THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TIH'ttSDAY , JUNE 7 , I8P4 ,
COJIJIERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Knshcd Up at a Dizzy Gait Yesterday
nnd Closed 31-8 Cents Higher ,
KANSAS CROP REPORT THE DAY'S FEATURE
Deductions 111 Hint fltnto Ncnrly Fifty Per
Ont , ItcliiR the ( Irrntcst Drop for
a Single Month l > er
Itrportccl ,
rniC/\00 , June G. Wheat rushed up nt n
dizzy gait today , finishing with 3o gain.
Extremely bullish crop reporti scared shorts ,
and their frantic endeavors to cover resulted
In nn unusually active trade. Corn cloned
vie- higher , oats 2o higher nnd provisions
at a slight advance.
Wheat was strong and excited almost from
utart to finish. Opening trades were at
from % o to lo advance , and after selling up
JB } declined ' ,4c , rallied 3c , reacted % c ,
changed tome nnd closed Strong. The cn
national feature was the Kansas crop report ,
which showed reduction * for the state of
from 35 to 45 per cent , being the greatest
drop for n single month ever reported. The
various weekly weather bulletins were , as a
rule , unfavorable , reaching the past week
the worst since the ncaton opened. There
was a general scramble by anxious "shorts"
nnd room trailers at the start to purchase ,
nnd nt the advance "long" wheat came out.
but It was readily taken , and the market
again showed an upward tendency. The
better cables helped the advance. Toward
the last hour of the session the market was
very excltrd under nn active demand and
limited offerings.
Corn was firm on the cold , dry weather ,
and the light movement In the Interior. The
range for the day was y4c and the close near
the top.
Oats wcrn excited and strong , covering
2'XiC ' range and closing at the top. The
strength resulted from unfavorable crop re
ports and the advance in other grain ! ) . '
Provisions were dull but steady , helped
by the strength In wheat , The market was
a narrow one. Compared with last night
July pork Is fie higher , July lard 2'/&c ' higher
und July ribs 2'o { higher.
FYplght rates steady at lc for corn to
Iluffalo.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Arllclcs. Opuii. | High. | Low. | CloBO.
h'lip.itNo. L'
Juno 68M
July liuWST t < \ l
Sept OIH B8H
Com No. 2. .
June i 38H
July IT
OntN No. ' „ ' . . .
Juno SO anx 3 ! ) .in ? !
July 34
Sept
I'ork per bbl
July 11 00 11 on 11 87K
Sept 12 00 12 05 12 00
Laid. 100 Ibf )
Juno
July 0 70 0 70
Sept U BO 0 82 } 0 77H
SUsrt.Illbs-
Jiily 0 W 0 20 G IT
SPIII 0 15 tl 20 o ir
( ? aKh ( iitolutlonn were ns follows :
I-'LOt'll L'nchrtiiReil.
WIIKAT No. 2 sprlnpr. R7i057Tic ; ; No. 3
Bjirlr.l , ' . fi7c ; No. 2 rod , ri75ifrri7T4c- .
COIIN No. 2 , ,11)1.1.1 ) ; : No. .1 yellow , 41c.
OATS-NO. 2. iKnasfioc ; NO. 2 white , l
No. 3 white , WiitWAc.
UVK-No. 2. 48e.
ItAKLHV No. 2 , nominal : No. 3. Mff31o ; No.
4 , nominal.
KI.AX SniCO No. 1. Jl.33',4.
TIMOTHY SKIiU-l'rlniP. jl.OO.
I'HOVIHIONH-Mcsa pork , per bbl. . 11.MS >
11.92',5. Lnril , per 100 Ihs. , JC ORC.1 , ! . .Short
rllw BhlM ( loose ) . JG.17W C.2U. Dry Balled shoul-
dcrH ( hoxol ) . jri.C2i4iB5.87H ; short clear fides
( lioxeil ) . Jfi.MijC.73.
WII1HKY Distillers' nnlahcd goods , per gal. ,
J.I.I5.
The fnllowliiff were tboroccipis ana Blilpmsnts
Icr today :
On the Produce qxolmnKO today the butter mar
ket wnn to.ily nnd iinclmngcd ; creamery. 14M
dairy. lOJil-IHe. KCPH , Btea < ly and un-
; Htrlctly frouli , lOSlOKe.
M5W YOIIK UKNIOKAIi MAHKKT.
VeHtoriluy'H Quotation * on Flour , Grain and
1'rovlsloiu , MctnUr , ICtc.
NK\V YOIIK , June G. FLOUn-Hecelpts , 33,000
bbls. ; exports , 22,000 bbls. ; sales , 28,000 pkgs. ;
market active nnd higher ; prices generally So ,
higher. Southern flour , firm. ' nye 'Hour , steady
but firm , lluckwheat flour , dull , nominal.
1 1 \VIIKAT-Dull ; range , GS 73c.
I'OItN MKAIv-Qulet ; yellow western , 2.G3iJ
t.70 ; Ilrandywlne , J2.70.
HYE Nominal ; stnte , D5o ; Jersey , track , C20
Y Nominal ; Canadian , G7e.
1IAHI.UY HALT Steady ; western , C7OSOo ; Can-
ndlnn ; ! Kf(5ric ) ; six-rowed , 83jlSiic.
WHI3AT Heccluts , 01,000 bu. ; exports. 82.000
bu , ; sales , l,55nixx ) bu. futures and 21,000 bu.
pot. Spot market strong ; No. 2 red , In store
nd elevator. GOJc ; afloat. GHJc. Options WBIP
py active nnd m IOIIK all day on u stnmpcdc
of shorts , owing to frost In part of the wlicit :
belt and n belief that thu crops hnvo suffered ;
foreign bourses tiought ; market closed strong ami
2KW2SC higher : July , E9i Glic , closing -at
l io ; August. GfliJigcZXc. closing ut G2 c ; Sep
tember. 61 3-lGfiClc , cloBlng ut G3 > 4c ; December ,
KHSOTHc. closing nt G7Vic.
CORN HecclntH , R'l.OOi ) bu , ; exports , 87,000 bu. ;
sales , 920.00) liu. futures and 3,000 bu. spot.
Hpot market strong ; No. 2. 41Ho In elevator.
44 > 4C afloat. Option market wasnctlvc nnd
etrong on bullbh crop news nnd sympathy with
wheat , cloning nt % c not advance ; July , 4 ! 44f45c.
Closing nt 45o ; August , 4JU l374c , closing ill
43TSO ! Scplember , 45 % 4Co , closing ut 46c. '
OATH Itccelpts , CG.OOO bu. ; exports. 3,000 til , ;
miles , 623.000 liu. futures anil 67,000 bu. spot.
Spot 'market strong ; No. 2. 47c ; No. 2 delivered.
48c ; No. 3 , 4Gc : No. 2 white ? 47R4(4c ( ( ; No. 3
while , 47c ; track , white western , 4SW60c ; track ,
white state , 4S450c. Option market was active
end strong on good cash demand nnd crop ilnm-
ngp , closing UJ2o .higher : June closed ut 45o ;
July. 42Vjn43V5c. closing nt 43(4u ( ; August , 37c.
11AY Steady ; shipping , GO C3c ; good to choice ,
HOI'H Dull ; state" , common to choice , 901Gc :
ruclflu const , 12O17C.
I1IDKH Innctlvp ; wet salted New Orleans , se
lected , 43 to 63 Ibs. , 4Vs(14He ; Texas , selected ,
35 to CO Ibs. , 4Jf5c ; lluenos Ayres , dry , 20 to 21
Ins. . lOHWllo ; Texas , dry , 21 to 30 Ibs. , GUp.
l.I'3.\TIIHU Dull ; hemlock sole , lluenos Ayres ,
light in heavy weights , IStflSc.
WOOI Fnlrly active ; domestic lleccp , 19fl20c ;
pulled , 20M2.Sc.
PltOVIHIONH-lleef. steady. Cut meats , flrm :
pickled bellies. GUi7c : pickled shoulders , B4W !
iKd pickled linms. 10'i. ' Ijml. steadier ; west-
rni stenin closeil nt 7 ; July , * 7.02',4. closing at
$7,03. nominal ; rrflnr.1 , firm ; continent , 17,11 ;
South America , $7.63 ; compound , CHOGu. 1 urk ,
tlim : sales 23,000 bbls ,
lU'TTHH Firmer ; western dairy , 10J13o ;
wpstein creamery. ISffliHo ; western factory , JW
12M : ICIglns. 17Vic ; stnte dairy , 12fl7c ; state
cri'nmery , Hlifni'.ic.
lll-Jl.'SK Weaker ; state , large. 7i 9'ic.
