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TTIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JUNE 11. 1004. lb CKA1S AND PRODUCE MARKET Hsw Grain lUtss to Eut and 8outh 0 Into Effect. THREE HUNDRED CARS OUT THURSDAY 4jrala Mem ImIi for Dall Cuk Market at Sharp Deella aad Lively Speculative Boaljaas Ala Lower. 1 ' OMAHA.. Jun 10. 1904. The new grain rates went Into eftvet to day. There wu practically no buMiias on the Grain exchange, either speculative or cash. Shippers pent out everything t;iey could Thursday and the billing amounted to something like 276 cart of corn and 2o cars of other grain. This comes out of private and public elevators in this city and Council Bluff and outs down the Omaha stocks largely. The new rata makes an advance for corn to Chicago of about 4.6 cents and to St. Louis of 2 2k cents. The effect which w.ll follow this advance cannat be absolutely foretold. In' the first place, . howevir. the isnner wui receive just so much le lor is gram. J He oountry grain dealers have nown this riant alona- and It is uougnt oy . must or the Omaha men that all available grain has been sent through this ciiy In order to be handled east and south before the rate went In. They therefore expect small receipts from now on until nearly time for the new grain to move. In the speculative side of the market an all around diop Is expected. This will not bectarge for speculators have known for an ample time what to expect. Corn futures have been at a discount from the spot stuff. There Is also thought to be but a very small and scattering tone Interest, as the crowd did not wish to Toad up before the change. Little business In futures has been done since In May and the July and September grain has been dull. The market, however, can now be expected to broaden out, for tbe rates as now established are expected to stand for a considerable time, perhaps a year or. two. This will make trading In remote futures possible. Local grain men therefore predict for the market during this month as a result of the new rates a sn ail cash business at a reduction of about 4 cents and an Increasing speculative busi ness at a slightly decreased figure The range in prices of omn ia ttraln for future delivery and the close Thursday and today war as follewa: Closed Ope a. High. Low. Today. Thur. wneat July MM Sept. . Corn June July ...... m Sept. ...... aDC, as Me Oats May 4 83 B 83 78HB 73HB B 48 B il'H 424B ttB STViA ' 41 B 41 B sepi :::::: a 0B 80B A asked B DIO. Local Cm! Oral a Harkt, The cash business this morning was very dull. The shippers had put everything In motion Thursday before the rate went In, and the receipts this morning were only the lopover which did not get to market In time. Demand was poor and samples few, Receipts and shipments were: Wheat, 11 cars in and II ears out; one week ago, I and 20 cars. Corn, 2 cars In and -44 cars out; one week ago, M aad I oars Oats. 7 cars In and 1 car out; one week ago, 6 - cars In. WHEAT -No. I hard, M2Wo; No. I hard, 76KSc: No. 4 bard. 72$r4o, CORN No. 1 46c; Nov I. 43o ; No. 4, 40(9 42o; no grade, 86c; No. I yellow, 46c; No. S yellow, 4oc; No. I white. 40 ; No. if white, 42a OATS N. 41?; N. S, Wc; No: 4, S7ci No. 1 white, 42o; No. ( white, 41c: No. 4 white. S9q4c; standard, ilfec, (Nominal, except No. 4 whit.) . Rotas from the . Exekaag OAee. Omaha stock of grain In public ele vators: wheat, 104,944 bushels; corn. 44S, 662 bushels; oats, 24,423 bushels. Contract corn stacks are M1.M4 bushels. Of this amount 122,671 bushels are in the Men-lam Holmquiat house and U,76 In th Uulon elevator. Exchange visitor were: James Bell of David City, WUUs McBrldO of Madison, B. Myers of Oak. J. A. Well of Kent, O. umana inspections or, grain were taj car: of wheat, only 1 car, graded No. 4 hard winter; or corn, 82 cars graded No. i, I cars No. 4 and-I car No. 4; -of oats.-1 car sraaaa r,. a wait ana oars no. while. CUIOAQO OWUUH AAD PROVISIONS rstarei ( th Tradf as; aad Closing; Pl-teea on Board of Trad. CHICAGO, June la Unofficial forecast that th government report on the condi tion of growing wheat would be bearish caused general liquidation of wheat today. At th close July wheat was down HU'Ho. Corn and oats are both off- a shade. Pro vision ar up 16C36o. Wet weather in the southwest caused a Arm tone In wheat at the opening, the July delivery being up W4a at koiiafWa. The market beoam weaker as th session ad vanced and before any recovery was mads July sold off to 6HC Pinal quotations on Jul wer Mi&MViO. Clearanee of wheat and flour war equal to bo, iuo bu. Kxpons for the week, according to bradstreet's, wer equal to 1,482,000 bu. Primary re ceipt were tU,6W bu., compared with iO2.U0 bu. a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of lit cars, a against KM car last week and Jul car a year ago. The corn market held up remarkably weJL On the break In wheat there was com reaction In corn. The market, however, ap peared to be well supported. Prices rallied on the lata upturn In wheat and th close was practically unchanged from yesterday's final figures. .July opened a shad to ko lower at &.&)sQ, closed at 48tax Local receipt wer Uu ears, with U of contract grade. Although prices of oat wer affected by th weakness of wheat the decline was very slight. After opening unchanged to a had higher at July sold off to 8So, and closed at tV. Local receipts were 86 cars. . Provisions were aoUv and strong. Small receipt of hogs at all western points had an Important bearing on the situation. Th market closed at th high point, with Sep tember pork up Bbu at tlxto. September lard was up IB at $4.40. Ribs made a gain Of 17c, closing at $7 80. .Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 17 cars! corn, GO oars; oats, 104 car. Th leading future ranged as follow: Artlol.! Ota. HJgh.l Low. Close. Ts'y. SH r. TfH 17V tint w i M s-Z U $0i toj 60 47 43 4tVfc 4H 4R 4tm$ 47V, - 471, 48 41H 41H 8 3S 8fS &' U4WK4U 81V. $1V U 60 ll 07H 11 42H 12 10 lltt 13 30 II 42 U 30 72 440 472H460 10 4 77ttt0 476 T 12Vs 5 T 14 4 92U IN T 14 T 30 1 l'i'i 4 1107" UN 95 No. 1 told. New. Cash quotations wer as follows: CLOUR Market was steady; winter pat ents, H.7lJ ; straights, $4.4oiiK0; spring patents, $48r4.70; straights, $3.ma4.3U; bakers. $?.6Ed't.30. WHEAT No. I spring, 83397o; No. 3. tfi Kc; No. $ red, $1.04 4 1.06. CORN No. 2, 4hc; No. t yellow, 60c. OATS-No. 2, 41V,o; No. I white, 41Vtf 43VkC. RVR-No. 2. 