10 THE 03ir ATT A DAILY UEE : FRIDAY , JUSTE 9 , 1891) ) .
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAI
Wheat Prices Pail to Maintain Standard o
Yesterday.
BETTER CONDITION OF CROP HAS EFFEC1
ln l < udc of I.n t Kenr tiny * SIM
J'rcvnlln In Corn nml Onli I.neU
of Support Cnuni'i Ilulllicii *
III I'rovlnlnnN.
CHICAGO , Juno 8.-Apprehensons ! of t
bcarlth government report hung like a pnl
over the wheat market today nnd Inducci
enough selling lo depress prices to a poln
Ho under yesterday's cla > o. Corn was flrn
nnd advanced about Vic. Oats declined " '
Provisions were heavy nnd declined
714c.
714c.Only for a short time following the open.
Ing In wheat wn * that market governed bj
the Influences usually controlling. Th <
opening wns rather weak , July itarMng ni
76HS76HO , compared with yesterday's do *
ln price of 7514flWKie. Traders ovldentlj
greatly Improved tone ol
Jiad In mind the
domestic crop advices , especially M regard ;
eprltitf wheat , nnd considerable long' whoa !
the market during the llrsl
was thrown on
few minutes' trading. This depressed Jiili
reunited
to 7440. where a strong reaction
Investment -
and isome
from free covering by fhorts
vestment buying following the POKtlngol
European crop reports , showing the
rome
condition In Roumanla and Russia to be
claimed. Before -
.
previously
fully ns serious as
fore 11 o'cork : the market had "d need to
75WJ75HC. That was the high po nt of the
that the
day. The belief wa * quite general
government report would be
forthcoming
derldrdl ? bearish. As the session wore or ,
this gradually overshadowed eye rytmnB
Ivold whea
unwilling to
fl. p longH were
imndlng the report , but found a Rood 'leal
of dllllculty In disposing of their holdings ,
nnd the market during the afternoon was n
decidedly weak one. Northwest recelpte
were , another bearish factor. Minneapolis
nnd Duluth reported 6.T7 cars , against VX
last week and 1D7 a year ngo. Chicago re-
oelpta were 178 cars , seven of contract qual
ity. Now York reported ntty-thrco loads
taken for export. The cash demand was
B'OW. July sold as low as 74&C and closed
" ' rather slow but steady , though
not holding the best prices. The cash de
mand was the feature , 700,000 bu. being re
ported nnld for shipment , half for export.
Crop reports were In the main favorable.
Receipts wore llberal-WO ears. July ranged
from 33&ST34C nnd closed MQUo , higher at
Oats wcro slow and barely steady. Crop
reports wcro good nnd this Induced twine
to ling by longs. Receipts were 282 oars.
July ranged from 23c to 23 < 4 < ff23Hc and
closed > ic lower at a'JMJ'MVic. ' '
Provisions were dull and declined s.Ightly
nil around in consequence of lack of sup
port Hog prices were lower nnd packers
offered moderately , but the demand was nl-
niost entirely lacking. At the chve Ju y
pork wns 7&c lower at .17 % , July lard 2&c
lower at tS.lGVi and July ribs a shade lower
Estimated receipts for Friday : Wheat ,
520 cars ; corn. 475 cars ; oats , 2GO cars ; hogs ,
2J.OOO head.
Leading futtires ranged as follows ;
Article * Open. IllSh. Clone. Yest'dy
Wheat.
July. . . 74T.-7B
Sept. . . 76MOH 7SH TfiW
Dec. . . . 70H 7DH 70k 77H
Corn.
July. 34 33W
Sept. . 31 34H 3334 ?
Pl'C. . . . 33h 33K
Oats.
July. . . S3H
8ept. . . ! ! OM S021 !
Porlt.
July . . R20 820 817 S17H 825
Sept . . R37H 837X 835 835 840
July. . . onsh ; B02W B02H 505
Sept. . . 615 BIS 515 517H
IllbH.
July. . . 4115 4Q.'i . . , 4fl7W
Sept. . . 4 HO 480 477H480 _
No. 2.
Cash quotations wore as follows :
FI.OUR 'Market quiet : winter patents ,
JX.ffiS,75 : straights , JS.STiWS.lS ; clears. M.15T8
S.2. > ; spring special8. ! J4.35 : patents. $3.40U
B.SO ; straights , J2.HOSR.25 ; bakers , J2.25@2.CO.
WHEAT No. S spring , 72'/4075c ; No. 2
red , 7Ciit77c.
CORN Nro. 2 , SSH'ffmc ' ; No. 2 yellow , 34c.
OATS-No. 2. 2o ? 2SV4c ; No. 2 white , 29V4c ;
Os'o. 3 white , 27'45i29e.
UYK No , 2. nominal. 55c ,
HARl.EY-No. 2. 3CIT37HC.
SEEDS-Na. 1 llnxseed , $1.02 $ ; northwest ,
(1.01. Prlmo timothy seed. J2.30.
PROVISIONS-'Mess pork , per bbl. , J7.2&R )
8,20. Lard , per 100 Ibs. . { J.87'iS5. ( . Short
ribs sides ( loose ) , $4.4 ! > ff4.75. Dry Baited
Bhouldera ( boxed ) , $4.5054,73. Short clear
Hides ( boxed ) , $4.90S.OO.
WHISKY Distillers' Hnlshed goods , per
cnl. . J1.2G.
SUGARS-Cut loaf , $6.02 ; granulated , JS.62.
The fcltowine are the receipts and ship
ments for today :
Articles. Receipts. Shlpm'ts.
Flour , bbls 0,000 12,000
\Vhqat. bu 106,000 3,000
Corn , bu 428,000 357,000
Oats , bu 284,000 401,000
Olye , bu 4,000 703
Barley , bu 9,000 4,000
On the Produce exchange today the butter
anarkot wn firm : creameries , 13V
dairies , KXiTKc. Cheese , easy , 7 %
steady ; fresh , 12c.
JVI3W YOHIC GENEHAL MARKET.
( liiotntlmiH for the Day oil General
Cnniniodlt le .
NH\V YORK , Juno 8. FLOUR Receipts ,
Bl.OOO . VMs. ; ( exports , 14,600 bbls. ; dull
nnd barely steady ; winter patents , $3.90 ®
4.00 ; winter straights , $3.60fl3.GO ; Minnesota
patents , $4.00 ® 1.15 ; winter extras , $2.6033.10 ;
Jllnueso'ta ' bakers , $3.00 < i3.25 ; winter low
Erodes , $2.45Jt2.Ki. IRyo Hour , mon > active ;
Bobd .to fair , $3.10iS3.25 ; choice to fancy , $3.30
< l.r > 0.
COR'NlUEA'I.r- ' Quiet ; yellow western ,
E21iMc ; city , S,1fJS4c ; lirnndywlne , $2.ir > > ff2.20.
iRYiR Steady ; 'No. 2 western , 6lc f. o. b.
clloiit.
llARLKY-Qiilct : feeding , 37c ; malting , 43
Kfl7c c. I. f. , liuffnlo.
nARUHVMAUT-Stcady ; wstern , G7SC3C.
WHBA.T iRecolpts. 411,000 hu. ; exports ,
' 4S.200 bu. ; sales , 2,97T > ,000 bu. futures , 422,000
fcu. spot. Spot quiet ; iNo. 2 red , 8S'ic ( , spot
and to arrive f. o. b. atloat ; No. 2 red , SOVfcc ,
elevator ; No. 1 northern , Duluth , S2 ic f. o.
1) . alloat and to arrive. Options opened
weak and lowar , followlnft unsatisfactory
cables. They experienced ono or two sub-
eequent rallies on covering , but were gen-
rally we k all day under local liquidation ,
north and southwest .soiling orders , Inspired
Siome- crop news and bltr spring receipts.