K(1IS Flnner ; state and 1'ennsylvnnln , 13W
I4ii * western froth , ! SWI3o : receipts , 10,0 * ) pkgs.
TAM,0\V-Iiisy ; city < J2 per pkg. ) , 4H < l4Hc ;
ixiuntry ( pkgs , free ) , 4iW4ie , ns to quality.
PHTllOUHJM-Stendy ; United closed ut S74o ! ;
Washington , bbls. , JO ; Washington , In bulk ,
$3.50 : rellned New York , J3.15 ; Philadelphia nnd
llnltlmore , $5,10 ; Phlladelpllu | und llnltlmore. In
bulk. $2.cn.
ItOSIN Firm ; strained , common to pxxl ,
.
Tl'HPKNTINi : Firm : 30U T30-\e.
llli'K Stently ; domestic , fair to extra , 40Co ;
Jupun. 4U 4Sr.
MOI.ASHKS Steady ; New Oilenns , open kettle ,
gon.1 to cbo'ce ' , 29 < i3Gc.
Pin lUON-Dull ; Scotch , 19.50 : . ' . ; Ameri
can. J1UXIWIJ.W.
OlPPKU-Qulet ; lake , $9.
IilQuiet , raster ; domestic. $3.10.
TIN -Steady ; straits , $19SO ; plates , steady ,
HPKI/rHll Flimer ; domettlp , $3.40 ; tales on
'chnngp , 1 car spot lead at $3.25.
\ > TTONHI < : i-i : > Oll/-lnactlve ; prime crude ,
lionilnnl : off cnnle. ! 61CSc ; yellow butler grades ,
3io ; dialer yellow , 33c ; prime yellow , 32Hc ; yel
low Pit Krades , 31iOS2e ! ; prime white , 3 < itC37c.
Mlhvauki'o .MiirUntu
MH.WAUKKI-5 , Juno G. FI-OUK-Steady ,
WHKAT-FIrm nnd higher ; No. 2 tprlns ,
No. 1 northern , G3a : July , CGVc.
COIIN Higher ; No. 3. 40c.
OATH Higher ; No. 2 white , 41 < jo ; No.
while. 40fi41H-e. (
IIAlll.KY Nominal ; No. 2 , C3o ; sample ,
.
HYB Steady : No , 1. DOe ,
PIIOVIHIONS Striuly. Pork , $11.00.
$ G.7U.
IlKCKIPTS Klour , 20,000 bblmj' wheat , 12,800
bu. : barley. 8.500 bu.
HHII'MKNl-H-Flour , 200 bbls. ; wheat , 700 bu. ;
burli-y , S.2W bu. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Now York Dry ( looiu Blarkot.
Ni\V YOIIK. June ( . A rain storm Dint In
creased thrauKhout the clay had a depressing
rffvct on Irudu and n w builnesa was conductrtl
nil very dull llnrit. Home Intrrvst was cxtrndMl la
nil ton flannels , rolonxl cotlomi. plaids , prints ,
Klnglinnu and dinu Koml > nd modrrata rn-
Kngcmenti were laid out. Print cloth * \vero dull
t 3 11-lGo for M mum .
_ _
BltiiurikpulUVbeiit Market.
JUNNKAPOI.IH , Jun I. Tha wheat market
ojicnrd So higher today , an I later advanced nl-
Inunt steadily Ourlntr lh day until tbe clone.
which wiui 2Hc hlchrr for June and July , with
| i ptinbr ZHO hlKlitr The < uham < a ( a ruili
wu l , JlliuUU ( ( Ui vlv wm up Ikv ,
Tim jilvnnce a duo ninlnty lo ! > n < l crop rr
lv > ri In HIP mmt'iwnit. ' i-nuslnir shorts lo cover
nnd same buvinir. Th buying wn * rhlefly on loon
ucciiiin' Trndln * a very ni-llve , nni | HIP
largrst htislnps * wn don * of nny dny for n Ion
tlmIn riilurps. HnPlptsrre 1SO.CM bu. , ship
nienln Zl.iat bu. Thp rpcrliitfl nppenred lo Ce
m lnly frim fr h snlrn by fanners In the coun
try , who hu\p b en oiling qilltP freely of Into
Ixn-nl mills wpfp running ni iisunl nt nlmtit
SZW ( ) bbls. for thn twenty-four hours , which
with HIP sldpnipntn. would ovcrrpnrli the arrivals
by some 25. 1 lo 311.000 liu.nnd would Itfate
A slendy docrrnsp In th suppllps liprc.
The nmiK.'t rlnmili June nnd July , 69Sc ; Sep
I'mber. 6 , , c. On Irnck ! No. I hard. GUiPi No
1 nnrlh rn , Cft'ic ; No. 2 northern. Mio ! , Thpro
wan rnlher n better demand for Hour , nnd later
In the day millers ndvnnppd Ilielt ptlces r * lo
lOo n barrel , flun lo the rlno In whp.it yrftprdii )
nnd Imlrty. Hiliunenls of flour wcrp M.OiW lbl .j
Intents held at $3.M to $3. 0 ; hnkets , $2.30 Io2&3.
Local Produce 'Mnrkpl.
ntlTTUUTin * mm hot In NPW York li looking
a llttlp morn fiivornbK. und buyers nrp enconr-
nRwl licrp. Tlip iii.il kut nn packing stock has
been very i-trung herp for Rome lime , ami pvery
ndvnncp In Iho i l Is nnllrlrinted Ix-forp It
roniPH. At ( he present price quoted In New
\mk pui-kinx nlm-k In not Mnrth over 9c here ,
Choice wtinlry butler In worth 12tfHc ; eeparalor
crpamery , ije.
I.'ilOSThe iprripix ImVp nut been very heavy
during HIP past few days , nnd prices nrp n lltllc
llrni'r , the mnrkel bring ( ( noted ut OflOHo for
slilrlly frpfh nnd rlenn stuek.
I.IVK POI'l.TllY The receipts of poultry nrp
not cpHtP D hPn\y ns they were n , few days
ago. but lhc > nmrl < et l still well mipplled nnd
vpiy slow nivl Mpitk , Old hnn , 5c ; roosters , 3c ,
Tln > demand tit other klnda of poultry Is rather
light , tllniiih ; u limited quantity Is salable.
pucks , riftt'tff hen ttirkeyK , 758c ; gobbleri" ,
g-t-sp ( , io.
VI2AITIip lecelpts Imvn been very large nil
the week , bill dealers lm\p managed lo keep the
market piy | well I'lenlied up nml prices have
been pretty well maintained , flood fnt veals
wen- limited nt Ci/Tc , with rales of the best
largely nt 6'.4o. '
PIOHONS There Is n demand for old pigeons ,
but young blnN that nre nol strong on thp win ?
are not wanted. Old birds , per ilcu , , J1.M31.M.
OI.U IIHANH The market Is sternly. Neither
thp demand nur supply Is very hsnvy nt tills
point , f'nllfornln hnnd picked navy , $2.13ff2.23 ;
western navy , Jl.waaw ; common white beuns ,
ONIONS New ffotithein onlniiM nrn quoted nt
I3.M per bbl. Top onions uie plenty ut 15B20C on
ordeis.
POTATOIMThP receipts of olil potatoes do
mil npiiear to liy very large , but the supply Is
keeping light up to the demand. Colorado stock ,
UOvDi' . The mnrket Is well supplied with new
southern potatoes , which ale quoted at 2o per
Ib. on orders.
r.Ami.ui-\Vhlp | roc l stuck that will stnml
shipping U not plenty , there I * fonio nnlvlng
from Callrornl. ! . Al this enson of the sear cnli-
IWIRP hnn to In * wnrkeil olT inphlly , ns It will nol
bold up well , Uoud shipping stuck , on orders ,
2s.e. !
AHPAltAOUH-CSood home grown stock , 350400
per doz. ( in oidein.
