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    TITE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: PrXDAT. JUXE 4. 190!..
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
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L C3lilITi.CT.CrrT,
i COUNTrTY MERCHANTS ARE PROSPEROUS
Tker. la frosae iliairt la Dry Cooae
t-ra ul Tmtm Arc Hlaha-r
lea, aura rr IibIm la
La m a Mcntrt.
lair to pontV ww, fici
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Trade in general has been Htlcfk: tory
lur the iwk lr- cucrd JuliOer and sio
cers report s..ou t.usiiicss 'Jin- hardware
people Buy tt.st Irtor is lair. active on
Hit whcue, and especially b.i aloha s-.ine
lines. "J"ii- leather hiar.et i biow . Put sun,
a condition wa extiected. and rtit- truac i
Hot disappointed. tiC(UM the order Jul
luture deuvery have Iwn renerou
Country ocalers continue lo mnit tn to
look civtr lull dry furnli They repot t u
good kuKirir-m In nil noes, dry foods, hard
ware, leather and groceries. Most of mem
are ma fearing a short crop ol grain and
they txjKrt their business ti.is season lu
ao ahead of laat year.
Lry goods jobbers enjoyed a pood busi
ness duilna tin. lam week both on current
and future- shipments, bumf reduction anu
made tn the price of seaacma ine goods m
oroer to reduce Hocks but tn wit tun g ion
market waa very strong In ail departments.
Hopes. Lonsdale and lrultn. also the com-
eunr lines, nave twn advanced Sc In the
ast few dn, mlnrh makea an auvanc of
ac In tin laat thirty da. a. Mr. Lotcicri an
nounces that there will li no reduction in
tn price ,f American prints, and mis, with
either things, including a oonsei-vauvc pov
emment report In the forecast of the cot
ton crop, has wrved to make buvera more
confident of tlie future. Tti Jotitiera repnrt
that they have no fault lo find on Hit- acure
Of COltecllollB.
Nun.lir of retailer from over the mate
have lieen In lcxikiii(t over the dry fuocIb
Hocka, ttiouKh not no many aa were in the
week licfore. BualiK-aa aa h!h. aatiBfac
tory by order and tnrouph aaii atnen.
Activity Ib Caaaed bMidt.
Canned rood arc active, iioth corn and
tomatoea atiowinr uji aironc villi mime ku
X anee In ln h lirv h. In the line of l iniu
loea there haa lieen a Jot of low -irieed
rood offered from Houiliwent Miaxoun. Hut
lliia ha iHaajiiiea'-''d from the niurk-t and
Iioihina if, now obtainable except at an ad
vance of Milr a dozen. Spot corn Ik prud
ually being Cleaned up. The VVeatern man
ner' aMBoniHUon haa an tirBanixution hn h
keeji cannera imated on tne amount of
rood In nisht. and lnaamuch a all ol th. n.
know that a large part of the apol corn has
panned out if tne cannera' handh. liny are
very independent about good yt t remain
ing In Block. m account ol thin independ
ence prlcea have moved up fiu?V a dozen.
Itcfore the laat riae corn had been ateady
for Borne time. Tomotoe. on account of
Iieavy aellliiB by holder who had tieen coni
Iielled to realiae. had t,en obtainable at
lairly low pneea. until the chance for tne
better In the market lone about ten daya
ago.
Bime California packer huvi named
their price tin a-ood for fall delivery.
Apncota w.ll lower than laat rear and
chernea of all kind bring higher pneea.
Pear are a higher prioe and jieaciheii are
abjut the Bam,
In dried Iruita there has been no ad
vance, except in prunea. which are held at
a little higher prioe. The proaiiecta for thla
j.ni crop are rot at all fluttering and
holder are dlafKiaed to anticljiate a tihort
age and advance their price accordingly.
The rice market i about the aame a laM
week. There are few offering of Japan
m.e iroiii any aource. J lie Bituauon l
entirely controlled by southern dealer, who
have ulmom the enure mock In their hand
ana are well able lo hold It for advance.
There l no Immediate prolablllty of a de-
vime ana joooero rauier look lor an ad-
vujice.
bar dine Mar lta I a.
The war lietweon the jiackera on aardlnea
aeema to lie letting up a little. tne-i;uarier
U aardaie are held at a little lower price
than last week. Three-quarter mustard
re wen auatained at the recent advance
f muataraa are being packed. Not
niany aultabie tiBh can lie taken licfore
July and It will be Auguat 1 before the
went muniaraa are pacaea. 1 at Block 1
riot jarge and sood pricea are X'fcnuaed
U1 Ul U& 41.
Lter packer are talking of the short
age tuat aeema inevitable iKifore the new
rood are on the market. Some packere
are at preaent unable to fill order com-
pieia,
A good dt;mand la reported in fancy jrro-
cerle, with price ruling (steady and jirac-
no iimns. '.rooa oi tirtain Bea
onaoir une, B(ieciail.v picnic good, arc
enjoying a big popularity.
All wuodenware linea continue to hold
atrung. So change in Jrice have been
reported, but there' 1 a constant expecta
tion for anticipation of au advance in tubB
ana jiu.ll and wooden butter diKliea.
1 he augar market ha been rather lrreg-
wiar lor me tasi weeK Kurt are reported
a lower, aitnougn there la no change
wiiaiever on nne augar up to the preaent
i: la aimcult to any what the outcome will
he. The trade If now on the eve of a
Heavy consumption and It would naturally
be preaumd that price will rule a in lie
firmer. Thia, however, depend largely on
tha raw market, tsjth In New lurk and
atiroaa.
llTtara la .
Coffee Been: to be firming up. For acme
iuy of the week there waa au advance of
li to ' iKilnta in oitlon ljarge holder
wno nave carried big mocka on hand lor
ao me urn paai are blUI importing very
ireeiy, which Indicates that thev have
every confidence that the market "will ru
higher later on, although the receipt for
tie last week or ten daya hae lieen
reater than anticipated. Desirable roast
's" grade are becomuiK very scarce and
oornuiariu arooa pricf.
J he cheese market la a little easier and
price rule. 4ic liclow last week a quota
tion Thia make a conaiderahle decline
In the last two weeka. although the volume
oi tiusiiiess na shown a decided lmprovi
BifUL J-ine Kklms .re jiteady and fairly
active and there la a good demand for
man white.
Holland herring, family whit flan and
Irish mackerel are going at exceedingly
mgn prices, in apll or the price, thre 1b
. big demand for th lHifc catch of Irish
ackeret. which are of a very good oualitv
- ney win continue lurh. It la nrobable. a
the American catch is still Mow the nor
mal, nearly all th nsli caught so far in
American water have lieen sold treh and
have brought fancy price faalmon Block
are fairly large lor tha time of year, and
lropect along the Columbia and in
Alaska are thai the catch will be large
Ulik KIUIIU.
The hardware trade la experiencing
famine in lawn mow era. The demand ha
been eo heavy that the stock of th lnca.1
Jobbers were exhituated some day ago and
mey nave sent to the lactone lor con
Biarnments, which are now about to arrive
A suiiUtr ( goini orders to tne Country
have been deiaxed on account of the
famine.
eaavaablr &a4s Brisk.
There ia a brisk trade in other seasonable
gooda. Including screen doora and ic cream
Ireeaers lai ge guantlile of farm tool
arr oemg sold and all light steei good are
lainr acuve. i ne maraet is slow im In
iiaroware in general. i'ricea rule about
tne same. 1 ner Is an advance on tacka
In the bulk. It w a Aprii 1 w hen the
riaraware men rot out a new list on lacks
saay 1 u.at lit.: w abrog,.ied and
win waii puo.i.siii.n, wi.icn was Ihe same
as ine ol with the except!,, u of the bet
ler inoe on lacss in tne tt.ik.
1-inseed oil and turintiiu have stood
pun aner ttieir rise in price a week ago
jLiuiouyii mere l nol ui especially great
ufiiuiuu i'r TurjK-ntine, u mu hitier
pp i aniouiii on nana i pot n.ille a
iarge a usual.
ror tht hist wk In some time leather
jooas i.sve not increased In price. The
- at once ousmess pas almost enurelv
fallen off uiig trade limy Ik- said to lie
very guiet injoed. Most of the large orders
fur fall delivery have Iwn reeened and
ttie Jobbers are now p-eparitig to fill them.
Shipments w hi beeiu aliut July 1 Nun r
4u ania.l ordera via b in b that time.
Kaaaaa Cltr Crala l Praviaiuaa.
lUNliAlf t 1T1, Jane J. WHEAT- J u'y
TH'"S.. Septen lKi, 78i,:im,( . Ineember.
