Nebraska Newspapers

    TUE OMAIIA DAILY BEE : . $ UXDAY , JtHsE G , 1897. 15
\ CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
r . intB } Situation Fully aa Good Hero as in
Other Localities.
COLLECTIONS ALL THAT COULD BE ASKtD
Sprnk In Mo t HncmirriK-
Intr TMIIPN n * to Pri-xfMlt CiintHllonx
uml I'll Hi ! < Untliink Miinir In
Hauler lu Trlliiitnrjr Territory.
Aa reKurdu the local Jubblnir Situation fie
JCencrnl featureH of bu-4lnt * have undergone
no chnn < r of materlnl Importance ilurlns Ihe
past wpfk. The attendance of Iruyeri ,
thouKli not InrRc , In al' that could .be ex-
pcctnl nt the present time , while mall anil
telegraphic ordert are quite rrtl factory.
The. volume Of bu lne s dolnp J > horw9 to the
T > eBt ndvnntase tvhen compared with the
reconl of a year ago , n-iirescntfttlvesj In the
Jobbing trade reporting a large Increase over
last year Houses that Have made actual
comp ir.yona < liow the amount of this cam
- Trum 20 to CO rent
aa runnlnc nit the -way p
ent , acrordinff to the line of business or
the house makliiK the comparison.
Several Omaha Jobbers ia\c recently re
turned from trips to the leadtau commcrcla
centeri In the eaPt , nnd they all make prae-
tlcnlly the eamc report , to the effect thai
"business In all sections ot the country Is
1x > lteT than a yeir ace , t'loush eastern man
ufacturers confess That tlie train Is not u ?
to oxidations They all hearrt the -wn.
complaints as to the lack of speculative buy.
Inir that have been common nere and they
\\cro nble to re.ich only one conclusion , nnd
tluit Is that business In Omaha IH certain y
In aa gooi condition as In any other nectlor
of the -country.
One of tfhe most common complaints amonj :
local Jobbers li that buyer1 orders are
Bnui.l and that , while the number of orders
comlnff to hand Is large , the total amounl
of Koods reprepcnted Is disappointing. Job-
Ijen In the ea t wele compialnlnB of tlu
aamc thlni ; . and one or two large houses
had figured up the averace < * 'ze of the orders
received durlnir the payt twnvtmonths. . Or
ruturnlnK homo an Omahi Jobber who -was
shown these llirures compared them wltih th
orders on his tr n book" , and was some
what surprised to find that there was vert
little dlffcrance. , , ,
Thn Irx ; U retail trade ha- ? been fair durlre
thu pait wrtk , though not up to ihttt mer
chants would like to see av this season Th
cold and unreasonable weather has been r
restrictive Influence ? o far as goods for sum
mer consumption were concerned , the pre\a
lence of n lower temperature than usua
cheeking the movement ot t.csewhile then
has not been anythlnu in the situation ti
prompt creator activity than before In tin
general run of staple ( joods
Collect ! ns have been very fair In al sec
tlons of tributary terr tory owlns to th (
Kentral easing up of the manej nltuntlai
in the country The Inflow of money re
suiting from the v rv heavy markettiifi o
live sto"k continues , and upon that fac
buslnet- * men In all departments of tndi
are building their hopes of a proeperous fu
lure.
_
31U.M2Y HASY AM > IIUSIMISS GOOD
I.ocnl Sttuntlon Slui Urciit Iinprr' '
liUMlt In Cciifriil CoiiilltliiiiM.
\V * . H Hoherson , local niannser for R. t3
Dun & Co. , In his usual weekly trade tall
for The Bee , siys :
\ "The Increasing- deposits at the banks-
some J2fflCCQ In the last fcrv months kee ]
bankers on the alert for Rood ' .oans Cattl
paper end warehouse receipts are in ( jrea
lemand , and holders make almost their owi
term" Ordinary commercial loans pay
r -r cc"t. and som = of the larger houses aa\
been offared eastern mone-j as lov ay 3 pe
cent. Money Is easier than It has been be
fore for fvo years.
"At the railway headquarters freight me :
boast ot lnerej. = fd trafilc , and do not hesl
tate to predict marked further Improvemtn
in the r-.rdlate futuic
"The air -tint of defaulted liabilities via
thu smallest for May plnoc S pt ml > r. ISX
Fa4lur-s of Rcneral stores tiirouhout th
country are letH In number tnan for an ;
nion h on ruord. At the 'anje time th
volume of liuainess Is nuvv larper than ii
1SU2. thc-ugh prices are reinarkdbly sirnlla
to 1S37. Just beforp the remarkable part :
of prosperity which fotlov : d that jcai
r.oeat.v th retail distribution large a.n
IncrcaslnK , and credits a.-tt cxceptlcnall
pood. Ore day the present weak the ngenc ;
did -net have enough unfi\orable Items l
nvike up the dully sheet. It the country 1
not raliylt'j ? nnd recoverlt.R Itself there I
alrclutely nothlne In forccista from forme
t-.tpei icnce ml present actual ( igtiren.
