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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
Features Of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

Prices on hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, June .14-Rains throughout
caused weakness today in the local wheat
market. At the close the July option was
on SsIhc, Corn was unchanged. Oats
were up NC and provisions were unchanged
Following the. liberal profit taking Of
Yesterday the wheat market was again
subjected to heavy selling pressure today
and although several rallies occurred on
covering by shorts sentiment in the pit
enlng followed the report Of rain through
out Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. Another
factor that tended TO lower prices early
IN the day was the weak tone of the Min
neapolis and Duluth markets. This caused
considerable selling by pit traders. Reports
from the southwest regarding the condi-
ever, some advices claiming great damage
by drouth, while others told OF favorable
pfosrsss Deing made by the new crop. One
in the days news was the continued alb
sence OF rain In Kansas and Nebraska where
the crop Is said TO be deteriorating daily
on account Of lack OF moisture. This was
the main source OF encouragement to the
bulls. The market closed easy. July
opened unchanged at Sc sold between
s2Ads2isc and sSaSsMc ana closed at s21sqe
s29sc. Clearances OF wheat and -four were
$4,000 bu., compared with 2l2 900 blu. for
tho corresponding day a year ago Min
neapols, Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ceipts Of 10 cara, against 125 cars last week
and 1850 cars year ago.
Trading IN the corn pit was active and
the market was unsettled. prices huctu-
atinE within a wide range. Early In the
eral liquidation due TO rains in Illinois
and Missouri Reports of increased ac-
ceptances' also tended TO induce bearish
sentiment. The market appeared to become
Oversold on this break and when a little
later commission houses began to buy
freely there was a rush to cover by shorts.
which caused sharp rally. Toward the
end OF the session the market eased OF
was steady. July opened &c to &c loWsT
AZ blkc TO 521kc, sold between size and
bS1Sc and closed at 5S9Sc. Local receipts
were $50 cars with 1857 cars of contract
grade.
An, advance OF &c busheI in the priee
Of oats for July delivery was the feature
OF trading In the oats market The vol
ume OF business was large. During the
nrst few minutes OF trading the market
Ing because OF the weakness OF wheat and
corn, but sentiment soon changed and
prices advanced rapidly. Stocks which are
available for delivery on contracts are
the strength. The chief factor however
was the crop damage scare. The market
closed nTm. July opened unchanged to Lc
lower al ss1tc TO Ss%c, sold up to 40iko
snd closed at $3.50. Local receipts were
Sentiment in the provisions Dit was bear.
ish, but the strength OF oats tended Ia
strengthen the market. Increased receipts
he day The volume of trading was small
AZ the close September pork was un.
changed at $500 September lard was
on g3se az NS; September ribs were down
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
I cars; corn, 4s7 cars; oats, l22 cars; hogs
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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REAL ESTATE rRASsFpus.
Stephen ID. Bangs and wife to Joseph
kwasniewski. lot IS, block s. Summit

