THE OMAHA DAILY BEG : FRIDAY , JUNE 8 , 18U
Jt
COMMERCIAL AND F1NANCIAI
Wheat Wa ? Fovcrbh and Irregular , FlnOtti
ating Within a Narrow Kange ,
OUTSIDE ORDERS WERE QUITE NUMEROU
Karly HiilKO AVns Attributed to the Stronfic
Cables nnd Ilnd Crop Noun from
thn Xorthwcut .Sloclta
nnd lloiuU ,
CHICAGO , Juno 7 , Wheat was foverls
nnd Irregular today , fluctuating frequent !
within JJic range nnd finishing with %
loss. Higher cables sent prices up , but th
advance was met by fiee realizing. Cor
closed V&c lower , oats unchanged and prc
visions slightly higher all around.
In wheat there was a heavy trade , prlc
changes being sharp and frequent. Oulsld
orders wcro numerous and local trader
operated on n large scale. Thcro was heav
realizing by longs , and shorts covered freely
Opening trades were at from ' .4 to MIC ad
vance , but noon bold off Ic , rallied frpm }
to Ic , cased off I'/sC , and closed easy. Th
early bulge was attributed to the stronge
cables and bad crop news from Iho north
west , and the decline ) which followed due t
free realizing. The second bulge was duo I
private cables from I'arls quoting an ad
vancu equal to 5c , and the price reccdci
again when the public cables were an
nounccd. Another factor early waa a cabl
from Uorlln reporting the rye crop dam
aged and the market excited and higher
New York was said to "bo buying on ft ;
cables and St. Louis also purchased frcel ;
on crop news from the southwest. But tin
local crowd was Inclined to be bearish , am
the market was unable to rally from tin
last , break , closing near the bottom.
Corn was fairly steady within from ' /4 ti
% e range. Keallzlng and the action o
wheat were responsible for the moderate ds
cllne.
Oils wore excited , July fluctuations cover
Ing I'/jC range. Dad crop reports and shorti
covering sent prices up , with a reaction latei
on free realizing. Thu close was Vic from tin
top.
Provisions weic again very dull , but ad.
vanced slightly on some buying by packers
Compared with last night July pork Is 7' t
higher , July lard 2'ic higher , and July rlln
Mi higher.
There was an active demand for vessel
room at lc for corn , and ono boat for oats
got l < 4c to Huffalo to load at eight houses.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. I Open , f I Low. | ClOHO.
Whc"alNo.
Juno Cft'- C'7.
July C.UU W
Sept , . ub > i OOJS
Com No.-/
Juno. . . . an ? now
July 40 40
Ft-lit. . . . 41 41
Oal No. ' . ' . . .
Juno ? ! } * nnu
July '
Sept so }
Tork per bbl
July o : , 11 n''M 12 05
Sept 12 02M 10 12 02 | < 12 I'JH
Lniil.lllOlbii
Juno fl 7UM 10W fi 70 n TO
0 7VM (1 ( 724 ! sic
& . : : : : : U SO tiS G 80 G 8u
Short Klb'-
Jnly 0 17'i 0 17J $ 0 22
Sept i ) i k So U ID 0 20
Cnth ( inotntlnna were ns follona :
-IXITlt loni2Kc hlglicr.
WHBAT No. 2 spring , 07o ; No. 3 sprlnc , nom
inal ; No. 2 loil. 5"c.
COUN No. 2 , 39Xffl39Wc ; No. 3 yellow , 39 4 ®
40c.
OATS Ni. 2. 41',4c ; No. 2 white , 40illV4c ;
No. \\liltc , 40iT41c.
rtVn No. 2. 49c.
IlAltt.UV No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , Clffl54c ; No.
4 , MVic.
KLuXX SKGD-No. 1. J1.33V4.
TIMOTHY HBKB I'rlnic. 4-10.
TnoVIHIONS Mess pork , per lilil. , $1197'4O
12.00. Lnril , per 100 Ibs. . tij.074Q6.70. Shoit
rlbH Blilcn ( luostO , ! O.MflC.i ; dry salted ohoul-
ilcrs ( boxed ) , J5.C2 < Aii5S7Vi ; short clear xlilfti
( boxed ) . 6.r.0fl0.75.
WHISKY Distillers' finished gooJs , per gnl. .
J1.15.
Tlio followlne were tlio rcoeipisina
Jorlocliy : :
On the Prodiico oxolianeo today the bnltor mir-
hct wns unehaiiBwl : creamery. 14alil ! o : dairy ,
10311 Me. Egk'H , Bteacly ; Btrlctly freali , l
NKW Y011K Oi\iilAL
Yostordny'H Qnntntlonit on Flour , drnlu niul
I'rovlHlniiH , Mctnlr , ICtc.
NRW YORK , June 7. FLOUR Hecelpts. 34.000
bblfl. ; exports , 30,400 bbls. ; enlea , 27,0)0 pkgs. ;
market active early , but the late decline In wheat
checked business ; exporters closet ! out a line ot
linkers at old prlcea. Southern Hour , steady ;
wak'8. 4f > 0 plies. Rye Hour , Bales , COO bblu.
Buckwhcnt ( lour , nominal.
HUCKWItnAT-null.
CORN HKAL Finn ; nale . 400 hbls.
IlYK Nominal ; car lots , state , 5Cffl3 c.
IIAHLKV Nominal.
1IAIU.RV MAIjT Fnlrly nctlvc.
WHEAT ItecelptB , 400,000 bu. ; exports , 73,000
bu. ; taili'fl , 13,230,000 bu. of futures , 60,000 bu. ot
fcpot ; No. 2 leil. In store ntul elevator , f'Jftc ;
nlloat , Cl',4c ; No. 1 hard , 70 c ; options strong ana
IilRbcr on buIIlHh crop reports nnd very utront ;
cnblfR , noon renctert on heavy soil Inc. but again
declined , nnd after ( luctuatltur thin way all day
void oft nnd closed \\cnlt nt ' , ific net ilecllnc ;
No. 2 led. June , closed at W' o ; July. WM
61Tic , clos.Hl nt COTic ; AllRUSt. KilK , closed al
C2o ; Heptember , C3i4jCH.c. ! ( < ! OKOI | at 03 Vic ; De
cember , CdC60o , closed at CCSie.
COUN Hecelpts , 133.000 bu. ; exports , Ct.OOO bu. ;
BnlCH , & 93.0UO bu. of futures , ICO.uiO bu. of spot ;
Knot market llrm ; No. 2 , 4lilillic In clouilor ,
44Hffll4 aflont ; option market opened stronger ,
but weakened on leallzlni ; after 110011 , locoverlnn
nnd closed steady "ana unchunitctl ; June closnl at
4l'io ; July , 41 13-16fr4le , clone < l nt 42c ; AiiKtist ,
45iQ ? ( UHc , closed nt 43c ; ticptcmbur , llTiWJCUc.
closed nt 4Cc.
OATS llecclpts , 52.000 bu , ; exports , COO liu. ; '
unlen , 315,000 bu. of futures. Sl.OW bu. of spot ;
rpot maiket llrm ; No. 2 , 47o ; No. 2 delivered ,
430 ! No. 3 , 4Co ; No. 2 white , 48o ; No , 3 white.
47cr track , mixed western , 48 48 < 4c ; track , white
western , 4SO5lc : track , white state , 4Sf ? . " > lc ; op.
tlon market active nnd higher on further un
favorable crop news and covering of ncatby
Hhorts , which canned Juno to advance ' , 'jC and
July Ulo ! June closed nt 43'Jc ' ; July , 43' , ; © ! 3Tic. (
closed nt 43Ho ; AiiKUst , 3G > iifr37e , closed nt 37o ;
Heptember , 3l ( } > 3IKc , closed at 34c ,
HAY Steady ; nhlp | > lnB. CuaCOc ; good to cholc ? .
70fTS7Uc.
* .O1'H Dull ; state , common to choice , 8li3 ( ;
IIIUIIH Inactive ; wet salted Now Orleans , se
lected , 45 to 03 HIB. , 4'i 4Kc ; Texas , nclectcd.
93 to tiO Urn. , 4f3c ; lluenos Ayrcn. diy. 20 to 24
U.H. . loiifillo ; Texntf dry. 2t to 3) Ibs. . D c.
l.KATIIIMl Dull ; hemlock sole , lluenos Ayres.
IlKht to heavy uo'ghtB , 10W18 : .
