Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 13, 1902, Page 8

OOMIlAanuM with Bullish Senti- ment and Prices Advance. OATS ANIMATED AND ASCEND{SHARPLY Yater Profit Taking N o Much of Gi While Provisions Split Quit Higher to Lower. cHx AGO, June 12.—Bulligh sentiment put Srain prices wp today Trade was of ttie mporiance, save in oats, where there was good activity. The scarce news, how. ever, was of a slightly bullish turn and the close July wheat was X@%c up, corn e higher and July oats ¢ higher. Provisions were pushed down in most products and close higher to 0c_lower. Wheat opened bullish, with upon which to argue strength. Cabled were indifferent, but receipts were small. There was more wet weather In several localities in the west and there was continued talk of reduced stocks. Cash demand, however amounted to very li.tle. Yet the crowd lal( bullish and bought. This worrled the fairly good-sized short interest, and July ter opening K@He up, at T@N4c, ad- vanced to 76ic, There was still some aX- eitement in Minneapolls and prices there advanced. Later the Liverpool cables re- rted an advance in English futures on Baa “Weather. French markets also were bigher. The market was not destined to broaden, for on the advance the leading ator interest that has been bulling July Sh3 melling Beptember turncd tactics, §1ving activity to the further deliveries and de- ressing July. The crowd talled after and §iy Weakened somewhat. The close was Father fem. July WG up. af HGIUC. Recelpts_were 15 cars, one of contract grade. Minueapolis and Duluth reported 164 cars, making a total for the three points of 11 curs, cars last week and The little_ news rimary receipts were , compared with 462,000 bush- elx last year. Seaboard clearings equalled 271,000 bushels. The seaboard reported 20 Joads taken for export, Corn was dull, but ‘firm, all day. The trade neglected this pit, but’the strength in wheat and small acceptance offset the fa- yorable weather, 8o that much support by the big bulls was not necessary. The local erowd favored buying deferred —futures. Prices advanced at the opening, but when wheat lost of its strength, corn eased and July closed steady, c higher, at 63ic. Much of the early strength was based on the argument that although receipts wera liberal at 312 cars, the percentage of con- tract grade was small, Crop reports are gat_particularly’ bearish, Iy,_those from lowa and Illinols. Ote hus ‘the sxtiting pit of the floor. Bhorts covered briskly early, there wae & strong denand from commission houses End as there was little pressure to sell especial uly nsw Jumped from 30%c at the open- he to W% Receipts wera very lght at 8 cars, with very little stuff contract grade. The cash demand was steady. Profii-tak- Ing on the advance was plent ful and eased the demand so that much of the advance was lost. There was, however, marked in- fl-nendence na the mi. and July new closed i4c up, a AR ited” tho *packers' interests today to push provision prices down. Hogs were weaker and the natural conditions favored @ break, but after a little dip at the open- ing thomfmckarl took up_the offerings and again advanced prices. There were a few Whorts In Tibs who covered and caused an upturn, but after that was over the packers found the pit 5o dull that they could not unload pork or lard on anyone, save at Towar phices. July pork siumped to $17 54 a 10 down, at SITEL July iar o and closed 3 closed b lower, at $10.00, lnd .Yuly rl up, at $10.45, after selling at $10.55. gg-umned receipts tomorrow: “'het;\t 28. Sorn, 106 cars; The Aeldln' futures tlnlufl as follow: Ar(ldll.l Open. Iflllh.l Low. | Close.| Yes' FWheat 701 it g n@sfwé* iy a1y a“i o = nw® 178 1085 10 40 ; corn, cars; oats, el n” 17 10 10 32/ 10 373 10 45 | 10, 102% 11025 mg* l‘) lfl‘ e No. 2. aOld. b New. Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR—No demand; prices nominal and B inter. patents 90; straights, ” .80; clears, 50; spring_specials, mm. uhc& straights, .V;?uo ATNo. 8 spring, T00T4c: No. & FCoRN—No. 2 ysllow, @ No. 2, fin 2 white, #6%c; “ 4 RLEY—Falir to cholce Jalting, 6604sc SEED-—-No. 1 flax, $1.56; No. 1 northwe: ern, $1.76; prime timothy, 36.30§6.35; clov. contract grade, $5.35. TONB--Mexs porle, per bbl, $17.67 or PROVIS 7.85, Lard, per 100 los, sides (100se), $10. m 0T, Dry salted lfldarl (boxed Blane (boxed), $10.756710 8. asis of high wines, $130. Thu !on ng were the receipts and ship- .I(.l‘fll' t Receipts. Shipments. + 17,000 19,000 l'l M 262,000 252,000 l1l 000 , 000 todly !lo h\lt- cr:lmarlu.‘ o Quotations of the Day on Various Commodities. YORK, June u\-rwlmh-no .96: . Rye flour, 45; cholce to fancy, Bitudy; yeUu- western, wine, $3. oy, NS s s, o WHMT—-RM 2050 T8 i o ndy o0s Ted. Toe £ 0. b, afloat; No. 1 f. o . o Afoat; No. 8ic, t. 0, b, afloat. Most was in llrun( but quiet ofterings, coupled with an- of July shorts at Minnegpolis French markets, furnished the et buylng motives. Tn ‘the lust hour was & moderate setback and realiz- and the market closed essentially at q nnl‘lflvme- July. T8 ember, i De- 452 bu.. spot, cuy. \ 89%¢ e L atioat: Spening v | o -. nflllllly e ~ off un- n a rospective larg Tecelpts_at Partly’ o oceinta; l““fc‘o n&dun "‘ Kc m A mr n eipts, 5,200 bu.; Sxports, ec b - ! ts, 81, to: Ble; No. A & b NS PV |nrn colored, Jew. colored, a white W‘nq' %‘I‘:‘ L firmer; state 3 ‘western. ; New Orleans, very dull; turkeys, lic; fowls, 14c; dress broilers,, %@%8c; fowls and keys, | METALS—The London and home l'll‘rlll! for tin were decidedly lower forelgn market closed 108 lower fof Iw! and £16s off for futures. ‘T £110s and futures at £1255s. The d.- cline here was about 75 points, with spot at $29.75(190.12%. Copper ruled quiet and about steady, with standard, rol to Au- sust st S TG0, $12.42%4G12. 30 and ('lltlnl at Lake, electrolytic at $12.124@12. B3 INsd1e 5. The London copper matket gased off Zi4s 64, with spot at £45 and fu- tures at £64 6s 84, ruled steady, but quiet and unchanged; locally quoted’ at #. The London market aiso ruled unchanged at £116e. Spelter continued quoted on more or less nominal basis of $4.87% A New York; at London £1812%6d was the price. Iron showed no features of import ance at home, ruling dull. Warrants were nommal; No. 1 foundry northern, 22.00; No. 2 foundry northern. $20. No. 1 feundry southern | foundry southern, soft, prices were a shade easier. laagow closed at 64814 ana Middlesborough 408 8. UMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. Condition of Tri Staple and Fancy Produce. EGGS—lnchldlng new Nb. 2 cases, 14%c; cases returned, LIV POL LTNY—ChlclenI. old Ioosters, according to age. 4@sc; turkeys, #glic; ducks and geese, c; brollers, per ib. BU' TK'ER‘PAM("\I dnl;{ in tubs, 1sglbc parator, 3 At " e des 1 6e; pickerei, §c; pi buffaio, dressed, ic; -unn-h, bc; bluefins, 8c; whitefish, llc:' caffish, 13c) black bass, 18c; 11 haddock, lic; cod: B8 H crapples, 10¢, h: fic; perch, 6e; 0 bP 2c; B—ll‘l" neun IOEO‘\ ve, per ViEATo-Cholee, bg8c. CORN-—61%c. OATB—48c. BRAN_Per ton, f11. HAY—Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale Hay Dealers’ assgciation: Choice hay, No, 1 upland, $880; No. 1 medium, $5; coarse, $1.60. Rye straw, %.50. These prlcu are for hay of good color d quality. De- mand fair. Recelpts light. VEGETABLES. CAULIFLOWER—Home grown, per dos., NEW CELERY-Kalamazoo, 30c. POTATOES—Northern, 50@8sc; new pota- toes, per bu., $L (' S—Per dos., accordidg to GREEN ONI s . ASPARAGUS-Home grown, per doz., % Cl‘fCL‘MBERS—HoKhmlle. per doz., #c@ LETTUCE—Hothouse, per dos., 25c. PARBLEY—Per doz., ES—Per dos. 01 CABBAGE—California, ne' ONIONS—New southern in sacks, per 1b., ;l'Dl(ATOEB—TanI. per i-basket crate, NAVY BEANS—Per bu., §2. FRUITS. STRAWBERRIES—Per 2-qt. case, .00 csmnmi:s-c.luomn per_box, o 1.50; home grown, T H-quart cane, . uoosstnmEs—P-r 24-qt. case, $2.00 WATERM; N 8—35@40c. TROPICAL FRUITS. / PINEAPPLES-—Florida, 30 to 3 count, BANANAS—P.! bunch, according ' to size, $2.2G2. ok.mun.s_v-xenclu, $4.50; Mediterran- ean sweots, $LTHOA! § G NS—Fancy, $5.00; Messinas, $450Q HONEY—Per 24-section case, CIDER—Nehawka, per bbl, York, t she l. w 1b,, ”‘f,f soft sball Broals, “por MISCELLANEOUS, . oy nE- New POPCORN—Per 10, bci shell of! “ngES—N 1 en, Sinied” ', R: 2 arcea e, e; | 8 hnrle hm--. 