Stephen ID. Bangs and wife to Joseph
kwasniewski lot Is, block s, Summit
Jacob Hahn and vie 70 w;iitii;;::nS,
Redgwick, lot 3, block ?, Hammond
william Ii. Wilder and wife to James l.
seliar; lots D. and 8, block 10. orig
South Omaha Land company 10 John
Badura, lot II. block $40. South
John j. RYAN 70 Michael shannon =;
al, lot s. block 6, Corrigan Place. IL
sven Y. Gustafson and wife 20 JAMES
F. Petlesrew, lots % and "A. block
3, Monmouth Park. ...................
Hansen. lot %. replat OF block g..
BemiH Park .....s..............5. a.
Ralph II. johnson 10 Mary A. b. How,
Ell. wS feet lot T. block 80. city Of
winnett W. McIvsins 10 Agnes n &c
Harrison, lot l, block 8, Patrick's I'd
Corinne Poisssnt to Leonard III
ouinby. lot Is, Blum View add. 80. g.:
Emma J.. Darrow to George M Oar
row, nsl feet inches OF s9S feet ?
inches lots 10 and II, Cortland Place
n. Baldwin Darrow 20 George M.
barrow, MI feet inches OF slS feet
2 inches lots 10 and H. Cortland
II. BALDWIN barrow 10 Benat som.
berg, sh lots 10 and II, Cortland
Seorge NJ. barrow and wife 90 Benat "
Son berg, siA lots 10 and II. Cort-
iHiAuA AlaNN sc ~
George M. barrow ana wife TO Benat
soanberg, siS lots 10 and II. CortlRndt
Dan Murphy 20 Mary Murphy. NJ
lot II, block lS +. V. Smiths add 3D..
Samuel p. Johnson 20 Joseph p
O'keife. lot ?, block 3, Central Park
Mary j. Collins TO James X. Baker l25
n. south OF northeast cor. Of lot g.. "a
block 3. letters add, .....,..,.,....
Anna NJ. BuTrell ana husband to VIII
liam II. Munger VIA feet lot S.
block s. Hanscom Place .............
Helen J. Firth et al 70 Elizabeth
Wear and husband lots ana 2. block
q Carthage Northumberland.
Mary W. Walker and husband 10
Charles e. Bushnell and wife lot
s. block 10. Hitchcocks. lst add. Geo.
David NJ. Garwood and wife 40 Frank
s. Gold. M Of neit and M ~ neit
b-if-lo ....'''.''.''''' '.'.'..~t.'s',s"., "
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KANSAS CITY. No, June N.-CATTLE- =
Receipts loo. including 1900 sou,herns.
Market steady to strong Quarantine steers
l0c higher; stockers and feeders dull; choice
export and dressed steers t5,25dSE; fair
10 good, A764S.15; western fed steers,
S85016. Is; stockers and feeders. 2.7kai4 so;
southern steers SS.0o6i600: southern cows,
81 &gs, rs; native cows s2.6qAZ: native
helfers, g 26dso0; bulls. s2.5Odft0n calves.
81 6Od6 Is.
HoGs-Receipts 1880 head; market aver
aged steady, closed strong. Top. $780, bulk
Of sales IS. 25f16.45; heavy, $4,000. 80; Do ok :
ers, $6S0dS.i5; pigs and lights, tS.3546 IS.
SHEEP AND L.AMBS-Receipts 100
head; market strong and active. Lambs.
S. l5dLb0: fed sheep and yearlings S on
b&; Texas clipped yeariings S. 75ad6 81;
Texas clipped sheep. t45o3s. IS; Texas goats
50 25dL3. IS: stockers and fsedera g Zhaih. nn
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NEW YORK. June i4-COTToN-spot
closed quiet; middling uplands. II. 20c; mid
ding gulf, II. Csc; sales. 100 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June h.-COTTON-
Steady: middling, II l-l6c; sales. none; ship
NEW ORLEANS. June h-COTTON-
Spot. closed quiet: sales. 80 bales: low or
binary. TIC, nominal; ordinary, sAc; good
ordinary 1l-l6c; low midling ic5ke: mid
ding. lilac: good middling. Ike middins
fair. i2c nominal: fair. i2c; receipts. 9,3S5
bales: stock 49, Si
LIVERPOOL. June COTToN-spot
moderate; business. none; prices. 2 points
lower; American middling fair. 6b2d; good
milling S sd. middling. 6.O6d low mid
ding, 6SSd; good ordinary, 56Sd; ordinary.
5.fSd. The sales OF the day were So00
bales. OF which 500 were for speculation and
export and Included AGO American. Re
ceipts. 100 bales, no American.
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CoGee Nmrazet

NEW YORK. June 1I-COFFEE-Market
for coffee futures opened steady at un-
changed prices to an advance OF points
the session on local support European
cables were about as due, but Europe was
a seller during the day and offerings from
the market was finally easy at uncha nRed
prices TO decline OF five point Sales were
reported OF T,S2S bags, including June AT
6sSq6OOc; July, 6O5d6 lOc: September q. 20le
Snc November. SOC; December 6. l56ie. Soc:
January, 6.b5c: March, soc; MAY eq5s'
spot steady No Rio T%c
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FOreIRn Financial.