WOOL Fnlrly active ; Uomcgtlc lleece , lS420o ;
pulled , 20(28o. (
I'UOVIHIONS Ileef , steady. Cut mMits , nrini
pickled bellies , CHJfie : pickled MioulderH , CHifi
( , vlo : pickled bums , lOUOlOHe. I.urd , steadier ;
western steiim closed at (7,03 asked ; Kales , 100
tierces nt IT ; July cloaeil nt J7.03 nominal ; relined -
lined , llrm ! continent. $7.4) : South Ame.lcn. $7.80 ;
romiwund , MilfCo. 1'ork , llrm ; now mcs , J13.23M
13.60.
llt'TTUIl-Ktronifi western dairy. lOfllOUo ;
western creamery , ISViClSc ; western factory ,
14 0 : iinlns , ISo ; Hlnlu dairy , 12Q17c ; state
crrnmeiy , 15tlSc ,
CHIUaK-Bteady ; state , larcc , 7iC9Vtc.
KOClK-HtrDne : state nnd IVnntylvanln. 14f $
14iic ; western fresh , 124tfUJc ! ! ; receipts , 7,811
pkKS.
TAM.OW-Flim : city ( J3 ptr pkg. ) , 4 3-lGc ;
country ( pkcs. free ) , 4 3ltr4ftc , as to Quality.
I'lCTHOLUUM-Klrmer ; United closed at $8V4
bid.
bid.liostK Firm ; strained , commin to BOO I , J1.S3V4
O1.37 ) i.
Tt'HI'KNTINK-FIrm ; 30 ROUc.
HICK Sleady ; domestic , fair to extra. 4060 ;
Japan , 4UMc.
MOLAHSKS-Stfndy ; Now Orleans , open kettle ,
good to choice. 23K3Ce.
I'lO UlON-Dullj Scotch , 19.WffK.50 ; Ameri
can , ju.oo mw.
COl'l'Klt-Qulet ; lake , * 9 ,
l.KAU Qulfl. e.inler ; domentlc , 1,10.
TIN-ia ler ; straits , 119.60 txskcJ. Plates ,
market oulet ,
HI'KM'KU Flrm r ; domestic. 3.STi ; sales on
chunKe , three earn spelter nt > 3 47t4CRH > .
CO'l TON SUIU ) ott - Nomlimli prlmo crude ,
nominal : off crude , 20UMc : yellow butter Kru.k's.
See ; cliolca yellow , 330 ; prlina yellow , Ka ; lellow
oft grades , 3H4H-c ; prime white , 3Cf37c.
i City AlnrkutH.
KANSAS CITY , Juno 7. WIIUAT-About lo
hlKher ; No. 3 hard. 52c ; No , 2 red. We ; No , 3
< ! . B0 61ci rejected , 4itf Gc.
lXUN-CjUl . No. 2 mixed. , 7 O37Ha ; No. I
white , JMvdMc.
OATS Very firm ; No. 3 mixed , 3So ; No , 2
white. SSHc.T
-T Wmt creamery , 1401Jc ; dairy , IZ
*
KOOS Firm to hlKhcri strictly fresh , 7Ho ,
IlKCUUTS Wheat , 1,000 bu. ; corn , none , oats ,
4.000 bu.j corn , none ;
outs , none ,
Oinulm fruit Aiictlnn.
At the fruit auction held yesterday after.
noon about 1,000 bopces of cherries wcro Hold.
The niarkut waa very active and thu bid.
I.horpool Alur 'i .
I.lVEllI'OOU June 7. WIIGAT CloseJ tlrmj
demand pour. No. 2 red , winter. 4 > id ,
COUN Flrwj demand moJtrute ; new mlxvJ ,
pot , > Hj fulurrs , nrm ; o > mnn < l fnlllnR M
June , 3 fkl , July , JsJd ; AuKiml 3 M
KIOril Dull ; ilrmnnd irnxlcmtoj St. Kou
fnnry wlnt.-r , fji M.
1'IlOV'tfllOXK-I'ork. dull ; drmnn.l . rwr ; prln
mem. wpstrrn. C7 eiii mnllum , K * M. I.nr
steady ; demand txior ; spot , 3isCdj future * , r
demand.
Ht. I.oiiln ( Jeiicnil Aliirl 't.
. ST. r/lIS , Juno 7.-n.OtIIl-netler : patent
t2.S5p2.a3 ; rxtrn fancy , | I.13 < fiCOj othrni , ill
WlliAT-OneneiI strung , but cfferlnf
drove prices bnek. cAlifltiK an unsettled nmrke
with the clone lo Mow ypMcnluy's prlpps ; No.
red , cosh , unjo ! June , 64oj July and AUKUS
65UC : HfptoinlnT. M 4c.
COIlN-WnM slnrk with wheat , losing He ; NI
n > lj"l. oni.li , SJijc ; July. 37'4c.
OATH nimicr on rcnllxlne ; No. 2. caili an
' ' 33C
UYJJ-NothlnR dolns.
AlU.iY-.VotlK , | , .
J 'AN-Jlc bid , east track.
' ' { AX-HlKlier ; 11.15.
HAl Bironifi prlma to choice timothy , 18.50' '
j
1' , " ; ' ' C)0j | ) creamer ]
cliolco ilalry. 13c.
.
. . ! TIIJK-1'nchanBi.Ml ; ! )5c$1.00. )
JIAtl ( ItNrt-UnrhnnKPdi BJiBCc.
t'llOVIHIONS-Flnn. with fair business. Port
B an.lnnl in-ss , lobUtif2.M. | . l , rd , prim
Etenni , 16.37(4 ; choice , O.EO. Dry salt rnenti
' " "t ' " " "I'l-rK. 3.73 ; lonus nnd rib * . J0.1t
* V.1Inc" " . puckt-d sliouldern , 0.7 !
, , iIl'ii'iITH.I''loUr ' 4' ° " ° l'l'H-5 ' wlirnt , 4,000 bu ,
corn , ii.OOO bu. ; oiitM , 50,000 bu.
. , iVlU''N''r' * ' ' ' 'our' ' " .W bblr. ; corn , 81,000 bu ,
oats , * . ! , 'JOO bu ,
Coffro .Miirkrt.
, .NJT YOH'fIl" > ° 7-COFFr.i : Optlor
i
nil i ' "titular : Dect-mber ndum cd T poliiti
i u " " ' " 'ilf'l ' lo 10 point * highermled Ber
irniij nrm : cloned nteady at 5 point * decllnf
ill "J'nij ' Kf' mcludlnit : .limn , JH.W : Jnl )
'OcljlM > : liizwiiso'i 'iWtttitw
tlJ'SSiil'Si' ' .
: l7.fl.l2-s"'t'01 ! ' > nrei > . Itlo , dull , umilnal ; Ni
J'-,1" ' ' " "i1' llu" ! t'oriliun. > 19.00fl9.2JJ fnle ;
l.i'J ' ) IIIIKH ( Vnlral Amerlrnn , p I. Warebniii ,
ddlxerli" ; yisterdas' , f'-CJ ) bajt ; New Veil * Bloc
today , 1ilM3 bniji ! t'nlltd KtutHM ! < tncli. 217,0 !
llaifi nllllllt tar I'nlled SlateK.-C'l.CiM bans : tntn
J.'J" ' ' ' ' .f"r " ' " I'nlled HtnlM , 233,0110 baK , asalnt
4..S,1'k. ln s ln t year.
HANTpS , June 7. Maikot qufeft Koo.1 nveras
" " " " ' receipt2.WW baBs ; ntucU , 27W
.
b.
HAMIlUltfl , Jurin 7. Mniket Meady price
unehanRnl t , , 1 ttK. loner ; nlf0 , 8.0VJ bawn.
, < i , ' Illnc 7. llnrUel e > p n d qultt nt ' 51
inJ"w''r' . . uce'l" ' ' ' < l ' .4' . reacted Ufi receipts
v-UI ° ti',13 JAJJC'no. June 7.-Marlcet w-nk
S1.0' , ' * Vn ! I5c < 1.lpt * > 8l00 ° b"KS ! rleartd for Unlit. .
' ga ! iurc | ' " ' 3-000 bas3 : 8locl <
us ow'biss
Cotton
. ? LpANS. June 7.-COTTON-Flrm
' , ' , ' , ' ' "JU'es " ' ; to arrive. 200 bales ; receipts
I.JI Ji'ileH ! stocit , F0.313 bales ; futures , mile
lin.1 ( letnily ; salts , 32,000 bales ; Juno. J7.07 bid
v-7$7 0"fl7-nS ! A"K1" " ' 7.off7.W ; December
$7lV$7.1fi : J.iniinrj' . $7.20.