3L wb'sx Alpern quotes the Pncn fron, country mis ron, tuva gl-u 1 per, cop] per c; brass, Heh per 1 st [ zine, per Ib. St. Louis Grain and Provisio; ST. LOUIS, June 12—WHEAT—Easy; No, red, cash, elevator, 8W@is%c; track, Jul ptember, 6%¢; No. 3 hard ard, de. RN Welk. No. 2 cash, iy, o0ke September, T8—Higher 2 ocash, ‘ddc; lncl. «v. H uly. Sngc; ‘Septembér, Zike; No. ?YE‘mrslluufw Inter patent UR—Quiet; winter patents, o extra fancy and e YR ear, §3. (ORNMML—E!“GY “l& SEED—Timothy, at $5.00, BRAN-—Steady uck 7?& HAY-Dull, wéak; timothy, ~ $8.60Q14.%5; air bt w HlflgY—!leldY. IRON COTTON TS wine: 60 ROVISIONSPork, lower; jobbing, ga i new, SI815, Lard, lower, $10.10. sait meats (boxed) Strorig: oxtia shorts an clear ribs, $10.50; short ¢ 10,62%. Bacon boxed), Strong: extra shorts and cféar Fibs, 1:711, shert clear, following ton, §10; lrlck. T{IHIN. E%@o%c. — Stes 16c; mrkey-. l%c dueh. nu’rr R-Bteady; creamery, eady at o AN A s, Bhipments. Flour, bbis. oo O o) Wi bu ERPOOL, June WHEAT-8pot uiet; No. 1 northern, spri i No. allfornia, da id. “umre-.'#m July, 58 103 eptember, RN—Spot, qulet; mmu n mixed, new, 58 8d; American mixed, 6 8d. Futu %ulu. July, nomina Sestember, b clnbeh 58 1%d. EASCanadian, steady at 6s 10d. Fhom_" Louls fancy winter, firm at HOPB—AI London (Pacific coast), firm PRO !lONB—an dull; extra Indla short cut, o 13 Ibs,, m; American Exrlmo western, in tie (.HE E—Steady, Americ: American, l n, finest colored, old, can, flnr-l colored, new, T. llu'dl 298 un, 3 finest wh! me cit Aullr‘llun n London, ER—Nominal. Kansas City Grain and Provisions. KANSAS CITY, June 12—~WHEAT-July, 3 white, SI?Q mixed, western, 0100\- track, whi Options had a strong, earl .a. vance on July, after which it reacted with HAY ulet; shipping, 0W@®c; good to ot te, vflmo to_choice, 1901 g0, 1o, 1 &‘ 1000 0853, Paciiic El 1900, 14@15c; olds, BS—Firm ol'Ill Galveston, h O ther 182 fiu-axv. -fl(::{ dlim pks.), ll' l. extra, 4% A MM-‘. ....:'x:"i'& ¥ ; Srregular; A c; September, we. cash, NO. 3 hai i No 3, 8c: No. 2 red, Tc; No, T2¢; No. ¢: Septem! RN-JII cuah, Ko, 2omieed: Goor Novs 'walls 1 'm. Q white, 43c. ulnwholcc mothy, $12.00; cholce prai- “'l:il'l'l‘ln'-mafv 1c; dairy, fancy, 8—Firm; new No, 3 wh p mcmau. T4c Gons ‘loss off: " cases etutnet Recelpts. Bhipments, 000 ! 3 I:‘EORIA. June 12.—~CORN-—Inactive; No. ~Firm; No. 1 whit e, 46%c, billed Y319 for finest. Duluth Grain Market. DULUTH. 3 —WHBAT. . Minmeapolis Wheat, Flour and Bran. THE OMAHA DAILY BEEI FBIDAY JUNE 13, 1902. northern, 75%@76%c; ents, $3.066M.65; second first clears, $2.80; sec- %, RAN—In bulk, mmm Cincinmatt G CINCINNATI June ‘—Firm; No, eral Market. l) —FLO!'R—QUIOL d Nn 2, Sl PROVISTONS. Lard, ailet at $1006; bulk me-nv. firmer at $10.60. Bacon, strong at SKY—‘”D""EY! finished goods, firm on hl!ll of BUGAR-Quiet. Toledo Grain TOLEDO, O, June i June, Seed. 12.—WHEAT-Dull, sle; July, T¥ej cash, 62%c; July, h, #c; July, 31%c; new, 3lc. cash, b57%c; Philadelphia Produce Market. ILADELPHIA, June 12.—BUTTER— Stéady; extra western creamery, 2% extra nearby prints, 2ic. B0Gs-—Fin hearby, 17i4c; fresh uthern, New Fork full creams, rime. small, New York_full creams, alr to good, 1 olz. Milwaunkee Grain Sinrket. MILWAUKEE; June 12-WHE. close, No. 1 northern, Ti@71% northiern, Teqne4c; July, Tie. RYE—Steady; No, 1, 8c, BARLET-Firm No. 2. 10@70t%e; sample, 'ORN—July, 63c: IEW YORK STOCKS .ND BONDS. —Firm; No . 4 General Animation Slackens Though Activity in M. P. is Augumented, NEW YORK, June 12.