TSV. ".'aeh: No. ? hard. Ii.m.,pLur.. No s
K-VU . No. 4. Tk'-rt'Tc: Ku x red, H lVii
It No 1. T(fif'-S. No. . Tv7c
COKN July, .".( , feeptembii, cf, Ie
cember, 4t"c. t'arh; No V mixed. 4Sc;
No. S. 4Hc; No. I w tilie. Ck, TTo
.iA1S-No. s wtnit:. XhUSSi, No. J mixed
HA V tad choice timothy, Xi.5(j"llHiu,
CHOlfe .rairi , .Iiu.
ItVKrHcady at tr.'.nTiic.
t(1'ir Aia''kft Bleud : Missouri an.l
Kiitsaa. run No ; wi.itewood case tn
i. hided. lc per ilea.: tut cour.L, lie per
6ox ; case returned, iter oox. less.
ii L'Tl t.K i.'iujii,i i . lb lm , ji ku,n. i'c
hro ipt htjimerm
Wheat, bu 13 j' :'(,
Corn, bu r:.t"c
Oats, iiu t.iwu lti,i,'
CH1CACO CRAM AID rOVIIO
Fntirn af k Traalag aaa Claslag
Prlre aa Bnara at Traae.
CHICA03. June I Improvement In ron
ditlon of winter wheat as shown by th
Ohio state report was decn4d caus of
pukum in tn wheat market here today.
At lb clos the July option shewed a loss
ol ViV t'o-ii 1 d" n an iitn ce.nl, oata
Sc and pruviauma ISC to ic
Th wheat market was weak th entire
BeMon At Ui oining a variety of infill
ence tended lu crest liea.rih sentinienl.
Ferhtp the most jrominent wa -excellent
weather. Another lacvor of almost equal
In portance wua a decline in th price of
whest at Liverpool, notwithstanding lb
Ftienrlh her jerterday beti-r prire at
Minnetpoii foLcrwmg the liberal receipts
gave (.daiuonai cmii.aai to tti bearish
sentiment. I nder irt selling by a lending
traoer and b pit traders in general. jirlc
steadily ae lined Ihrougriout tne aaj . ini
tial uuolatiotis on July were oft c to Vd
c at m-'ftcO'Vc to yc. From ttiat pilnt
the nine droi'tied to Rac.. 1 owara tn
mlddie of th session boar were gn en fresh
Inspiration by the report of trie Ohib crop
statistician, showing a guin of three point
in the condition of winter wheat du-ihg th
mouth cf Mny. Advance of a buuish char
acter wer received from the soutnwest. nut
wert apiiarenlly ignored by most traders.
A report from Wichita Kan., (Inimd that
the condition of the wheat crop en tna
southwestern states had deteriorated from
lo 1 point during the last month. The
market closed near the last lowest point
f the day, Ima1 quotation on Juiy being
at KVbb-c: Clearances of whest and
flour weie eyua to U".iti bushels, primary
eeeipt were "' bushels, con pared with
'l:.j' bus.'ie'.s a year shtci. Ikiinneapolis.
l'uluth and Ch-cago reported receiju of
r car against J cara last week and iv
ar a year ago.
Setnimei.t in the corn pit was decidedly
tiearish. Th feature of trading was heavy
selling ol July by a prominent comnuaaion
house A anarp drop in ine price oi coin
at Liverpool gave the market a weak start,
(.'ash houee reported a marked Improve
ment In acceptance on bins sent out of
lerinc from Nebraska, it wa clainied. be
Itig pamcularly free. This added to the
weaknes The mai ket closed almost at the
lowest jioint ol the day. July opened isC to
Vjc lower at boc to ii'c. sold off to 4!.c
and c losed at 41c. ijocal rect ipit w ere
Mif c:ars. with 8$ of contract trade.
The volume of trading in oats was light
and sentiment was influenced mainly by
the weakness of other grain C'kHi house
were free sellers ol the July option. That
delivery oimned c lower at 'ic, Bold on
Ht'V- and closed at 3i)c. iocai receipt
ere 1113 cars.
J'rcn i.slons were easier locally as a result
of the weakness of grain. Business In tne
pit w as almost at a standstill, i raamg
wa principally in the bepiemner aemerj
At the close September jmrk was on fk at
tiil.KT-,. L.rd and ribs each were off 2HrC.
closing nt X7.5dia7.Clij and 7.bi'V57.ou, re-SJiecuvely.
i-stlmated receipts lor imonaaj : v nrai,
cars; corn, 21'B cars; oata, 14i car; hog,
.ipiii bead.
The leading figures ranged a follows:
Artlclea.l Open, i High.l Low. Close. I Tea y.
Wheat
July
Sejit.
Lec. ,
C - mi
Uuly
tJuiy
Sept.
6pept.
U-c.
l.lHt
J uU-eM.
I'ork
July
S-Pt.
Lard-
July
ISept.
Ritis
July
Sept.
SiVtvTa,
liKiHs'niS,
RRT,
I
RSV H8i!S V (Ui
til' iKi-VPVts-'N'B
Si iKHtife"! alV a! la
frt'-t
Ml
41-4b
aw
4!"
!
M I
4Ss 4mi
4t
4e.
4k
4K
tint
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
raj'i EixkU EoiiDtiM EfpreMita Testing
Operatioiii bj FrefeMioxala.
PRICES RISE DUhING FIRST HOUR
Cloalnr la Oraerally lrregalar, wtltk
Utile Chaag fraaa Kridar
Aft era a va a F'laal
alsrt.
NEW TORK. June X-Today a amall bua
ltiess In slo k represented not I. ms more
tnaii testing opfiaiion by proiessional
trauers 'J bee ojieraieis were inclined ij
l-.se iiiv sioi.nd uiin lesteiday explosion
ID the Luuilalue ulr AkMirutiC s 'Cie, v
indicates tin- worst that nug.t l looaei
lor from that troubiesotrie episode In it
eTect upon the stock market 'J ne outcome
was ire tie definitely foreseen yesterdav
wt.be tradttig in the stock market waa
atiii in iirogreaa and it was assumed that
the usual rule would hold that ajieculatlve
operations had tn erdiacounted an cxiiecled
event.
The rise in price of th first hour had
no other visible explanation lhan this atti
tude on th irt of the board room oper
ators. They devoted some s;ciai atten
tion to Heading on professed confidence In
a coming increase in the dividend cm Cen
tral Km I road of New Jersey and the Cen
tral of New .tersey stock was marked up
over 7 point In consequence. The demand
for AmaiarsniBted Copper was asaocisted
with tne coming annual meeting on Mon
day and the circulation of rumors thot
someiort of financial statement was to be
Issued by the corporation at that meeting.
The board room trsders attracted little
following In their ventures and prices sold
off again when Intimations got abroad of
the unfavorable character of the coming
bank statement. The Xili.Om.iKKi shrinkage
in the cash held was far In rxceH cif pre
liminary estimate based oi the known
movement of money. The large decrease
was attributed to withdrawals by the trust
companies in connection with some im
portant syndicate snlwcrlptioiis which bad
been culled In this week Amalgamated
Copper rose to the top after the publica
tion cf the bank rtntement had PT"T.t Its
efl"ct. but the closing generally wa lrreg
ubir and little chance from last niri.t s.
Total aale of bonds, par value, X1.2(p6.iKi.
crease, .(.(.' mark; note In clrrula-
uoii, mcieas-c, 44 4 .i. mark
The Quotations on the New York Block
exchange ranged as follows.
fciales.iiigh.Low. Close.
12 60 12 '
12 K7V 12 K7H
I j
7 7 821,
7 au I 7 u-'S.
"Yil'rt "7'67;
12 '
E2i
7 i
12 60 i
12 7Vs;
7
7 L2j
7 SO I
7 U
12 ti
12
7 K
7 S2H
7 bl
No. I tOld. INew.
FhOlU Bteady ; winter patents. M iOfB
4'. straights. X3.!(i4.10; spring patenta.
4 7lfyfi.7(i; straiKbia. XS.lkPji5.0li; bakera', X2.40
?:' . .
WHEAT No. Z Bprtng. Xl . iptui.tif; jo. a.
,; No. 2 red. XI tml.tlf ".
tC'K.N NO. Z. lusc: jno. z yeuow, u,.c.
OATS No. 2. Xtr; No. 2 while, (feHkc;
No, 8 white, UVu&ic.
KTE No. 2. 7iKiSlc.
BARLET Good feeding, X(g42c; fair to
choice malting. 4:;'&4Hc.
SEEIia No. 1 flax, X1.3P: No. 1 northwest
ern. XI 4k Timothy, prime, X-.Mi. ciover,
contract grade. Xu 7ryiil2.2.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, tier bbl.,
jm.uu. Lard. Jier ltai lbs , r.2'Hii7.221. Short
rib sides (loose), X7.'a7.a7; short clear
sides cboxed i. X7.12V7 2f.
Keueipts and shipments of grain ana flour
were as loiiows:
Shipments.
5,tkX)
1S8 !