PII3 1'IjANT Home grown plo plant , 2c on
on'erx. '
TO.MATOiH-lt : Is nlmMt Impo.islblo to flnd
slock that will slnnd shipping. There has not
been a tiensoii In n long time when tomatoes
were ns train , ns lh y are nl the present lime.
fnHl shipping Block on onleis Is quoted nt | 2.m0
3. CO. '
OnHKN VKOKTAHI.IIS Ilndlshcs , per doz. ,
20t > 25p ; lellucp , per il. , ; . , ! 'i s40o ; cucumbem ,
GOcilJl.Oi ) ; parsley , per do30fl33c ; beets , per
doz. . ' 4aff.V < c. .
NKW IIKANS Itecelpts are large nnd It re
quires quite nn effort un the part of receivers to
keep the maiket cleaned up. Wax beans , on
onlers , ! i-bu. banket , VOcOtl.OO ; stilliff beans ,
K-bit , basltel , 73W90C.
PHAH-llomo grown pens arc now otille plenty
nt $1.50 per bu.
FlltMT.S.
STUAWniitlUIW : Tlieie were nboilt 13)
cases of berries In nnd good shipping stock
ndvnnced lo 13.50. There were moio buyers tlmn
berries. ThP Denver Fruit Orowers nnd Shippers
nssoclntliin has given notice that they will com
mence to Hhli [ June 10.
ClIKItltlKH Monday's auction sale of cher
ries prices were decidedly higher , nnd the mnr
ket It neconllngly hlcher on shipping stock ,
which Is quoted nt $1.23ifil.1 ( > .
APHICOTS California nprleots nrc commeni- :
riB to arrive In small quantities. Shipping stock ,
on onlers. J2..V ) .
jOOHKHHIiniRS Therp was pome Inquiry for
green gooseberries , btit not many in ; good stock ,
per 21 it. | case , J2.75B3.00.
TIIOPICAI. Flll'ITS.
I1ANANAH It has been no easy matter to get
bananas lately. There have been few sales In
New Orleans. A good deal of the stock shipped
to market has been too green , nnd It has been
almost Impossible In many crises to fill orders
with such stock ns was wanted ; good stock , per
bunch , J2.00itf2.50.
LBMONS Thcie have been very few days of
real gooil lemon weather thus far this season ,
When warm weather really comes dealers look
to see a much llrmer lemon market. Fancy
lemons , 300 size , $1 ; fancy lemons , 3Gu size , W.73 ;
choice lemons , 3GO flze , $3.fiOft3.75.
oriANOUS With the murkct full of berries
the demand Is very limited fur oranges , and Iho
supply on the market Is small. Jledllenanean
sweets , $3.50.
FIOS-FaiiiT , per Ib. , 12 j 15c.
DATES Hallowees , 65 to 70-lb. boxes ner Ib
C',4e.P1NEA1TIUS
P1NEA1TIUS Choice , per doz. , $2 ; small ,
$1.75.
MISCELLANEOUS.
100
12ci filberts , 12c ; Brazil ntits. We. " '
CIDKIt I'uro Juice , per bbl. , ? G ; lialf bbl. ,
$3.25.
AI'l'I.K IlHTTKIl I'er 20-lb. palls , Jl : half
bbl.1. 3V4o per Ib.
HIDES No. a green hides , 2'Jc ; No. 1 ereen
salted hides , 3c : No. 2 ereen salted hides.
2o ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 Ins. to 15 Ibs , , 0\4c ; No.
2 veal calf. S Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , 4o ; No. 1 ( fry Hint
hides. 60 ; No. 2 dry flint hides , 3o ; No. 1 dry
salted hides , Ac ; part cured hides , > ic per Ib.
less than fully cured.
SHEE1' PISI/TS Orcen salted , each , 23igCOo ;
green salted shearlliiKs ( short-wool ed early skins ) ,
each , 5J15c ; diy Bh.enrllnR.1 ( short-woolcd early
aklns ) . No. 1 , enuh , HJTlOc ; dry sheorllnRS ( short
woolcil early skins ) . No. 2 , each. Bo ; dry Hint ,
Kansas und Nebraska butcher wool , pelts , per
Ib. . actual weight. uQSc ; dry Mint. Kansas and
Nebraska murrain wool peltx , per Ib. , actual
weight. filCc ; dry flint , Colorado butcher wool
pelts , per Ib. , ncuml weight , < 67c ; dry ( lint ,
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
welKht. .
TAILOW AND GHRASn Tallow , No. 1. 4li ?
< Hc ; tallow , No. 2 , SKOlTic : grease , white A ,
grease , whlto 11. 4c ; grease , yellow , So ;
Rrea e , dark. 2Hc : old butcr. 22'icj beeswax ,
prime , llB18c ; rough tallow. 282 > ic.
St. I. < Miis ( iunernl .Mnrknt.
ST. I.OVIS , June 6. 1'LOUH 1'lrm nnd un
changed.
WHEAT Shot up rapidly on domestic frost
damage reports and foreign crop news , maklns
a net gain of 2 JI2TicJ No. 2 red. cash , 63c ;
June , COc ; July , WVic ; September. 57Sc.
COIIN Oalned "JftTic In sympathy with wheat ;
No. 2 mixed , onsli , 37Uc ; June , 37Hc ; July ,
37c : Spptvinlirr , 3Sic.
OATS Hhnrnly higher on crop news ,
2UCi2Hc ; No. 2 cash , 40Hc ; June , We ; July ,
August , 3'4c ' ) ; September , 30'ic. '
IIVI'3 ITncliiillRPil ,
IIAIII.KV fnclianged.
1IKAN Krnrcc ; C3 04e. cast track.
KI < AX HUKn-It.12.
CUJVKIl HMKH-Unchnngtfd.
Tl.MOTIIV-Unclinngcd.
HAY Strong ; prime to choice timothy , JS.IOJf
. & ) .
lll'TTKU Steady ; fholco separator creamery ,
14iU. > c ; choice dairy , 13c.
KO11S ! K- .
I.I2AU Dull , lower ; J3.02i. !
HPniVrEII HvM nt J3.20.
COIIN MKA1. J1.1I3S2.00.
WHISKY tl.15.
COTTON , TlRS-UnclmiiBed ; 95c JH.OO.
.
1 UOVIUIONH null , with a slight reduction In
irlc s. 1'oik , standard mess , jobbing. . 112. 37i. !
Lard , prime steam , I8.KO ; choice , JO.G2HDry
salt 'nifiits , loose shoulders , $5.76 ; longs nnd
ribs , $0.2.shorts. ; . J6.40. Ilacon. packed shoul-
lers. JC.75 ; longs , | 7 : rllw , J7.1216 ; shorts , J7.23.
UIJCKIl'TS Kloiir , 2.000 bbls. ; wheat , 7,000 bu. ;
corn , 77.1100 tin. ; outs , 13,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 3,000 bbls. ; corn , 113,000
bu. ; oats , 9,000 bu ,
CorTt'u .Murket.
NH\V YOltIC , Juno S.-COFFKR-Optlons
opened luirely hteady nt lnOl.'i points decline ;
ontlii'jed ' active , but \\cnlt , chleiiy under lOurupenn
selling ; closed sti-ndy , 10ii20 polntn decline ;
sales , 21,250 bags. Including : June. 314.70 ; July.
ll.WfH.tt ) ; August , ! H.03tlU.10 ; Keptpmber , (13.110
Spot cofTee , lllo. steady ; No. 7 , 15Jo ; mild ,
mpaily : Cordova , 13 19Uc ; sales , 2.103 bugs C. A. ,
60C.Vurehouso deliveries yestprd.ty , 4,958 bnKH !
New York stock today , I67.1S5 bags ; United
Stiites stock. 223.28S bags ; afloat for Unltwl
States , GD.OOO bags ; total vUlhlo supply , 289,23
bags , ngulnst 462,493 hint year.
HANTOS , June O.-Quk-t ; food average. 17 ;
stock , S5.000 bags.
HAMIHWd. June G.-Qulet ; sales. 6,000 baxs at
i ! i pfg. lower.
IIAVIIK , Juno G. Closed aulet : f decline to
4f utlvnnce ,
HIO DB JANHIIIO. June 6.Vak ; No. 7 ,
H ; nxchungp , 9 1-tOil ; receipts 9,000 bag.i ; stock ,
90,000 bugs.