—The stock market m.fml today in a torpld condition and deal fell off about one-third from yes- terday’s aggregate. The efforta which were conspicuous yesterday to adyance prices and which were still n evidence in the early market today were discontinued in face of the discouraging reception which they met, and prices were allowed to fall back. There was no actual weakness de- veloped and the selling was pretty well absorbed: In Reading_ especially, in which there were large offerings, there was ready ab- sorption and apparently a determination to_support the stock. The conspicuous position of Missouri Pa- cific was enhanced today and the volume of the dealings in that stock were far in excess of those in any other on the llst. It was moved upwards a point at one time, followed by Texas & Pacific, but the ad- vance met such heavy selling orders that the movement for the advance was aban- doned _and frlcllcnlly all the galn was lost. The only development to account for the ‘strength of the stock was the continued ' | gossip that the alvidend will shortly be ncreased. The reaction in the market was largely due to a better appreciation of the de- crease In the coming wheat crop estimate involved in the falling off in the spring wheat acreage. Thetransfer of Nebraska from the spring wheat to the winfer wheat list involves the deduction of most of its acreage from the spring wheat esti- mate. The revision in the coming wheat timate thus involved caused per- Sistent atrongth in the wheat market. The strength of the corn market was sald to be in sympathy with wheat, but it had even more significant influence on the ock market, owing to the vast import- ance attached to the fate of the coming ¢rop in its bearing upon the prosperity of the whole country. Speculative sentiment was less hopeful today regarding the position of the coal mining controversy. This feeling was em- phasised by rumors which found circulation hat a message to congress by the pres- ident 'on the Rubject was in contemplation. Yesterday's public statement by the oper- ators of their position was seen to involve in_effect dissolution of the miners and the irreconciliable position thus presented was felt to threaten a lengthened contest. The pressure upon sugar was connected with yesterday's testimony before the sen- e committes wegarding the methods pur- -nea in the udvoclcy of the reciprocity ey, PA Totable decline in May exports of the principal domestic articles reported from Washington had a depressing effect, espectally in view of the great importance of,» sustained trade ‘balance in favor of country duting the Rext few Mmonths ount of the heavy obligations to for- f:"" lenders which will mature in that me. There was also a significant tone in the loan market for loans running over the period of the coming semi-annual settle- ment, and of the later demand for cur- rency to move the crops. The market losea dull, but steady. The movéments in the bond market were rregular. Total sales, par value. 11,9000, Fhifed Btatos 28 registered decliried and The old ds registere rexas s Facit; it Toledo, 8t L. &'W. do ptd do pte Puilman P.' Car. Republic Steel oo, ot ugar . Tenn. Coal & 1 Usion Bag & P. New York Money Market. NEW YORK. June 12—MONEY—On call, steady at 2%@8 per cent, closing bid and as] per cfinl. prime mercantile pa- per. TG EXCHANGE — Firm, _with gctual business fn bankers' bllls at #4874 for demand and at QLR for sixty ro-tcd rates, us commer- 1 bile, $4.844@4.5. -u..vmfi—l;u Mexican dollars, 42c. BONDS -—Governmenl irregular; state, inactive; raiiroad, irregular. ‘he eunml Quotations on bonds are as onan e ey a ol i! Yotong ainty .88 on demand; New York uemm -. 73 o e premidm. ST. LOUIS, 'June 13.—Ciearin balances, $§34,413; mone per cent; New York exchas mium. June 13—Clearings, 3,00, per 2t BALTIMORE, g balances, 65163, mone: June 12_Exch %60; balances. 662 PHILADELPHIA, June _13.—Clearin 18,340,185, balances, §2,828,083; money, per cent. CINCINNATI, June 12.