2 MKi
L.luO
On the JToduce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, lttftT
2"Sic; oaines. liVfuliH:. Egg, steady, at
mark, cases included. 18(?iJ4c. first. Hc;
prime first a. laAc; extras, Itifec Cheese,
euay, ktslOWc.
riour, bbla
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu...
Oat, bu...
Rye. bu
Larley. bu
ReeelptB.
fi.Ki
12,ipi
22K i
2113. 5i'
3 (PPi
4S.W0
HEW TORK. wESERU MARKET
Adams Ex
A mai. Copper
Am. Car a: Foundry.
do pfd
Am Cotton Oil
do Pfd
Am. lix
Am. Hide L. pfd...
Am. Ice ctfe
do rfd
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. Locomotive
do pfd
Am. Smelt. & liefng.
do pfd
Am. Sugar Refng
Am. Tobacco pfd ctf
Anaconda M. Co
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line...
Bait. sV Ohio
Oo pfd
Brooklyn R T
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J
Chesupeake & Ohio..
Chicago Alton
do pfd
Chi. Gt. Western
Chi. & N. W
C. M. St. P
Chi. Term. & T
do pfd
C. C, C. St L
Colo. Fuel Iron....
Colo, ar Southern....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Gas ....
Corn Products
do pfd
Iielaware Hudson.
V., L. a: W
Iwn. ft Rio Q
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
Erie
do 1st pfd
do id pfd
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper-
do pld
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Coataaodltlea.
NEW TORK, June 8 FLOTR Receipta.
B.8116 bbla.; exports. ll. 7ttb bbla.;
market dull and unsettled. Winter patents,
t4H:i$B.2k; winter straights. t4.Mj4.M; Min
nesota patents. Xi ik(iti25; extra extras. Si.Xf'
tX.7li; Minnesota bakers. a.7ii04.2; winter
low grades 18 2SHi8 tib. Rye flour, tirm; fair
to good, (i lii'dt bo; choice to fancy, M woid
4. a.
CORNMEAL Steady ; fin white and yel
low. X1.2ii; coarse, tl.l!S1.12; kiln dried, XI. St
(pi. H0.
LARLET Dull: feeding, 44,c c 1. f. New
York, malting 4(ftircc c. 1. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipt, 4.0UO bu. : exponta.
64.00b bu. ; spot, market Irregular; No. 2
red. Jl nominal elevator, No. 2 red,
tl 11. nominal t o. b. afloat; No. 1 north
ern DuluUi. X118W f. o b. afloat: No. 1
hard Manitoba. XI. 08 f o. b afloat. Kespond
ing to a weak Liverpool cable, supplemented
by favorable weather and crop news, weak
ness In the northwest and estimate for
heavy world's shipments, wheal acted weak
afl the morning mid closed half to 7c net
lower. July, IC'g'MfijC : closed. B.1c; Septem
ber. Hi -i&Mjc; closed. aCc; December,
closed. xiic.
CohN-neceipta. 1,071 bu export 16.X1E
bu . a;Kit, market steady; No. x. Ib'c. ele
vator and iiec f. o b. afloat; No. 2 el
low, asc, No. 2 white. 5l"c. Option mar
ket wa ,dull with no transaction, closing
nomltiallj 1c net lower.
OATS Receipt. 14k.tkN bu ; exporta. 2.17
bu : sjiot, market barely steady; mixed outa,
iiiy;:: pounds. 8.1c, natural white, 3ij:c.'
iK.uudk. fc-i 37-c , cllj'ped whlta, kbupto
jKiunda, htij'yifK'.
HAY-Duu; shipping, 60 tic; good to
choice. TT'iSoc.
Htl'S e.ieady; state, common to choice,
1HK4. 2iyB2ac; lHoS, 2i'(b25c; oioa. ll'fi'ISc; Pa
cific coast, lKot. 2tii . laok, 2j'8'J4t, olds,
lit lie.
H11ES Quiet; Galveston, 20 to 2f pounds.
2iv; California. 21 to 2 pouuda, lkc; lexaa
dry, 24 to 3c pound. Ike.
LHATHER Pirm ; axid, 24$2ic.
PRuVlSioNsi Be'f, firm; tamily. X13 ('
4(i4.i"'; mess 111 i ll.Sti. beef. Xll iil.50.
packet X -i.iH, city extra India mess.
X2uu Sim lul n'eaia, steady, pickled
imiliea, 7JJic ; picaleo ahviuidera. aisciinc,
plckleO ham, lipyb'c. Lard, yuiet: went
ern steamed, X7 1' r 7 4". : nominal refined ir
regular. continnt. X7 4": southwest. vl5:
ciimiaiund, 5,iiii,c. pork dull: family.
,4 t'u 1.. in-: snort dar, Xli ip1 li ik'; mess.
X7irt)12 ("TV
TALLvAV rtead v: city i'.' per pkg ), 4Vc;
country ipkg. freei, 4W'ti4c.
KK'K-Firm; domestic lu.11 to extra, J1
i.'.r, Jafiaii. noiiunai.
Itl'TI Kit V oak siraet prioe. extra
creamery. Jlc-; official price unchanged
pul'LTP.Y Alive, nrm, western spring
chickens, ilnjlit, towia. J4ac; turkey, lie
Dressed. siead : w sterr tirulierc. Xvatajc,
fowl. liKaKt. turkeis. lay. 3c.
M1bbo11p Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS Minn.. June S WHEAT
Julv. XI :1r; beptember. a. ; No.
1 hatd, ..iic. Nil 3 northern, Xil"-c; No.
I n-irtliera. I. llAc.
FL.i'R First rititetita Xt.ii'g70; sec
ond pntents. ? S j first clears, J4 imS
4 isi, Beciiiid cieara. tl.7Uu-.ka.
Fearla Market.
PEORIA. Juris B CoiiN B:tadj ; No. X
yeliow, l.V No. X. aliac. No. 4 kHc; no
gtaue. 474ac.
07S-j.'.v; No. X white, SiSiiiai-Vc; No.
4 ! :t
WHISKY on th wasis ol II SS for fin
lf lieU .juill.
International Pump 27
do pfd 75
Iowa Central 2
'M
66
34i4
1C4
n
HNS,
1W,
i
11C-
lBfi
WW
45
84
l.'N
4MH
7o,
2
87
VM
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louis. Nashville.
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central
M. & St L
M St. P. at S. 6
do pfd
pacific
T
PI. i La a el rh la Pradace Market.
FIZILAtiKLPlllA. June l.-R!'TTER-
kuciiangeu extm weatexa creamery. .L::
i.rhv iiriiiis, Zm.-.
t ;-"irm. iMiarhjr freih, 1HC loss I'fT;
hnart- fresti. 37c at mark; wrtiu a Ileal,.
i7"u at mark.
CI I KkJaV.-Mea!y; New T irk full cream
latuy, uew, luyc; New Yrfik fuil criwui,
Missouri
M.. K. S
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. pld...
N. Y. Central
N T., O. & W
Norfolk & Western..
do pfd
North American
pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People s Ga
P.. C. C. A- St. L
Pressed Steel Car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rublier Gooda
do pfd
St. L S P 2d pfd.
St. Louie S. W
do pfd
Siuiihern pacific ....
do pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
Tenn. Coal & Iron
Texas & Pacific
T., St L & W
do pfd
Vnlnn Pacific
do pfd
t 6 Ex
XT. 6 Leather
do pfd
I S Healtv
r. S Rubber
do pfd
V. S Steel
do pTd
Va -Carolina Chem...
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wells-Farro Ex
Westlnghous Disc.
Western Vnion
W L E ,
Wis. Central
do pfd .t
Northern Pactfle
Total sale for the day
Offered.
"IOO 26
'"BOO 148
'i'.ino '77ii
2.S'i 11 118
800 20 24i
"'206 in Hi"
100 liit", luR4
2U0 Kht '
isw
2,600 SO 4!'
8U0 7f 7H4
""i( s"'
i0 SH, 8
6.7i VM IMS
100 101 101
"4.11 rii "rvi
81 81 W'Vt
tkV.Siio "" wa,
400 m oi
""300 "i
3'ki 714 73 S
1,200 2( Z
" 200 84 84 ",
300 1US 303
" imi 'snxi f
f.6u0 62 , iU
Ik e w lark eae fNarket.
NEW TORK. Jim I W 'NET op call
nominal; time loans, easy, no and f' days,
2ioS per cent; six months, X1 kt
C'pRIME MERCANTILE TAPER '&4
'"fTEKL TNG E"VCHANGE Fairly sac!y.
with iictual busine in banker bill at
U WK'trt k" for ciemand and at U for
silt; -day Kiis: posted rates. U.t and 4 a,
cornn T'-inl bills. H Mv, k
SILVER iiar, .TV. Mexk-an dullara.
4..C
BC'VrS Government, firm; railroad, Ir
regular. Closing prices cn bonfla were:
)M 'Hn-klli Vsl 4i
li-H Jmian. . rrts
.l' 01 Sk nip
.11M LAN uiu 4i
.1.11 Matilistlal, r. (
.131 Mrx l litrl 4
1"4 ! tin 1st ttic ....