HI'Iol"s ; - Ju"o , 7-cOTTON-Flrm ; Bales
4,400 bales
; receipts , 200 bales ; shipments , 40
bales ; Block , 303,000 bales.
OAIViSTON. Tex. . June 7-COTTON-JIId
dlhV , 7 MCc ; pnlet , 1.C33 bales ; receipts , 4 ;
bnlis ; cxpurts , 1,073 bnlen ; stock , 11,273 bales.
husiir .llnrkct.
JrJYiVOni1 , Juno , 7.-SIJOAn-naw , nrm
I-lCc hlRhcr fair ' -
; lellnlng , 2'ic ; eentririiBal.5i
lest , 2j4c ; sales , 430 tons Muscovado , S9 test a
, TA"atCr to I'l'lladclphla. ' 27-lCe. ox ship"
10.000 IHIRI centrlfURal. ! ' 8 test , to Doston nl
! tCnvT nMW ) , baB34 l11- fnlr demand ; linn ,
LONDON , June 7SUOAHrnneInn
- - , /Inn / ; Improving -
proving slouly ; ccnti UBul Java , 13s CJ ; Mufl.
covado , fair rennlng12s. .
Oil aim-lifts.
he1d.V2A As"es.S-b (
IlOSlN-riim. fl.03.
'
KriIUTS-FInn ; 27'ic.
TAH-Steady ;
llard' l ! sott'
York Dry Goods Miirkot.
uUno 7TTllcrc Is C ° od number
. .he marlet' nnd B ° me attention
was extended to many kinds of Roods other
tlian atopies , with moderate results. The low
irlces current nro nttiactlnu more Intcrtcst. and
) urclmicrs feel that no matter -what comes the
bottom lias been reached. Rales of 20 000 nloi-pu
print cloth for July nt 21 1-lCc were reported.
Dulutli Wheat .tlurlict.
DOLUTIT , June T.-WHCAT-Closcd dull ; No 1
inrd. cnsli.C'Ko ' ; June , CHie : July , 61 icNo i
Cars wheat Inspected , 32.
Wool Miirltot.
ST. I.OUIS , Juno i 7. WOOL Very strone- !
STOCKS -ANO JJONUH.
Share Speculation on 'Chance Opened Quito
Jlrlsk Yesterday.
NEW YOHK , June 7. Share speculation
on the Stock exchange opened up quite brisk
.his morning , and the trading was well dis
tributed. The greatest business was done
n the Industrials , and of this group Sugar
was again most active.
Toward the close the market te'camo very
quiet. There were occasional periods of
weakness during the day , but the prevailing
one was firm and the majority of the shares
raded In show advances on the day
ranging from % to % per cent , Sugar
and Northwest being about the only
active shares which show a do-
cllno from the closing figures of yesterday.
The trading for foreign account was less
ban for some days past , and was fairly di
vided between both accounts , but the
strength of American securities In London
counteracted any unfavorable Influence that
might have been drawn from the smallness
of the London purchasing movement. The
higher prices for wheat were a factor In the
upward trend of prices of the grangers In
ho morning , ttiese shares advancing
4 and % per cent , but later
est the gains , except St. Paul.
Sugar was sold In the early dealings to re-
illzo profits , breaking % per cent. Then the
clique began to buy nnd a full recovery en-
uod. In the later dealings a reaction of 1
per cent took place , followed by a recovery
of % per cent and a final reaction of > / ,
making the loss on the day of % per cent ,
'ho railway and miscellaneous bond market
vas fairly llrm , but some of the Issues dealt
n made declines.
The Evening Post's London cablegram
ays : Another record was made In the Hank
of England's return today. The proportion
of cash to liabilities la nearly 78 per cent ,
'ho coin and bullion amount to 86,060-
00 sterling , a gain during the week of
11,017,000. ot which 1077,000 < vero gold 1m-
) orted , 807,000 being bar gold and United
States coin , nnd 42,000 from the continent ;
50,000 went out to Argentina. The stock
narkets were Idle today , but Americans were
trong on bears covering. The grangers
vero specially good on the rlso In price of
vhcat. All closed at the best. Argentine
locks were steady. The monthly trade re-
urns are discouraging. The Imports have
alien off 7 and 8 points. The very decrease
n Imports Is partly accounted for by the
argo Influx ot gold during the month.
The following nro the closing quotations
on the leading stocks ot the Now York exchange -
change today ;
MchUon 8 N. AW. pfd 21W
Ailiima Kxpreub. . . 1C ! ) North Am. Co 4
Alton. T. II. at ) Northern I'ueliio. 4Ji
do pfil 130 No. Pac. pfd lili ,
Am. Express 112 U. P. U. & 0 4) .
laltllllunl.tOhlo. 7.1 Norlhwi'Hturn. . . . Kill
friuiuUl'aOllla . . . C4 ! < do pfd Mil
CiinaiU Southern. CO N. Y. Cuntral Ul )
'cntrol IMclllo. . . 11 N. Y. .tN. Knir. . . . it1
Chi-H.AOIilo I7M Ontario A W IB
Uhleapo Atoil , , . . 1KU Orviron Imp ! > '
0. . 11. AQ. . 71)
Ihlctiiro Can 7.1M O. S. U.VU. N , . , . 8)4 )
roiiHolldalulOaH. 134 PaclllcMall. , 14J |
B.C. O. & 8t , L . . . iJ7 } ( ' ' ' ' ' " ' "
Colo. Coal it Iron U PittHliniv' . . . . . . . ICO
Cotton Oil Corl. . . 20HK Pullman Palace , . 104
) el. Hudson ISO Headlin ; 17H
) el. L'lck. & W. . . Itlnl ItlchinontlTonn. . 11U
) . A. u. o. uta : KH tlo pM. , 1M
O.A.O. liCe 2 ( ) ) | P. , O.W , . . . 14)2
Kiiut Tunii , , U 11.0. W. PM 112
Itock iBliind tin
. . _ . 8tPaul , . , , . oiU
FortWnyno laU SI. Paul pfd. . , . , , . Ill/ ) )
S. Northern pfd. . lot ) St. P. & Omaha. , . :47 :
3..VK , Ipfd OJ do pfd m
lloclcmz V.illny , . ! ( > } { Soiithum Pao. , . . . 20
llt.Cvntr.il HI Siifar Holliuiry. , . loiHn
it. P. .VDiihitli , . . . 211 Tvun. Coal , V Iron 17U
li.&T.pM 2-JJt Toxaa Paclllc. . . , KH
Uko Krlo & W. . . 16 T. JkO. Cont.pM. . 71
do pdl Oji Onion 1'aclHo. . . , . inH
UiUu Slioru , 1U2 U.S. Express 16(1 (
U-ail Trii t 40M W.St. L.iP I 7
45 < J do pfd Ill
LoiiluvlltoA N. A. ' U'ella Puwo Kx. . ] ' . ' 2
Uanliattan Con. . . liui , Weatern Union , . . K4U
SIuinphlH i. C A W'.AL. K 118
UlctdjranCunl. , . . D(1J ( ( do pfd 1U4
Jo. 1'uelllo VI ) I ) . A.K.O IPW
Uobllo.t Ohio. . , . lli )
National Cor < iio. ; 24
do pfd. . . , , 45
a. J. Central " '
The total tale * of Block today wen ) 177,181
harm. Including ! Atchlaun. 3,000 : Bugur , 39.COO :
lurlliiKton. SM ; Chicago Ous. N.400 : Dlitllllni ;
ind Callle Ki-edloc. U.100. 0ntral Ulvctrlc ,
S.VOO ; Mlunurl 1'nclllc ; COO ; National I ad.
,000 ; Natlunnl furditK , { ,400 , Nurlhw.nt. 3.0X1 ;
tuck Inland. 24 , 0 i bU 1'uul , 1.700 ; Western
Julon ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARK
atto ! Bcdaipts Eathor Light , Hoga 1
Plenty and No Sheep ,
BEEF STEERS ARE IN GOOD DEMAN
I'rlcrs Itnplilljr AilviinclnR oil 1111 Actll
Alnrkot C'oH'i * mill Stockrr * Tolloiv
Open Weak , Itiilly null
C'loso I'lrin nt the Top.
THtmSDAY , Juno 7.
There was a light run ot cattle today arne
no ehcep , but a regular deluge of hogs. Hi
cclpta lor the past ( our days show an li
create over supplies for the correspond
four days losUweck of 1,000 cattle , 1,000 hot
and GOO sheep.