76c. BARLEY Good feeding, 42o; fair to choice malting, 4&S6c. BUKDri No. 1 flax. 1.00; No. 1 northwest ern. $1.07; prime timothy, 23.16; clover, contrxct riie io 71 PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $12 8B 13 40. Iird, per lot) lbs., $6 A(ft.67. Short ribs sides (loose), $6 73TUyfc. Short clear Ides (boxed). t6.Tf.fl7 00. Receipts and shipments yesterday at this market war a follows: ... Receipts. Shipment. r our, dbis I2.1O0 a.s) Wheat, bu a 0tK 81.500 mrn, nu Oats, bu 110.200 Stye, bu (no 63.100 227.600 Uarley, bu 46.IM) $.700 On the Produce exchange today th but ter market was steady; creamery. lSwa 17Ho; dulrlee. Ilil6a Fgs. steady, at mark, coses Included, 1416u. Cheese, T4tf 4c Kaasa flty Orala aad rrovlateas. KANSAS CITY, June M -WHEAT Ixiwer; May, 76M 7bc ; July, Ti'Sc; Beiitem. ber. 7uSc. Cash: No. 2 hard. 7lc; No $, Uti86c; No. 2 red, $1.0Owl.u4; No. I. 9fcs;4c. Receljita. 23 ears. CORN Firm; May 4446c; July. 43c; fWuteinber, 3-V-. Caeb: No. 2 miiel ya 4x0; No. I. 4to; No. 1 whits, 4o; Nvo. f. 4Sc- OATS-fltsady; No. t wlilt. 42c; No. 2 mi til. 4so. RYIO-Htwtdy; No. 2, 484o. i-UGo tjUMtdjri . UIasuuiI and Kansas, case returned, lie; new No. t whit wood cnH Included. 13c HAT Firm; choice timothy, 110.5011.00; choice prairie, I8.oout.00, BUTTER Creamery, 13805e; dairy, fancy. Receipts. Shipments. Wheat, bu U.4O0 214.4K) Corn, bu ls0 Stt.&oO Oats, bu H.OuO 23,000 WW TORK GKKERAL MARKET. (laotatloa f th Day oa Tarloea Com nedit tee, NEW TORK. June 10 FIltrTU-RecelDta ,66 bbls.; exports, .2 bbls. Market was dull and partially lower; winter straights. KsSqCoO; Minnesota patent, i O0.o.li; diiuurBuia najiers , Sd.5t.u: winter pat ents. I6.1iQ&4o; winter straighU. 4.o3U0; winter extriuv. x.1 K&u tin- wmt.r n tridH Ulbl&M). Rys flour. Arm: fair to good. cnoice to fancy, i4.2fitr4.eo. CORN ME A I. Siaitriv! vrllow wMlfra. fl.Kil.U!; city, tl.12iUl.lc; kiln dried, 2.60 .JV. RYE Nominal; No. S western, 75c, nom Inal, spot. BARi.KT Inactive; feeding, 46c, c L t. ew i or a; maitmg, nominal. WliUAT Receiuts. lo.uuo bu. 8 rot market eauy; No. I red, nominal, elevator; No. 1 rra, i.jz, r. o. D. anoat; iso. l northern, lu luth. 1.(W, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b. afloat. Options opened firmer; July, fl S-184JW4C, closed SISo; September, sU'QM'4c, closed Wto; Ue ember, (t3H'aio, closed .3Ho. CORN Receiuts, a,15o bu.; exports, 4.874 bu. Spot market easy; No. i, 67HC. ele vator, and ooVc, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 yel low, 00c; No. 2 white, 69c. Options opened steady and after a break under bear pres sure rallied with wheat, closing net He lower arid steady; July, M&&Wc, closed UHo; September, MtiMSe, closed 63c. OATS Receipts, ln.Soo bu. ; expona, 16.&M bu. Spot market steady; mixed oats, M to 32 lbs., 46H7o: natural white, 0 to 83 lbs., 4(i5"e; clipped white. M to 40 lb., 6133o. HAT Quiet; shipping, &3T0o; good to choice, 96o. HOPS Lull; state, common to choice, 190, e336c; 1901. 23 26c; olds. 14o; Pa Clflo coast, 1904, i430o; 1901, t332o. RICE Dull; Jomestlo, fair to extra, tVO fc: Japan, nominal. TALLOW Steady; city CW Pr r"C ). Oi country (pkg. free). 4Vo. HIDK8 Steady; Galveston, 20 to 26 Iba, lc; California. 21 to 26 lbs., lo; Tsxas, dry, 34 to 30 lbs., 14c LKATHi.K-Steady; acid. BQiIKq. WOOL Steady; domestic fleece, 2fl32c. PROVISIONS Beef, stesdy; family, $9 60 fFlO.irt; mess, ISWS8.60; hams. $2O.0OSm.6O; packet, 9.iW10 00; city, extra. India mess, II.I.OWIS 00. Cut meats, quiet; pickled bel lies, 16.607.26; pickled shoulders, 36.60; pick led hams, Irt.nmjfK'.i . Lard, sternly; wentern nteamed, $7.00; June olosed $7.00, nominal; refined quiet. Pork, Arm; family, $14.00; mere. 13.V(14.00. POULTRy-Allv, weak; spring chickens, loo; fowls, IZMa; turkeys, 12o. Dresned, weakiwestern fowls, 12HC; turkeys, 1S16C. BUTTKR-rSteady ; creamery, common to extra, loi&lSc; state dairy, common to extra,- 1Si17o. CHKKSffi weak; tate full cream, small eolored. 7"iS2Tc white small, c; large coiorea, 7ic; large white, e, EGGS Dull: western finrv salectedT 1&3 18VkCi first. WiU6o. , St. Lonls Orala and Provision. tTT. LOUIS. June 10. WHEAT Lower; No, 2 red, cash, elevator, $1.041.04l4; track, $1.071.(V: July, 84c; September, Jvc; No. 2 hard, jMc. CORN Ixwcr; No. 2 cash, 47o; track, 48'B 9c; July, 48y4Sc: September, 46'44Sic. OATS-(steady ; No. 2 cash, 404c; track, 42c: No. 2 white, 4Hc. FLOi:R Dull and lower; red winter pat ents, Hfctf4.90, special brands Ux<c higher; extra fanoy and straight $4.S&P4.60; clear, $3.7(kS3.80. BKUI- Tlmothv, steady, $2.K02.70. CORNMEAL Steady at $2.40. BRAN Steady, but dull; sacked, east track, 0c. ' HAT About steady; timothy, $7,003-13.00; prairie, 6.00ai0.00. IRON COTTON TTE8-820. BAGGING) 6'Ae. HEMP TWINE o. PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing. $13,424. Lard, higher; prime steam, $6 12W. Bacon, higher; boxed extra shorts, $7.60; clear ribs. $7.87H: short clear, $3.124. POULTRY Quiet; chickens, 9c; springs, I4(31!te; turkeys. 11c; ducks, So; geese, 3c, it iOKn-tirm; ireamery., lvcruw; pajry. lOfil&c. KG iGGS Steady, Wic, ens count ' Iteceipis, snipmenis. Flour, bbls. ...tiff 4iOOO- , ,- TOO Wheat, u,.,..Ml..t.1? ., s.,.2!5 Corn, b.,,..n.v.v 77,000 77,000 Oats, pu..,f..'.tI1.'?i''.'i:. .. 41.0W' : ' 20.000 i " .!. e m Mil ji i ii i Minneapolis Orala Market. VINNEAPOL18 Minn.. June 10. WHEAT July, September. M'4c; on tracK, No. lhtrd, 96ic; No. 1 northern, 41io; No. I northern, 8240. Trt.ntlR First netents. tR.SCiJrC.30: second patents, $5.K)C.Z0; nrst clears, $3.70; second Clears, az.fu. BRAN In bulk. $18.00. Short. $18.00. Mllwankee Orala Market. MILWAUKEE, Wis., June 10. WHEAT Market lo lower; mo. l normem wo; no. 2 northern, 97QWic; old July. XYftBWltc. RVBlWeek; Nn. 1 76(6780. BARLEY Market lo lower; No. X 63o; aamnln. 40Tir60o. CORN-DuU; No. I. 490o; July, 489 48Ts0 bid. - Ll-rerpo! Orala Market. LIVERPOOL, June 14. WHEAT-Jpot, aulet; No. 1 California, 6 10Hd; future, ull: July, 6 814d; September. 6 ed. CORN Spot, steady; American mixed, new, 4s 4d; American mixed, old, 4s 7d; futures, duU; July, 4a 4d; Bep Umber, 4 rw. Oalatk Grain Market. rrULTJTH. Minn., June 10 WHEAT To arrive, No. 1 northern, 94i8&c; No. 2 northern. 92Sf93c; on track. No. 1 north ern, 3iS96c; No. 2 northern, 92hb9Zoi July, 93Vc: September, Da VATS To arrlv and on track, (mo. PnJladelaafa Prodse Market. 