Nebraska Newspapers

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TIIE Of ATT A DAILY BEE: SAT TC DAT, JTJTSE 2, 1900.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Whoit Yiildi Stubbornly and Closes Steady
Under Yesterday.
CORN MARKET FIRM AND TRADE QUIET
Out Arc Hull nml I'nll to Advnnec
Despite .Mrmmtli In ( urn Pro
vision Market llrnvy All
of Nesslou.
C1MCAOO. Juno l.-Vhent yielded very
etubbornly to tlio breakup of tnc drouth In
tho northwest and closed steady. July '4c
under yesterday, t'orn nosed Ml 'if higher
and oats a Amide down. 1'iovlslons closed
heavy.
When business began In the wheat pit the
mnllness ot Argentine shipments, Sil.O.i)
bushels, was (i consideration tnki'il In con
junction with tho steadiness or Liverpool.
.Itilu r,,n,l lin llltrher lit f.TUftfJliC UlllI
while the mood was on advanced to 67U1, Hha.L oh. : wWten-h ;
C7V 1'hln was III spite of rains In the 'c'r,Wi Kci halibut, lie; bull-
normwt-si i nrri were iftini rui.j uu i penus, 100.
Millet nnd en v western loss off. U'afMJe,
western at mark 10iyTfl2ts
MET A LS Except for another advance of
tin there Ix nothing In the way of a new
feature to the local market for metals,
This iidvanre was due chiefly to a corre
sponding rise In London, owing to an un
expected demand from exporters and tho
slight ralllnK off In receipts. The close,
however, was unlet at best, with JM.'rt
being the nominal basis. Iron war
rants were weak nnd unsettled. Lake cop
tier continues dull and unchanced on the
basis of 11G.75. Lead ruled dull at $3.D7'f
I.0214. Spelter easy tit Jl.t5fn.50, Tho
brokers' price for lead was 13.S0 and for
copper $lti.6offlfi,75.
OMAHA W 1 1 U I.I1S A I.K 91 AKIC BT9,
C'oiiilltliiti of Triitlo ami Qnntntlons nn
Stnple mill Fnnpy I'roilnre,
KOCJ8 Receipts liberal; seconds. 9c; good
stock, 10c.
I.I VK POt'LTRY Hens, 7?7Hc; roosters,
according to age nnd size, 4176c; broilers,
HfilGo; ducks, 6V4ff6c; geese, 5c; turkeys,
Sti'KKSlt DRESSED POULTRY-lIens, KI4
fi!c; ronter. B577c; ducks nnd Reese, Off
lf,o; broilers, l's to 2 lbs., per diz., $3;
turkeys. I2'f(13'ic.
Ill'TTUIt Common to fnlr, lie, choice.
l'ifltTc; separator, 20c; gathered creamery,
mil Sc.
FISH Trout, 8c; blue fish, 10c; pickerel,
8c; cntllsh, 12c; dressed Durraio, r,c; roe
the rains were not general, hut tho Impres.
tdon grew, desv't" conflicting reports, Unit
tho backbone of the drouth hail been
broken. This carried July wheat back to
IMG HONS I.I ve, per doz., SOcfJtl.OO.
VEALS-Cholco, 'U10C.
MAY Per carload lots: t'pland, choice.
17 50: midland, choice, $6.60; lowlnnd, choice,
$5.60; rye strnw, choice, M; No. 3 corn. 33c;
&;V. whero the market stiadled, and, after! No. 3 white oats, 23',4c; cracked corn, per
fiiiiiiuii,iv .Irfiu'ullv filwive thiit flirnre. inn til' rnrn iinil nnls. nhnnned. ner ton.
closed steady at toMe7c. only ',4c under J14.50; bran, per ton, $12; shorts, per ton,
yesterday. 'I hero were some foreign bids I $12.60.
nccepted linre, Antwerp taking a small 101,
while SVw Vurk renorled (A loads for ex
port The damage report c olumn was about
s usual, exiept that Kunsas nnteil tho
presence of lice and Tennessee wired that
tho condition there would probably be re
duced from 97c to 7,"c. Trade was quiet.
Local receipt were 5S cars, 1 of contract
grade. .Iliiiienpolls and Duiutn reported 711
cars, asalnst 3 last week nnd 5.SS a year
ago. Primary receipts were isolny, com
pared with 7l,f) la! year. Clearances at
the seaboard were eiial In wheat and Hour
Ho MS.C"f bushels
Tho corn market was llrm on buying by
some of the old bull cr.jwd. light receipts
and n fair eash demand. Trade was quiet.
Crop reports were favorable and clearance.!
for the day and week moderate. Liverpool
was weak, but was an Inlluenee here only at
the opening, which was 'id'ie under yes
terday July opened at 37c to :W4c and
gradually worked up to 37'ic closing llrm,
Vi'i'' higher at 37f37-V. I-ocnl receipts
vrero 643 ears. Cnuntrj nnorlngs, although
In some eases small, were Keiierallv re
ported freer.
Onts wero dull and failed to nilvanre, de
pplto tho corn strength, because receipts
were largo and crop reports glowing, Re
ceipts, I7S cars. July sold between 213c
and alike, closing 11 shade down at 21'iC.
Tho provisions market was heavy all day.
Hoc receipts wero heavy and the recent
support from paekerH was lacking. Tho
opening was practically unchanged, but fol
lowing this tho market sild off sharply nnd
the remainder of the session lloundereil
ulngglshly nroimd the bottom. July pork
sold between $11.20 and $11 and closed 17'ic
under yesterday at $11. CC; July lard between
IS M) and $fi.72'i, closing 7'4fii0c lower at
?''i.72'-, and July ribs between V.M and
$ii.37'A, with the closo 7'se depressed at
Kstlmated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. So
ears, corn, 235 cars; oats, 2fiR cars; hogs,
22,fTO head.
The leading futures ranged ns follows:
I Hlgh.l Low. I Close.lYcsfy.
I . ! I I
,ZiTiKKi, (MTifnfi KiVnvni
I t
3fiV 37'., 3714
337UH 37'4
Arllcles. Open
Wheat
Juno
July
Corn
Juno July
Oats
June July
Tork
July
Lard
July Sept.
IUbs
July Sept.
07',('4 CT'.ifJ
3T4 37'4
S6T?f37 37 ,2
2i'fl'i ""UK
11 20 11 20
fi Wl fi SO
C 7714 6 7714
G B0 fi CO
fi 50 fi M
V KCI UTA BLEH.
CI'Cr.MHEnS-Per doz., COJJ75c.
AHPAIIAOI'S-Ilome grown, per doz., 20
23c.
NEW TrnN'IPS Per dozen bunches, 40c.
HIMNACH-Pcr box. 40Q50c.
SKW IIKHTS Per dozen bunches. 35ii?t0c.
I.irrn'CK Per dozen bunches, 20ir26c.
KADISIIKS Homo grown, per doz., 153
20c.
PKAS Per 14-bu. basket, 60375c.
WAX HKANS Per 14-bu. box. $1.
POTATOES Per bu.. choice. 25'340c.
NEW POTATOKS-Per bu.. $1.25.
CAHIIAC.H-Callfornln. per lb.. 2Hc.
CAIM.I1M.OWKII Per doz.. $1.25W1.60.
TOMATOK8 Florida, per six-basket
crate. $1.75.
MCaillinOAlS Per lb box. 50c.
lUirilAIlB-Per lb.. 1H02C.
ONIONS New Hermuda. per 50-1b. crate,
$2.00; new southern, per 70-lb. sack, $2.
FHUITS.
STRAWnnitWKS - Missouri shlpplne
stock, per 2l-it. case. $2.25.
OOOrfKHKimiKS-Per 2t-tf. oars. $2.
CI1HHIUKS - California, per 10-lb. box,
$l.fiO; Missouri, per 24-ut. case, $2.
CHANHKHRIkS None on the market.
APPLKS About out of mnrkct.
TKOPICAL FRUITS.
PINUAPPLES-Per doz., $2.0OC.5O.
OIIANOES California, navels. Der box.
Mediterranean sweets, per box, $5.60;
$3.753'4.00;
box,
per
$1
budded seedlings. $J.
LEMONS-Callfomla, fancy,
choice. $.1.50.
GRAPH FRL'IT-Callfornla,
SI 00.
HANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
$2,001(2.50.
HIDES.
HIDES-No. 1 green hides, CHe; No. 2
green bides, C!4c; No. 1 salted bides, 7Vjc;
No. 2 sailed hides, 6V4c; No. 1 veal calf, 8
to 12 lbs., 9c; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 8c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NI'TS - Hickory, large, per bu., $1.25;
shellbarks, $1.35; English walnuts, per lb.(
12fll3c; filberts, per lb., 12c; almonds, per
lb.. HIYliic; pennuls, raw, per lb., &141H6C.
HONEY 1'cr 2t-sectIon case, $3.50(3.7.5.
21',l
11 00
fi 72,j
6 fi
fi 37'4
li ai',4
21
21 U
1 06
fi 72'4I
fi fV,b
21
11 2214
C fO
fi 42'4l fi 50
C 42'4 6 47V4
Cash quotations were as follows;
FLOUR Dull and steady; winter patents.