LONDON, July I4-Money was In in
creased supply today owing to government
disbursements, but this was offset by an
increased demand resulting from the set
ternent. Discounts were quiet Prices on
the Stock exchange were somewhat ir-
regular and the tendency was undecided
In the absence OF fresh investment pur-
chaees. Consols and other guilt edged Sc
curities eascd on account of the talk OF
a further Issue Of London county stock but
prices hardened later on the good bank
return Foreigners were depressed, due to
the poor advlces from the continent where
dear money fears checked business.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Advance in Wheat Stopped for the
Time Being.
BEARS FAVORED BY GOOD DECLINE
Southwest BuiIish, but Northwest
Turns seller on Good Prospects
Cash Demand sIOw-COrn I'm
changed, AFTER Nervous Day.
oMAHA. June ID. ~.

OMAHA, June IA, 1876.
Wheat was weak today being down Nc
at the close. At the opening the market
was steady. but eased on on light dema nd
raily1ng again to yesterdays close on buy
Ing by the Chicago crowd. The northwest
sod Freely at the advance and the mar
ket lost nearly cent IL recovered NC
later. The southwest continued to send
bullish reports. but cash demand was
SLOW and weather In the northwest was
Early prices in corn were down &c due
70 reported showers in Iowa, Illinois and
lhe ohio valley. The weakness was only
temporary, the market being influenced to
reaction by dry forecast for tomorrow
ana reports Of damage by dry weather in
Nebraska and Kansas. The advance was
nearly &c from the low point, the market
reaeting again at the close to about yes
lerdays prices. Some bullish sentiment
mas been made by reports that the hay
crop in Missouri and Nebraska Is poor.
oats were up at one time about Nc.
PRIMARY wheat receipts were 257OO0 BUSH
els and shipments $4,000 bushels, against
receipts last year of 24l,O00 bushels and ship
ments OF $4,000 bushels. Corn receipts were
$4,000 bushels and shipments 726O00 bushels.
against receipts last year of $4,000 bushels
and shipments OF eos, 900 bushels. Clearances
were lse 800 barrels -four. 1900 bushels corn
and 10000 bushels oats.
Liverpool closed hdi4d lower on wheat
and Aaihd lower on corn.
Local range OF options:
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No. l ribs, lie; No. ribs, &c; No. 3 ribs,
nc; No. / ioins, ibc; No. loins. l2ikc; No.
8 lolns, llhc:- No. I chucks, sac; No.
chucks, SAC; No. chucks, &c: No. round.
SIC; No. round, Sc; No. 5, round. 7%o;
No. 1 plate, &c; No. plate, scF No 3 plate,
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Sc. Louie tive stock Mnrket

ST. LOUIS. June IA-CATTLE-Rec
$500 head, Including 900 Texans; market,
strong; native shipping and export steers
N,e5q6S; dressed beef and butcher steers
g 7oabi0: steers under 100 lbs. SS5Od4 les !.
stookers Pnd feeders s.. 4OGt450; cows and
heifers, S.0@6lSi Gamers, n.0od2. 10; bulls
dian steers @+oatS; cows and heIters
lower; pigs and lights. s&ODGfs 70: packers
IS S9teS; butchers and best heavy, So
SHEEP AND LAMBe-Reoeipts 700
head; market, strong; native mutons. g.
$50; lambs, H00n1.0: culls and bucks
-, i5Gf6 co. stockers. t3.i6aLe0
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STAG HOGS.

sHEEP-Receipts of sheep are running
cars were reported in this morninE and
part OF them were only feeders. There
was no material change in the market as
buyers could use sold early at satisfactory
prices. A single deck OF western ewes OH
the native order sold at 5000 with spring
good quality sold up TO $685. with two
care OF feeders lambs At 1886. There Is
really not enough coming to make a test
tations
Quotations on clipped stock: Good 70
choice weston lambs. teto@ $50 fair to
46.a5; good TO choice yearlings, $3.50
6.25: fair 10 good yearlings, 1850 q 5. - (;
to good Wethers. $3.50 aT,f5; good to
choice ewes, s5.7596.00; fair TO good
ewes, tBoO@B.7b.
RenraRAnfafiVe
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vrv VorIr Monrv worIret.

