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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-21
Total receipts -.
The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Totals

CATTLE-Receipts of cattle were I'M
usually large for q Wednesday, over 200
cars being reported in for the first time
since May %. The average quality was
very fair, there being number OF we'll
finished beef steers on sale and only
small sprinkling of butcher stock and
feeders.
Under the influence of large receipts
here and at Chicago. with liberal runs re-
ported at all other market points, the
trade opened slow and dull. Packers were
inclined to wait until advices were re-
ceived from other market before doing
very much, with the result that the fore
noon was pretty well exhausted before
further fact that Chicago was reporting
lower market tended stlll further to
weaken the situation here When the cat
tie hnall sold the best beeves went At
prices possibly not very much different
from yesterday but aside from that the
market was anywhere from weak to Toe
lower.
Cows and heifers Of good quality we're
in very light supply ana the best dry lot
stock was in demand at steady prices
Other kinds were slow and weak with
grassers extremely hard TO sell even a
lower prices,
There were no stockers or feeders or
much account in the yards and so far aS
could be observed, there was no very ur-
gent demand. The fact is the feeder trade
Is very limited at the present time tho
trade being without any very Interesting
features from day to day. The sales Gf
the better grades of cattle looked iust
whole might be quoted as unchanged
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KANSAS CITY. June 20--CATTLE--Re-
ceipts, 100 head. including 200 head of
southerns market steady TO a shade lower;
guarantees strong: choice export and
dressed beef steers. Ss,2O0I5 70; fair to god
a. 0O6ib.l5; western fed steers. 81. 7Od5, 25.
stockers and feeders. 81. 75d34.25. southern
native cows 81 s5a4%; native steers. B.0
do.10 bulls, S25ld4.0O; calves S3.50dsOO
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head: market
weak 20 Sc lower: top 1855; bulk or sales.
s.. 4Oq6.5o; pigs and lights. S55O66i5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recsirts 500
head; market strong; lambs. IS. nall 70: fed
clipped yearlings, IS, 75a6.4O; Texas cllnpAd
sheep. 81 Ba6.75: Texas Ro1ts- So 2jdi3. -
stockers and feeders. IS, 1880
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RIrI.IS
sTAGs
-lkIo 4 IS

HoGS-The receipts of hogs this morn
ing were very large as will be noted from
the table at head OF colum. For good
many years the record for large receipts
at this point had been held by July 81,
1894, when 9O,6S4 hogs were received. II
will be remembered that that was the
drouth year and the large receipts were
occasioned by the fact that farmers did
not have sufficient feed and were forced TO
ship In their hogs regardless OF whether
they were ripe for market, II viii take
an oficlal count to determine IL today is
a record breaker.
Under the influence Of the very large
receipts the market here opened generally
loo lower than the best time yesterday
morning or 5000 lower than yesterday
average market For A. time the trade was
quite active, considering the large run,
and good many hogs sold at f6.47lS n
$50 with, a sprinklinE at S6.32h and q
top at 36.95. After the more urgent orders
we're filled and as packers seemed to re IL
ize more fully the size of the receipts.
the trade slowed up, prices at the sams
time showing more weakness, and IL
looked as IL the market would close con-
siderably lower but still the hogs kept
selling at about the morning prices until
tho carly arrivals were practically All
disposed OF by II o'clock In the morning.
II will be observed that S627h q 6,S2h
bought the great majority OF all the hogs.
Considering the large receipts the market
as a whole was In very fair condition.
ReDreRentatiVa sales.
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view rorE Live stock untE.,!

NEW YORK, June ~. -- BEENES - Re
cepts, i,lbS head steers, steady 20 strong;
fat bulls, firm; bologna. bulls. slow 10 iOc
lower; medium To choice COWS. steady TO
hrm; bologna cows, Ice lower, Steers. " 1SQ
ass; bulls SaOCdA. s.; cows, &l.3O1f4.lb. EN-
ports, g. head cattle, rs head uf sheep and
i50O quarters of beef
CALVES - Receipts Adb head; veals
opened steady to lower and closed B0d1Se
on; buttermilks. a5c lower. Veals. tS50d
7.7b; top at close. $500; tail-ends, $50; but
termilks, -. Ibd425; city Dire ssed Veals, sn1lc
per III; early market. INC for prime. coun-
try dressed Th@lOiSc per 10. t't r
HoGS-R Receipts. b,O62 head market arm
&c higher; state hogs. t6e5aif.lS
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 6oii
head; sheep lower, lambs l0c higher. yesr-
lings nominal; common to prime sheep, $3.50
do.eS; lambs, E5OdSS7h w
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-21

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on board or Trade.


