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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1905.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
With kftj Deal Closed, Interest Begin to
Center m Jul;.
Ul GRAIN MARKETS RULE STRONG
vYfceat Especially Arllve, with on
alderahle Interest fanni la Carei
Oata Have I naanal Strength
ad kcr Good Advance.
OMAHA, June 1. liu.
No t BoninL ltJ!Vr: K. f tmrttntrn.
tUKc: July. HJic; September, eid. My;
OAitv-New, to irrlit and on truck, ixa.
CHICAGO GBAM AID PROVISIONS
Pradrn af the Tra dinar aad Closlng
Prices oa Board at Trad.
CHICAGO. June 1 flnu-Htv of cash
wheat at all grain centers was the under
lying reiiaun for a strong wheat market
here today. At the close hrnl for July
delivery i up lVe'V'- Corn la up
Oats ahow a gain of Sc. Provlalwis are
loo higher.
In aharp contrast with the weakness yes
terday the, wheat market today strong
from start to finish. At the fpening Juiy
waa up ; to e at 87c to 8c. Higher
prices at Liverpool contributed some
strength to the situation, but the most di
rect cause for the bullish enthualaum waa
Ail (tralna were strong today. With the 1 sensational advance at Minneapolis. July
May aeai closed the Inn rut naturally bp-
Una to center In J my. Moat oi the trading
n this montn's optiona waa done In wheat,
Aithougn a considerable aoUvity waa anown
In July corn.
Wheat whs strong In all months, opening
'ac above vesteiday and scoring steadv
Advances. Juiy cloaea at sXVc, September
i ec anu uccernwr at eic.
torn opened ' c above yesterday. All
tnontha held a flrui tone tnroughout the
session and aavancea were almost always
fceM. Recti pu here, as well as at the other
niaracis, are ngnior man lor the last few
days of May. still amaller leceint e.
pected. July closed at bvV, old July at Wc
September at c,c, old September at 4.c
oata snowed unusual strength. Opening
unchanged, they went up Tjc. July
i wth , oeijieniuer av -uc ana Ue
cetnher at 24c
Deliveries oi corn In rh run veaterriav
were l,45,O0O bushels, of wheat 35v,iiOO bush
els ana or oats ia,tw bushels. Corn re
ceipts for the month of Mav were S tail ,ur
or ,39 cars more than for Arril and 2u0 tars
more than for May, IfttM. Wheat decreased
1.1J2 cars from April and 188 cars from May
of last year. Oats Increased m cars over
April and 618 cars over last year. Within
a week 1,000.000 bushels of corn have been
chartered by the bull interests to Mont
and several hundred thousand bushels to
Annuo,
i lie inaraei IS Demo- ell-en reunite frnin
the work of the men wno flood it with crop
damage reports. Wires from Kansas and
Oklahoma say that the pronpects are much
better than they have been. Inglis tells of
damage to wheat In Tennessee and south
eastern Missouri. A plague of cut worms
rrporieo irom outline county, Iowa,
oiner puinis aavices were favorable.
iews reai tied nere ironi i-.ur.,iH-i.n mur.
kets that the traders there expect wheat
to hold Arm until the new crop is readv
for harvest. Liverpool market opened weak
on wheat, on account of yesterday's de-
nine in America. The undertone was
steady and the decline was checked by a
food inquiry for cargoes. July and Sep
tember advanced oh reports of rust in the
""'y government crop bulletin and
're decrease of nearly &0O,uUo bushels In
nm Liverpool monthly stocks. The prices
were helped later by better American mar
kets. Covering by shorts and the fact that
Argentina shipments were delayed, by rains
caused an advance in corn. Wheat closed
Vpd higher and corn Id higher. Today
noiiaay ai tserun and Uurta Pest
from the Northwestern Miller today:
Minneapolis mills found trade conditions
exceedingly unsatisfactory Imi weir Rnv.
ers hold off and do not want to pay cost
price of flour. In Manitoba wheat crop
conditions are excellent. In Minnesota and
the northwesters states, while crop condi
tions on the whole are favorable, bright,
warm weather is needed. In some sections
the crop is backward and in some the plant
tn,n ntJ 'PPe-rs to lack vigor. The
Minneapolis flour output was 235,170 barrels
In 1804 It was 240.615 barrels and In 1903 It
wheat In that msrket made a sain of over
4c within a few minutes. ltr the gain
was Increased to over Be. I"riee for cash
wheat were correspondingly high, tl .0 a
bushel being asked for No. 1 northern.
Early trading in the Chlcaso market dis
closed a large short Interest, the covering
of which resulted in an advance to 8a
8c for July. As trading progressed some
damage reports were received from the
winter wheat section. One rrnort from In
diana stated that th condition of wheat
was deteriorating daily. Excellent weather,
however, offset the damage reports. Never
theless, with continued strength at Minne
apolis prices here advanced still higher.
Ite In the session July touched 89c. Mod
erate realizing caused a slight reaction, but
the cloae was declddlv strong. July at
fVfml,c. Clearances of wheat and flour
were enunl to 4i.SK bu. Primary rece dis
were 3u.3o0 bu . compared with i?3.fl"f bu. a
year ago. .Minneapolis. Duluth and Chi
cago re lor ted receipts of 2) cars, against
205 cara last week and 143 cars a year ago.
sentiment In the corn nit was bullish the
entire day. An advance of a penny In the
price of corn at Liverpool gave the market
here a strung start and the upward turn In
price of cash corn here caused additional
strength later In the session. Shorts were
urgent bidders, nut offerings were small.
Much smaller receipts than estimated had
considerable Influence on prices. The same
Interest that led in the bull campaign In
May corn was an active buyer of July to
day. The Juiy option opened Sc to Va
V higher at 4!.vi49c, sold up to ilc and
closed at S'l-'VitlSoVac. Local receipts were
21 cars, with 1l'7 of contract grade.
strength of wheat and corn caused a firm
tone in the tats market. The volume of
business, however, was very small. July
c.pened unchanged to a shade lower at 3i
bfc, sold up to 31o and closed at 30c.
Local receipts were 149 cars.
backers were moderate purchssers of pro
visions today, as a result of which the mar
ket waa strong, strength of frrain had con
siderable effect. At the close July pork
was up loc at J12.57V- lJrd was up 7Hc at
I7X!V. Ribs were ;vluc higher at $7.3ua
7.3iV.
Kstimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
4 csrs: corn. 191 cars: oats. 10S cars: hots.
Ifl.Ourt head.
The leading figures ranged as follows:
NEW-YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Open Lover on Light Offering and
Later Beoemei Dull
LOWER PRICES ATTRACT NO ! BUYERS
Profcakl Effect af Eaaltakl Lit
to Assaate Waltlas
Attltade.
Articles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes y.
Wheat
July
Sept.
Dec.
Corn
tJuly
tTuly
Sept.
tHept.
XDec.
Oats-
July
Dt.
Pork-
July
8"H-1;
1
89
8--S
flent
wu 3J6.43) barrels. No foreign buire i.llrA '
i" fiucni oeing aone. I July
Onths Cash Bales. .P
CORN-No. J, 1 car. 464c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
V M M Nn. ? hurH 7eittnA. X?
t hard. 95sc; No. 4 hard, tknasfic; 'No. j
tunn-no. a, nc; No. 3, 4Hc; No. 4,
Ribs
July
Sept
51
61
43
t
I
491
49 1
498Va
47Hi 46
87s'8SHs! 1 01
80: SlVSKffSH,
I
6-S 49S.&-H
49', 49i,
13 45
12 TO
7 30
7 47i
7 221
si soue.
It ETV 12 48
12 82 12 70
7 321 7 27
49 V.
4
29
48
4
30
28
7
12 57! 12 42
12 82 12 67
7 25
7 45
7 32 7 22' 7 821 7 22
7 67 7 60 7 67 7 47
No. 1 tOld. tNew.
FLOUR Steady : winter natenta. 14 ina
4.20; winter straights, $3.754.00; spring pat
ents. I4 70.5o; spring straights, 83.984.70;
Daaers, j.bt).
WHEAT No. 2 snrlnr. I1.0&ai.07: TCo. X.
PAi,0- ? m'; 29c; No. 3 mixed. : No. 2 red. $1.06jl.O7.
OATS-No. 2. 31c: No. 2 white. iiKtiSip.:
No. 3 white, 31tr32c.
X imo. z. M'aMVI!.
BARLEY Good feedinr. 89442c: fair in
cnoice mailing, 4yc.
BtitjjH-o. l nax, 81.30; No. 1 northwest
ern, 11.47. Timothy, prime. 82.85. Clover.
contract grade. 111.75312.25.
PROVISIONS Mess Dork, per hhl.. 812 4X
iA.ro. per juu ids., li.aMii.z-V. bhort
ribs sides (loose). 17.207.30; short clear
sides (boxed). 87.12HW7.26.