$.1.fi0f(3.70; straights. $2.9o3.40: clears. $2.70
4(3.20; spring specials, $3.b01(3.); patents.
M(nW(3.l5; straights, J2.0fJU2.tx); bakers, $2.00
2.!0.
WHEAT No. 3, C4V4fC:.Uoj No. 2 red, 69
7(V
CORN-No, 2, 37'.4ff37!!t,c; No. 2 yellow, 37'4
ffi37c.
OATS-No. 2. 21741(220: No. 2 white, 24U
f(21c; No. 3 white, 234f21c.
RYE No. 2, 55c.
HA RLE Y Good feeding, 2C'.4'&37c; fair to
choice malting, 39fr'tlc.
SEEDS No. 1 llax and northwestern,
tM. Prime timothy. J2.42'.4Q2.I5. Clover,
contract gradn. $7.50.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $10 00
Ml. 10. Lard, per 100 lbs., $8.Of?.72'.i. Short
ribs sides (loose), $0.30170.53. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), $fi.50&6.75. Short clear
sides (boxed,), $ii.90fi7.O0.
WHISKY-lmsis of high wines, $1.23.
SUGARS Cut loaf. $$.0h; granulated, $5.52;
confectioners' A. $T..4S; off A. $3.33.
Following are tho receipts and shipments
for today:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 12.000 5.0W
Wheat, bu 20.wtt S.000
Corn, bu .134,0)0 215,(v)l
Oats, bu 131,0.0 3I5.K)1
Rye, bu 5.000 fi.OX)
Ilarley, bu 2I.(W 4.00)
On the nrodiice exchange today tho but
ter market was steady; creameries, 15iff
19V4o; dairies. 13',4t17c. Cheese, IVudUu.
Eggs, steady; fresh, He.
St. I, mils (i in 1 11 nml I'ro visions.
ST. LOUIS. June 1. WHEAT Lower:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator. 70c; track, 71fi
I'sc: Juno, ODc; July. fi7i5i7T4o; August,
7'1i'iSc ; September. 6.S'4fc6SHc; No. 2 hard.
ClilCoc.
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash. 37c: track.
SSe; June, .T7c; July, 36VffCi84C; September,
G?ie.
OATS-Steadv. Nn. 2 cash. 21:c: track.
22'ic: June. 2lc; July. 21-ic; September,
Zl'40: No. 2 white, 25gcr.Hc.
It 1 K Lower nt 52!ic.
FLOUR Dull and unchanged.
SEEDS-Tlmothy. $2.00172.20. Flax, nomi
nal at $1.77.
COKN.MKAL Sternly at $1.95?2.00.
HRAN I'asy; sacked; east track, 6lfl6Sc.
HAY Easy ; timothy. $9.50312.00: Dralrle.
$S.(KK?(S.75.
WHISKY Steady nt 11.23.
IRON COTTONTIES $1.30. '
HEMP TWINE-90.
nAGGINO-7T4ift8ie.
METALS Lead, tlrm at $3.93. Spelter.
dull at $l.40f4.43.
poultry chickens. 7c: snr nw. iraisc:
turkeys. ICe: snrlncs. 11c: ducks. 6c:
springs, j;ijiiic; geese, 3c; springs, 11c,
i.iiupi nieniiy ai a;c.
I1U1TER Steadv: creamerv. 17f?Mc
dairy. U'ii17c.
I'ROVIHIONS Pork. steadv: lobblnr.
$12.r. Lard, lower: prime steam. Jnl.67'A;
derscholce. $G.02'4. Dry salt meats, boxed.
easier; extra snorts, clear ribs, J7.W;
clear sides. $7.12H. Ilacon. boxed, easier:
extra shorts, $7.37'.4; clear ribs, $7.50; clear
sides. 5f.ii'yj.
RECEllTS-FIour. 4.000 bbls.: wheat. 15.-
OOO liii.; eorn, 4S.Ofi0 bu.; oats. 44,000 bu.
SIIIPMENTS-Flour. 11.000 bu.: wheat.
IS.000 bu.; corn, 99,000 bu.; oats, 40,000 bu.
MIU' YORK OF.M'.ltAI, .MAItKKT.
sold at lie wero held flrmly at IS'ifilJc
Native steers have ben sold nt ll'm
The packers are tr.vlng to put good
face on the market, but thev cannot In
duce a buying movement. They claim that
trie tanners nave only small supplies or
hides and that It will be Impossible to
postpone buying much longer. .Mcanwhllu
the market Is stale, Hat and tiuprolltablc.
9IOVK.MI2.1TS OF STOCKS AMI 1IOMIS.
Stock Mnrket Slum 11 11 t'ntisunl
A tn 11 11 1 of ActWIly nml Strength,
NEW YORK. June 1 The stoel market
developed an activity and strength today
wnicn nave neen rorcign to it lor many
weeks past. The dealings were to n large
extent concentrated In a limited number or
stocks, but there was nevertheless a broad
ening of tho market and general gains
throurhout even In the less netlve stocks.
Tho Industrials and special Inlluenees wero
emphatically relegated to the background
and, with exception of Sugar and the To
baccos, there were no notable points of
strength or features of activity In that de
partment. It was a movement of railroad
stocks decidedly and the advance wns made
In face of a number of Incidents which
would have been quickly seized upon by the
sk-M; LIVE STOCK MARKET I
tt.ns. K ittlrs were llrm. but closed below u"nun 'l'L' uivvu uuimiMi
tho best prices of tnc iluv Three ner cent .
rentes. loif 7'y for the account, exchange
on Iwiiulon. :t Iik- Mr checks; Spanish Is
closed al 72. Te.
MERLIN. June 1. On tho bourse today
home funds advanced sharply on large pur
chases. Internationals were quiet. Ameri
cans nnd Canadian Pnelllcs were harder.
Tr.insvaal railroads were strong nnd bank
shares were animated on the satisfactory
news from Johannesburg. Mine shares
hirdened, being encouraged by manufactur
ing reports. Exchange on London, 20m
"'spfg for checks; discount rates, for short
bills, 4,4 per cent; three months' bills, i'-t
:er cent.
LONDON. Juno 1. 4 p, m.-Tho market
for American securities wns dull nil day,
owing to the Inactivity of operators. Tho
lln.tl tone was dull. Gold premiums arc
quoted: Madrid, 25.55; Huenos Ayres. 130.
Cornfed Steers Diner!!? Sell t Yt
terdtj's Pricti.
OTHER KINDS OF BtEVF.S ALSO STEADY
civ York MIiiIiik tliiotntlon.
NEW YORK, June l.-Thc following nre
tho closing quotations for mining shares
today:
Mors Sell .lust About Five Cent
Higher Tlinii Vesterdu)' Under In
lluenee of Good Deiiiiind nt
Much Doing; In Sheep.
(hollar
Iniin Pnlnl ?
bears In tho lately prevailing temper or I con On I & V 14U
speculation to force down prices. , DenilnooJ 60
Today, on the contrary, the outstanding Oouid & Ourrle .... u
shorts were eager lo cover their contracts 1 m.Ip jc Vn,,, ti
nnd when they sought to secure stocks they ! lloinestake ..Mm
round a very limited amount orrered aim
the resulting rise in prices was rapid and
sharp, It wns reported In Wall street that
a largo short account, nmountlng to over
20,000 flhares of various stocks, was being
closed out preliminary to a European tour
London Stock (Imitations.
LONDON, June l.-l p. m.-Closlng
.n '"mo individual siocKS was j .consols, money.... lf.5'. Trie
lililtUIHIU I'l n ilium I,, U ,1,.-
Iron Silver
Mexican
Onlnrlo
Ophlr
Plymouth
quirk. liver ...
do pfd....
Sierra Nevada
Stamford
t'nlon Oon
Yellow Jacket
TM
4?
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ISO
?M
20
3
1
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opening of the market disclosed a mood of
depression over the disappointing effect or
the war news on foreign markets. London
sold about n.s many stocks In this market
as were bought for that account yesterday
and dragged prices below last night's level.
rno steel stocks, arter rrntionni advances,
turned heavy on the news of the closing
down of additional mills nnd offered no sup
port to tno market ror tne rest or tne tiny.
Sugar hung below last night's prices all
day. In fact, the strength In the Tobacco
stocks was tho only notable element of
strongth In tho Industrial departments. A
number of reports for April showed gnlns
In the gross earnings more than wiped out
by Increased operating expenses. Hut theso
reports were ignored and caused no rneoK
to tho unward tendency In the railroad list.
This found Its Inception In the granger
group ana spread to onion oncinc. tno
Atrhlsons and Missouri Paclllc. It was at
tributed to the favorablo crop weather
prestige In tho west Later In the dn tho
tVunk lines came Into prominence, led by
the llaltlmore & Ohio, the common rising 4
points and tho preferred 24, and Pennsyl
vania, Reading first prererred and I-ackn-wanna
rose from 2'.4 to 2l4. The decline In
tho movement of currency from the Interior
for the week was counted 11s an encourag
ing factor. The net receipts by the banks
from that source nre estimated nt about
$2,01X1,000. compared with over $3,000,000 last
week. It Is hoped that this will prove the
turning point townrd a revival of trade ac
tivity in tho Interior. Tho mnrket closed
actlvo nnd strong nt the best.