CHICAGO. June 2O.zThe.. damage by
drouth to the crop in Argentina was the
chief reason for an advance OF more than
lc bushel today. IN the price OF wheat
the July delivery showed an increase OF 1c;
Corn was up NJ and oats &c lower ana
Early in tho day trading was small and
the market steady because of the uncertain
character of the news, there being little
20 encourage either bulls or bears. Rains
in Missouri and Illinois were so heavy as
TO cause some delay In harvesting but
conditions In Texas and Oklahoma were ia
river valley and portions OF the north
west much needed showers had fallen. Upon
receipt Of a, cable dispatch which declared
injured by drouth the trading became
active and strong feeling developed
Throughout the remainder of the day the
and commission houses. decrease in
southern receipts and an advance In the
piemented the Argentina dispatches and
lower al ssstc sold az s21I@S2ssc and ad,
vanced to SIC. The close was strong at
sac Clearances OF wheat and -four were
equal 10 1890 blu. Primary. receipts were
SGo6o9 6u. against lsSOS Tor sns Sopre
Sears, against is3 cars last week and
CONTINUED rains In the corn belt caused
lively selling by oommission, houses and
cash interests early In the day aud weak
ened the market Later the market be
came strong on active buying by shorts,
who covered on reports of light accep-
tances OF bids sent out by cash houses.
The demand continued active for the re-
inainder of the session, the market closing
steady with prices near the highest point
of the day July opened h0Mc lower al
sic TO 5lhc. sold of to 50k@6lc and ad-
vanced to 52Ac. The close was at blRc
Local receipts were 81 cars with 1853 cars
~ contract grade.
The oats market wasswesk early in the
day on free selling by commission houses
and pit traders caused by improved
weather conditions Later the market be
came steady on buying by shorts, july
opened nc 20 NC lower at 3SAc TO 3911c. sold
at aSSsc and then advanced TO S95sc. The
close was at 3sasc. Local receipts were iS'
cars. sHt
sharp advance in July pork was the
feature OF trading in provisions The up.
turn was caused by covering by shorts and
The buying by local packer. Trading IL
the lard and ribs was comparatively llghi
and prices were inclined TO drag. JULY
pnrk sold between A7.05 and $3.50 and
closed at the highest point. September
pork closed at a gain OF l6c at 1850, Lard
and ribs We're each down PIC at $.s2h and
ss25. respectively.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whes I
cars; corn, 507 cars; oats, 10 cars: hogs
9.C00 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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: BoARs.

SHEEP-There was nothing in the way
OF news connected with the sheep trade
same as every day. Among the arrivals
was bunch of lambs sold fer delivery at
$3.50 and they constituted a good part Of
the days receipts. A few good Mexican
lambs sold up to 81 with spring lambs
at 1913 and few good native ewes as
high as $6.25, All these prices looked
tory TO owners. The demand at this point
continues very, good and is in excess OF
the supply, which means that the market
every day rs in a very strong position,
Quotations on clipped stock: Good 10
choice western lambs S6.5o@ 700: fair 70
zee iam RSss ' 70 oSoics Ss Lambs ZEE
6.2B;- fair to good yeariings $5.5066.75;
good 70. choice wethers, 45.I596.l5; fair
choice ewes, S575 d 500; fair 10 good ewes,
s5.00R6.T5; bucks, &4.250A75.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bulls on TIE Local Board Come Gut
Ahead Again.
OROUTH IN ARGENTINA THE CRY NOW
wheat Up More Than Cent st Close
Corn strong Despite Larger Ac-
ceptances-Oats Close Prac-
ticalIy Unchanged.
OMAHA. June 20. 1906.