NEW YORK, June N-MONEY-Op call,
hrmer at 3dak per cent; ruling rate, ~ per
cent; closing bid, 81 per cent; oifered AZ
ninety days, ~ per cent. six months. ~
per cent; prime mercantile paper. Sa6t per
cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Heavy At y4sseC
a. 1895 for demand and at tt.s2eOei 1855 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, NStdASJ;
commercial bills, Ns2IfG4S2Ak.
sILVER-Bar eihc Mexican dollars. soc
BONDS-Government. steady; railroad.
easy.
Quotations on Rev York ponds today
81
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Oils and Ro.sn

ances. Sl,64; shipments, 1880 bills: averaSe
20 24 bills runs, e, ga bills average, 5I'b75
bbls; shipments. Lima 40. 94S bbIs., average
&c. 468 bbls ' o~eS'
tine. hrm. SAC
ROSIN-F1rm; stock. 5S.szI bbls; quote
A. b. G.. $50; D. $50; F. $50: r, $3.50:
Il, NG; X, tll5; NJ. $3.50; n, A.5O; " a.
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Articles. Open. High Low. close,I Yes'y
IN quotatlons VOC I'd foIlors.

1ssh quotations were as follows:
FlOIR-Steady; winter patents. a. 50s1
100; winter straights. 80 SoEl8.fO; spring nal
snts, S!oqt0o; spring straights. Ss.45aS 8;
wHEAT-Ho, 8 spring 7SasEse; No. red.
S5Ade6c
coRN-NO. = SSssd6sNc; No. 2 yellow.
oATs-No. 2 Ssac; No. ? white. Aba
sac: No white, 39Ldnc
RYE-No. 2. 61hc.
BARLEY-Good feedins, Oa4sc; fair to
choice mailing. 5Od56c.
sEEDs-No. Gax. MOI; No. 1 northwest
ern. tilO1a; prime timothy. $50: clover.
contract grade, Sii5
PROVISIONS-Short ribs sides Ooosel.
81 f061g. 80. Mess pork per bbl., SIS 70d16 IS
Lard. per 100 lbs, S. IA. Short clear sides
tbOxed). ts.6shQe. 10
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New Work MINING stock,.
NEW YORK, June disclosing quotations
on mining stocks were: s.sds'


PARIS, June 1.-THE weekly statement
or the Bank of France shows the follow
ing changes: Notes in circulation, de-
increase, q, $4,000 francs; general deposits,
increase. 1855, 600 francs; gold In hand, de-
crease Sl66,WO francs; silver in hand, In
crease, 100000 francs; bills contracted, de-
crease, 5.S25.OOO francs; advances, decrease,
go 600 france TT.
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and mixed. tspa4tO. stockers and feeders
q, BltA; calves and yearlines, ~ oofl4i0.
HOGS-Receipts, 400 head. market sisQSc
lower, selling At s6.i5d6Sh; bulk Of sales
81 2Ofls D.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, so head
market strong.
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9ate. lsoN I1ss. IlsO4 Ne. BE-. Ilso1. IllO0
'sunda
RANGE OF PRICES.
YEsTERpAY,s sHIPMENTE

The following shows the number Of cars
Of stockers ana feeders shipped to the coun-
try and their points Of destination:
CATTLE. Cars.
l.. A Williamson, Albion, Eeb.--F. En-. /
W. w. Hill, Guthrie Center-R. I,,.......
George Dinsdale, Palmer, Neb.-Q.......... 2
p. Hughes, lrvington, Eeb.-F. E.....,....
j. A. Foster, Malvern, Ia.-Wab........... 1
d. ]. Cornin, O'Neill Neb.-F. E.........,.
II. Wilson, West Side. Ian. W."......
c. Arbe, Harrington, Neb.-M. & O........
The official number OF cars OF stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs Sheep. h'ses.
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Philadelphia Produce Mark.,

PHILADELPHIA. June 1L-BUTTER-
FIRM extra western creamery, nc; extra
E3GS-Ftrm; good demand. nearby fresh.
lsc, az mark: western fresh, lsc, al mark
CHEEsE-Steady; New York full creams
fancy. lO%c; choice, lOifc; fair to good, 10
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NEW YORK. Juhe lA-sUGAR-Raw.
hrm; fair refining. l5-i6Q3c; centrifugal
&c test, lb-S26S iI-a2c; molasses sugar.
2ll-l662%c, Refined, Arm; No. g. zoe; No.
+. blbc; No. a AlOc; No. O. 40ic; No. Ia
No. a. aS5C, confectionerE A. l.55c: mould
A, 5.o6c; cut loaf & foc; crushed, 500. pow
dered. 4.soc; granulated, 4.7Oc cubes. As5c.
NEW ORLEANS. June lA-SI'GAR-
open kettle centrifugal 3fi3 7-i6c; centrif-
ugal yellow. So SAC: seconds. 2d3itc.
MOIASSF - Firm.
SlRGP-Fir
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DuIuth Grain Market.