1 PHILADELPHIA, Jun 14. BUTTER Steady; western creamery, 18c EG( IS Unchanged. CHEESE Easier, 63c Paoria Grata Market. PDORIAj JunelO CORN-etaady; No, J, SKYlSitaal of (LS for fln lahed good. Toledo Seed Market. TOLEDO, Jun 10. SEED Clover, cash, $8.16; Ootober, $6.724 bid. Prim timothy, $L46; September, JL47. Wool Market. BOSTON, Jun 10. WOOL Old wools are well sold up, many warehouse being un usually clear of slock. Current quotations are: Idaho flue, 16tfl7o; heavy flnv lW14o; fine medium, 16iulic; medium, 17i0lc; low medium, 17ulUc. Wyoming, 1614c; fin me dium, liktflic; medium, lfcslc; low medium, &U-Mc. Utah and Nevada, fin, ttVlc; heavy fine, liKtf'Uc; fin medium, lfiWlic; me dium, lWUUOc: low medium, 19tf21o. Dakota fine, luyiuo; fine medium, lfiltc; medium, 19200; low medium, l:20c. Montana, tin choice, V(ifl9c; tint average, 17tclec; fine ma. dlum, choice, lSyliic; average, 18170; sta ple, IWyJOc; medium choloe, 19ia2uo. The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will say; The wool situation Is very strong. Manufacturers are keeping In touoh with events and doing a good deal of shopping. In a quiet way considerable ha been sold, mostly old wool, at higher price than could be obtained a few weeks ago. Buyers nave advanced their bids. Bom new wools, early bought, have been sell ing at a proOt on Interior cost. Interest In the west is centered principally In Oregon and Montana. In the latter state con tracts on the sheep's back amounting to 7.000.UOO pounds have boon made. One half of the Oregon clip lis been sold on the sealed bid basis. Prices are high everywhere. The shipments of wool from Boston to date from December 81, 19u3, are 96,831.366 pounds, against 100.20t.U38 pounds at tbs same time last year. The receipt to date are 108,790.476 pounds, against 93,774,018 pounds for th same period last year. BT. LOUIS. June 10. -WOOL steady; medium grades, combing and clothing, 19 3Vo; light fine, lfulSo; heavy flno, iZaito; tub washed, 21Q3ac Evaporated Apples aad Dried Watts. NEW YORK. Jun 10. EVAPORATED APPLES The market shows a slightly lm- J roved demand. Common are quoted at id6c: prima 6V4JoVc; choloe, 4a4Vso; fancy. 7 CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune are rather unsettled. Quotation rang rrom uoc, accoruing to grea. Apri cot are In light demana and It I said to be dirtloull to secure fruit at timid price. Choice are auoted at 9W10c: extra choice. 10Va'lH; fancy, U13c. Peaches are quiet and Arm. Choice are quoted at 7y7Vo; ex tra choice, uso; iancy, iinc. Bea-ar aad Molasses. NEW YORK. June 10. SUGAR Raw stuady: fair refining, to; centrifugal, 9 tent, ta; molasses sugar, 3c; reltned, steady NaJW ORLEANS, Jun 10. BUGAR Strong; oen kettle. 2UJ 3-lc; open ket tle, centrifugal, SrrfSc; oentrlfugal whites. 4l44Ho; ye'loes, SV'flH -lc; seconds, ti 3ioLASES Nominal; open kettle, 2o ?; cenuifugaL luiuc,' Syrup, nonUnaL at NEW YORK STOCKS 1SD BONDS PrioM Mot Upward More D'oidtdlj and GomnrsBtDMTelj. OPERATIONS ARE IN SKILLED HANDS Baeked by Hesoerees that Promise Greater Effects Thaa Have Beea Receatly lives la the Market. NEW TORK- June 10. Prices of tocks moved upward today rather more de cidedly and more comprehensively than In any of the movements that have de veloped during the week. The movement wa rather obviously In professional bands, but the operations of the day were of a volume and of a concerted character which made an Impression that they wer In skilled hands and backed by re sources that promised greater eflVcts than the tentative and timid operation to which the recent market had been restricted. The movement seemed to be th result of crystallized sentiment which had been forming for several days of a mors cheer ing kind over the general buslnsss out look. Th test of the market will bs It abil ity to absorb th stocks thus bought when th effort Is made to take profits on tha n. Th belief that th expected favorable otop report would induce buying of securities had to contend wtlh th apparent Indiffer ence of th early grain market to the sup posed complexion of th oomlng report. A favorable impression was mad by th evidence of confidence In the bond market, by th oversubscription of New York Cen tral debentures. There was a renewal also of th new control of Ontario A West ern to neutrallie possible competition by that company In a manner similar to th Reading and th Hocking Valley control. The official figures of th subtreasury operation have not yet reflected the full payment of yesterday's transfer of $2,67, 0U0 on account of Japanese gold, but It Is expected tomorrow's bank statement will have the benefit of It In It cash balance. Th movement of cash In New York In this week, Including this transfer, seems to be upward to $7,000,000. Renewal of buying" made the closing steady at th top level. Bonds were well taken on a rlnlnr scale. Total sale. par value, $2,410,000. United States 2s advanced and the old 4s declined W per cent on cal'.. Th quotation on the New York Stock exchange yesterday v. ere as follows: baies.Hlgn-LOW.Ciose. ,20,So0 71 70 70' Atchison ' do Dreferred UV HVi V4"4 Ht Baltimore it Ohio ... 4.400 7t 79 do Dreierred Canadian Paciflo .... Central of N. J 113 1S1 ms 161 4o 'iiii 167 3u0 (WO KoO Che. St Ohio Chicago A Alton..... do preferred Chicago G. W . L000 13 C.ft N. W.. x-dlv.. . 400 IBS C, M. A St, P .16,500 . 100 . 100 142 141?, 177 in do Dreferred Chicago T. ds T do preferred C, C, C. A St. L Colorado Southern ... 100 U 'ioo 'wii 7U0 272 109 19H 200 ii 1,700 24V LbOO 6b 600 100 t 16 do 1st preferred do 2d Dreferred Del. Lack. A W Denver A R. G do Dreferred Erl do 1st preferred do 2d preferred Hocking Valley do preferred Illinois Central Iowa Central ......... do oreferred K, C. Southern do Drefrrd 200 4.4U0 2,400 800 too 'ioo LouUvlll A Nash.... Manhattan L Mat. Securities Met. Street Ry Minn. A St. L M St. P. A 8, 8. M. 62 do preferred ' Missouri Paclfla 4,700 Mo., Kan. A Tex qo preierrea N. R. R. of Mex. pfd. .... New York Central.... 200 115 UoVs 116 64 '24 U4W Norfolk A Western.. 8u0 do preferred Ontario A Western,'.. $400' Pennsylvania - ,. ,6,to0 P., C. C. A St. Xi Reading '.. !!.tt',SUU "iT 4GH i do 1st preferred oo xa preierrea...... Rock Island Co do preferred BL L&B. F. 2d pfd. St. Louis 8. W do preferred Southern Paciflo ...... Southern Railway ... do preferred Texas A Paciflo Toledo, St. L. A W.. do preferred Union Paclfio do preferred Wabash , 600 12U0 'ioo 1C0 1,000 do preferred Wheeling A L. B.... Wisconsin Central... do preferred Western Central..... Adams Exorsss 16 8714 7 American Express.., ... U. 8. Bxprsss ... Wei Is-Fargo Exp. Amal. Copper 9,400 4 Am. Car A Foundry.. 200 17 do preferred 100 71 Am. Cotton Oil 100 27 do preferred American Ice 600 6 do preferred Am. Linseed Oil.. do preferred Am. Locomotive 200 " 19 do preferred l'X 82 Am. Smelt. A Refln.. 4,200 64 do preferred 2,600 98 Am. Sugar Refining.. 1.100 13t 6 'iH Anaconaa Min. uo Brooklyn Rapid T.... 30,200 Colo. Fuel A Iron.... 800 Consolidated Gaa .... 604 Corn Products 400 do preferred 400 Distillers' Securities.. 100 General Eleotrto 400 International Paper.. 