 85 It
7 Jl s vi u
1 10S4 8 00 85
11 1030 3 05 10
4.. 830 I IU v
1 1073 7 10 8
25 101.1 I 10 4
81 1048 8 15 23 ,
1 1TO1 8 It . is
13 353 8 It 4.
40 1410 8 20
81 132! 8 20
40 1287 3 20
21 878 8 20
20 1164 8 20
1048 8 20
tit 8 20
1822 8 20
......Hit 8 2t
1011 8 2t
(20 8 25
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
13
13
24
U
14
18.
.1188 8 10
....Hit 8 80
,...130 8 SO
,...1100 135
....1228 8 15
,,..1148 3 44
....1210 I 40
,...1342 8 40
...1215 8 40
,...1377 8 40
,...1283 8 40
ttt
..1840 8 80
..1II 8 10
.1380 8 80
l!tt 8 tt
.1287 8 80
.1418 3 40
17 1420 3 48
34 1514 8 85
IT 1383 8 88
10 1264 3 85
j 784 7 80
ft " 113 7 85
II I3S 7 0
4 014 7 M
t eei 8 io
24 1031 8 10
It 1076 8 20
18 1018 t 25
It 788 8 3i
12 721 8 40
24 802 8 40
10 758 8 tt
SHEEP Tller nnno ' In..
activity nn tho market this
a good part of the forenoon was well
spent before many transactions of con
sequence took place. While somo ot the
" uiioniiKs moved in tairiy good sea
son tho hulk ot tho holdings was rathor
slow In changing hands, tho Inactivity
being attributed to a very fair run on
hand for a Monday, bearish advices from'
outsldo points nnd to the sunply. us a
whole, lacking In quality. The demand
was not qulta as good us nt the close of
Inst week and when a clearance was
rinally mndo values wero anywhere from
weak to 10fl20c lower.
Tho best grades of Idaho spring lambs
anil clipped lambs weru possibly only 10
016o lower, but tho trado on all kinds
of medium stuff was very uneven and
slow salo at a flat reduction of 20a and
In extreme oasos more than that. To
day s arrivals from Idaho amounted to
about 6 cars, which, aside from a deck of
clipped owes, consisting entirely of spring
lambs. A two-car shipment of Idaho
ri'Unff. Iamba weighing 66 pounds sold at
11.40, top for the day, as against JS.60
0. it10. CI!d .of ,ast week. A rango of 30.60
(17. iS took In most of tho cdlpped Iambs,
tho latter price being tho highest for
such grades.
.rT10.',0Ck ot Idaho clipped owes brought
JVl.Hi. bolnir a 1 ttln hlirlinr Ihnn ), l..
, " , -...." ....... ...w wtuoir,
Of last week.
. Wtiotatlons of sheen and Iambs! Knrlnir'
lambs. JS.oiWiK.m, ui,r,r., i..i, v
!V). ....v.i. -."I. Jin'iiz: '""'i1
j ii initio, 4.H(o.io; shorn
wethers. IK TMViUf.. .,.,, .V F;.:. Zi.
, , . ' , Dtiuiii u.vt'n, fii.iiufuai.vu:
lambs, culls. I4.mvmim Mii..rA
No- Av.
199 shorn lambs 63
61 Cltllned lilnlm .u 111
348 Idaho ewea , 65
66 cull owes no
2S4 shorn lambs cs
uo biioiii ininns i C5
U shorn wethers 66
34 surlnir Inmh. e-
1W spring lambs 43
14 Bpnng lambs 67
10 spring lambs 76
31 shorn owes ,., , in
K) shorn owes ia
44 shorn owes 9s
10 shorn ewes ,R3
14 Shorn nwns rin
400 Idaho lambs 06
46 shorn lambs 66
14c
Lincoln Letter
Carrier Loses His
Socks and Money
Lauren D. Angelo, a letter cnrrler Hv
lllgtn Lincoln, wan drugged and robbct
somewhere in tho lowor part ot the cltj
Sunday morning, and robbed of SO cents,
his shoes, socks, coat nnd haL Ha wai
found wundorlng around In 11 dazed con
dltlon near tho street cur power Homo
nnd brought to police headquarters, when
After much difficulty, his story was drag
ged from hi in.