EarIy wheat prices were a little weak.
win SLOW trade in the irst hour. Strength
developed on a cable from Argentina re-
porting serious damage by drouth. This
8tHrtec shorts TO covering, ADVANCING
prices about nc. Complaints came from
he southwest Of harvest delayed by more
NaIn, ana the northwest told of too much
ram. The cash market at Minneapolis was
good. and there seems to be an improve
hent In other markets. Closing prices
were over cent up.
Good weather caused an early beartsh
feeling in corn, and large acceptances
rom the country had a weakening effect.
ne market was steady after a lower
opening until wheat began TO go UP, then
II rallied. Shorts were covering and there
as but a small amount for sale. Re-
Ceipts were uRder estimates and cash de-
nand was good. The close was n higher.
oats were lower al the opening. gained
strength with wheat and corn and closed
about unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were 100000 bush
els and shipments 10000 bushels, against
receipts last year of l64 600 bushels and ship
ments OF 2O4, 200 bushels. Corn receipts were
$4,000 bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels.
against receipts last year OF $4,000 bushels
and shipments of 10 600 bushels Ciearances
were 5000 bushels wheat, 1900 barrels hour,
$4,000 bushels corn and go bushels oats
Liverpool closed unchanged to sd lower
ON wheat and sd lower on corn.
Lucal range OF options:
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Boston stoc.. ana Rond..

BOSTON, June 2O.-Call loans. 4d5 per
cent; time loans 4Sanfsz Der cent. Oficial
closing on stocks and bonds:
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NEW YORK. June 2o.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market Is Arm. although IL Is
not considered that the recent storms did
much damage to the crop; strictly prime,
lie; choice, lihd1lho; fancy, i1%dl2c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are unchanged, with quotations ranging
from nc to sac, according TO grade. April
cots show an advancing tendency for tu-
ture shipment but spot supplies attract
little attention al the prices; choice. l2hc;
extra choice l3Q154c; fancy. l4di4i1c.
Peaches are firm on spot; demand 10 light;
choice, l0aQllc: extra choice, nhduhc;
fancy, 10Aldl2c; extra fancy, l2d12Ac.
Raislns are quiet and unchanged; loose
Muscatel, 6qessc; seeded. ShQgSe; London
layers. 9. 50ale0
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Cotton MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. June 26.-COTToN=sstcady;
middling, II Lice; sales. .uonei creceipts,
none shipments, none stock; 1921 bales
fair demand; prices z. to = points lower;
American middlings fair, $50 good mid
ding. sgd; middling, emd; low middiing.
The sales Of the day were 1900 bales, OF
which 1900 bales were for speculation and
export and included 900 bales OF, Ameri-
NEW ORLEANS, June 2O.--C0TTOE--
Spot closed quiet 10 steady; sales 1900
10 5-lSc; middling 10 l5-16c: good fniddline
II 7-l6c; fair. y 7-l6c; receipts, 1882 bales
stock SO .523 bales. r-r
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7lsc; No. loin, 1bc; No, 2 l0in, ol25Sc; No.
8 loin, -llhc;.. No. chuck. SIC: No. 2
chuck, sac; No. : chuck. &c; No, round.
No. plate. &c; No. plate. Sc; No, plate.
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SnEnr nnd MnInnnn.-

NEW YORK, June. 2O.-siIGAR-Rsw
saGS iT-s2c; molasSes sugar. SAC: refined
quiet, No. !. 6.zoc; Ne. !. Al5e; No 4
SS0c: No. l3 2S5o No IL SS5c. co,tse-,
tioners' A. 45scs n,ould A i 6.S6e.t ci,f 49,
sos: srushsdt S4ecs powdered, ASS: gran.
Moi.AssEs Quiet New oflssns. s,.n
Kettle good 90 choice. Sod58o
NEW ORLEANS. June sd-sCGAR- Omen
kettle centrifugal 3d3 f-i6c, centrif,igai
yellow. Sss93Ae, seconds. 2aSiso =
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NEW YORK, June N.r-MONEY-On call.
steady, 3d3f per cent; ruling rate, 3k63k
per cent; closing, 81 per cent: offered, az
per cent. Time loans, strong; sixty days,
~ per cent; ninety days, 41tfffN per cent.
six months, per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 90 5d5h
per cent
STERLING ExCHANGE-weak S4sssOa
ASSES for demand and 81 s2456pi $50 for sixty
day bills. posted rates, A.S3d4 $50 and As6
"a sGih; commercial bills, AS2ia.
SILVER - Bar. e51ic; Mexican dollars,
50Ac.
BONDS 90 Government and railroad.
steady.
Quotations on New York bonds today
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle weak to Ten Cents Lower
HoRa Steady &c shade Lower.

CHICAGO June 2O.-cATTLE-R Receipts.
q, 900 head; market weak TO lOc lower: com.
mon 70 prime steers, H.0Od6. 49, cows, $500
646O; heifers, t2.75d525; bulls 2.7hdi25;
calves. g. 75d6. 80, stockers and feeders, S. %
64.T5.
HOGS Receipts. $500 head; market
steady to a shade lower choice to prime
heavy, s6.62lzdG,70; medium 10 good heavy,
$6.57jkf665: butcher weights. S6.62is0 90;
good to choice heavy m xed, t6.51MT6.6 g.
packing, S6.O0@6.62jk.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 1900
head; market strong; eheep. 81 506i635; year
lngs $6.O06i650 shorh lambs. &.251T60
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OILS md RnaIn.A..

easy; prime crude, I. o. b.. mills &c; prime
yellow 35kd36c. Petroleum. steady! re-
hned New. York. FS Turpentine, nrHn.
at 6c1k66ic
RosiN-ouist; strained, common IN good.
6. 9C6i4 O5
SAVANNAH, June 9O.-oIT-Turpentins
firm 5Ilkc.
ROsTN-Firm: A b c d. $3.50. y. Sc 49,:
F. An0: G. 34O5; II and l.. A20: X A2S;
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sIou1 CIty tive stool. Market.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. June a-(speclaI Tele.
gram. J-CATTLE-Re Receipts LOO head.
Market weak. stockers steady: beeves. SAO0
10. Is. cows. bulls and mixed S30rgTA -
yearlnRs 81 25dAl5
HOUSEKEEPING. $500 head: market 56l0c
lower. selling AZ 81. a0gi6S5; bulk OF sales
So 25d6 so
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Texas and indian steers, sa.OoaATe COW,
and helfers g. 0otiG60 4aI. I.
HOQS- Receipts. con head marlSet
S.oO06po; butchers ana best heavy, SSsofi
SIS
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts tke0
head, market steady native muttons. $500
d6OO: lambs. NetoSO0; calls and bucks.
S.5Sd6OO; stockerS, S2.tOaA&
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81. Joseph live stock Market.

ST JOSEPH. June a0-CATTLE-Re
eeipts. 2.os2 head; E6fl0c lower: natives. 3lzs
$50: cows and heifers, S1.75G 80. stockers
and feeders. t3.Ood4i5.
HoGs-Rseelpts, Z. cas- head: siId5c lower.
light. IS SOa64S: medium and heavy, 1876
d657ik
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. rqs
head; market steady to strong: lambs
A. 60
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SUNDAY
RANGE OF PRICES

TUESDAY'S SHIPMENTS
The following shows the number, of cars
of stockers and, feeders shipped to the coun-
try and their points of destination:
CATTLE. Cars.
c. +. Davis, Malvern, la .-WRbash. ........ 2
f. A. Deller, Preparation, Ian. W.. l
8. K Swanson. Galesburg. Hl,-Q.......'. 2
J. +. Green, Tabor. Ia.-(Q,.......,..........l
Wolf n W.. Red Oak, Ia.4-Q........,,...... 2
+. Meller, Wayne. Neb-M. 4 O.!.......... /
krause Bros, Craig. Neb.-M 4 0s.s...... /
5. AcCurdy Tekamah, Neb.-M. a. o.. /
HORSES. BE-
A. Wendt, Murdoch. Neb.-R. I...........,
NJ. M. Payne, Neb City Junct,, Ia.-Q....,
r. Marsh, Plattsmouth, Neb.-Q......,..
Y. Sprague, Alta, la. C..................
r. J. Billy, Quitman, MOO ..........,.... 1
9. G, Gelwick. Dwight. Neb.-F. E....,...
r. =. Mcclure, Wisner. Neb.-F. E....,... !
n. l., Corey, Anita, lar. I.............". 3
G. g. Jackson, Elgin,' Neb.-F. E........... l
l.. M Anderson, Stratford, Ian. w..
A. Spooner, Mondamin, IAN, W.......
]. +. Cook Lexington, Ky.-Q.........,s.. 2
Eachart 4 Co., Dedham, la--Milwaukee..
The official number OF cars OF stock
brought in today by escn road was:
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Articles open. High. Low. CIoso.l Yes'y
MiIvauI.ee Grain MARKET.

MILWAUKEE, June O.-WHEAI =
Steady; No. ] northern. 8laasltc; No.
northern S4ds6c: September, sac bid.
CORN-HlgheT No. cssiI 81 tsaf62c; Sep
temher, sen q62&c. .s..
RYE-Weak: No. /, 65665tsc.
BARLEY-Firm; No. 2, 5sa57c; sample,
47d66c. t.-
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81. Louis 1--we stock MnrLet.