200 do preferred 200 International Pump.. luO do Dreferred 4314 29 190 13 National Lead ., North American ... U0 tU. 21 Paolflo Mall ... People' Gas Pressed Steel Car .... do preferred Pullman Pal. Car Republic Steel ...... 500 do preferred ..20.800 42V, Rubber Goods do preferred Tenn, Coal 4k Iron.. tT. a Leather do pfd., ex-dlv.... TJ. 8. Realty do preferred .... U. S. Rubber do preferred TJ. S. Steel dp preferred ....... Weetlnchflus Elao. t40 167V Western Union 400. 87H Total sals for the day, 821.200 shares. Laadaa Stack, Mask. LONDON, Juo 10. Closing: OssmIs. Bessy H. T. Contra 1X7 Norfolk W H so aooottoc nacoada ........ Atrhlaoa Omurle W "... MU PeonertTaaia u o lUitlmara A nht N ins , 31 , 134 143 nua mibos lo o4l U 4o lot (4... S M ,ti w 80. ksllwar tin f4 M 80 Paolfto ... rtd Unloa Pielns aiu 4o sfd t.i7 taoadUn PaclSs . Cttae. a Ohio Uhloago 04. W... C, M. a St. P... Ptiwi r. a K. 0 ..... 114 ..... 9014 Tl 44 .... 8JH ..... K U ,....ll4t lo s(4 ........ Drle 4o lit fit An M nM n. I. Btool.. h ft US IIU Tlllnala Dantrml .. Louis. A Nash mt lJ St.. K. a T. . 146 SDUltah 4a siix BILVEJR Bar, steady, 25d per oune. MONEY-SJjlhT per cent. T'Vi a ra tot or illwuuint In th. nn.n m .V., tfna .Knm V. 1 1 t mw. n n . AH . I months' bills, per cent New York Mlalasr Itoeks, NET5V TORK, Jun 10. The foUowIng ar th closing prloa on mining stocks: Adsau Cea 90 Little Chief Alio .... 84 .... It .... 1 .... ....IK) ....1 ....174 .... 8 Ontario Ovalr Phoonts Potool Savose Btorra NoToda Siball Homis , .404 . 11 . It . It . U . u Hruaawti-k Ooa ., Couotook Tuuaol (o. Cal. k Vs., Hors Silvor , Iroa 61lor , LaeSvllle Ooa ... Fawola-a FlaaaelaJL LONDON. Jun 10. Money was crrr In the market today and rate wer harder, which caused discounts to become nrmer. business on the Stock exchange wa Inac tive and generally dull, owing to Impending loans. Consols war easier. Home rails re acted. Americans opened quiet and Irreg ular, but recovered to about parity. Deal ings were nsrrow and thejr olosed steady. Grand Trunk Improved on th traffic In crease. t'AHIS. June 10 Trading on the bourse today wa Indecisive and became dull at the close. Russian Imperial 4 doited at W.76. Three tier veut routes. 87t 9oo fur th account. Fxchange on London, 26f 2TH43 for th account. ' BERLIN, Jun 10. Exchange on London, 3ftm 41pfg fr check. Dhcount rate: Sfcort bills, 1 per cent; three month' bills. fx per cent. Prices on th bourse today were stag-nsnt. Iron shares dropped upon the publication f th American market re port. MS PORT r TH2) CtBARISQ HOt'IKf, Traaeaetloas of the Asseelated Baaks I Darlsg tke Past Week. NEW YORK, Jun 10. Th following tabie. comDiied by Krauxtreet. chows th bsnk clesrlnKs st the principal cities for tse ween - enuea juns f, witn in per centage of Inctease and decrease ss com pared with th corresponding week last year: CITIES. Clearing. Ine. Deo. . $ 9S9.297.6S41 27.4 173.Z73.luO 2.2 U7.0O4.4S2 U.I 93.9S9.6JO 12.9 66.971.162 33.6 9.9:4,637 24.6 27.070.033 4.2 20.306.38 U.I W.4W,UU0 11.3 18,740.289 27.4 U,6.U..liO R.I 12.&14.&60 21.1 12,769.447 l.l 10.273.349 1 7 10.11O,4t3 12 6,116,369 I.I 7.6U1.16 1.4...... 6.&6.I00 1.1 4,632, 428 l.l , 6,9:0.3S 17.1 6,249.930 U.l 4.276.KM 1.6 ...... 4.694,879 it 1127.824 ...... 14.1 4.3H2.200 Ul i$a97 ...... LI 4.4M.146 li I 4.810.9O4 1.7 I.3e4.741 U.l ...... 1646.390 it 8.672.804 ...... l.l 1.6U.290 11.2 ...... 2.640,448 22 4 $.037.982 l.l 2.6M,P76 . 1.6 ...... 2,527.277 11.4 l,57.62 1.8 8,140.478 10.8 2,629,661 l.l 2,847, 901 .10.1 2.668,060 28.6 2.829.001 7.6 1,907.174 1.9 1.893.089 1.7 1,217,661 10.5 L774.160 12.7 1.7X2.064 16.8 1,121.882 II 1.234,166 19.4 1.810.23S 214 767,468 0.4 '934.573 6.7 1.342,877 10.6 1.282,496 4.1 1,257,681 17.2 ...... 1,319.790 II 962.987 17.1 1,144.3118 17.1 1,1 ?9, 403 10.6 807,246 1.6 8V9.882 l.l 608.902 34.1 8H2.361 63.0 63S.641 82.0 1.067.344 M.l 776,200 24.1 746.194 1.1 8C3.843 12.6 812.732 20.8 497.611 21.1 712.099 16.9 641,418 7.7 467.117 15.6 440.467 23.6 440.000 11.$ 847,635 104.1 499.703 1.4 487.5S9 10.4 440.044 6.2 467,796 U.l 604 900 18 0 ....::- 893.644 4.8 802.490 24.0 8F2.487 8.2 27.804 22.2 228.133 18 861.699 85.7 226.576 17.7 166.162 , 6.0 9.6X8.78 6.1 i 6.4ofl,000 16.1 I 943,059 10.7 I 678.490 ,Tr,4C1.8M 14.2 790.124.200 4.1 New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia ..' St. Louis Pittsbure- San Francisco Baltimore Cincinnati Kansas City New Orleans Cleveland Minneapolis Detroit Loulavlll OMAHA Milwaukee Providence Buffalo Indianapolis Bt. Paul Lo Angele St, Joseph Denver Columbus Msmpbi Seattle Richmond Washington ........ Savannah Albany Portland, Or Fort Worth Toledo, O Salt Lake City Peoria Atlanta Rochester , Hartford Nachvill Do Moines Spokane, Wash Tacoma Orand Rapid New Haven Dayton Norfolk Springfield, Mass... Worcester Portland, M Augusta, Ga Topeka Sioux City Syracuse Evansvlll Birmingham Wilmington, Del..., KnoxvlUe Davenport Little Rock Wtlkesbarr Fall River Macon Wheeling-, W. Va... Wichita Akron Chattanoer Springfield, 111 Kalaniaeoo, Mioh... Youngstowa Helena Lexington Fargo, N. D New Bedford Canton, O Jacksonville, Fla... Lowell Chester, Pa Greensburg, Pa Rockford, 111 Blnghamton ........ Springfield, O Bloomlngton, 111.... Qulncy. Ill Sioux Fall. S. D... Mansfield, O. ........ Deratur, 111 Jacksonville, 111 Fremont, Neb....... 'Houston Galveston fCharleston. 8. C.. Cedar Rapids ...... Totals. U.'S. Outsid New York.. CANADA. Montreal . Toronto ... Winnipeg Ottawa ... Halifax ... Quebec ... Vancouver, I 28,168,799 22 4 17.709.616 6.7 16.697.791 18.2 2.298,749 II 1.897,639 16.1 1.852,667 .1.6 1.607.44H 29.6 1,S03,99 8.8 961,629 11.2 1,062,060 2.3 1,009,718 61.9 $ 5T648.082I 1.8 B. C... Hamilton Ixmdon, Ont.... St. John, N. B. Victoria, B. C. Total Not Included In totals becaus contain ing other Items than clearings. Not Included In total because of n comparison tor laat year. Ifew Tork Moaey Market. NEW TORK. June 10. MONEY On call, easy; highest, l1, per cent; lowest, 1 per oent; ruling rate, 1 per cent; last, 1 per cent; closing bid, 1 per cent; offered, at 1U per cent. Time loans, easy and dull: 60 and 90 days, &tf2H per oent; I month, 8-3354 per oent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 34i3H per cent. STERLING ETXCHANOB Easy, with actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8750 4.8766 for demand and at $4.854C74.8570 for 40 day bills; posted rates. $4 .8604.S4H and $4.31 a4.8SV: commercial bills, S4.k6(4.$o44. SILVER Bar, 6Wc; Mexican dollars, 44VfcC BONDS Government, Irregular; rail road, steady. Th closing quotation on bond ar a follows: U. I. rot. 9s. reg....l04i' Manhattan . g. 4s..l08 do coupon .ll4K!kax. Control 42V 11 do la, rs do ooopon do now 4a, rag , do coupon let do lot !.. llrtVMlDn. 