Closed w.ak at HfC/ic netdecline. . Salts
Included No , 2 red. July , 79TMSOHc. closed
S0\ic \ ; September , 79 ll-160SOy-c , closed , SOc ;
tDecembor. Sic.
CORN Receipts , 177,400 bu. ; exports , S9.-
347 'bu. 'Spot steady ; ( No. 2 , 4flfce f. o , b.
Hlloat nnd lOHc , elevator. Options opened
rosy , but developed later strength on bull
crop news and big export trade , closing
firm nt He not advance. July , 3 ! > Vir % > ? 4c- .
close < l 33Ho ; 'Soptem'be-r ' ' , 39Vi@38Hc , closeil
.
OATS Receipts , 2BiOO ! 'bu. ; xporU , 22-
COO bu , Spot dull : 'No. 2 , ZQftc ; No , 2 white ,
IT.'VjC. Options quiet and steady.
1IAY Quiet ; ahlpplng , toffiGOc ; goo < l to
cltnlco. "ofiSOc ,
HOPS Steady : state , common lo choice ,
1&9U crop , 6e c ; 1S97 crop , HfTlSo ; 1S9S crop ,
IGfflRc.
IIIDKS-Steady ; Texas dry , 20 to 30 Ibs. ,
12 ? 12He : California. 25 to 28 Ibs. . 18 < sc.
LEATHER Steady ; Huenosi Ay re 4 stock ,
homy 20 > .W21Hc : ncld , 21p22c. (
PROVlSIO.Va-Hneef. steady ; family , J9.50fJ (
10.60 ; extra nirss. $9.00 ; beef linms. $19.50 :
packeJ9.50fflO.CO : ; extra India moss , $14.00
Tir > .50. Cut meats , steady ; pickled bellies ,
$ I.S7 < S i .00 ! nlfkled shqulders. $1.23 ; pickled
hams , fl.OrtJJO.OO. Lnrd. easy ; Hteamed , J5.27H ;
rellned. weak ; continent , to. 50 : South Ameri
can. $5.Si ! ; compound , $4.fi2Hr4.75. ! ( Pork ,
dull ; IDPKS. JS.25i7S.75 ; short clear , $10.000
01.76 ; family , IIO.6Wno.7G. Tallow , weak ;
city. 47-lOc ; country , 44HSc.
liUTTHR-iRece.pts. | ! ) .HS pkgs. ; firm ;
"west rn creamery , 15SlSic ; factory ,
.
C'llEKSE-Rpceipts. lfiC77 pkgs. : unwi
lled ! larite , white , 7o ; small , white. 7iu ;
largo. coorcd : , 7Hc ; small , colored , 7V4c.
KCiOS-Recclpts , 10,100 pkgs. ; llrm ; west
ern. llfT15c.
KICK l-'lrm ; domestic fair to extra ,
7c ; Japan. 4 iSJ5V c ,
MOLASSES Fin New Orleans , open
liottlc. peed to choice , 32Q3tic ,
iMKTAlJS The local market continues In
n , lifeless condition , with prices quite nom
inal , Today buyers In many Instanres re-
fimcd 10 rename former bids while dealers
refused to grant concessions. News from
the KucURli market and domestic primary
( points was not radically different from < -x-
j ) ctatlons , At the clos ? the Jletal ex-
changa call oil pig Iron warantti entirely
nominal at J12.M ; lake copper , dull and
nominal at $1S.50 ; tin , dull at J2G.13 bid
nnd $23.55 uakt'd ; lead , dull with $1.43 hid
und $1.50 asked , und ppclter dull and nom
inal ut $ i.75. ! The 'brokers' price for lead
la JI.23 and .for copper JlS.25ifflS.50.
Liverpool ( irnlii und I'rnvliiloiiii.
LIVERPOOL. June 8. Spot , No , 2 red
Hvostern , winter , steady at 6s ; No , 1 red
northern Duluth , tendy nt 6s 4Hd ; futurci
nul * ; July , 5s ll'id , September , 6s.
CORN Spot , American mixed , new
steady t 3s 6d : old. 39 5 id. Future !
Rteady ; June. 3s 6'fcd ; July. 3s 6\4d \ ; Septem
ber , Ss M ,
CHKESK Ordinary , new , 44s.
O.MAIIA KKMitAti MAIIICI3T.
Conilltlnn ot Tmdc nnil ( Inolntlonn or
.Htnitlo nnil Knncy Produce.
EGOS Receipts moderate ; good stock
12V4c.
HUTTBR- Common to fair , lV311c (
choice. 12fHc ; epirator , ISc ; gatherec
creamery , 16c.
POL'LTRY Hens , live , 7Hc ; spring chick'
ens , 20ii23c ; old and stnggy roosters , live ,
3V4fr3c ; ducks and geese , live , 7c ; turkeys ,
live. Mi 9c.
IMOEONS-Llve. per doz. , 75cg 1.00.
VEAUS-ChoIco , 9c.
KRESH AVATER KISM Cntflsh. per Ib.
12c ; buffalo , per Ib. , dresfcd , 7c ; whltf
llsh. lOc ; lake trout , 9c ; yellow pike
drwscd , 9c ; round , Sc ; silver herring , Sc
perch , Cc : bullheads , dressed , lOc ; black
bass , 14S15c.
SIOA FISH Flounders , Sc ; haddock , 10o !
Columbia river salmon , 15c ; halibut , lie :
liluo Hsh , lOc ; Spanish mackerel , 9c ; re < 1
snapper , 8c ; extra largo mackerels , each ,
SOc ; roe shncl , each , 40c ; shad roc , pei
pair , 205J23C.
FRUITS.
STRAWHERRlES-Pcr crate , shlpplne
Stock , K.00fl2.25.
OOOSEI1ERRIES Per 24-qt. case , J1.7S.
CHERRIES-Cnllfornla , per 10-lb. box ,
$1.7502.00.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
LEMONS - California , fancy , .60gi.75i :
choice , JS.ZSiffS GO ; MosHlrM , fancy , J4.00.
ORANQES-Seedllngs , $3.0033.50 ; Medlter-
rnnean sweets , $4.00JI.23.
IMNEAPPLES-Per doz. , $1.50 ; per crate ,
$4.25.
BANANAS Choice , crated , largo stock.
per bunch , S2.26ff2.50 ; medium-sized
bunches , $2,002.25.
VEQETAIlLEa.
CANTALOUPE-Pcr crate. $2.00fl2.EO.
WAX HE-ANS-One-thlrd bu. , S0ti90c.
STRING IIEANS One-third bu. . 7 SSOc.
PEAS-Per one-third bu. box , 75SS6C.
PIEPLANT-H'ome Krown , per Ib. , Ic.
HEETS-Ncw. per doz. , SOfitOc.
RADISHES-Per doz. buncheg. 16o.
TOMATOES Per C-bn kot crate , $2,76.
SPlNAClf Per basket , 25ft40c.
LETTUCE Homo grown , per dozen
bunches , 2025c.
ASPARAGUS Homo grown , per dozen
bunches. 30033c.
ONIONS Homo grown , per dozen
bunchcw , according to size , 8@15c ,
CADBAOK Crntcd , per Ib. , 3c.
CAULIFLOWER Per crate. $1.60.
HEANS-Hand-plcked navy , per bu. . $1.50.
POTATOES Choice Iowa , sacked. SOflSOc ;
Minnesota Hurbanks , 60gG3c ; Coorado : , B5c.
CUCUMBERS-Pcr bu. box , $1.75 ; per doz. ,
3550c.
NEW POTATOES-Red , per bu. , $1 ; white ,
BOc.
AIISCELLANEOUS.
MAPLE SYRUP Five-gal , cans , each ,
$2.25 ; gal. cnni pure , per doz. , $12.00 ; half-
gal. cans , $15.26 ; quart cans , $3.50.