Angclo came to Omaha Saturday, an
obtained a room at tho Puxton. lit
checked out Saturday night and was look,
Ing about the city when ho met unothei
Lincoln man whoso name ho does not
know. He says that n tew minutes nftej
tho meeting ho apparently lost his senses
The pollco aro mystified by his Htory
and after Angelo's mind had cleared ut
somewhat, at his own suggestion ho wnt
put on a train bound for tho capital city.
Omaha Builders Get
Contracts for Many
Structures in State
Omaha contractors are getting much o(
the business ot the smaller cities In Ne
braska and Iowa. Hints & Malloy have
been nwarded a contract to build a gen
eral public schoolhotiBo at Anlcto, la.,
to cost 333,000.
Tho bank of Anleta, to cast 37.300, will
bo built by Raamussen & Kyhl of Omaha,
who also havo been nwarded contracts to
oroct a 35,600 bank building at Hooper,
Nob., and a 339.000 high school building
at Vllllsca. Ia,
' William Crcedon & Sons of Omaha
have Just received tho contract to build
a school at Nellgh, Nob., which will cost;
334,600. Tho plans far theso buildings;
wero drawn by Lloyd Willis, the Omaha
atchttccu
flutrnr Market.
NV YORK. June 16 SUGAR Raw
"""oovauo. 2.S3f.8c; centrifugal
3 38474.30c: molaitspa. ?fjrtrflr, ,.i.r.i'
firm, cut loaf, 6.16c. crushed', 6.06c; mould
AiJ'70c; cubesJ iAAc' XXXX powdered,
4.fiOc. powdered. 4 4Ec- finn imi, i.h
l'iS' i'am.onJ,A- 4-36i confectioners' A.
4.20c, No. L 4.10a.
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11
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STEERS AND BULLS,
(73 7 50
kUlVD,
, 1210 I M
,;,...io7o t to 7...
ttt I 7t 1....
1IM t U 1,..,
1080 8 00 10...
, 340 6 15 t...
104,4 30 1...,
810 X
1103 40
ttt t 10
1040 I 40
1181 t 84
net t to
10O0 to
, 108 8 7t
HEIFERS,
724 t 18
t 8 M
, 110 t It
tM M
711 7 00
, 8 10 7 60
, 811 7 10
Kl 7 It
BULLS.
1....
I....
1....
1....
l'.'.'.'.
...1212 (75
...1183. t H
...KM 135
...1240 t 80
...1043 I
...1104 t 30
...1100 7 00
..1130 7 00
...1034 7 It
...1U4 7 20
...1130 7 26
...1030 7 X
...1310 7 44
...1124 7 CO
....343 7 IS
3 tt) IN
t 318 7 36
14 HI 7 X
4 810 7 M
1 810 7 75
1 480 7 75
.... 770 4 M
...,1M4 t(J0
....1133 It
....1410 8 34
....1370 I 34
,...1JW 8 40
.... 80 3 4
....IKK) M
....1414 I 45
....IM4 8 70
....1300 7C
....1480 I iO
1..
t.
....1410 4 80
....1140 I 85
....14(0 184
,...1110 7 00
.,..1170 7 00
....net 1 11
,...1440 7 it
mo 7 it
.... 705 7 tt
,...1K0 7 to
.... 790 7 16
.... 38t 8 00
CALVISH,
418 7 40 3 140 10 00
IM 8 X 1 10 M
20 t 76 1 300 10 14
4U 3 04 1 180 18 84
20 H 3 114 10 54
340 8 tO 3 170 10 84
lit 8 Tt 1 140 10 54
3M 8 It 1 HO 10 14
STOCKKRS AND FEEDERS.
487 76 ID IN
140 7 3 21 873 7 M
, Ml 7 M 8 104 7 70
IM 7 M 21 818 7 M
t t 7 40 54.... 813 7 30
147 7 40 24 131 I 00
.. HO 7 t4 M 832 8 18
HOGS Receipts were considerably lar
ger than both tt week ago and a year ago,
as there were about 102 cars, or 6,414 head
reported In.
The market opened very slow, and
early bids Indicated a decline ot &S10c.
Sellers refused to trade at theso prices
and things dragged along for quite a
while without anything being done.
Speculators bought several loads ot good
lights around IS. and paid as high
mm is. Co for soma, but ahloslng demand
Pr.