—-Clearings, $3,664,- 200. Man?; 8136 per cent. New York ex- change, premium. Boston Stock Quotations. BOSTON, June 12.—Call loans, 3%@4 ent; time loans per cent. O and bonds: 1035 Advancare 4 Allower clLl Atchison p Boston & An-ny Boston Dominion 1. &S.. Gen. Eleetric. Mass. Elactrid vaied Fruit U, 8. Sl pta . Weatingh. comthon . June !"—4 p. m.~Closin for, money do_account o ist pid.. do 2d pta.... Tilinols Centrai Loulsville & Nash M., K. & T.......... 7% Spanish s do ptd % Rana Mines BAR, snvr,n —24%4d per ounce. MONE @2% per cent. The rate of aiscount in the open market for both short and three months’ bills is 2% per cent. Teex atv. New York Mintng Guotations. NEW YORK, June 12.—~The followll’l‘ are’| the closing prices of mining stock Iron Silver . Leadviile Con Forelgn Financial. LONDON, June 12.—The weekly state- ment of the Bank of England shows the following changes: Total reserve, increased £971,000; circulation, decreased’ £210,000; bullfon,’ increased £760,964; other securities, decreased £939,000; other deposits, decrease £1,999,000; publie deposits, increased £3,017,- 000; notes reserve, Increased £926,000; gov- ernment securities unchan The propor- tion of the Bank of En d’'s reserve to liabiity is 62 per cent. 6).08 per cent. ~Rate of at 3 per cent. wanted for pay day. Discounts were firm. Bueiness on the Stock exchange was dull and prices dropped, owing to lack of sup- port. There was some anxlety regarding the position of a few small operato: thongh serlous trouble was not expected. Consols continued to slacken at first, but hurdened later. Home ralls were weak on disuppointing trafo roturns. Brightons fell 2 points. Americans opened quiet and ln the nel‘hbflrhnod of p.rl and closed ull, rs were idle d’l’eltur@lell. (’rfln‘flrl. walting for the on(come of the settlement. There were some liquidations nd prices closed stead: Gold at Buenos rid, 36.70; at Lisbon, P 2. statement of he Barx of Francs shaws.the totomin changes: Notes in ciroulation, decreas f; treasury accounts current, in- creased bmmr #old in hand, decreased 4,650,000¢; bills ‘_almumm increased 7,2%,- oor; silver hand, decreased 32,0007 Prices on the ‘bourse today opened heavy, atter,a slight recovery they d later ‘were ungigeided and stagnant. el prices let, ,Metropalitans Were Maintained, . Omnibus « compan shars, Thomeon.Houstons and Sosno Were in gcod . demand, Rio tinios and DeBeers were heavy. Kaffirs sagged, recovered h ynewhat at the close. - The yate ratc of discount was 21-16 per cent, Three per cent rentes, 101f 85c. change gn. London, 25¢ 2c. Spanish 4a closed at BERLIN, June 2—Exchange on London, 20m 48% pgs. e bitio 1 and ‘three months® bis, 13 Home tunds were easler on the bourse today, owing (o realizations. Internationale were steady. Internationals ‘were dull in the absence of encouragement. Canadian Paclfics recov- TSOMBAY, June 12_The Bank has reduced its rate from 5 to 4 p:: bt pri- Condition of the Treasury. WASHINGTON, June 12.—Today's state- ment of the balances in the encrl! fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption, shows: Avalil- ;al:aecuh balance, $199,700,223; gold, $100,~ R Cot Market. NEW YORK, June 12.—COTTON—Spot glosed qutet: upiande, 71-16c; middling guit 11-16c. Sales, 223 bales. Futures closed ule( June, Hfic July, 8.73c; August, 8.49¢c; ptember, fillc Ookober. 7.990; nv.mbel‘ T.éic; December. 7.94c; .v-nuuy 7.95c; Feb: ruary, 7.94c; M a.mva:s-rc!m g% 15 —COTTON—Mar- ket stead; NEW O LEA S June 12~COTTON—-Fu- tures, Jui uc. _nominal; July, ber, ‘8.1 ber, 7. uary, 36 mis Recelpts, 6,110 ’b:lle‘L 12.. —Co‘l:.l'ON—Dull ook “Wiei June 12 —COTTON--8po ¥icen favor buyers: Amerloan middling, §1-16d, nominal. e sales of (ha day were 10,000 bales, of which 2,000 we Ior lxecull lon and export and Inclllded merican. Receipts, 10,000 bal N opened and closed ‘steady: middling g. o. ¢, June, 4 June and July, 456-64d, leller- Jul August, 454-64d, buyers; 9.50c. Ordl low middling, diing fair, Stock, 130,258 bale ST ' LOUIS, June middling, 9 les, 646 bales bales. LIVERPOOL, tair demand Shipments, " aone December and January, 4 "0—“6 buyerl: January and February, 4 23-64@4 24-64d, buy- ers, ‘Wool Market. June ll.