8t. L. is..., ef H 74 140 Ul 1044, ...ia:w k.. K. 4k T. ...112 ...104 ...187 ... 81V do is 14. R. k. of hi. o. N T. C. g. Is.. N. J. O. f. to No. Paciflo 4a. do to do old 4a, ra... do coupon Atohlaon son. 4s.. do adj. 4s. Allantlo a L. 4s. B. A O. 4s. do 1 Control at Oa. to.. do 1st Inc Choa. Ohio 4Ha. Chloaaa A. sua. 71 .18114 N. a w. 0. . 964L o. 4. L. 4s a par.... 96 .101 ;Pana-roonv. IVia M . 71 'koadtnt sn. oa 1084a .lots iu I A 1. 14. o. ta.,114H 71 i. U o . r. IS. 40. S2U a, b. a q. a. a ... awt'st. u . w. u 1 a. Y o or I. a. C. M. a . P. (. 4a.lu eoaboard A, L. C. A N. W. . la..,. 11746 o. PaclSo 4a... C, B L A P. 4s.,.. Bo. kallwar (a. do col. ia TIT Texaa a P. la.. . , 91 .11644 .Hi . TO .106 14 . . t4i .lit . 41 . W. , o c.cc. a st. L. c 4s. tit 'T., it. u a w Chloaao Tor. 7V Ualoa PaclOo 4a 414a do oonv. 4a MVU. 4. Stool Id is.... Wabuh la ! do dab. B UVW. a L. S. 4a Con. Tobaooo 4a. Colo. A 80. 4o..., D. k K. a. 4a..., Kris prior Ilea 4i eo gon. 4a., W. A D. C. la..l04U;Wla. reural 4a Hocklni Val. 4a, ,li to "Cole, f , s L 4 H, U a N. uni. Offered. ...Mi4l koatsa teck Ctaatattoa. BOWTON, Jun 10 Call loans, 2HJH per cant; time lean. lVitr per coat. Offlalal closing of stock and bond: AUhlaea ad). 4a 04 WaU. ... Tf .... IV .... 4V do 4a uvwiAdeaoturs htaa. Contra! Allosoa Abinlaon do pfd ... 1 ... 4 AmalsaaaXo4 ., Ataorloaa Xiao Allantlo , Binfhaa , Cat. a Haela , , 41 V I 81 Boston a Albany..... Boston a ktaiao Isl Booton Blovatod ...144 PHohhar ptd U14 Max. Coatral 7 N. T.. N. H. a H..UI Pore Marsoott 71 Colon Part no M Amor. Arc. Cboaa... 1V Cootonnlal II V Copper Ran 41V Dalr Wast tlV Dominion Coal UV Praukila t Uranor IV lata Borale 7V Maam. Mining IV Mlchlfaa IV ktohaek IV Mont. C. C 444 do pfd Amor. Paoo. Taho. Anier. 4usar de pfd Amor. T. A T...... Amor. Weeloa ...... do pfd , Dominion L a 4..., Kdlaoa ICIoo. Illu... Uoooral Blootrts .... . 71 4V .114 .1171 luVlOld Dosuslea ....... 12 T4IOoceola M4i 7V Parrot 14 M4VlUulncr It Hits Hhaaasn liSk Tamaraok t Maaa, ElactrM Mo ptd 71 Trlnltjr IV Maaa. Uas ..t wi:u. a. auning..., u4 Unllad Pralt JllV'C. 4, OIL 1st Cnlud Bhos Mack.... 4I'4 I'tah , 14 14 do ptd Mj Victoria M I 0. . itaot t Wlaoaa 4V do aid HV Woltorts - 11 Bid. Asked. Daak C'learlagm. OMAHA. Jun 10. Bank claarlnr for today, 31.187.9J8 36. a decreas of $160,643.M from th corresponding day lattt year. Oil aad Roala. NEW TORK. Jun 1011 Cottonseed, sttiuiy: prune crude, nominal; piime yel low, ilfeCMsC Petroleum, New Tork, t? 60; Phllsdelphla and Baltimore, In bulk, $8.60. Turpentine, stesdy, tVkflseo. ROSIN Steady; strained, common to good. 35'"-Wc. OIL CITT, Jun 10. OILS Credit Val ances, 91 59; certificates, no bid; shipments, 64.740 bhs.; avers re, 62.9U bbls.; run, 99.874 bbls.; average. 78,076 bbls. Shipments, lAmm. 40,9o6 bbls.; averase, 68.347 btila.; run. Lima, 62.312 bbls ; average. 66. OS bbls. SAVANNAH. June 10. OILS Turpentine, firm, bJa. Roslo. firm; A, B. C, 12.70; I, 12 76; K. $2 90; F, J! 86; O, $2 06; H, $3; l! $3 28; K. $3 40: M. ii 66; N, $3 86, WG. ItlOiJ 140. WW, $4.60(34.06. IH1U1 LIVE SIOCA MARKET CttU IUoip'.4 Tory Light and Ftoktn Wr Bather Btiriio. HOGS SOLO NEARLY A NICKEL HIGHER Hot BawatTk I keep aad Lamb Sal to llak a Fair Teat of th Sltaa tloa, bt Good ftatf Weald . Bars Sold tteadr. BOUTU OMAILa. Jun 10, U01 ReceJnta wer Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Official Mondy ... Otllclal Tuesday ... OMli'lal W'edneMday OfTlcial Thursday . OillciaJ Friday .... 2.90 8.U4 4.602 1,71.1 4.4U 2. .41 3.310 862 12.119 10.4, 4 10.3U1 8,bJ7 49.688 64.214 63,M 4.ooo 62,669 Ita 3H 104S4 6.J8 12.630 14,47 18.417 Five day this week... 14.223 game days last week.... 14,332 8am days week before.. 14. Bam three weeks aco...la.uU Sam four week ago....l4.ui Bame day last year 18.146 10,2 xifciClLlPTil Fuk this vuar in nn u lh following tabl show tn receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Onaha for tbe year to data, W'ta comparison with last year: tu 419.077 483.069 U.94U "" L1I9.2U8 t07.iM U0 826 Bh.eep 464,908 6.9b3 137.964 average prloen paid for tiogs at South Oiosba for Uis last several oay wlik sora-parlsoni- Pta ( 1904. p.44aJ.pjaLU0O.ri89.184. May 18.. May 14.. May 17.., May U.. Msy 1$.., May 30.. 4 221 T 131 461 I 21 I 23 I 7 i3 I Ul 4 26 4 44 4 29 4 24 4 24 I 41 418 4 4 4 17 4 13 4 29 408 410 4 14 4 21 4 12 4 03 4 10 i 731 I 73, I toi I 37 i u I 69 I 46 I 81 Tl4 4 37 7 U I 73 l May 21... I (13 I 081 May 22. .4 4 U 161 I0SI My 2.., May 24...' May 26... May 24... May 37... May 28... 4 U 7j I 61, I 01 I 04 I 04 4 8 I 46 8 63 Si 4 86 4 44 I 93 I el 8 68 4 96, I o; 6 77 4 9 I 40 8 60 9l I 721 7 Oil 6 t3 I 95 May May 30... JO 0l I ki 4 90 ltl 6 S 4 6t 111 6 U 4 Mi 2 40 4 63W I 67 i 6i May 31... 4 68 . I I 93 Jun 1... 6 701 4M 8 601 Jun 2... $... 4... 6... 4... 7... 8... .., 4 Oi 6 991 7 07 4 Ul I 65 I 69 Jun 4 49- Jun 4H 6 86, I 76 4 77 i 1 Jun Jun 7 20 I la 6 70i I 71 4 91 4 94 I 68 I 66 4 01 I60j 147 3 Oil 3 t3 I 69 I 84 June 1 tvj 4 bieta Jun I 80 I 7 21, 7 26 6 I 71 4 9. Jun o to, 0 10 Jun 10. 74, 4 Owl I 13 Indicates Sunday. U he OflltilaJ nurnlMI rtt r. a p. f twk brought In today y each road was: Colli. Hon Miw.n C, UL & St. P. Ry I I . vvaDasn .....i, 1 Mo. Pao, Rv i Union PBclllc Bystsm I ;i 17 84 I 24 I I C. ec N. W. Ry F., s 11 V, B, R. 4 C, St. P., H.40. Ry 7 B. & M. Ry C. , B & Q. Ry I 1I O & bt, ! C, K. L P, Ry., eaat....M ., C. R. L A P. Ry.. west...-. I Chicago Great vVtem..... 1 Total receipt 14 118 The dlsDosltion of th day a reoalDta was as follow, each buyer purcnaslng tn nuiu- oer oi neaa inuicatea; Cattl. Uogs Sheep. voiniia rftuuui v....... Swift and Company Cudahy Packing Co Armour St Co 688 26S 143 148 L861 1.898 Z.W "rii "m 63 Cudahy Packing Co., K. C. 2a Armour & co., bioux city L. F. Husz , S. St S Root , 84 114 2 169 Other buyers Total 80S 8.001 804 CATTLE There wa a small run of cattle here this morning even for a Friday, which makes the reuelDt for th week a little short of last week and about 4,000 head less than lor tne same week 01 last year. raca ers, though, were feeling rather bearish and evidently were holding back in me hope that there would be a big run the first of next week which would give them a chance to break th market. Trading was slow, but sUU the few cattle In sight changed hands In fairly good season. The beef steer market oould be quoted teady to a little lower on all grades, though th choicer cattl In most cases sold at about yesterday' price. A compared with the high time of Ui week th market is now close to 100150 lower In extreme cases, but a compared with the close of last week the market I