There was a good absorption of railroad
bondR at advnnclng prices. Total sales, par
value, $1,495,000. Pnlted States refunding 2s.
when Issued, declined and old 4s advanced
U In the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: Tho markets
wero very quiet today before Whitsuntide.
They were, however, llrm, though feature
less. The public Is still apparently waiting
for ofllclal news of the fall of prices. Im
don was Inclined to realize In Americans,
but New York equalized this tendency.
Tlntos wero Hat on Paris sales on the fort
nightly statistics. Stocks Increased 2,035
tons and supplies Increased 2,160.
Following ore the closing prices on the
New York Stock exchange today:
i-i'i
75-H
Mi
21
9H
10."1, do 1m pfd......
, .. 2. Pennsylvania
.. W4 Heading
...llflS No, I'noine pfd....
...'; Omtid Trunk
. .. M Anaconda
,.. "ti Hand Mines
...135',i
37i
7R'i
SOUTH OMAHA, June 1.
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogh. Sheep.
Olllclal Monday 2,141 4,69'J 2.WJ
Ortlelal Tuesday 5,010 15,2j9 3,13j
Olllclal Wednesday 4,790 11.761 1.614
Olllclal Thursdav 6.192 11.501 l..li
Ottlclal Friday 1,52 U,!70 3.bl9
Five days this week. . ..H.730 65,261 11.K6
Same days last week ... 16,5;0 63,M5 13,210
Samo days week before.. 18.J1S 4l,7i8 lMitf
Same three weeks ago.. 17,13 Ji,J75 -,W5
Same four weeks ago. .. .12.291 35,112 I2.4i4
Average price palu for Hogs tor the last
several days with comparUons;
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HOGS-Recelpts were of pretty good slzn
this morning, hut there wns nn n. live de
mand nnd at tre snme time a more en
coiiraclng outlook in eastern mirltrls, so
that the market here opened 2'v"ii5c higher
At the opening hogs sjld lnrgely at 4 561
4.S7'4, then It strengthened up ami for a
tlmo gooil loads commanded $t "'-.'-i I 90 A
little later Chicago came easier and the
market at this point eased off again nnd
closed about where It opened- Mat Is, with
gojd loads of ml.xcd hogs at $1 S7'2. As
will be noted ftom the sales Itclow. the
popular price today wns $I.S74, while yes
terdny tho most of the hogs went nt $1 SuVa
41.15.
Today's ndvnnee makes up all the loss or
yesterday, nnd more, tno, leaving mar
Kt omy a nhade lower than It wns on
Tuifdny A comparison of this market
with other river points will show that
hogs are selling very well here. Representa
tive ales:
41H
(inndit Ions for Hie liny nil Various
(,'oiiiniiiilltleN,
NEW YORK, June l.-FLOUR-Rocelpts,
14.415 bbls.; exports, 30.033 bbls. Market
quiet nnd unchanged; Minnesota patentH,
$3.00f3.f5; Minnesota bakers, $2.G.-.ft2.S5;
winter patents, $3.ttft3.S,5; winter straights,
$3,355(3.50; winter extras, $2.55f(2.S0; winter
low grades. $2.23fI2. 10. Ryo Hour, quiet;
fair to good, $2.UOJ3.15; cholco to fancy.
I3.25'if3.50.
COitNMEAl Ensy; yellow western, S2c;
city. Sic; Hrandywlne, 2. 355(2. 43.
RYE Steady; No. 2 western. C2hc f. o.
b. atlont; state, D9o c. I. f., New York car
lots.
11ARLEY Quiet; fccdltiff. I3'.4l5c c. I
f New York; malting, 50ft 53c c. i. f., New
York.
HARLEY MAIl'-Nomlnal; western, KV
toe.
WHEAT Receipts, 42,100 tm.; exports,
107,730 bu. Spot, steady; No. 2 red, f23o
f. o. b.. nlloal, spot, nominal: No. 2 red
77Tc In elevator; No. 1 northern. Dulutli
75c. f. o. b.. allont. prompt: No. 1 hard
Dulutli, 77'4C, nllo.it, to arrive. Options
nrin on invoranie i.ncunn caiues. I'ouow
Ing this came 11 sharp decline under north
west selling, which gave way dually to
renewed strength on a bullish Modern
Miller crop renort and general covering
closed steady and unchanged; July, 72'h'ff
ie, closing at i-'c; suptemner, 7j'iiSf
7Jc. closing nt 73Hc.
CORN-Recelpts. 53,775 bu.; exports. 112,
C2I bu. Spot, steady; No. 2. 43,ic, f. o. b.,
nlloat, and 42',c In elevator. Options
opened easy through declines abro.id, hut
recovered later on ralr clearances and ac
tlvo buying; closed steady at unchanged
prices: July. 42 1-lfifi 12 5-ltic, closing at
4-ic; September, I2M( I25fc. closing nt I. ',4c.
OATS Receipts. 41,100 bu.; exports, 10,70
bu. Spot, quiet; No. 2, M'sc; No. 3, 2tic;
No. 2 white. 27140: No. 3 white. 27c; on
track, mixed western. 2tiMi2ic; 011 track,
white, 27ft3l',4o. Options slow nnd feature
less, HAY Quiet; shipping, 70fi75c; good to
choice. SoftOOc.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
1M9 crop. llWHe; old. 2ti5c; Pacific coant.
1690 crop. 10Jil3c; old. 3fi5c.
HIDES Steady. Galveston. 20ffi tn !)
W-jc; California, 21 to 2.1 lbs.. 211-c; Texns
drj-, 24 to 30 lbs.. 15c.
LEATHER-Stendy; hemlock sole. Ruenos
Ayres, light to heavy. 23W2J,e: acid, 2l0
254c
WOOI Quiet; domestic lleece, 5JJ(iSc;
Texns. WMfic.
rilOVISIONS-Heof, easy; best, quiet:
family. $11.112.00: mtss. $3.5Ofil0.00; hevt
hams, $11,00112.00; packet. $10 00ft 12.0.1; city,
oxtra India mess, $lf..00ltic.50. cm meats,
steady; pickled bellies, $7.25I(S.50: pickled
shoulders. '6.16: pickled limps 111) 2.W 10.75.
Lard, weak; western steamed, $7.03; re
fined, easy; continent, $7.20. enmnound,
$fi.37ftfi.50. Pork, quiet; family. Jin.Sivj 14.50;
short clear. $13,505)14.50; mess, $11.754" 12.00.
POTATOES-Steady: New York. $1.00f(
1,50; Jersey sweets, $3.00ft.50.
TALLOW-Dull; city. lt ; country, 4'sff
4sic.
lilCE Firm: domestic, fnlr to extra. 4U4
41,4c; Japan. lifNTtc.
MOLASSES-Steady; New Orlenns, open
kettle, good to choice. 41fll5c.
PEANUTS Quiet ; fancy hand-picked. 3?;
CT4c; other domestic, 35f3'ic.
FREIGHTS To Liverpool, quiet: cotton,
bv steam. 27c. grain, by steam, 34Tf3id.
'TiVTTER Receipts, 8,153 pkgs.; market
barely steady, western, IfiMift'-M'sc; factory,
141116c.
CHEESE Receipts, li.6l nkgs.; market
fteady; dead, large white. 9sft9V: dead,
grass tinge. SfOv : large colored, 9e; small
white. SHfiSc; small colored. Sls1sc.
008 Receipts, 13,523 pkgs.; murket
Kmisnn CKy Grnln iinil I'mvlslon,
KANSAS (MTY. June 1. WHEAT Jul v.
G0H,fiCOii-; September. 6114c; cash, No. 2
nurd, wvic; .no. 3. 65jW)o; Mo. S red, MftGSc;
.no. ;i, iiiyiH',sc.
CORN July. SlvnWjc; September, noth
ing doing: cash. No. 2 mixed, 3t4035c; No.
2 white, 3M(3f,4c; No. 3. 3!S!4c.
OATS-No. 2 white. 23!4ft23!4c
RYE No. 2. 51c.
HAY Choice- timothy, $10.tmo.60; choice
prairie. $.1.75Ji7.(0,
RCTTER-Crcamery. 155?lSc; dairy, fancy,
14c
EGGS "Weak: outside demand light: loss
by candling Increasing; fresh Missouri and
Kansas stock, Mj-c doz.; seconds, 5c loss
off (cases returned); southern, 6c; new
white wood cases Included, He more.
RECEIPTS-Wheat. 17,100 bu.; corn, 33,
im bu.: oats. 10,fl) bu.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat, 61,000 bu.; corn, 2G,
ono bu.; oats, 11,000 bu.
Liverpool (irulii 11 lid I'm visions.
LIVERPOOL. Juno l.-VHEAT-Spot.
steady; No. 1 California, Or VidRys Id; No. 1
northern siirlng, 5s9V4d. Futures, steady;
July. 5sS74d; September, 6s Sid.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed, new,
3s ICHd. Futures, quiet; July, 3s9d; Sep
tember. 3.1 9Hd.