The cattle supplies were not at all heav ;
and the offerings Included some very dcsli
abto finished beeves. Conditions have Ion
boon against the producer , but It looks as
the turn In the lane had finally been reachei
1'rlcc-s have been on the up turn all wee
and today's advance puts cattle fully half
dollar higher than last week. Eastern mai
kets were reported higher , and although tli
demand wns confined almost entirely to tli
dressed beef men , competition was ver
brisk and the supply soon changed hands c
prices strong to n dime higher than Wcdnes
day. The top price was $ I.CO for a few hea
ot choice 1,592 Ib beeves , and slock had t
bo pretty poor to have to sell at under ? 4.
There was very 'little change In the markc
for cows and mixed stock. Good to cholc
fat cows and heifers were In active deman
at strong prices , While the common and In
ferlor grades were more or less ncglectec
although not quotably lower. Calves on
yearlings ruled dull and prices wore generally
orally u. shade'lower all around. I-at bulls
oxen and stags were In fair demand an
firm , while rough thin stock was slow and
shade lower.
In stoclters and feeders a fair amount o
' Yard traders sur ,
business was transacted.
piles arc very limited at present and th
fresh receipts are about equal to the coun
trySlemand. Prices were quotably unchanged
but the feeling was f.rm on all sides , am
with a little encouragement In the shape o
good rains prices would In all proDablllt ;
advance. The bulk of the trading today wa
at from $3.05 to $3.30. Representative sales
DIlKSSnD IIEEP.
No Av Pr. No. Av. I'r.
Pr.
. Av.
No.
? 21..1223 $4 4 ?
25. . . . 046 J3 C5 34 . .1116 4 20
' . . .i:5S-4 40
CO 17. , .1412 4 2' 10.
3
. 978
C , . .
17.G. 40
. . .1209 4
43.
1..1030 3 * 5 G. , ,931 4 25
' . . .1H3 4 45
20.
.1041 4 2'
3 75 21. >
1..11)70
. . . . )
390 14. .ins i : : J9..1336 4,43
23..10S8
54..1223 1
4 00 21. . .1161 4 30 .
S4..1333
67..14VJ 4 43
4 10 22. . .1131 4 30
19..1203
GC..13SI 4 43
20 .1304 4 30
7. . . . 930 4 13 ' ' ' '
21.'lOOd 3.1 15. . .1140 4 43
4 15 . . . . 4
10. . . . 943
21. . .1311 4 fiO
4 15 13..1212 4 35
0..1156
. .1592 4 60
21..1001 4 15 20..1173 440 4.
42..1092 4 20
SHIPPING AND EXPOHT.
30. . . . SCO 4 10 43. . . . 803 4 23
COWS.
1. . . . CCO 1 40 3. . . . C50 2 00 1..1180 2 BO
1. . . . 740 1 ta 5. . . . 010 2 00 2..1015 2 G3
4. . , . 845 1 W 2. ' . . . 190 2 CO 1..1230 2 75
2. . . . 731 1 CO 2. . . . S30 2 00 1..1050 2 75
. . 72C 2 CO 1..1100 2 75
3. . . . 7CO 1 70 10. .
3..112C 1 7.1 1..109J 2 10 3. . . . 990 2 85
3. . . . 776 1 75 1..1090 2 13 9..103S 290
. .1020 1 75 12. . . . 910 2 15 7..1022 290
. . 920 1 75 1..1100 2 21 1..M2IO 2 SO
. . 910 1 75 1..1000 2 25 1..13IO 300
. .872 1 S.I 1..10SO 2 25 4..1037 3 00
. . 920 1 f.1 16. . . . 953 2 3.1 1..1190 3 23
. .533 1 90 1..1150 2 40 2. . . . 9 0 3 25
. . 935 1 90 1. . . . 810 2 40 3..1076 333
. . 910 1 90 1. . . . 700 2 50 1..1210 3 50
1 95
BULLS AND COWS.
4..116S 200
/ HEIFERS.
4. . . 433 1 EO l. . . * 530 2 00 1. . . . 870 2 CO
1C. . . 792 1 00 13. . . BC2 2 00 1. . . . 6SO 2 CO
14. . . SOT 1 90 1. . . SOO 2 05 1. . . . 610 3 03
IS. . .372 1 90 13. . . D96 2 0' 1. . . . C20 3 03
O 410 1 90 13. . . 503 2 10 1. . . . 600 3 25
Ol' ' . , . 310 1 95 10. . . 760 2 15 19. . , . C09 3 25
2. . , 430 1 93 1. . . D10 225 3. . . . 96C 3 33
1. , . . 3M 1 91 1 , . . CIO 2 25 1. . , . 840 3 50
1. . , . 420 193
CALVES.
1. . . . 9tT 2 00 1. . . , 280 2 DO 1. . . . 160 4 00
1. . . . 270 2 0" 1. . . . 220 3 CO ,1. . . , ICO4 00
6. . . . 130 2 10 2. . . . 2S3 2 Cj 1. . . . 210 4 03
3. . , . 313-2 60 lr.- . 310' 2 75. 1 , . . . 290 4 05
4. . . . 97 2 50 3. . . . 193 3 00 2. . . . ICO 4 25
BULLS.
6. . . . . 814 1 45 1..1270 2 00 1. . . . 870 2 35
2..1080 1 60 1..14CO 2 10 1..1380 2 40
l..iCO 1 Cr 3. . . . 810' 2 15 1..1700 2 50
1..1400 1 kO 2. . . . CJ5 225 1..1S90 300
1. . . . 740 1 S3 1..1450 225 4..1535 3 10
1. . . . 660 200 2. . . . SCO 225 1. . . . 770 3 35
1. . . . 710 2 00 1. . . . 970 2 35
OXEN.
1..1D90 350
BTOCKEIIS AND FEEDERS.
14 , . 988 2 15 1C. . . . 759 3 10 11. . . . 683 3 20
9. . , 2G2 2 60 9. . . . 457 S 10 13. . . . 724 3 23
C. . 553 300 1 ! . . . . 498 3 10 7. . . . 700 3 25
9. . 433 3 00 23. . . . C',5 3 15 10. . , 807 3 25
1. . ! 790 300 13. . . . 667 3 17',4 19. . ,603 3 25
1. . ,350 3 00 33. . . . C60 3 20 14. . , 717 3 20
10. . D70 3 03 7. . . . C41 3 20 . 787 3 35
12. . . . 618 3 10 1. . . . 610 S 20
HOGS It Is becoming very evident that
there Is no shortage In hog supplies. To
day's run of 13,279 was the heaviest In over
two years , and the quality as a rule was
very good. Eastern markets were reported
lower , and packers started In very bear
ish , Trade waa slow In opening , and the
early business was on the basts of a strong
Bo decline , fair to good hogs of all weights
selling nt $4.45 and $4.50 , with poor light
stuff nnd pigs at $4.25 to $4.42 % , nnd choice
butcher and heavy hogs at $4.55 $ to $4.CO.
