Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
DISpOsIrIoN.
Cattle. Hogs. Ship.
Totals

CAITLE-1here were no cattle OF any
consequence mere tins morning and nothing
70 maze a market. For lne Week the re-
celpIs snow snsht faliIng Oil as COM
pareu with last week ana year aSU.
" nile the Average quality OIL Tue catue
WAS notninB ~ DIdg %, me feCelpts TINS
" eek nave cUnla4neu quite numpel VI
ioAus ot pretly sVoo anu a Few rlen. SoOu
killers.
1ne market on beef steers was IN a good
heaILny conuIIlOn al Weeh, the trade on
most uays being reasonably actlVe and the
trend o. values upward. Al The close
VAIueS are llSnt around zOc hisnef IMAM one
week ago. ais means tnat the pest cattle
snQweu PERHAPS Il little more advance
imam, that anu some OF The medium anu
common KINDS not so much.
COWS ana helters have also been good
sellers ana have shown about the same
advance as beef steers. The trade Irom
Gay TO day has been IN very satisfactory
condition 30 TAR as the gooo cornred kinds
nave been concerned. Grassers, as mas
been the case Tor some time back, have
been uneven sellers and nave NOT shown
much cnange. Bulls and stays nave ad-
vanced in ABOUT the same degrees as other
xmas or tat cattle ana veai caves have
ueen gOoo, strong sellers throughout the
week
Inc market on feeders has been rather
dun all the week. During the tirst lew
days continued dry weather was hIn-
urance TO the TRACE, the country apparently
not caring 10 lcad up with cattle 50 long
as the outlook Tor pastures were 50 as
COurAHmS. Ine heavy ram the latter part
OF the week put the minds OF buyers at
case on this score SO that good clearance
catIle was made. still llsnt stock cat
Tie suffered decline or 2Oc ana IN some
cases as mucn as 4Vc, as compared WlIn
| Ihe best time last week. strictly goVu
rieshy 1eeueIs, sucn as packers would DIu
ION, remained steady.
Quotations on catlle: Good to choice corn
! FED steers, $G6OQDS "; fair 10 good cornfed
steers $6.oOul.oV; common TO Ialr cornfed
| Steers So.0O46.oV; good to choice cows and
| hefers, S6.UVQI1.UO; far to good cows and
| METERS, $4.oVtI6VV; common TO fair cows
and heifers, $SO044.5O; good to choice stock
er5 and feeders, $5.OUu6z0; far TO good
stockers and feeders, M.75qO.5O; common to
| fair stocker5 and feeders SS,1OG14,I 10; STOCK
| hefers, $375Q4.S5; veal calves, $4v0pS W.;
bulls, stays, etc. $S.75Cg6.O0.
| HOGSETraders looked for fully 1900 hogs
today as natural response to the week S
| advance in prices, and with the actual
supply fully 1000 head below expccta lions,
| II VAS not a very difficult proposition to
obtain generally steady prices Aside from
smaller receipts, the trade was in all es-
sential respects a repetition or yesterday )
market. The long string went at S935,
bulk ranging from $932z to $9.371h and tops
res ching $40. Good light hogs sold at the
| top of the list as usual, with heavy kinds
sonably active after trading was once
started and everything changed hands in
good season. Shippers purchased about
l,UV0 head on outside orders.
| Strength in provisions has been the rul-
ing bullish influence during the last few
days and local statesmen have forced a
substantial. advance in values. Supplies
have been barely normal, free buying from
shippers have sharpened competition and
discrimination in favor of light hogs mas
not been as evident al IL was during rms
previous week. The very narrow spread
of prices, OF course, makes severe dis
elimination impossible. Current sales arr
all of soc higher than those OF a week ago
Representative sales: