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TTIE OMAHA DAILY J5EE : SATURDAY , JITN33 12 , 1807
Qovcrnment Bcport Makes Wheat Strong at
the Opening.
STRENGTH , HOWEVER , SOON DISAPPEARS
Corn nnil Onta Slinri * In tlip WrnkiiCNn
mill Decline About n llnlf Cent
12nt > li I'rovlKlitnn
nnil lllulicr.
CHICAGO , Juno 11. A momentary show
of strength nt the opening of the wheat
market today cauwd by the government
crop rcjort was followed by a gradual
but most decided de line , continued with
but alight Interruption to the close. An
rarly rise of Ic per bushel was converted
In the end to a Tic decline. Corn and
oats shared In the weak feeling displayed
by wheat , declining $ ic and ! Sc respect
ively. Provisions iilono either maintained
. their valuu or Improved them. i ork re-
/ malnlng unchatiKeii. while , ribs advanct-d
from 2140 to Co und lard lOc.
In wheat , the government crop report ,
Issued yesterday , was the big factor at
the opening , the unexpected bullishness of
the Ilpurea creating marked strength at
the outset. Kor the first tlmu In years
the people who bought wheat on their
foreknowledge of a bullish government re
port were able on the mornlns after Its
publication to well out at a protlt and they
Quickly availed themselves of such an uj > -
Jortunlty , Jmy wheat , which closed yes
terday at from CDc to ffJ'fcc , opened this
morning nt CU'NC , and then quickly went
to Too. September , the latest trading In
which the uay before was at G4Vjc. started
lit from C5c to G5'4c. The quantity for
Hale at the advance was so overwhelming ,
.however , that the advance quickly dis
appeared and by 11 o'clock had declined
to SS4c and September to C3\o. So much
lor the estimation of the government re
ports belli by the speculators. Trading Is
now fairly divided between the July and
September deliveries. The government re-
Jtort Indicated a crop of winter and spring
wheat together about 20O J. < WU bu. heavier
than that of the yuar before , but the trade
lias about concluded that notwithstanding
what the government suggests the In
crease ut present promised Is nearer 100.-
( XM.OGO bushels. Hecplpts here weru six
oars. Withdrawals from store , 3Gt > bu.
Allnneapolls and Dulilth reported receipts
of 22 $ curs' , compared \\lth 311 cars a week
ngo. Seaboard clearances were very light.
A reduction of about 1.5i i.oOi > bu. was the
general estimate on the visible supply.
Grasshoppers were reported from several
points In South Dakota , which had u ten
dency to stop the decline for a time and
even caused a slight reaction , but the
impression that the Inrreased acreage
would more than make amends for any InJury -
Jury by the Insects was too strong for
such reports to have anything but tem
porary Inlluence. Closing cables all showed
an advance , except Antwerp , which was
unchanged. The cash demand here was
confined to small lota to country millers.
The price continues to work downward ,
Juiy declining to CSVtc and September to
GUic. with ray&c and 63KC the prices ut the
close.
In corn , warmer , showery weather , the
perfect sort for that cereal , started a de
cline early and the market ruled weak to
the end of the session. There was active
rpeculatlve and short selling on the de
cline. Receipts were liberal , CM cars. July
opened lsc lower at 2ic and declined to
24',4C , where It closed.
Oats was easier with corn and on the
government report , which suggested a crop
of 709.lu.f"iO bu. The amount of business
lone was small. Receipts were reported al
S3 cars. July opened n shade lower nt
ISSiil c , and declined to ISc , which was
the closing price.
Provisions were quiet but llrm In spite
of the weakness of grain. Prices kept
within a narrow range. Lard was especlallj
well supported , Cudahy being named as the
chief buyer. At the close July pork was
unchanged nt J7.43 , July lard lOc higher
nt C.57&3.GO , and July ribs 2ijc higher at
W.27M ; .
listlmated receipts Saturday : Wheat , 9
curs ; corn , G20 cars ; oats , 345 cars ; hogs
17.00) head.
Leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. I Opan. I HUh. | Lo * . I Closs. lYeVJy.
Wheat-
July. . . OOK-70 GSiiH oa OP < 3Ji
! opt. . .
Dee. . . 03KSH CCH
Core-
June. . . 24M 24M E4M
July . . 2JH
Sept. . . 23HSH
OatH
July. . . 1SH 1SH IB IS 18TS
Sept. . . . 17H 17M
Pork-
July. . . 7 45 7 47K 7 40 7 47K 7 4S
7 03 7 07.4 7 50 7 01 7 55
July. . . 3 52 3 (10 3 B2l < 3 60 3 SO
Sept. . . 3 00 a 70 3 GO 3 70 3 CO
July. . . I 25 4 27W 4 2S 4 27 > 4 25
Sept. . . 1 T-'hi 4 35 4 30 4 35 4 30
No. J.
Cuxli quotations were as follows :
FLOl'H Steady ; fprlnff patents , J3.70fll.CO
winter patents. J4.20S4.40 ; etrjlghts , J4.COJ/4.W
bakers ) . J2.8002.50.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring C9H 70Vic ; No. 3 sprlns
KO'Oa : No. 2 red. 73fr7Rc ,
CORN-No. 2. 24il24c. :
OATS No. 2. 15c. f. o. b. ; No. ! white , 22U
K'.ic. No. 3 white , 20VHJ-20HC.
RVE No. 2. Uc.
HARLEY No. 2 nominal ; No. S , 27S3lc ; No
4. 27c.
FLAXSEED No. 1. 75Hr7fc.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime. JJ.7f > Jf2.75.
PHOVISIONS JIess-iwrk. i > er bhl. , J7.4137.M
Urd , per IM Ib.i. . J3-Uhi3.S : ; uhort ribs , f\At \
( loose ) . Jl. 1SO4.40 ; dry Halted shoulders ( boxed )
lS.Mflii.2S ; short clear sldea ( boxed ) , Jl. " "
4 e. " , .
WHISKY Distillers' llnUhed Roods , per gal.
11.19.
riPOAHS Cut loaf. J3.46 ; granulated , JI.S4.
Mi\V YOUK tiUMHIAb JIAHKin
Qiiotnllonsi nf HIP liny on ( Jciicrn
Com mini 1 1 Irs ,
NKW YORK , June 11. FLOUR Receipts. M ,
415 bbln. ; eiports. H.676 bbl . ; quiet and lowc
to tell ; patent' , JI.W1JI.S ) ; winter straights , Jl. ]
43I.JO. winter extras. J3.r.fil.C ; winter Io
Krades , J2.Ufr2.i5 ; Minnesota | mtcnt . JI.0094 i :
! lnne > Kita bakrrs. $3.1'- ' > 3.i : . Hy < > Hour , dull
kU ) > erllnc. JtHH(2.30.
CORN MEAI Qulet ; yellow WMt rn , We.
IlYIJ ICaiy ; No. : western. SS } e
HARLKY-UuIl : wetttrii , : TUc.
H.\ltl.iV MALT Noinlnul , W" teni. 43854
WHKAT Ileielptfc , 125.425 bu. Sjiat , weak
Oplljnu opened ttriu on tbe government report
but met nrtlvc long account i-elllng. pn > mpte
hy l > OHrl H crop anl weather ntws. wcaknesx n
I.lveriool | and free toiithwestrm helling ; decline
all day and clo ert .tfT.c net lower ; June close
ot 75'jc. September , CS'st/'TIc ; closed , C9ti' .
COIlN Receipt * , I7uK > bu. ; export * , 531 bu
HMit. | weak ; No. 2 red , 19UU elevator ; 21 ,
Kllwit. Optluus up iied ea ) \ weak ull iloy nn
iU-r' letter crnp and wath > -r newy and liquids
IHn : closed Hlf inet loner. Jun-j rlwrd
. .SvpteinberI34C ! ! ; clpiied. S .
OATS Jtewlpts. Iti.-'fO lju. ; cxpurtu It5 bu. ;
* pot quiet ; No. 2 , SJc. Uptlnm wer Inacflr
und weak with corn , clntloc Uo lower.
HAY Weak ; shlpylntf. Wu iood to cholee. 0
c : tf.
HOPH-Dull ; state , common to choice , Itt
crop. 3U4o ; IKW crup , WriM ; Paclflfl coast , 1S53
crr.p. 3U4c ; l&tf crop , HflOo.
rf-Finn ; Hue no * , \ > rt. , HHS'3 ' ; ; Teiaj.
c ; riillforniu , Kc ; Uahc.ton. Jit.
LiATHKIt : Firm ; hemlock sole. Uuenos
,
PHOVWIONS lleof. uteudy ; family , JJ.Mffl2.FJ ;
extra mm , J7.in)1S.t ) < > ; b ef hams. J24 ; packet ,
) > l.oou .CO. Cut iiieatu , llrm ; pickle , ! U-lllc . J5.D )
YiW ; shoulders , J5.M ; ham > , t > .OK < ! l.50. Iini.
vltady ; wrutern uteam. J3.V ) , namlml ; ratine. ! ,
tedy. Pork. dull.
TALLOW-Quli-t ; city , 3c ; country. Jie
Hl'TTKR Rrclpl , 6.KU pks . ; nmrket quiet ;
vritrrn crejiilerj , HOUc ; Uglni ! > , Sic ; factory ,
CHKK8i-Itecelpt : . 4,259 pkji. ; market quletj
tnte. Urge , S'ic : state , small. IVIfSc ; part
cMim. 3V.c ; full < klm > , : H(73e.
KOC1S Recelpti , i.U ) pkBJ. i market quiet :
Hmtu nnd Penn > ylvanlJ , HVittUc ; Wfifrn. DUO
lie , southern , t2.KKjt.7Q p-T rate.
OILS Cottonseed , dull ; prime crude , 20c ;
prime jrllow , ! it , Prlrolrum. dull ; Pennsyl
vania crude , steady ; July. Sic. Hcwln , cteady ;
trained , rommon to coed , Jl. 7001,15 TurpcV.tlne ,
leady at ! 7HO ! c.
KICE St.aJy ; f lr to extra , 4UCtcj Japan ,
MOLASSKS-Steady ; New Orleans , open kettle ,
goo. ! to choice. RQic ,
MtrTAlPlK Iron. qul t ; southern. 19.25 ;
northern. J10.COQ12.00. Copp r. steady ; brokers ,
111 ; excluBce. JU.g7HOH.KH. Tin , quiet ;
( trail * . JlJ.OJtriS.75 ; plates , ra y. Sptltrr , quiet ;
dum tle. ll.tuSI.S'X ' Lead , quiet ; broker * .
xch n4 ; , tXHOi.tb.
York Dry Guuila
A YORK , June 11. Dry coodt Bhowed sltni
et tnenai d activity on the part of Irnyen , but
a > * t then are only th lfn > . Tht w k lui
f > bten an uniatlifuctory cnt In many reeardi.
Duyvrv t v b en pr v nUd from opratlns In
the roarktt and vmthtr coalition * hare pre-
eluiJta purcbMCf of strictly itatonatl * lints.
u lt cotton * . qul t ; frtat olotiu ar * laid to It
V.
tronsrer , Kxtrat , It l reported from Fall Ttlv r.
re hard to buy it 1 ; -l c pl M I p r e nt In
uture , and in certain odd * wd It l Md there
f a refural to quote prices ) at all. Salw of
bout lo.f'0 more seed were made Ute yester-
\Y at Kail 1tlr r at 17-l c plun 1 per cent ,
'he strength of the msrxel I * undoubtedly due
o the pr t > ed re.hictlon of wae Printed
; 'id are n > mi > what more active than heretofore ,
ul the Kaln of fall fancies 19 nut iu fast as was
xpected.
OMAHA fJHXKHAL MAIUCUTS.
Conilltlfin of Trail" nnil Qnotntlnni
nn Slniilinnil I'nncr Produce.
KQOS-tlulk of sales. Tc.
HFTTKR Common to fair , TVfce : choir * to
ancy. lOQIJc ; separator creamery , IJc ; eath.
red creamery , IJc.
VBAtt-Cbolee fat , 80 to IM lb > , . quoted at
fic ; large ana coarse , 4S6c.
MVB POtJLTRY-IIens. 5H8Sc ; cocks , 38E :
prln chickens , per Ih. lie
Ptaio.\S-Llve , TifiSOc ; dead pigeons not
wanted
HAY Upland , UW ; midland. H M ; lowland.
4 < ) : rye Mrnw. J4 s ; color makes the price on
my ; lUht bale * tell the best , only top gradM
rlnc top prices.
HROOMCOHN-Kxtremely flow Mle ; new crop.
ellvered on track In country : choice Kreen self-
worklnir carpel , per Ib. . ItfJHc ; choice green ,
unnlng to hurl , 2flJH < - : common , IHc-
VEOETAHLKS.
ORKKN PEAS-Per "i-lni. basket. MfiOOc.
I'lH PLANT-Per Ib. . He.
CrcL'MHKRS-Per doz. . 30 IJc.
TOMATOISPer : 4-ba ket crate , I1.5J.
RAIi.SllE3-Per | doz. . lOeUc.
LUTTl'i'K Per doz. . lOflSOc.
WAX HEANH-Per ! i-bu. b , ket. McfllLW.
HTKINO IlKANS-I'er H-bu. Iwx , 90c.
NKW O.SMO.VS-1'cr do * . , IM/lIc.
I'AIiai KY-l'er doi. . > 9Kc.
ONIONS I er bu. . 11.50.
1.1 MA IJKANS I'er Ib. . 3c
HKANS HnnJ-plcked navy , per bu. . J1.10.
aMllt.vaK-ralifornln , ! O2'ic per Ib.
l"OTATOis New. i > r bu. , H.Wj old native
lock , per bu. . UlJMc.
UlJMc.FUUITS
FUUITS ,
TAMI-OIINIA CIlCltHIRS-fcr 1Mb. box. U.M
ft2.V \
8TItA\VIKItIUist-Kancy. : J2.M.
III.ACK ItASrilKItlRKS I'er : i-plnt case ,
1..V ) .
Al'IM.KS-No shipping stock.
SOUTIIKIIN 1'l.UMS I'er ! 4-jt. case , J1.75
03 V > .
OOOSEIIKIUUES Per 31-qt. case. ( I.DOR1.TS.
SOITT1IKHN I'KAOIIKS Per H-bu. , TScflJl.O' ' ) .
UKU HASl'llRIUCIHS I'er 21-plnt cases , } ! .M.
TIlOl'ICAl. FUUITS.
O11ANQKS Seedlings , JS.S3 ; Mediterranean
weet.H. fancy. U.M.
I.KMONS Messlnas. fancy. J15093.73 ; choice ,
3.0WVJ.M , choice California. J2.W.
II AN AN AS Choice Inreu stock , per bunch ,
J.OOB5.2J , medium-sized bunches. | 1.5 > J02.04.
MISCIL.T ANKOUS.
NUTS Almonds , California. per Ib. , large
lie , 13c ; llmzlls , per Ib. , lOc ; Ensll li walnuts ,
p r Ib. , fancy , soft shell. IJtfMc ; standards ,
OBllc : flllrts. . i > er Ib. . lOc ; pecans , polished ,
arse. ? 8tOc ; Jumbo , liyilc : large hickory nuts ,
1.J3 per bu. ; cocoanuts. 44c each.
FU S Imported fancy 4 crown , ? Qlb. boxes ,
Jc ; 5 crown. W-ll > . boxes , 138HC.
HONnY-Cholce , 13@15c.
ClDEIl-Clarined Juice , per half bbl. . K.Jj ; per
bl-bl. . J4.00OI.I3.
MAPMi SYnUr-Flve-Bal. cans , each , J2.3 ;
ml. cans , pure , per doz. , 112 ; lialf-gal. cans ,
C.25 ; quart cans , (3 SO.
COTTO.V MAHICI3TS.
Sonic IiiilliMitliiiiN of Outside HIIMIICNS | ,
lint Tln-y DII Xot Inut.
NEW YORK. June 11. The cotton market
opened quiet nnd ea. y , with prices unchanged
Lo 4 points lower , and further declined 2R4
; > olnts. Following the first call business was
fairly active for a time , and there was some In
dication of new outside speculative Interest.
There were occasional rallies produced by cov
ering. Certain shorts who were able to secure
tiandaome profits w re led to cover by con
flicting crop accounts , which had a s-wnevvhat
Dulllvh average. Steady cables were disappoint
ing as to public accounts from Liverpool , while
private cables stated that the English cotton
trade placed n bearish construction upon yester
day's bureau leiwrt. A number of accounts were
liquidated today , the shorts being the buyers.
The close was quiet at a net loss-of from 1 to
5 points. Futures closed quiet ; sales , 2,0.0 bales ;
January , JS.73. February , J5.S2 ; March , JS.S6 ;
June and July. J7.16 ; August , J7.13 ; September ,
KSO ; October , J4.74 ; November. J5.72 ; December ,
JS.74. Spot , 7 lt-10c ; middling gulf. 7 I3-16c. re-
eclpts. none ; gross. 1.293 baits : exports to Great
llrltaln , 547 bales ; to the continent , 190 bales ,
forwarded. 727 bales ; sales , 1.5S3 bales spinners ,
653 bales ; stock , 1J5.KS bales. Weekly : Net re
ceipts. 11.US bales ; gross , 10.024 bales ; exports to
Great lirluln. 5.S6S bales ; France. 605 bales ;
continent. 6Its bales , forwarded , 3,125 bales ;
sales. 9.4SO bales ; spinners. 4.2U3 bales. Total
today : Net receipts. 7,564 bales ; exports to
Great Itrltaln , 7,331 bales ; continent , 4,244 bales ;
stock , 2&.C3S bales. Consolidated : Net receipts.
I2.29D bales ; exports to Great Urltaln. I4.S17
bales ; France , 05 bales ; continent , iS.30 bales.
Total since September 1 : Net receipts. 6.57tJjC9
bales , exports to Great Drltatn. 2.W5.443 bales :
France. fco.fJS' ? bales continent , 2.0M.1W bales ;
channel , 5,451 bales. The following are
the total net receipts of cotton at all ports since j
September 1. ISM : Galvcston. 1.5IS.OJ5 bales ;
New Orleans , 2,061.192 bales ; Mobile. 5 > > J.070 hales ;
Savannah. EJ3.f24 bales ; Charleston. 333.973 bales ; !
Wilmington. 234.2S' . bales. Norfolk. 7i.i3.tOl bales :
Haltlmore. 5S.S13 bales ; New York. lCs.345 bales ;
Hoston , 1J7.5S3 bales ; Newjwrt New. . 5,707 bales ;
Philadelphia , 13.CC6 bales : West Point. Vn. , M
bales : Hrun.'wlck. US.lCl lialen ; Texas City , 51-
137 bales ; PcnsacoU. 67.B52 bales ; 1'ort Itoyal.
73.622 bales : total. 6.57a.06 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 11. COTTON Spot ,
steady ; Bales , 1,150 bales ; ordinary , C 3-lCc ; qooil
ordinary , fi 9-lCo ; low middling , 7c : middling ,
7 7-16o ; fc-ood middling. 7ict middling , fair ,
S 3-16c. Futures , steady ; sales , 11.600 bales ;
June. J7.2i.-S7.2J ; July. J7.IO bid ; August. J5.SS
.W ; September. Ji.C20ti.C3 ; October. J6.46gs.47 ;
November. J6.13BC.rj : December. J6.5Hi52 : Jan
uary. J5.550 . ; S ; February , JS.S } ? .t > ) ; March ,
Jd.62ffS.G3.
MEMPHIS. Tcnn. . June 11. COTTON null :
middling. 7 o-Uc. Receipts. iS bales ; shipment ? .
1.107 bales : stock. 2s.222 bales ; sales , 1W ba"s. !
ST. IX3LMS , June 11. COTTON Dull and un
changed ; middling. 7So. Sales , none : receipt * .
2 < 3 ! uile ; shipments. 213 bales ; stock , 2S.730
bales.
LIVERPOOL. June ll.-COTTON-Fpot. very
quiet ; prices favor buyers ; American middling ,
4 5-32d. Pales today were C.OOO bales , of which
l.r > 0 weio for speculation and exi > ort nnd In
cluded 4WO American. Receipts , 1.0"0 bales ; no
American. Futures opened quiet , with a mod
erate demand nnd cloked ea y at the decline ;
A erlcnn middling. L. M. C. . June. 4 S-6ld buy
ers : June nnd July. 4 2-44d buyers ; July nnd
Augu&t. 4 l-64rl sellers ; August nnd Septtkmher.
3 Cl-E4d Imyors ; Septembfr nnd October. 3 M-MJ
fetfllcrs ; October and No\embcr. 3 4J-G4O3 50-Cld
fcellera : November nnd December. 3 -dii3 47-64d
sellers ; December and January. 3 45-Cld buyers :
January' and February. 3 45-C4d buyers ; Febru
ary , and March. 3 45-6483 4C-64d buyers. March
and April , 3 45-C4Q3 47-C4d nellcrs.
St. Louis Ceneral MnrUet.
ST. LOUIS , June 11. FLOfR Dull and un
changed : patents , JI.5. . r4.7J. extra fancy , JI.23S1
4.41) ; fancy , J3..WB3.75 ; cholcft , J3.W3.W.
WHEAT The goveniment rrport and higher
cable * caused a stronger opening In tlie fpecu-
lame market , but as there was no support a
decline Fi > t ! n nnd final prices wore IfJlUc unde1-
yei ti'rd y Sp , , higher ; No. 2 red. easl , , ele
vator , S3'e _ ; trnck. I'.jfrSbc ; July , Ci'.q ; August ,
K\c anked ; September. 67c asked. .
CORN Futures dull , weak and lower , n rte-
cllno M-ttlng In nfter the openlnu which carried
liru-ca down tn fractions below yesterday at the
close , jipot. ensUr ; No. 2 , cai-h , 22iiC. July , I2H
O'SI-C ; -pteml > er. 23Sc bid.
OATS-Futures dull and weak In rympatliy
with whfat. S | > ot. easy ; No. 2 , cash , liliu bd | ;
July. 17'ic bid.
HYE Firm : S2e track.
HAHLKV Nominal.
1IIIAN Weak : ackcd. east track , worth niml-
nally 5 > Cr > v. and IlfiJTc for east side country
piilnls.
ri.ANflKKD Steady at 7Sc.
TIMOTHY KUKI > I'rtmc. i:0ff2.eo.
HAY Dull and iti-udy : prairie , Jl.wgs.OO ; tlm.
otliy. j.M ll.-,0.
IIL'TTKK Slow ana unchanged ; creamtry. 11
Cll5 io : dairy. 6012 ? .
WHISlvY-tl.l ? . /
I'Ol'I-TKY-Chlrkens. old fc ni , nnn. 6cj
sprlntu , ateudy , 7&llc ; duckK. sprlnfcit , lower , '
ktf9p ; Becse. tprlmts. tteady , lOc.
IX)1TXN TIKS-C5J
.
MfTTA.ia Jja.iJ , better ; i.U > a.l ! . Spelter ,
Hcjjy ; J4.
I'JIOVISJONS I-ork , steady : standard mes * ,
JLibbln ? . J7.13OS.O ) . l rd. hUher ; prime tteam.
JVCVi ; choice , J3.0. llaron ( boxed ) , ( houlderv
S.STVii extra short clear. JJ.2J ; rlb , J5.S3 ; shcrts
> j.M , Dry salt meats ( boxdl. shoulders > l.75 :
extra hort clear , H.70 : rtb , Jl.Srt ; shorts JI.SO *
Ilerelptii : Flour. 3.000 bbU. ; Vklical , ll.OW bu. :
com. > .P04 tu. ; oats , 4C.IXO bu.
Shipments : Flour. , ( * bt > l . iilieat , 1000 bu.-
corn. CJ.W bu. ; oals , SIH bu.
\otr Orlruii
NKW OUL.KANH , June 1L FLOUR Quiet
extra fano. II.134.23 ; patrtiu , Jt.SOfli.7V '
COIIN MI7AI-Flrm at J1.70.
llIlAN-Quln at 503ic. !
HAY Stefdy ; prim * , 1581 Hie ; choice. BU0
16c.
COIlN-Qulet ; No. J Backed , ml d. S3o ; yel.
low. 3 c ; white. J3n.
OATS -Steady ; No. Z , KCiJ r.
HYK Steady ; orjlnsry to gccd , 3H04V4C
I'l-orlii Mnrliet * .
PKOniA , Jun 11. CORN-Steadjr ; No. t , J4c.
OATtf-SteaiJy ; No. J whit * . Jl ) 4r.
WltldKY Steady : nnlshed goods on th tails
of 11.13 for lilgh wines.
KKCKIlTS-Corn. 4S.SOO has. ; cots. IS.SM bus. ;
rye. none ; whliky , none ; wheat , I.coC'bus.
SIIII'MKNT.Cfirn , ! .t bui. ; oat . R.1SO
bu * . ; r > A none , whisky. JTi bLU. , wheat , none.
Toledo 3lMrUrr.il. '
TOLOJIXJ. O. . Jcn H. WHEAT Ac lv : No
J c ih. 7S\c. Jure. 7SVjc , July. CSHc
CORN Dull ) No. 2 mixed. l c.
OATS Steady ; No. S tjU < l. tec ,
HYB-Uower : No , I caia. Hfce.
CLOVKH tiBKD Pull ; rrlrre , culi H.IJ.
OIU Vnchenged.
Wool MnrUrti.
ST IXll'IS , June ll.-V.'OOI , Sludy and un.
changed straight comMnz , liVjr , tight f.ne $9
lIVic , hnvy fln . 7219 : ; medium. lhG15 < ; . ' tub
wa > htd. 17l > ttil < - ,
NKW YOIIK. June IU-WOOL Steady ' : n c .
pulled ,
OUTLOOK GROWS BRIGHTER
Gain in Business Still Continues , bat with
Soma Fluctuations ,
INCREASE IN QUANTITY , N01 IN PRICES
Volume * of \ < MT OriK-rx nnil Amount
of Von'Vork Hone ShiMr * un
ItlKht Stile of the
NB\V YOIIK. June 11. II. O. Dun & Co. * *
Weekly llevlew of Trade will say :
The frnln In business continue * , not without
fluctuatlonn and nt the best moderately dKtlnct.
It Is -illumines ruther than In prices , thduch
In some branches an advance In price * apif rs.
but on the Mhul the number nf hitndv vmi < I y > l.
thp volimitof new orders and the amount of
new work done are ( lowly Increasing.
Wheat look ! well and the betl trxjo authority
now estimates the Mold at 515G ( > Inuhels.
with many rtiile and rnllrim.l returnj to sup
port It. The | > rtce rei-overcd Hnc aitvr last
week's ( nil ot u/er 4c. because visible supplies
are ilimlnlshltiK. but with : ,97 ( . : .7 bushels r
cel\ed at ueslern iwlnts In June , Atlantic ex
ports have been. Hour Included. 3I.M3 bunhcK
aB.ilnft * ,76l. z ; in the fame time laM year. The
outco Is steady , and since March has be < - ! ( . -
94G.3O bushels , against I6.llj.4il last year. And
yet western lecelpts have kept fairly ahead of
the eXHjrts |
The annual report of cotton ncrMKc by the
Financial Chronicle shows nn Increase of O.M
per cent In all the states , and an Increase In
every state In spite of the Moods , which , with
no more favorable weather than that of last
> ear. would mean a crop of nearly MIM.I > ) bales.
The market Is 1-18 eaker. ; urtly because some
southern cotton mills are trylnR to limit pro
duction. Neither cotton nor uuolen mlll.s can
expect other than a waltlnc buslnecg with a
change oC tarint Impending , but the demand fet
bleached Roods Is steady , though moderate for
print cloths , sIlKhtly better nt ! .tlc plus i pi-r
cnt. and for print goods , though not active.
llown : io < xl9 arc dull , thoUKh quotations are Un-
chanced. Some larxe wooltn mills are prej > arln <
to Increase outiut | , and are bu > lng heavily , sales
of won ! at lioston alone havInK rvacheil C.3IO.IOO
| x > unds. out of 3.6IS.C" ) sol'j ot all kinds nt the
chief markets. Carpet mills at rtilladrlphlti.
have just resumed after a. long Idleness
and are now rumilm ; full time. A somewhat
better reorder demand for woolens l < reported ,
especially In medium and hlKh priced Rixxls and
fancy worsteds , without clian tM In prices.
Iron furnaces In blast June 1 reported a weekly
output of lV > .3t > ) tons , BBalnst 170.5S May 1.
nnd in unsold stocks , exclusive of the ureat
steel companies , an Increa.-e of 11.613 tons for
the month to 1.050.202 tons. Yet when nn acci
dent sent one of the larxe concerns Into the
market to buy quickly oO.'M ) to COA11) tons of pt $
the price ron to J5.M for Uessemer nt 1'ltts-
burc recedlnB aften\ard to r..7J. with Rry
forge hiKher at 5S.:3. The nialn fact that pro
duction of pli : ha-s for some months been nrach
In excess of the demand of finished products.
Failure to form thu rod trust caused wire nails
to yield 5c. The general demand for plates anil
sheeu was better , nnd for bars much larger
east and at Chlcauo , with some larso orders
taken ut 1'lttsburt ; . Philadelphia reports de
cided Improvement In finished li-un. with fewer
concessions , and IMttsbure large structural or
der * , while apprehension of labor dltllcultles has
Induced much buying during the week. The
strike nt I'lttsbure ended without success.
Failures for the week have b-en a In the
United States , asalnst ! < 0 last year , and thirty
In Canada , against twenty-seven last year.
AVKIKI.V CI.K.YHIM ; iiocsi : TOTALS.
frntc of Iliislni-Ms Triinsni-tliiiis
of tinAKHUuIutcil Hunk * .
NB\V YOUK. June 11. The following table ,
compiled by DraJstreefs , shown the total
clearances at the principal cities and the
percentage of Increase or decrease , as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year.
CITIES. Clearings. | Inc. I Dec.
I I
New York . . . ; j ; si.23i.6D5i 13.0
Chicago
Hostoti T : > , = 74.224 "is !
St. I-ouis
Philadelphia 51.024,191
San Francisco 13.13J.SS :
Ualtlmore 13.412.0C3
14.S7S.320 ss
Cincinnati 13.27tf.7M 7.3
Kansas City , . 9.S2S.SSS 7.0
New Orleans 5.7J3.0S7 15.3
Buffalo . ' 4.103.2SC 6.0
Milwaukee 4.0M.452 K.S
Detroit e.os.ts ; 5.3
Louisville B.4I1,5W SS.O
Minneapolis 6.MiC.
OMAHA 4,570 0 5.1
Providence 4,551. 4 < M S.I
Cleveland 3.S71.W1 3.9
Hou.-ton : , 9I03
St. Paul 3.101.4W1
Demer 2.541. SS51
Indianapolis 5.30S.CU7) )
Columbus , O 3.CO.OOJ
Hnrtfcrd .
Richmond 2.057.S301 1.3
Washington 15.2 .
Salt Like 10.S .
Scranton 773. IS5 2.1
St. Joseph 1,191.114
1'forlr. l.lll.SiS
Memphis 1.S27.S34
Portland. Ore 1,191 , : 4.3 .
Rochester i.so.s 2.1.3
New Haven 1.577.S40 3.9
Savannah 1.CIS.SC9 3.S
Sjirlnctleld , Mass 1.531,20 " '
Worcester lJS2.1tO "i'.z
1.269. 91
Portland , Me ' '
Atlanta 1.U2.657 'i'l.3
Fort Worth J.340.S10 I 14.1
WBCO 731.2ir " 11.b
Syracuse , "siii.
DCS Molncs 1.027.CK 6.41.
Grand Rnplds 731,770) )
Seattle Cli.STSl 13.0
Lowell 15.C
Wilmington , Del W9.C95 .
Norfolk 559.0571.
Sioux City 9.4 , .
Los Angelci 5.M.
Tacoma 4.9' ' .
Augusta II.Ol.
Spokane 26.9 | .
Jacksonville SB. 407 | .
Lincoln 329.311 | .
New Hedford ;
Wichita s
Hlrmlnglmm
Topeka
L'xInKton , Ky 309,731' ' .
Hlnchamton H3.7WI. o
Dayton G3 .277 |
Il.iv City. Mich 201,214 , . ii.
Fall River S1J.ISI
Akron , O
I Springfield , O 1M.613I.
I Canton. O 170C |
j Sioux Falls 51.0411.
J Fremont. Neb , 7CJ3SI 20. C .
j Hastings , Nrb 04. SO 2S.7U
Chattanooga 251.270 ! 40.5 ; .
Fargo " . lW/J79i.
Nashville 1.175.8191
( lalveston 3.7& : > .7 l
MI.791 ! 3.4' ' .
5 3.72 ; 5.21.
254.7.2l. ll/
7U.41II
1.0W.S121.
Total , United States..jjl . < W. .1S2S16 ; 7.31.
Exclusive of New York. . | 426.il7.SlS ;
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Montreal .
Toronto . . 8.116.1041 7.5 ! .
Halir.ix . . 1,175,343 ] 1.71.
Hamilton 671.233 . 2.3
Wlnnlpej ; 737 , 30.2.
St , Jolina M7.302I
' Totali ' . . 'it 2l.8S7.25l , 18.6
HI3VI13W OF TIII2 S'J'OCIC MAHKKT.
Market I * Active uiiil KtlilliltH u Tcn-
tleiu-y to Ilrniulrii.
NB\V YORK , June 11. Uradstreet's flnan
clal review tomorrow will say :
Not only have advance * In quotations been
Eten throughout the share list , but the market
ha * be n much mon active and exhibits a
conitant tendency to broaden. Public participa
tion Is Increasing and while American stocks
have been thu speculative feature In London
there has been a fair amount of foreign buyIng -
Ing here. Khort Interest in various icck have
been driven to cover and the professional Inter
cut mainly ranged on the bull elde The com
bined effect of these factors has been to furnish
a much better buying power than Walt street
halt seen In many months. Evidence U also at
fraud that powerful Interests are nupiwrtlng their
Individual fi ctaltle > and that bull pools are
active tn certain prominent stocks. On Frjda )
the market cloied well up to the highest Us-
ures of the movement.
The movement which Is now taking place tn
Wall tre < t I * In effect & discounting of the
presumed favorable effect on business or a speed )
ending of uncertainty about the tariff. The In
crvam In the duties embodied In the new sugar
clause of the bill over those In the 'orlglna
home bill Is considered very favorable to the
American Refining company , which , it Is urged ,
will profit cnc'rinourly from the additional valui
given to Its large ilock of raw sugars , eatl
main of th amount running from II.004,040 to
SIS.000.000.
Rugar stock on Friday resa to 123U. The ad
vance lu the grander stocks , liowrver. would
t-etin to furnish a mc.rc rcuratu Index to the
Ken ral tendencies Another featuie wai the
nrnetri'iit of tlie coal ( tockb Into a better spec-
i.th' * posltltn ,
IHIAUSTIIKET'S U'lIUKIiV 1IBVII3W.
'H l Ht'IKirtefi llrller than i
VrnrAmi. .
NKW YOItK. June 11. I3raditr fa to
morrow , Juno 12 , > - lll s.
Notwlthttandlnr cool , w * weather , which
checked th dlitrlbutlon ot tea enable coodi
dUappv'Intment at the r < trlc an of dUtrlbutlcn
of nurchandUe In the oprlnv and early iumm
U slvln * y to hcr fulne for the fall trade
Iuiln l Utter than a year n o. The volume
t * Urrtr ud tbre are more people employed
than prior to tha Uit p > ldtall < a election. The
movemnt cf mtrcbandlie la tb * past five moatta
has been tllssppolntli Ji ut Jobbers arc
nlnjr to rer > rt fair oKl , * * for f H delivery.
The encournglnc feawy-tiri annijunced this week
are the Improvement In May railroad earnmc
nd the advnnc * In t.w-'rtr | of He emer plK
ron. Mlthouvn the latter Is lew sbrnltlcant
h n some rev > ortt Itrflfite. Manufacturer * of
woolens re more hopt'fufrthe outlook fur hlsher
prices stlmulnim ; ri oubttlve demahil for t > oth
raw and inanufacture.1 produ. . M. < "rvp prospects ,
tcept In Oregon nnj. JY/ishlnfrton. where rain
s needed , continue 'TkViJrable. lint and fort-
nc weather , with how r throughout the fruit
tales , has had an .excellent effect on cotton
nnd corn , whlcl h 5 stimulated demand for
mrrchnndlse. This > MkVi purrs movement In-
hides nn advance for tea , w.ient. Indian com.
it * . coftre. susar and.Wg Iron ; te idlnes < on
he part of prints , coal. lumt > er , s > te l billets ,
wtrolfum. | > ork and fifur. and declines fnr cotton ,
ard , turpentine and ro Tn , p < inllnf | ; to a , teti-
lency to reverse test * m < Milh"s weakness In quo-
atlons.
Kiports of wheat ( flour Included as wheat )
rom U > tli coasts f the Tnlt I states and from
Montreal this week amount to l.s .KS Mi. ,
eompareil with I.W11' ) bu last week. l.Ul.On
'U. In the week a year RKO. 1.7S1.000 tiu. two
ears ao. ZU4l w bu. three years ago. and as
omnwted wllh J.eai. tiu. In the like week
of ISM. Kxports of Indlnn corn this week
amount to 2 3W.29I bu. . compare. ! with 2.3y > . < ? v >
) U last year. l.SK.ff" ) bu. In the week n year
go. SR.OCO bu. two yenrs aio , M4.rt bu. three
enrs ago , nnd as cmtrusled with 7W.t-fl : bu. In
.ie like week ot ISM.
Time ar S3 * business failures reported
hrouBhntit t"i fnlte l States this week , com-
ared with 197 last week SI ! In the week n year
en 232 two years ape , 227 three year * line , and
contrnste.1 with 30 $ In the llku week of IWi
'here wen3S business failures In the Canadian
lomlnlon thl < week , compare. ! with 37 last week.
M in the week a year aso and Jl two years
STOCKS AMI IIO.M1S.
rlt'CK Persist 1 Miivlim 1'jnvnnl In
Spite of > > oni < * Protll-TnUliiir.
NliW YORK. June 11. The prices of securities
odny scored a further step In the proRtv s to-
\nnl a hiKher plane which has continued the
lomlnant tendency of the market now for over
wo wiks. . There was a larne amount nf selllnu
o realize profits from time to time by holders
atlsfled with their Rains an.l skeptical of the
lability and p rniAnence of the higher rnnse
> revalllru ; . Hut as has twn the case before.
hoUKh even more noticeably , the ofTerliiRS to
callie were quickly absorbed with only n tem
porary wetback to prices. Closlmr prices toilay
w.-w senerally l > low the best of the day. owing
o thM protlt taklns. as wa.i tne case yesterday ,
net cnln belns considerably le. s than the ex-
renie advances. The nKKrt-Kate cjf sales was note
o lanre as yeittnlny. bclm ; aliout SOO.OX ) . but
vns the larcest of the year , except jesterday.
The list of transactions also shows many addl-
lonal stocks awakened from n dormant state
nto active timllns. Tills was. In fnct. to mark-
dly the rise as tn sugxeft a manipulation with
he purpose of brlnslnp Inactive stocks up to
he level of the recently n.lvam-lns und active
ecuritl . Tliero was talk on the etchance of a
mil pool at work tn certain securities. This
> ell < ? f was accentuated by the halt In the ad-
nnce of the active leaders nf the recent upward
novement. noinbly the grangers. It Is a fa
miliar deIce In a bull to deal In one group or
ecurltles while sustaining the market by pur-
hases of another. Tlio favorites In today's ad-
-nnco were the low-priced shares of rcorsanlzed
companies. Over 2S.O:0 shares of Northern Pa
cific were sold , exceeded only by Susar with
! . ( shares. Northern Pacific common also
showed sales of over 12.C > 0 shares. Of Union
'acltlc 22.f * share * were fold. Thlt croup of
itoeks had been a favorite with I jndon for some
line and the rans'e attained Invited some selling
by I > indon to realize. London wa.s al o. how
ever. a buyer. Reports from exchnnKc * In other
Itles of revived Interest in speculation helped
.o Miitaln the market. Sugar's nwewilve
strength also gave tone to thu whole market ,
belnc Induonl by the progrvas made by the
uiar schedule. The advance In the anthracite
coalers was accelerated by the dlfllcultles In the
short Interests , whose needs were aggravated
> y the Increase of the loan rate on this group.
The top prices of many-clocks were carried be-
ow lust night's clo.se lij realizing at one time
or another during the 'day. but practically nil
show net gains , the notable exceptions being
Northwestern , Omatva' an-1 Lail preferred. To-
jacco loi-t n | K > lnt.i Cfcdada Sjuthern at one
Ime reacted Hi per cent , but gained n fraction
let. The stocks of the Iron companies were
notably strong on the trade outlook. Net gains
were for the most part fractional , hut extended
to a point or over ( n Hlinnls Steel. Minnesota
Iron (2 ( points ) . Tenntsse&'Coal. ' P.lrminKham di
vision firsts iG points ) . , Sy ar iSVs points ) . I-icka-
wanna , Canadian Pacific . Lnse ! < M oil (2 ( polntst.
Pacltlc Mall and Cnt&V Pacific. Of the low-
jrlcevl shares of reorganl tKl compinles Northern
Pacific preferred advanMil 2 i per cent ( with a
reactlCn of " ) . St. Hjuls c& San Francisco first
> referrel 3'fe per cent.Northern Pacific com
mon , Kansas & Texns pirfetred and Union Pa.-
a point or o\er and the Ittadlng stocks and other
stocks of this class a fraction.
The bond market continued to broaden from
day to day with Incrtiylnc streniftn In the
usually dominant morlgu'ee ! ' . The Inquiry for
.hese hecurltles Is qollu good , wjth wide varla-
Jens bttt , een bid aa l a&ked pr ce . Transao-
: lena * noted are several * "b/3lnts above 'previous
gales. < wjfh some 4ssiJ < $ 'recoixllh < Exceptional
cliangea. Trading ln < the speculative issues
quieted 'down somewhat , with fluctuations nar
row. The aggregate sales were tl.MS.OOO. The
more notftWorthy advanci-s were : Iron Moun-
aln btain ] " " ! ! 3s , 7 percent ; Tennessee Coal firsts.
Illrmlngliam division Cs , Utah Southern Kencral
7s , fnl. t receipts , 4 per cent , and International
t Oreat Northern 3s , 2H per cent. Oovernments
tended upward when business ! tended to counter
dealings.
The EveningPost's London financial cable
gram says : "Stocks remained firm today , con-
Inued Improvement In Americans being the
feature. Interest In that market Is steudlly In
creasing nnd I am able to state confidently
that many big financial people have laid In
stocks In expectation of a rl ; . Whether the
nubile will come In goon remains to be seen.
'rices tonight closed under the l > et. Mine-
were strong. The announcement of the com
mittee headed by Mr. Falrchllds , represemlnB
Central Paclfle bonds und shares , has created
surprise In view of the existence of the Han-
jury shareholders' committee and the recent no
tice that Speypr Hros. will soon call for n
deposit of bonds. -btainefs circles the new
committee Is scarcely taken seriously. The
Paris and Herlln markets were firm. "
The following wtre the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today :
Atch'son l'JV < Oregon Nav 18
AdaMs Ex 140 O. S. L..t U. N. . . . 1D4
Alfn.T. n DO Pacino Mall ' 'UK
Am.Exprcsi Ill Peorla , Doc. i B . M
llaltlmoro Jc Ohio , loy PlttHbutv 164
Canada Pacific 12 Pullman Palaco. . . lb"J4
Canada Southern. . OOM Ueaillns 2 IK
Central Pacific. . . . 10 K. 0. W 1'JW
Chca. iOlilo 174 do pfd 3til
Chlcaco& Alton. . 14S Hock Island G9h
C.U.4Q 70S St. Paul 7S
Chicazo Gas 8i > 4 | do pfd 135
Consolidated Gas. lilOHSt. , Paul A. Oaiaaa. OS
C. C. C. A St. L. . . . .M 'bt. ' P. .t O. pfd 14O
Cola Co.il A : Iron. . * s.Southern Paelfle. . I5H
Cotton Oil C < x-t. . . . 12 SusarUcnnury. . . . 120
Delawaro&llui. . 10sH Tenn.Coal A. Iron. 2J4
Del. Lick , .t W . . . 150 Texas I'aciflo OV
D. A.IS. O.Dfd 33HiTol.iO. Coil. pU. 40
Kne 14U-Unlou Pacific "M
Kriopfd Ma PU. d. Kxpran * 38
Fort Wayne 104 | W. St. L. & P.ic. . . . H
G , Northern pM. . . 120 W. St. L .V P. nfd , . 14 !
C. , 'c n. I. pfd 93 WtfilsF.ir.ro Ex. . . 104
Hocking Vallov. . 2l < UVsternUnion. . . . H-"i
llllnolHCetitr.il. . . 117 ] U'hoellrir i L. E. . Jt
St. P. &Duluth. . . . 21) | W. & L B. nfd 2H
K.AT.pM ; < OH Mlun. i S-Loan. 1 U
LakoKrIo < kWe . lIVi'Den. ' A a. G 10' <
ilopfd 031 < .G < > : i. Kteotrlo 33 >
LakoSharo 170 iNai'l LtnieeJ 12
Lead Trust ! ! m Colo. Kuel tlrou. 19i
Louisvlllo.t-V. . . . 40H do pfd 87
L i N. A 4 Tol. St. U A K. C. . - " "
MauhatunCon. . . . R7 ilopM
McmphUAC 13 Southern Ok
.Mlchliran Conir.il. 09 ioiitiior.i pfd 21)U )
Mo. Paclrtc 17U Tobicco 7H > i
Mobilu.VOblo 21) | Tob.-u-no pfd 104
NaBhvllloUhat. . . . lid I Am. T.i C. Co. . . . H8
N. J. Contra ! "OM.C.C.Co . Iti5
North Am. Co 30 I A. S. R. pfd 107
Nirthcn. Pacific. . 14S'l > atlior pfd 58
N , Pacific pfd ltd.Hunter 11
U.P..D.&U f < Uubt > er pfd 69W
Nortliwoaturn 10.iH.Am. Sulrlli lO
rtoDld 157 i doofd HO
N. Y. Central 1O1 O. K. A N. p'd. . . . fi
Ontario &W 14 if.C.C. A.til.U l > fd14
The total salin of stocks today were 295.1-03
shares. Including the following : American To
bacco , IO.IM ) . American jiggar. 42.400 , Hurllngton ,
14C"J ; Chicago ( Jan. JJVH receipts. 11.300 : Dela
ware & Hudson , 5.W ; , t < ouUvllle .t Na hvllle ,
5.1W ; New York Central. 5. ) ; Om ha , J.4K ) ;
Northwestern , ISOOi'-J-Nrtrthern IMclllc , 12.SU' ) ;
Southern Hallway preferred , 3,5W ; New Jersey
Central , 5,300. ' ' , ' "
Xi-w Yurla Myiiry Mnrltel.
NBW VORK , " June.llI-MONEV ON CALI *
Easy ut IfH'l l > er e9ntf"last loan , 1 per cent ;
clotd at IfilU petl trtit.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-JH04 per
cent. , ,
STERLING i.XCIIAN6E Firmer , with actual
biudnevs In bankers' UlU * t JI.S7 ( or demand
and at JI.55 4O4.W ftr Uty dayn ; posted rates ,
H.WVj and JI.HJu.kiC , Lcmmerclal bills , J4.U.
SILVER CiRTlFIfsAvtes- .C.
UAR SILVER Tciif ounce.
MEXICAN DOLLARA7ViC.
GOVERNMENT HONUK-Slrung.
STATE HONDS-DuJli ,
RAILROAD llONDtflTpns. .
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
on ireneral opecuUtlvtdem ml. closing
llrm , with the demand moderate.
Ho'tn.t .m ck < iiiotnllDnn.
BOSTON. June ll.-C.\u loini. IS'43 n r
cent , lima loan * , a l wr c nt Closluf prices
for stocks , bonds and nilnln ; nnarat :
A.T.AS. F. lSk iWU.lVnt . I
American sue.ir. . 1'W IfM. Hlf 9. 111. . . . 113
Am.Suc.-ir ofJ . . 1U7H Oon. KIco. pM . 74
Bay State On * . . . . SH-Atchinoti ptd . a. '
Hell Tplephono. . . 230H Atchlson 4i > . Si ;
DoMonAtAlbtny. 211 | Ni w KncUnJ Us. . US
DostonAMalno. . . 154 Oen. Klp . fin . 03
C..13. TON Wl < CVnt 04 . 11H4
Fttehlntnr . P4H' ' Alloxioi Mlnlnr CJ 1
Ot-nerM KlbCtrlo. . 3J'i Atlantic . 21)
Sun FrnnrNco Mining duotntlon * .
SAN FRANCISCO. Juno H.-Tn * oHclal cloi
Inpqnonilous lor mluliiff su-'i * to 117vjrj a
follows :
\ < MV York Mlnlnc Itnotiillonx ,
NKW YOItK. Juno 11.-The followmz are tha
clotlnemlnlnf quotation * :
Crown Point. 14 Oimir HO
Con. Ual. .V. Va. . . . ir.U Plymouth IM
Du.idwood IDS Oulcksllrer 100
OoulilA Curry 31) Oulck.Mllvur nfd. . . SOO
Halo JLNorcross. . 711 sicrraNerada. . . . . SO
HomoHtalco 290(1 ( Slandard I''o
Iron Silver 33 Union Con MS
Mexican V5 Yellow Jacket5
OnWrto BSD
London Stoi'U flnolntloiln.
LONDON.June It. t p. m. cloilnj :
Consolsm'.v. . . . . . . ll''iilHL IMul common. .
Consols , acc't. 112 13-11 ! N J. Cpiitr.il
Can.Paclflo. US' ! Pennsylvania
Krte
Krle'Jds illh Mcx. Cm. uow4s. 72 *
111.Central 09 L..t N . om
Mexican or\llnary. 21) lAlchlton .
IIAU SILVEll Steady at 17 > i < l per or.
MONKY per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
discount bills l ! l r cent ; for three months'
1,111s. li-lS per cent.
Gold la quoted nt Huenos Ayrcs at IM ; Lis
bon , 45'4 ; Home , 101.40.
Cri-cK anil Turklwli Iloiuln.
IXN1KN. June 11. Korclsn pecuritlcs : Turlt-
Isa. group - ll { > . ' * lilBher at 37 % : Kroup 3 ( O.
4 higher at K'i : group I (1) ( ) , Vi higher at : i = i :
others unchanrjed.
KllllllicllllOtvK. .
1IOSTON. June 11. Clearings. I13.4i:67 ; balances -
ances , | : .1CO,552.
IIALTIMOHK. June 11. Clearings , JI.SCI.OM ;
balances. KfJ.GII.
NEW YORK. June 11. Cl-arlngs , 1103,779,003 ;
balances. S5.7W.3H.
PHII.AnKLI'IHA. June 11. Clearings , Wl3.-
IM : halanre * . J1.H9.07S.
MKMl'HIS. June 11. ClearlnKs , JII3.073 ; bal
ances. $41,176. New York exchange t-elllnR at
$1.34 premium.
CINCINNATI , June 11. Money. 2H96 per cent.
New York exchange , nominally 75c premium.
Clearings , $ : .1S5HO.
ST. ! > OriS. June 11. Cli-arlnss. $3S51.0Stial ; -
ances. J-.I1.0S7. Money. 4ce7 per cent. New York
exchange , We bid : 75c premium asked.
NKW OULBANrf. June 11. Clearlmpt , J1.07S.-
074. New York exchange , bank. 1.DO per Sl.OCO
premium , commercial. 23c per $ ! . ( prvmlum.
CHICAGO. June ll.-ClearlnKs. $ U.fM.OC > ) . New-
York exchange. 65c premium , foreign exchange ,
steady ; demand. $1.S7 > , ; sixty days , Sl.SC'i.
Stocks , dull" some decline resulted from realiz
ing ; closing : Diamond Match. HOi , ; City Hall
way. ! (0 : West Chicago. 100 ; South Side U 4 : * ; ;
North Chicago , 227 ; Lake Street , lift ; Gaa 3s ,
101.
1'ori'ljtii Financial.
PARIS. June II. Three per cent rentes. 104f
Ko for the account. Exchange on London , ! 3f
llo for checks.
LONDON , June 11. The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Hank of Ungland on balance -
anco today -was 13.000.
( JOVEIl.VMEXT CHOP
rilmndr rnnilltlons PreviiilliiK lit tlie
Hi-KliiniiiK of tinWiMk. .
WASHINGTON , June 11. The week ending at
S a. m. , June 7 , was cooler than usual through
out the country , with the exception of the Pa-
clllc coast regions , the south Atlantic states and
southern Texas , where It was warmer than usual.
In the south Atlantic states and In southern
Texas the average dally excess ranged from 1
to 2 degrees , but on the Pacific coast It wa *
moro marked , the week being decidedly warm
over the interior of central and northern Cali
fornia , where the excess ranged from fi to 5
degrees rer day.
Over mui-h the greater part of the country
the average dally temperature for the weeU was
more than 3 degrees Iwlow the normal and over
thu northern districts , from the Kooky moun
tains to the lake region , the deficiency amounted
to more than 6 degrees per day. ranging from
3 to 13 degrees In the upper Mississippi and
upper Missouri valleys and upper lake region.
Freezing temperatures occurred In the Dakotas
and over the northern portions of Minnesota
Wisconsin and Michigan , the minimum tem
perature Ix-lntf unusually low for the season on
several dates In the upper Mississippi valley and
upper lake region , and the lowest on record for
the Ilrst dtx-ade of June at a number of sta-
lon- . Unusually low temperatura for the season
also occurred In the middle Atlantic states on
the M. the minimum at Washington on that date
being 4 degrws lower than the previous mini
mum record for the Ilrst decade of June Maxi
mum temperatures exceeding 90 deim-m occurred
In the south Atlantic and east gulf tatt und
from western Texas to Arizona.
The we-k ending S a. m. . June 7 , was drier
: har usual over the lower UVc region. Ohio val
ley and over the greater part of the Atlantic
coast and ear gulf states. There was aim les <
than the usual amount of rain generally through
out the Missouri valley , over portions of the
upper lake n-glon and upper Mlsslnslppl valley
and on the Pacific coast.
There was more than the average weekly rainfall -
fall from eauern Texas northward over western
Arkansas southern Missouri and portions of
souuern Illinois , central Indiana , southeastern
Michigan , northern New
England
, and
over
| * > r-
tlons of the Immediate coast from New Jersey
to northern Kl.irlda. Portions of the northern
und central JlocKy mountain slope , the greater
part of Mlnnc-jota. the upp r Michigan Prnlnauia
eastern South Dakota and northeastern Nebraska
also recrlveil mor than the average rainfall , the
fall In southern Minnesota exceeding two Inches
The heaviest rains of the week occurred In < vii
tral-easti-rn Teiai where
, amounts ranging from
two to eight Inc.ies over limited arcaa arc re
ported. ,
The week has been unreasonably cool and un
favorable to crop Browt.i throughout the central
valley * , lake rvKlon , New Kngland and middle
Atlantic fetate' . In the southern state * the tem
perature condltloMH have been more favorable
On thrf north I'acitlc coast rain Is badly needed.
In the southern states corn has mule good
progreKS during the week , but throughout the
central and northern districts ue crop has made
but Iowf trrowth. owing to abnormally luw tern-
prraturef. Poor stands
are reported quite cen
trally from the states of the Ohio valley lake
region and New Kngland , and In Wisconsin nnd
South Dakota the crop has sustained Injury by
frost , some being permanently damaged In South
Dakota.
Tlie reports generally Indicate that cotton lias
made but alow growth during the week , and that
tha crop , aa a whole , Is backward. Some Im
provement , as compared with iu tondltlon In
the previous week. Is reported from GeorcU , Ar
kansas and Lnultlana. In northern Tolas r v
Planting continues and growth has been re
tarded by cool weather , but In other sections of
the mate the crop has made fair growth , al
though damaged to rome extent In localities by
heavy rain * .
Ilurvntlr.g of wirier wheat Is now general In
the > puth m Hates. Some has been cut a far
north an southern New Jersey , and harvesting
will begin In routhern Kansas in about ten days.
The reports affrctlnK this crop ar * generally fa-
voruble but only slight Improvement Is reported
from Mhsourl and Ohio , while some Injury hua
bt-en done by frost \VUconiin. .
Abnormally cool weather ha retarded the
growth of iprlng wheat , which hai been dam
aged to ( torn * extent by frost In the Dakotai and
Minnesota.
Itain In needed for transplanting tovacco In
Tennea ee nnd the state * of the Ohio valley.
Most of the Mainland crop has been planto.1.
In Connecticut. Virginia and North Carolina the
crop l > not doing well , but more favorable re
port * are received from Florida , South Carolina
and Jllnourl.
IMillnilclphlu Prnclii.MMnrlol. .
PHILADKLI'IIIA. June -HUTTKH-Hteady ;
fancy uritern creamery. H&lMse.
KQGS rirm , frteh nearby. IHic ; frech west
ern. II011ttC
CHEKSB-rirm.
_
rullfornln Dried I'rulln.
NKW YORK. June -CALIFORNIA DIUI'D
I'lll'ITS Firm ; evaporated apples , prim * wire
tray. 4 * 041-je per pound ; wood dried , prime , 4'ic ;
tbolc * , kf4\c f ncy , ic per pound.
.Sun I'riini'lKi'oVlnat nnil llarlc-j- ,
SAN KIIANCISCO. June ll-WIIKAT-Clo d
flnn ; Pererntr. | l-M * > t-
IJAKLKY Klrra ; December.
Tcxtlli * Tnulr.
MANCHKSTER. June 11. Cloths and yarm.
rourkct c I > 5 eJ , holiday , _
Whca you buy a proprietary article , look
at it before the ileaian wrapi it up , and
arsure yourecK that you are getting the
right thing. SubitltutloQ U rampinl.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Eecaipts Continue Fairly HCATJ- and Rc-
qncst Moderatolj Urgent.
BUSINESS SLOW AND RATHER WEAK
Cnttlr lltij-ern Try to Korop n Ilnluo-
tloii but Do Not Sucori'il Yrry
\\1I1 | < > KK Ittilc About
Sic ml- . i
SOUTH OMAHA. Juno 11. Heceliits for
the Jayg Indicated were :
Cattle. HOBS. Sheep. Horse. ' .
Juno 10 3,497 5 , 7 453
Juno 9 3,21 * Gtc s all ii
Jutlo S 3,045 7 , < W2 ! < ? l IS
June 7 3.21S 1,3SS l.WH 23
June 5 iS > 9 ? fi.Ifj 2 33 . . . .
Juno 1 3.7SJ T.JSl UOS
June 3 2.IW 6.MS 3ftM 20
June 2 3,517 b > . 'SO 1.0S7
Juno 1 2.CM 9.M2 MI 19
May 31 1.&SJ 3.12S 1.S23
Miy 29 1,519 7.SI6 1.S5 * 1
May 23 1.338 S.21S 1,612
The olllcin 1 number o f cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
C. . M. & St. 1 * 1 2
O. & St. U 2
Ml.ifourl Piicltlc
Union Pacific system 15 3
C. * N , W 3
K. . U. & M. V 3-3 22
S. C. & P 1
C. . St. P. , 11. & 0 3 S
. & M. II 13 21
O. . 11. Q 7
K. C. & St. J 5 1 1
C. . H. I. & P. , CA3t . .
C. . 15. I. & P. , west 1 4
Total receipts 92 83 6
The disposition of the ilny's receipts was
aa follows , each buyer purchasing : the
number of head Indicated :
Huycrs. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 0 1.U1S . . . .
G. H. Hammond Co. . . . 373 13.1 . . . .
Swift nnd Company 717 I.Gil . . . .
Cutlnhy Packing Co 204 2.802 . . . .
P 1) . Armour , Chicago. . 401
II. llecker & Degan . . . fi
J. L. Carey CO
I olmun .t Rothschilds. . 113
Hill & Lewis Co 4S
Huston & Co 11
Li-lghton & Schallcr 37
Hammond , Kansas City. . . . 173 2T.2
Swift. Kansas City „ -o
Cudahy P. Co. , K. C 136 . . . . Ill
Swift , from country w
Other buyers 123
Left over 200
Totals J -2.435 0 79 GIB
CATTLE Less than a hundred cars of
cattle were on sale , but the most of them
were cornfcd beeves.
The market on fat cattle was weak nnd in
consequence slow In spite of the fact that
outside buyers were operating to some ex
tent. The leading , feature of weakness
seemed to be the feeling among buyers that
beef cattle have been Helling too high here
this feeling belni- based upon the fact that
cattle forwarded to Chlroiro this week have
Fold very little above the Omaha price.
\ Ith cattle selling in Chicago at nnly 5c
advance over the price offered In Onmhai It
was hardly to be expected ths : the buyers
would be very bullish , still they wanted the
cattle and salesmen were stubborn , so that
It was Impossible to pound prices vry
much. In the end the cattle were all sold
and at prices ' that were very close up to
yesterday's figures.
Butchers' stock was slow under the influ
ence of the market on beef steers , but there
were , however , only ten or a dozen loads
of cows and heifers and the demand was
sufficient to maintain steady price * The
offerings were all taken Iri reasonably good
Stockers and feeders In first hands were
n very small supply but there were plenty
In the hands of sV > culators. The market
did not show any material change , values
remaining about steady at yesterday's de
cline.
Representative sales :
NATIVKS.
UKEF HTKERS.
No. Av. Pr. Nu. Av. Pr. No. Av 'l > r
35. . . . 1157 $1 30 19..123C Jl 33 G..11W JI40
S3 1141 4 KH 1..IISO'3 73 3..10W 410
16. . . . 935 4 10 7S lout 4 10 21 10S4 4 13
r 1033 420 22..1CS.S 423 10 1013 423
6..1233 4 2 ! 40..1121 425 9..1151 433
3..1226 4 40 35..1216 4 43 54..1140 4 43
21 1337 4 VI 10..12SS 453 3 . . 9'J 3M
47..10C3 411 14. . . .1101 450 13..HOT 440
7..1W3 4 W 19.-.1112 430 25..133 443
7 1037 410 30. . . . 023 430 S 1277 443
( K..10.-.S 423 C3..111S 450 21..1S2I 4 iO
22..1SiO 4 i'3 2..100) 430 20..1273 4 Co
1S..1115 ' 430 126..1310 440 12..1111 410
G ! tv9'4i : 16 ? 33 413 15 1170 4 ? )
20. . . . 1171 410 47..1223 423 27..1227 423
21..1149 430 b0..i3l 1474 6L..lU 120
COWS.
1. . . . S10 200 1..1070M 3..1030 290
L. . . W ) 2 W 1..1IOO 300 1..1030 315
4..IW7 333 5..121S 3 2..1133 340
1 12VO 3 S3 1. . . . IM 273 1..1100 240
2..1030 300 I. . . . W ) 325 2..1120 330
1..10W 340 1..1IOO 340 2..110) 350
1..12 * ) SO ) 1. . . . 000 230 1 1030 2M
1. . . . 7W 3W C..lllir s 23 1. . . . ? 20 3
1 SCO 330 S..11C3 3 C3 IS 1034 313
1..1020 345 6.-.1116 543 1..1010 230
2..1103 290 1. . . . SCO 310 1..1120 SCO
1 9iO 2 1..11M : 310 2 1325 SCO
1 SO ) 3 ft ) 1 1040 330 13 ! V ! 370
1..1250 ZOO 7..1157 333 4..1143 373
2 10C3 3 HO 2 1150 333 1..SIO 375
1..1020 303 1..11CO 340 5..IOCS 373
1 1050 303 1..1170 349 10 10SS 373
HKIPEIIS.
1 930 S 63 23 Ua 370 6 SCO 3 SO
2. . . . 7W 2 30 S. . . . 760 2 73 11. . . . 730 3 W
j 760 200 1 CM 3W 29. . . . 7i > 6 J M
$ 7 370 2. . . . 910 3 7IT 3..SIC 273
1 X 390 1 < n 2 CO 5. . . . 00 353
1 7JO 3 40 S. . . . 923 3 O ) 2J. . . . 731 3 75-
2. . . . 470 330 5. . . . 370 SCO 2. . -.72) X f0
1 CS ) 3 M ! W4 3 63 B. . . . 742 3 V )
1 60i ) S M 4 C03 3 C3 7 . ' 7 310
20. . . . C07 353 4. . . . 043 370 14..7C1 405
HULLS.
1..1150 300 1..1220 300 1..1270 310
1..13W 325 1..W19 333 l..l'HO S W
J 1430 2 W 1..2WO 313 1 I3JO 313
1..I6M 323 1..130 323 1..13W 325
1..1445 323 1..I2JO 250 1..1050 t M
1..1120 270 2 1270 310 1..1320 323
1..1060 S 10 1..12W 325 8..1133 353
STAOS.
1..1020 3 73
CALVEH.
L. . . 190 CCO 3. . . . 14J CCO ! < > . . . . H75 425
L. . . 170 573 L. . . 2C 373 I. . . . 313 450
L. . . 110 5 M 1. . . . 200 6 W
STOCKEUS AND PKUDKItS.
3. . . . MO 375 L. . . CO 373 L. . . 350 4 W )
5. . . . 772 4 OKI ! . . . . ISO ICO 16..1111 410
1 J020 4 1 . . . . 913 4 10 2..1005 4 10
L. . . 440 425 4..VJ 123 4. . . . 772 400
! . . . . 745 40) 1. . . . Sli ) 4 < W 15. . . . SM 423
21. . . . 670 445 06. . . . 7'J1 4 SO 1. . . . IM 340
L. . . 630 375 L. . . 720 373 4. . . . J73 . ,80
L. . . 430 4 O ) 1 770 400 21..SIJ 415
. . . . ) 415 3..1j:0 4 SO 2. . . . Crt 449
HOGS The ttory of today'j uog market Is cmn
told light receipts , s < J"d demand , cverylhinE nolj
early. The trade opened a little \vrnk that l .
buyers were bldJlnic tailer prlcen , but very few
liugs cold on the i-oft i > pot. Tlie inaiket uoon
linne.l up apniln on.l closed better. T.ie Iiop.1
told the name aa yenterday-that Is. principally
at the three price * . J3.25. f.1.17 % und fl.30 , with a
top at lJ.32VvIlepreienlatlve ale :
. No. Av. Sb. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
70 3 < H . . . 13 25 45 2sO * 0 Jl 27H
Us 317 . . . 323 CI S70 . . . 3 27 ( ,
76 r33 * 0 3 23 f.7 317 40 327 !
I 54 . . . .3 60 3M 36 SC7 40 3 27JJ
I 57 2 < 3 KO 3 23 66 ZM M 3 27' . ;
a. . ! yn . . . 3 K . 71 C . . . 327(4 (
M SM ) W J 23 K 2i3 100 3271 ,
J4 32 . . . S 23 11 247 . . . 3 Z71-
! 45 2v ) M 3 25 72 2 2 120 3 27ij ,
61 280 0 J 23 0 2C9 Zrt ) 3 2714
G2 SIC J40 325 M 2 160 327(4 (
65 63 60 323 M 2T < . . . 3 27/ ( ,
Kl . . . 323 n < 0 327'
J2 S27 . . . 325 M S > I . . . J S7i
\a \ 294 HO 3 2S 47 2J * So 3 5
SI 31 . . . 3 2J K 274 . . . 330
U > S16 0 3 S3 0 231 60 330
43 3i2 W SIS a 230 . . . 3 SO
K ) S26 . . . 3 2i M > 0 .1 M
jj SM . . . J 23 44 2JO . . . 3 l < i
44 25 ! 151 325 63 2IJ M 1 30
W 27S 210 J 23 24i . . . 5X0
i9 2 1 SO J 2' 7S 2J1 M 3SO
(3 Sf4 24V 3- " . 70 249 W 3 JO
VI KM . . . 3 ? 3 79 249 (0 23)
CO 30K . . . I 37lj 72 2IS . . . JW
Cl yn V SJIVj 6 ! 24J . . . 330
y > Sun tO 3I7H tl 204 4 SCO
51 .310 M J27j ( S 41 310
S Z76 W J 2754 70 240 . . . JM
70 25 * . . . S 2714 78 Ml . . . 3 SO
6 261 41 1 I7Vj K : W . . . 33 > )
W 247 M S rT.i 23 250 . . . 330
y SIS . . . S7 i 77 210 JM B 30
78 2i2 ID S S7V4 J6 260 . . . S 70
-SSft . . . S li'.i M 5 . . . 3 SO
10 217 . . . S2714 46 359 . . . J 30
S3 0 . . . 3274 i ; 320 . . . 330
M . -Stl CO SS7H i 232 M S 30
64 S7S M t 2714 M ? IS ItX ) S SO
U J14 M I 274 71 2C7 f > SO
(14 ( .140 . . . 3 27Vj 70 Il'i . . . J Seta
ta soi M 32744 ta ; ; 40 s so
CS ! Sl M 3 27i K 26S . . . 3 SO
75 2SS W 1 17(4 * . . . SM
C2 271 ICO S 27H W 275 . . . 3 * >
It KZ . . . 3KH C8 26 M 3 SO
61 SW S27H 110 . . . 3 *
t2 281 . . . S 27'.i 44 JOT. . . . 334
JIl NO J J7Vi 7 < 213 43 3 Hit
Pl'ds-ODPS AND KN1W.
1 JO . . . JM I S 0 . . . SIS
j . . . 3S t 174 . . . 8
4 . . . . . .IS . . . J H 1 ISO . . . Sli
Z 310 . . . 3 24 1 JM . . . SM
2 MO . . . 313 I ! 36 . . . 323
S 2t S ti 4 3 . S 23
g SiS . . . 3 2i 8 2 1 . . S IS
6..2M . . . I 2i . . . . . . . . . . . 1 nit
6 W . . . IX t 300 . . . ffiti
* tn . . . i M i tjo . . . JN
m ISO . . . S 36 L..S70 . . . S W
SIHIKP Thr were UT cars of sheep In th
yards today , and the market was about ntcndy ,
ClllfACO I.1VIJ STOCK MAHKKT.
nnil Slircp I'alrlArtlvr nn
Slt-nily UIIKH Klrnirr.
OIIICAao , June 1L The general demand fcf s
cattle WAS fairly artlve and prk-es were steady
i > a rule. Nntlxe l < ef steers iwlj nt trorri
IIW to f.VSO for the poorest to the best , but ' &
nn extremely small percentage went above JS ,
and the bulk of the cattle wire purchased at $
from SIM to I4 ! . Westerns sold at from W.M
to 14.W. Keetllnc cattle were scarce , the best
lights fetching tl. > and M.SSH. Cows , heifer * \
nnil bull * were active and dry fed lots wern
llrmcr. but Kn s y lots were nlwul IPo lower.
lal\e. < M iiv M hfr fnr the best , prime lots
fetching | i e > i Texas cattle were more plentiful
and acilxe. Mrssnnrl fed h'ts sellltiR especially
well. The t-est cattle brought 14 7o.
ln hi < K trade was < icil\e at flrmfr ptloe * .
S lM were nt nn extreme range of from 111 *
to J..Cl ! , for commnn to prime hoes , tue butK
selling at from JI.I- , to 11474. PU > brought
from JJ to JJ.SO.
Prices for sheep were steady , nltli n falrlr
actUe general demand. Inferior to choice fhrep
sold at from t : So to II 'A Hales were lar-Rely
at fnmi II to to II IS. with Texans and western *
litvdnmlnatlni.Iwimbv fold at from J.t.25 to II.'J
and wooled Colomdrts brought 15 SS. while spring
lambs were nctl\e at from 13 JO to IS.05.
Receipts : f/ittle. S.CIA ) head ; hogs. 18,00 * he d {
sheep. 6,010 head. -Vf
M , l.oulM Live Stork.
ST. 1/JH'IS. June ll.-rATTUI-Uecelpln. J.009
head ; shipments. 2.000 head ; market steady for
natives : enjy for Texann ; choice to extra ex-
iwn steei . lVWfi3.1S. fair to good native hlp-
pln < steers. | 4.MHil ! " > . bulk of sales. ll.4A 4.Co :
dre se < l Ix-ef nnd Imtrhers' steers. II.OMM.W ;
bulk of saint. 14.101(4 70 , steers under l.OfW tba. ,
I3.75RI.55 ; bulk of s.lltv , 14 1504.35 : Mockers
and feeders. I2.7S 4 SS. bulk of tales. U.MIM.W :
cows and helfen. II 7 : > f4 65 , Texan nnd Indian
steers. J3.COjM.50. crasser * . JJ.COCfl.10 ; cows and
heifers , } 2.:5fl3 fi ) .
IKKIS Receipts , t.tVO head ; shlpmentH. 4.00
head : market a shade Inner al j.25i3.u5 ; mixed ,
J3.1S f3.35 ; heavy. J3O 3.4 ( > .
S1IKKP Receipts. 3.CW head ; shlpmcntu , nonet
market strong : nutUe muttons , J3.J5fil.irculls ;
and bucks. 12 WfrS.IJ ; Texas sScep. 3.40ttl.li ;
lambs , I4.25Q4 50.
\cw VorK I.lvo SI icU.
NKW YORK. Junn ll.-nP.KVKS-Recelpts , RST
head : natlxe steerx > l 40ff5.15 ; stags and ox n.
U.OOHI.S4 ; bulls. } 2 90ff.3 ; dry COWK. j.OOffS.K > -
European cables quote American steers nt 10f
lie , dn-jFOd weight ; s.ieep. ll 12'ic ; rtfrlRtrutor
bei-f. fmi ! > c.
CALVES Receipts , 792 head ; slow and burelr
Meady ; veals , J4.006.25 ; buttermilk calves. $3.50
Ir4.5.
HHEEP AND LAMH.5 Receipts. M7 hpail )
dull : sheep and yearlings weak ; lambs easier :
sheep. U.fWI.lO : yearling * . J3.5nS5.00 ; lambs.
ll.r.0ftr ni ; one car , | 6. .
1IOOS Receipts , 2,75 head ; lower nt JI.CO { >
4.W.
KittiHn * City Llvo Stork.
KANSAS CITY. June -OATTLn Receipts.
4SC ) head' market al out steady ; Texas steen .
t3.40fil.25 ; Texas cows. JS.WHIJ DO : mocker * an l .
fee ! ers. J3. < iMrl.lO ; native cows and heifers. JJ.15
fll.W ; Mocker * and feeders. J3.25tM.S3 , bull * . JZ.SJ
O3.75.
HOOS-Recelpts. 14.ft > l head : market steady to
Htn-nu. active : bulk of sales. J3.254JJ.30 ; heavies.
J3.Kfi3.33 ; packers. J3.W03CO' mixed , Jl.25
3.324 ; IlKht , J3.IOtf3.SO ; Yorkers , J3.27UffJ.30 , pigs ,
J2. 20 3.23.
SHEIIP Receipts. 4.W head : market strong !
Iambs , 13.35(74.23 ; muttons.
innt Iliiiriilo Live Slin-K- .
KAST HUPKALO. June 11. CATTLE Slow.
HOGS Yorkers. J2.0Hr3.G5 ; common to gooJ ,
J3.t j < ? 3.50 ; pigs. gt < o.l to choice. J3.4&83 65.
I.AMIIS Choice to prime. JI.S3&500 ; culls , common -
mon to good , S3.5ei.OO.
SHEEP Choice to selected wethers , ! 4.25t4.:5 ;
culls and common , j.75it3.C3.
Stuck In Sl
Record of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets for June H :
Cattle. Hoc"Sheep. .
Omaha . 3.4 7 5.S27 4U
Chicago . 3,000 2"i.00 > 6.000
Kansas City . 4.DC' ) ll.OW 4.000
St. Louts . 3.WO 5,000 3X (
Totals . 13.937 50.827 1J.4JJ
CnftVc SlnrUotn.
NEW YOhK. June It. COFFEE-Optlons
opened Inactive , with prices unchanged to 5
Points advance. European markets , though
slightly hlRlier. were ulUKgl'h and without In
fluence. Small recclpt-i nt Huropean ports and
free deliveries In New York had a steadying In
fluence. The market was lifeless all day ; doted
Inactive. & points hluher to 5 points net lower.
Sales. 230 bass. Including December at J7.4S > v
Spot coffee , Hlo. dull ; No. 7. Invoice , J7.7J ; Job- "
bine. SS.S3. Mild , barely steady : Cordova ,
017.EO ; jjplej. ulinut l.0" ) l > nB No. 7 po at
Total waii-housc deliveries from the Untied
St it-s. 19.317 IUR. . IneludlnB 1S.6M from New
Vnrk. Ne\v Ynrk ptock to-day. 334,671 ba > ;
t'nlted States stn.-k. S97.0IO bags ; afloat for tha
Tntted States. Sjn.Wi tmits ; totnl visible for the
Pulled States. 727.010 K-i n. ainlnst 347,159 bags
la. t j-far and 57J.Hi bae * In l'3.
IIAVItn. June 11 - < X > I-'KKB Closed dull but
steady nt 'if net advani-e. Sales. 7.000 bags.
SANTOS. June II. COI'TKK Steady- coed av.
fngf Santos. 9.130 lels. llecclpts , 4.COO bacsj
elock. 2Jj.O"tO but .
HAMP.l-HO. June ll.-C'OFFEn-.ipfK advance.-
Sales. 3 C > ) baw.
KIO , June It. rOFFBE Steady : No. 7 Illo ,
* ,630 reis ; cxchanie , 1 IJ-lCd. llecelpti. B.OOO
l Bs : cleared fir the I'nlted States. 12.000 baRs :
cleared for Kurope. 5.0CO 1-ags ; stock 214,030
L.ac > i.
NI3W OP.LRANP. June 11. COFFnC-Steady ;
ordlnarj' to fair. 10(401-Uc. (
IviiiiHiiH ( * lly lurUi'tii.
KANSAS CITY. June II. WHEAT Somewhat
firmer ; No. 2 hard. 'Oc ; No. 3. 3G7c : No. 4 ,
HK/CSc. latter for choice. No. 2 spring. 70c ; No.
3. dfTKc ; No. 3 red , S2c ; No. 3 , 73S77C' No 4
61fl70 < ! .
t'OIlN Very ntak and I40"e lower ; No. 1
mixed. ilfizlV.
OATS About steady and rathar slow ; No. I
white. 1SO20 ; .
HYK N.I. 2. 2SO29C.
HAY Steady : choice timothy , J3.0iHJ9.50 ;
choice pralrlc. J7.C097.50.
IH'TTER Steady ; creamery , 10H31H4C dairy.
810 ? .
K."IS Steady ; fre h Kansas nnd Missouri , 7c.
P.KCR1 ITS Wheat , 3,000 bu. ; corn , 30,600 bu ,
oats. IG.Mn bu.
SHIPMF.NTS Wheat , 2.400 bu. ; corn , 32.500 bu.j
outs , l.l.COfl bu.
.Shoo nnil Lfntlier ltt vliw.
CHICAGO , June 11. Tile Chicago Show unS
Leather Ilevlow of June 12 will fay ; Tlie United
iUate * Leather company was a Urge purcliUKer
of hlden on Friday and the pack" * are IioMInc
sirens views. The blir company several days
itso withdrew In outstanding quotations on
leather , anil , while ndvance.1 ure not exactly
announce. ) . It 1 evMent ( list prices artfirmer. .
May native ftt-cr hides have until at 9ic and
Jiirin butt branded Meer lillea at Sr ; .Time
Texan rleer hides at 9e nnd June Colorado fleer
hides at Sc. A Mock of April and May unready
Hefts wan * uM nt W&i'.i'V ijuoto native
i-tefm at Hie : hea\y Tcia . 9c ; light Tnxaa ,
iic : Initt brands. Stc : Colorado. 8c ; native cown
IlKhl. S'-ic. and ln-nvy. JkCounfr } ' hides era
Bcarco and strong. uMth buiTc uti' ' c.
Oliirliinntt .tl.'irKrlx.
ClNt'INNATI , June ll.PLOLUut ; : nnd un-
WIIKAT Steady ; No. : rea , ift :
OOUN-Uull ; No. 2 nilxr-.I . , 2J'i < . .
OATS Uull ; No. i mlxpd , 2tiiVic ,
HVi : yulet ; No. 2. Inc.
LAUD Pinner.
I1ITLK MKATS-HtCddy nt ll.lKjl.30. (
steady nt % ' > . -jQZ.Zf.
WHIFKV-Steady at tl.U.
HUUAK-Flrni.
noftS < juiet ut Si1.
CIIKiSK-KasV.
LI VfTpnol ( i nil n Mini ITII vlKlnn ,
LlViRI'O'M. , Juno JI.-PROVIHIONS-Hnmi ,
( hurt rut. dull .1' Us. iilicci'lerv , quiet nnd ruty
at 27s
Tl'ltl'BKTINB Spirit * , llrm nt zln 5d.
CORN American mixed , ' ! ( . new llrm at
2 * S'W ; July , llrm at 'if S'August | ; , linn at
2s l\ < \ ; American inlxt-U , ? pt , old , firm at
I * Stid.
FIXJUH St I ull fancy winter , steady at
Cs 3-1.
W1IKAT Spot. No. 1 r < * 'l and norlhern jprlnc ,
itcdtly at it 9d.
Iliiltlninrc Jlnrkfln.
HAI.TIMORIJune : ll.-KI/M'H-Dull rf-
eclpts , 3.1"J hblx. . eiporlo , D.C1Z bldr.
WHKAT Unn-llleil ami aiy : | > ot ,
KpltniU > r. C > > iOc ; i"iuilifrn wUt-Jt by tnrnple ,
75j > 0o. Rrrclpti. 1.910 bu.
I'ORN'-Weuk ; pot. WiVf ; .Sfptember ,
W'f bid ; Hmmer ml f-l. ; cvf ! Ii ; you ( hern
whlto corn. S2fi33c. Kouthcrn yellow. " > > < ; Jt .
-liti > . H.I. 'J bu.
OATri ritrttdy ; No. 2 white , ZT < jr4c. : Ilfl3t ,
bu.
NBW kOHK. June II. SL'CAH-Raw. * trnnirt
centrifugal v tr i , 3 ; c. Hefinr-d. neatly , muld
A. 5r ; iturularO A. 4c ; conftc'lonerr A , 4 > C |
cut loaf. 5\r. cru h * d , f,9 c ; ; owdr'rd , 'BCJ
raivjldtrd.t ; ciib , 'jft.
Niw ORLKANH-June 11 - HUfiAn-Opcn kft.
He. quirt at 2C3' ! c : centrifugal , tery uroni- ;
granubitftl. 2K 4r. wlillfi * . 2 I11M3yrltr > w ,
3Vtr3 ll-ltc. kfronih , 2i/2ic ( Miil.llfts. xlradr )
Iliilfiilo nrtiln
IH'PKAlJO , June WIIHAT-No. . I ncrlhtro ,
old. 7Sc- new , 74'c. X-J. 2 Air.tcr. E4c.
fOUN No. i , ne.
> ATB-Nf. . 2. Uiic.
HVP.-NO j s f.
JAMES E. BOYD & CO.
Telephone 1039. Omuliii , Nub.
COMMISSION-
GRAIN ; PROVISIONS : AND : STOCKS
IIOAlin 01' THADU.
Direct wlre > to Chlcajo and N' w York.
CcrropondcnU : Joiut A. U'urco It C * >