ST. LOUIS. June 20-CATTLE-Receip
2oo0 head includin~ I 80 head u Texans
market steady natiye shipping and cNpor.
steers. Na6d6.sS; dressed beef ard butcher
steers. 50 65dN.2 20, steers under 900 mounds
cows and hsite~s. t2.Oo6- -; can---rs. 81 00l7
400; bulls. E593B, calves. pc9Qs.5e,
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COnee Market.

NEW YORK. June s0.-COFFEE-Marke
for conee futures opened at good prices
10 decline Of points. which was rather
disappointing response to steady European
cables and ruled rather unsettled as 4 re-
suit OF near month liquidation consider
able part OF the business being in the
shape Of switches from July 10 later
months. The close was steady with
prices net unc hanged 10 points lower
Sales OF the day were reported Of So so
bags, including July, 5S5d6.06c: September
slSaS aci December. 6l016 IS; MsTch. ss5o
MAY, 6.l6a6.sOc; spot Rio, steady No. l.
Invoice, NC. a..
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rhiIndeIphin Produce Market.

" PHILADELPHIA June 2O,-BUTTER-
Steady: fresh western. 2hc.
EGGS-Steady; nearby fresh, lSc at mark;
western fresh. lSc az mark.
CHEESE Ea sier; New York full creams.
fancy, lOl4c; choice iOl1c. fair to good 81
01Oc
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view Head for Rutgers college.

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j.. June ~
Rev William Henry Steele DemaFest. D. d,
graduate OF the class OF 80. was today in
stalled as president Of Rutgers college
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Peorla Grain Market.

PEORIA. June l-CoRN-Firm; No 5
yellow. sic; No 3 aASc; NO. oOASc; no
Grade, tIA4Q sc.
sec; No. 4 whine, 2lac
WfTISKY-a.a-
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no M
Cash quotations were as Follows,
FLOUR-Steady; winter patents, 81 500
4oo; straiEhts, 3S3Od370; spring patents
Sc. 1od40O; straights, 81 t5ds IS; bakers. $50
d31O
7Sbc: No. 2 red. S4dSTo
CoRNv-No. ?, 62Nc; No. yellow, S2Ac
oATS-No. 2. 99Ase; No, white l1d4i&c;
No 3 white S9d40hC.
RNp,-No 2 die.
BARLEY feeding. 45a47c; fair 70
choice hating 5OG65c.
SEBDS-No iax, a.os: No. north
western, N.i2il Glover, contract grades
81 90
PP0NtSIONS-Short ribs sides loose)
So 25da.30 Mess pork, per hbi. sli. 456IlI bO
Lard, per 100 lbs, ISIS. Short clear sides
tboxed), N.75dss,it.
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TolesIo sea Market.


TOLEDO, June SO.-SEEDS-Clover. cash,
IS IS; october, S6.60; No. rye. Sc; prime
timothy. $3.50; August aisike, H.75 bid
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general fund shows: Available cash bal
ance, G6S "a, ses; gold coin and bullion,
t6s ga no. gold certificates SSI 908 $50
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Sc SD Futures, quiet July, g. nd: Sep
tember. es Sd; December. 81 7Ttd.
CORN-6pot frm American mixed old,
TENDER. g. nd.
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Metal Marker.

NEW YORK June 9O.-METALs-Tin
was lower In the English market. closing
eally tin was easy and closed at S85 50d3s TO-
Copper was higher in the English market,
with spot quoted az eS4 los and futures
at fa rs Cd Locally no change WAS re-
ported, with lake quoted at SIS $4,000:
electrolytie az sls.S7ifdls.15 casting. SIS Is
@S,3Ih. Lead was unchanged at sis 1ss
York market Spelter declined 2s Sd 10
eeI Is Sd In London. Locally the market
was a shade lower, also closing at Sc 10
asA Iron was unchanged In the English
markets, with standard foundry at ass I'D
and Cleveland warrants al Sos I'D Lo-
cally the market was unchanged No /
foundry northern, tls75dl9OO: No. foun-
dry northern and No, I foundry southern.
d1sO0
ST: LOUIS June aO-METALs-Lead.
strong at $50: spelter. weak. al 500
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-TOday's state.
msnt Of treasury balances in the gensTsl
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london clo.inE stocLs.

EnOANE l-lt2Oz per CEN
The rate of discountan The open market
for short bills Is s+gf3s-lS per cent; for
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Receipts and Shipments today were As fol

on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was arm. Creameries, ibdzoc;
dairies itisdiSe. EgEs. steady. at mark,
cases Included l261t4c; hrsts. lbci prime
drsts. 16c extras. isc. Cheese, steady.
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LiverpooI TRAIN aIariet

LIvERPOOI.. June 2o.7-Yvli "A Z = Spol
nominal; No, California On Aianehss'er1'
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articles. Open. Hight Low. ! Close ! Ees',y
Wheat
Sept. BMB. IN 15MB Ills s5fB
july SAB q 76aB 0Bi 15AA
Jul. july. GA Alb 4sMA Alb 4s,.A
Sept %. 46&AI hAi4Sasnh f9bAl 45AA
Sept. I........ ........I........ Bob 55hA
oats.


: asked bid
Omaha Cash sales.
WHEAT-No hard. 1 car at tic.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-Ro hard. 75G97sc; No. 3 hard
70175c: No. 4 hard. 65670c; No. spring,
i71Ac; No. spring 72G75c.
CORNING. 3, 451hG46c No. 4, HleG4oc;
No. yellow, 46c: No. white, 41c.
OATS-No 3 mixed, 341hc; No white,
S5hc, No. 4 white, 35c, ..
RYE-No. 2, SCI. No. 3 sc.
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Kansas city Grain and PrOyIaions.

KANSAS CITY. June 20.-WHEAT-Un-
char ged to nc higher; July, 75hc; Septem-
Der. 76Jtc; December, Ihc; cash, No.
hard, 79dS0c; No. g. 7SQThci No, g. 6Sdi4c;
nc.
CoRN-July, 4sNc; September, 4s*e; De
No. ., lshc; No. 2 white. 5Oisq5OStc; No. 8,
60t6c. .
oATs-No white. 4OlkG1hc; No. 2
mixed, SsG99c
RYE-Steady; 56Q6Sc. -.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, S136Oa14.0o;
choice prairie, Sl1.50d12O0,
EGGS-Steady; Missouri and Kansas new
No wildwood cases included, l4c; case
count, 1910; cases returned, Nc less.
BUTTER-Strong; creamery, lS1Rc; pack
ing, 1870.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-21
Wool Market,

BOSTON June eO-WOOI-Any hope of
activity in the market seems to have little
foundation, to Judge from present indica-
lions. For days the trading has been ex-
tremely quiet owing TO an apparent inclina-
ton on the part OF both dealers and man
that the reported lack Of stock in the west
is largely fiction. while the dealers main
tain that the effort of, the buyers to
cheaper goods by refusing. 10 trade has
been carried to the extreme. Territory
woods are dull. New medium half bloods
are priced at CSC, three-eights at zoe and
secured at 68470c. Pulled woods are fea-
tureless and foreign grades are ouiet Lead
ing quotations follow; Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania-XH and above, 33bSd81kc; X 31d32c,
No, !, SIqSSc; No. ?. Sld3sc : fine 'unwashed
26d26c; quarter blood unwashed 32i33c:
three-eighths blood S3c; half blood. 33c:
unwashed delaine, 2Sq29c; fine washed de-
q2sc; half blood unwashed. Sld32c; three
eighths blood, 3l1xd32c; half blood, s2d32lbc:
unwashed delaine. 2lq2Sc. Kentucky, In
diana, etc, - Three eighths and QiIarter
bloods, S2qS3c. Territory, Idaho-Ffne, pa
3e; heavy me. 1920; fine medium, 29a23c :
medium. 26d27c; low medium, '26fi27c Wv.
oming-Fi ne na22e heavy fine, i9a2Oc; fine
dium, 260l27c. Utah and NeVada-Fine. pa
2So; heavy ine, i9q2oc; fine medium. s2a2Sc
medium, 26427c; low medium 26dZ7c ma
kota-Bine 22Q1Sc; ffne medium. 296D2Sc. me
dunn. 2IQ&c; low medium e6&d27c. Mon
tans-E1ne choice, Aa26ca fine average. ss
gz4c; fine medium choice, 24Q25c; average,
29q24c; staple, 27Q2Sc; medium choice 30
2sc: average, 2Gd2Ic.
ST. LOUIS, June 20 -WOOL-Steadv. me-
dunn grades, combing and clothing, 2fdpqc
light fine, I2Od22c; heavy fine. I6dlsc. fnb
washed SSGs9c. 'U'