, _ _ _
KHIIDUS City AlurKots.
KANSAS CITV. Juno . AVHBAT ' 4Blo
ilKticr ; No. 2 hard. 60c : No. 3 reil , 52o ; No. 3
red. 4W50e ; rejected. 43J43c.
nf3SH0 Ill8heri No > 2 mllej' 35O37'iO ' ! No. 2
\ hl
OATS Ho higher ; No. 2 mixed , S7U J3So ; No.
! white. 3SO38Wc.
UYi-HtPHily ; No. 2. 4 So.
KIMX HKIJl ) Stendv. tl.23.
IlllAN-Steady , 53li57c.
IIAY-strady ; timothy , tS.OOfH.OOi prairie ,
IHJTTKU Steady ; creamery , 14W15c ; dairy ,
12 Hc.
iOOB : Firmer , 7ic. !
HKCKIITB Wheat , 5,000 bu. : coin , none ; oats ,
none.
HIIII'.MKNTH Wheat , 10,0 * ) bu.j corn , nunet
out , nonv. .
ChlcnRn Fruit Quotations.
CHICAOO , June 6. Thp Hurl Fnilt company
wld two carloads of California fruit ut open
Ruction this morning nt the following prices :
Cherries .black lartnrlans. $1.10tfl.4S : Iloynl
Ann , $1.0081.35 ; black republican. 11,40 ; lllgeraeu ,
! ! iJ * AprieplB : Uoyal , $ l.83tf2.00 ; prlngle , $1.30
W2-00 ; scedllnE , Jl.SX/2.00 / ; cherry plums , $1.60
Mnrket.
NEW YOIIK , JuW S.-8UaAU-Ilow. flrmer ;
fa r reflnhiir. 3 7-I e ; centrlfuKnl. test , S IJ-ltUi ;
sales. lO.iOO Iwgs , c. and f. carKO Uoalon , 2 15-16o
and f. Herlned. fair demand.
LONDON. June . -HtTOAH-Canp , rather
steadier ; Centrlfurnl Java , 13 < (4 ; Muscovado ,
fair refUilns , 1U > t.
Cotton Mnrket.
N W YOIIK. June . -COTTON-Klrm : sales ,
put , W bule ; to arrive. Coo balm : ricttpK. ISJ
) ttlf ; ronUnmt. Z.J75 IStle * ; foaitwlte , 1U bale * :
itock , 78.919 bales. i'utur , ittady ;
\
iKilM , Jimp , $7 MOT 07 July , I70COT.07 , AiigtiM
IT07W708. Octotr. $70lf 7.05 , November , $7 CM
7.00. Uecrmhrr. | 7 14Q7 15j January , 17.20 bid
February. 17 21
ST. LoriH. June dCOTTONFlrnu middling
7 5-l c , sales. 300 tale * , receipt * , SUO bales
ililpmcnt.i , 400 Imli-g , Mocks , 38.600 bales.
Will right the llnnril of Trnde.
CHICAGO , Juno I ! . Thp big elevntor men have
declared wnr on thfl llnnnl of TrndP hecnumj
of the recent adoption of nn amendment pro
hlbltlng regular elevator ownem from- trading
In grain nn 'chnnnp. A nmnlfeMo hn been 1 *
sued signed liy the Armour * , ind oilier btR Mrnia
announcing ttmt they refute to fulirnlt nml do
cliirltiK they will llml nnollirr n-ny to mnko
Ilielr receipt * nvnllnhlo for delivery , The. wntc
hou > o men will Oenl In uritln with produccm
consumer * nml Inventor * , they nay , nnd the
nyatem of Rrnln denllnir will be clmtiRfl. There
Is much tnlk ninonc elevator people M limit Mint
ing a rival board to crush out the preven
Inliitir ) rul > i .Market.
UUMITir , June 6. WIIHAT-Clone. utroiiK
No. 1 Imrd. cnsli , 6IHc : Juno nnd July , ClT4e
No. 1 northern , cnnli , M c | June , & > -Sc : July
WKr ; September , 60'i.o ' : December , 6lHc : No. 2
northern , cnnli , 57Hci No. 3 , C3ic ! rejected. 48c
On trnck : No. l northern , ClUc ; to nrrlvc. No
1 northern , 6lc.
IIYB-4.V.
FLAX HKKD-II.29I4.
OATH-No. 2 , rGc ; No. 3 while , 35 ! c.
11KCF.IITHVhent. . < aM I'M. '
RHIPMCNTd-Wlirnt , 24H.020 l.u. . ; rye. 12.051'bu. '
Car Inspection today \Vheal , 4'j oalu , If.
Liverpool .Mnrii't * .
LIVEIU'OOL. June 6. AVI I MAT -Steady : do-
mnnd poor : holder * nrter moderately ! No' . 1
California. SM Ud ; trd whiter , N 4,1. , ,
COIIN Firm ; demand modcrnU1 ! new mixed ,
upot , 3 * 7'ttl.
PUOVIHION8 Ileef , extra India mess , 77s 6.1.
Pork , prlnii ; mex.1 , 67 SI. llncon , tonx and short
elenr , 55 llw. , 31s Gdi IOIIK rlenr , 45 Ihs. , Xi O.I.
Lnrd , prlniu wentern , 33s 3d.
TrlKco Whrnt ( } iiol tlon < ,
SAN FIIANCISCO , June fi. The local market ,
after n Ionic FCIISOM of Icth.irKy. became sud
denly nctlvc today , renpond'ntt to forelcn nnO
Clilraso ndvlcfi. TrniiKirtlons were larRe. DC-
eernbor , which closed yesterday nt 11,0.1 % , reachoil
SI.03T4 nnd closed nl J1.09. ilny wheat reached
OllOIiirkrtft.
OIL CITY , Pa. , Jur. C. Nitlonnl ; Transit cer
tificates opened nt k7'4 ; lilKlicft. S7'j ; lowest ,
87 ' ,4 : cloned , 87 \ ; BhlpmentH , l'SC9l ' Lbls. ; tuns ,
77,057 blil * .
PITTHIItritn , I'n. , June f . NntlonnI Trnimlt
rertlllcateH opened nt S7'V closed , i7'.4i highest ,
S74 ! ; lowest , 87 V4. _
" * Oniiilin I'i-nlt Auction ,
At the sale held Wednesday nftcrnoon
1,000 boxes of California cherries were dis
posed of. Tlio bidding wn very nctlve nnd
prices' generally satisfactory.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. .Tun 6. WOOL Very Mron ? , with
good demand , but iiuutatlona not changed ,
STOCKS AND IJONDS.
Volume of ltii lnrH on 'Cliiinco AYas
Orentcr Thiin on Tupmliiy.
NEW YORK , June C. Tho-volume of busi
ness on the Stock exchange today was greater
than yesterday and transactions were widely
distributed throughout the list , Sugar ,
however , receiving the largest share of
speculative attention. At the opening there
was considerable excitement In the Sugar
crowd , and the trade was so * furious that the
first report that came from the stock ticker
was that Sugar opened at from 106 to 107 ,
the first price being li } per cent above yes
terday's close. The shorts , who were
anxious to cover , were the main buyers In
the morning. There were , however , numer
ous selling orders on the board from holders ,
who saw a handsome profit and desired to
realize , and for n while these counter move
ments , being about equal In force , held the
*
stock between the figures given above . About
noon the buying became less pronounced
and prices took a lower .range , nnd during
the next hour the fluctuations were between
10GV4 and 108 ? & . About 1:30 : o'clock 106 %
was touched , at which time brisk buying
was encountered , causing n rally to 107 % ,
but In the final dealings u reaction of' U
per cent was made , leaving a gain of % per
cent on the day. Sugar preferred rose 1 %
per cent , but lost % per cent In the final
trading. Of the other Industrials , Chicago
was most active , and after nn early decline
of I'/i per cent sold up 1 % per cent , and held
the advance to the cloie , Distilling receding
a small fraction in the morning , but in the
afternoon , on free buying , partly by Wash
ington houses , recorded an Improvement of
1U per cent , nnd closed within % per cent
of the best price of the day. The trading
In the rest of this group was light. .The
railway list was by no means neglected , and
despite the fact that there were occasional
reactions , the undertone of the market was
strong throughout the day. The advances
n wheat stimulated purchases of the gran
gers and also helped the rest of the list. St.
Paul closed 1V4 per cent higher , Rock Island
rose 1 % " per cent , Burlington 1U per cent
nnd Northwest % per cent , the last being the
highest price of the day In each case. The
bond market was firm to strong all day. o
The Evening Post says : While railway
shares advanced , opportunity was taken to
get rid of some holdings of the industrials.
In Sugar this was done on the usual plan ,
: he stock being marked up 1 % per cent , to
108 , on the first transaction , after which the
price fell slowly back to 106'/4. The con
clusion of the senate Incident was chosen for
the declaration of quarterly dividends at the
regular annual rates of 19 per cent.
The Evening Post's London cable says :
The Derby rnco hnlf emptied the exchange
: odny. The tone was dull , except for Amor-
cans , which presented a distinctly better
appearance. The progress of the tariff bill
'rlghtens the bears here. Stocks were very
scarce. Erica were bought quite largely on
the Idea that the opposition to the re
organization scheme will bo withdrawn or
jroak down. St. Paul has risen , to C2.
. 'rices closed strong' at the beat. The In-
llnn council sold five lakhs of rupees up to
13 pence. The weekly amount offered was-
*
reduced to 45 Inkhs . Another statement of
ho Dank of England's return Is expected to
morrow.
The -following are the closing quo'.atlons
on the leading stocks of the Now York ex
change today :
The total sales of stocks were 217,571 shares ,
ncludlm ; : Atchlson , 9.400 ; American HUSTHI- .
9,300 ; American Sugar pfd. , 2,2i > f ; HurllnRtcn ,
.SOO ; ChlcnKO Ons , 15,000 : UlsllllhiK nnd Culte- |
eetlliiK , O.'JOO ; Uenernl Klectlc. 3OX ) ; Missouri
'oclllo pfd. , 2.SOO ; Heudln ? . 3,100 ; Ilock Island ,
,800 ; Hi. I'aul , 27,800 ; Western Union , 2.200.
OMAHA LINSTOCK MARKET
Receipts for Thto Days Show Very Llttlo
OhnngaifYpm Lost Week.
CATTLE DEAIEB ARE ALL AT SEA NOW
Suspicion * of n-titpcf Hliortnco Cuino n
Strong , Illfflrtr'S'Inrkot ' Hoga 81111
Comlntr-l'rooly nnd Still
( lorfi ip Slowly.
ibl /
4-WEDNESDAY , Juno G.
Itocclpts for tlitlfia'st thrco days show very
llttlo change as , compared with the corro- . ,
spending three days last week. Cattle nnd
sheep show a slight Increase , wlillo the fall
ing off In hogs amounts to less than 2,000
head.
head.Wlillo
Wlillo there was a very good run of cattle
today , the supply \vns lighter than dealers
were expecting. Ths long-continued drouth
has Imrncd tin , , pastures and It was
thought that this would have n tendency to
force many cattle Into market , wlillo the
recent bulge In prices , under ordinary cir
cumstances , would bring out lots of cattle
that had been held for Just such a rise. The
fact that neither of these circumstances
brought about an Increase In receipts rather
tended to confirm the theory of a beef short
age nnd created a very bullish feeling. There
were plenty of good to choice medium weight
nnd heavy cattle on sale and nil classes of
buyers went after them , as reports from the
cast were generally very favorable. 1'rlccs
averaged nil of a dime higher than Tuesday ,
while lOo would hardly cuver the advance
on some of the more desirable grades. Choice
l.fiOG-lb. beeves sold up to $ I.GO , and there
were few salesof any consequence
made at under $4. Trading was red hot
while U lasted , but by the middle of the
forenoon It was over.
Good to choice cows sold freely , nt sub
stantially stronger prices , but the fair to
poor grades gold at the usual low ilgures.
Calves ruled about steady and rough stock
generally a shade firmer.
A fnlr amount of business was transacted
In stockers nnd feeders and generally on the
basis of stronger prices. Rains out through
the state and 'In Iowa hnvo Improved the
country demand , while the supply of late
has not been nt nil large. Regular dealers
did n big share of the trading today , buying
up about all the fresh cattle offered and
making some good saleb J > the country.
Sales Included fair to very fiood 400 to 950-Ib.
steers at from $3 to $3.30. Representative
safes :
DltUSSED I1EUF.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1. . . . SSO J3 40 23..1054 $4 05 3..1620 $4 23
31. . . . 859 3 40 7..1151 4 18 1S..U76 4 23
1. . . . 780 3 60 87..1023 4 10 C..1233 I 25
1..1030 3 d ) 30. . . . 9SG 4 10 ? . . . . 1130 4 25
1. . . . CSO 3 65 20..1032 4 10 17..1204 4 23
22..1034 3 S5 19..1204 4 15 24..1112 4 25
3..1273 385 1..126ft 4 15 14 ,12.3 3 30
4. . . . 992 4 00 42..1187 4 16 21..1290 4 SO
1..1010 4 00 1.-.1054 4 15 27..1344 4 35
15..1235 400 12..1121' 4 20 13..1360 4 35
21. . . . 856 4 00 21..1233 4 20 C1..1310 4 35
1C , . . . 033 4 00 24..1244 4 20 33..1300 4 35
1C..1041 4 00 4..1155 4 20 21..132 ? 4 35
1..1520 4 00 20..1275 4 25 26..1241 4 35
23..1001 400 20..1110 4 23 34..1459 4 60
SHIPPING AND
1..I2SO 4 00 18..1037 4 20 20..1315 4 40
25..1206 4 00 10..I1SO 4 20 10..1176 4 40
G3. . . . SC5 4 10 21..1139 4 20 15..1IS4 4 40
68..HOC 410 19..1157 423 1..V.OG 4 61
105. . . 987 4 12'i 20..1136. 4 30 70..1306 4 CO
21..1078 4 20 13..1270 4 CO
HOGS There was another big run of hogs
today and another 5o advance. Eastern re
ports continue favorable , nnfl the demand
active from both packers and shippers , the
latter taking fully a fourth of the offerings
today. The market was a nickel higher
right nt the start. Fair to good heavy
and butcher weight hogs sold at $4,55 to
$4.60 , with light and light mixed stuff at
$4.50 to $4.55. Prime 411-lb. hogs brought
$4.G5 , nnd the low mark for pigs was $1.45.
Hustncss rather dragged ut one time , but
the market closed up active and strong nt the
advance , with the pens empty by 10 o'clock.
The popular figure was $4.55 , ns ngnlnst
$4.50 Tuesday , nnd $4.55 ono week ngo today.
Representative sales : .
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. fill , Pr.
6 151 . . .J440 78 237 2CO 14 55
- - - - - 63 28 ? 210 466
66 230 80 4 65
67 238 80 4 63
68 241 SO 4 T-6
4 250 4 I
61 817 120 4 61
W 191 200 4 65
7 193 4 63
77 217 SO 4 65
118 222 40 4 65
72 217 120 4 65
C4 245 160 4 65
75 237 . . . 4 65
83 219 120 4 53
82 223 40
78 230 160 4 65
K 233 4 65
80 231 200 4 65
75 209 120 4 65
77 230 240 4 C5
C4 245 80 4 55
68 240 80 4 55
10 ! 90 ' 4 65
, . , . , , . , 'so 4 55
8 , ,237 4 65
84 , .22 ! 1GO 4 65
160 V50 120 4 65
71 241 EO 4 55
Cl 241 IS ) 4 65
60 247 4 65
77 , . 217 80 4 65
63 2(8 SO 4 65
71 239 120 4 t" >
60 231 19) )
63.-.259 120
33 . . .294 . . . 4 65
65 220 200 4 65
82.200 230 4 65
C4 , . .227 360 4 65
> , . , . . . . .2)8 ) 4 65
48 , .3S3 . . . 4 65
68 241 . . . 4 53
63 250 40 4 55
72 216 SO 4 65
6 * Z4S SO 4 65
, . . . . . . . iO 4 65 "
7C 276 160 4 6711 !