DULUTH. June 14-WHEAT-To arrive;
No. northern. SAC: No. 2 northern, S21hc;
on track No. I northern. SSsc; No . north.
ern, s2hc: July, sic; September s2ssc.
OATS-To arrive, on track and July, 3Sikc
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Treasury sfntement.

WASHINGTON. June l4.-Today's state
ment Of the treasury balances in the gem
eral fund, exclusive of the Sl5O.0O0.OOO gold
reserve, shows; Available cash balance,
nob, 84i; gold coin and bullion, $50, 763. gle;
gold certificates, &45, 355,1l0
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Bank oI EnEIand statement.

LONDON, June 1.-THE weekly statement
OF the Bank OF England shows tue follow
ing changes; To reserve increase el.599.
q .s0- as; other securities decrease. 500
COZ; other deposits. decrease -C1SiI0cc.' \ -
nc deposits. increase. ef72.00o; notes
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PeoyIa MarLet

PEORIA. Ill. June i4.-coRN--Higher;
No; yellow, 52Ac No. 3, 52%e; No. 4,
OATS-Higher; No. . white. 4Oc; No 3
white. 3sdssHe; No 4 white. ssHc.
wHIsKY-on the basis OF sl2s for nm
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MILWAUKEE. June H. - WHEAT
Lower; No. I northern. S6lkdS7ltc; No. Z
northern. S46iS6c; July. S7skc asked
RYE-Steady; No 1, 65ihd66c.
BARLEY-Firm. 55ikd57c; sample. 4O6651kc
CORN-Lower; No 3 cash. 521kd63c
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ItvernooI Grain NfarI.st

LIVERPOOL, June -WHEAT-spot.
nominal; futures quiet; July. Ca 6Jsd: Sep
TENDER. Sc sd; December, IS TAsd.
CORN-Spot. steady; American mixed,
old, Is SID; futures, quiet July, a. 7%d:
September Is Sad.
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81. Joseph live stock Market

Receipts, Lsbs head; market. stssdy TO loo
lower: natives, AO0saS.7f: cows and heifers
81. 49, stoekeTs and feeders. SaOOaIC0
HOGS-Reoeipts, l2fT head; market 81
lower. loss regained; light 90 bus Ssis
medium and heavy, IS 8qS.t5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts 52s head
market steady;
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle steady to DuII-HORs Five Cents
Lower-sheeD Higher.

CHICAGO, June ia..-CATrLE--Receip
1000 head; market, best steady; other dull
common TO prime steers. N.ood6 0S; bulls,
t3.00e+Oo; cows, s2.s6946O: he.fers, s2.6)t
b.i0.
.HoGS-Receipts. 2g, 900 head: market sc
lower choice 20 prime heavy, 3sbo9s.5J;
medium TO good heayy 'e.4S 9 500;
ing, S600@7.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--I4eceipts 10000
head; market steady to DC higher; sheep,
t4.s0G6s6s yearlings. $500 $3.50; shorn
lambs Is C67 IS
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serve. increasa EL4ss,oooo; government 80
ourities. uncha nRed The proportion Of the
/ banks reserve To liability this week is
T.8 per cent, as compared with ra per
/ cent last week
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Bank CIearInRs,
Wool Market.

OMAHA, June 1h~Bank clearings for to-
day were N,640 65S.S9 and for the correspond
ing date last year 81, $751; 1891.
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Cottoa Market.