Tlie Hading house In Knit goods report
more full orders booked than In any yea
since 1SU. when the top of ihe record fu
Orruiha was touched hi this line. One o
our large wholesale paper houses Is IHIIn
orders f r Honolulu and arother Is forwarj
Ins Its pioduct to Austral a. One of th
leading manufacturers r-purti hit buslncp
for May double that of 1XW for the ! > o.in
month.
"The wi * k la a red letter one for the ; ev
posl Ion , too. Receipts upon subscription
have bein large and the president has slgne
the sundry civil bill , carrying CO.iH)3. 1J !
nola has stepped forward with Ila.ODO for
state ejLhlblt. Several bU conventlor
have been secured for exposition year , an
the fact Is that the business already In sigl :
for next -jeor tills ovry talnklng cltiz"
with contldence not hop , utcrely , but cor
tldencc.
"At South Omaha receipts of cattle an
sheep tvere larger than lust week , with
falling elf In bogs , bu tradu was ver
active and buyers and packers are full c
enthusiasm for the remiimjer ot the Ji
aan. "
KI.H TH\T AIAV VVS TUIIX IIOCM
Slnuufiiuturliipr In > < > liriiNUii hhoiv
Mtml > rr < iert-NM.
According to all accounts business with th
local manufacturers Is gradually Improv
Ing and a much stronger feeling of conl
< lence is noticed In \leparttncnta. .
i > critary Holmes of thu Manufacturer
association has received bamplca of the c'.ot
woven at tbo Fremont woolen mllm from
comblnat-on of wool and tlax and nonl nn
liemp. ThP clDth has the appearance of In
1ngory strong nnd cnpabls of liard wea
TnnKlns It especially u--iitul for -workin
men's shirt ! ? , blankets , etc. oreat quuntitli
of flax arn grown In Nebraska for the FPPI
thu tll.r being In no wise utilized. In In
land aiul other foreign courtrcs where Ha
Is grown for the manufacture of linen thu
have a lor.g and tedloiih method of trea
mi'iit , requiring much labor for the rcmo\i
of the fiber from thu woody texture of tJ
plant At Fiemont great success liaa a
tfinded thn uttumpts to grow hemp , whlc
llouriblies In all kind ? ot t-olls and all kiut.
or Btasona. requiring no cultivation esc'i
the placing of the sord In the ground acd th
IvnrvestJng of the crop Tin * great troubl
} ia\u > ver. attending this latter InJiisirj'
the dttllculty of si'paratlna the fiber froi
thi" woo < l of th plant without breaking It u
into short It-ngths. A Nebraska man hus no
Invented a prccess of doing this work , vvblc
Is known us drgummlng , both cheupl > ur
eaBlly and at the same time preserving t )
full length of the fiber , Trom the liber thi
obtained the cloth abn-ve alluded to ivi
inanufactuml. It IB claimed by the promn
r tha' if present l.opps nrt- realized th
\vl.l In .tup near future becozno one of tt
Kri'jt Industrie * of the state ,
Tha I'reniont twine factory IH manufuctu
ing tow from hemp und chipping U eaa
inhere It niuets with read > Kale.
In Cnglaml manufacturers frequently lab
their good ? , "ilade In Germany. " thf coi
tiutucr bring favorably Impressed with tt
Idea that tliu goods have bnen Impurti-
In tills country manufacturer * adopt tl
same jio.loy with thu change that tbe lab
reads , "Made In Knglnnd. " One of tl
largest hottiery mills in Ilhode Island hi
contracted with a large Jobbing house tt
Ita eiitlrt ) output , and over ) " P ir of Btocl
1nga turned out has the uord * "Knglit
make , " * tami > * ( l upon It. Th ro are u. got
many buyers In thu - vvorlawho do not 111
lo natronixe home Imluairy rf it cait I
avoided.
Thuro has been a great d al said throuc
the ne u papers about the work of tb Agt
cultural department at Washington In Ir :
Ing to Introdurs Amtrlcan butter into Kn.
land. A KebruKka dealer saya that tl
great dltllculty m thu way of the success <
uui h nn enteprUe lu that the Kng Ish ai
Ainerl-jin markets requird a dlffer < nt trui
of butter Nebraska rreamery men nial
a butter to suit the American tutte , and
Is a iiuetlon If they could be inducts !
manufacture butter rhat would be Haleub
orb' on an .English market unJ take tl
c4iancen ofIts finding an importer who wou
buy It on Its arrival at the seabaard.
Nebraska mrriugra are winning their w <
into favor and the man who goes outside
tlie city to buy IK now on exception rath
nlian tlie rule. Thu Drununond Carrln
oumiuuiy baa recently sold Hal McCord i
cliitraut concord. Judge Woalworth u urre
E. w. Nash family carrias . Sir , Talll
ftrro a phaeton and family carriage , ai
A. H. Noyes a conconl. Tarse nt iikon e
all. or nearly all , aupplled ivltn rubber tlrt
Local buslnctw houses are also buving tht
delivery wmTiia entirely In thu city tnstei
of having them built In tbe eaat , a * was tl
IV custom a very short lime ago.