PROVISIONS-Lard. American refined, In
palls, easy. 36s 6d; prime western, In tierces,
dull, 3ls9d. llam.H. short clear, easy, 47s fid.
Bacon, short clear backs, dull, 36s t'd.
CIIEESE-Amerlcan finest white, easy,
5ls: American finest colored, easv. 5ls.
RECEIPTS-Wheat (during the last three
iiaysi, sMi.ixm centals, including lsi.uoo Amer
ican. Corn (during the last three days),
AtchlKon
do prd
llaltlmore & O...
Canadian Pacific.
Canada So
Clies. & Ohio ...
Chicago fl. W...
C. H. & Q
Chi.. Ind. A L..
do prd
Chicago & K. Ill
C. A N. W
O., It. I. & I...
C. C. C. A St. L
Colorado So
do let pfd..
do J.1 pM...
Del. A Hudson .
Del. L. & V..
Denver & It. O,.
do pfd
Erie
do lt pfd...
Ot. Nor. rrd
Hocking Coal ...
Hocking Valley .
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ...
do prd
K. C P. A a...
Luke Krle W.
do pfd
Lake Shore
K A N
Manhattan I.
Met. W. Ity
Mexican Central
Minn. & St. L...
1o pti
Mo. Pacific
Mobile A Ohio .,
M.. K. A T
do prd
N J Central ...
N Y. Central ..
Norfolk A W....
do pfd
No, raclflc
do pfd
Ontario A W.
Oregon Tiy. A
do pM ....
Pennsylvania
Reading
do 1st pfd
. 16
.113
.115
.147
. 45
111
34
89'j
26 Vnlon PaclfJ; .
73", do pfd
80S Wabanh
9 Hi do prd
53 .'Wheel. & L H
2-SH1 do Id pfd.,
12t Wis. Central ..
Third Avenue .
Adnms Ex
American Dx...
U. K. Kx
Well.-rurgo Ex
Amer. Cotton. Oil... 35
do pf.l 00
Amer. Malting ...
do pfd
Amer. S. & 11
do pfd
Amer. Spirit ....
do pfd
Amor. 6. II
do prd
Amer. S. A W...,
do pfd ,
Amer. Tin Plate.,
do pfd
Amer, Tobacco ..,
do pfd
Anne. Mining Co..
Brooklyn R, T...
Colo. Fuel A Iron
Con. Tobacco ....
do pfd
Toderai Steel
do pf.l
Oen. Electric
Glucnje Sugar ...
do pfd
Inter. Paper
do pfd
..131
.. 13
.. H
.. 93
..167
..109',i
.. 60',i
.. 6
.. 43
..113 I
..rroiy
.. 19 V
.. COS,
,.. 13
.. ss
...167'.
.. 14
... isi;
..114
.. is'V
,.. 4
,.. 7l
,..215
... 8Di!
,.. r.v,
,..1M
... 13'i
,.. fiJ'ij
... 6'i
... EB'4
.Ml mien pill In Wheat Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 1. WHEAT In
store, No. 1 northern, June, filc; July,
filffcc; September, u5',4f ffiic ; on track, No,
1 hard, fifie: No. 1 northern, 65Hc; No,
2 northern. (Mo.
FLOOR First patents. $3.55: second nat-
ents. $3.35; first clenrs, $2.50; second clcarB,
$2.10.
HRAN-In bulk, JU.0Onil.75.
'I'lili'ilu Mnrket,
TOLEDO, O., Juno l.-WHEAT-Dull;
spot, 7t'ic: June. 74c.
OOHN-Dull, lower: No. 2 cash. 3?4c
OATS-Weak; No. 2 cash, 22c.
RVIV-Dull. firm: No. 2 cash. 5Sc.
SEEDS-Clover, active; cash, prime old,
i.f"; prune new
Nn. 2, $l.45fj 1.60.
. 17
. !TP4
. 73
. 3T(,
. 77
. 234
. 74
. 94S
.12)
.
. 7:i
. 37';,
. WXi
. SPi
. !64
. C$4
.135
. 49i
. 9'.)'
. 2Pi
. SOI
. TOVi
. 29H
. 79'4
.
. !74
. 2S'j
. R5
;d pfd....
w
pfd
A S. F
lit pfd....
2d pfd....,
PrtllthW....
Pfd
do
nio c,
do
St. T.
do
do
St. L.
do
vSt. Paul
do pfd
St. P. Omahn.
So. racltic
So. "Railway
do pfd
Texas A Paclllc
Offered.
3$'iI,aclede Oas
104 National Illscult
S4 do pfd
119 Nntlonal T-ad .
U1V4 , do pf,l
3CIJ Xatlonat Steel ..
TS'i do pfd
SU4IJ. Y Air Hrake...l27
7'i No. American 144
51T4 Pacific Coast 514
N'nv. 42 do lt pfd S3
7S I do 2d pfd 61
1321! Paclllc Mall 2Si;
174 People's Oas 101
.. jvh I'resseu rv car 46
.. 2i do pfd 774
.. SV.J Pullman P. Car....lSJ
.. STVil Standard It. A T.. 54
,,. Sugar IIS'4
,.. f.9 I do pfd 11s
34WITenn. Coal A Iron. 7,"T4
V. S. leather ...
do pfd
U. S. Rnhher ...
do pfd
Vetern ITnlon .
Republic t A S.
do pfd
P. C. C. A St. I
... in;
... 2
...uon
...1734
...115
... Cf.'i
... 124
. . . W
I!
11
71
2U
!-,;;
m
m
60
New York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK. June l.-MONEY-On call
steady nt liftS per cent; last loan, 2 per
cent; primo mercantile paper, Slift-tlA per
cent.
STERLING ICXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual business In bnnkers' bills at $4.E7,i'ff
I.S714 for demnnd nnd 11.8114 for sixty days;
posien raies, i..)Vi nnu i.55',4; commercial
PIUS. $4.S;i4r(H.M.
SILVER-Certlflcates, COffilc; bar. 60c;
.iexicuii ouiiuin, iivc.
RONDS Governments. Irregular; state,
weak: railroad, strong.
The closing prices on bonds today are as
follows:
M
P. 8. ref. 2s. reg..l03lj
do coupon
do reg
do 3, reg
do coupon ....
do new 4i, reg
do coupon
do old 4a, reg.
do ooupon ....
do S, reg..
do roupon .
P. of C. 3 63
Atrh. gen, 4s.
rtn adj. 4i..
Canada So. 2i
C. A O. 4H..
ll3i
.10D'4
.10914
.1314
.13(4
1154
....115
....tl.1
....113
....132
....101
It A T.
do 4s
N. Y. O. Is
N. J O. gen. 5s
No. Pacific 3s...
do (
N Y. C A at I,
91 i
1114
121
fi7
in-,
(i.int;
N. A W. conrn 4a. 97
Oregon Nav. is Ill
do 4i 1044
Oregon .H L. 6....i:S4
do ronsol 5s 11i;
Iteadlnir con. 4 RSU
sri mo u. w. la 99
107 I St I. A 1 M c. 5o..,1104
99 Pt. I. ft S K g a,.12l
117 t. Paul consols, ...K2i
C. N. W. e. 7s.l(14 St. P.. O. A P. ls.lfO
do S. V. deb. 5..1I9 1 do 5s 121
Chicago Ter 4s.... 974 .So. Pacific 4s Sl
Onln. So. 4s 87 tin Hnlltvnv Bs 11?
$5.05 bid; October, $3.25 Denver A R. O. ls.1014 S It A T. 6 71
' do 4s 994 "Tex. A Pnc. U....U24
17. T.. V. & O. Is. .1034 do 2s H
Phlliiilelpliln Pm.liicc .Mnrket. 1 P'rle general 4 724 Union Pnclllo 4a UCi;
IMlII.AIll.'l.IMIl A lime 1 I1ITTTI.'I ! r W. A II. C. Is. ,04 W n basil Is H.ii
do account
Atchlenn
Onnmllnn Paclllc
St Paul
Illinois Central .
IsMilavlll
I'nlcn Pac. pfd ..
N. V. Central ..
Ex-Interest.
RAR SILV ER Firm at 27 9-16d per oz.
MONEY l't per cent.
Tno rate or discount in tho open margci
for short bills Is 211-IC02' per cent; for
three months' bills, 2 per cent.
In nk Clenrlnns.
CHICAGO. June l.-Clenrlngs, $25,716.37;
balances, $2,720,(f9. Posted exchange, $4.54
M.6S14. New York exchange, 10c premium,
I1ALTIMORE. Juno l.-Clenrlngs, $7,972,
617; balances, $77,407.
PHILADELPHIA, June l.-Clearlngs,
$17,052,211; balances, $1,919,615.
NEW YORK. June I. -Clearings, $166,
972.1502; balances. $10,572,923.
HOSTON. June l.-Clearlngs, $19,o27,539;
balances, $1.7W,372.
ST. LOIMS. June l.-Clenrlngs. $6.33S.631;
bnlnnces, $'577,191; money. 4f(7 per cent; New
York exchange, 250 premium bid, 10c pre
mium naked.