7 00
6 66
8 20
0 00
7 75
7 75
6 25
8 00
C 60
8 00
8 00
6 CO
4 26
6 DO
5 CO
6 00
8 40
7 75
CIIICAnO L1VB STOCK MARKET
Cattle Stronur, Hoks Wrnk mnl Five
o Ten Cents Lnvrrr.
CHICAGO. Junn IB nATrr.ir.it,.ii.
18,000 hend; markot strong and lO'uSOo
iV?!bcoves' J7.40fiO.20; Texas steors,
17.1088.20: western steers. $7.108.20; stock.
oiiu ooui.o, ao.wius.wi cows ana heir.
HOQS RecolUts. 47.000 linnil- irinrknt
weak and 6t0o lower than Saturday's
uvcratrn: hulk nf niilo ucrM ui, ii,-,,.
8.55ff 8.824; mixed 38.45n'8.K5: heavy, 38.24
(fS.i5i rough, 38.250S.4O; pigs, 30.7(t8.25.
SHEEP AND LAM'Bsi-RecelPts, 21,000
ueau; mantel ivy'xxs lower than Satur
day's avorage: native, I4.K64J6.00; western.
I5.00ji.00; yearlings, J5.Cfl6.C5; nutlvo
minus, jo.2uiiff.uo; western, 3S.60O7.60;
spring lambs, S5.C0S8.00.
Kansas City Live Mtock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June 16. CATTI.Elln.
celpts, 10,000 head: market strong to 10o
nigner: urimu reu steers. i.a,(iix.7n:
dressed beef steers, 37.60JJJ.25; western
stcern, 37.0OO8.C0; sotithchi steers, 36.00
8.00; cows, t4.75S7.75: heifers. 6.80fi.W;
stockers and feederH. I(J.Mir7.S3: bulls.
lO.OOIt.7.23; calves, 39.0j!10.60.,
uuuo-iveceuiin. iw.wy neaur marKRi u
10o lowor; bulk, J8.COy6.70; heavy, 38.(10
via u. v ry i intbnvia itnu huilkui o. f , uvl d,u.
light. 38.66f.S0; pigs. S7.6Oii.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Ttecelntn. 9.000
licud: market 10H26o lower: lambs. 36.2.5
Cfs.w; yearlings, to.oouo.bo; wetnurs, Jt.w
5iu.w; owes, Ji.aao.iw.
Nt. I.onls Ilvt H loo If Market.
nT. LOUIS. Juno 16. CATTLE Re
colpts, 6,000 head; market steady; good
to choice stcors. 7.f(VfS.25; stockers and
feeders, 5.2iI7.tO; cowh and heifers, 37.00
8.W; bulk, i5.myi.2S; calves, t0.0Opl0.76;
Texas and Oklahoma steers, 15.2&ft7,75;
rows and heifers. 34.26717.00.
HOQS Receipts, 9,000 Iiead; markot Co
higher; pigs and lights, J7.2WS.S5; mixed
and butchers, J8.76QH.Oj; good heavy, 38.70
08.90.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recolpts, 4.200
head; market steady: muttons, 35.00
6.26; yearnngs, 5.26S.C0; Iambs, 37.36
7.00; spring, 38.25(3 8.75.
Hlonx City Llvt- Htock Sturkrt.
SIOUX CITY, Ia., Juna 16. CATTLE
Receipts, 3,609 head; market lOo higher;
native steers, t7.3tVt8.C0; cows and helferx,
M.501j7.80; canners. 34,(XH6.CO; culves, 36.00
HOaS Receipts. 6,000 headf market 5a
lower: heavy, 38.3MM.45; mixed. 38.45
8.06; light, 38.65ff8.C0; bulk of soles, 38.408)
8 60
'SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. COO
head; markot 10315c lowor; no quotations.
St. Jnsrpli Ijlvt? Htnt'k Mnrkrt,
ST. JOSEPH. June 16. CATTLE Re
ceipts 1.600 head: market, steady; steers,
37.60fl8.76; cows and heifers, 34.24Hr8.C0;
calves. 37.6810.26.
HOuo Iteceipts o,n noon; maraet,
lower; top, 38.72; bulk of sales, JS.60C8.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1,200
head; market, steady; lambs, J7.00Q6.60.
Live Stock lit SlRht.
Receipts ot live stock at the six prin
cipal western markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 2.934 6,424 1,134
Sioux Uty a.&w i,vw w
St. Joseph 1.600 6,100 1.200
Kansas City 10,000 10,600 9,000
HtT Louis 5.000 9.000 i.vn
ChioagO 18,000 47,000 24.000
Public Schools to
Close on Friday
Public schools or tho city will close
Friday afternoon. Tho Central High
school exercises will bo held Friday night.