NUTS Almonds , per Ib. , 17c ; Brazils , per
Ib. , opioc ; English walnuts , per Ib. , fancy
soft shell , 12'4ftl3cj standards , lOCTllc ; fil
bert ? . per Ib. , He ; pecans , polished , SfflOc ;
cocoanuts , per 100 , $4.00 ; peanuts , raw , 5H < 3) )
6c ; roasted , C-4 < i7c. ?
MAPLE SlTQAIl Choice. In boxes , 9c ,
HONEY Choice white , 12V4Q13V4c.
CIDER Per half bbl. . $3.00.
SAUEHKUAUT Per half bbl. , $2.Kyg2.25. (
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7'ic ; No 3
green hides , 6Uc ; No. 1 salted hides. S'.jc ;
No. 2 salted hides , 7V4c ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to
12 Ibs. , lOc ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 Ibs. , Sc.
TALLOW GREASE , ETC. Tallow No. 1 ,
3Hc ; tallow , No. 2 , 3c ; rough tallow , 1 4c ;
white grease , 2' g3c ; yellow and brown
grease , lliJ2 ( ? c.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each , 15ft
75c ; green suited shearingshort ( wooled
early skips ) , each , 15c ; dry "hearings ( Bhort
woo.cd early skins ) , No. 1 , each. 5c ; dry
Hint , Kansas und Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4 50 ; dry flint ,
Kansis and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per Ib. , actual weight , 3 < 34c ; dry flint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight , 4fi5c ; dry Hint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per ! b. , actual weight , 3I4c.
St. I.oulft Market.
ST. LOUIS , June S. FLOUR Quiet and
easy ; patents. $3.7&fi3.SO ; straights , $3.36@
3.50 ; clears , J3.10Q3.30.
WHEAT Nervous and unsettled ; No. 2
red , cash , elevator , 75c ; track , 76c ; Juno ,
73Vic ; July , 76'/l76c bid ; September , 77c
bid : No. 2 hard , 71@72Hc.
CORN Shade better ; No. 2 cash , 32Uc :
track , 33c ; June , 32'ic asked ; July , 32J4e bid
September ,
OATS-Stcady ; No. 2 cash , 24c ; track.
2l&c ; June , 24Vic : July , 23c asked ; Qaptem-
ber , 21c asked ; No. 2 white , 2Sc.
RYE Dull nt 5Sc bid.
SEEDS Prime timothy seed , quiet at
$1.75Wi.lC. Clovcrsccd , $3.0ftS6.00. Flaxseed.
Ktondv at OGc.
CORNMEAL Steady at SLSOffLSS.
BRAN Quiet ; Packed , east track , SfiU ®
7c.
7c.HAY
HAY Timothy. $9.0012.50 ; prairie. $5.00
4f U OQ.
WHISKY Steady at J1.26.
COTTO NTI ES-Soc.
PROVISIONS Dry salt meats , quiet ;
boxed , shoulders. J4.37V4 : extra shorts
$4.S7H ; clear ribs , $5 ; clear sides , $5.25.
Bacon , quiet : boxed shoulders , $3.1214 ; ex
tra shorts , $5.37',4 ; clear ribs , $5.50 ; clear
aides. J5.75.
METALS Lead , firmer at $4.32'4 bid :
spelter , nominal at $0.45
POULTRY Steady ; chickens , 7c ; springs.
12JflGc ; turkeys , & 0tjc ; ducks , Mia'Ac'
i
springs. lOc. -
RUTTER Steady ; creamery , 1519c ;
dairy. K < U Kc.
KOQS Steady at 10V > c.
RECEIPTS-Flour , 3.000 bbls. ; wheat , 23 -
000 bu. ; corn. 118.000 bu. : oats. 28,000 bu
SHIPMDNTS-Flour 4,000 bbls. : wheat ,
10.000 bu. ; corn , 65,000 bu. ; oats , 9,000 bu.
City ( irnlii anil I > rnvlnlonv.
ITYXJune S.-WnSAT-Jujy
G3J7 7c.
CORN July , 30ic ; Sentember , Sic ; cash
No. 2 mixed , 31c ; No. 2 white , 31c ; No. 3 ,
OATS No. 2 white , 23c.
RYE No. 2 , E6C.
1.1X'XCnolce ' timothy , $3.5000.00 ; prairie ,
. &n.
&n.BUI
BUI 1'ER Creamery. 14'4fT16c ( ; dalrv. 13c.
EOGS-Flrm ; fresh Missouri and Kansas
t'tock. lirstH. per dozen , cases returned , lie
RECElPTS-Wheat. 61,600 bu. ; corn , 71,600
I'll. ; oats. 4,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Whent , 22.200 bu. ; corn. 15.-
600 bu. ; oats. 4,000 bu.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO , O , , June 8. WHEAT Lower :
No. 2 cash , 7Cc bid ; July , 77Wc.
COR'N-HActlve ' and higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
31c.OATS
OATS Dull nnd steady ; No. 2 mixed. 26c
RYE "Nominal " ; No. 2 cash , 67c bid.
SEEDS Cloversecd. dull nnd steady-
prim. ' cash , new , $3.75 ; October , $4.50 asked !
3liiiii < MiiollH Wlii-iit nnd Flour.
MINNEAPOLIS , June S. WHEAT In
store : No. 1 northern , June. 72c ; July.
72fc ; September , 71c , On track : No. 1
hard. 731io ; No. i northern , 72c ; NO. 2
northern , 7Sc.
FLOUR AND BRAN-Unchanged.
Market.
PEORIA. Jun ; S.-CORN-FIrm , higher ;
"
OATS-FIrm , higher ; No , 2 white , 27'/4iS ' >
VVHISKY Firm , on the basis of $1.28 for
finished goods.
.Milwaukee Grain MnrUet.
MILWAUKEE , June 8. WHEAT-Steady
- nortliern75c -
BARLEY Steady nt 40o ; sample ,
Ilnlutli Wheat .IliirUot.
DULUTH , Juno R. WHEAT No. : hard ,
cash , njlc ; July , 77c ; No. 1 northern , cash.
74c ; No , 2 northern , 70 4c.
London Stork < liiotntlonn.
LONDON , Juno 8. 4 p. m. Closing :
"
ConKila , money 10ST N" . Y. Cen < ral 40it
C'onmlB , ncot OS',4 ' I'enmylvunla * ;
rnnadUn I'aclOo . .lot
' ' " ' '
llrlo IS Union IMo.'p'fj" ! . ! . 76H
ilo Irt | > M : ' , itv !
Illinois Ccnlrul . . .llS i Oratvl Trunk
Nor. Tactile pM. . . . is I < oul vllle
Ht. I'nul 1M' , _ z. „ . ! ,
- - . - nt 27id Per ounce.
, . v.v , '
MONEY ljTl'4 per cent.
The into of discount In the open market
for .short bills , 33.j6tr2V4 per cent ; for three
months bills , 2U per cent.
. Yitrli .Mining ( liioliitlnim ,
NEW YORK , Juno 8.-The following
are the closing prices for mining shares :
Chollar . . is" Ontario . , joe
iMint . Opl'lr ' . 100
Con. OaU. & Va..J55 Plymouth . . . , . . . , , . . JO
rwudwiioil . 60 Quicksilver . < j
Ciould & IMrrlc . . . . Ik do pfd . 7M
Hale & NorcroM. . . . S3 Sierra Nevada . 70
.
Iron Silver Union Con . M
Mexican . . . . Yellow Jacket . 83
1'oreInn Ilnnk StntrtnciitH.