—-WOOb—G(Hetl scoured “01“0" . fine and fine medium, ; staple, 62c, and medium, . Texas wool is coming forward, but is held at figures above this market: fall g:lned“ basis. i twelve months, 4@ BOSTON, fine XXX nom- XX and above, o ‘;n above, 2%@2ic; X, 4@ lalne wools are qulet, '".h 1y o torings, Okio fine aclaine. gz, Nichi- gan. *402ic; No. 1 washed combing, 6% %g2ic. “Aubtratian weol 1s quiet, but firml Gombing choice coured, 1Qic; Bood.” \.u:’ (4 J18, June 12.—WOOL—Easler ‘:&;'%eii’y"""a‘m.“f&": Coft. Marke NEW YOR Jlln. 12.—COF Rio, easy; No, 'flle mu’ dova, 8gilie. star R’ prices unchanged 10 b boints lower fine, washed, the o tollowed fof scheme which 'rluu. was slow to offer mai el the past. The lull opposition of NEW YOI une 12 ~DRY DS B, veted 2 B P 2o? B0 : R tton cof .nu OMAHA LIVE STOCK MAREET Moderate Run of Besf Onttle and Market Practioally Unchanged. HOG MARKET OPENED SLOW FIVE LOWER Sheep Market Duil and Un- changed at Recent Dec BOUTH OKAHA June 12. Recelpts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Officlal xonany . Official esday OMelal Wednend ¥ Official Thuraday . Eiis 2 this weel Same days last week Same week before RECEIPTS FOR TH The following table cattle, hogs and shee) the year to date, last year: Cattle . Hogs Sheep © 108,468 The rouowm. l.ble shows_the average price of hogs sola on the South Omana market the last several days, with com- parisons with {ormer years: | 102, 1901, [1900. \lm 11898. |1897. | [N ns 711‘fl ' o‘ !‘ul t 'fm comparisons with uu ll) Dee. 14,090 :qu &4 1mns nmw Nufi Date. 2| < 3 B .u- S oo S52RER SE5882 sessk/ sgzese " £888 "BET! 3t Rt 313 Seaee st E8ARE BRI TTIRER B restn p-24313 ] ¥ ops— ‘52 CEFES S 3gees ‘pasges Sadoe 8 52rESy ‘822588 Z22EEES 3 [T, e PR, E2832T BRTAY ————— 8| o e je o = * 50, 43 2. PR £BERB2. RNEES wreroee Wil SN NG e e 822 "3zndaz n., B e o 82 - a P “*Indicates Sunday. The oMélal number of cars brought in today by each road wa c-mla Hogs. 8h'p. H'ses, Missouri Pacific Ry.. 8 Unlon Pacific system. 12 F.E &M V. k R.. 13 R I &P, Tiiinols Central ... Total recelpt: The Qlepesition. of the d as foljows, each buyer purd head ind ber o H Cattle. Hogh. Sh’ 46 4 . .l sl SEEESE: { u 2 ‘s receipts was asing the num- OmlL Packing Co.. Bwift and Compan; Cudahy Packing Armour & Co.. ymaha from K. C. Cndlh from K. C.. 0. phen Livingstone H. L. Dennis & Co. Wolf & Murnan Other buyers .. Totals CATT! ‘e was not a helvy run of cattle, but theu seemed to be about enough m llllll buyers' orders, consequently no ¢ was noted in the general ade A mr Jroportion ot _the supply was made steers and butcher stock 4 the lnqul &.from llllen was just about sufficient to care of the run. Finished dry lot beeves found ready gale at stead: to'strong prices and less destrable 1o icked up In good geason to Al in at p cally unchln1 ey e helters, " 1n good flesh, were also comparatively free sellers at full; steady figures and & clearance was affectel early in the day. Thin grassy grades sold moderately wel at the recent drop iIn P the market all around showing no material chang Mixed butchers: stock, bulls, stags and calves were picked up at steady prices, with Y Tasqarats number on salh: Tl supply of stockers and feeders was small, but were sufficlent for the limited demand. Btock cows, heifers and calves sold steady also. Representative sales: BEEF STEERS. 3 o 3 muszmsERazsy rBablanoaiaZ m..-. 3. AR RS—TEXAS, " cows. 1. 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Prices ;75!:‘ ‘Ig)wn:r"‘(‘h wanted né all v;’eredl ain 1"‘78 el an yesterday, ne for the week being %Wc S Quotations for clipped Good _to cholce wethers, 5. mf 00d, $5.30 A g .o%n%em)ce ew 5@4.75; good to cholce lambs, $6.00 @8.50; fair to good, $5.40@5.75. Wooled stock sells ' about %@6c above clipped §halee Colorado wooled ‘lambs, 3. to good, $6.0096.50. Representative sales: N Pr. stock: fair to stock. 