Kecelpu and shipments of grain and flour
NEW YORK. June 1-Judged by the
volume of transactions today not much
Importance would attach to the day's stock
market, but the extent of the reduction In
prices affected by the days operations
muu be snowed considerable significance
as an lnmx of the speculative attitude
toward values. To a large extent the re
sults of tne day reached simply a retreat
rrom the professional commitments to the
long side of the market which were made
yesterday. Specific disclaimers of some of
the authorised rumors upon which ad
vances were effected had something to do
with the change of position. A sense of
dissatisfaction with the meager response
Irom any outside sources to yesterday s
demonstration was a factor today.
The greater part of the changes In prices
was eiiected promptly as the trading be
gan and represented a revised estimate of
raiues as much as a natural result ot rela-
Ive supply and demand in the market.
Tlce8 gave way promptly on light ofter-
ngs and when the level had been touched
wnlch Was Judged to be appropriate to the
new opinions the market sank into aps-
netic aunness ana surrered little Irom ad
ditional pressure of liquidation. There
was little resiliency, however, snd no
eftectlve new demand was attracted by the
cheaper prices. There can be no doubt
of the Importance attached to the Equitable
Liie controversy as an unfavorable lactor
In the market. A large Dart of tne uav's
discussion centered upon that subject and
the closeness with wnlch the tenor of the
forthcoming report of the lnvestisatlon
committee was guarded left room for a
wide range of surmises over Its character.
There Is some feeling prevalent that the
Equitable Incident, coupled with a number
of recent bank failures, lias had the ouect
of prompting to a course of housecleanlng
amongst financial Institutions generally
and to an overhauling of resources and
their standlns. The desire tu know the
results of such a process may very prob
ably have its part in the waiting attltule
wnicn is now pronounced in nnancial cir
cles.
The day's news from the crops did not
throw any very definite llgnt on heir
prospects, but the feverish movements in
the grain markets was slgni i.'ant of the
problem still to be settled of 'l.e outco-ne
of the crops. The money market was
slightly firmer than during tne .-icent ist,
owing to the operations in con.vcti m win
nnanclng a purchase copcernel in the. or
ganisation of the new Smelters' bccmitles
company, but not much significance was
attached to this and the weakness of
stocks waa not connected in any way with
conditions in the money marn.'t. ire con
tinued pressure on the United K'ates fried
stocks was of large sympathetic e.'.cct and
considerable realizing In Reading and In
Union Pacific was connoct -d with the
changing views ot a prospv:t of il.v dtnd
Increases which were considered good in
connection with yesterday's buying. 1 he
market made no effective recovery and
closed easy.
The Japanese bonds were very heavy to
day. In company with the general t nd
market. Total sales, par v.ilue, M,10,i00.
United Slates bonds were all unchanged cn
call.
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
Bales. itign.Low. Close.
46c; no grade, 408-4c; No. 2 yellow, 46c;
No. 3 yellow, 4c; No. 2 white. 46c; iso.
while, 4c.
UAir-iMo. I mixed, 29c; No. 3 mixed
2c; No. 4 mlxod. ac; No. 2 while, lc
No. 3 white, 30c; No. 4 while, 8uc; stand
Carlot Receipts,
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago
Kansas City...
Minneapolis ...
Omaha
Duluth
BU Louis
4
63
244
b
12
12
2il
94
31
108
40
2
68
- Hlsaasipolla Grata Market.
The ranee of oricaa tm in Mini,..uii.
s reported by the Edwards-Wood com- were a Uws
fruj. iiv-m eoara ox irade, was
Article. Open. High. Low. Close.) Yes y.
T
Wheat
July..
Sept..
Corn
July.. Sept..
Dec...
1 06 1 10
31 ,
49
41
4ti
61
491
4V
1 Oi
83
49
41
4o !
1 10i
8aB
'
491
B bid. New.
WEATHER
IX TIIK ORAM BELT
Receipts. Shipments.
32.&W 15.700
9.000 63.000
1,046.400 sOl.iOO
434. 223.4)10
3.0(10 10,000
62.600 4.0M
On the Produce exchange tndav the. hut
ter market was steady: creameries. lbM
utiiiieB. ivuiyc. rvKKS. easv. at maru.
46 I css included, 14c; firsts, 14c; prime nrsts,
115c: extras. 1 ( 'V. .AAu
' 1 . w...n, i, riUTi
SEW YORK GESEBAL MARKET
1 06
49
Flour, bbls...
Wbeat. bu...
Corn, bu
oats, ou
itve. du
Barley, bu..
a Various
from Lakes to West Coast
aad Cooler East.
. . OMAHA. June 1. 1906.
glon, central valleys and west to the F- f.',"iai winter straights, 84.ti5ji4.90;
lYTTl " " -Wlvr " lne Atlantic and VAfs. r "rS.--i'lV"??'
(laotattoas of the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. June 1. FI-OUR Rec-lrsl.
it o.: l.ki. . . .p.. i . . r
.jt uuiq. MUUI M, O.B.LL DDIS. Alr-
ket quiet and unsettled; winter patents,
gulf states.
very light and scattered showers oo.
currea during the night in Kansas. N.
oraska and tne upper valleys and thunder
storm conditions are current in nnr.t,..
rn nansas thla mum ni Th. n,.. , i
generally clear In the upper valleva and
2! Sw.' bJul J" clouJy n the mountain
districts, and showery weather will prob-
. .. ... cuiU vuaigai anu rl
Umatt record of tenitx-rutur. a n
ctpltation compared with the correspondlna
. - . 1!W5- 1804- 1903. 1302
minimum lemperaiure.... 01 61 4 4
Precipitation u) .98 .38 .03
Normal temperature for today. 67 du.
Dettcie
83.353.75; Minnesota bakers, 83.76 4 26; win
ter low araoes. u.jKQi.u. kv nour nrm
fair to good, 84.2fcS4.0v; choice to fancy, 34.60
cunnaiiAij-tinii; nne wnite and yel
low. 31.26: coarse. 3L10Q1.12: kiln dried i! sr.
.BARLEY Dull; feeding, 44c, c. L f.
New York; malting, 4n;o c. i. f. Buffalo.
vniuA.i tceipts, 3o.ooo bu. Spot Arm
No. 3 red, nominal, elevator, and f. o. b.
afloat; No. l northern. Duluth, 11.13. f. o.
b. afloat, No. 1 hard, Manitoba, $1.01, f. o. b.
anoat. sensational advances In Juiv at
northwestern Doints caused the Incl mar
ket to show oeclded stret.rth moat nt th
nay, me close being lVntiUxc net higher.
diioiib wno large ouyers, proviaing most
of the support, but In the lsst hour moder
ate reactions occurred when holders sought
. i j i , ; , I iroviiuiiB v cm iry wurn n
in-ha " At i yivui.. Juiy, r.tfsc, CIOW1 i 3-lte; 6p-
"l " ' r- -'v-U ovti, a-TVl C III UK r.
V Ee" corresponding period in 1904, .38 of toVoc 7loeei 86c
',... ai , J , COKN-Recelpts, 2.
Excess OOrresDOndlna: nerlnd in lom i ot
. . - w - --W, I
OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
Temp Rain.
Stations. Max. Mln. Inches. ' Sky,
Ashland, Neb..-. 7b so -.uu Clear
Auburn. Neb 74 46 .Uu Cloudy
Ceiuiubua, Neb.. 76 47 .u6 Clear
Falrbury, Neb... 77 6a .00 Clear
Kalrbury, Neb... 77 66 .uo Cloudy
Or. Island, Neb.. 18 ' .34 it. cloudy
A .v.i, -.w in krm ,l"V V ICaC
Oakdale, Neb.... 77 66 .04 Clear
Omaha, Neb 73 66 . 00 pt. cloudy
. . -w . . . ,v ,w .iear
Carroll, la 76 bf ,u Clear
Clarinda, la 78 63 .U) Cloudy
Blbley, la .73 47 .00 Clear
Sioux City, la... 74 62 .00 Clear
btdrm Lake, la.. 72' .63 '.- .00 ' Clear
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. Of - TemD. Ruin
Central. . Stations. Max, Jain. Inches.
V.D1CKSO, III! M ,4 00
Columbus, 0 17 72 46
Des Moines, la... 14 W
Indianapolis, Ind. 11 74
Kansas City, Mo. 16 76 64
Louisville, Ky.... 19 74 60
Minneapolis 37 fu ii
Omaha. Neb is 76 4
Bt- LOUIS, MO.... U 78 bl
L. A. WKI BU
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
UU Leals Geaeral Market.
BT. LOUIS. June l.-WHEAT-Higher for
future, lower lur -sn; no, z red cash
elevator, 8o; track, $l.u7; July, uiie'
t)eptember. so Yic ; No. 2 hard. $l.ini.i!
CORN Higher; rvo. 3 cash, 'c; track
t,i. ii.-. 1 . . 1 .- iqi t 1. . : -; '
lie; juiy, wc; September, e; No. 2
Uc; July, 2c; bepiember, a c; No. 2
white. !t3,0S)c.