.11 M'.nn A Hi i.
M K T
In
X T. K nt M
in: V K J C H
lUs, N( F ittr 4
. M. Or Hi
.lli K AW c 4 ..
. W O L rid a
. Pi Fvrn roitr it.
.li'TS ItMltlltlf rti 4
. M Bl L 4 1 k r
I"?, in L t r r tt
. P( St. L S W r. 4
. ' SiHilxw-d A L. 4.
11' Sn I'srlflr 4 . .
. 7 f. l,mi 6.
li Trf All
. -i, T St L&W
. 7iH I'T'iiir. T'sciflc 4n
l lie, run-. 4ft .
lll' r F HKMil 16 I
i"t Whli li
. V On oh I'
.ll'I ,epini kill 4
. w a 1. i. 4 .
ltisto W11 lonira! 4. .
ctt.
4k
V . S ret J
flc rouiMin
C k rxf.
do rnupcm . .
t B new 4s,
fln roujioli . .
r P cild 4.
fc 111. ..linr
Am Ti'lisrrl'
lif. l. rifR .
Ai'-biitnn m..
Ci PHI 4 ..
Atipntli C L
bp: a "Mi, 4p
n
CenT.r) of t.. b . .
do ,m IDC
do ifci lur
fhep A lllilo 4S. . .
rtilf'HSO a A Sln
C li 1 l 1 i
C! R 1 A F 4 ..
dct ml h
OCT A St 1 a 4
Ctilrssn Ter 4 . . . .
olnrsilr Mia 4 .
( olo. A Ho 4
Coin lnd b. net A.
0 P P.
Cutm hp. Ptfp
I A II 0 4
IilmMliTP' s"i 5n . .
En i-itir heo 4p...
fln p-m 41.
r T All C. 1...
Offered.
i....in
.... v
. . !'
... UK
a am
7i.
.... n,
1 pn
. . . MJ
. . . M,
4 '
bP1
1M
im"-
.... 1
lun
.... i
... ).
limit
:. 11'-,
4 m
... :
1. .. :
5w
lie
. ..Ill
4.. P4
JoS
... 12?
I ... Mi,
L-
78 W
.... 1,
MS
W
l4o atoeka and Boads.
iyiNIKiN". June I Closlnfc quotaticms on
stocks and bonds:
Cmipiils Tii'iney ... Y
Au 'nnunt
Anarnnctp
Alrtnpnti
do itd . .
llbltlmnre A Ohio...
CmiMClian I'srlttc ....
Ohpfc A Cum.
(:tilcHrn Ol W
CM A HI. V
lieb-r.
liflivflr A H. O
do (ltd
Ln
do 1st ptd
di. id ptd
Illinois Central
bnuln A kalh
U . K A T
PILVLR-Har.
MoNEI-KaJS
r,-1 K T. f'ontrul
1, Notnlk A Vl
t do ptd . ......
81 Ontario A W
I', PnmiRvlvanta ....
IK'S, kaud Minet
Iin4fc KnadUil
41- 1 do ml ptd
ll'n 01, in ptil
17t buuttifrii loA.is'ay
ITS, dc, ptd
21 tinuilii'ri' Fa'-inc .
SIW I'ntot I'H'-ibr . . . .
4, do ptd
W TV S Sioel
67 1 dn pfd
isa !iiaan
14" do pfd
Ji.V1
Steady. 2C7-lGd
tier cent
The rale of discount in the own market
for short bill is 2 3-16 per cent; for three
tnontha bills, X 1-lf. per cent.
"
. Ml,
. Ml.
. tt
. 4fi
".
. 44
,. Ji-S
eirv,
.121
. as
. M
. IP
. XKH
per ounce.
Kewr V-v Mtnlac Moeka.
NEW TORK. June 3. The followlna: are
tlie c'liBing gui'tatlona on n.ltilnk- stocks:
Adam Cos
Alll
ilnw
Brunss'li-k Cod ..
Cotbslof' Tunnel
Cun lul A Va .
Uoro B.lver
iroa ailirer
Liisdvill, Cot ....
uSeresi.
.. i
.. It
.. JX
.. i
.. I
..nr.
. urn
..in
..
Ltttlf Chief ...
iwuins
Opuir
Fhoanlx
Fcitnal
ha vugv
Hinrra Nevaiia
Small Huuaa ..
kiaadjircl
... X
. . 4M
...H.li
... li
... ,X
... 44
...St.
... Ji
.. .11111
Farelsra Flnaarlal.
LONIC)N, June 8 Money wa more
abundant in the market today and rate
were easier. 1'iscount were uncertain
Trading on the Slock exchange was mostly
affected by week-end Blackness. Prices
were Irregular and in some sections they
drooped. Consols were easier. Home rails
were dull. Amerioans opened firm in re
sponse to the tone in Wail street and after
further Improvement reacted slightly In
spots and closed quiet. Grand Trunk was
in better demand on the traffic retuma
ForeiKher were firm. Japanese and Rus
sian securities hardened Imperial Japa
nese pin-eminent 6s of IIP14 were quoted at
Xl.tttis- Arpentlnes were dull on the rumor
of an insurrectionary outbreak In Argen
tina. PARIS, June J Prices on the Bourse
today were heavy, owing to the refection
by the sultan cf Morocco of the French
reform proposition. A rumor of another
attempt on the life of the king of Spain,
which, however, was qulcklv denied, caused
further depression. At the close stocks
had a slightly upward tendency. Russian
lmjierial 4s were quoted at KI.do and Rus
sian tionds of ISM at fnPi. The private rate
ol discount was l per cent.
Bank Clearlaars.
OMAHA. June S Bank clearings for to
day were r-.Bfl.2S4.l and for the correspond
ing date last year H,2l,24fi.0l.
Mnnday $l,S10.77h.8D
Tuesday
W'ednesday l.D3i".tiai.af
Thursday 1,450.772.72
rrk1a' 1.744.5T.1.M
Saturday 1,603.124 Hfl
IWK.
H.4D7,ur 29
i.5tK.M8 IB
1.641,C7H 2(1
i.4;.o.7ki.ik
1 ffll.i46.01
Totals $7
Increase, XX2.C3f'.60.
Holiday.
4o.iiao.50 X7,l2,6Si;.80
2nd
3'P'
pp.
tint".
2nfi
pi
2LPi
IkHon
lb.7nti
2S
E2-
:
5T,
llftw
2Ci
2
WW
Si
5'H
12a,
1TH
l(.i IOC
WHi
100
KKI
lt
US
307
3ilf,
Z 22
( 313
SAM
1K2
shares.
s;i
IKUj
K7
3iia
71 ,
&m
71
X
l'll'i,
ra
2l4j
(iOV,
K'
llfV
2ii
Mo
TTiV,
82
Sh
50
122
w
122H
13,
107
'
1047,
2.-A
Wi,
3'Pi,
IHi.
8k
240
3'4
K'
3nj
2,
47
3M
CleariuxT Hoaae Avrrafri.
NEW YORK. June 8 -The statement of
averages of the clearing house hanks of
this city for the five days this week shows
Loans. Xl.10i.2sS.lipi; decrease. Is. .720.300.
p.isits. Xl.litfi 47.7ipi; decreaau, Jik.Siiuu cir
culation. X6.27J.(PiO; increaae. X4KT H.P) LecaJ
tenoers, tna.CJi.'kai: decrease, X2.100. Specie
X2i4.rM1.5(lfi; decrease, X10.076.8(Pi Reserve'
X10.I,7(P': decrease, X10.07S.4iKf. Reserve re
quired, I2M.:3H.4Jf; decrease, 4,gt2;.(rB Sur
plus, X1.0a0.27t,, decrease. X-i.4iti.B26. Ex
fnltcd Slate deposits, Xb,24i,uo; decrease
XL.431,500.
WEATHER IK THE GRAIK BELT
and
Boatterea Sbawrers la Oatral
Westerw keetleas.
. , OMAHA. June 8, 1906.
Scattered show-era continue In the central
valley and wealern aertiona. and light
ralna were general in the Ohio valley and
eastern states. Conditions are favorable
lor showers to Routlnue In the central val
leys today and tcnight, probably followed
by fair weather Sunday.
The weather Is warmer in ths Missouri
valley and w est to the mountain and gen
era!ly warmer In the 1c wer valleys and
southern siau-s. It Is cooler on the At
lantic and Pacific coasts and in the Ohio
valley and lake region.
Omaha record 01 temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of th last three year:
, , I- llH. Hp. IMG.
Minimum temperature.... So n r f.4
Precipitation m .63 "j- m.
Normal temperature for today, 67 de
grees Deficiency to precipitation since March 1
Lb"" Inches
Exe s corresponding period In 1WH. 1.02
inches. .