5; 0. 24 cull ewes.. 98 cull spring lam 241 western wether. 320 clipped lambs, 2 bucks 524 lambs a) CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET, Cattle Lower—Sheep and Lambs Slow to Lower. CHICAGO, June 12—CATTLE-Receipts, 8000 head, including 1,000 head of Texans. Market mostly 10g1 o lower. Good to prime steers, $7.30@7.0; poor to medium, $5.00G7.00 Stockecs ang Tenders J2006.5; cowe. §1. @5.75; heifers, $2.50G6.25; $1.40G2.40: buils, $2.75@5.75; cll\au, $2.0086.50; Tex: ted steers, $.00@6. HOGE Receipto, 35,000 head; gstimated to- morrow, MW head; left over, 4.0 head Mixed and butchers, $7.10@7.53; good 13 cholice heavy, $1. 621%; rough heavy, nlo $1.40; light, 3. 935 "Bl ot ‘saice, 41150 SHEEP LAMBS-—Receipts, 10,000 head, Sheep slow to lower; |ambs the same, .60; fair to Good to cholce wethers, $5.00@5. $holow ymixed, WE0GRN; | westorn, shee 36.005.50; native lambs, clipped. western 'lambs, clipped, n{’fiau lambs, top, $7.85. Officlal yesterday: Recelpts. Shipments Cattle .19, 329 40.613 3,751 19,768 03 Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, June 13.—CATTLE—Re- ceipts, 3,200 head of natives, 1,300 head of Texans and 560 calves. Dry Tot offerings steady and active; grass cattle steady to veak and 50@75c lower than best time last week. Export and dressed bflef steers, $7.10 7.45; fair to good, $4.40@7.06; stockers and i5; western-fed steerw, $1 9% 30; Texas and Indfan steers, $3.15@3.65; Texan cows, 85G35, native dows. §.00 efigfl native heu%fixgw =i cn;zner ; bulls, calves, Recelpte 10 head: Good wel wel ak to 6o lower. To ecders, $3.40@5. mbs, 0006.20; vettatn welhe . $3. 4.40G5.35; Texas clipped Texas clipped sheep, stockers and feeders, §2.35G:4.00. New York Live Stock Market. NEW YORK, June 12—BEEVES—Re- celpts, 17 head,’ mainly consigned direct; no sales reported; dressed beef steady; city dressed native = gides, 9i3@llc per Ib, Cables as received quoted American steers at W14@16%c per Ib., dressed weight; re- frigerator " beat, 13c" per 1. No- exports CALVES—Receipts, all markets, 3 head; quoted weak; a few veals sold at §7.25 per e s oty Aressed veats BETIE $5. city dressed veals, . HOGS—Recelpts, 2,061 head; o inaly stea SHEEP AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 8197 d; sheep, steady, slow, except for best rades; lambs opencd about Y%c off, closed @%c lower; $7.37% about tops for prime, oas T cabs Of stock. Unsold: shesp sold 25; few export wethers, $6; year- lambs, $.75@1.60; 2 cars, $7.75; sed, muttons,’ 6g10c per Ib.; dressed farmbe, 9Gite. St. Louis Live Stock Market. ST. LOUIS, June 12.—CATTLE—Recelpts, 400 head, including 3,200 head Texans; mar- ket steady; nlllve Hth]h ng and export steers, 7.75; dressed beef and butcher steers, $4.60G6.75; steers under, 1000 bs., $3.60 stockers and feeders, 81860430, cowe and heifers, 40; canners, lzm'? bulls, *$3.00@5.25; ‘exas grassers, and Indlan steers, af' and Tghts, $6.900 Wf’ butchers, $7.20G7.9. LAMBS—Recelpt Dead; markot steady’ native mutton 4.75; lambs, $5.00@6.50; culls and bucks, goflo, tockers, 32.50@3.00; Texans, active, fc hl‘ 7.15 ackers, EP AND St. Joseph Live Stock Market. JOBEPH June CATTLE-—Re- 5); stockers and feed: . 5025.30. B—Recefpts 8,500 head. " Market dy. Light and I{ght mixed. $7.27%@7 I medium .na heavy, $7.30G7. i) "SHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, {50 head. Market strong. Stoux City Live Stock Market. GYOUX (‘lTY Ta., June 12.—(Speclal Tele. ) TLE'—IRM-MMI. fiurke( .n{l calves, H 000; lrlml steady to Y007 b, bulk, §7.1007.3 EHERpoin doma Cineinnati Live Stock Market. CINCINNATIL, Juno 12.-CATTLE—Mar- ket steady u 2.70a5.60. ecelpts, 1.3 )Io hesd. H SHEEP AN heep eas: SRPUR LAbs, qutet and eger st uR The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal markets for June 12: South Omaha ago . St. Louls .. 