still right around a quarter higher on anything at all desir able tn th corn-fed line. The cow market today wa very slow and a little lower all around. Buyer appeared to be very Indifferent and would take noth-v Ing unless thy could get It for consider ably leas money, but there were ao few on sale that a fair teat of th situation wa hardly mad. Cows showing th streets of giass suffered the worst. As compared with a week ago th better grades of oorn-feda are still a Utile higher, but common kinds nd grass cows In partioular ar oonsid ...hw lower. Commission men are advis ing their shippers to look out for th grass cows, a they are almost certain to slump off In bad shape at most any time. Bulls, veal calve and atags were no mors than toady today and not very aoUv. The stocker and feeder market wa again very dull and weak. There were only a few In sight and practically non were wanted even at the decline ranging from 86c to 60o an compared with a wek ago. Represent. Uve aale: ,. BEET b i nana. Me. It... II... 33... 4... I... 11... 13... M... 10... 3... 1... 44... 4... 3... 1... 1... 1... 1... 1... 3... 4... At. Pt. 141 4 H , 10W 4 4 HOT 4 44 1l 4 M , 1044 I 40 Ml I 10 U0 I H 11M I 24 ........1410 6 14 .......120 6 60 , 1M0 8 40 Me. Av. pr. 1., ...10110 I Tl ...K7T 6 71 ...Ull) 4 14 ...lltt 6 44 ...Hit 4 44 ...10(11 I 00 ...lllll I 44 ...1167 144 ...1044 4 44 ...1114 ltd ...ll4 8 14 40 I..... 84 31 14 10 U 1 34 It , 140 0 oo COW8. .. 8T7 .. 444 .. 414 .1 430 ..lino 8 00 41... 11... 11... 1... 1... 4... 14... 404 4 00 ,964 4 10 3 M I 34 3 40 4B0 4 u 4 4 14 4 40 4 44 . 174 .1140 .10117 .1017 .1371 I 40 4 00 ..1110 460 4 00 ...144 4 04 4 44 ...1014 4 M COWS AND HEIFERS, ... m 4 ,m, HEIFERS. l)t - 61 , llM 8. ... ..... 44 4 48 I It lluO 8 93 BUI 1... 1... 1... t... 1... 4... .1176 .1410 I 94 .1704 4 88 .171 i M .110 4 44 3 44 .1474 1 4 CAL vast. ....... 840 I 84 X 110 4 4 ....... W I 00 1...... 110 6 4 OA 4 at 4 171 4 71 A STOCKEKS AND FEEDERS. 1 474 8 It 4. Ill 8 11 1 414 8 14 8 444 I 14 1 114 8 14 4. 44 IN HOGS There was not a heavy run of hoara her this morning and favorable re sort wer received from other market, so that with a good local demand Lb market ruled active and higher. Th gauaral mar ket oould safety be quoted strong t a nickel higher, but It wa moatly a nickel higher. Trading wa quit active after th market wa under way and It took only a com paratively short time for everything In th yards to chang banda There wa prac tically no change In th market from start to finish. Th bulk of th good weight hogs old from 84.70 to $4.71, cholc heavy hogs from $4.75 to $4.86, with a top at $4.80. The light and commoner load wont from $4.1714 he. Av. 4h. 14 14 40 it in to it 100 ... a tat ... at 123 ... 11 110 8 14 104 ... II 181 ltd 14 441 ... 14 114 11 a i4 4 14 M4 110 41 lit ... M 814 14 mt ... 14 ni to K tut 4 II lit 140 II 141 40 II lot 184 1ft. I ... II IM ltd ft ,.114 10 It ;.i: ... it tn ... 48 111 ... 40 lit 14 14 Ill 40 I t0 44 M 14 ... T It 4 44 tt 99 ft lit ... 44 141 9 4 144 44 It Ill ... II U to 44 U Li H Isl 444 11 n 4 u I 44 140 10 II Ill 10 M i Ml tl... Ill ... 11 ... n.....OA4 44 Av. 4k. Pr. .164 4 It 4 44 4 44 4 84 4 rrv 4 rrv 4 47V 4 47V 4 10 4 1 ...161 ...161 ...lt ...III ...117 ...141 4 T 4 it 4 II 4 71 4 14 4 14 4 I 14...., 4 4.., 71 0 ...144 984 4 ...Ml 144 4 14 ...I ... 4 1 ...344 ... 4 14 ...141 ... tit ...161 ... dig ...11 809' 4 Tt ...440 40 4 71 ...WO 44 4 71 ...174 4 4 14 ...Ml ... Tl 4 4 1 4 1 4 14 4 14 4 1 4 T4 4 H II.. II.. .111 94 4 14 40 4 14 48 4 71 4 1 4 14 4 TlV i iiv 4 1V 4 11V 4 UV 4 nv 4 nv 4 11V 4 IIV 4 Tt 4 TlV 4 IIV 4 71 4 IIV 4 11V 4 "V 4 TlV 4 Tl 4 1S 4 4 1V 4 UV 4 1v 4 12 V 4 IIV 41.. . 41... TO... 11... 41... 44... .Ml .IM IM) 4 14 mi ... 4 14 MI ... 4 11 4 II 4 14 4 nv 4 rt 4 nv 4 nv 4 nv 4 n 4 n ,.141 .tbt .144 940 .M7 tut .14 ... .11 I .SMI 40 .Mt IV IT... 11... 46... 70... 44... M... 41... 41... 41... 41..., 14... tl... 14... M... 44... 47... 44... II... " .....IV 4 T7I4 4 T7 4 ns 4 nst 4 nv 4 ns4 4 n 4 10 4 40 4 40 4 4 4 M 484 ..Mt 44 ..Ml 14 .160 ..Ml ..J 4 ..144 ..171 . .174 ..Mt ..Ml 144 t tf ... 4 TH T n 80 4 M 41 8 111 XI 1M 4 to 41 Ml N 111 17 J"l 40 M 4 IT ... 4 11 I ... If) 1 4 7i M M ...it , T3 1T M 4 71 BHEKP There were not enough on sale today to make a market and oonseuently there la nothing new to report. As com pared with a week ago. prices on anything at all deslrabls In the way of coinfeds is about steady and packers are unable to get enough supplies to meet the requirement f their trade. Common stuff, thousn. Is not moving very freely, as none of the packer seem at all anxious to take hold of th thin grassers such as have come forward, as they ar too soft and do not carry enough flesh. Quotations on rllpj.ed stock: Good to choice lambs, 8t.0On(.6O: fair to good lambu, $5 5(vg6 00; good to choice wooled lamhs. 36 tor;; fair to good wooled lambs. $6 Oiif 6 60: good to cholre yearlings or wethers, $." orvsji ?S; fair to good yearllnss or wethers, ft 76 1 6.00; good to choice ewes, 14. ion 4 50; fair to good ewes, J4.oOJ4.2G. Representa tive sales: No. At. Pr. 10 wextern cull lambs 47 $ r0 43 western lambs 40 I 23 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKJJT. Cattl aad Sheep Steadp, Hog Streavsj aad Receipts Light. CHICAGO, Jun 10. CATTLE Receipts, 1.5iA) head; niaxkot steady; good to prim steers, $6. 2f4i4 .60 ; stockeis and feeders, $300 U"t.;o, cow a, $1.7i-t.6u; hellers, $3.6ou.l26; tanners. $l.i84jiA.76: bulls, $i.6ou4.3v; calves, I3.00ij4.6a. Huijd Receipts, lG.OuO hsad: estimated for tomorrow, 16,v0 bead: market steady to strong; mlxsd and butchers. 34.4ou4.9fi: good to choice heavy, 84.oj6.00, rough eavy, 4.7i4i4W; light, K76lot; bulk of sales 84.ao4j4.95. cvt-in.n.' An & LAMtU tteoaipt. .uw heed; market for lamb steady: good to onolo wethers, $6.00u5.M; fair to cholc mixed. $3.76a.M: weetern sheep, $4.6O06.6o; native lambs. 86.00titj.76: western lamb. $444.60; spring laoiba, $6.0u7J&. aw Tork Llv Steok Market. NEW TORK. Jun ID. BEEVES R- oslpta, 1,661 bead; steers and fat bull loj I60 higher: Bologna bulls steady; cows firm to a shad higher; stesrs closed eaayi fair to choio steers, $6.7"iM.60; distillery fed, $6.86inlli; bulls. $S.4u4jc.uO: cows, $3.00 4.60. Caules quoted llv cattle steady at lixiMtyo per lb.; refrigerator beef, higher at 8w9Vc per lb. Exports, 2,uu0 quarters rf K m.. t AAllmatA l.nw 1 ll .1 1 1 1. and 7.0i0 quarter of bef. CALVES Receipts, 433 head; market 25 40o higher; veals, $4.00j)6 96, few extra fancy at o.uua.3o; outtei-nuiKs, i.uu. LTesceu veals In fair demand; city dressed veals in fair demand. VaHa dot lb.: country dressed. bWWiW: choice, 8o per Id. HOGS Receipts, 1,554 head; market firm; tate hogs, $6.20; mixed western, 84.80. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.051 head; sheep steady; good to choice lambs, steady to strong, others unchanged; sheep, tfl.0ofB6.00; choice ewe and wethers, $7.4o; lambs $6.647.00, one car at $3 00; yearlings, $5.Omll4.00. Cable quoted dreased sheep steady, 12T14o dressed weight. Estimated export tomorrow, 620 head. Kaasa City Llv Stock Market. KANSAS CITT, June 10.-CATTLE Re ceipts, 2.000, Including 1,100 southern; mar ket steady to lOo lower;, southern steers. If. aA I.a klahut nfil.l aln CI an A.V, hof 1902; export and dressed beef steers, $5.75'if 4.36; fair t rood, 34 696.50; western fed steers, 34.75tfif.76; stockers and feeders, $3.26 lT4.i)o; southern teer, i3.6tKBi6.40; soutnern cows, $2.45iS4.16; native cows, $2.504.60; ntlv heifers. $4.0Crj.40; bulls, $2.76f4.60; calves. $2.76ia4.76. HOGS Receipts, 6.600 head; market strong to 6o higher; top, $4 R?H; bulk of sal, $4 65 f4.80; heavy, 34.7634.87M; packers, H,W(t 80; plrs and lights, $4.2Ka4.WH. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.500 bead; market steady and active; native Iambs. $5.25W.0O; western lambs, ,$6.26'5.00; fed ewes, $4 76fl6.25; Texas clipped yearlings, $6.0006.60; Texas clipped sheep, $4.2b4.&6; stockers and feeder. $4.50(56.60. t. Lonl LIT Stock Market. PT. LOT.TI3, June 10.-CATTLB Receipt. $.609, Including 1,800 Texans; market steady; native shipping and export steers. $3.85iJ 6.90; dressed beef and butchers. $4.00rl.40; steers under l.OOO lbs., $4.0a6.65; tocker and feeders, 33. 60S 4 50; cows and heifers, $36OJr6,10; canners. $2.25(f?3.26; bulls. $2.859 400; cnlves, 84.00fl6.76; Texnns and Indian. $3.606 60; cow and heifers, $3.604.26. HOGS Receipts, 6,000 head: market steady to strong; pigs and lights, $4.15(?R76; pack ers. $4.604.86; butcher and best heavy, $4.806 00. SHEEP AND IjAMBS Receipts, 7,000 head; market steady; native mutton, $4.00 ifr6.26: lambs, 36.00i,7.35; calve and buck, $2.60iS4.60; Blockers, 82.26S3.00. St. Joseph Live Stock Market. ST., JOSEPH, Jun 10. CATTLE Re ceipts, 1,006 head; market 6c lowtfr: natives, $4.154.26; cows and heifers, $2.0(XS6.36; stockers and feeders, $3.2G34.GS. a HOGS Receipts, 6,030 head; market Ztt$ 6c higher: light, $4.604h4.77V4; medium and heavy, $4.70(84.90. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,296 head; market firm; spring lambs, $7.00. Slonx City Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITT, June 10.-Speclal Tel- fram.) CATTLE Receipts, 8uO head; mar et strong; stockers slow and lower; beeves, $4.00'4'j.Sb;, cows and heifers, $3.00134.75: stockers and feeders, $3.004.00; calves and yearnnga, fci.outtf3.pu. HOGS Receipts, 4,000 head; market strong to 6c higher, selling at $4.604.75; bulk, $4.t 4.70. Stock 1m Sight. , Following ar the receipt of llv stock for th six principal western cities yester day; South Omaha Chicago :., Kansas City St. Louis St. Joseph Bioux City Cattl. Hogs. Sheep. 803 8,637 804 ..1,600 ..2.300 ..3,500 .. 100 .. 800 16,000 6,500 6,1X0 6,030 4,000 6,000 2,200 7,000 1,396 Total .8,663 46,167 16,800 OMAHA WHOLESALE) MARKETS. Condition of Trade and (quotation an Staple and Fanoy Predo.ee. EGGS Receipts, llbsral; market steady; fresh stock. 14Wo. LIVE POULTRY Hens, lc; roosters, ac cording to six, &HJI70; turkey, 13o; duoka, c; geese, 6o: broilers, 2wSlc. BUTTER Packing stoua, 11c; choice to fancy daliy. ltullo; separator, 19200. FRESH FISH Trout, lOo; pickerel, 8o; flke, 10c; perch, 7o; blueflsh, 12c: whlteflsh, 4c; salmon, 14o; redsnapper, lie; lobster, &reen, 26c: lobster, boiled, 80o; bullheads, c; oatflsh, 14c; black bass, 20c; halibut, lOo; orapples, 12o; roe shad, $1.00; buffalo, 8c; white bass, llo; frog legs, per do., 85o. BRAN Per ton. $18.5. HAY Prloe quoted by Omaha Wholesale Dealer' association: Choice No. 1 upland, $8 00; No. 2, 27.60; medium, $7.00; coarse, S1.60, Rye straw, $5.60. Thsss prices are for hay of good oelor and qaallty. Demand fair and receipts light. TROPICAXi FRUITS. -ORANGES Navel, cholc. larce slie, $3.00; fancy navels, all slses, $3.60; Medlter- Saneaa sweets, oholce, all slsea, t3.0vti.tbi affaa. all slses, 82.7K33.00. LEMONS California fanoy, 800 to 860, $3.76:94.00; oholce, t3.6-S'8.7B. CALIFORNIA FIGB Pr 10-lb. carton, 50o; Imported Smyrna. 2-crown, 12o; I-crown, 14c; 7-crown, lie BANANAS Per medtum-alaed bunch, $104 012.60: Jumbo. lt7V8.a4. ... DATEa Persian.- per box of. 10 pkgs.. $2.00; In 40-lb. boxes, lo par lb. Oriental tuffed, Pr bx, $2.40. PINEAPPIaES-Iii crates f 14 t 42, pr crat. $3.60. FRUITS. STRAWBERRIES Missouri, per 24-quart case, $1.60&1.46. CHERRIES California, per box, fUMO 1.76 GOOSEBERRIES 24-qt, case. $1.78. PEACHEtl Texas, pr 4-bakt orat. $1.2MM.60. CAN T ELOPE Texas, per crate, $2.60i9 VEGETABLES. POTATOES Colorado, $1.20: Dakota, per bu., $1-20: new Txa lv.a stock. In sacks, "nAVV bEANS-Pr ku.. &16492.2S. ONIONS Bermuda, per 64-lb. crate, 2Z00; 'Louisiana. In sacka, per lb., gfeu CAkkAOK-CaJlforula. per lb., SHC southern, per crat. 32.60. CUCUMBKRS Per dos.. 60c TOMATOES Per 4-basket orat. fancy, $3 26; choice, $260; Texas, 4-basket orat, $3 00. RADISHES Pr do, bunches, 20c. LETTUCE Top lettuce, per do., 80a. TURNIPS Southern, per dos., 46c, BEETS Southern, per dos., 46c. CARROTS Southern, per dos., 76o. PARS1.ET Pr dos., 400. BEANS Wax. per bu. box. $3.00; per -bu. basket, ttoo. String, per bu. box, $100; per W-bu. box, 86o. SPINACH Per bu hom grown, 85400, ASPARAGUS Per dos. bundle. 40o. GREEN PEPPERS Par 4-baskst crate, I2- i SQUASH Florida summer. ar dos., TCa PEAS Per bu. box. 83. MISCELLANEOUS. CI rEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream, 11c: Wisconsin Young America, 12o: block Swiss. 16c; W la conoid brick, 13VjO; vVIon sin, limlerger, 13c. MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb., 10c HIDES No.' 1 green, 6c; No. $ green, lo; No. 1 BHlttd. 7c: No. 2 salted. 4c: No. i vesi calf, I to U lU., Vi No. I vat etUf, J, II to IS lbs., Hc: dry salted. f12c; Shep pelts. 2S27ct horsehides, $1.6o)'.60. NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lh., I6c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 1 soft shell, per lb., 1; No. 2 hard shell, per lh., llc tecans, larger per lb., 12c; small, per lb., loc; peanuts, per lb., 4c; rousted peanuts per lb., 8c; Chill walnuts, 124U4c; larg hickory nuts, per lb., lie; almonds, soft hell, per lb., 15c: hard shell, lSe; shell-' barks, per bu., $2.00 black walnuts, per bu $126. Cottoa Market. MVKRPOOL. Jun 1(1 -COTTON fpot. quiet: price 4 point higher; American middling fair, 4.1-d; good middllmr, 4 78d; middling, 4.6Sd; low middling, 6.64d: good ordinary. 