75. . , 220 160 467 '
. , , . . . , . 40 4 S7U
63 , .V60 (0 4 6JU
. , , , . , , . 160 4 (7i
71 VX 160 4 " '
64. . . 261 0 4
70 260 SO 4 67 (4 (
M 246 . . . 4 67(4
74 234 1W 4 67'i '
. . . 410
SM : : : : : : : : 41 4 CO
71 26 . . . 4 CO
64 , , W > . . . 4 C )
GO. . . 291 . , . 4 CO
. , , 313 . . . 4 60
U. . U . . . 46) )
K Z > 5 . . . 4 I )
Cl 31S 0 4 CO
70 S71 (0 4 CO
17 , , , , .21) 120 i C )
* 1 . . 274 120 4 ti t . . ! * t 1 4
69. . .198 SO 463 M. . 211 40 4 ( ! 0
67 . 873 210 4 W 72. . . . S l 124 I BO
10. . . . . . . . 29.1 124 4rt ! M. . . . ; < > , _ 4 64
3 . 3M . . . 4W 71 . 2Z7 TT 4 M
1 . 261 . . . 4K M . 30 ! SO 4 M
* . 24.1 . . . 4 IB S . 166 . . . 4M
17. . . . . . , . : . < ! 6 . . . 4M .17 . 375 4 < > 4 CO
1 . 318 . . . 4 M 61 . 231 . , , 464
2i. . . . . . . .231 . . . 41V ! H . 2r ISO 464
G . 262 . . . 4 U 5S . 1. 2J1 . . . 461
i . 306 . . , 4 Of , 71 . 274 . , , 460
20 . 26 ] . , . 4 W 142 . 2 < 1 160 4 ft )
t . SU . . . 4V , 41 . . .Ill . . . 463
1'IUH AND Uorilll.
4 . 210 . . . IM 74 . HI 2 351
SI1KRI * Ilecclpls wore light , n couple of
double decks of fnlrlsli mixed westerns. They
wcro about tlio satuo as the sliccp that were
hero Monday , They brought $3.75 Monday
nnd | 3,70 today. The demand IB only fnlr
nnd the mnrket n simile easier. Knlr to
Rood natives arc quotable nt f3.23fll.ri0 ; fnlr
to good westerns , $3.00f4.25 ; common nnd
stock Rheep , J2,00f3.25 ; Rood to choice , 40
to 100-lb. lambs at J3.600'4.75. ' IleprescnUi-
tivo sale : ; ;
No. . \vu Pr.
1 < 1 weslpru mixed . , . nil $ : l 70
HUH wehteril mixed . . . . . . 111 ! U 70
Itppelpt * nml ll pDllllou of Stos'c.
Onirlal. rrcelpts nnd disposition nf stock ns
shown by the books of HIP Union Stock Ynrd *
company for llie twenty-four hours eiullng nl 3
o'clock p. in. Wednesday , .Mine 6 , ISSIt
Cars. Ilend.
Cnttlo . , . . , . , i 7 3.IJS2
JloiW . , . JU 10,128
She p . 2 4V >
Horses nn < l inuleM . . . . . , . i is
Iluyrni. Cattle. HOKS. Sheep ,
Omnnn 1'ncklnR eumtmny . 1,849 .
O. H. Hammond company. 337 1,600 171
Hwlft nnd Company . 79 ! ) 1,708 309
Cudahy PnckhiK company. . 432 2.4T9 . . . .
John I' . Sfjulre & Co . C33 . . . . .
L. Ilecker . 52 .
Nelson Morris . 123 . .
A. Haas , . 124 .
II. llecker & JlpRtn . 241 .
P. 1) . Armour. . \ . . 331 .
Cudahy Uros . 6.V1 .
Chlcnpo I' . * 1' . Co . S7 < ! . . . .
Hammond & SlnndlKh . 203 . . . . .
Shippers nnd feeders . 421 .
Left over . . . . - . 300 .
Totals . 2,859 10,120 4SO
CIIICAIJO I.IVi : STOCK ,
Cattle AVero Htroni ; hut 1'rlee * of ling *
\Vvrv Not fully Simliuned.
CHICAGO , June 6. Today's nrrlvnlK consisted
of about 12.0W ) nujlvcsnml _ S.OOO Texans. liutli
classes werp In good demand and showed ( | Ullo
as much strength 'us on HIM preceding days of
HIP week. Export orders culled for a generous
number , and with piiptcrn shli | | > nrH nnd locul
iltpsspd bepf concerns ulso buylni ; freely. Hie
coiniietlllon fur fnt entile was more than usually
sharp. There wan a icsultliiK advance of fuiiu
lOc to 15o , making a gain Klace Satuidav of
from 210 to 33e. llnissers and cummon stuff
generally were Him hi Hyinpalliy nnd not by
reason of any activity In the demand , for
there wns IIOIIP. Thp difference between prices
of common nnd choice callbla becoming wider
each day , us the former werp more plentiful
and the Intter ccnrcor. Light and ine.llum
wrlghl BtnpiH inny still be bought around $3.75 :
extra grades have ndvnnced to fiom JI.75 to $5
and still show nn upuanl lendpiicy. Sales WPIO
largely nl from $ ? .60 to $3.50 for iiallvp cows ,
heifers nnd bulls nnd from $4.10 to J4.CO for
native steers. Texns ruttle wic In peed dcmnnd
nnd sliong nl u small ndvnncp. Thpy HIP. quoted
at from $3.73 to $ l.r,0. according to ciuallty.
Prices for light hogi were not fully sustained.
That class cnniprlscil u pretty large proportion
of the offerings nnd buyrs Insisted upon conces
sions und got thpin , the average being nbout
60 lower than Tuesday. 1'or lipnxy und nipillum
weights HIP demand was nctlve nl yeatcidny's
ndvnncp. Nt-nrly 40,000 IKIRH were on sale anil
the bulk of tliprn chnngpil bauds before 11
o'clock , Trndlne was from $3 to $1.90 , culls f.ell-
InB slowlv nt from JSto Jl.23 nml primp lirnvy
Rrnclcs movhiR briskly at from $1.83 to J4.90.
Kales of light hogs wrrp | irlnclMlly | at from
$1.60 to $4.75 and thp prcvnllng prlci-e for averages
of over 230 UIH. np from $4.75 to $1.83. Toilny's
receipts wi-in csllmntod at 32.000. which would
make a total of 9iMIS : slncp Saturday , or nearly
10,000 more than for the mime time l ut week
and 12.500 IIIOI-P than for the samu llmu laal j par.
Thp close was easy.
The shcrp ninrUi-t wns In bail shapp. The
supply was vanlly grcnter than HIP ili'iiKcn.l nncl
c-onseiiuently sellers wcic inpilrvd to mukp
further sacilthvs. lluyors hnil pvpiythinK , thflr
own way , nnd consequently | | iey illli-d ihelr
llmllcd onlcrs ul HIP lowest prices of the week.
Inferior tu choice sheep \\eip ( iliolpil oft lo frfim
$1.25 to $4.25 ; yrnillnxs lo frum $2.75 to J5 , and
spring lambs from $3 to $5. It wns dltllcult to
Mnd huypis even nt that innge of prlce.t und
the close found the pens still well filled with
unsold stock. Receipts were not far from 15,000
hend , some-thing like 113 cailoads arriving.
Ili'Ccliits : Cattle , ll.OOi ) IIPIII ) ; calves , 600 head *
hogs , 32.000 head : sheep , 15.000 hend.
Thp Evening Journal rcporti :
CATTLK-Hecdpts. 14.000 head. Market active
and 10il5c higher on natives nnd Tcxnnsj prlnm
to cxlra native sti-prs. $ I.SOai. 0 ; medium. $1.25
O4.50 ; othnrH , $4.0031.15 : Texuns. $2.93 ? .M.
HOGS HecPlpts. 32.0CO lipad. Light nnd
medium lower : prime heavy and butcher weights
steady ; rough heavy. $4.23f4.50 ; packers and
mixed , $1.6594.75 ; prime heavy nnd butcher
weights , $4.80574.90 ; assorted light. $4.6004.70.
SHEKP AN1 > LAMHS-ltfcelnts , 15,000 hcntl
largely spring lambs. All selling lowcri ton
sheep , $4.00f4.CO ; top lambs , $4.75fj4.S5.
IVKSTKKN IMCKINO INTICItEST.3.
MnrkotliiK Continues Liberal and tlio Out
put In Correspondingly Increased.