TOLEDO. o., June 14-SBEDs-CIover
cash. S6.T5: October 1895 Timothy, prime
800 Alsike, prime, 1850
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A asked. B bid.

asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Sales.
oATs--No. 3 white. car. S6c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-Ho a hard, 76d7sc No 3 hard,
i247b54c; No. hard, 66657IIfc; No. 2 spring,
76c; No. spring, 72076c.
CoRN-Nog Q, 4Sc; No 3 yellow, 4s1fc; No.
8 white, lec.
oATs-No. 3 mixed, s4Ihc; No 3 white,
Sb435ho; No. I white, S4jkQ35c.
RYE-No. 2, SIC; No. 3. 651hc.
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on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market Was steady; creamery. i4ulshci
dalrfes ff0lIttC Eggs steady; al mark
cases ineluded, laQllo' nrsts. lSei prime
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Articles.l Open. High Low. close Yes,y
Kansas city Grain ana ProvisIoun

KANSAS CITY, June 14-wHEAr-
July, 747tc; September 74%c; December,
@fsc, nominal; No. l. ssIE@7skc; No 3
red. s7Q6sc; No. 8. slG65c; No. g. GsGsOc.
CORN-July, 1910; September. sac De-
cember. 4624c; cash, No. mixed. 50d50lLc
No. 3. SOC; No. white. sic: No. g. 50stc.
OATS Higher; No. 2 white as1f9s9c
RYE-Steady; Bltz656lkc.
HAY-Firm; choice timothy l35Od1t 90.
choice prairie. 81. 50d112O0
EGGS-Steady; Missouri and Kansas now
No. wildwood cases included lac:
case count, 13c; cases returned, &c less
mary ua eirFnax 20.
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK, June 14-METAIS-The
rallying tendency Of the London tin ma rket
yesterday was followed by weakness today
market spot quoted at Ella l5s Locally
the market was lower in sympathy with
spot quoted at SIS 5OqSS.so. Copper also broke
sharply I'm the London market with spot
closing AZ es3 IS and futures at eSs lbs.
Locally the market was unchanged with
Sls.sT1I6f1ST5; casting. SIS SGIs S7n Lead
was unchanged at IS TSd69o in the local
market but declined p Sd to els lss in Lon
local market and unehanSed ut E25 7s I'd
In London, Iron first was lower again In
the English market with Cleveland war
rants quoted al SOS and standard foundry
al 4ss lOd Locally no change was reported.
No. ! foundry northern IL quoted at eis. Tbd
1900: No. foundry northern and No I
foundry southern Al as 25dlS5O: No ?
foundry southern. 81 T5dlSn0.
ST LOUIS June ] 4-METALS-Lsad
qui6t, $50; spelter, hrm. S6l5.
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SIOUX CITY, Ia. June A-1specisI Tsle-
gram )-CATTLE-Recel 400 head; mar
Bet steady; besVeA Hoo96Si cows, bulls
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OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET
Condition OF Trade and ouotations o.
Stapla and Eannr prnhnrn