LONDON June 8. The weekly statement
,
of the Hank of England ahows the follow
ing changes : Total reerve , Increase , 410-
OQO ; circulation decrease. 191.000 ; bullion ,
Increase 2lS.a > ; other securities , decrease
il.2UOO ; other deposits , decr a e , SS9-
DOO ; publlo deposits , decrease , 433,000 ; notes
renen-n , Increase , 397,000 , ; government se >
eurltlea unchanged , The proportion of th <
Bank of England's * reserve to liabilities 1 ;
40.35 per cent. Last wok It wns 38.7S pel
cent. Bank rate unchnng < l nt 3 per cont.
PARIS. June S. The weekly statement ol
the Bank of France ? lrows the followlnp
changes : Notes In circulation , decrease ,
49.xa.ooo francs ; tro sury accounts current
decrease. 42,075,000 francs : gold In hand , Increase -
crease , 6,900,000 francs ; bills discounted , do.
crease , 114S X > ,000 frnncs ; silver In hand , In
crease , 2,375,000 francs.
aiovcMnvrs or STOCKS AM no.vus
TnUc the nrlnkncMM Ont ol
the Mnrket.
iNBW YORK , June 8. The market took
on the appearance of vitality and strength
which are associated with a ( bullish markel
at ono period during .the < 1ay , but the In
evitable professional realizing seemed tc
take the snap out of the market , and whcr
the bears perceived that th buying was nol
renewed with any eagerness even nfter thr
realizing offerings had ceasJd. they at
tacked ' .ho market In the last half hour nm !
worked some very material recessions In
prloe-s. Sugar. 'Metropolitan ' and Urooklyn
Transit closed more than 2 points below tin
'high ' level , uhough retaining still good nel
advances In price. A number of the spe
cialties and prominent railroads also had n
point or over taken from top prices.
The opening of the market was surpris
ingly tranquil considering the amount ol
business that W.IR being done. A long llsl
of Important mocks opened at unchanged
prices and no stocks In tne list showed n
fhnnge of nu much ns a point In the early
transactions. Itwas evident that ther
was a laripa bear -party In Sugar still unconvinced -
convinced 'by ' yesterday's dividend dlra.
tlona and It undertook to force down the
Price of that very uncertain security , tty
the Mm * It had fallen 2 points , however ,
the decline met resistance of a kind which
It was not In the power of the "bears " to
overcome. ThcOr experience during the re
mainder at the day was not on agreeable
< ip0. and the 'heavy ' block * absorbed nt the
h gn levfl were convincing evidence of their
distress.
The advance In price of refined sugars ,
which was acquiesced 1n by nil Interests In
the trade seemed to bring1 home to the
"bears " that th competition could not be of
a , very destructive character and that HIP
opposing Intercuts might Tie fairly regarded
as Installed In the position of Insiders re-
> gardlng stock maneuvers. The vary t > uov-
ant tone of Brooklyn Transit , Metropoli
tan Street Railway and Manhattan added
to thn dtscomllture of the bears. Later In
the day the tobacco stocks took up the
advance.
Yesterday'si dividend declaration nn Atchl-
son preferred had a very stimulating ef
fect on that stock aa .well . as those of alt
grain carrying roads. The western nnd
southwestern stocks nearly all -rose over n
point and pretty much th whole railroad
list responded In sympathy , the only lagS -
S- ! . ' " . -'is : a few southern roads which
were affected by selling -tor London ac
count. The announcement of a further
shipment of Jl.OOO.OOO gold on Saturday ,
making a total of $3.500,000 on the move
ment , wan without Influence In the market.
This outward movement of gold Is now
generally understood to ibe duo to special
inducements offered by th , Bank of Eng-
L " , ' ° secure a replenishment of Its re
serve. Them are Intimations of similar
iwe-saure from Russta and other continental
points , though no authoritative Informa-
tlon can toe secured on the suliject.
The Iron and steel stocks were conspicu
ously heavy a.11 day , with one or two excep
tions , though thuy did not suffer materially
In the latter decline. Large gains were
shown by a number of railroad stocks sel
dom traded 1n , Including- Iowa Central pre
ferred. Minneapolis , Qt. Paul & Bault Ste.
Marie common and preferred ; Hocking Val
ley , EvansvMlo & Terre Haute and DCS
Molnea and Fort Dodge preferred. The
tone at the clos was decidedly weak.
The market for bonds showed Improved
strength and an Increased velum ? of deal-
IS'Srt/SS ' tlne day Progressed. Total sales
jj.saj.uw , par value. United , States 2a ad
vanced % in the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says- The markets
hero were quiet but heavy today on the
TranBvaa.1 deadlock and vague rumors of
? Jr < .Chamberlain's resignation , ns well as
the bad failure of the Japanese- loan offr-
Ings. the underwriters getting SS per cent.
A Paris canard that t/he / French premier
had reslcned had currency for some time.
Consols were down 3-16. Americans Idle
pit/.flrV'.c'asln,51PJllfuI- ! ; 4s were
6l / ; tlntos , 4oU < 345 % ; Anacondas , io 6.
Silver was slightly iha'rder.
- HU u > eit.ij < tu-ivict The Board of
Trade returns for May show Imports up
8 nnd exports Incneas-d 17 per cent. Both
figures excluded ships built , which were
not reckoned last year.
The following are the closing quotations
for the leading stocks on the New York
exchange today :
Ex-dividend.
The total sales of stocks today were 725-
BBS shares. Including : American1 Step ] nnd
Wire. 25,000 ; Amsrlcan Sugar , 84,500 ; Ameri
can Tobacco , 20,200 ; Anaconda , 7,500 ; Atchl-
Bon , 3,200 ; AtchUon preferred , 42.COO ; Brook
lyn Transit , 90,500 ; Burlington , 33.SOO ; Chicago
cage Terminal preferred , 5,200 : Continental
Tobacco , 14.100 ; Consolidated Tobacco pre
ferred , 8,400 ; Evansvllle & Terre Haute ,
6.200 ; Federal Steel , 21,000 ; Federal Steel
preferred , 4,200 ; lyoulsvlllo & Nashville. 5,000 ;
Manhattan consolidated. 22,003 ; Metropoli
tan Street Railway , B.1CO : Mexican Central ,
D.100 ; Missouri Pacific , 13,800 ; New York Cen
tral , 10,000 ; Northern Pacific , 7,800 ; Northern
Pacific preferred , 6,310 : Ontario < t Western ,
24,700 ; Pennsylvania , 11,200 ; People's Oas ,
14.100 ; Reading first preferred , 8.700 ; Rock
Island , 17.700 ; St. Paul , 35,700 ; Southern Rail
way preferred , 3,100 ; Tennessee Coal end
Iron , 6,000 ; Union Paelllc , 7,600 ; Union Pa-
rdflc preferred , 5,000 ; United States Rubber ,
3,200 ; Western Union , 3,700 ; Wisconsin Cen
tral preferred , 4,100.
11 OK to n Stock Cliintntlnnn ,
71OSTON. June 8. Call loans. ZHH n'r
cent ; time loans , SVii per cent. Closing
prices for stocks , bonds nnd mining shares :
Kliuinvlnl.
PARIS , June 8. There was an all-round
dullne-ss on the bourse here today. In sym-
lathy with the renewed weakness In Kaf-
flrs. This was esneclaKy the case with Ulo
Intos and Spanish 4s , At the close of the
market price * were generally harder , the
market being Influenced by the declarations
of Messrs , Hnlfour and Chamberlain , Thrcs
> er cent rentes , I02f lOc for the account.
Spanish. 4s. 63.35.
FBANKFORT , June 8 Buslnesj was
lulet and prices were steady on the bourse
icro today.
HKRLIN , June 8. Foreign securities were
iiriet on the bourse today , Americans were
larder and there was a general tendency
oward reserve. In view of the contradictory
news from Bloemfonteln. Kxchango on
London , 20m 44 4pfg for checks ,
l ONDON , June S. American seeurltl\s *
opened lower , but quickly reacted and re
mained otea.lv nnd about on a level with
New York , UuMnoss wns very icstrlctnd.