Acttvo buying for shipping account soon
brought about a firmer feeling , and on the
extreme close $4.55 was a very popular
figure , with a few of the "choice heavy loads
at $4.60. The general market wan fully
a nickel lower , but the close was active ,
with most of the decline regained. The
bulk ot the hogs today sold at $4.45 to $4.C5 ,
as against $4,50 Wednesday and $4.55 a
week ago today. Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
87 165 200 $1 25 C5 ,202 SO J4 DO
63 203 40 4 40 44 . . .2S ICO 4 50
1 230 . . . 4 40 84 210 . . . 4 CO
95 183 4 40 71 233 ICO 4 M
80 178 230 4 40 C4 271 120 4 DO
1 340 70 SMI 16) 4 DO
3 340 40 4 4214 3 233 4 DO
7 210 4 . . . . . . . . 4 DO
89 188 ICO 4 42Va G..2UL 4 DO
2 , 285 . . . 4 43Ji 0 25S 4 DO
4 19' . . . 4 45 10. . , , . .339 4 DO
3 27G 4 4 - . . , . .340 . . . 4 DO
5 222 ' ' ' C3. . , . . .277 . . . 4 DO
. . . 4 45 70 . 220 300 4 DO
cslliiiiiia'e 120 4 45 D7 . , . .2i : 40 4 30
71 223 240 4 45 r,9 . 2J8 ICO 4 DO
87 ,218 200 4 45 71 . 270 ICO 4 DO
79 215 SO 4 45 84 . 217 200 4 DO
b * 3.1 280 4 45 D9 . 288 SO 4 DO
78 192 120 4 43 79i . 215 80 4 DO
48 221 120 4 45 81 . 22IS 200 4 DO
41 208 120 4 45 DS . 234 . . . 4 DO
4 237 . . . 4 43 C5 . 263 120 4 DO
3 140 . . . 445 42 . 257 . . . 4 DO
1 220 . . . 4 45 72 . 22(1 ( 80 4 DO
1 2CO . , , 4 45 D7 , . 215 . . . 4 DO
81 199 120 4 45 80 . 2)7 ) (0 4 DO
72 , .203 ICO 4 45 71 . ,190 12) 4 50
6 . ,251 40 4 45 61 . 219 320 4 DO
, . . . , , . . 120 4 45 73 , . . . . . . .179 . . . 4 DO
71 210 240 4 45 83 . 232 120 4 50
K 1U7 120 4 45 75 . 224 EO 4 DO
, . . . . . . , 40 4 43 DO . Jill 120 4 60
65 254 120 4 45 CO. , . 2:12 : IK ) 4 DO
79 193 120 4 45 SO . 219 12) ) 4 DO
93 . .ISO 240 4 45 79 , , . 234 80 4 DO
bS 208 ICO 4 45 71. , . 2S2 40 4 DO
SI 178 121) ) 4 45 07 . , , .299 . . . 4 50
79 221 160 4 45 M . ; . .213 40 4 DO
i7 1C5 40 4 45 27 , . ICO . . . 4 DO
16 229 400 4 47 , 75.,2J'J 200 4 5)
115 223 240 4 47'- ' 78 . 2J1 12) 4 DO
166 213 320 4 47' ' 83 . 2)9 ) EO 4 DO
54 244 80 4 47' S2 . 219 200 4 DO
55 187 SO 4 47 72 . 230 80 4 DO
! 7 , 218 80 4 47 70 , , . KS 120 4 DO
; 2 , , ; 207 80 4 47' ! C2 . 2JI M '
> 9 2H9 80 4 , 64 . 241
. 222 80 4 4714 79 . 2V )
192 . 218 SSO 4 47W 64 . 214
> 3 . , .247 . . . 4 4714 CI. . . . . . . .231 iv i w * >
157 . 214 240 4 47 4 81 , . . . . . . .232 120 4 52V.
19 . 237 . . . 4 4714 Ti . 240 40 4 D214
ta . 233 ICO 4 47U 70 . 231 200 4 D214
. . , . . , , , 40 4 4714 C3 . . .275 SO 4 D2l
, , , . . . , . ISO 4 M CC . 267 80 4 D2U
: S . > 4 M 4 DC 75. , , . 238 120
i7 . . . .223 200 4 M CU . 243
! 7 . r.3 120 4 DO 74 . i49
II . 223 120 4 DO DO. . . . , . . ,272
a , , . : oo 120 4 DO D3 , . : n
; . . . , . . , , 120 4 DO ci. . . . . . . .son
U. , , . 223 40 4 DO 78 . , . .247
rs . 233 40 4 DO , . . . , . . , ± ) SO 4 D2 >
i7 . 262 W 4 50 67 . 257 Z03 4 DS
M . , .260 M 4 DO CO. . . , , . . .304 200
M ) M . 273 . . .
61 . 237 . . . 4 D3
71 . 191 . . . 4 D5
Cl . , , ,234 120 4 51
II . 221 . . . 4 DS
(4 . : .il . . . 463
C3 . , , ,263 SO 4 DS
67. . . . , , , .279 M 4 DS
64 . iS | 1:0 4 DS
72 . 263 ICO 4 DS
14 . 229 . . . 4 DS
73.Z5g 40 4 DS
71. , . , , , . ,260 SO 4 DS
64 . 200 SO 4 Do
Cl . 231 ] * ) 4 DS
tl..Z59 . , . 4 DS
81. . . . . . . . 313 . . . 4 DS
61 . 1 > 2 120 4 DS
13 . 267 . . . 4 DS
68 . 212 40 4 DS
. 231 IS ) 4 DS
71 . 133 ISO 4 ti
. . . . ! . . . iD3
85 . .JM 8) 4 50 K Jit Ml 4 5' '
69 , . . . . i M . w. . vn M 4 cj
5 : 160 4 COf If ! 1 r.J 4' ' ) 46 :
70. . . . . . .m wi 4 r/il 1 69. . 8 > , . . 4 r.i
63. . . 200 SO 4M-- 5 30) . .46 :
70. . SI7 40 4 ST 6 19S . . . 4 li
7 ! 9)0 40 4 Mwm 10 3" * " < K
7J lit SO 4 TT ? M 2 1W 45'
70. 24 ! 120 4 5 > ) 73 2 > V > , . . 45 !
43.2)1.1 160 4 ( # -r 71 241 12) 45 :
67 2J7 41 4 Wlrt M 295 4) 4 M
C * . , , 242 ICO 4 W- CO 270 , , , 4 V
. . . . . . . . . . . 4 _ CO. . . 240 40 4 61
r.i 2.17 80 4 M3.O. M..772 ICO 4 i"
. . . . . . . . EO 4 M- 70 2W . . . 4 6' '
W , . ,232 160 460l"t 49. , 297 12J 40
C ! > 247 20D 4 en 6S f..27l . . . 4 ff
47 2(1 ! 120 460 Co 29 , . . 4 W
C3 2M 8) 4 60S
nan AND ROUGH.
1 731 . . . 2 Vr 140 230 4 K
i " 2w . . . 4 t3tc
SHEKP There were no fresh rccclp
nnd no stale stock' Irl the yards. The d
mand Is fair anTT'lfrlces quolably aboi
steady. Fair toQftbd natives arc qtiotab
at $3.254.CO ! fair to good westerns , $3. (
© 1.25 ; common ohd stock sheep , $2.0003.21
good to choice 40 to 100-ib. lambs at $3,1
04.7B.
KltlCAOO I.lVi : STOCK.
Ill Cattle 'llicro AVn Nil IMM of StrciiKt
Yostonhiy.
CHICAGO , Jun 7. In cattle there wan no lo
of strength today. Tlierc wiui but slight vnrl ,
tlon either In the iiunntlty or quality of II
mipply , and the demand showing n nbatcmei
prlcm again favored the selling Interests mi fi
ns prime dry fed cnltli ) were ronccrneil. NI
wi with the grades below choice. Illtlx on II
latter were tnucr , and n compar'son of nab
showed that there was n slight decline. The ]
was n sale thin morning at $5.10hlch Is 2 >
above tic : highest price paid Wednesday , In
there wni about that much difference In 11
quality of the two bunches ; consequently tin
transaction dues nol neces arlly Indicate nn in
vnncc In prices. The esllmnled receipts wei
14.000 head , making 44,800 since Pat unlay , i
3,200 head more than for the name lime lai
week. There was a fairly free movement i
prices showing but slight change from tlios
current yesterday. From 14.21 to SI.C5 bouul
Iho bulk of the native steers , nnd the populr
prices for cows were from $2.60 to $3.40. Text
cattle , of which about 2.000 arrived , were stead :
Thcio was n weaker lone to the hog maiki
today , and Mltle wonder that nucli was tli
care , for the receipts amounted to 3.1OHO hem
or from 4,000 to Snoo more than had been lookc
for. While the extreme range of sales wasnboi
the Fame as for yesterday.the average was nbm
fie lower , the bulk of tlie llgM selling nt froi
$4.65 to $4.C"i , and from $4,75 to $4.83 taking nun
of the medium and heavy weights. The to
of the light bog market was $4.70 , and tbei
was only one sale of heavy nt over $4.87i !
Light weights , ns on the preceding days of till
week , were neglected , and sold very slowly n
from 15e to 20c off from the prices paid ft
heavy. The close was dull.
In sheep tlierc wns little show for an lir
provement In prices. The pens contained n
least t\\lce ns many sheep ns there was nn
legitimate demand for , and holders bad no rt
course but to accept such prices as buyers wer
willing to offer. liven the shockingly men
prices of the day before could not bu ubtntne.
Good fat lots changed bands around 53.75 , nn
very decent lots were closed out nt from $2.7
to $3. The pens held 1,000 sheep that could nn
be moved at o\er $2.ry ) , nnd there were man
lots that from $1.25 to $1.75 could have bouglil
Quotations for poor to choice sheTp were fror
$1 25 to $3.90. for > earllngs from $2.73 to $4.6C
nnd for spring lambs from $3 to $5.
Hecelpts Cattle. 14,000 head ; calves , 700 head
hogs , 35,000 head ; sheep. 14,000 head.
Tlie Evening Journal repotts :
CATTLE Hecelpts , 14,000 head ; market active
strong ; all sold ; prime to extra native stccic
$4.8005.10 : medium , $4.2504.60 ; others , J3.90S4.10
Tcxans , $2.8003.00.