8t. Joseph . OIL Cr lnrel. ‘: I'Y, June 12—OIL—Credit bal- i certificates, no bld: shipments, 188 bbls.; runs, o, hll L bbls AVANNAH. :u... l!—OIL—Tugnnm, Rostn. $3.45: .1 A June u-ou.,—c.n seed, : prime crude, nominal; nrlml yellow, 5 4 n, steady. Tur- " oI —Calcutta _lin- Lingeed, 3s 1034d. Tur- "{'r'\'l. - June 12 -O1L_North Lima, 8ic; Illh L' a and Indlana. GiL fottonsesd., LIV L. ldno 12 —OI Dried Fruits HUi1 rehned, sbol ORK, Junl 12.-EVAPORATED t ron-l n t -nfl prime, 10c; cholce, 10%@10%c; fancy, UEALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-In the market for Cailfornia products prunes con- tinue the leading feature, demand being fairly steady, particularly for large sizes, which are being taken for export account: Prices for all grades In boxes range from e to Sc. Bpot apricots are steady and ere is some demand for futures for in- terior_account, prices ranging from 10%c to fic. , Beeled peaches ure still held at 1 6 and unpeeled at S%@10%c. Sugar Market. NEW YORK, June 12.-8UGAR-—Raw, firm; fair refinihg, 3c; centrifugal, 9 test, Fcj molaseex sugr, dyc. Renned; quiet kW ORLEA NS, June 12 Steady; 3 en kettle, T%@8 3-16c Yegaen c«nmfusul, 3@3ige; .mm...,,}" ello s of Syndicate. To Settle A NEW YORK, June 1&.James Cannon. president of tho Fourth 'National bank, today eald he had undertaken to settle the affajrs of the Webb-Myer syndicate. *The bank is nefther directly nor indirectly f terested in any of these securities or loans, sold Mr. Cannon. ‘At the request of 108 banks and Institutions throughout the country which are interested, I have under. taken to bring out some kind of an adjust ment of these matters. All parties in fn- terest are heartily co-operating. Very mar of the properties have merit to them with careful handling and adjustment 1 feel that the situation can be measurably cleared up to the satisfaction of all con- cerned.” THE REALTY MARKET. lhETRl'\IEX\TE placed on record Thurs- day, June 1. arranty Deeds. P, Krl(g to Thomas Seater, block 3, Cotner & A.'s add Helirs of C. C. Dike to Nary lace, lots 23 and 24, block View add . Mary B. Wallace fo Thomas Cheyne, 81 lots 23 and 24, block 14, same. First National bank to Nutlonal Land lots 1 to 5, block 15, Boyd's Benson| ‘Land ‘company to G. W. Stiger, lot 1, block 40, Beneon. ... Margaret Colling et al to Marle Pes| . block 6, Kountze 4th s /. Jennings and wife t ‘Luce, lot 4, Ure's subdiv. George Snell and wife to da Dech, 8 14 feet lot 6 and n 20 feet 0t 7, block 4, Lakeview G.'E. Barker and wife to J. 1. Sher- wood, lot 2, block 18, Orchard Hill.. Barker company to same, 1o} 26, block 18, same Corirad Wagner {o Mary undiv lot 1, block 5, Ki J. A, Perkins'et al, truste glubold, lots 3and by in 191613 ... 3 undy, Jr. Ane wife lu C. Shephard, tax 1ot 3, in ¢ Quit Claim Deeds. First National bank to Natjonal Land company, lots 1, 2 and various other lots in Kelly's ada epsenne lot 28, 3 B. Wai 4, Omaha Wagner, wood_add to Joln 8. Total amount of transfers . $5.( 00 A MONTH Specialist In all DISEASES and DISORDERS of MEN. 12 years io Omaha SYPHILIS cured by thy U]CK- E5T autest and Mlu!‘l m-thod (hll nd mrr(em Allme“a (h dl“l“ on t.h. bllnn or llo nglegegm LE o, e cured. Method new, without outting, pain} ‘work; permanent cure guaranteed. WEAK MEN from Excesses or Vioth o Nerveus Debllity or Exhaustion, Wast eakness with Early Decay in’ Youn idle Aged, lack of Xe‘fl" , with organs impal; cured with vigor and ‘weak 110 8. 14th St Br. Searles & Suflu. Omaha, Neb, DR. McGREW (Age 53) SPECIALIST. Diseases and Disurders of Men Only, Bxperi . 15 Years im cured & treatment VAIIIGOGELE which u”nn QUIC EST, safest and most natu has yet been discovered. No pain wi . no_cuttl S Moas ot \ntertare Wita work OF BB pess. Treatment at office or at home and & permanent cure guaraul Hot Springs Treatment for Sypnilis A.II Blood Diseases. 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