Excess
inches.
corersjiOTi'Jlng period In Mux, f
OMAHA DIFTRICT REPORTS.
1 cmp Kaln.
Stations.
Max.
Boitsa Plurkl BIp.
BOSTON. June 8 Call loans. JVafH -r
cent; time loana, j4 fer ceul. Official
rinsing of stock and bond:
Lli-r.ol Grala Market.
I 1VIKJ1V1L, Jim 8 WHEAT t", tot,
noimu.i. futi.rea. dull; July, ua Had, Sep
t, r. t.r a rtJ
C .JIN Sjk.i. firm: American mixed. 4
73: futtirea. cjulel, July, 4 CWd, St ptenJier.
nonmial.
Dalalk (.rata Market.
IifLtTH. June l-WHEAT-To arrive..
No 1 northern Xl IX; on track. No. 1
orthern. XI li : Nu 2 northern. li OS; July.
111;.. t. pu-mo 1 . old, "k-; oepien her iktw,
Uv'; uau. lo arrive aud 011 lr.i a. ',a
Alrblaon adj. 4. . . .
do 4a
Mea C elllral 4
AlCtllBO
dc ptd
ftototi A Albany..
Hoainn A Main...
"liusloD Eiavassd .
Ftlirbtour pfd
Musical, lui.irat ...
N Y., N H H
".'pit Marciiwll . .
I'diod lai iai-
Anier. Ar,. ('Imib
do ptd
Aaiiir. Fnaa Tubs. .
Aniar. Sur
Amt T A T
Aniar. Wooiac
do p( u
X'omtnuir 1 As..
G.uiw,ii Else 111a
OtiiMprwi E itKitru- . . .
Mama Eio-trlc
Oo ptd
Maaa Uap
I lilted t run
Inuad Hi.f Ma.-Ji .
do pM
1 1 SlMl
da pti
Waatln. o mo. ia .
iiid ""AJikBd.
. AdPiintui
.lUH, Allnuiit
74 , AmAisamlnCT ..
. 7r" Amaruwn glue
li'Ha At innitr
.4, Utiifham
.IT! la; A Hacla..
.Ifi7i4 ciptiaial
.id Copier kan
ll'I, iiao Weal ..
.1, Iiiiminlar. Coal
Franklin
.IU Grauc-T
. m Ipip kL.vp.ff .. .
. Bai, Mas, Mlbllif .
. 4 , Mirhiraa
.IK M..aa-k
Muut f At
'(lid Isimllnoli .
IHCMI
Farnrl
uuiner
Snantinn
amarack
.13
41
.101
. u
?4
. in, '
. 6P 'Trmiry
- 41li t-Lllad rii.iar
.lu, t a M.uin . .
. an, r t cm
. flak
'ii-loriA
. W .noi
. 01 .Wolvario,
...
... J!
... tela
...
... H
... ,
. . .61
... 1.,
... 71
... 1!
... 7
... P
... v
... 21.,
... f
... li
... Xi.
... w
... S
... S"
... ti
... r
... 7
...u
... 4
... 14
...
... lo
... 4.,
... v,
... to
Treammrw atalraarat.
WASHINGTON. June X-Todar's state
ment ol th treaaury balance in the gen
eral fund, excusive nf the Ilio.Hiv.i.H. a .id
ra-rve, in Ihe divuuon ol redettjuion.
anew: Available raaii balance, t:3ii.27li.Sl
gold. l-.4j:.as..
eat.
Hawk af Grraaai Stal
FEHUK. June 8 Th weekly statement
of tn Inijierial bank of Gormany snow
the tollnwtng change: Cash ih liand, de
crease, t !" wis mark; treasury iioiea, de
irtiaM, JLSj.ipa marka, other itjcuruica. ln-
Aahland, Neb 7 BC T
Auburn. Neb X7 tH .
Columbus, Neb.. S4 & .10
Falrhury, Neb... Hfi M So
Falrmotil. Neb... M VS T
Gr. Island. Neb Kij G .00
Hartmgton. Neb. K2 6. .tK'
Oakdiile, Neb M St .04
Citnatia. Neb Kf 04 .u2
T-ksmah, Neb... Ki ss .(p.
Carroll, la Kl uk .ii
Ciarinda. la of w,
Sibley, la 7? U .(p.
Kioux City, la K2 62 .00
Storm Lake, la. . 77 ao .i
Lli
Central
Skr.
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudv
Clouciv
Cloudy
Cloudv
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
OMAHA LIVE STOCk MARKET
Bext Beef Steerx fclkdt Etronfer for Ttei,
Good Ccw-x Eiptei.
HOGS ACTIVt AND HIGHER. DEVUND GOOD
TK1CT
No
Slu
AVERAGES.
tkee-Bi Market Big Iklase Lawrer for tke
'Week ebora laal.a Xvllr steady,
Tradlag Artla e W eeled Laaaka
Blow ta eaaale Las er,
BCtfTH C'luAHA, June 8. IX.
Receipta were; Cattle, turn Sheep.
Official Monday Ill 4.4M. i.l-fc
CifiK iii 'i uesuay L i& 7.MW li.iw
Official Weuneaday t.tP'i l..iaX a.a-l
Official i'bursuay .i uh .iW
"-fflcial Kriday -..wua lt..4n.. '
Official Saturday 47 7.Lsio 771.
Total Uiis week SZ.Z& KJstt VMi
Total last week lb 74r '.4. lit lis.iaki
Same days week before . .IK 4i4 41.'.4t 1.0
Same three weea agri. . .34.2f.ii 4i all Id 47',
Same lour weeks ag... . .11.142 4.S.D13 27.
Same day last year li.tC: tinkiu. .Kb
RECEIPTS FOR THE 1 EAR TO TjATE.
The ioiic wlns lame anew the receipts of
oaiue. hog and sheep al South umalia for
the year to dale, wiUi cumpwifcuu wiin
.aal eai-:
lii isiX. Inc. X-'ec
Cattle i.K..,b 4-i.iCli aa.iul
Hoga l.oi.. 1.13. 4i'l . ... locbl.
Slieep ti7o..lil ujK.MU k4.US
The foilowlng table shows Urn averui
price of bogs al South Omaha lur ine ussl
Several Ua.v w ith comtial'lsoiis:
Kate. LU. iitwt. lilkki. lsul. .JJhKi. :18.
Chicago, 111..
Colunibu. O
1'e MoiueG, la...
lndlu.nap .lis. lnd.
Kansa City. Mo.
Louisville. Ky....
Minneapolis
Oinatia. Neb
bl. Louia, M'.
of
ion.
2V
17
34
11
ih
li.
10
Temp. Rain.
Max. Mir.. Inches
74
74
7k
7k
at,
ki
7k
M
4
4C
46
&4
M
64
bC
hi
at.
6
Local Forecaster. Weather Hurwau
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. June X METAL The
metal market were all quiet and without
'Ui liable change Sja.t tin is ouoted at
tin .KS'oHti.ll'1. Copfier remain dull, with
lake and electrolytic- quoted at Iii..0O and
custliiM at Xi4 Tti Lead unchanged at X4.biq
4.-. Sillier w eak. X', Xn Iron ia aaid lo
lie steadier in lone, but the general range
is unchanged
ST Lulls June 8 -METALS Lead,
steady al ti 40.CK Cn ; spel ter, lower at
May lo
Mag lu.
May 17 .
klay it.
ftloy is
May 20.
May 21.
May 11
May
May 24.
May
May
May
Muy
May
Mai-
May Hi.
June 1..
June 1 .
June t..
Kb.
It. .
2h
2k.
is-
, j 4 k Si 11 a '" - t-
t 20 1 SO, ku 1 7, X m i 2S, 8
I 6 If 4 61 7 m a a .
i a -m, 4 a., a 87 i a ai, i
i a 4 a oi 7 12 ,d I",
i JS-, 4 4ti X 27; 7 11, 72, ; a.
1 j 4 41, t k4. Ui, t"., a US
I a iiW ; kik i ib. k fci. 8 fc
, i 4 3i. am ' o I in. M.,
, i ltHs 4 81' ! 7 Uu, i 67. b 04 X tl
I 6 16 4 6 04 ii u, iw,
, it l'1 4 46 o Iw t IK. i I lu. i
, fc 1, , 4 Wi I 77 t. . , b 60, w
, 4 lilt ii .l 7 ol, fa 61. 4 kb
, 6 11 j fa 70 7 0H. . 61, 4 Uli 8 60
6 1. , 4 U a ao 7 lo a m. a.i X a.
i 4 4k i 7 11, a .1 4 ki a i.
, , 4 uk b 3, i i 0, 4 Kb 8 bu
. , I lti 4 es tn, 7 07 , 4 o w
. i , 4 4H 6 ki 7 18 b 70 i uf
J'pfj'Bc It. wer for the week, with trsd'.ng a
little slew.