HOGS Hecelpts. 35,000 head ; market for prim
heavy steady ; others 6010e lower ; rough heavy
$4.2504,60 ; packers and mixed , $ I.C' > ifZ4.75 ; prim
heavy and butcher weights , $4.8004.8714 ; assortei
lights , $4.6004.70.
Receipts unit Disposition of Stock.
Official receipts and disposition of stock n
shown by the books of tlie Union Stock Yard ;
company for the twenty-four hours ending nt ;
o'clock p. m. , June 7 , 1894 :
RECEIPTS.
Cars , Head
Cattle C7 1,71
Hogs . - . . ' . 189 13,27
DISPOSITION.
Buyers. j , Cattle. Hogs
Omaha Packing company 2,76 :
The Q. II. HammoAat'cbmpany 219 1,72
Swift nnd companyL.'JTT..W 527 1.99i
The Cudahy I'ackln c < nppany 384 ' 3,70
John P. Squire & Co * 73
Nelson Morris 78
A. Haas 1
H. Decker & Degcn , n. } . 121
P. D. Armour H..I 1,60
L. Decker 37 . . . . .
Cudahy Ilros , . . . Cl :
Hammond & StamIU > h.- . 2H
Shippers and feedehjjtI , . . 331 , . . .i
Left over . . . . .7. , n2 *
Total 1.C9S13,65 !
Now York UlVoJStock Miirhot.
NEW YORK , Junn 7. BEEVES Receipts , 40 ;
head ; none on saleEuropean : ) cables quote Amer
lean steers at 10011C per Ib , , dressed weight
refrigerator , beef'ntW108Vic | Per Ib. ; no export !
today. , nrt '
CALVES Ttccelplf , MM head ; . nbcHit 400 on"salc
market firm11 poor w'fholce venls't3.5003.60 pei
100 Ibs. lif ! ,
SHEEP AND LAMPS-Recelptar C.004 head ; or
sale , 23 cars ; market slow , closing.weak ; sheep ,
poor to prime , $3.00S4.40 per 100 Ib * . ; ordlnnrj
yearling , $4 51 : very poor to st tolly ch Ice fouth
crn lambs , $4.6006.35.
HOGS Hecelpts , 2COO , head ; two cars on sale :
market stronger ; Inferior to good hogs , $3.005
5.65.
Kansas City I.Ivo Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY , June 7. CATTLE Receipts ,
2,900 head ; shipments , 1,400 head ; market strong
to lOa higher ; Texas steers , $2.6503.65 ; Texac
cows , $1.8003.00 ; beef steers , $3.4504.85 ; native
cows , Jl.Sf.JM.S5 ; stockcra and feeders , $2.8503.65 :
bulls. $1.75 3.40.
HODS Hecelpts , 10,700 head ; shipments , 1,200
head ; market steady to strong ; bulk of sales ,
$4.3004.55 ; heavies , $4.55@4.70 ; packers. $4.5534.70 ;
mixed , $1.450)4.60 ) ; lights , $1.4004.55 ; Yorkers , $ I.CO
04.55 ; pigs , JI.35OI.55i
SHEEP Receipts , 1,300 head ; shipments , 600
head ; market strong.
St. LoulH I.ivo Stock Market.
feT. LOUIS. June 7. CATTLE Hecelpts , 1,603
liotul ; shipments , 1,300 head ; market strong , lOc
higher for natives ; Texans , active , strong : na
tive steers. 1.200 to 1.400 Ibs. . $4.2504.50 ; cows.
$3,1003.15 ; calves , $4.25 ; Texas steers , 1,000 to
1,100 Ibs. . $3.6004.00.
1IOQS Receipts , 6,000 head ; shipments , 1,800
head ; market easier to 60 lower ; butcher selec
tions. $4.650)4.70 ) ; bulk of Dales , $4,604.C5 ; top
prices. $4.724. !
SHEEP Receipts. 3,300 head ; shipments , 800
head ; market 25c lower ; natives , 85 lo 110 Ibs. ,
$3.0003.30 ; stackers , Jl.Mifl.C5 ; Bouthwcstcrns ,
$3.0003.12',5.
Stock In Sight.
Record of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal yards for Thursday , June 7. 1594 :
Cattle. Hogs. Blieep.
South Omaha 1,717 13,279
Chicago 14,000 35,000 14.000
Kansas City 2,900 10,700 1.300
St. Louis ; . . . . , . . . 1.890 6,000 3,300
Totals ' . . . . . .20.417 04,979 18.COO
Sioux City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY , June 7. HOdS Hecelpts , 3,100
head ; yesterday , l.SSS bead ; shipments , 1,024
head ; market 5c lower ; $4.4004.60 ; bulk , $4.43j >
' 4.47M.
CATTLE Receipts200 head ; yesterday , 232
bead : shipments , 338 head ; market very dull ;
feeders , $2.4003.40 : yearlings , $2.2303.15 ; cotts ,
$1.2303.00 ; b-ulls , $1.6002.40 ; oxen , $1.60&2.75.
Now York'Money Market.
NEW YORK , June 7. MONEY ON CALL
Euey at 1 per cent ; last loan , 1 per cent ;
closed , 1 per cent.
PIUMi : MERCANTILE PAPER 304V4 per
STERLING EXCHANGE Film , with actual
business In bankers' bills nt $ I.88V104.90. Com
mercial bills. $ I.86',40I.SOJ.
SILVER CERTIFICATES C40650.
GOVERNMENT UONDS-t'lrm ; state bondi ,
dull.
dull.The closing quotations on bonds :
Iloiton Hto
BOSTON. Junn 7.-OaHiloann. IMaiH per cent ;
llmo loans , U4' porcent. . Cloulny prices for
BtockH , bonda and tnlnhur aharuai
Hank of Kueluiid Stuteniunt.
LONDON. June 7. The statement of the Dank
> l EnKlana Issued today shows the following
chance * HI compured with the previous account ;
Fatal rvaerve , Incrtuie. during tlie week , ( V61.0W ;
ilrculatlun , Incrraie. 156,000 ; bullion , Increase ,
[ 1,017.710 ; other securities , decrvaie , 10.000 ; other
Ivposlti , Increase , 1941,000 , publlo deiionlti , dr-
: rca e. ( k.VOO ) nulr . r'm-r\fd. ; lncrvanv , ( v8t.COO.
Government tecurltlr * unclmnKvU , The proiKir *
lion of the Hank of UnulaiiJ' * rvierve to llabllt *
tlci li C9.73 per CtnU
PLANNING A BIG CAMPAIG
Manufacturers and Consumora Assooifitii
to Tnko the Field in Earnest.
HOME INDUSTRY WILL BE PUSHE
i Coiirno of IMiirutlon to II A ]
piled to .Merchant niul Ciintiimer All
Ur thu Stut < ! Oiilllno of the
1'lnii us I'ormtilutcil.
The executive committee of the Mnm
facturcra nml Consumers nxioclntlon mi
In Its rooms In The lice mjllttliiR ycstcrtln
afternoon. The following' firms were clectc
members of the nspoclatlon : Grunt Sam
rmrllln. company , Fremont ; Orantl Islari
Clirar company , Urniul Island ; Interlc
Decoration company , Ijlnrotn ; * llcatrli
Starch company ; J , T. Urahain , miichtr
shop. Grnml Island ; Nebraska City .Stare
company ; Pullerton Milling company , l "u
Icrton ; Nebraska Hat Manufaqturini ; con
pany , LelilKh Wanner company , Stamlar
Tinware MimufnettirltiR company , Wester
Kicctrlcnl Supply company , IJ. . I-owl
Kooflnff company , p. J. Karbach & Son ;
Omaha.
Secretary Holmes announced that the
were havltiR 50,000 catalogues printed , whlc
will contain the numcM of till the member
and the goodH made by them. The catn
lOgttcfl will bo of vest pocket size and con
venleiit. for reference. These catalogue
will be * put about the middle of the mont
? ina JyJJ1 COI1'"ln a very complete list c
the different lines of goods made In Hi
state.
President 1'nge announced that , In com
pany with the secretary , he had vlslte
nils City , Nebraska City , Ueatrlce. Hum
boldt and Lincoln arid that they hud addc
largely to the banquet fund , besides secut
Ing several new members. Up to the prof
cut time ten member * have subscribed Jl'J
each , eleven members $ co each and nln
members $30 each to this fund , making
total of $ .2,130. This money Is to bu c.\
pcnded In giving n nerles of banquetn a
the different cities of the state , at whlc ]
the merchants and buhlne.ss men will b
the guests of the manufacturers. The ol
Ject of the banquet Is to bring about i
friendly acquaintance between the bimlncs
men of the state and the manufacturer ?