Commencement exorcises of the High
School of Commerce will bo held in th
high school auditorium 'Tuesday night.
Superintendent E. U. draff will deliver
the address. This Is tho first graduating
class of this school.
Tho kindergarten department of Far
nam school will give, a program this aft
ernoon nt tho school.
Competltlvo drill of the high school
cadota will ba held on the, high school
grounds Tuesday afternoon.
Superintendent Gruff wilt deliver the
graduating address to the trainers who
will hold their commencement exorcises
In tho high school auditorium Tuesday
afternoon at, 4 o'clock.
Mutilated Body of
H.O.Perrine Found
Near Bennington
A stock train which arrived early Mon
day morning In South Omaha had a por
tion ot a man's trousers und blood
spots on the brakebeam ot ono of the
curs, which later led to tho discovery of
a dead mun near Bennington. Two parts
ot flie man's body wero found by a
farmer a mile west of that town. Tha
trousers contained a pockctbook with
32,60 In It and a keyring bearing a check
with tho namo "H. C. Perrlne, Auburn,
Neb., 1001."
Coronor Crosby Is investigating as to
the Identity of the man.
Totals
...40,931 3,643 43,034
Oil nnd Iloslus.
NEW YORK, Juno 16. COTTONSEED
OIL-Strong: prime summer yellow, 37.62;
July, 37.88; Soptember. J7-64; December,
10.38.
ROSIN Easy; strained, common to
good, 34.26.
TURPENTINE Firm; barrels, 339.60.
RYE Steady; domestlo prime to choice,
3HQ6c; patna, 6U3C)o.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans,
open kettle, 364J660,
Mctnl Mnrket.
NEW YORK. June 15. METALS Cor.
per nominal: standard, spot and June.
314 26W1.6S14; July, 314 42HGN4.60; August
!14-O04fI4 50; electrolytic. 3l4.87ltfrl5.00;
lake. 316.0091526; casting, 311.75; London,
quiet, spot, 65 17s Cd. futures, 66 6h.
Tin. easy, spot. S4," 20445 50, June. 345.206J
45.S7H, July, 345 12V't4;.S74, London easy
Lead, steady; 3L25Q-1.35; London. X20 7s
DISTRICT JUDGES TO USE
CIVIL SERVICE RULES
Judges nt the court house have ar
ranged what amounts to an Informal
civil sorvlce system with regard to em
ployes named by them and under their
direction. Political affiliations are, no
longer considered and appointments and
promotions are determined only by merit.
In accordance with this system, Judge
Crawford ot the county court, has ap
pointed J, a. Sherry, 1615 Spencer street,
file clerk In tha office ot the clerk ot
court. Sherry Is a democrat and htut
had a prominent part In local politics.
W. B, MaoEachron, who was file clerk,
will succeed William Westergaard as
probato clerk, the latter having resigned
to go Into business at El Paso, Tex.
County Judgo Crawford and six of
the seven district Judges are republicans.
Judgo English, democrat, appointed by
Govornor Morchend, when ho took the
bonch, retained Maynard Mabery, South
Omaha republican, as bailiff.
CRAWFORD CITIZENS TO
HOLD UNIQUE STREET FAIR
The citlrerv of Crawford, Neb., have
hit upon a street fair and carnival idea
which they think will draw a crowd.
They aro to hold their street fair and
carnival June 26-345, and tn addition to
the usual attractions tor festivals, they
will sell at auction 147 town lots, eleven
residences, seven farms and two ranches.
The Crawford show Is being thoroughly
advertised, thousands of two-sheet post
ers, printed In colors, being: distributed
within a radius of 600 miles.
NEGRO CUTS SEVERAL MEN
IN FREE-FOR-ALL FIGHT
While Frank Lockman. colored, wan
passing Twenty-fourth and Lake streets
Sunday night he was attacked by a
crowd of white men. In the encounter
Lockman drw a knife, severely wound
ing H. O. Parkhurst, who was taken to
St. Joseph's hospital. Charles Davis
and Fred and Frank Bush wero also cut
Dr. Impey, who happened to bo passlntr
tho scene of the conflict, atUnded 61m
wounded men