FLOUR Weak; red winter patents. 84 96
p. nr, rin inncj uu iraignt, 94.74 90
BEEl Timothy, steadv, S2.uotj2.SO.
COHNM EAle Steady, 32.50.
BRAN Steady ; sacked, east track. TTg
HAY-8teady; timothy. $8 00713 00; prairie
IRON COTTONT1E8 99c.
BAOniNO 8V.C
HEMP TWlNE-.
rnuiioiuno i-ora, nigner; jobbing
t(7. lard. higher; prune steam. 86
lry sail meats, sieaav; noxea extra shorts
' V7.I7V6: clear ribs, t, 50: short uieara i: .r'u.
Bacon, steady; boxed rxtra shorts, $8; clear
riDa. s 13: snort clear, 11.
r O U L T K V Kteaily ; chickens, Vtic
springs. .Jmjric; turkeys, 12c; dui-ks, 12-fcUc;
BUTTE R-fiteady; creamery, WftJIc
oairy. iviH-. .
EGGS Lower. l$o, rase count
. Receipts. Shipments
,V"ht. bu...
orn, bu ,
Oats, bu ,
Ad
1G0 bu - Ktnnrti 1 UU
wu. ojmji. uiaiKei nrm; ro. i. oi, elevalur,
and 57. f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow. 56c;
ro. a wnne, sac. ine option market was
fairly active locallv and exhlhueii mn.M.
erable strength with wheat, closing c net
higher. July, 56'&56c, closed 5c.
"AiT-Keceipia, l(.t bu.; exports, 830
bu. Spot market steariv: mixed mti "e ...
S2 lbs., 35c; natural white. SO to 32 lbs i5
u37c; clipped white, 36 to 4o lbs., 36huc.
HAY Dull; shipping, 65c; good to
choice. 75otip.
HOPS Juiet: state, common to choice
19o4, 2(i29c; 1903, r26c; olds, lKgl3c; Pa
cific coast, 19o4, 35J!c; 1903. 21 S 24c; olds. 11
6 13c.
HIDES Dull; Qalveston, to 28 lbs..
aic; California. 21 to JS lbs.. 19c; Texas
tui 1. to Ml lOS , 1AC. -
LEATHER Steady; arid, 243ic.
IJ0 1BIONS Beef, firm: fm.ulv iiiumi
- . . . . .... u,,.uv, i iiaiiib, i..uuif
12.60; extra India mess. S22.0022.SO. -i.t
nieais, sieaay pirKlel nellies. 17 soft 7C
fickled shoulders, 86S0r6.uu; pickled hams
100oiil050. Iard, quiet; western steamed
i. iwfi.ft; rennea, nrm; continent. $750
iiniiuunu, n .iitin n;w; routn America
s io. rorx. quiet; family, $14 50W15 .on; short
cirmr, IMJ". io.w; mess. 113 J, 13 S7U
lALLUW-BIHav; c tV. 4c: Cllinrrv
4n4e.
KICK Steady; domestic, fair tn nitra
RL.' I - .. . k I '
' , " " .' 1 1 . iii'fiiniai.
Ml I 1 cn nrm ; street Dries. eitra
creamery, ,:i vnr-isc. (Jmciai prices: Cream
ery. common to extr. Ujj21c; state dairy
mimmori iu riini, li'g-ic
intwif, vuiet.
EOOS Unchanged.
l'tl 1.1 R l Alive, easv: western mrin.
vim -n, m-, lowm. itc turners lL'c
Dressed, steady: western broilers, J0453ic
iowi, iviQifc, turaeys, iSfQltc.
Kaasas CHy Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS 4'ITY. June 1 WHKiT.n,
juiy. ..a-.T.c: September. TSfiTSTjc; cash
No. Z hard. Il.tnxul.04; No. 3, IMctySl.u.- No
4. TSSSTo; No. 2 red. $1 0U6 1.04; No. 3. 93c'u
T.c. Keoeipts. 17 cars.
July. 41u4j46Vc: Henlem
per, v'8ic; cssn. No. 2 mixed, 48 'rf
4c: N'o. A UUi: Kn -.-hlfji 10- v
4C.
OATS Stesay; NO. 7 white. 32Vif?3Se: No
s inixeo, 4iyq:c.
RYE Steady. Bnr70c.
HAY Steadv: choice timothy. 83 TMrtO no
choice prairie. $7.754rt 00.
KUUS--Steady : Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whltewood rases included. 14Ve rr
wi., iiw cuuiu, t-ec; caes reiurnea, rtc
uts. ir?!
BI TTER Creamery. 164il!V; packlns. IV
Receipts. Shipments
heat, bu 21.6 84 4iv)
Com, bu 15. 61i)
Oats, bu 5.000 10. m
Sl.iC: No. 4. TRflJ
CORN-Higher;
artppnrtod a! parity. Philadelphia A Read
ing were the feature. After some reers
aiona to below verity tl market closed
quiet. Imperial Japan" government s pf
l-4 were quoted at 103.
New Terk Moaey Market.
NEW YORK, June l.-MCNKY-On call,
steady St 24i3 per cent; closing hid. 2
per cent: offered, t per cent. Time money,
rasy and dull; 60 and 90 days, 3 per cent;
6 month. 8,e3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE rAPER-3(i4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE-Pteady. with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 STfvjJ
4 87 for demand and at $4 afl4.85' for o-day
bills; posted rates, $4.My4.; commercial
bills, $4 M64 84
SILVER Hs r, 67c: Mexlcsn dollar, 45c.
BONDS Oovemment, steady; railroad,
heavy.
Cloaing prices on bonds were:
l'. ret. it. r 104 Hnrklni Vtl. 4 Hi
do ceuson 1044. Ja.a i. rtti....
V. I. ta, r 1M So 4S ...
se te'ipaa ...in il, a .v udi.
D. . a.w 4a, ri ...KJ
4s emj rcn m
V I. o!4 4. res 103
do coupna Wl Miss. A It b
Am. ToMeco U. ctts. Kit M . K. AT.
Mftnbctttn f. s 4s.
Mn ceniral la
do 1st IftR
...in
...104S,
do . nr
Atchison rn.
do tdj. 4s...
Atlaotlo C. L.
Bsl. A Ohio t
do
Central of O. Is.. ..Ill
do 1st Ino 44
do Id Inc II
Ches. A Ohio 41. ...107V
Chicago a A. IHs..- rt
i... 8. Q. o. 4i .
C , II. I. A P. 4t .
do col. So
CVC. 4 I. U I e
Chlro Ter 4o
ColonidS Mid. 4i....
Colo. A So. 4a
Colo. Ind. 4s, set A
do set B
Olbs is, ctfi..
D A R G. 4l
Distillers' Sec. ....
Erie prior Ilea 4 .
dn ren. 4i...
r. w. a p. c. is
.in
. to-
. "S
.104
.
. J't
. M
.10
"4)
iU do tl
ltS N. R. R. of V . 4s. in
n N. T. C. g IU 101
N. J. C. I tl IliU,
No. PoHtc 4s 1V(
do Is 74j
tt. A W. t. 41 lirlH
O. 8. L. tfdg 4 ... M
Fonn. ennT. 31 P1!
Reidlns n. 4o ion
n. L A I. M. c. ( . HSiA
St. L. A 8 r. ts. 4l. 10
St. L. 8 W. e. 4s... U
8Mbnrd A. L. 4i.. 144
So. ftlftr 41 l
so. Rollsr dS
Ttii A P. li
T., St. L. W
Unloa Pintle 4i
do COAT. 4i
im
i
IMS
7
ft
as
Ex-Interest. "Offered.
lufS'V. 8. Steil !t ti
li'iytvibMh u
"Hi do dob. B
lots 'tt.rn Mi. 4. .
5 W. A L, g 4s..
ll?IW1l. Oatrtl 4S..
...IN
...lit
41.. 44
....10t
itise
M
....117
.... Tl
.... M
.... 4H
.... 44
l,94) 19
400 199
22.300 174
Adams Express
Amal. Copper 23,4' 81 79
Am. tar 4fc f oun.... !,) 84 S3
do preferred 100 99 99
Am. Cotton Oil l'JO 31 31
do preferred -
Am. Exp
Am. Hide & L. Did.. 1,600 42 41'4
Am. Ice, ctfs
do pfd., ctfs
Am. Unseed Oil
do preferred
Am. Locomotive 4.200 48 46
do preferred
Am. Smelt. & R'f'g..
do preferred
Am. Sugar R'f'g
Am. Tobacco, pfd. c.
Anaconda Min. Co...
Atchison
do preferred
Atlantio Coast L....'.
Baltimore & Ohio....
do preferred
Brooklyn Rapid T...
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J
Ches. A Ohio
Chicago sV Alton ....
do preferred
Great Western
C. N. W
C, M. St. P
C. Term. & Trans....
do preferred
C C, C. & St. L. ...
Colo. Fuel at Iron....
Colo. & Southern....
do 1st preferred....
do 2d preferred....
Consolidated Gas ....
Corn Products
do preferred
Del. & Hudson
Del . Lack. & W
Denver & R. G
do preferred
Distillers Secur 200 42
Erie 12.500 41
do 1st preferred.... f.no 7Vi
do 2d preferred
General Electric ....
Hocking Valley
Illinois central
International Paper.
do preferred 3W T is1 7
International Pump 2
no preferred 7s
Iowa Central 100 15 25 26
do preferred 4s
K. C. Southern ..... 24
do preferred T" 67 r7 T
Louisville & Nash..
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. Street Ry
Mexican Central ....
Minn. & St. L
M.. St. P. & 8. 8. M.
do preferred
Missouri Psclflc
Mo., Kan. & Tex
do preferred
National I-ad
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd.
N. Y. Central 700 141
N. Y.. Ont. A W.... 3.7"0 M
Norfolk & Western.. I.m0
do preferred 400
North American .... 700
Paclllc Mail 2")
244
80
32
97
93
225
41
18
42
46
90 112 111 111W
18.800 112 110 110
600 118 118 118
1,600 133 132 132
rl'O 96 6 -fs
100 104 104 102
4.0 80 79 79
200 102 102, 101
900 151 149 149
1,600 lo 1'I7 107
100 97 97 97
S5.6O0 68 62 62
4.500 14Si 146 1464
l'JO 197 197 196
1,800 48 4. 4K
32
18
194
172
17
80
9.1
41
27
67
1R7
10
49
1M
27
8S
41
2K)
4,000
2)
300
600
300
Oil
3'0
9-1
42i
27
6Si4
35
1K8
1"
fo
1.5o0 182
18
195
172
41
27
67
34
17
10
50
181
42
39
78
39',
78
65
100 174 174 174
W
600 160 169 159
1
5.3'0 144 143 143
164
12.500 79 77 77
17.20 119 117 118
500 20 19 19
54
00 116 115 114
Boston Stock aad Bonds.
BOSTON. June 1. Call loans. 263 per
cent; time loans, 3'u-4 per cent. Official
dosing or stocks and bonds:
Atchlion id. 4o M (Welling, comrmn
do 4i 10? 1 Adventure
Mri I'Snlral ft ..... 74 lAilouei
Atrhlson Amsigsmited ....
do pfd -...102 iAmerlron Zinc ...
Rottos A Albany K4V Atlantic
..174 Blnghlm
..Int llal. A Herla
. .141 4t'mit!nnlll
.. l.Vkifopper Rang ...
. Joo fpalr
.. n Pranklla
..ItlH'orancjt
.. 24Vll Hoyal
.. Mara Mining
... 4' Michigan
..112 Itlohask
..114 iMont C A r....
..lit 'Old Pomlnion
.. iJ Vhu-.ola
..lint parrot
Boetop A Malno
HoMnn KlCTStod ..
Fltvhburg ptd ...
Mexican t'iniral . .
N. T., 5. H. A H
MPero Marsuotta .
Vnlon Pacific
Amor. Argo. Cham
do pfd
Amor. Pneu. Tuba.
Amor. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T
Amor. Woolen ....
do pfd
Dominion 1. A 8... w Qulncy
Edlaon Eler. Ills... .144 Shannon
Oonaral Electric ...171 Tamarack
Mia. Electric 14 Trinity
do pfd tn I'nilod Cnppar
Maaa. On 41 I. 8. Mining..
t nlted Fruit lHtif. 8. Oil
I'nltrd Shoo Mack ... M U tah
do pfd 31 Victoria
V. 8. Steel 2 W'lnona
do pfd t2fcWolvertns
Bid "Asked.
. in
. o
. 21
. 10
. t
. li
. rt
.620
. II
. 19
. u
:
. 4
. 1
. s
. 11
. 41
. 1
. 24i
. 11
. 14
. 7
1
.ion
. I
. 24
. 40
. 10
43
.
. 4
.104
OMAHA LIVE STOd MARKET
But Beef Steers tnd Cows Steady to
Stronger, Trading Astiv.
HOG MARKET MOSTLY FIVE CENTS LOWER
Cheep Market steady with Very Light
Receipts and Trading Mow Lambs
Sold troeger with Desnaaa
Good aad Tradings ActlTe,
POCTH OMAHA. June 1, lr.
Receipts were:
umclal Monday
tmclal Tuesday ..,
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday ,
Cattle. Mors Sheep.
.. 6.4I4 4.496 6.216
.. 5 2S5 7.2TJ 2.265
.. .rt1 12 13 6.W1
.. S..V 13. 4.0 2.917
Pour Hlv thla week IH ST "ai 1 :
Four days last week 16.M6 K4.16 2$. 295
Same days week before. ,M 39 8 "77 18. U1?
Same four weeks 8gn....i4.0'O 84.531 19 477
Same days last year. .. .11.110 37.tA3 26.810
RECEIPTS POR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, with comparisons with
last year:
1905 19o4. Ino. Deo.
t,,le 353.235 4.l75 46.940
" UM.5M 1.1U7.442 102,85!)
Sheep 677.3i3 661. 7s8 26.415
Toledo Seed .Market.
TOLEDO, June 1. SEEDS Clover. Oc
tober, ti Alaike, prime, 17.50. Timothy,
prime, 1 60.
I so p l i 4 m
t n IH 1 1IM 4
t IB I 40 1 4 ss
I Ill I tt 1 14T0 4 00
1 Mil I H J 4 s
1 140 I T I lit 4 14
1 11M Tl 1 !f-4 II
1 740 I II I HT 4 II
1 UIO SS I IT4S 4
1 iaa i m i iro 4 M
1 HTO I It 1 124S 4 40
1 12 I J
CALVES.
1 2n I (W 4 144 It
1 41 I M I 124 I IS
I Il I M I SO I 14
1 I4fl I M I ISO l
4 t'1 I 04 I ian I as
1 40 I 00 toft 4 40
4 m 4 on I is I M
1 170 4 11 1 114 I 44
11 Ill I 21
STOCK E US AND FEEDERS.
1 714 I tl I TM 4 fg
1 4.-.0 I 44 4 7 4 19
44 Ill IH I 74 4 24
1 lit I 0 I 144 IN
I 440 I 10 44 714 4 10
4 ,771 4 04 10 414 4 V
The official number of cars of -stock
brought In unlay by each road was:
o r. Cattle Hogs Sh p. H ses.
. nt ci, x . ry l
Wabash
Missouri Pacific Rv is
I'nlon Pacific system 29
C. & N. W. Rv 3
K., E. A M. V R R 31
C, St P., M A O. Ry.. 12
H. M. Ky 23
C , B. & Q. Rv 6
C. R. I. A P. R ., east., i
C . R. 1. & P. Ry., west ..
Illinois Central l
Chicago Gt. Western
Total receipts
.141
4
1
64 'a !'.
9
61 2
19
'6 5 ,.
2
8
2
2
3 .. 1
197 12 1
HOGS There was a good run of hogs
liere today, about 175 cars being on sale.
The general quality of the hogs was fairly
SMod. Chicago retorted a heavy run for a
Thursday and earlv advices called the mar
ket slow. This fsct hsd a hear Influence
on the trade here and sellers mere forced
to make some concessions. Although a
sharp break In prices was noted buyers
were out esrly and there was a fair de
mand for the hogs. Rids were made and
the bulk of the hogs changed hands at a
decline of about a nickel. While sellers
were slow to meet this decline hogs sold In
fair season. The hulk sold St 85 07'6 10.
some hogs selling st little lower figures
thsn these. In some esses sales did not
look a nickel lower, but trading generally
was at th decline noted above. The later
market was more active and stronger than
and mtjsd. Il.7rvfl6.rt0; storkers and feeders,
83. ; ealvti aid yearling. $3,Okd4.lo.
HOiS Receipts. 7.7' head; msrket 6c
lower, selling st 85u4j6 .10; bulk ot sales,
.0t.
Sew Tork I.lve stock Market.
NEW YORK, June 1, -REEVES Re
ceipts, 2R1 hind, notiilng doing today, mar
ket feeling dull.
CALVES-Hecelpts. 7 head; nothing do.
Ing; market nominally steadv; dressed
calves rather slow; city dressed veals, 7
4jl"V: count rv dressed, iniyc
SHEEP AND lAMH8-Receipt. 1.6
head, sheep and jenilings dull and lit
15c lower; good Isnihs steady: others weak.
Sheep $4 '"i4 H7e; yearlings, nominal;
lambs. 7 n 6V
HfXlS Receipts, 2,916 head; market nom
inally steady.
stock la siaht.
Receipts of live stock st the six principal
western markets yesterdsy:
cnttie. nogs
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
Kansas City .
St. Joseph
t. Louis
Chicago
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. 11,,.R Sheen.
uirana racaing t o .
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Carey A Benton
Lobman A Co
Hill A Huntxlnger
I- F. Husi
Cudahy Bros. A Co
Wolf ft Murnan
Sol Degan
J. B. Root & Co
Bulla A Kline
8. A S
Other buyers
Totals
ihe following table shows tne average
price of hogs at South Omaha fur the last
several days with comparisons:
285 2.346 15
745 3.847 2 6-7
8 ns l',073 144
647 'i.Vd: 139
55
30
97
49
194
38
2
44
12
136 171
196 .... SU3
1,234 13,223 1,428
Lesdos Stocks and Bonds.
LONDON, June 1. Closing quotations on
stocks -and bonds:
Contois, money 411 Norfolk A W 40
do account 41 7-ill do pfd W
Anaconda SS Ontario A W 51
Atchlion 12i Ponnarlvanla II
do pfd 1041 Rand Mlnci 4
Baltimore A Ohio. .. .111 Reading 4
Canadian Pacilc 151 do lu pfd 4a
Choa. A Ohio 41 do td pfd 43
Chicago Ot. W II V Southern Railway ... JO
DoBoera 171 do pfd 44
Denrtr A R. O !ISouthrn Pacific 44
do pfd II, I'nlon Pacific 126
Erla 42 do pfd 100
do lit pfd 10 V. 8. Steel ;
do td pfd II do pfd i
Illinois Central 14; Wabaih 14
Lontl. Naih 141 do pfd
M . K. A T 24 Rpanilh 4a 41
N. T. Central 144 j
SILVER Bar, quiet. 26 9-ld per ounce.
MONEY-ltij2 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is 2 1-16 per cent; for thiee
months' bills, 2 1-16 per cent.
New TvW Mintage Stocks.
NEW TORK. June 1. The following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adama Con
Alice -.t.
Bruniwick Con ..
Contitock Tunaal
Con. Cal. A Vs..
Horn Rllrar ......
Iron Bllvar ........
ladv!lls Cos ....
Offered. .
... 20
... 44
... 40
... 1
.... 8
...150
...144
,...100
... 6
Mttle Chief....
aalio
Oshir
Paoanlx
Potosi
Savago
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
.. 8
..400
..475
.. S
.. 13
.. 10
.. a
.. 15
..141
Bank of England Statement.
LONDON, June 1. The weekly statement
of the Bank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve, decrease, 312,000;
circulation, Increase, 648.0 a); bullion. In
crease, 335.867; other securities. Increase,
1.523,000; other deposits. Increase, 1.361,
000; public deposits, decrease, 74.uoo; gov
ernment securities, unchanged; notes re
serve, decrease, 242.000.
The proportion of the bank's reserve to
liability this week is 50.32 per cent, as com
pared with 62.12 per cent last week.
Date. 1 1906. il04.1903.lW2.1901. ,18o0.1899.
Us' l...4U ta U 6 44 21 l
Alay 3... nni 4 6j mi I oil a .i li 8
May . ... 6 lo, i fcj, i 7 uij 6 U. . ill t ts.
Msy 4... t 4 4 69 7t I I 64 t 86 1 I
May t...6.u 4 U 4 '.4 7 0 6 U 8 62
May ... 4 2i 4 W 6 to, g W J 8 64
Mav - 4 64! M 6 o 6 tt, 6 21
May 8... I li 6 w, J W t 10 3
May ...) o I,, 4 6",i c ti! 1 uoi s , s U 8 so
May 10.. 19 14 681 7 071 6 61 lo 4
May U.. t 27 4 64 6 64 6 66 6 16 1 ki
May 12.. 8 4 61 6 46! s9i ; 4 16( 3 W
May 13.. 1,; 4 o, 6 4i 4 wl e 6s I 3
May 14.. i m, o M 1 lij I i4 6 17 "
May 1j.., 6 14,, . iIU j u. u 6, o illi 3 8.'
May 14.. I 20 1 4 60, 6 aip 07 61 6 3 6J
May 1 4 62 1 1 U, u ) U lv
May is,. 1 B 26 4 t2 21 1 6 ) s U 8 68
Alay is.. j 4 4 oi, 7 12, 1W1
May 20..I 6 23 4 46 6 27 7 U 73 3 ta
Alay 31.. j ( 4 41 6 24 7 U7 6 7 6 03
May i2..6 23i b 15, 7 W, 6 W 6 Uo 62
Aiay u.A 6 i'a 4 36i 19; 7 oi 6 i 6 0i w
May 24.. 5 161 4 32 7 06 6 67, 6 04 3 62
May 25..tl6 4 S3 6 (Hi 6 wi 6 04 S 64
May no.., 6 18 4 3 6 93; C 6j 14 99,3 40
May 2i . ,5 1," 4 66 6 77; 6 97, 6 60 I 3 00
May 28.. I 4 99 6 72; 7 Ul 6 63 4 96,
May ..ll I 6 70 7 09 6 62 4 90 60
May 3n.. 61, , 4 53, 6 oUi 7 10, u, 4 Iw; 8 01
May 31.. j 6 li. 4 49, 7 11, 6 il; 4 63: 8 ai
June 1..., 14 63 6 93, 8 70 4 88 3 50
fa)
3.000
"iioo
2.0
MO
151
97
'
44
36
79
93
99
31
155 167
96 964
68
44
35
1397,
49
"
93
99
38
... 17.800 135 134
1.400 101 100
100
100
89.800
6"0
"g'io
500
2"0
200
5.i
37
92
94"
9
'ir
72
!7
73
34
700 M3
51.M0
o
6
87
9-.'
'92
9
.....
72
M
73
3.1
102
80
61
tiO 119i 119 ll4
r9i
96
77
32
Pennsylvania
Peonie s Gas
P.. C. C. A St. L....
Pressed Steel Car
do preferred
Pullman Palace Car..
Reading
do 1st preferred....
do 2d preferred....
Republic Steel
do preferred
Rock Island Co
do preferred
Rubber Goods
do preferred
St. L A S F. 2d pfd.
St. Ixuls 8. W
do preferred
Southern Pacific ...
do preferred
Southern Rsllway...
do preferred
Tenn. Coal A Iron..
Texas A Pacific....
T. St. U A V
do preferred
fnlon Pacific ,
do preferred
T S. Fxpresa
f S. leather
do preferred
I'. S. Wea'tv .
V. 8. Rubber
do preferred
l. S. Steel ...
do Preferred
Vs -Car Chemical...
do preferred
Wabash
do preferred
Wells. Fargo Fn....
Westlnghouse Elec.
Western- I'nlon
Wheeling A L. F. ...
Wisconsin Central...
An nreferred
Offered. IF.s-rlghts. ex-dlv
Total sales for the dsy. 654 000 shares.
25
w
43
34
139
49
78
92
99
37
134
1"0
78
37
9.'
230
92
90L,
84
16
2
1"3
61
i0
1.800
StO
300
...101.100 i?i
100 IK
29
96
74
31
3
577, 57
9574
744,
31
38
66
HO
Ofl)
100
401
S6.trt
SOU.
iJ.
irr i2i
9S
.... 1??
.... 11
10TV
tftft 107
loo
St 39
89
38
10
Pi's
'
107
18
39
4') 167 167
11 'H
800 14
47
182
T
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ir
r
1H4,
rv.
182
Treaaarjr Statement.
WASHINGTON. June l.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 3160.000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, 1131,141,378;
gold. 868.172.921.
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA. June 1 Bank clearings for to
dsy were tl, 460,771.72; for the corresponding
aaie last year, i,M-,t,a.iti.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, June 1. METALS The
London tin market was easier again, clos
ing at 136 2c6d for spot and l35 2s6d for
futures. ixK-any tne market continues quiet,
with prices showing a declining tendency
owing to lower quotations sbroad. Spot Is
quoted at 29.7yrj.30.12 Copper was higher
In London, closing st 65 7s 6d for both spot
and futures. Locally the situation is un
changed, with lake and electrolytic quoted
at $15 and casting at 314 75. Exports of cop
per for the month of May amounted to 22,
753 tons, making a total for the five months
of 10G.700 tons, compared with 97.766 tons for
the same month last year. 80 far this vear
27.000 tons have been exported to China,
against nothing for the same time last sea
son. Leaa was unchanged at 12 17a6d In
Ixndon and J4.60t54.60 in the local market.
8pelter was also unchanged at 23 12s 6d In
London, but was easier In the local market,
closing at $5.40. Iron closed at 49s lOd In
Glasgow and at 46s 7d In Mlddlesbnrough.
Locally Iron was unchanged; No. 1 foundry
northern Is quoted st $16 75117.60; No. 2
foundry northern, J16.2517 00; No. 1 foundrv
southern and No. 1 foundrv southern soft,
$17.0)617.25; No. 2 foundry southern, $16 So
18 75.
8T. LOIMS, June 1 M ETAL8 Lead,
steady, $4 4"tM 42; spelter, lower, $5 10.
Cottoa Market.
NEW TORK. June 1. GOTTO.V Spot
closed quiel, 10 points lower; middling up
lands, 8.75c; middling gulf, 9c. Sales, 2.642
bales.
LIVERPOOL. June 1. COTTON-Spot in
creased In demand, prices 12 points higher;
American middling fair, 6 33d; good mid
dling. 5. Old. middliiig. 4&3d; low middling,
4 67d; good ordinary. 4.49d; ordinary, 4.33d.