6.4od: ordinary. 4.20d. Futures oiened quiet hut steady and closed quiet; American middling g. o. e., June, .4Sd; June and July, 6d; July ana Auguwi. 6.2!d: Auitu't and September. 6.07d; Sep tember nd October, 6.RS.1; October and No vember, 6.. til; November and December, 6.2td; Peremtier and January, 6.23d; Janu ary and February, 1.21'd. ST. LOl lS. June 10. COTTON Steady to Vic higher; middling, 12To; receipts 17 I bales; shipments, 80 bales; stock, 12,022 I bales. NEW TORK, Jun 19.--COTTON Spot closed steady at 26 points higher; middling uplnnils. 13.15c; middling gulf, 12.40c; tales, 293 boles. NEW ORLEANS. Jun 14.-COTTON Future steady; June. 11.99c bid; July, 18.09 4J12 lie; August, 11.40 Jll. 41c; September, 10 IKfnO 16c; rictober, 4. 78 '.T9. 74c; November, l.tffrti tiTc; Deoembsr, 8.46i(8.4c; January, l.73.76o. CeSee Market. NEW TORK. Jun It). COFFEE Th market for future opened and closed steady at net unchanged prices. Sale wer reported of 83, 2(0 bags. Including Jun At 670c: July, 6.76c; heptemher, 5.9.Vg.onot October, 6.26c; December, 4.56c May, 4.70O. BIQ CATFISH EATINQ AGAIN Hew Tork Aeaarlua Casspla Bad a ra mt Ta Meatk antl la Day. Th big Mississippi liver catfish at the New Tork nqun'rliim, after It long annual period of hibernation, took Its first food thl year on May 13. Thl wa the first food It had taken sine July 7, 1903, a period of ten month and six days. Thl make a record for th big catflxh, and It would rery probably b found to be th record for flshe In osptlvlty every where. In each succeeding year since tt has been her this big catfish ha In the hiber nating season abstained from food for a longer and longer time. It was received In December, 1899. Th following littl tabl how when in each year It stopped eating nd when It resumed! Stopped Feeding. Rumefl Feeding, 1M0, November April 80, 1901 1901. October 6 .....April 28, 1901 IS)?, AtiKtiBt 15 April 4. 1903 1903. July 7 May 13, 1904 This big catfish I about thre and a half feet In length and weigh probably about seventy pound. It ha grown somewhat in length ana in weignt sine it wa nrst received. It la clean and fre from fungus and In. good condition and tt ha now ap parently a much vitality a wken tt first came In. This year, when finally tt Hftn to Uk food, It came up for It with It normal de gree of activity, and took thre medium slxed eels, cut up Int lengths convenient for It to swallow. On May 17 It wa eager for food and It at four rather larger eel, cut up for It Into suitable lengths; and It now move about In It tank la Its accus tomed manner. In nature this big catfish wemld bury It self In the mud In winter and ther lie dormant until spring. Mud cannot be pro vided for It here, because mud would chok the pipe of the-tank, which la therefor supplied with a bed of sand on It bottom. The catfish rub and hollows thl out to make In It a comfortable bed for Itself, and thl sand also serves the good purpose of helping to keep the big fish clear of para site. , A the hibernating season approach the big catfish settle down In Ita bed of sand, and thr It will 11 motionless for weeks at a tlm. It 1 not an uncommon thing for visitor to announce that the big fish Is dead; a In fact It might easily seem to be, for Its respiration I at such time so very faint that the movement of It gilt cover could be detected only by those ex perienced tn observing fishes.' But, as has been seen, afttr months of seeming llfelessness, the big catfish will come up and begin feeding again, and re sume tt ordinary manner of llfo Just a though nothing had happened. It would scarcely seem, however, that It could ever surpass Its prtsent great tasting reoord. New Tork Sun. PROVING HIS PROPOSITION Editor Hearst Demonstrate HI Belief tkat "Moner Will Bay tbe Fre It of Any Man' Work." An anonymous "Publicist," writing In th Independent of Jun I in regard to the can didacy of Mr. Hearst for tbe democratic nomination for . the presidency, tell th following story as illustrating Mr. Hearst's belief that "money will buy the trait of any man's workr" . Bom tlm ago a young writer applied to htm for raploynnt ta hi Nw Tork newspaper, and was engaged to flit' a po sition whick would become vacant at the end of a week, but In th interval the fact cam t th attention of a university pro fessor who had always taken an Interest In hi advancement , "I pn sorry," said the good man, "that you ould have chosen ihat particular chool of Journalism for your professional tart." And h proceeded to descant upon the responsibility a journalist owsd to so ciety, the Influence of one educated youth's example upon others of his class, th tone a writer Inevitably took from th char acter of th Journals h worked for, etc "And your untarnished ns ef self-respect, my young friend," he concluded, "will be worth mora to you, when you reach my time of life, than all th salaries an unprincipled employer can pour Into your purse." So Impressed was th neophyte with this lecture In moral that h oalUd upon Mr. Hearst th next morning cad announced that h had changed hi mind about ac cepting the proffered position. Th editor canned hi faoe shrewdly, aad then in quired th reason. After much hesitancy th young man told him tit whole story, and started to leave. "Ah," said Mr. Hearst B seated a moment please." And turning to hi sec rotary, he added: "Write a letter at once to Prof. X. T., present my compliments, and say that I should be pleased to receive from him a signed article of 108 word subject aad treatment t be of hi own choosing for the editorial pag of next Sunday's paper. Inclose check for 1260." "Now," h remarked, with a cynical mil, as he bade hi caller good-bye, "you oan for yourself what corns of that." He did. Th Sunday Issue oontalned a signed arttote, which gave th paper .the reflection of a good man's fame, and spread the Influence of hi example among other university professors, and did what to hi seif-reepectT all at th net rate of 60 cnts per word I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Deed filed for reoord June 10 a furnished by th Midland Guarante and Truat company, bonded abstracter, 1SU Farnaia street, for The Bee: Margaret Cathro and husband to Wil liam Cathroe, undivided of lots 11 and It. block 457, Grand View $ 850 John Frey and wife to Ellen Swear Ingen, lot 7. block 48, South Omaha.. 1,104 Henrietta Epenetar to the S. V. Mer cer Co., lota I and 10, block 18, Wal nut Hill 1,000 Etirlka Weeding and husband to Bern hard Jackerott part lot 4, block 6, Inipmt. A nan &QQ Atlaiitiu Realty association to William A. Case, lot 18. In reulat of bliu W t, Semis para -.o-.... ....... U