Condition of Trade and ouotationa o.
staple and Fancy Produce.
,EGGs-Receipts. liberal; fresh stock.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hsns, s,hasc. ROSTERS
chickens, ishlsc per 10.
fancy dairy. iso: creamery, Sia2ihc.
HAY-Prlces quoted by Omaha Feed COM
psny; 30; 1 upland. sio.So; medium. 'S,So'
bRAN-PeI ton, NIge
NEW VEGETABLES.
IOMATOES-Florida, per crate OF % les'
wax BEAHs-Per box OF about % lbs.
STRING BEANs-Per box Of about y
TURNIPs, BETS AND CARROTS
LEAF LETTUcE~HOthouss per dOL
&C 6tTT cum Err - me sr2wn per dos.
' oNIo IONS PsT RS SCH NC per ID Texas
sREEN oNioNs.Pe: dol, punches, 100
cHBB2aE-caiiiitorniia, ssasc per ID.
CAULIFLowER-Pe doI heads. as.
GREEN PEAS-Per bu., $3.50
NEW PoTAToES-Pe bu., $3.50
Old VEGETABLES
PoTAToES-Home grown, per bu., 800
eoe; south Dakota per ou'' ~c; Colorado
NAVY BEANs-Per bu.. SIS; No, p N.k
LIMA BEANS-Per 10. BIC.
TROPICAL FRUITS,
HseH..nit ' p 1 oh se$s:. o PEI s5 bog, i
pkEs., 900 per dos; s-ib. boxes. 400.
RsS:; .E !sSs; \: ;f; :..! S M'd'SF
size, 500; 500 to SO size, ,SS n'' ~
Sc; imported Smyrna. thTss-CTown.' lie;
BANXNAs-Psr medium sized bunch, n.B
ITfah
PINEAPPLEs-siSes "a. 30 and &C. r.S.
cHERR1Es-cshi,IHoGTnIiTSs i q % mar s.ib bo,.
sour cherries, A.qt. crate, $500.
goosEBERRIEs-Per crate Of a ats.
BEEF CUTS.
INC; No. loing, lbc;, No. loins, l9ihe; No;
shS SR Sc no Nc ohu SssoS e. "a o SS
50. plate. &c. No. ; nlats. ssS No ) plate plate.
MISCELLANEOUS
GGI nMII Ees: SD pc, Dbl "S
CHE EsE-swiss, new l tS;;O wisconsin
brick. i2o; wisconsin iimberger. sc; twins,
lShe: Young Americana, lbc
crop per lb., iSsic; hard shells, per ID.
lSltc:. Pecans, large, per h.: lie; small,
e: b. , ss d fsrnS %sDR per S ESss
shells, per ID, 15c. Socosnuts, 81 per sack
sUGAR-Granulatsd cane. In bhls,
$685. graduated cane, la sacks, 1901;
granulated, in sacks. 34s1.
sYRUP-In barrels, 2lc per gal; in
COFFEE-Roasted, No. IS. 26hc per ID. !;
No, 80. 20hc per ID: No. 20, 1SMc per 10. :;
No, 20. 10 Y per h.. No. 81, 12hc per To-
CURED FISH--Family whitefsh, per /,
Dbl. roo lbs, f!.5o Ncrway msckerei,. PEI
No. 2, s2s.O5; No: 8, $1,000: Irish, No :.
nS:So; herring, ~ no bSis:; zoo lbs. each en-
Holland, mixed sIi.5o; Holland herring.
CANNED GooDS-Corn, standard west
ern, So a 60c; Maine, S1.1B. Tomatoes, s-lb.
cans, 1I25 q $50: alb. s7ho@s1,o0. Pine
apples grated, alb s2.O5@ s.SO, sliced.
csl 1t% a. 1 nps.SSts aS@2cO pears
H c, Peaches, $4,000 ESQ. Alaska salmon,
red, .1.25: fancy Chinook, r., s2.lo; fancy
\ mustard, .2,Sogs:io. Sweet potatoes
| N.15Q1,2b; sauer kraut. $1.0o; pumpkina,
| soc a 90; wax beans, glib, Is a soc; lima
beans. 2-lb., 75e@N:s5 spinach. &l.35;
fancy. s1.S5@1.76
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
Higher. 1910, case count.
Minneapolis Gs-aln Market.

First patents, S4S66 4.45; second patents.
81 20 a 80; first clears, $3.50 q $50; secord
clears, S2.45@2.bb,
BRAN--In bulk $16.25@15bO
Superior Board OF Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery The
range Of prices. as reported by F. D. Day
& Co, 110-1n Board Of Trade, was
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
Evaporated Apples and lJrIed Fru

NEW YORK, June M-EXAPORATED
APPLES-The market shows no change,
futures being offered at around sac for
November delivery, while spot supplies are
very nrm, with strictly prime at lic choice
uNm1Ihc. fancy. ia 612c
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRTITs-Prunes
ere unchanged with quotations ranging
from TIC 20 SAC, according 20 grade ADJ
rtCots are scarce and pra ctically nominal
- far as the spot situation ls concerned.
Choice are quoted at igikc: extra choice
iaf'l3Asc; fancy. ifdlfkc. Peaches are quiet
uhdllhc; fancy. u&dl2c: extra fancy
i2'leA-c. Resins are unchanged on snot
with loose Muscatels quoted 81 6lfeksc:
liza.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
London CIosInR stockr.
oNWVkUs
LONDON, June H.--Closing quotations {

SiLIEK-Bar, quiet, q ll-l6d per ounce.
MONEl-2h42% per cent.
The rate OF discount in the omen mark 81
for short bills is 3I1is e-l6d per ounce: for
three months bills, 37-16d31 per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
CARROT Receipts.

cHIcAco Gram AND Provisions