CINCINNATI , Juno C. ( Special Telegram to
The Bee. ) Tomorrou's Price Curn-nt will say :
The marketing of hogs during thu past week has
been surprisingly liberal , wet-tern packers han-
djlng 340,000 , ngnlnsl SSO.OOO last week and 1SO.OOO
a year ago , making n tolal of 3,485,000 hlnce
March , agnlnsl 2,455,000 last year. 1'romlnent
places compare us follows :
St. I. ouls 1,1 vo Stock Market.
ST. I.OI'JS , June ( i. CATTI.i : IlecPlptH , l.DOO
head : HhlpmentH , 800 head : mnrket ncttvp , 10 ®
ICe hlRher sencrnlly ; native steers , 1,200 to 1,400
Ibs. , ? < .20ft4.-tO ; l.OOi ) lo 1,200 Ibs. , $3.7ift4.10 ! ; cows ,
$3.25 ; heifers , $ : ! .10 : calves. $1.0061.23 ; Texas
steers. 1,000 to 1,200 Ibs. , $3.li. , 74.00.
1IOOH HecelptH , S.l" bend : shipments , 900
head ; market fie- lower ; Rood heavy , 11.73 : unod
llBht , $4.CO I.63 : bulk of sales , $4.Mfl4.CO ; cuin-
inoti light ami nuiKh mixed , $1.30tfl.l3 ; louuh
IlKht nnO P'KS ' , J3.TriWI..Tl.
HIIKl-JI'-Hecelpts. 4,100 head ; shipments , 500
head ; maikut 23o lower ; Texuns , J3.30 ; natives.
$3.25 ; stockers , $1.50 1.75 ; Inmba. $3.73.
KIIIIHUH City I.tvo Stock
KANRAB CITV. Juno fl. CATTI.K IlPCClptF ,
3,300 head ; shlpmentH , 1,300 head ; market strong
to lOc lilKher ; Texas stpurs , $2.S5f3.ri3 ; TPXIIH
cows , S2.2iftUO ) : ; beef steers , $3..T /4.C.'i / : mill\e
POWH , $ ! .23 < ! i3GO ; slockers nml feeders , $2.GOiT3.G3 ;
bulls. $2.10ij3.23.
HO(1S llecelpts , 11,000 hend ; slilpments , 2 KOO
heud ; heavies steady ; others weak ; bulk of rales ,
$4.50i4.Ti : henvlfH , } l.r'l ' H.B' ' ) ; pnekerH , J4..Vf ) < I.G ) ;
mlxnl , $4.4.-H.3 ; IlKhls , Jt.C'u I.3'J ; VoiKeiti ,
$4.45 i4.M ; piss , $4.3.'i)4.43.
SIIEEl1 Hecelpts. 1,000 head ; shlpmentH , 1,00)
head ; miukut , steady.
York I.lvn Stock Mnrket.
YOIIK , Juno 6. HKViS [ Hecelpt" ,
2,000 head ; maikel active. 15c hlKher ; native
steers , ( 'oocl to prime , H.K/iH.iii ! Rood lo fnlr.
$4.45it4.tip ; Inferior to ordinary , $4.0094.35 ; sines
nnd or n , $3.KOQ4.00 ; bulls , common to chulcc.
$2.23 < ! ? 3.80.
AND IAMHH-necelplH. 14,300 head :
market shndH llrmer ; sheup , pour tu pi line , $3.00
Wl.CO.per 100 Ibs. _ _
Sioux City Live Stock lurkpt.
SIOUX CITY. Juno 6 , IlOflS-llept-lpls. 1.701
head ; yeilfiilny , 2.079 heud ; shipments , 1.W1
head : market steady ; 5l.ntjl.S3 ; bulk , Jl.Wif
4.:2fi.
CATTI.K HopPlpls. 300 head ; ypRlerd.iy , T03
head ; shipments , 'M head : in.'uKt-t fairly actlvo
and sttudy ; fcedurx , $2.Mii3.1'j. ! '
loclvIn Klght.
Iteconl of receipts of HXP stock nt lip ! four
principal yuids fur Wednesday , June 0 , 1SS4 :
' Cuttle , lines , Kheeii ,
South Ohmhn . . 3.C82 10. IH < s'i
Chlcniio . . ! „ . 14.CO ) 32K 15.WW
Kansas Clly . 3.300 11,000 l.OW
dt l.oul . 1.IHW 8,000 4,100
Totals . - ' . ' , 4 52
rinaiirlal Notes.
KANSAS CITY , Jun C.-Cli-uilnts , $ l.5l7f.:3.
SIRMrillfi. June 0. Clcarlncs , $1 8,235 ; Lul-
anccs , tZII.W ) .
1IOSTON. June C. Clearings , $12G1,9I4 ; b.d- '
ances , $1,230,1:1.
IIAI.TIMOIIK , Juno O.-t'lcailngi , $2,103,232 ;
baluncfs , $130,745.
CINCINNATI , June -Money 2sti ! per cent.
ClenrhiK" , W.IW.SM.
I'AHIH , Juno. it.-Thii-o l r cent i nlen , lOOf , -
> 7Uu for 111" nd'ounl.
l'llll.AIiil'inA June C.-flFailngs , J10.70I-
"OS ; bulances , $1,722,32C.
' HAN KHANCIBCO. Jim * -Drafts. . sl hl. 10 < i ;
telegraphic , ! 2Ho. HlUer Uirs. : iJ j02V. Mexican
can dollarx , 3HfOH c.
NU\V OUUANB , June . nnirlnvJ. $1 137.873 :
New Yolk eschunw. cjinmt'ii'lal , $1.00 JUT $1 Wi )
premuliu ; bank , > 1.W premium.
' HT , I.O1MS. June C.enrlnits. | . $3SIIU : ; bal
ances , $3I7.D16. Munry dull , Ml 7 per cent , H -
un New York , tnc premium bid.
NKW YOIIK. June C.-J IP In Iho day iiddl- :
Itonal orders fur cold far stilpmml tomorrow
Increased the uinuunt to Il.TiJ.OW. CIcur.lUK ,
t70,7S,7M ; balances , | 4,4WC90. !
CMICAOO , June C.-Clearlngs , $13,664,000. Kcir. >
lnn rxctmnua dull. Hlerllnc evcliange , itclual ,
. New York rxchantcc , COo prfinlum.
Money steaily , 3H0 < per tent. .
Arrange your picnic lor Courtland *
PNEUMATIC COUCH
THIS IA A OUT OF IT.
DESCBIPTnN-26 INCHES WIDE , 6 FOOT LONG , FNEST SPRINGSUPHOLSTEHED
WIIHBESTOU LITY CRETONNE , IWDSOMELY D3APED : SOFP AND LUXU.-I-
OUS AS ANY S20 COUCM ; ONLYONE OF Tilt MANY B\KGMNS\\EAHE \ \ oFFL -
ING IN
Tllls P'1RLOR KOKER
Holld o.ik , | ) lane polish Mulsh , uphol
stered in rli'li ti\ii'stj-y | or nllk plush , lat-
-st style , und wuitli SIO.OO. Mull orders
Illlcd.
$849FonTHISBOOKOASETerms Gas !
IA ihrro feet two Inches In width , flvo ) or
feet and ulaht Inches In height. Has the ,
now style ruUud buso which allows uno to
sweep from under without moving the
cuso. Solid ouk , iKunl polish linlsh , ad Easy Payments
justable sholvos. ,
We close evenings at 6:30except : Mondays and Saturday
Formerly People's Mammoth Installment Houw.
Open 3l < iii < l n < tn < t
GROWS WELL IN NEBRASKA
Success Attends the Tobacco Growing Ex
periments at Sclmyler.
FARMERS WILL BE GREATLY BENEFITED
Omaha. Expprts Pronounce tlio Clgnrs Blnile
from Colfax County Tobacco Kqual
to the Cigars Manufactured
from KiiHtcrii Tobacco.
For the past two or three years several
public spirited citizens of Sclmyler linvo
been experimenting with tobacco for thu
purpose of determining whether It can be
grown In this state. Among these gentlemen -
men are N. W. Wells ami C. J. I'holiw.