The sales of the day were IO.O11O bales, of
which 2.0"0 were for speculation and export
and Included 9,300 American. Receipts, 11,000
bales. Including lO.SuO American.
ST. IXJL'lS. June 1. - COTTON Quiet ;
middling. 8c. Sales. 150 bales; receipts. 30)
bales; shipments, 646 bales; stock, 44.9543
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 1. COTTON
Easy. Ssles. 450 bales; ordinary. 6 16-lgc;
good ordinary. 7e; low middling. 8c: mid
dling. 9c; good middling. 8 6-16c; middling
fair. 9c. Receipts, 2.637 bales; stock, 136,
961 bales.
Indicates Sunday.
CATTLE There were 3,000 head of cattle
on sale today, a good run for a Thursday.
The general quality of the receipts was
good and some extra good well-nnlsned cat
tle were offered. The receipts for the four
days of the week were hesvier than for the
previous week, showing an Increase of
About 8, 000 head sod an .crease of about
lti.uOo head over the corresponding four aaya
of the last year.
The market of beef steers had a stronger
tone today than yesterday and there was a
little more activity to the trading. Buyers
were out early and a clearance was made
In good season. There was a little urgency
to the demand and buyers evidently wanted
the cattle. On the good kinds tne market
ruled fully steady and In some cases prices
looked a little stronger. A bunch of extra
good cattle Bold up 10 $5.95. tne top of the
uay. Good handy weights were In best de
mand, although the other kinds of cattle
fully held their own.
There was a good sprinkling of cows and
heifers on sale and. as has oeen the case
for the last few days, the demand was
good. Buyers went right after the good
kinds and there was quite a little urgency
displayed. Fully steady prices were paid
for all kinds and the good stuff looked a
little stronger. Trading was fairly active
and a clearance was made In good season.
The market on bulls, veal calves and
stags ruled Just about steady with yester
day and were In good demand.
There was a light run of stockers and
feeders here today and on the kinds wanted
the market was fully steady to a shade
stronger. Stuff that did not show much
quality was a little hard to move and prices
were In about the same notches as yester
day. 1 here was only one bunch of hav fed
westerns here today and they went for beef
at steady prlcea. Representative sales:
BEEF Si h.ER3.
I5
U.i
beta)
68.()
16 000
ltfi
TJ la)
S .0)0
Dalatk Grala Market.
nt1.rTH. Minn. June T WTTKAT-To
twrtve. No. 1 northern, 81 l.c; on track.
Milwaakee 4Srala Market.
MILWACKEE. June 1.-WH EAT Market
1 cent higher; No. ) northe-a $1 13. No. 1
northern $1.05411.09. Julv 8St,v4 bid.
RTK Firmer; No. 1. (Cc.
RRLEV-Steady; No. 1 ilc; sample.
rjRNOie cent up; ' No. t, 61fl3c;
July, ilc bid.
Foreign Financial.
IONDON, June 1. Rates for money were
esaler In the msrket today with the month
turn and the termination of (he settlement.
About tl6.000.0u0 in dividends and Interest
was distributed, which partly offset the
f. Vi C due for calls and consols' pay day.
Discounts were easier, being affected by
the general tone of the msrket. . Prices on
the Stock exchange were buoyed up by
oheao money the fact thst no failures were
announced and the growing belief tht
eeace in the far east Is net ear distant
Business was reeaser. Consols were in
good reoaest. but the- deem) a ebade er
Americans spaaed arm aad were steadily
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Fralts.
NEW TORK, June 1 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market continues firm, with
ftrime fruit held a little higher. Common
o good are quoted at 4Vp4c; prime at
I.S0Q6.tfl; choice at 6ft6Hc; fancy at 7c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRl'ITS-Prunes
are In moderate demand for the large and
smsll sises and hold Arm at quotations
ranging from 2 to 4c Apricots are un
changed, with choice quoted at lftil0tc:
extra choice at lie: fancy at l?4jri5c.
Peaches are slow at recent prices. Choice
are held at 10fr10e: extra choice at 10U4
loe: fancy at U12c. Raisins are steadv
to firm, with loose Muscatel quote) at 49
6c: seeded raisins at 6&6c; Ixindon
layers at $1 ootn ii.
Co tTee Market.
NEW TORK. June 1 COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to a decline of .8 points under light
offerings In th absence of buying orders.
The sews was featureless and tne market
ruled about steady around the Initial figures
until nearly the close, when increased of
ferings found a continued light demand and
th market was finally quiet at a net de
cline of 545rU points Sales were reported of
1L7S0 Kagra. including July at 4 454)4.60-;
September. .gc. Deoenber. I JOr; March.
1 .4tmy7 -Of-. Baot Rio. qojt: Vo. 7, Invoice.
rc mid. uiet; Cordova, lutjlte.
Ne. AT. PT. No. a. Pf.
1 30 4 40 11 1..45 4 90
1 fJO 4 45 1 14W) 4 10
4 7t 4 45 1 IIM I 00
10 4iJ 4 4-1 1 1110 4 00
4 M 4 40 II H7T 4 00
11 ISO 4 40 4 10S0 4 Oo
11 1"4 4 50 10 lu: 4 05
1 420 4 kt It 1241 4 OS
I 1120 4 40 25 loll 5 ,
4 104. 4 51 42 1241 4 10
4 1042 4 40 11 lust 4 14
4 7 4 40 1 1)04 4 11
4 U'iH 4 40 40 I 15
4 l"il 4 40 10 1015 t is
1 1054 ,4 45 4 1UH 4 20
1 494 ,4 70 1 1040 I Jo
I Jo 4 70 JtJ ....1251 1 20
It 122S 4 70 15 1148 1 80
II 1134 4 70 4 116) I 40
11 14 4 75 12 11-72 4 10
1 lel 4 75 21 IliO 4 SS
11 M 4 75 11 1150 1 14
4 UU 4 75 IS l!,.l 5 as
14 4 HI HI 1271 5 40
4 1190 I 40 21 12U ( 40
15 0 4 0 14 1216 4 i
11 lift 4 U 7 ,ji7 4 41
tt 0;4 4 la 4 14. 4 44
4 100 4 u 17 1144 1 46
t 1004 4 l 17 12) 4 so
21 1U1 4 40 tl 12u 4 40
1 4 So 4P liC 1 s
4 1041 4 9-1 19 1400 ( 44
STEERS AND COWS.
14 95 4 00 tl 164 4 51
10 4 4 14 II 440 4 90
4 4i 4 50 11 439 4 40
12 1044 4 71 41 1211 4 40
14 1014 4 14
COWS.
t 440 1 24 4 161 8 44
1 400 8 14 1 piftO t 90
t 107O I 16 4 1157 4 00
1 1 8 44 t 1220 4 00
1 910 I 50 4 IU H
4 721 I 50 11 1044 4 00
4 174 t 40 1 io;o 4 oo
t 14 I 14 4 0
1 70 8 5 4 440 4 04
1 1100 I 75 1 101 4 00
4 1447 t T4 17 into 4 00
4 401 8 75 4 long 4 0
1 1114 I 15 I pus 4 00
14 903 8 94 I 422 4 10
1 IV) t 44 7 107 4 la
1 440 8 0 t 424 4 10
8 1000 8 00 T iu I 14
I loo 4 so 1 11 to 4 14
1 104 8 1 1041 4 15
4 ITT 4 00 It 1040 4 M
4 441 t II 1 1U41 4 tl
4 lt I 14 1 9V4 4 15
1 1230 8 15 1 1110 4 26
4 I'4 I la II Ill IX
4 I" 8 l 4 1112 4 40
1 49 4 tl I 404 4 to
3 714 3 tf 4 1000 4 14
8 1 t I IX 4 10
11. 1C44 I 44 14 911 t 40
t 941 I 44 1 1014 4 40
4 14 I 40 7 IMI 44
t 1124 t 40 IS 117 4 44
t 94 I 50 8 1: : 4 40
1 l I 40 I mo 4 64
1 "00 t 4 UJO 4 4
X. 1140 8 75 4 1140 4 64
HEIFER9.
1 440 I 4u 4 4:1 1 40
4 177 I 40 4 f 4 44
4 4.:7 I 00 1 444 4 j,
T 7' 8 00 43 I,, 4 40
1 W $4 17 407 4 50
4 451 I tt 1 1040 4 44
4 444 8 40
8CLLS.
1 T 3 1 140 1 0
1 1"74 I 00 I jt:o 4 00
' 1 UAt t 40 ) UXl 4 04
the early. Representative sales:
b. at. sk. r 86 t. S. Tr.