Vuots-.lons f .r cl'pjied rtock: Good te
rl r lamb li 'erf. lc. fair to g'od Isnn
X", ' fi b sc . gocd to choice l oiorado woo.ed
lamb i...i'(i7 li . grod tc c tioto yearltt ss,
Xi ip'ufilb. fair to g.md year'nrg X4 7wui. .
g n.d tii choice we: I, era. X4 iiiiCi4 St.. Su.t to
good wether X4 a'tp4.R(i; good to choice
sea. I ti4 W': fair to good i wea. t4 !u
4 40 Keprese tit stive Bale:
1 western r i-d 3 w 4 7T
n western lamb W'
(HICACrO l.IXE TO(K MAIiKCT
Cattle Steady Hogs a shade Iwret
kp aadl Laatka Steady.
CHICAGO. June X CATTLE Receipts.
head; market steady; good to prime
poor to n.e.ii ,im. X4 iphj
feeder Xl 7ixui oo; cow,
tl 7;'ii. 4'-: cnnner. tl t',0
4 ?, : i i'v,, i;i tia 01.
1., ipp. hea.i . etimstei
srket shade lowe? . r.ixed
4 IP"
steer, jr.. !.(, 4
T- 4t . stockeTs ami
K UMifi he!'. -
Cn2 f.o; bulls XI 77..
He ii 5S P.eo ipt
mnnaav. pk.ipp
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
WpkluyM ii ipp&rrct in ike 'Whole Lirt
cf Graiiik.
ALL DECLINE THROUCtiOUT THE SESSION
and but'-he-s I.", lf.u5 F7,. giod to choice
heavy. XT. a..-: p-i,. roi gh Ih-hvi X4 liii: li-.
liaM IS. ilpo; 8"t; bu'k of sales, ti i'ii.
bHLLP AMi LAMHK-Recff.ipts 2 ipK'
ln'ad , market stenrti , good to choice weth
ers, shorn X4 fiiPtif. ipi; fair to rhob mixed.
Shorn, XJt n4 a-, western sheep, shorn. X4 w
4i4HC; natlvp. isiT.b shorn, 84 fio-nl. Z, west
i ru iambs, Ii, i-tf 7 (IP.
KaaaaB City l.fve tok Market.
KANSAS CITT. June 8 CATTLE Re
ceipt, 4'. b.-ad. lncjiuil.t.f io southerns.
Mm k-t unchanged. choi,-e fxin.ri and
dressed lieef steera, xT.40tut.il1. fair to aood,
X4.2fawu.3t.; western fU ste-rs. k4.fkP-.7f, Ti,.
slot ker atid feeders. X.. i:, -4 7i,. s .utiievn
steers, is 4.-iif,.2. sotittierti c-ow s ti isii 4 ;
native cows. tl.l'.V'j4 7fc. native, belters. I; X
iui, li.. bulls. I2.7fvp-4.fiti; calves t. .Pkirfi.7i. Ke
ce'pts for the week, ? t: r head
11, M.4S Receipts. X.iKKi head Market 2Vc?
Dc higher; tei. If. X : .bulk of sales. IT.. 2,. 3
heavy. X.',.1T ii, 81 , packets, K..2n'ui.."..
Jiipts att.1 ligbt. Xi. lii-ii..;'.''. lieceipta lot the
weel: f . 7l.li h.-ad.
PHEKP AMi LAM Pfi Receipts, none
Market nominally sitndi, native lambs.
t;,.;.""i7.r.i.. western iambs, ti. Ti. ,7.;;;.. ted
ewes ii n l yeni-liT'irs. t4.1':..,i. 7T: Texas cUpped
JelirlltlgS. tii i.i:,.iii ; 'Jtxi.s clipped Sheep,
X4 li.ii,.ip', stoi ets atid lei-it t. X-.iiOiiH ot-.
Indicate Sunday.
The off.cial numlier of car of stock
brought lii today by each road was:
Hoga. Sheep. U ses
C, M. a St. P 4
Missouri pacific 1 .. 1
Vnion Pacific 20
C. at N. W. Ry lo
F., E. at M V 87
C t. P., M. ai 0 6
fa. at M Ry 14
C. H. at W 1 1
C, R. i. Ht P.. oast 4
Illinois Central 2
Chicago Great Western 1 .. ..
Total receipts 110 I 1
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Buers Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
Omaha l acking Co S32
fwift and Company l.HKi 8
C'udahy Packing Co 1 i,44k X
Armour cv Co 7tia 2Kti
Cudahy Pu'-kiug Co.. K C 4,k
Pwift and Co., country 3112
Morton a.- G 8
B. at 6 1W
Totals 1 7.B48 771
c " . . i -F. j uere were not enoua catue
hej-e touay to make a markeX, oniy three
loaus btung on sale. Receipts look heavy
for the week, but several thousand cat tie
billed ihrougn were Included In the offer
ing. eull, ine receipts liai-e been liberal
for the week and the general quauiy ol the
cfleriiigs has been good, aiuiough very
Utile strictly choice stuff has been received.
Cattle snowing grass have been in pool
demand, buyers discriminating between
grattsy stuff and the cornleda.
Monday a market on tieet steers ruled
generally a dime tiigher than the close of
last week, and there was a lair activity
lu the trade. From then on till the ciose
t.f the week the maraet on these kinds
rulid generally steauy. uti the desirable
stuff Uit market snows strunger prices,
Willi some little urgency to the demand,
put Ui fair lo good kinds show nu ad
vance and are in or right around the same
botch as laat week. Common kinds were
slow in moving ail w eek and on these kinds
the market was lower. The aiuw, dragg)
movement noted yesterday and the decline
in prices took on" a luue ou the general
market lor Ihe week. Considering me lib
eral receipt the market ia in lairly good
condition.
There was a moderate supply of cows and
heifers here this week, and at was the case
wiin stetiia, desirable kinds ruled stronger
wltn a lair demand to the trade. Common
grades, as baa been the case lor some
time., have not been in good uemand and
were slow in moving. Ou these kiuus the
market has been a shade lower all ihe
week. The general demand haa been ol
g.iod proportion and there haa been a fair
activity to the trading.
The supply of buna, veal calves and stag
has been uf about the usual proportions
this week and pricea have ruleu general.
steady, with a lair demand for good bulls
As la the case at lias time oi year, tne
supply of stockcrs and leedera was llfehi
for th week. Good light weight stun
ruled generally about steady fur the week,
with the heavy kino lower said in leaa de
mand. There waa very few load of hayfed
western here tiua week and pricea on these
kind ruled Just about steady.
Hutii There was k fair run her today
tor a oaturday, about lUa loada being ou
sale. Chicago reported a fairly good run
and early advice called the market steady,
buvera at this point were out early and no
time was lost in getting down to bustnes.
There was a good strong lone to ttic trad
ing and lii hogs were cleaned up lu good
season, buyers wanted lb hoga and the
general market shows an advance of
about Iic. Operant uida were made at
right around steady prices, but very few
load changed hands at those figures After
ihe first round or two the market strength
ened and sales were made al the advance
noted above. The bulk of the iiogs sola
today at Xn.rr t 20, w ith some hogs at
Xb.21Si and top al Xu ib. Trading all through
was active and in market closed strung
at the advance.
For the wees the market show a little
stronger. At tne opening of me week th
mantel went off about a dittit. but recov
ered the next day, and another slump waa
more than mude up by the advance of
Friday anU touay.
M. Loale 111 .t-k Market.
er L"i':s. k,,., June s. cattle -
c ipts. Imp- head, lticl jii li.i 'J t xans Miit
k t ateaiij . nu iiv shipping and export
st.-ers. K. inp'o-i. 2.; dressed bet I and but -her
:-e-s. Xi.in,iii, in-, steer ur-oer 1 ipk- lbs.,
X:. 7i. ,ii. 20: stock-'rs and feeders X...in"u4
cow and hellers XI tP'.ji. if. . rainier. XI ini
2.". bull. Ill 4'(l4. fie. CKiv.-s tn lP'"rt. fit'. 'It Xli
and Indian s'et rs, X,, uo"jfi.l', , cows atid heif
ers fl inp.ii 4 IP'.
H'.i.iiS Kecc-lpts. l.lliio head. Market
steady; pig and lights. f W(i. packers,
l-i .1111,111.41', butcher atid best iieavi, Xi. 3i,
U'i 411.
r H CEP AND LAMBS Receipts. Ki
hesd. Murket steady; native muttons, li.iio
")4.7;, lambs. X4.7wiv7.2f.: cull and bucks.
XI ,'i4.el'; Blocker. li.T&d-S.ilo; Tixana, Xi. l
4i4 o
St. Joaepb Live stock Market.
PT. JOFEPH. Mo.. June il CATTLE Re
ceipts, head. Market steady; natives.
I4 1'ip..; ce.ws and hellers, Sl.ativti.Jo.
tuckers and feeders. tl.inM7i.