Thft close was steady. Spanish 4s , 64V4.
Gold at Uuenos Ayres , 120. < 0.
X MV York Jlnncj' SI
NBW YORK , Junn S. MONBY On call.
steady nt 2fi2'.i per cent ; last loan at 2 per
cent ; prime mercantile pnper. 31JS4 per cent.
STKRMNO EXCHANOB-Kaslcr. with
actual business In hankers * bills at $4.87- ?
4.S8 for demand and at J4.S5si 4.S6 for sixty
days ; posted rntts , J4.5fiHfi4.87 nnd J4.S9 ;
commercial bl"l. . J4,85 ifi4.S.1U.
S1L.VKU CBnTrKlCATES-filOfiSc.
HAH SIL.VER-60i.ic.
MEXICAN DOUARS-45\ic.
UONDS Government bonds firm : stntc
Uonds Inactive ; railroad bonds strong.
Closing quotations on bonds were :
I'liinnolnl Notpn.
ST. LOUIS. June 8. Bank clearings , $5-
261.441 ; balances , $539,611 ; money , quiet at
4'OT ' per cent ; exchange on New York , 10 ®
2oc premium.
NEW YORlC. Juno S.-Clcarlngs , $16S,33S-
7S 3 ; balances , J3.4S9.32S.
BOSTON , Juno S. Clearings , $21,729,913 ;
balances. $2.731,803.
BALTIMORE. Juno 8. Clearings , $4,412-
101 ; balances , J635.631.
PHILADELPHIA. June S.-Clcarlngs , $14-
249.4SG ; balances , $1,522,130.
NEW ORLEANS , June S.-Clearlngs. $2-
044,379 ; Now York exchange , bank , $1 per
$1,00(1 premium ; commercial , par.
CHICAGO , Juno S. Clearing. ? , $20,782,190 ;
balances , Jl,974,172 ; Now York exchange , 15c
discount ; sterling exchange , $4.8704.59.
Condition ot the Trenmiry.
WASHINGTON. Juno S. Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available cash balance , $271,119,631 ;
cold reserve , $232,334,604.
PROSPECTIVE CHOP OF COTTO.V.
Prom Sciitcmher to Miiy Statement
SlKMVM LnrKe Docrenm' .
NEW ORLEANS , Juno 8. Secretary Hes
ter B analysis of ptli state cotton statement
from September to 'May places the total
crop In sight at 10,880,770 bales , n decrease
under last year of 91,047 bales nnd nn in
crease over the year biforo last of 2,373,6SS
bales.
Co turn Market.
NEW YORK , Juno 8. COTTON-Spccula-
tlon In cotton was slack and variations
were narrow , even the more , active poMtlona
not fluctuating more than 4 points during
the session , The market opened about
steady , with prices 1 point higher to 1 point
lower. Two opposing Influences were at
work , with a wider scope of variations. On
the ono hand calile were utlll very favora
ble. The Engliph news was especially
strong in the showing ion spot sales , which
were ojjain very heavy. On the other hand ,
however , the annual report covering the
cotton acreage. Issued by the Financial
Chronicle , completely upset local calcula
tions regarding the decrease In cotton area ,
placing the average at 3.20 per cent , while
local views had looked for a decrease of 6 ,
8 and even 10 per cent. Upon the publica
tion of this report long cotton came out
quite freely and would have made a weak
market , but for the favorable foreign news.
The average of the , day's news was there
fore such as to-make shprts unsteady , but
there was no particular demand to cover ,
the bears seeming to hold oft for the gov
ernment report jfrom- Washington Saturday
morning. The market closed steady to 2
points lower quotations : Futures opened
quiet ; June , , "J5,9i ; July , $5.97 ; August ,
M.97 ; September , $5.93 ; October , J5.9S ;
November , $ d.01 ; December , $6.01 ; January ,
$8.0S ; February1 , $0.09 ; March , $0.13 ; April ,
? 6.15 : May , $5.20.
NEW ORLEANS , June 8. COTTON
Quiet and steady ; sales , 3,300 bales ; ordi
nary , 311-16c ; good ordinary , 4 3-16c ; low
mlddUng , 4 15-10o ; middling , 5ftc ; good mid
dling , 66-16c ; middling fair , Gic ; receipts
662 bales ; _ stock Vi295,95r > .bales , k _ Fuitures ,
'
gust ,
tober ,
cemb&r , _ _
ruary , $3.815j5.S2f 'March , " "j5.S4 < 657s. .
ST. ivoUlS. Juno 8. COTTON Steady ;
middling. 513-16c ; sales , 2,050 bales ; receipts ,
1.342 bales ; shipments , 1,659 bales ; stock , 84-
333 bales.
LIVERPOOL , June 8. COTTON Spot ac
tive demand and prices firm : Amesicnn
middling fair. 4d ; middling. 37-16d. The
sales of the day were 16,000 bales , of which
J.OOO bales were for speculation and export
and Included 13,300 bales American. Re
ceipts were 5,300 bales. Including 3,200
American. Futures qulst with a moderate
demand and closed steady. American mid
dling , 1. m. c. , June-July , 3 24-G4d , ssllers ;
July and July-'August , 324-64d , buyers ;
August-September , 324-64d , sellers ; October -
Novemb.eir < , 3 22-C4'83 ' 23-64d , sillers ; No
vember-December , December-January , Jan
uary-February , H22-64d , sellers : February-
'Maroh. ' 3 24 < < jS 23-64d , value ; March-April
.1 23-64Q3 21-64d , sellers ; April-May , 324-64d
valu ? .
Oil Market.
LONDON , June 8. OILS Calcutta Mn-
eoed , spot , 35s 3d ; linseed oil , 2Cs 9d. Tur-
pentlno spirits , 34s 3d.
TOLEDO. June S. OILS Unchanged.
NEW YORK , June 8. OILS-Cottonsced ,
s'.eadlly held , but more active ; prlmo crude ,
20c ; prime crude , f. o. b. mil's , 17T19o ;
prlmo summer yellow , 25',4c bid : off sum
mer yellow , 2li24V4c ; butter grndey , 30 < fi32e ;
prime winter yellow , 30 T32c ; prlmo white ,
2930c. Petroleum , steady ; refined New
York , J7-20 ; Philadelphia and Baltimore ,
$7.15 ; Philadelphia and Baltimore , in bulk ,
$1.65 Rosin , steady ; strained , common to
good , Jl.SOffil.Uo , Turpentine , weak nt 3SW
SSHc.
OIL CITY , Juno 8. Credit balances , $1.13 ;
certificates , $ l,13'/z ' for cash ; shipments , 67-
227 bbls. ; average , 87,731 bbls. ; runs , SS,40a
bbls. ; average , 3,340 bbls.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS , June 8. WOOL Steady , with
a good demand at previous quotations ,
LONDON , Juno 8. A sale of sheepskins
was held hero today and the offerings ,
which amounted to 4.900 bales , wore a'.l
sold. There was a good attendance and the.
selections were of good quality , competition
being active. Sales and prices obtained for
clothing nnd combing follow : New South
Wales , 427 bales , at 3H7'/4d ; Queensland ,
5(1 bales , at 4WQS1W ; Victoria , 1,314 bales , at
5 % S 4d ; South Australia , 72S bales , at 3'Aff
SHd ; West Australia , 728 bales , at 3'/if ' ( Slid ;
Tasmania , 432 bales , at 3M < ? 8Mdj New Zea
land , 9G6 bales , at 3 4 < 8 < 7d.
- York Dry Cooiln Market.
NI3W YORK. Juno 8.-DRY GOODS-Spot
business has again been of quite moderate
dimensions , but good mall demand to hand.
Brown sheetings and drills sell to mod
erate extent at full prices. Print cloths
Idle but firm : gray goods In odd marks
firm , 'With moderate * ale. Bleached cottons
quiet at firm prices , Prints in good de
mand for new fall fancies. Simpson's fan
cies 5c per yard. Ginghams very firm.