51 m so 4 m 7t a ... 1 it
40 no 44 4 07 49 t'4 120 4 10
44 174 ... 4 47 44 171 40 4 10
40 444 I 47 44 U4 140 4 10
47 176 It I 17 71 200 40 4 14
71 1,0 40 4 47 41 114 120 I 10
44 141 t40 4 07 24 251 ... 4 10
44 240 40 4 47 71 241 240 I 14
It 229 140 4 OT 12 245 124 4 10
SB 124 ... I 074 77 244 ... 4 10
14 CJ ... I 07 t :tS 40 6 10
67 134 40 4 47 51 22 40 I 10
It 150 140 4 07 224 ... 4 14
I 174 . . I 07 44 f0 ... I 14
76 114 844 4 T TO 101 ... 4 10
bl 171 ... 4 07 41 24 140 4 11
61 100 100 1 17 49 151 40 4 10
II 214 140 I 07 76 Ill 90 4 II
49..'. 2T7 ... I 40 44 151 4 4 10
2711 ... 4 474 71 MO ... 4 1
72 271 0 4 47 70 tt7 84 4 14
74 171 ItO 4 07 41 1"t) ... I 14
II M 40 I 47 10 321 ... I 10
14 201 40 1 07 19 14 ... 4 10
17 271 40 1 47 7') Jl ... 4 10
41 t-11 ... 4 07 70 127 140 4 10
17 r.5 U0 4 07 It 257 41 4 14
77 til ... 4 07 74. Ill 40 I 10
It 120 ... 4 07V, 40 2M ... 4 10
74 tit 8 4 07 74 til 80 I 10
81 231 40 6 07 72 141 ... tit
4: 121 120 I 07 201 40 4 14
It 124 ... 4 07 71 125 ... I It
71 241 ... 6 07 77 178 40 6 14
71 134 40 4 07 40 251 14 4 10
14 Ill ... I 47 71 121 ... 4 14
11 115 10 I 47 I 149 120 4 10
71 140 40 8 7 40 244 120 1 14
II K.7 4 I 47 71 21 120 I 10
40 2T4 100 4 7 40 lot 40 4 10
It JU 140 I 47 70 tit 140 4 10
41 144 ... 8 47 14 14 140 4 14
41 .X4 tt 4 47 51 Wl 10 4 14
tl 194 ...'4 47 44 tlO ... 4 10
44 J14 40 4 07 44 194 10 I II
II IX 140 I 47 44 401 40 4 10
t8 .141 10 I 47 71 240 40 I 1
74 tot 14 4 47 46 241 40 6 10
71 .241 M0 4 47 71 141 40 4 10
Tl 194 ... 4 97 SO 124 40 4 10
44 -til 4 4 47 TT 227' 40 4 10
42 214 ... 47 It Ill 124 4 10
4. 151 120 1 07 71 X5t 120 4 10
tl 247 14 I 47 II 2 tOO I 10
71 JO 124 1 07 40 221 ... tit
41 til 40 4 07 tt 171 120 4 10
16 J17 to I 07 76 147 14 I 10
79 JOI 140 4 07 31 241 ... 4 10
tt -137 240 I 07 (9 117 40 4 14
4(1 214 125 4 07 77 230 ... 4 10
47. 137 40 I 07 41 tl 40 I 10
71 2 10 4 47 76 221 SO 4 10
II jr7 ... 4 47 41 141 ... 4 10
74 151 14 4 47 Tl tst 40 4 1
48 ISO 120 I 07 Tl 144 140 I It
41 lit 40 I 07 47 HI 14S t II
71 2T7 120 1 47' CI lit ... t 10
Tl Oil 110 I 07 It 871 ... 4 It
II 147 ... 4 07 44 tit ... 4 It
14 J61 40 I 47 47 179 ... 1 1
49 371 ... I 14 41 124 KM I 14
48 2M ... 14 44 117 40 4 14
5 .191 44 I II Tl VI St 4 10
Tt Jit 40 14 44 Ii5 I 4 It
14 It! M II) 40 174 80 4 10
TO J40 110 I 10 T4 !77 140 6 14
It tot 10 6 10 TT tit ... 4 14
44 J4S 140 4 14 80 lit 44 6 IS
to 19 ... 4 1 Tl 171 ... 4 11
74 J21 Its I II 51 164 ... 8 II
44 J14 114 4 U) 44 .Ihl ... 8 18
40 141 40 1 10
SHEEP There was only a moderate run
of sheep here this morning, about twelve
cars being on sale. The receipts consisted
almost entirely of lambs. Chicago reported
a good run, with early advices calling the
market stesdy. Buyers were out early and
the market opened In good season. The
market on shorn lambs showed more life
today than for some time, and there was a
fair activity displayed. The lambs changed
hands at prices ruling steady to stronger,
while In some cases they looked 5pl0c
higher than yesterday. Wooled lambs were
a little harder to move at the prices than
the clipped stuff, but ruled Just about
steady. Two double decks of shorn lambs
brought $6.05, which sale waa a nickel
higher. The sheep, as was the case yester
day, were not in as good demand as the
lambs. There were no fresh arrivals and
the market was Just about steady. Some
clipped sheep and yearlings sold at $4.i5, a
good steadv price.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice lambs. $6.80!&6.ii0: fair to good lambs.
$o.50fff5.; good to choice Colorado wooled
lambs. $6.8u'B7.25: good to choice yearlings,
$.YOia5.i6; fair to good yearlings. $4.754t5.oU;
good to choice we;hera. $4 50184. 80; rair to
good wethers. i4.26Q4.60; good to choice
ewes, $4.4C&4.50; fair to good ewes. $4,004
4 40. Representative sales: .
No.
2 western cull ewes
26 native cull ewes
5 native ewes
26 western wether culls .
14 western ewes
51 western lamb culls
563 western wethers
460 western ewes and yearlings.
191 Colorado lambs
26 Colorado lambs
Sll western ewes and yearlings.
-60 western ewes and yearlings.
415 western ewes and yearlings.
503 Colorado lambs
Av. Pr.
65 $ 00
91 $ 50
80 3 50
, 50 ' 4 35
81 4 40
,56 4 50
101 4 65
.80 4 76
.65 6 40
.66 6 00
,71 6 00
,69 6 00
,71 00
,61 (60
MARKET
CHICAGO 1.1 VK STOCK
Cattle, Hoars, Sheep aad Lambs Are
Steady oa Moderate Rerelats.
CHICAGO. June 1 CATTLE Receipts
8,000 head; market steady; good to prime
steers, xs.wai.to; poor to medium. U.VtHib 40
Blockers and feeders. t2.7tV96.0Q; cows, t2.tfit
o.oii ; neirers. ii,itioo; csnners, tl.ooiw
bulls. $2.75S4 75: calves, $3.00.78.
HOOS Receipts. 21,000 head; estimated for
tomorrow. l8.(io head; market steadv
mixed and butchers, 85.10i5.3I: good to
Choice heavy. $5 VW&5 35; rough heavy. $4.5kS
6.25; light, 15.1515.3;'; bulk of sales, $5 25
0 sn.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelnts. 16.000
head; market steady; good to choice weth
ers, shorn, 84.mwi6.oo: fair to choice mixed
shorn, $3.604. 4o; western sheep, shorn, $4 00
tiotD: native lamns, snorn, 4.oo'n.25; west
em lambs, $5.60i7.2o.
Kansas' City Live Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY, June 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.500 head. Including 800 southerns
market steady; Miockers and feeders, 2oc
lower than Monday; choice export and
drensed beef steera, . 4iXftt . 10; fair to good
$4 2.VSr5.26: western-fed steers. $4 50&5.75
Blockers and feeders, $3 a"1.6fi; southern
steers. $3.4'&'5 10; southern cows, $2 HOti'4 ni);
native cows, $2.2564.66; native heifers, $3.25
&6.00: bulls. $2.i4.50; calves. J-i t'6.76.
. HOGS Receipts, 10.7K) head ; murk
opened 2noc lower, nut loss retained; ton
$5 30; bulk of sales. $5 2o.:7; heavy. $.)
06 30; packers, $5,2145.27; pigs and lights,
84.H"lti rj'4j.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 300 head
market strong; native lambs, $6.0017.511
western Ian, lis, $5 ,547 15; fed ewes and
yearlings. 84.2wo5.,o: Texas dinned year
lings. $4.76j6.25; Texas clipped sheep. $4 25
tj 4 85; Miockers and feeders. IJ.ina'J To.
St. I.onls I. Its Stoek Market.
8T. Ill IS. June 1CATTT.F Receipts,
tww nrau. inciuoiiia neaa lexans; mar
ket for natives steady, for Texan wenk
native shipping and export steers, $5.0Of o. 25
dressed b. ef and butcher steers. $4 255 75
steers under i on lls , $3 Vit6.50; stockers
ana teeners, ss UMOTHi: cows -end heifers
$?. aftfit 75; csnners $2.00ti25); bulls, $.V0n4
4.60. calves. $40iy&6.6o; Texas and Indian
steers, H.uxgj.uo; cows and heifers, $.
a. i.
itous Kerelpts. 6 600 head: mark.
steadv; pigs and lights. $5 00(95 80: nackera
$4 6i85.30; butchers and best heavy. $5 2B
SHEEP AND I.AMB8-Rf oeipts. 1 5A0
head; market stesdy: native muttons. $.150
4)4 76; lam r. $4.75u7R; culls and bucks. $2 5o
fc4.(T); stockers. $2 75 8.10; Texans, $.75ft4.60.