HOiiS Receipts. 8.471 bead. Market a
shade higher; light. ti.274iii.So; niedium and
heavy. l',.27Vfi 'S
'KEEP ANli LAMP.S Rew-lpts, none;
denianu stro lg.
Mai Clt Live Mock Market.
BIOUX C3TT, Jua 8 iPjiecial Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, pp. head; mar
ket stead. i ; beeves X4.1w4cb.00: cow s and
belters. XI 7t.i'a4 hTj ; stock'-rs and feeot-ts.
$S.iP"i4 Ofi; canes and j earlltigs. Xi 114 10
HOGS Receipts. 7.IKP' head; mat ket
strong, selling at Xa.lSiA'i hulk of sales,
fc.li..i,.17'
Mrk la Piilit.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hoes, btieeti
Drr Gaiidp Market.
NEW TORK. June 8-IiKT GOOIiR-The
dry goads inarket lias been tery yuiet 10
day, the leading- houses list ing Inaugurated
the early closing season Th advancement
of price in numerous cotton and wooien
lima haa nit led to ttiiirt than a normal
artiviti anions bujers, although they ad
mit the ill-possibility of securing certain
goods.
Oils aad ksala.
NEW TORK. Jun I C)ILWottonsed
oil. steartv prime crud. nominal, prime
yellow. S'cPJ'AaC Petroleum sieadv, re
fined New Turk, !; Ph'ladelphla and
Iiaiumure. Xi.. Ki. '' fir' 1 his said bsiu
nioic Ui buk, Xii isa
Mo. ti Bk. Ft lao. iff gk rr
0 J. HI 111 18 JUT ii IS
71 a, MO lil" 7k. U4 Uli I xo
if,.'. :ii. 4i. ll4 7i i.t" ... I nu
ak ... i IX 4li I it, 7k nap iao t 10
4 l.li ... t 1 4 127 PC i l.
ti 41 ati I 1 221 ln t Xu
n XC an X J" 'j !.t 120 i k)
at S.b k I i'W U t2k 4( I 10 .
7, jim a- X l"n 't itii ku I to
7, i in- i 17 1, I-t. 11 liu I Jr
k. I' Uf I 17 2. Xkl ... X 80
1 tin ... 1 it ti.t in 1. an
at i, ai, l 17 1, 7 2'N1 ac v to
B li. 4tl X 17 1, 41- Wt, . . i 0
II. 2P1 I 1'ti TH 2t lt. I to
7 Ill' 141' I 17 1, M JJ IS' i, 10
41. i.;. ao t 17 Ti. i4c . . t
Ik. tl4 . . X 17 1 73 iW" 41 X to
Tk til Ik, I 1', 71 is 41 I to
n tr. iti. I ' r. hp lac 1 to
It. tit ite I ITib Tl t:t7 41. t 11
Ik , 1. 1 1"! Ik CJP kl' k to
4 4i. a- I l'm tt t. mo x 10
a m m i iti, Tt fit io ( 10
kl. S4 lto X 17 B Z;T 14" I 10
Ik. 4t ko I 1TW Ik 1 I Id
14 1"T IK. I 1Tib TI S. ku I 10
M tf.7 ISO X 7 at t.U ko ( 10
ku tut. . 117, r. mp ko I to
t,5 131 ill! t 171, at till ll. t lo
all Ml as X lTw 71 Mt ku I J
ti xa ao li', 114 141 too x
ti M . X i' TT XIX a I li
st ta. 10 X IT-b TT 2.11 . . X to
at 277 lao X n T4 tio no t to
Xi 2T. 10 X 1T 4 222 ... X ti
ki 24 ... X 17 II 222 ... I 10
r K-4 111' X IT, 6T ti-4 II' X li
71 t'JC M X 1T k4 .-M-4 40 X tit,
71 14, ... X a 2P 1" I t.
II S42 Ik! lit, T7 21 lii, X 211,
II kt, ... tat- p 21a ... Ii:,
II tMi ... i lo k 2P2 ... X 22w
it :t4 iiu Ik- i tut ... x liw
1 44 I XV XI. 1.2 10 I ti.
as. 21? 100 x to bu ... ia
71) 1S4 ... X 10 XI- I ao X IX ,
72 1.1 kC I It' Xu 1-4 ... X to
76 llOi 120 I TI 1-1 40 I ti.
Tt t- W f ta X4 JMt ... 111.
at 14 ... I
South Omaha
Pioux Cltv ...
Kansas City .
ft. Joseph
t?t. Louis
Chicago
Totals
47
. 100
. 400
. 8
. fHJ
.4.000
7,oo
7.io
8 'pk
8 41
8. 110
lfi.tPK)
t.876 Sfl.121
778
800
S.tsKI
8.078
Only Jaly (pats Holds lp Forelga
Markets Are L4wter I -astern
tllera. rkert f "St keat,
ataalug at Dalata.
C'M AHA, June S. 15PI&.
The w liol list of gram was we ak. AU
except Jmv com and oat opcneJ lowr
lhan Jestrnaj. Lcer cables and ff'tid-i-I-the-week
profit lakiiig weie the laiiots.
Ju'.i oat was the oiui grain Ihal lu.d
at. here near yesterday ttyutes They
opened i,c lower and clost-u uncl.aiigi-ti.
w;tt: leaiureles tracing
W heat t-pened v ky" off and suffered fur
tl.er decline. Jul closed at r,c. t--pteni-Iht
at tC'-c and I icroiiilH r at hi 11 . bei
timber and lecetntiei corn t j-ff-ned
lower All month declined further J uly
closed ai 4!c, oid Juiy at bi . pieplemtier
at 4p,c, cl cl SepiemU-i- at 4!.c and lie-cenib-i
at 4t:it iluly outs fltiisiied at :iic,
pi ember at 2k(c and iH-cetoUet at Zt-'itc..
Itroomhsll cst.ied from Liierpool' "t'tiow s
r-port and -:id c.f ihe week p-of ,t taking
caused n ojienmg with price lower lu
Juiy w heat and d lower in rVptemtier.
Roih months eased o ffsn audiuonai Sid
lat r The close whs .id km-i. Corn,
altet ojietif.g sd lower, declined on
liiporteis seiimj: and on rumors tuat a
Chicago hoiih' Mas seiiing liere. ll closed
6eti lower. The wiitids wheat sblpmentB
lor the w eek art i nniited St l".4iHH
bil.-is iihini.t l-.jil i.ni busi.i is tt.e
previous we--k. c .f im tiuiitaity Lurope
w ill t it 1, 4. ubout K'p .iph- i'usi.t .p. There
probably will be s - it decrease In the
yuantni c-t breiulM i.fl 011 pitSMare. Ar
rivals of brehcist .if int.. the I'mted King
dom the pust w.-ek v rt aboi.t 4 4tki,tH
busbeis. i.gait.st i.Mo.iPK. busheiS the
pre -I'-us week anj .h.-pio l.usiit , a 3 ear
atu."
A wire from the Southwestern (-rain com
pany at 'i(M-a Kat, , etirrobora i-- Snow-s
teiilmor.y retarding the southwest. sn Ilia
tinit a matk-'d detei-ior-ailon in tht- condi
tion of growing winter wheal lo.s taken
pisce in th- mom t: ot Mnv. Toieti.. saj s
that tlie i-l.10 June wheal condition 1 ln,
against HO a men: h s.go l'uluth owners of
ctasb wheat are s--titii' 11 to eastern Hilliers.
who are uppnrentii sliort of supplies. At
Chici. go aiso large yuauutie are Imiiir
hipped east Proker there complittn thst
tht-i arc ut.iit-ie tc. g--l t.n-t-.-. for tl.etr cus
tomers, slthougii they ate balding st Iff flg
uies I't.e demand for flout Is disappoint
ing to Minneapolis millers S nne report a
fair business others pom p.uer ere hold
ing off for lower price Their stocks are
getting low, hcat'itr. and It I only a quea
tion of thirty days or less when they will
have to buy. Corn Is going out of Chi
cago a fast a it recently came In. There
are now under charier l.Wio.ooo bushels by
the leading bull interest, and the contract
stoc k is only 2."infj.000 bushels.
Onsalia (ask Sales.
CO P.N No. S. 4 cart, 46c; no grade, 1
car, c
Omaha (ask Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 7ivH.nO; No
8 hard. r::i:Huc ; No. 4 hard. 80(41 Kic; No. 8
spring. Wiu
CoK.N No 2. 4t'.c; No. 3, 4C1c; No. 1
4.rr; no grade, 4(.i44c;. No. 2 ytiiow, 4iac;
No. 8 yellow, 4l,c.; No. 2 wulle., 4lUc; No.
8 w hite, 4(UTc.
OATS Nu. I mixed. SPVi ; No. 8 mixed.
2kc, No 4 mlx'd. ai4c; No. i white. 81c;
No 8 white, 5c; Nu. 4 w hite, 3iK , Bland
ard. Sic.