Lanc.istnr staples -idvaii-od : a * "v r nis i cr
yard. Worsted dress goods linn , some lines
of cashmerfs and serges advanced 2fc ! to 5
cents per yard.
Codec Market ,
NEW YORK , Jun' ? 8. Options opened
quiet , unchanged to 5 points lower : ruled
easy with tame trading ; sentiment bearish
under heavy receipts , weak cables , slack
Bpot demand ; t'losul steady , unchanged to
5 points lower. Halcg. 12,250 bags , Including :
June , $4.75 ; July , $1.75 ; August , $1.SO4.S5 ;
September , $4.90 ; November , $5.00 ; Decem
ber. $5.25 ; March , J5.45. Spot coffee. Rio
dull and easy ; > No. 7 Invoice , J0.12V4 ; No. 7 ,
$6.ti2Vi ; mild inactlre and about steady ;
Cordova. $8.00 13.00 ,
_
S n tin r Market ,
NEW YORK. June 8-SUGAn-Raw
strong , tending upward ; fair rellnlng ,
4 3-lGcj centrifugal , W test , 4 ll-16o ; molasses
sugar. 4 l-16o ; refined strong and active.
LONDON , June 8.-SUGAR-Bcet , June ,
Its 2 d.
NBW ORLEANS , Juno S. SUGAR-
Quiet ; open kettle , 3Uf46-16c : c'ntrlfugul ,
ysllow , 4iMT415-ltJc ; seconds , 3@4 > ic.
MOLASSES-Dull ; centrifugal , CSHc.
California lirleil Fruit * .
/NEW / YORK. Juno 8. CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS Dull. Evaporated ap
ples , common , 7iSc ; prime wire tray , SUfl1
; 4c ; choice. SiJ9o : fancy , 9Vi$9Wc. Prunes.
3ijfi9c. Apricots , Royal , lUiHU < v. Moor
Dark. HfilSc. Peaches , unoecjed. l Uailr.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light R .coipts of Oattlo , with Quality
Below the Average.
GOOD BEEF SELLS AT STRONG PRICES
With One Uxcrptloti Thin Trot en to
HP the Ills : Uny of the Ycnr ,
So Fur tin HIIKR Arc
L'onocrn < Ml ,
SOUTH OMAHA. June S.
Cattle , Hoffs. Shso
necelpts toilny . 1,610 14 , 43 b
Oniclnl Monday . 49S 4.9J-I 251
Olllclnl Tuesday . 2,35f Mt'12 ' 1,990
Uiiiclul \ \ ednesilny . 2,145 11,6 4 l,3iS
Indicates Sunday.
The olllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. HOBS. Sheep.
C. , M. & St. P. Ry . .
O. & . St. U Ry 1
Missouri I'acltlc Ry . .
Union Pacitlo system 23 32 2
C. & N.V. . Ry 2
P. , E. & M. V. 11. R 13 72 1
C. , St. P. . M. & O. Ry 10 17
U. & M. R. R. R 1 53
C. , H. & Q. Ry 1 14
K. C. & t. J. Ry 1
C. , R. 1. & P. Ry. , east. . . , 1 3
C. , R. I. & P. Ry. , west 6
Total receipts . ' . . .56 203 4
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of hi-nil Indicated :
Cattle. HOKH. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 3S l.iftj
G. H. Hammond Co 431 2,179
Swift and Company 8S 3,129 131
Cudahy Packing Co 434 4,136 345
Armour & Co 7 3,709 . . . .
Swift and Co. , St. Joe 230
Swift nd Co. , country. . . 4S
11. Ilecker and Degan. . . . 13
W. 1. Stephen 1
Hill & Huntzlngcr G
Hamilton & Rothschild. . 115
Other buyers 43 . . . . 1CS
Held over 200 200
Totals 1,462 14,619 874
CATTLE Very llRht receipts of cattle of
nil kinds with the quality hardly up to the
average of recent days was the situation
In the cattle yards this morning. Buyers
seemed to want the cheaper cattle for some
reason today , their coolers probably being
filled with high priced beet. As a resull
the market was active on the common tc
medium kinds of cattle and the markel
opened strong on anything that would corm
under that head at the same time the bet
ter grades of cattle were only steady. While
the market was uetlve as indicated on tht
cheaner cattle It was slow on the bettei
and hence the forenoon was w&ll advanced
before a clearance was effected.
Cowa and heifers were In active demand
and the dry lot BtufC was soon picked up al
good steady to strong prices. The grassy
stuff was siow sale and OB noted yaaterdaj
the tendency on that kind Is steadily down
ward na the show of grass becomes more
pronounced. Good fat bulls were In de
mand nt steady prices. Veal calve * In
some oases sold at prices that looked easier ,
Not enough atockers or feeders were on
sale to cut any ilgure and the market or
that kind of cattle , was without feature ol
Importance. Representative sales :
BEEF STfiiEK * .
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
730 $4 00 21..112S J4 SO 15..1133 $4 90
920 4 25 31..1047 4 SO 23..1098 4 90
920 4 40 IS..1240 4 S5 21. 1WG 4 90
1100 4 50 42..1250 4 83 33. 1095 4 90
1. . S40 ' 4 50 27.J1309 4 S3 4..1207 4 90
63..1001 4 70 IS..1120 4 S5 3..130G 4 90
11..1101 475 1..1030 4 S3 4..1207 1 90
1..1500 4 75 1..1150 4 S5 3..1306 4 DO
46..1010 4 75 29..1096 4 S3 4..1315 5 00
19..1121 4 SO 20..1035 4 S3 39..1402 5 00
13..10)0 ) 4 SO IS..1316 4 90 41..1372 5 00
6..11S6 4 SO 24..1170 4 90 3G..1323 5 10
19.11132 4 SO 21..12S3 490 17..1587 5 15
10..1145 4 SO 19..127S 4 90
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
20..1224 4 90 24..1035 95
COWS.
1. . 920 2 50 1..1060 3 50 2..1205 4 00
1. . 900 250 8. . 973 3 GO 1..15M ) 4 10
1. . 830 2 75 1. . 930 3 ( JO 1..1135 4 15
2. . S35 2 75 ! ! . . 9S3 3 65 2..1340 4 15
1..1130 300 2..1116 3 G5 1. . 940 4 20
1. . 850 3 00 1..10IO 375 5..1192 4 25
1. . 9CO 3 10 1C..1005 3 S5 4..1177 4 23
870 3 10 3. .1150 3 So 1. . 810 4 23
1. SSO 3 10 1..10GO 3 90 1..12SO 4 25
5. . 944 3 15 1..1120 3 90 1..1300 4 30
1..1130 3 35 1..1150 4 00 1..13fQ 1 40
1..1060 3 40 3..117C 4 00 1..13IO 4 40
2. . % 0 3 40 4. . S67 4 00 G..110S 4 50
1..1020 350 1..1300 4 00
HEIFERS.
1. . 430 3 S5 2. . 87G 4 30 1..1120 4 50
, .1000 4 00 7. . 730 4 10 10. . 623 4 03
730 4 00 1. . 8M 4 0 52..1038 4 75
BULLS.
1. . 510 2 50 1..1340 3 90 3..1226 4 00
1..1150 2 80 1..12M 3 90 2..1233 4 00
1..1140 3 53 2. .1460 4 00 1..1810 4 10
1..1730 3 70 2. . S75 4 W 1..1760 4 10
1. . 570 3 85 1..1S20 4 00 1..1S10 4 15
1..14SO 3 90
STAGS.
1. . 550 3 80 1. . S90 4 00 1..15SO 4 10
CALVES.
290 5 00 6. . ICO 6 23 1. . 110 C 75
.TO 6 75 1. . 110 630
J * i COU'S AND HEIFERS.