St, Josepk I.lve Stock Market.
. 300
.4. 5"0
.1.17
.S.oon
.8.000
13 4
7.7'
)n;.o
11. h-w
6..V")
ii.ooo
Sheep
".VO
8 277
150t)
Totals 23.197 TO,9f9 23,94
OMAHA WHOLKSALB MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations oa
Staple and Fancy Prodne.
EUGS Receipts fair, market steady 1 can
dled stock, 16c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. l"c: roosters, f
4?7c turkeys. 13 15c; ducks, lotjllc.
BLTTr.K racking stocK, i.iuKisc; enmee
to fancy dairy, l.JOc; creamery, 2002101
prints. 22c.
FRESH FISH Trout, 8c; halibut, lie;
buffalo tdressed), Sc; pickerel (dressed).
He; white bass (dressed!, 12c; sunnsh, Ms;
perch, (scaled and dressed), 8c; pike, loo;
catfish. 15c; red snapper. 10c; salmon. 14c;
crapples, lie; eel, 16c; bullheads, 11c; black
bass, zoc; wnltensn (dressed), iw; irog
egs, per dnx.. 80c: lobsters, green, z,c:
boiled lobsters, 80c.
HAY Prices ounted Dv Ortana wnoiesaie
Hav Dealers' ass.x-lHilon: Choice, 8..00;
No. 1, K&i; No. 2, $6.00; coarse. $5.00 These
rices are for hay of good color and quai-
ty.
BRAN Ter ton. $15 00
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES St. Michaels, ail sites, $3.7
4j4.00; extra fancy Mediterranean sweets.
all sixes, 44ou; lancy naveis, sixes
15v, lis, 20U. )lo, 2uo, 4J U0: sixes so, KO, li.
$J.uOt(2.7o, seedlings, all sizes, $a.(o.
LL.viOiss caiiioinia. extra iaucy, i.u, rm
aim goo sizes, U..5, fane), 270, uu and otxl
sizes, 36o; choice, 240 and iiV sixes, W-ov;
W and 060 sixes, J2.,6dJ.OO.
DATES Per buz of 80 1-lb. pkgs., 82.00;
Haliowe en, in 7o-io, boxes, pc: lb., 6c.
FlUd California, per 10-. o. canon, nit
85c; imported Smyrna, (our-crowu, .uc; five-
crown, i-'C.
BANANAS Per medium-sized bunch, $31. is
ifi.Ho; jumbos, $2.6tUS.O0.
niNLAi-f its r loiiua, per crate 01 i.
30 and 36 sizes, Ji; 42 size, $2.76.
FRU1TE
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Black, pet
8-1 b. box, 41.76; white, per -ll. box, WOO.
biKAivuhnKita Missouri, poi t-a.h
case, li ifrjilvo.
TANUEKiNKS California, per half bos.
$2.W.
CRANBERRIES Jerseys, per crate, 41.0).
MISSOURI CHERRIES Uox of 24-alS,
$3.00.
GOOSEBERRIES Box Of 24 qlS., 12.60.
VEUElA-Li-i-S.
TURNIPS New, per dox., 45c.
CArUIOTS New, per flox., tec.
PARS.Mr-S Old, per bu., 4uo.
AX BEANS Per W-ua. box. 76c; string
beans, per -bu. box, ,'6c; bu. uox wax. or
string. 82.iA4j2.26.
i-oi A iu-- Home grown, in sacks, per
bu., mo. Colorado, per bu., 46c; now pota
toes, per 10., 80.
BEANS Navy, per bu., $2.
CLCUMBERo per doz.. 4o476c.
PEAS-New, per bu. box, i.'i(Ku2.0e.
TOMATOES r'ionua, lancy, pur -baaket
crate, 4M.O0; choice, per 6-baaael crate, J 00.
bUNACli-Per UU.. 60c.
CABBAGE Caiitoriila in crates, per lb..
27- . ...
BEHTH new, per oox. ouncnes, 10c.
ONIONS New. per dox. bunches. 15c;
Bermudas, per crate ot about 60 lbs., $1.65.
RADISHES Hot house or auulusio. vot
dox., 20c.
LETTUCE Hot house, per dot.. absj4t)c;
head lettuce, per dox.. $L
CAULIFLOWER-Si. Louis, per crate or
1 doz., $2.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Swiss, new. lsc: Wisconsin
brick, 16c; Wiscoi.sin llmburger, 15c; twins,
13 14c, young Americas, 14c.
jUicj Wainuta. iso. 1 suit sneus, new
crop, per lb., 15c, hard shells, per lb., Uc;
110. z sort shells, ner id.. 12c; sso. naru
shells, per lb., 12c; pecans, large, per lb..
Uc; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb 7c;
roasted peanuts, per id., sc; iiiui wainuis.
per lb., 12gl8c; almonds, soft shell, per
lb., 17c; hard shell, per lb., 16c; shellbaik
hickory nuts, per bu., $1.76; large hickoiy
nuts, per du., ti.&o.
HIDES No. 1 green. Thbc: No. 8 green.
6c; No. 1 salted, 8c; No. 2 salted, 7ci
.-so. 1 veal can, luc; ino. z veai can, ru;
dry salted. 7j3l4c; shep pelts, 2bci4l.uo.
borte hides, ti.ougia.uu.
Sngar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. June 1. SUGAR Raw,
firm, fair refining, 4c; centrifugal, mi
test, 4c; molasses sugar, 3c; refined,
steady; crushed, 6.55c; powdered, 6.96c;
granulated. 6kic.
NEW ORuKAno, June 1 l liAiv wuiei;
open kettle, avnt'ac; open Keiue ceniru-
ugal, 4'A w ltt-ioc ; ceniruugai wnuw, ot;
yellows. 4-V?i4 15-16c; seconds. 3S4c.
MOLASSES Nominal ; open kettle. 13-
26c; centrifugal, ftg14c. Byrup, nominal, 30c
Dry Goods Market.
CW YORK. June 1. DRY GOODS Sev
eral additional advances In the price of cot
ton gooda were announced by selling agents
In the dry gooda market today. Bleached
goods figured prominently In the list. Not
withstanding the advancing tendency buy
ers are placing comparatively few orders
except for current needs. New York houses
secured the majority 01 ine contract
awarded for clothing today by the local
Indian office.
Minneapolis Grala Ola r ket.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 1. WHEA1N
Close, July, $1 .l"o; No. 1 hard, $1.18c; No.
2 northern, $1.06e.
FLOUR First patents. $6.50-36.60; second
patents, $6.3fS!6.4"; first clears, $l.0034.1o;
second clears. $2. 75-Ti 2 fc6.
BRAN In bulk, $13.00-8 13.60.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 1. WHEAT Spot,
nominal: futures, firm; July, 6s 8d; Sep
tember. 6s 8d.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed. 4a
6d; futures, firm; July, 4s 6d; September,
nominal.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. June 1. -CORN Higher; No. 3
vellow. 61c; No. S. 51c; No. 4, 60c; no grade,
OATS Unchanged ; No. 8 white, 3013310;
No. 4 white. 3oVaaoc.
H. L COHN GOES foALASKA
fonrt Reporter Accepts Appointment
of Assistant Inlted States At.
toraey la tbe orth.
Harry L. Cohn, stenographer In Judge
Button's court, has accepted an appoint
ment as assistant United Statej district at
torney for Alaska. The tender of the ap
pointment came to Mr. Cohn from N. V.
Harlan. Ihe district attorney for Alaska,
and M.r. Cohn ha decided to accept. . He
will leave for Alaska , about the first of
July and. will have Ms headquarters at
Fairbanks. His salary will be $2,000 per '
year for the present.
Mr. Cohn is a young lawyer, who
studied for the br in the office of District
Attorney Harlan. He practiced law here
for several years and was assistant city at
torney of South Omaha when he accepted
the position of court reporter with Judge
Sutton, one year ago lust January. He
will continue ss reporter until he Is ready
to start for the Arctic circle and until
that time Judge Sutton will not name his
successor.
fives. $4 104U5.75: cows and heifers. $1 5oa
6.1": stockers and feeder. $2.io4i4 75.
HOGS Receipts, 1 LOW head; market weak
to 6r lower: light tt l.vtfs y v medium and
heavy, $5 17H&6.23; hulk. $5 17415 224.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. S.CT
head, market steady; wooled Isnibs, $7 15.
Sleax trtrrMre Steel Sarfcet.
8!OL"X ' TTT..' June J l.-rfSpeoUl Tele
gram. CATTLE Receipt $vi head; rcar
kat steady; beeves, $4j.-j4il, 00 w 4, bulla
Edwards-Wood Co.
1 incorporated I
rialo Office: Fifth gad Robert Street 8
ST. PAUL, rM.NN.
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