They have Hpent a good deal of money In
their * efforts to Introduce Into Nebraska
a most profitable crop. Tobacco growing
Is largely a matter of experience and the
promoters of the new Industry have had
to meet a good many questions and settle
them by actual experiment. While there
Is still much to learn and while further
experiments may enable the growers to
Improve the finality , they feel that the
hardest part of the problem 1ms been
solved. They have shown that good to
bacco can be grown In the state und nt a
cost that will leave the farmer a very
handsome prollt. . ,
A sample box of cigars has been received
from N , W. Wells , which wore made from
the crop of ISS : : . raised In Colfax county ,
by C. K. PhclpH. The clgius are of good
appearance and color and burn freely. A
good many smokers who think they nr
fnlr judges have pronounced them good
cigars for the price. In order to seem a
evidence that would have greater weight
than the opinions oC everyday smoker. " ,
samples were submitted to several houses
engaged In handling cigars In this elty.
In every case the cigars were very ciiLt-
fully examined and criticised by men wlio
are accustomed to buy cigars on their
merits. They would cut the cigars through
,
so us to be able to examine he III er , burn
the tobacco to determine its odor , und
llually smoke one to test Its Ilavor ami Urn
burning nimlltles. The opinions of the ex
perts , with ouu exception , weie all favor
able. The following nre the comments of
tho'houses to whom the clears were stiti-
en Bros. , Wholesale Grocers-It looks
Homo like n Pennsylvania leaf and tpu
Ilavor Is not bad. The cigar Is well made.
If Nebraska can raise tobacco us good as
this sample she bad better go Into tne
business and ralf-e more tobacco and less
corn , as the tobacco crop Is a paying one.
The soil Is rich In this state ami would
stand cropping with tobacco better than
the son In many of the southern sin en
Where tobacco Is extens vely grown. Judg
ing from the sample , Nebraska ought to be
able to grow and immuiiiuturo good smok
ing tobacco and as good plug as .Missouri.
Max AIe er & I'o.-H Is a splendid ook-
Ing tobacco and tastes very much like u
Pennsylvania seed. The Ilavor Is excellent
undTrburns beautifully. " t | people of
,
Colfax count- can continue to grow o-
bacco like this there wlII soon be a I lu ; f
for It In the market. The great troubleIH
to get soil suitable for the growing of to
bacco , but this sample would seem to prove
thut Nebraska has the right kind.
J. C. AlctJuckliig-H Is a nlco looking
cigars It looks " right lllslllK ' . ' , | K "
u'ood deal belter than many wo get from
Pomisyivanla. If C.olfax i-onnty can grow
obacco e that they will not be com-
Killed to go very far from home to HP | !
heir clgarw. Thu lluvor Is good and so fur
is 1 canHe . U IH Jn t H good as unylhlng
wo can llnd for the money.
J licckinanI have peen a number of
nuiiip es of thei tobacco grown near Hcliny-
ler"uw\I \ havt' sallslled myHolf that It Is n
Kootl arll.le. There Is no belter burn ng
lobncco to be found In the country. I be-
eve Colfax county will , In llv.i years 11 me.
, . able to beat any section of he I nltPd
'Ilates In tobacco growing. If thp i-ltlzpiis
ihere are cntPrpilHlng. and them nr not
oo many oM foulcs. they will inukc a great
iuccesH. The vuluo of their land will ad
vance ut leant 300 per cent , und the couii-
iry will become den Ply populated. Of
-ourse they must get men who Know how
lo grow and cure tobHceo , und they must
iiliint It on tlii' southern slopes no us to
ivold the cold northern winds. There In
DUD dlllleulty that they will huvf to contend -
tend with , and thut IB the lack of an es
tablished market. The farmers us a rule
tvunt to turn their crops Into money at
Mice , and ) they will not ralBo a crop which
lunnot be readily marketed , Tobacco ought
to be lulil uwuy for two ycura before It IH
ised. The crop Is enormously profitable ,
mil the man who IIUH n good tobacco farm
un count hlinst-lf well off. I'onnectlcut
obacco lunds have void us high UM } 'M to
CIOO per ucrc.
One luree lioune , which Old not wish to
i Quoted , pronouncpd the Humple u rank
ilgur and about equal to a 1S cigar made
if eVsteru tobacco. They did not like the
.auto or Ilavor , and could sen nothing good
n U exctpt that the tobacco burns well.
It U claimed by tbe people wbo ate Uj >
WALL ST. OPERATIONS
Can be carrleil on with Inrse profits and llttli
rlsli hy Jolnlns our Co-Operutlvn llullroud Stocli
Syndicate.
Avcr.ii.-n prnllc of tt ( ) per omit u inolitll
nrn il itml puld to thu 8iil rlborH for p.isD
s'x inonti4. |
HlRhcut'rvfcrencen. . ProspectitB , giving detail-
fd Information of oour perfect eyatcm , moiled ]
frcu. |
WEINMAN & CO. , Slock and Grain Broken , f
No. 41 Itrimilw.iy , fle\r York City
LOUDON ,
Commission Merchant
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS-
Trlvato wires to Chlcngo and New York. All
business orders placed on Chicago UoarJ cX
Tiade.
Corrcppondcnco solicited.
Ofrice , room 4. New Torlc Llfa Dulldlng
IVlrphono 1303.
IiiK to Introduce tobacco growlnir Into Ilia ,
Htule Unit It will pny the fnriner to ralsn
It even If they Oo not ralBc tlie very finest
article the llrst few years. The sreater
yield pop acre of the coarser and lower
urades will compensate for the dlfferencu
In price. It will rennlro neveral yeara tu
KPt the Indiiitry entaullHhed , as the farmers
will need litillilltiKS especially constructeil
anil a lar e amount of experience. If a
farmer can raise 1,500 pounds per
acre of fair tobacco , ns has been
done In Nebraska , nnd can ( 't't
even the low price of 8 ccntH per
pound , It will amount to $120 per acre. Ne
braska Is conveniently located for supply-
In a laiKe section of country to the west ,
and If tin * Industry could be Introduced Into
the state II would undoubtedly add greatly
to Its wealth.
Some Idea of the Importance of this crop
may be gained from the fact that In 18 i
the. eiiltn1 tohnrco yield of the United Stolen
was 4KS,1J."iS. > n pounds , the number of plant
ers bolnt ? J0. > )8ii2 , and the acreage u92)30. ! )
The avi'iane production per acre rniiBCd
from 7U."i pounds to 1,102 poutulH , the latter
hcliiK the yield In Connecticut. The total
value of the creep to the producers waH
$ : H,8lfll ! ) , or 7.1 cents per pound. The Con
necticut crop averaged U. ! ! cents per pound
or Jl'jU. S per aero. Tobacco Is not neces
sarily a southern crop , as Is shown by the
value of the crop In several of the northern
stales , which was as follows In 1SS9 : 1'enn-
sylvanlii. JI.Mfl.751 ; Connecticut , Jl.132,111 ;
Ohio , $2ilL',8riSVlsronsln ( : , ; i , NCfl5. )
The land suitable for tobacco culture In
the older slates appears to be about all oc
cupied , and there Is mi opportunity for Ne
braska to funilHh whatever Increase may
be demanded by the expansion of popula
tion , '
> Oiv Vorlc Monny .llurliot. ,
Ni\V : VOUK. .luiio 0.-SIONKV ON OAI.I < -
KIIHX at 1 per eenl ; Inet IIKIII and cloned nt 1
per rent.
1'IIIMi : JIHWANTII.H PAl'KH 3ffl per rent.
HTKKLINO nXCIIANOH Hull nnd rli-iidy.
Mllh iiclual InixIni'KH In liankerH' lillln nt JI.U&
fur deni.ili'l nnd ut JI.SI'.j ' for Blxty ilnyB ; ponteii
mien. JOMfl.'JU ; rommereliil Mll . Jl.SOiJ.
HII VKIl CKimi'K'ATHH- ) C5e.
( KVI-ilNMiNT : : HONPH-Hleudy. Htato Londi- .
lniietlvi' .
The i-losliiK quotations on bonda :
NIHV Vork .Mining ( juatitloni.
NKW VOIUC , Juno II. The followliii' nro tha
cloKliiirmlalnirqnotiittoiiHi
Han I'raiicUco Mining Uuolittloni.
SAN PUANCISCO , Juno U. Thu oftlolat olonlnr
quotations ( or " 'IllicittHojKs tony worj ai ( ol-
town :
c > t o ( mvulo at CQurtUnii beach * J