. 710 2 CO S40 323 2. . 735 3 40
. 940 2CO 760 3 30 1. 170 3 50
. 810 3 00 870 3 10 3.S. . SP8 3 60
. 920 3 10 790 3 W S. 1 4 10
.1010 325 748 3 40 5. . 1
STOCKERB AND FEEDERS.
510 3 50 C. . CIS 4 23 2. . 3GO 4 75
721 3 SO 4. . S07 4 25 2. . 593 4 75
3M 4 00 3. . 470 4 50 2. . 303 500
700 4 00 18. . 62-J 4 75
HOGS Today's receipts numbered over
200 earn , the largest run of the year with
the exception of Wednehday , May 24 when
22U cars arrived at the yards. The market
was 510c lower owing to the break In
Chicago und to the large run at most mar
ket points. The demand , however , was good
and packers Deemed to want them all so
that the market opened early and fairly
active , especially so considering the large
receipts. .Salesmen seemed to realize that
they would have to take off and as a rule
they did BO early tso that the most of the
hess soul in good season.
The popular price today for good hogs
was I3.CO , an against $3G7'/4 ' yesterday. It
will bo noted from the table of average
prices that the hogs today sold at prices
that were a shade higher tlmn on Monday
and lOo higher than a week ago. Taking
Into consideration the large rBcelpts and
the unfavorable advices from other seUIng
points the market hero was In very good
condition. Representative Hilcs :
3571,4
- . . .
SHEKP Receipts were very light nnd
thcro were only three leads , all told , on
pale , one load being from Kaunas City eon-
slKrwtl direct to a packer. Th ? dcmnml
continues good at this point nd the fcrw
arrivals meet with ready K.ile nt prices that
are high as compared with other markets.
Quotations on clipped sheep nnd lambs :
stern WeMiers , $4.7nTfS.OO ; good to choice
Mexican lambs. $5.0f iTi.BO ; gxxxl to choice
western lamb * , $5.ft > 5f { > .r > 0 ; fair to good west
ern lambs , } 4..Wi7o.OO ; western yo.irllngi ,
JI.7.Vi75.00 ; choice western ewes , $4.0004.60.
Representative sals :
No. Av. Pr.
16S lambs , feeders , shorn 50 4 20
1 ewe 70 $4 fiO
330 western lambs , shorn 72 4 85
> > 2 lambs , wci > tern. shorn 60 6 00
2S3 western lambs , shorn 75 G S3
cmcAfio LIVE : STOCK MAIUCKT.
Good Demntiil for llon nml Sheep
with Cnttlc Still Slorr.
CHICAGO , June 8.-CATTLE There waa
no Improvement today In the demand for
citt'tle and prices were no better during the
morning ; later , however , they stiffened up
somewhat : choicer grades of cattle sold at
{ 5.16'Sn.60 ' ; common to medium grades , J4.33
{ Jfi.05 ; fed westerns , J4.60J3.30 ; bulls , cows
and helfar.i brought $2.0095.10 and calven
$4.251(6.75 ; a few Texas steers were disposed
of at $ J.65i75.0i3. (
HOGS There was n fairly good demand
for hogs , but receipts were liberal and sales
were mostly at yesterday's late low figures ;
heavy hoga sold atl J3.00ir3.90 ; mixed , $3.70 ®
3.90 ; light weights , H.70SS.SO ; pigs brought
$3.30 < i3.70 and culls $1.50 3.50 ; most of the
fales were at $3.S003.S7V4.
SHEEP Greatly reduced receipts of
sheep today Improved the tone of the mar
ket and wttW a fairly active demand prices
wore a little better ; choice sheep told at
$4.6T , < 3'4.75. culls bringing $2.50 3.00 ; rams ,
J3.00WJ.50 ; ewea , J3.25iT3.i5 ; spring lambs
brought $5.75iJC.60 ( ; Colorado wooled lambs ,
$3.755(5.85 ; clipped lambs. $3.50 )5.50.
RECEIPTS-Cattle , 7,000 head ; hogs , 30-
000 head ; sheep , 6,000 head.
New York Live Stock.
NEW YORK , June 8.-BEEVE8 Re
ceipts , 1.0&5 head ; no trade worth noting ;
exports none.
CALVES Receipts. 47 head ; 472 on sale ;
market dull ; vealsi weak ; buttermilks
lowar , 178 unsold ; medium to choice veals ,
$5.50p5.75 ; buttermilks. $3.25 3.624.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rece4pts , 1.5SO
head ; ssven cars on Sale ; sheep firm ; lambs
and yearlings higher , all sold ; poor to ex
tra sheep. JS.OOTfS.OO ; medium to good yenr-
llngs , J5.OOf75.87V4 ; live cars southern lambs
all sold at JS.OO ; common state lambs , $6.60.
HOGS Receipts. 416 head ; 23 for sale ;
market steady at $4.20Jj)4.30. )
St. I.onU Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS , Juno 8. CATTLE Receipts ,
1,600 , Including COO T xans ; market steady
to strong ; faJr to choice native shipping
and export steers , $4.5095.30. with fancy
worth up to $5.60 ; dressed beef and butcher
steers. $4.0 go.I5 ; sf.ors under 1,000 pounds.
$4.00iG.OO ; stackers and fecdt-m , $3.25f ( .RO ;
oows and heifers. * 2.50i.S5 ; 'bulls ' , $3.00 ®
4.50 ; canners. $2.0033.00 ; Texas and Indian
steers , $3.40@4.90 ; cows and heifers , $2.30
HOGS Reclpts. 5.000 ; market steady ; pig ?
and light , J3.7W3.80 ; packers. $3.75@3.S5 ;
butchers. $3.8093.90.
SHEDP Receipts , 2.BOO ; market steady ;
native muttons , $4.005.00 ; spring lamba ,
$ ) .OOJiti.50 : culls and bucks , $1.60g'3.6 ; stockers -
ors , $3.001(3.50. (
Kiiiinnx City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. June 8. CATTLE Re
ceipts , natives. 2.700 ; Texane , 800 ; heavy na-
tlv ? steers , steady and active ; stockers nnd
feeders , slow ; Texans , steady ; native steers.
heavy. $4.90 < Ji5.15 ; medium , J4.80Jf5.15 ; light ,
$4.25(05.00 ( ; Texas steers , $3.2&34.S5 ; Texaa
cows. $2.85S3.fi3 ; native cows and heifers ,
$2.25 5.10 ; frtockere and feeders , $3.00S5.05 ;
bulls. $3.WC.OO. (
HOGS Receipts , 15,000 ; market weak to5c
lower ; bulk of salaz. $3.60ij3.70 ; heavy , $3.CG
fiW.73 ; packers. $3.56JJ3.70 ; mixed , $3.52VS < 3 >
SHEEP-iRecelpts , 2,000 : market steady ;
best lambs , strong to lOc higher ; lambs ,
$4.00jJ'o.75 ' ; clipped muttons , $3.0004.50 ; sto k-
ers and feeders , $3.001H.SO ; culls , $2.0063.00.
SI. .Tom-iili Live Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH , June 8.-SpecJal. ( )
The Journal quotes as follows :
CATTLE Receipts , 700 .head : market
weak to lOc lower : natives , $4.50/5.10 ; Texas
and wpsterns. $4,40 5.00 ; cows and heifers ,
tt.00ff4.60 ; t > ulls nnd mags. J2.23R4.70 ; year
lings and culves , $4.f fi5.25 ; stockers and
feeders. $3.CftJ'4.85 ? ; veals , $3.23fC.75. ! )
HOGS Receipts , 6,700 liead ; market weak
to fn lower , selling at $3.5303.75 , bulk at
. . .
SHEEP Receipts , 200 head ; market
steady ; Jambs , $5.15fi0.65 ; clipped lambs.