It Is proposed to hold the Ilrst banquet a
Nebraska City about June 20. The score
tary will spend several days In each elf
where a banquet Is to bo given In worklni
up the homo Industry sentiment. Sevcra
ladles will be employed to make a house ti
houne canvas and argue with the house
keepers und solicit their signatures to ai
agreement to buy Nebraska made goods
The various details for the banquets , sucl
as the form of Invitation , etc. , were ilia
cussed at length.
Nebraska City has large manufacturinf
Interests and some of the largest factorlei
In the state are located there. The manu
facturers there are working hard for tin
business of the west , and for that rcitBoi
they have taken great Interest In the man
ufacturers' association. They are especlallj
desirous of making the banquet In theli
city a notable event among business mcr
and no trouble or expense will be sparei
to make It a success.
It was stated that many of the railroad !
are accustomed to buy nearly all thcli
supplies In the east. Only one of the road !
pnnlng ; Into Omaha have a local purchas.
ing agent and the eastern agents buy theli
supplies In the east. The Nebraska manu <
facturers feel that as they are heavy ship.
pers and patrons of the railroads in the
state they ought to have an opportunltj
at least to bid on the supplies required bj
the roads. Secretary Holmes was Instructed
to pee the purchasing agents of the railroad :
and put the case before them.
Local I'rmliico Market.
DUTTEn The buyers nre offering 9We foi
packing Block , which l a IilKh price as coin
pared with Hie eastern market. The bent coun
iry Inilter Is nuolec ! at 13&llc , and separate !
creamery nt 17e.
EGGS The market remains about steady ni
previous prices. Good fresh and clean stock ,
9S9',4c.
LIVE POUiyrHY The receipts of poultry arc
not ciulte Bti heavy us tliev wore u few days
laco. but the maikot IB still well supplied nnd
very slow anil weal : . Old hens , 6c ; roosters , 3o ,
The demand for oilier kinds of poullry is rathei
light , thouKh a limited quantity is salable.
Ducks , CfcGJic : hen turkeys , 75Sc ; gobblers ,
OCCc ; Reese , 6&6c.
VDALf The receipts have been very large all
the week , but dealers have managed to keep the
market pr tty well cleaned up nnd prices have
been pretty well maintained. Good fat veals
were quoted at 6Jj7c , with sales of the best
( arecly at C'.Jc.
PIGEONS There li n demand for old pigeons.
but younc birds that nro not strong on the wlnz
are not wanted. Old birds , per doz. , | 1.M@1.60.
VEGETAHLEJt.
OLD BEANS-The market Is steady. Neither
the demand nor supply Is very heavy ot this
point. California hnnd picked navy , J2.15 < S2,23j
western navy , Jl.9002.00j common white beans ,
.601.83.
ONIONS New southern onions arc quoted at
J3.50 per bbl. Top onions nro plenty nt 15820e on
orders.
POTATOES The receipts of old potntoM do
not nppcar to be very larKC. but the supply la
keeping right up to the demand. Colorado stock ,
8590c. The market Is well supplied with new
soulhern potatoes , which nro quoted at 2o per
Ib. on orders.
CAHBAGE While good stock that will Bland
shipping Is not plenty , there Is some arriving
from California. At this cason of the year cab
bage has to bo worked off rnpldly , no It will nol
hold up well. Good shipping stools , on ordcis ,
3 < 6c.ASPARAGUS
ASPARAGUS Good homo grown stock , 358400
per doz. on orders.
1'IE PLANT Home grown pie plant , lo on
orders.
TOMATOES It Is almost Impossible to find
stock that will stand shipping. Theie has not
been n Reason In n long time when tomatoes
were us scarce as they nre at the present time.
Good shipping stock on orders Is quoled at Jii.Wif
3.00.
3.00.GREEN
GREEN VEGETABLES lladlslica. per doz. ,
20025c ; lettuce , per do : . . Sr.tfiOc : cucumbers ,
C0c@1.00 : parsley , per doz. , S0fl35c ; beets , per
doz. , 400500.
NEW BEANS Hecelpts are large nnd It re
quires quite an effort on the part of receivers to
kec'p the market cleaned up. Wax beans , on
orders , U-bu. basket , 90c © 1.00 ; siring beans ,
14-bu. baskel , 75j90c.
1'BAS Homo grown peas are now quite plenty
at Jl.W per bu.
F11U1TS.
BTnAWHEliniES The market wns very ac
tive nnd higher owing to the light receipts.
The offering" were taken readily by the local
trade at JJ.Wffl.OO. It was Impossible to nil
orders from thu country.
CHKHHinS-Good shipping Block , $1.2501.40.
APIUCOT8 California nprlcola nro commenc
ing lo arrive In small quunllllcs. Blilpi'lnu stock ,
on orders. J2.50.
GOOSKIIUItninS There was some Inquiry fnr
green , gooseberries , but not many in ; good stock.
per 24 ot. case , { 2.7W3.00.
Ill , AUK : IIAHI'IIKUHIES Thcro were only n
few cases In nnd the demand wns very acllve ,
Cases of 21 pis. sold leadlly nl KM. Tlie ic-
ccipls wer moxtly from Nevada. Mo.
WATEUMHLONS Texas watermelons Inn c put
in an appeal anco und are worth on orders about
14,00 per dot.TROPICAL
TROPICAL 1'lllHTS.
BANANAS It has been no easy matter to get
bananas lately. Tlicio li.ivu been few sales In
New Orleans. A good deal of ihe slock shipped
to maiKet has been 'too Brcen , nnd II has been
almost Impossible In many cases to 111 ! orders
with such stock aa was wanted ; good stock , ner
bunch , $ . ' .00if2.50.
LBMON8 Thcro have been very few days of
real good lemon weather thus far thin season.
When warm weather really comes dealers look
lo nee u much ( Inner lemon market. Fancy
lemons. 300 size , II ; fnncy lemons , 3Cu size , J3.75-
choice lemons , SCO size , J3.COIT3.75.
CHANGES With the market full of berries
the demand Is very limited for oranges , nnd the
supply on the maiket Is email , Mediterranean
sweets , JJ.CO.
KICIB Farn'7 , p r Ib. . 124 ! < J15c.
DATES Hallowces , 03 to 70-lb. boxes , per Ib. ,
PINEAPPLES Choice , per doz. , (2 ; small ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY California , lo ; dark honey , 12c.
MAPLE BYUUP-Gallon cans , per doz. , I2.
NUTS Almonds. 16il7c ; Encllili walnuts , 109
12a ; filberts. 12c ; llrazll nuts , lOc.
CIDUIl 1'ura juice , per bbl. , JO ; hulf bbl. ,
tj.25.
APPLK BUTTEn-Per 20-lb. palls , t ; half
tills. , 3 o per Ib.
HIlE.S-No. 1 green hides. 2Uo ; No. l ernn
salted hides , 3c ; No. 2 green Kilted hides ,
2c ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 Ibs. lo IB Ibi. , 6'ic ' ; No.
I veal calf. 8 lb . to 15 Ibs. , 4c ; No. 1 dry Hint
hides , 6c : No. 2 dry Hint hides. 3c ; No. 1 dry
salted hides , 4c ; part cured hides , Uu per Ib.
lens than fully cured.
HIIEEP PKLTS flrecn salted , each. 258Mcj
green salted ehearllnits ( > hort-wooled early skins ) ,
each , 6 < } | 5c ; dry shearlings ( nhorl-wooled curly
skins ) . No. 1 , each , M/lOo ; dry shrarllnKS ( short
wooled curly nklns ) . No. 2 , each , Do ; dry Hint ,
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool , pelln , per
II ) , , actual weight , M/8o : dry Hint , Kaunas und
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight , 4&6c ; dry Hint , Colorado butcher wool
pells , per Ib. , nctuul weight , 4 7o ; dry Hint ,
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
WTAli.OWCANn ! aitnASB-Tullow. No. 1 , 41JO
4Wc ; tallow , No. 2 , SHffSTic ; Kreanf , white A.
4Mc ; grease , white II. 4c ; Bren e. yellow. So ;
Breaie ? dark , 21to ; old btitcr. : 2V4c ; beeswax.
prime , HlfUoi rough tallow. 232VJC.
Kmunclnl J < elf .
NEW OHLEAN8 , June 7 , Clearings , 11,031.003.