Condition nf'llie Trensnrr.
WASHINGTON, Juno 1. Today's state
ment of the trensury balances In the gen
ernl fund, exclusive of tho $160,000,000 gold
reserve In the division or redemption,
shows: Avnllablf. cash balances, $145,753,
G29; gold, $0S,S57.&n.
Onlliin .Mnrket.
NEW YORK. June l.-COTTON-The cot
ton market opened steady at a decline of
2573 points and eased off 3fT points fur
ther, early cables not being satisfactory
and supporting orders scurce. Later, how
ever, there was a sudden and decided re
action. From the lowest point prices ad
vanced 10312 points nnd trading was very
active for a time. .Tho upward movement
originated In reports of too much moisture
In tho southwest, leading to n scare of
shorts. Lnter cubic. wero better nnd
covering beenme n feature, with some buy
ing on Investment account. Rut tho public
demnnd was not satisfactory and still later
the market eased off t little, under re
newed selling for short account, purtly
owing to n very fnlr average to crop ac
counts. The final phases of the market
rellected hesitation owing to the fnct that
tomorrow and Monday will bu holidays In
Liverpool. Tho closo wns barely steady,
with prices net 4 to 7 points lower. Sentl
mont wns decidedly bearish under the be
lief In n big acreage Increase on the 10th, In
tho government reports, and under re
ports of weak spot markets.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1 COTTON
Qulet; pales. 1.050 bales; ordinary. 7 7-lCc;
good ordtnnry. 7 15-16c; low middling. SHc;
middling, S13-16c, good middling. 9c; mid
dling fnlr, 9'4o; receipts, 142 bales: stock.
101.701 bales; futures, quiet aivd steady; June,
R.33c bid; July, S.nSOT.SSc: August, 7.96fl
7.9f,e; September. 7.lfl7.f!2c; Octoher, 7.XW
7.3io ; November, 7.2rfi7.27c; December, 7.2iVo
7.27c; Jnnusry, 7.2(5ft7.2Sc; February, 7,28ft
7.30c; March. 7.30t7.32e.
NEW YORK. June l.-COTTON-FMturcs
closed barely steady; June. 8.29o; July. 8.32c;
August. R.12c! Stytombcr. 7.82c; October,
7.05c; Novembor. 7.61c ; 'December, 7.50c;
January. 7.32c;,Fi1(i'uary. 7.54c; March, 7.67c.
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, 9c;
middling gulf, 914c: snlos, 25 bales.
ST. LOI'IS. Juno 1. COTTON-Un-changed;
middling-. S 13-lfic; sales, none;
receipts, 9S7 bales; shipments, 1,00$ bales;
stock. 10,299 bales.
Cn(Tce Mnrket.
NEW YORK, June l.-COFFBE Spot,
Tllo. firm: No. 7 Invoice. 8ic. Mild market
steady; Cordova. 914W1314C. The mnrket for
rutures openeu sieauy ni uncnangca pricen
to 6 nolnts advance and developed pro
nounced activity and further advanced 10ff
20 points on reports or bubonic plague nt
Itlrv eauslnir some active covering; nrm-
ness Increased by better statistical tendoncy
anil tno strong nuiiune or spot noiuers.
Tho market closed steady. 10320 points net
higher; total sales, 31,"' nags, inciuaing:
Jupe, $6.95f(7.15: Julv. $7.00i7.l5: Augiist.
$7,20; September. 7.1(VfTT.25; Octolier. ji.i&w
7.30; November. $7 U7i7.30; December. Tl.ZVit
7.50: January, $7.50; February, $7.05; March,
$7.50.
Snunr Mnrket,
NEW ORLEANS. June 1. SUGAR Mar
ket strnnc: centrifugal, yellow, IH'fiSc; sec
onds 3fi'l'4c. Molnses. quiet and nominal.
NEW YORK, June l.-SI'GAR-Raw.
strong; fair refining. 4 1-lfic; centrifugal, 96
lest, 19-lCc; molasses sugar, 3'Rc; refined,
firm: No, 0. 5.1c; No. 7, G.fSe; Nn. 8, Gc; No.
9. I.Cte: No. 10, .0c: No. 11. 4.8c; No. 12.
4.Sc; No. 13, I. So; No. 14, 4.S.-; standard A.
C.lc; confectioners A. 5.1c; mould A. 5. See;
cut loaf 6c: crushed, fie; powdered, 6.7c;
granulated, P.Co; cubes. 5.75c.
Dry Guilds Mnrket.
NEW YORK, June l.-DRY GOODS The
market for all descriptions of cotton goods
continues slow on home trade account nnd
buyers for export to China havn retired for
tho time being. Prim conditions are with
out material change In any line of stnple
goods. Print cloths continue Idle In reg
ulars and In light request for odd goods.
Prink and ginghams quiet nnd unchanged.
Linen? are In m nlernte demand and prices
generally steadv. Hurlaps dull In all
welchts nnd nil storks aro limited. Tho
tone of tho market lo easy.
Oiillforiilii Dried 1'riiKs.
NEW YORK. Juno 1. CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS Ruled dull and feature
less. There was little activity In the mnr
ket for evaporated apples: buyers are hold
ing off for concessions but prices remain
unrhnnged; state, common, 4'Mi5o; prime,
Sulfite; choice, effi"v: fancy, 7'iflRe. Cali
fornia dried prunes. 3!vfi7c per lb., ns to
size and qu.illtv. Apricots, Royal, 12Vif14c:
Moor Park l.VfdSc. Peaches, peeled. W
20c; unpeelcd, CfiOo.
St. .Iiin.'iiIi Live Stuck.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Juno 1. (Spc
clal.) The Journal quotes:
CATTLE Receipts, 1.900 hend; mnrket
wenk; natives. $!. 75155. 10; Texns nnd west
erns, $3.ro'nr.io; cowh and neirers, k.ZjW
(.70; biilln. an 1 sines, $2. 23ft I. SO; yenrllng.i
nnd eilves. $3.753.01: stoekers and feeders,
$3.25fil.75; veals, $6. 0017.0).
HOGS Receipts. 5,2y hend' mnrket W
7'je hleher: all grndc.i, $,2',4W5.03; bulk of
sales. $4.f5(T l.l5.
FHEKP Receipts, 2,f'i0 head; mnrkct
stendy.
May
May
May
Mav
f ! May-
May
I 5 26, 3 61 1 3 7t) t M "
May
-May
Mav
-iay 10....,
'ay 11....
May 12
-May 1J....,
-May 14....
May 15....
May IS....
May 17....
May 1?....
May 19,...
May 20....
May 2L...
Mny 22....
-May 23....
Mny 21....
May
Mny 26
Mny 27....
May 2S....
5 18
5 17
fi 2b
6 221
3 651 3 901
3 651 3 87i 3 711
3 63 3 931 I 72
2 95 3 C1
I 3 64I 3 93! 3 64
5 21 I 3 0f 1 701
6 101 1 (l
6 12 .! 65! 3 K9l
.1 62 3 95
3 62 I 97
3 C6 4 19,
3 63
5 15
6 16
o 16
6 17
6 21
i 3.1
fi 20
5 11
fi 10
3 67
3 67
3 60
3 54)
3 65
3 63
5 03
6 OS 3 62!
6 Oil 3 65
5 Oil 3 62
4 35
4 22
4 25
4 4$j
4 29
4 35
4 26!
4 26
3 71
I
: as
3 (7
3 66
2 65
3 61
3 61
3 i&
3 621
3 SI
3 62
3 56
3 62
3 18! 4 4I
4 W
2 2 4 47
3 SO I
1 i 4 40i
t 4 S$
2 1! 4 HI
3 10
3 17
3 20
3 11
3
3 t
3 111
3 12
3 o;
3 03
3 03
3 02
4 3.11
6 Oil 3 SSI 4 171 3 I0; 3 01 22 4 S3
4 991 3 55 4 IS! 3 391 2 99 4 63
I 3 601 4 20. 3 31 2 93 4 17! 4.61
4 V.i 1 nil 1 14 " 92 4 311
4 "O H lift .1 'K 2 4 351 4 53
Mny 30 1 I S5 3 57 4 101 1 2 93 4 39l 4 51
MllV 31 4 X.H .1 Ml 4 in 3 Sfl! i 4 361 I 1
Juno 1 ' 4 SSI 3 50 4 21 3 401 2 S61 4 C0 4 51
4 4
4 43
4 46
4 44
4 31
4 27
4 36
4 3S
4 46
4 45
4 37
4 iti
6 07
6 05
4 97
6 W
SOJ
4 $7 1
4 n
4 81
4 1(7
4 tl
6 01
4 m
4 81
4 71
4 67
4 69
4 (A
4 6b
4 59
4 63
No.
e;
M
3
44
16.-...
74
73
37
81
t3
76
42..
62.
83 .
90..
72.
81 .
88
8J..
70..
84..
tn.,
76..
M. .
65..
8D..
82..
74.,
69.,
8
41.
f,S.
60..
..172
..1M
..m
..216
..241
...2.10
..227
,.26
,.m
..212
..215
:w
201
m
193
2.W
226
AM
J02
214
109
221
103
21S
23.1
315
215
W
K
233
Ill
.,,...252
240
225
2(2
2 217
Indlcntes Sunday.
The ofllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road wns:
Cnttlo. Hoes Shn. H'r's.
i-., .ai. e i. i'. ity
O. & St. L. Ry
Missouri Pacific Ry 8
Union Pacific system... 12
C. & N. V. Ry 2
F.. E. & M. V. R. R.... 23
S. C. & P. Ry 1
C St. P.. M. ti O. Ry.. 8
U. & M. R. R. R 12
C, II. & Q. Ry 2
K. C. & St. J 1
C, H. I. & P.. east 2
C. R. 1. & P., west 1
Illinois Central
Totnl receipts 71
The disposition of tho day's receipts wns
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Iltivcrs. CnMle. 1tn-. Sh'n.
uinana rticKing uo, ....... 63
3
2 .. 1
fi 2
SO 7
1
4S 3
"u V, "i
49
7 .
2
3
4
1
Tis 14 2
II
.?'
.219
.515
.238
.244
65 2l
216
rt
(A..
81..
17..
24..
69..
76
24
81
63
68
76
51
67
91
..233
. .2
..261
..217
..23.1
..253
..260
..211
G. H. Hammond Co 13.1
Hwirt and Company 619
Cudahy Packing Co 187
Armour & Co 332
Omaha Pack. Co., IC. C... 43
Cudahy Pnak. Co.. K. C. 106
Swift and Co., country.... 104
Hammond Co., K. c 61D
R. Decker & Degnn 11
Vnnsnnt A Co fi
Hill & Huntzlnger 15
Livingstone & richaller... 161
L. F. Husz 2
H L. Dennla & Co 24
Hobbeck & Co 1
Other buyers 61
657
N5
1.271
8,505
4,444
120
629
636
Totals 1,747 11,095 1,690
CATTLE ReeMpti today looked small as
compared with the big run of the first half
of the weak, but It was probably th best
thing for the market, as It cave It a
breathing spell and an opportunity to re
cover. The demand on the part of local
packers seemed to be good and the general
market was Jnst abaut steady with yester
day, or, lay 20c lawer than lait week on
heavy cattle and about lie lower on the
light cattle.
Cows and heifers sold In Just about the
same notehes as yesterday, thero being no
notloeablfi change tn the matter of prices.
The demand was good and the market rea
sonably active, so that the offAtingn
changed hands in good eeason. Bulls were,
also steady with yesterday.
Only a few stoekers and feeders were,
offered for sale nnd the market was without
now feature. Prlcos, while lower than last
week, were Just about steady with yestcr
dny. This market on all kinds of killing cattle
was In exceedingly good shnpe as compnred
with other markets. Yesterday there was a
good deal snld ubout the market because
of Its lateness, buyars hanging trick, but
when the market did open It wan very
active and the cattle were all sold In fair
season at prices that would comparo most
favorably with every other mnrkct. In
fact there Is no other mnrket in the country
nny better than this market, and, with the
exception of yesterday, the trade has been
actlvo on practically every day for the past
month or more. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
1..
1.,
6.
1.
V.
1.
5.
19
1..
fi..
Firm, fair demand: rancv western crenm
cry, 2tc; fancy western prints. 21c.
EGGS Quiet and V lower; fresh nearby.
He, loss off; rrefh western, 134e; fresh
southwestern. 13c: tresh southern, 13c.
I'll EES E Steady, but quiet.
Dulutli Wlienl Mnrket.
DULUTII, June l.-WHEAT-No. 1 hard,
cash. 69c: July, KOLe; September, 6nu,e; No.
1 northern, cash. ii7ic; July, 074e; Septem
ber. (e; No. 2 northern, C5Hc; No. 3
spring, C2'(.e.
CORN-3640,
OATS-22V123C. '
.Mllniuikt'e (i r it I li .Mnrket.
MILWAUKEE, June l.-WHEAT-I,owor:
No. 1 northern. 6714c; No. 2 northern, 6514
5iU'c.
RYE-Steady; No. 1, SClsc; No. .2, 5lfii
55'tc
BARLEY Steady ; No. 2, 42'4c; snmple,
SOflCkc.
flea Klectrlc 5k. 120 , do 2s injii
Ma. Central In. .. .111"'-'Went Slinre 4s 11114
K. C., I. ,t CJ 1.. "14 Win. Central Is.... 9PJ
L A N. unl. 4.... 09iYn. Centurlei 63
Ex-lnt. "Offered.
When Issued.
Huston Slocks nnd Unmix.
BOSTON. Juno l.-Cnll loans. 2H3 per
cent; tlmo loans, 3J4 per cent. Official
closing:
I'enrln .Mnrket,
PEORIA. June I.-CORN-Inactlve; No. 3,
36..
OATS-Inactive; No. 3 white. 227723c.
WHISKY-On the bnsls of $1.23 for fin
ished goods.
Sline nml l.entlier Hetletv,
CHICAGO. June l.-Thc Shoe nnd Leather
Review tomorrow will say: In our last
Issue we reported the sale of 5,000 winter
natives from a western branch packing
house nt prlvnte terms Persistent rumors
Place tne price paid at lie. During Janu
A.. T. A 8. F.
do pfd....
Amer, Humir .
do pfd....
Hell Telephone
Iloton Albany.. .'.MO
llomon Hlevnted ...139
lloston A Me
O . II. & Q
Dominion Coal .
do pfd
Federal flee ...
do pfd
Fit hlmrg pfd...
Gen. Electric ..
Mexican Central
N. 11. O. A O...
Old Colony
Old Dominion ..
Hubtier
Onion Pacific ..
... 27'i West Dud 91'i
. .. 73'4 Atchison 4 100
...ms .v. i:. o. & c.
...111 lAdventUie 4
3M lAlloue Mln. Co.... 1'i
Anml. Copper ..
At'niille
.19P4 Hoston A Mont..
.131 Unite & tloftnn
. I24 n-al. & Hecla..,
.116 Centennial
. 314 Franklin
. 0S4 Humboldt
.133 Ore ola
,135'i Parrot
.. m
..205
.. 17',i
21
Qulney
Santa Fe Copper
Tamarack
Otah Mining ....
Winona
66'i Wolverlnen
87'j
.. 21
,..!CO
.. 61
...705
.. IS
... 13'i
... M
... 62i
... 43
...135
.. 5
...191
... 27
... 3
... 19
Ex-dlvldend.
ForeiRii I'lnnnclnl.
PARIS. June 1. Prices opened tlrm on the
bourse today, but subsequently weakened,
owing to Inlluenee of numerous sales being
renorled forced. Internationals were mostly
ury und February tho hides now reported affected. Rio tlntos were prcescd for bilo
Til 17 HHAI.TV MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Friday,
Juno 1. 1900:
Wiirriinty DitiIm,
Joseph Oendle nnd wife to C. F. Wam
snt nl-j lot 10, block I, Kountze's
3d add $ 1.5C0
C. G Wnmsat and wlfo to Dora
Singer, same 2,000
G W. Smith ond wife tn J. M. Wil
liams, n CO nores or sw 3-U-10 750
W. W. Pool tn Jnmos Senear, lots 7
to II, block I, In Thirteenth Street
ndd 300
Anna Pedersen nnd husband to Theo-
doro Lunlnske lot 5, Oak Hill 152
E, H. Schroejcr i t il tn C. F. Doll.
lots 17. IS und 19. block 2. Forest Hill 12.CC0
Clnra Boeder to Henry Sprlck, w'4 lot
5, block 131. Onw'ia 13.5C0
Atby Hills to c. a. Leary, e3 lot 7,
A. II. Sanders' add 500
Fred Beuzlnger to Anilrzy nnd Rosa
Swltnla. lot 15. bin. k I, Arbor Place. 7C0
F. II. Little to CI. W. Little, part lot
1. block 113; part lotH 8, 9 anil 11,
block 249't. Omaha, and P-irt of Mar
ket street 1
fi W l.'lllo nml tvlfn In I'.lljilhpth
Dufrcne, nme 1,0001
(lull Olnlin Deeds,
Mabel Slev lo Margaret Sley, e'i lot
9. block S. Parker's add 1
Frederick Sley to same, same 1
Dei'ilH,
EherllT to G. E. Warner, lots 9 and 10,
block I. Emorv's add tn Valley 6S8
L. C. Denlse, administrator, to M. C.
Denise, u 127 feet of o W feet block
C. Shlnn'H add 135
Total amount uf transfers $33,20$
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Av Pr. No. Av. Pr.
760 3 25 23 1086 4 70
693 $3 51 2S 1237 4 75
SS5 3 50 1 1130 4 75
720 .1 75 7 1334 4 75
1210 3 73 6 1021 4 75
678 3 90 11 1204 4 To
, K 4 25 24 10)9 4 75
1040 4 30 1 1110 4 75
970 4 50 15 1180 4 75
Oro 4 50 8 1637 4 75
1240 4 60 1 1070 4 80
1040 4 60 18 1503 4 80
740 4 50 10 122J 4 SO
910 4 50 20 127 4 SO
901 4 50 17 1079 4 SO
PA I 50 10 11(6 4 SO
10SO 4 50 3 12W 4 SI
1008 4 50 2 1700 4 8.1
10S0 4 55 1 6 1005 4 SS
1030 4 V. 30 1391 4 81
1100 4 571J 19 1834 4 13
10J5 4 60 2 1350 ( )
1010 4 60 18 1286 4 95
1100 4 60 1 1320 5 (V)
J6S 4 60 4 1172 5 00
103 4 60 1 120ft 8 ro
1027 4 61 S8 1.100 I 00
1041 4 63 20 1318 5 Oft
1081 4 61 6 1562 5 01
126 4 70 1 1550 6 10
1220 4 70
COWS.
6(0 2 60 3 M0 3 8.1
1000 3 00 8 963 3 85
!f0 3 00 12 (166 3 90
6M 3 00 2 1106 3 00
11(0 3 01 1 1360 3 M
930 3 Oft 1 9M 4 M
)01 3 20 2 1041 4 00
981 3 20 I IIW) 4 00
7.10 3 25 3 PS0 4 10
1010 3 2.1 17 1062 4 in
SOO 3 25 1 1480 4 1 0
940 3 21 S 10 4 10
(6 3 .15 2 12W 4 8
923 3 48 4 1260 4 18
tn 3 50 1 1000 4 15
110 5 60 U 1202 4 20
10,10 3 60 5 IOCS 4 26
90 3 56 .1 1810 4 21
12O0 3 rti 7 1121 4 31
910 3 71 2 11.15 4 21
1017 .". 71 2 1091 4 40
770 3 71 1 100 4 40
1"T0 3 71 1 010 4 40
Il'l 3 71 2 1171 4 0
'017 3 71 1 UM 4 40
flfiO 3 F0
COWS AND HEIFERS.
978 10 19 913 4 41
r60 4 25 23 988 4 60
903 I 25
HEIFERS.
370 2 0,1 1 70 4 00
510 2 2.1 2 910 4 10
VV) 2 71 1 7f 4 1.1
R'O 3 7.1 20 701 4 36
610 3 61 1 1110 4 50
600 4 00 8 932 (M
925 4 00 8 632 4 65
BULLS,
1226 3 2.1 3 1640 3 SO
, 1360 3 60 4 1618 3 90
1540 3 60 1 ICO 3 90
, 1610 3 f0 1.1 1910 4 01
1050 3 .15 1 1530 4 00
1370 3 60 1 1(00 I 00
1170 3 61 1 741 4 00
580 3 60 1 U00 ( 05
1210 3 7.1 1 1(10 4 20
CALVES.
326 5 0.1 1 1(1) 6 80
280 5 50 1 241 6 75
2I0 6 50
STAGS.
1(50 3 17 1 1010 3 85
9'0 3 60 1 1000 4 10
1210 3 71 1 1100 4 25
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
9i 2 7.1 1 341 3 SO
9(0 2 10 1 610 3 60
! 3 00 10 ,10 3 7.1
1010 3 10 3 766 3 80
730 3 30 7 414 4 Oil
711 3 :si 11 740 4 05
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61....
62....
64....
117...
113...
118...
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78....
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....179
. . . .223
....214
....26
....2tt
....307
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....221
....274
....241
....275
....289
....237
....222
....204
....253
....230
223
214
62 287
66
64
66
61
7
64
76
721
..231
.253
..278
. 218
..2(0
.220
Sh. Pr. No. A v. Fh Pr
... II 75 87 212 20) 4 7
10 4 SPj (8 259 80 4 S7,
60 It 8.1 7.1 23 80 4 S7H
81 4 6.1 69 218 120 4 8t
... 4 85 66 242 60 4 871,
... 4 63 7.1 232 80 4 8JI,
60 4 M 75 22(1 ... 4 S7'
120 4 8.1 80 217 160 1 67'i
... 4 8.1 67 217 1 6) 4 S7.,
... 4 85 o 240 2e0 4 87j
120 4 85 ft 246 16i) 4 874
... 4 85 67 249 160 4 8?i,
... 4 8.1 76 204 VI 4 SJiJ
40 4 8.1 94 177 40 4 874
... 4 3 85 179 40 4 87'i
1JO 4 81 89 237 . . 4 S7IJ
60 4 .1 78.' 219 40 4 87,
... 4 87 69 227 120 4 87 tj
40 4 1 74 229 160 4 871,
2(0 4 81 77 247 80 ( 87IJ
Ml 4 86 87 206 ... 4 871,
160 4 8.1 72. 230 80 4 8Jt,
... 4 8.1 70 241 80 4
... 4 85 77 2J6 ... 4 7'4
... 4 6.1 72 228 .. 4 k7'i
80 4 81 67 251 60 4 91
... IK 68 279 . 4 90
80 4 83 62 2.18 160 4 90
... 4 1 80 21.1 40 4 90
160 1 65 65 26,1 ... 4 90
... 4 85 7.1 2.1.1 80 4 90
60 4 674 69 230 30 4 90
40 4 87i,i 68 232 ... 4 90
80 4 874 78 213 ... 4 90
... 4 87i 70 231 40 I 90
8) 4 67'j 62 2V) 120 I 9ft
... 4 T'4 64 211 120 4 90
... 4 87', 69 211 120 4 90
120 4 87', 79 274 200 4 "0
... 4 87'i 9 24 160 4 01
40 4 8 7', 61 238 80 4 90
... 4 1714 65 227 . 4 90
80 4 87'i 71 241 SO 4 90
3(0 4 7'4 57 282 , . 4 91
... 4 S7'4 19 2.16 K0 4 00
... 4 87 H 6.1 266 160 4 90
... 4 8714 66 26t ... 4 90
160 I 87'4 76 23 1 2(0 4 90
40 I 87'4 61 214 ... 4 90
160 4 87'4 73 220 . . 4 90
160 4 B7'', 67 276 200 4 00
160 4 7'4 74 226 81 4 90
80 4 87'i 77 242 60 4 90
40 4 R7i. f4 ;(o 40 4 90
40 4 674 61 264 80 4 90
120 4 87'i 69 261 60 4 00
80 4 S7IJ 66 241 40 4 00
... 4 87'4 18 247 160 4 90
80 4 87', 7'. 211 ... 4 90
... 4 87H 67 2r.9 ... 4 90
160 4 S7'4 66 245 80 4 91
2(0 4 874 69 2"0 161 4 90
120 4 87 4 272 240 4 90
40 4 87'j rn "77 80 4 90
160 4 87 4 63 276 80 4 50
81 ( 67 4 70 2(7 ... 4 90
120 4 67 4 61 216 ... 4 9ft
... 4 874 7 227 8ft 4 90
... 4 874 67 293 8ft 4 90
41 4 7U 61 26S 80 4 90
60 4 674 61 267 SO 4 90
10 4 67 4 64 250 80 4 90
80 4 874 120 287 . . 4 90
... ' 674 68 241 IM (M
80 4 7U SI 251 160 4 99
... 4 874 MO 2.78 210 4 90
120 4 674 0 314 . . 4 954
. . 4 874 64 25 ... 4 95
.. 4 87H 84 308 ... 4 J7'j
80 4 87li. M 317 ... 4 974
40 4 67 4 60 355 ... 5 00
120 4 874
-Thev nre a much like COATED
qi.l!CTHICITY aa science can make
them. Knelt one produces ns much
"erve-bulidlng suIxtAtire ns Is con
tnined in the amount of food n man
consumes In n week. This Is why
they have cured thousands of cnes
of nervoin d!se.ies. such as Debil
ity, Dlttlnes, Insomnla.Varlcocele,
J . , v mi 11 ic j tin iiiiniiiKcicar-
lybydevelopliighraln matter; force
healthy circulation, cute imllges-
H tlon, and Impart hounding vigor to
I the whole svtem. All weakening
W nnd tUvie.tetrovlng drains nnd
i Iomcs permanently cured, nelnv
mny mean Insanity, Consumption
and Death,
Price, i 1 perbor s six boxes (with
Iron-clad guarantee to cure or re
fund money), $s. Hook containing
positive proof, free. Address Peal
medicine to,, Cleveland, tj.
Bold by Ktihn & Co,, l.'itli und Douglas),
and J. A Fuller & Co,, 14th und Dougins.
When otfeer fall consult
DOCTOR
1
SEARLES &
SEARLES
OMAHA.
HERVDUS CHROlin &
0P MEN
SPECIALIST
Wo guarantee to cure all cases uurabl ot
WEAK MEN SYPHILIS
SEXUALLY. Cured for Life.
Nlgni jmiusiune, Lost Manhood, llyurocele.
Vesicocele, Gonorrhoea, Olect, SyphllU,
Stricture, Pile. FlMUla and Rectal Ulcura
and all
I'l'lMite Illaeuae mid Dlanrilrra of Men
Stricture nml Gleet Cureil nt lluuic.
Consultation Froe. Call on or oddrosa
nit. m:viu,i:s a seaulks.
110 Nnutli Mill iff. OH A Hi-
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
I RAILROAD
I DIRECT LIME TO
IB CHICAGO
6HFJEP There were seven carloads of
Colorado Iambs nnd three loads of clipped
western larnbs In tho ynrds, besides four
loads of sheep bourrht on the Knn?ns City
market and shlpned direct to packers The
mffer nuply of sheep and lambs on this
market for several days hao prevented
tnare belne any life or Interest In the mnr
ket and the trade has been featureles.
Values today did not show nny material
change and the market vnB practically
unchanged.
Quotations! dinned wethers, fed. 15 0OW
6.10; clipped yearlings, fed, J5.mfr5.40: cllppnd
ewes, rood to cnolce, red, 4.3Rrtf4 ,5; ralr to
Rood clipped ewes, 14.0Off4.35; Rood to choice
Colorado woolod Iambs, 17.00fl7.25; fnlr to
good Colorado wooled lambs, 16.85fi7.O0;
(rood to choice clipped lambs. 15 75fIC.O);
fair to Rood clipped lambs, J5.35f56.G0. Rep.
resentative sales:
No. Av
G40 western lambs 71
3 culls 7
96 cull lambs ns
1 cull lamb CO
MINNEAPOLIS
ST. PAOL
DUBUQUE
WATERLOO
R0CKF0RD
FORT DODGE
Pr.
r 60
3 25
4 ir.
4 50
City Ticket Office
CHICARO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
S492 Farnam St.
Cnttlo
Sternly Hors Stroim Sheep
nml I.nmlm Wen I. .
CHICAGO. June- l.-TATTLK- Receipts, ,
1.800 hend; steers, moderate at actlvo prices
butchers' stock, slow and phnde lower, best
on sale today, tlvo earn Kansas nt 35 20: na
tives, frood to prime steers. JI.OOf I.GO; poor
to medium, JI.40fjd.S0; selected feeders, 14 23
ST4.95; mixed stoekers. J3.50fi I. Id; cows. 13.00
stockers.4.25; heifers. t.l.nfi'l.fiS. dinners.
2.10fj2.90; bulls, J2.7W4.25; calves, I-VOWr
7.00; Texns fed stefrs, H.oOffti.lO; Texns
crass steers, 3.75fi'l.40; Texns bulls, 13.10
3.C0.
HOflS Recelnts todnv. 27.000 head: tomor
row. 20,000 estimated; left over. 6,000; strong
to 6c hlKher; closinc wo.ik; top, o.2u; mixed
and butchers. 13.00fi6.20; pood to choice
heavy, J5.10fifi.20; much heavy, ll.95fc5.07,
liffhts. ll.95fjG.17',i; bulk of sales, J5.10fiCi.15.
SHEW AND LA MRS Receipts, 7.000
head; sheep and lambs, weak to 10c lower,
except for choice; Rood to choice wethers.
$3.fi0J?fi.50: fair to choice mixed. J4.25fin.00,
western sheep, J5.10f?'i.40; yearllnKS. Ji.lOfi
6.90; native lambs. 15.GOfj7.00; western lambs,
16. GOfi7.10; spring lambs, best steady, others
weak, at IS.OOfjT.&O.
'cmv Yiirk Live Slook.
NEW YORK. June l.-HEKVKS -Receipts.
2.750 head: 21 cars- on snle; mow to dull, but
prices steadv; 1 car unsold: steers. JI5nfj
5.60; distillery fed. !2.50fT5.M; bulls. JlOofi
4.10; cows, J2.40fM.25. Ixmdnn ond Liverpool
cables stendy; live cattle 12f13c: tops. 13)5c;
dressed weight, refrigerator beef selling at
10yifllc per lb.; shipments tomorrow, 550
head cnttlo and 3.223 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. C10 head; 227 head on
sale; dull and lower; all sold; veals, JI.CKW
fi.50; extra. 17; mixed calves, JI.Cu.
SHEER AND LAMIJS-Recelpts, 3,219
head; 13 ears on sale; sheep In over supply;
prices 6flYVir lower; yearlings, (Inn; lambs,
steady to 10c higher; 2 cars of sheep unfold;
sheop, ll.50fi5.10; yearlings, J5.25f(G.i5; lambs,
17. fiOfIS.40; tops. JS.50.
HOOS Re' elpts, 2,821 head; 11 head on
snle; mnrket almost nominal; feeling a
trlde llrm.
! SM!fei r
BUFFET LIBRARY GARS
Best Dining Cat Service
DYSPEPSIA.
IV) it M
8TOPKER8 AND FEEDERS.
TOO 3 50
, 970 1 50
4.
7..
115 4 50
.... 114 4 50
fit, I, mi Is Live Stock,
BT. IOUIS. June 1 -CATTLE Receipts,
I.3011 .he-id, Including 6?" Texnns; market
steady for natives to strong for Texans:
native shipping and oxport steers. SI.TBM
6.65; dressed beef and butcher steers, JI...0
ifjG.10; steers under l.oon lbs.. Il.0o4.i5,
stoekers anil feeders, 13.35 il-l H: cows and
holfors, 12.00fi5.W, canners. !1.50f2.,5; bulls.
t3.COW4.ffi: Texas and Indian teeth, 13.50
5,10; cows and heifers. 11. 009 4. 20.
HOCS Receipts S.700 head; market steaciy
to n shade better, pigs nnd Hunts, '"'(
6.10; packers, 14.Klfj6.lO; but. hers, j.0..ff
6.S0.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-tteceipis. :i 1 u
head: market stendv: native muttons, fl.io
ffiG.OO; lambs, $5.Of(7.40; culls and bu. Ks.
12.60Q4.75; Texas sneep. 11. w.
KnnsiiN 'lt.v Live Mock.
T V O CJ IIITV lllnfl 1 -I'ATl'I.K He.
celpts, 2,000 natives. 20' Texnns; good killers
steady; common Briis'T. mium- nn,
heivy native steers. 14. .Vjfin.ru: stofkers and
feeders, I3.73fj5.25; butchers' rows and heif
ers, 13. 2574. W): rsnners. s. i.i'o.i.rj; jeu west
erns, tl.2efiil.75; Texnns. h.:!oih.iii.
HOCIS Receipts, 12.0'jO hend- mnrket nr.
tlve 5fil0e higher; heavy. tl.f,5fi".01; mixed,
H.ttVifS.CO; light, JI.S5ffl.92'4; pigs. !U0f(
4
'SHEER AND LAM ItS-Recelpts, 900 head;
rood demand, llrm prices: spring lamb:-.
to.7rfj7.25, clipped lamb', 15.011(5. i5; clipped
muttons, tl.75fl5.35; grasper. 14.00J(I.G5;
feeders, 13.50fj4.50; culls, fl.00iil.ro.
ilncl; In Sliiht.
Following are tho receipts nt the four
principal western markets for Juno 1:
South Omaha 1.592
Chicago 1,00
K-nnwna T'llV 2.200
LOUIS
Gno. S Scally, of 75 Nnnsau St. New
York, says: "For years I have been traub.ed
wllh rheumatism nnd dyspepsia, and I im
to the conclusion to try your pill. I Imme
diately round great roller from their usoj
I feel like a new man since I commenced
tnklng them, nnd would not now be withr. t
them. Tho drowsy, sleepy feeling I uitnl
to have has entirely disappeared. The dys.
pepsin has left me and my rhcumaMsm It
gone entirely. I am i, ulled If uny one
so nfntcted will give Railway's Rills n trlij.
they will surely cure thnrn, for I believe II
nil comes from the system being out ol
order the liver noi doing Its work"
adway's
Pills
cure ad D'sorderr of the Stomach. Rowels,
Kidneys Illadder Dizziness, Costlvencsi,
Piles, Sick Hendnchc, Female Complaint.,
niHoujuif s. Indigestion, I'onst'paHon and
nil Disorders of the Liver. 2V per box. At
Druggists or by mall. Radway ft Co.. 5
Elm ctrect. N. Y. He sure to get "Rail
way's" and see that the name Is on what
you buy.
114)1 I T. S.lMJALIVtlll!) c.. I'Sl'I.KS.
Cures Oor.orrhoua, Gleet, jntmtural dis
charges In a few days All druggists, unapt
Mily Do. utii, by mall 1150. full directions,
Dick & Co.. 1!U future St . Now York.
St
11. $70
27.WO
1.200
S.700
3.(519
T 000
600
3.100
Total
S.7&2 53.570 II.CID
(III llnrhel.
OIL CITY, June l.-Credlt balances, $132;
rertltlcates, no bid; f-hlpments. 03.733 bbls.;
average. S2.S61 bblh. ; runs. 103,033 bbls. : aver
age. M.053 bbls.
LONDON, June 1. -OILS-Calcutta LI'i
seed, spot, 52s 7l;d. Linseed oil, 33s 3d,
Spirits of turpentine, 12s tid,
H.R.PENNEY& CO.
R00M4NY LIFE ELDQ.
chaiia nriv
OBAf.CH 1031) IL5t
uncoui rn
JAMES E- BOYD & 00.,
Telephone l()ii!l. OmkiIi N'ji
COMMISSfON,
(JKAI.N, I'UOVISIONSand STOCKS
IIOAHI) OF TIUIIK.
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