JJ.eSQa.In : cllnpfd sheen and yearllngB , $4.25
( JH.73 ; clipped owes , 3.75f/4.25. '
Stork In
Following are the recolptfl at the four
principal western markets for June 8 :
. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha . l. < C2 11,019 S7l
Chicago . 7.000 30.000 6.000
Kansas City . 2,700 16,000 2.000
St. Louis . 1,600 5.000 2,500
Totals . 12,762 64J619 11,374
IlriMVor * Ki-et OfllrorM.
DBTHOIT , Mich. , June 8 , The United
States Brewers' association today elected
the following officers : President , Rudolph
Brand of Chicago ; first vice president , N.
W. Kendall , Now Haven. Conn. ; second
vlco president , Joseph Theuren , Chicago ;
.treasurer , William Hoffman , Now York ;
trustees. K. A. Schmidt. Philadelphia ; O. S.
Miller , Buffalo ; Peter Roelger , Peter Hauck ,
Newark , N. J. ; Fred Pabst , Jr. , Milwaukee ) .
The next meeting of the association will
be held in New Orleans In April or May. the
exact time to bo fixed by the board of trus
tees.
SlllllllTN ( ill Afl.T WltllCNMei.
MANCHESTUn , Ky. , June 8. Tom Baker
and his brothers were arraigned today on
tha charge of murdering Wilaon Howard
and Burch Stores. They pleaded not guilty.
Soldiers have been Bent for witnesses who
fear to attend court ,
HRPEMNEYaCO.
flOOM4Hr LIFE BLDO. BRANCH l028tU > t
CKAKA ruo. uncoui NCR
JAMES E. BOYD & GO , ,
Telephone 10,30. Omahu , Neb
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BOARD OP TRADE.
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Principal Cities.
ANACONDA , MONT.
Jnmm 31. Uodnril ,
ATLANTA. flA.
Klmbnlt Ilautu A'otr * Slnnd.
BOSTON.
I'ublio Mbrnrj.
VMMonto ! lintel
Iloiton I'ron * Club , 14 Iloirrorth It.
BUFFALO.
Geneaoe Hotel JSewn SlnnOL
HUTTK ,
Wm. Shield. .
CAMBRIDGE. MASS ,
llnrviird Vn'vcmllr Mlirnrr.
CHEYENNE.
II. A. I.niian , 212 West lltth SI
Cheyenne Club.
CHICAGO.
Auditorium Annex NBTTB Bland.
Aiiilltiirluni Hotel Nevr * Snnd.
Ornnil Pnclflo Hotel X.TTI Mnnil ,
tirriU Northejn Hotel Jtotr * Stud.
1'nlmtr Hoime Ncrrn Mtnml.
Toatomoeevr Stnnd. No. 21T Dcur-
burn Street ,
A oclnted Advertlier'a Club , mimew
Home.
CLEVELAND.
tVadilell Itoune.
The Hollenden.
Commerclnl IVnTelerc * AoooUtloa ,
aiiuionlo Temple.
COLORADO SPRINGS.
.
Printer * ' Home.
DENVER.
llrowto Hotel Newii Stnnd.
Ilamlltou & Kcndrlck , 1)00-013 1TIU at.
McLnlii , IMtt A Co. , 833 Sixteenth ft.
Vvutt Merounilln Co. . iniT L rtm r St.
The Stiitloner Co. , IBth ud l .TTre
Street * .
Wlndaor Hotel Jterrn Staud.
DES MOINES. I
MOICB Jaoobi , HooU lalnnd Depot. \
V. 91. C. A. Hendluir Uoom.
DULUTH , MINN.
\VHrn A Dennett , 214 W. Saperlov Bt.
FORT SMITH , ARK.
11. 0. A. HeadlUK lloom
HAVANA , CUBA. .J
Hotel Reading noom.
HONOLULU , H. I.
Uonolnlu Hotel Reading Room.
HELENA.
W. A. Moore , Otk avenue and Main St.
Helena Public Library.
HOT SPRINGS , S. D.
George aibnon.
HOT SPRINGS , ARK ,
C. H. "Weaver < Jt Co.
F. C. Boring.
L. D. Cooper A Co. , C2O Central A.Y .
KANSAS CITY ,
nobert Held. 1O22 MoQ e St.
CoatcH * ou eCTT Stund.
tlUaaarl Republican Club , DOS Haiti *
more Are.
Public Library.
Rlokieoker Clear Co. , Oth and Walnnt
opposite P. O.
Railway Y. 91. C. A. , roam 3T Union
Depot , Knniac Cltr , 31 o.
Publlo Library.
LEXINGTON , KY.
Y. U. C. A. Rending Room.
LINCOLN.
W. 0. Edmtston , 1123 O Street , DellT-
cry Agent.
LOS ANGELES.
Oliver A Ilalne * , 10(1 8. Spring St.
F. B. Hnnieom , 422 9. Main St.
LONDON , ENGLAND.
Oharle * A. GllMg' * American Hxchann
8 Cockapntr St. , Trafalgar 8 . , 8. W.
MANILA , P. I.
Andrew F. Solioni , Cor. Faente d *
Eipana and Eicolta Street * .
MINNEAPOLIS.
Public Library.
We t Hotel New * Stand.
NEW YORK.
Cooper Union Library.
Fifth AvenuB Jlotol Xeira Stand.
Fifth Avenue Hotel llendlnir Room.
Empire Hotel.
Uroome Street Library.
Holland House Heading lloom.
llnflnian Home.
Imperial Hotel \c-tr Stand.
Meobaulcff' and Trader * ' Free Library.
No. 18 Cant Sixteenth Street.
PTCHB Clnb , 12O Naaaau St.
\Vectralnnter Hotel Headlnir Room.
\Vlnd or Hotel Ilcadiuir Room.
Y. H. C. A. , 23d Street and 4th Arcane.
OGDEN.
TV. Webb , 24O5 Waahlnffton Are.
W. G. Kind.
PARIS , FRANCE.
NBTT York Herald Reading Room. 41
Ave. do 1'Opera. '
Thorn. Cook t Son * , 1 Ave. de 1'Opera.
PONCE , PORTO RICO. -
Zowe A Geitrom.
PORTLAND , ORE.
'tV. G ) . Jonc , SOI Alder St
Portland Hotel Nevrn Stund.
PHILADELPHIA.
Uercautlle Library.
SACRAMENTO.
Public Library.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Public Library.
SAU JUAN , PORTO RICO ,
Bet l taclaterra KimAtmg Room.
SANTA ANA , CAL.
Santa Ana Free Publlo Library.
SALT LAKE CITY.
L. F. Hnu > m l , Lro a o Tkeator.
Salt Lake ? * eiT C * .
Public Library.
SEATTLE
Cactern NCITB Co. , 310 1-2 Plk St.
Grorne F. Ward.
SIOUX CITY.
narrettion Hotel Hvvr * Stand.
Momlnmln lloti'l Nerrc Stand.
Hotel Veiidonie New * Stand.
Cuniruy & Knickerbocker.
Public Library.
tr-rald FltHKlbbon , 700 Fourth St.
Hey Allen , 321 Center St.
Y. BI. C. A. HcndlnK Room.
SPOKANE.
John IV. Ornbum 723-725 RIverilM
Avenue.
ST. JOSEPH.
IJrnnrtovr' * New * Stand , 721 Edmoa4
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ST PAUL , MINN. 1
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l're Club.
Wlndior Hotel.
ST. LOUIS
H. J. Jett , SOO Olive t.
Plunteri' Hotel Nem Stand.
I'ubllo Library.
WASHINGTON , D. C.
IVIllard'i Hotel Nerr Stand. /
ArlliiKtuu Hotel. V
Oonitreiilunal Library.
niKU" Hoax : .
Agricultural Department Library ,
Uevublluau Nnttuual Cuiuuiitta * .