11OHTON. June 7.-Clearlng , ll,883,901j bul-
iinccs. JI , 617,118.
IIALTIMOIIE , Juno 7. Clearings , 12,202,704 ;
balances , I234.U60.
NUW YOHIC , June 7. Clearings , 171,305,410 ;
tolancvs , $3,422,302.
1'AIUH. Juno 7 Three per. cent rentes , lOOf
ISo for the account.
PHILADKLPIIIA. June 7. Clearings , J8.051 , .
'M ; balances , ll,23oSS .
UKMPIIIH , Tnn. . Jun 7. New York Kx.
chuiiKe , i-lllnif at II prrrnlum ; bunk clearings ,
| 40jZ4 ! , balances , S357.VI1.
ST. LOUIS , June 7 , Clearings today , 13,413.-
.11 . ,
il his lu. ' c is cleaned ia the old-fashioned ,
[ \ \ "A tearing-up way , Why can't a man's \vifc in
\ * - / Pearlinc for cleaning house , and let hin.
5 , Jccp comfortable ? That's ajj she needs Pcuri
inc. and water to make it an easy tiling ( and t
quick one , ) Loth for herself and for everyboe.-
around her.
Everything in the house , from cellar to
attic , can be cleaned best with Pearlinc. Dcsldcs ,
with your paint and wood-work and such things , you'll
save a lot of wear that conies from useless scrubbing.
GJftir1 Peddlers and some unscrupulous grcr : . * <
. < = f p . WJU1luwill tell you " tlih Is ns peed M " M " the
VV / / it "Ro plrsftmu as rcarllnc. " IT'S FA LSI !
J > & * * *
\ / > Pcatlliio is never peddled , and if
" * " y I your [ jroccr Kcnds ymi sotnctlilii ) ; in place of I'cnrllno ,
I- lionitvW / AIIVC. 4U ) JAMKS PVI.E , N. Y.
THIS IS A OUT OF IT.
QESCRIPTION-25 INCHES \VIDE , OFOO ! LONG , FNEST SPRINGS' , UPHfiLSTEKED
JK'iL"ABeE5I,5ue0LATXnirEI0ilEt ' ( ? ! ! H } NDSOM'ELY D-JAPED , SOF r AND LUXUM-
i/ IN / COUCIIEb & , ? OCOUCH , ONLYONE OF Tilt MANY BAllG\IN3\\E ARE OFFERING
i i
.85 FOR THIS PARLOR ROCKER
Holld o.ik , piano polish llnlsli , npliol-
Btorod in rich tuposcrv or Hllk nlusli , lut-
cst style , und worth ilO.UO. Hull ortlurs
Illled.
.49 FOTi THIS BOOK CASE
Is thine fcot two Inches In wlilth , flvo
foot and olirht Inches ( n height , lilts the
nuw htylc raised ba o which nllous onu to
H\vtop from under without niorlni ; the
cuse. Solid ouk , hand iiollsh llnlsli , ud-
jiibtublobhclves.
We close evenings at 6:30 : , except Mondays and Saturday
Formerly People's Mammoth Installment Hotns.
Oyn'H yfonilay anil Siitnnlny Ecenlitf/a On/// .
"CUPIDEWE"
, Tbls great VcgeUbla
_ _ 'VIWIertlici ! > ri.-b < Tlp.
tlon of a famous French physician , nl.l quickly cuio yon of all no
v'jtis or CUwa.'iCS of tlio generative organs , such m Lost Manhood ,
Insomnia , I'nliislntholliick.Bcmliml .Knilsslnni , Norvotia Dctjlll'j- .
s , unfltniss to Marry , Kxlmostlnif Drains. Varlcopf ! o and
Conntlpa'.lon.
CUl'lDUNEoloantra thollvor.tho Uldnojn and the urinary
[ BEFORE AND AFTER organs olall Impurities.
CUl'IIixi ; strengthens and restores small weak orsanR.
Tlio reason BiinVrc-rH nro not cured by Doctors la bncatmo ninety P < sr cent arn troubled with
ProHtntltU. CUl'IDENH IH the only known ronicdy to euro without an operation. 5.0(10 tes
timonials. A written truarantenclvoii and money roturne'l If HIX boxes does not nffeot u per
manent euro. Sl.OOnbox.Blx for * JI.Ci ; , by mall. Send for ilronlnr and ti'Htlmonlalo.
AildreHff i AVOf , MKPIOINK d. . P. O. Hex 2070 S.tn Frr.ndl eo. fill. For Halo by
Goodman Drtur Co. . 1110 Farn'im ' St. . Omaha : Camp IJras. . Counull llluffs. low/ . .
RfflA6\SHOD \ RESTORED ! $ t
pimtanti'Cd to euro nil nervous ttl eueo , euch as Weak Memory , Io 9 of Drain
J'oner. Headache , Wake/nine * s , host Manhood , Nightly ICnilfMunn. Nervous.
ness , all drains and In" "f rower In ( icnorntlvoOrpnus nf vltbor
by ovcroxcrtlon , ynuthfiil crrtira , oxcesslvo use uf tobacco , onlijtn or slim.
ulants , which IfaulqJnHrinltr. Cnnniinipllonor ln anllv. Can bo carried In
vent pocket. Ul per hex , < l fortt.1 , by mail prciinld , wltlinUA order wo
clvo \vrltlm uiinrnnlci ! lo euro or rrfund I lie mont-y. Bold by nil
_ druppUts. Ark forlt. lukn mi nibnr Wrllo for frcn Medical ltoi > kgcntM.'iilr < l
IMI AKIKII IHiMi. In plain wrapper. Address NiitVKSiii : ; > C'O. . Muaunl'TeijiilL1ClllCAUi | > -
For iale In Omaha , Neb. , by Sliernmn ft McConnell u\d by Kuhn & Co. , Drueclats.
"HEVTHAT WORKS EASILY , WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY. " CLEAN HOUSE WITH
C53 ; balances , $383,200. Money quiet nt D7 per
cent. Exchange on New Yorlt. 90o premium bid.
CHICAGO , Juno 7. Clearings , $14,761,000. For-
elg-n exchanges , dull. Hleillng exchange , actual ,
$4. 7ifll.Wi , Now Ynik exchange. C3c premium.
Money , dull ; rates , 3J4fJC per cent.
LONDON , Juno 7 , The Hank of England's
rate of discount icmatns unchanged nt 2 per
cent. Ihu amount of bullion gone Into the Dank
of England on balance- today Is 97,000.
uuked , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
London Stock Markot.
LONDON , Juno 7. I p. m. cloHlnj !
' Killed liy Itobbrra.
Bhcrlff Tom Whltmore of Green Illver
waa In Omaha yesterday cnrouto caat In
charge of the remains : of the late county
clerk of Sweutwatcr county , Wyoming
After he got on tnu train to rcBUine hla
journey ho received a telek-nun from Itan-
ioin , III. . Btutliig that hla brother had Just
been lulled by robbera.
PERMANENTLY
CURED
NO FAY UNTIL CURED
WE mtU TOU 70 B.Ouu niimiB-
Write forBanlc References.
v. . iir-- " - > - . EXAMINATION FREE ,
No Operation. Ko Detention from Business ,
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
THE O. E. MILLER CO. ,
307-308 N.Y.LUe DlrtK. . OMAHA , NEB
tem tf M w ar w vi bj v * "i v * - ! * < - * * > ' * j * >
Or tli ia > | ttnr Ilulilt I'o.lllrcly Cured
l > j uiliulnUlorliii ; l > r. Ilullifa'
.
II Din b clvcn In a oup at cottco or Hi , or In foo-1 ,
without IUoKnowlod oothilp tlent. ItUtbjolulcjv
harialrii , tail will effect a p rmannt ind ipcrrl/
euro. vrhelliDr tlio p tl ut la a uod r tD drlnktror
aa aloobolla wrcok. II haf boon given la tliouitnnt
of OMO , and lu everr InitAnoo a perfect euro nu fol
'owod. IiN > rrKiill > . TUeoy loraonoo linprcuuited
Mlthlho 8pcoino.lt booom ta utter ImponlSIU'.y
. rtne liquor * ppetlt toedit.
UOI.IIK.N HI'KOIKIU < : ( . . Vrop'n , C'liiflnimJI , ' . ,
ID-tinea book ot pirllil'Hrj ire * . To tx b < i *
Kuhn & Co. . DniKKlat" . 15th and Boutin
Streets , Omaha , Neb.
Commission Merchant
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Privet * wlrei to Chicago and New YorU. All
builnvi * order * plucod on Uhlcaco IJuurJ of
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