Carlvt Receipt a.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
gt. Low is General Market.
BT. LOUIS. Jun 8. WH EA T Lower ; No.
t red cash elevator. WrU,c; track, Xl.mVafS
107: July, wpgmec; September, 8(Hc; No. 2
hard. n.02(ai.i4.
CORN Lower for futures: No. 2 cash, toe;
track, fmtioii'irt-; July, 4c; Iiecember,
441,c.
OATe Plrm: No. 1 cash, Sic; track. 82c;
July, 2s V; Sept ember, 2c; No. i white,
FLOTR Steady. Red winter patents.
X4.k.'flt.l0; extra fancy and straight, X4 .7 tiicj
X4 so. clear. XK.("-Pfi't4-0().
TIMC-THT FEEIi Steiidy. K.WKgt.BO.
CuRNMEAL Steady, X1.50
ERAN Steady; sacked east track, 77(67Sc
HA Y Steady , timothy, t-WpSIu.Oo; prairie,
tC.(PiiI;i.50.
IRON COTTON TIES-llHc.
PAGGING liic
HEMP TWINE P,c
PP.ciVIPlONS Steady: Jobbing. 812 75.
I Aid. easy; prime steam, td 71'Sc Iiry suit
meats, steady; bojeed extra shorts. X7 0;
clear ribs, 87. ii": short clears. 7.621c. Bacon,
steady; boxed extra shorts. Xb-lieYxc; clear
ribs. thll'Vi short clear, XvirTv..
POVLTRT Lower; chickens. 10c; springs,
17&'2iir: turkeys. 11c; d ticks. ltct'14r: geese, (ic.
Bl'TTER juiet; creamery, lto&2Kc; dairy,
"J7'lir.
EGGS Steady at 33c
Receipts. Shipments
riour. bhls (i.iPPi ll.ooo
Wheat, bu 37.000 M.(pi
Corn, bu 7Si.ipi0 (7.(i0
Oats, bu &4.U1K) 64,000
Waol Market.
LCiNrON. June 8. WOOL The general
tone of the wool market during the week
was firm. The arrivals for the next series
number 112,774 bales, Including U,M bale
forwarded direct The Import for the
week were as follows: New South Wales,
2,527 bales; Cjueensland, (io bales, Victoria,
".fiHC bales; South Australian, 2So liaies:
Tasmatuan, 41 liales; New Zealand. ( 4:T,
hales; Cajie of Oood Hot and Natal. i.tHf
bales, and elsewhere, 2.(121 hales.
PT. LOl'IS. Mo.. June 8 -WoOL Firm.
Medium grades, combing and clothing. a;"r
&-; light fine. IWl'ftc; heavy fine. ltn TPc ;
tul- washed, Sli,,llls;C.
RO.ST11N. Mass. June 8 WOOL Th
Boston Commercial Bulletin will say to
morrow: Prices are stiffening, but no m
terlHl advances are reported Condition
are favorable to dealer, and a satisfactory
volume of purchases of all wool have been
mad bv consumers. Australian and South
American coarse breed have moved freely
and th new domestic wool have sold In
considerable quantities, both In spot and
to arrive Bi'vtng in the west is about
over, and the fleece wool sections are well
sold at fancy prices. The foreign markets
are strong with a rising tendency. The
shipment of wool from Boston to date,
from Iiecemlier 2). 1H.H. ac-ording to the
same authority, sr lif, 7HI ,1'IS pounds.
against OKI pounds at the same time '
lust year 7 he reoeij. ts to dute are 12..,
llG.tvel pounds, against IIS.44h,Ml ptiunda lor
the aame period last year.
Chicago 1 2i.(t IBS
Kansas City do at 11
Minneapolis 2uC
Omaha 6 12
Luluth t
St. Louis 17 79 SS
Minneapolis Grala Market.
The range of prices paid ai Minneapolis,
as reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany. 110-111 board of Trade, was:
Article. I Open. I High. I Low. I Close, i Tes'y.
Wheat
July...
Sept...
Sept...
Lee...
1 lOTvV
&0'ln,11t
4k-i
'.u:
1 12V
fib j
Bom
4fV
4tt.!
1 lV
4ii
4ki
4o 1
iiv:
4skl
40
1 US
go'
5'ii
4M 4
40),
New.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLFTiO , O.. June 8 -SEEP Clover,
cash, 87 76. Prime alsike, J7.7&; prime tim
othy, 81.60.
DONALD MACK. AY
Mrmtiet New 1 oik aad Bv wa Saxk
Compriamf a
masinty td taa
itirmlinrt of Iba
lata brm of
Yemurre Xi Ce.
LATHAM A. FISH
CT.O. D. MACK.AY
Mcmtan New "1 ark Stack Ladiansc
G. TROw 'BRIDGE HOLLISTER
ad
F. VI'. kXNDRlCIC
Mackay & Co.
Bankers
Nassau and Pine Street, New York
1 3 Congress Street, Boston
Dealers in U. S. Government Bonds and
other Investment Securities.
Deposits received and interest allowed
on balances, subject ta draft at sight.
' Maatn Vim. tV Co.. Philadfliihia, Pa.
Mffaart Thoa. branck 61 Go.. KidiiuondA'a.
Cofiaaipiiinsnii Couaacaadbi- pnvsat wars
Edv;ards-Vood Co.
Incorporated
rVaia Otflc: Fiith ad R.barU trU
T. fAllL mNN.
CE.ALE.RS IN
BHELf' One car of shorn lamlis cinisu
tuied the re tjita here lnoay. i.cit enough
lo nuikt a mark l. For tt.e e a the mur
ket at Ihi l-i'ilil 1 in sstisiactori ccmcu-
tiuu as ooii.paied silli other points, despite
the fact that prices on sheet, ruied Sener
ahv icia-er There ha been a i,.d deii.aiul
for shorn lan US all the week and 011 this
eiass of stun the market l j-st bikiui
sle.Jv. The latent- of the seaa.in haa had
depreesitii; effect on tlie puuicu iaino
tnsoe and tliey have he-o hard to move at
ihe price. The anorn lamh market Iisls
lieen lairly active and th re has t-een sonpe
l'.iua ura-enc to the demand. The sheep
market oi-ea not atic m- up tup aeli f.r tn
Mk at do tne li.n m. ine demand ueli.a
rather llrht. Condltn-ta are just the re
verse of Ihnee prevailmc last week. Last
a-atek huvers a a r led she. p this eeu thev
aaOiled iaCila. Th luaraet uu Sheep ruled
Cotton Market.
NFW TORK. June I CriTTON-Future
closed steady; June. 7 8c: July 7 HKc ,
Atisust. K(pc; Septemlier, K Hfic ; Octr.her,
B 1(k- . N(.ven,li-r. K.14c; ri' c-emlier. Klitc;
Janunry, r l7te: Fehrtiarv. :r7r Spot closed
quiet ; mldtilins uplands. k.S-K-; middling
rulf 7f.r . sines. Tione.
Ll VKJiP' it 'L. June COTTON F:i-t.
sniftl! huRiri'-ss dfirie : price ten points
loat-r: Amff-ri.-aii middlitig fiiir. filiid: at.md
mlcldlinir. 4.7M. middlitin. 4 (iod . low mid
dliriK. 4 41d; s--Kid ordinary , 4 2nd ; ordimi-v,
4 liid Th'- sale of the day were f, (up. bale,
of which B'Pi hnles sere for siieculatlon and
exiiort iir.d Included E.r.fp. Imie Americaii.
Kecett'ts, .l.(Pio ou.lt h. including lu.4 -1. liales
Amem-an
FT L 'TIS Mn.. June B COTTON
Ouiet. Midclllng; k7-10c; sales none; re
ce't.ts. IM' hale; sliljiments, none; stock.
44.kai. hales.
toff re Market.
NEW TORK. June li COFFEE Future
ofiened steady at utichaned price to an
advance of i piirt on huvlne. attrltnited
to Eurc-tieao Interests fullos-ins; lairly
steady cahles and BiKid decreast In visihle
supply statement for Msy. Tradinr
waa rather more actiie tha'i recently and
the r.arket held steady throughout the
session. The close was stead - net un
chuns".d to Id points t is-her. with sale cf
liS.i&n hilars ilii lurtinf July at f. one : leiiiem
lier at 7k-; Nci-emtier, CS'ic; Iiec-emt-r.
; March, 7c. fcpoi, quiet. No. 7 Involci ,
Tc.
Stocks, Grain, Provisiofl;
Ship Your Grain lo Ua
Brattrk Offlee, llO-Ill board af TraAa
Bids, Oaaaka. Irk. Telepbaae 8A14V
n' ''14 1 ' V 11 r, Vt 1 , w Rniitlt Oitmhi
uidependeut fuuttt a.
HU-eJ4 LXl'tiani
Ben r-hona &k
W. Farnam Smith
& Co.
Stocks, Bonds'
Investment Securities.
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