During tbe past wtvk the manufacture
of Kansas City hnve been holding an e
lilbtt of home produru with the object
Htlmulattng public Uitert'Jt In the \ario
Baanufauturlngeiiterprlse * that have be
In that city The exhibit wa well
attend Ml and nefordlng to * H accounts was
a. nrest iuccas In every respect.
Wheat Is at a premium in Nebraska at
the pre ont time. In fact so much so imt
foma Nebraska mirVa rr hard pressed to Ret
A Rulftclent supply to fill current orders A
local representative ef n Nebra-'Ua mill re-
TnRrkwl this wet-k that lie hn 1 not Mlteited
any bu lne for n week and that h * ' " .13
tniir cin brhlnd in his or < l r- .
The Iml j r nl Iran work * l < i building two
hoMele i arrlages The motive power In
each will be a K.I neil no enclno of tvvpUe-
her e power A. J. Slmrwon Is constructing
the cnrrlnce part nn > l th" T hol < - will be
completed In about two week * The"- car
riage * will be different from anything * o
far seen by the public , af they are brfnsf
onitructt l along the lines patented by H.
K. CIo\er of tnt * city
The firm of WIHon A : Drake , Iroller - makers
ers of this clt } , hnbo < - undet-jrolni ; a
"hBiitre. John JlMlion , tic cnlor mem
ber , his Rene out of the r rm and will ypend
ilx months or more on n. plro ure trip to
tip I'aeinc coajit. His placpt \ taken by
il * non , J M Wllron. fotiuerly of I.lnro'n ,
rhlltt llimhV , Williams , for a lonff time
he bookkeeper anil cashier has been ad
mitted a member of the flrm Thr * tyle
of the nrm In the futurt , r.-ltl l > - Drake ,
Wllswn & Wllfam Tie flrm'n builncM
mi nhown a rapid gain In the pnit two or
hrt-e months and .within the past two necks
he force of men at work has bren doubled.
'Icct'ntly the firm , shipped to larpe boiler
o Mexico and one to the Rack BlllM lx > -
cal onleM have also been larcc. the Iron
lankn for the Cudahy soap works all bcln ?
mad < here.
Hubert VlTllnff of Chlcapfl nnd n mcm-
er of the 1'axton & Vlerllrwr Iron workM IH
n thr > city on bu5rnc s. He reports bullrt-
ni ; npemtlonH a < 4 more actlvn In Omaha ,
n proportion to the ilze of the city than
n Chlcaro. Some very nice orders have
wen coming in from Nebraska and ftir-
roundlnp states , which in addition to the
mtld.Tii ; In Omaha 1 fcecplnff the vvorkn
Vvolf BroB. , the tent nnd awning -people ,
rive Joined the Manufacturer * ' association.
They hav a good force of traveling men
cut on the rotul and arc cox ( .ring all terri
tory tributary to this city In a most thor
ough manner.
OMAHA ( ; ii.MilAl. JI.VltIv.IuTS.
Coiiilltliin of Trnil anil < luntntl itis
nnil Pnnc3 I'roilnci ? .
ulk ot saleii. 7c.
mon to fnlr , O8c : choice to
fancy. lOffllc , separator crenmery. ISc ; gath
ered creamery , Uc.
Uc.fnt.
fnt. SO to tW lb . , o.uoteil t
Sirtc ; large anJ course. e Sc.
LIVE POt'LTRY-Ufnii S4c ; cocUip. * g3c :
rlnff chtckenii , per Ib ICc.
1MOKONS Ute. TJCWc ; dead plseons not
nnteL
HAY Upland. KM : miainnd , tl 0 ; lowland
IJOO. r > e straw. M. color maken Ue price on
lay light halts tell tlie beet , only top Grades
trim ; top prlcen.
llIlOOMCOnN nitremcly slow snle : new crn i
delver ! l on track In country , choice crecn iwlf-
workinB carpet. rr In. 2aV4c ; cholie green.
nmnlng to hurl. J 2U.c commnn. IHc
VEGBTAni.ES.
GREEN I'UAS I'er b-bu. box , MOCOc.
PIE PL.V.\T-Per Ib . 4c.
CUCUMHEHS-1'er ilot . 40 ; 0c. Texns , ' .4-bu.
box. SCcfll.CO
TOM \TOI2S-Pcr 4-linsl.et crate. 11.75.
IIAUH11KS 1'er iloz. 10 l.-.c
L.KTTUf"E Per < loz. . K > < rEc
WAX UEANS I'er H-bu box , SOc JLOO : per
hbl , 75c
STH1NG ItEANB 1'er > i-bu box. Me.
NEtt ONIONS I er aor. . lOfflEc.
PAIISI.KT ror doz. . : oii'ic.
ONIONS I cr bu JI.M
LIMA HENS T > er Ib . S" .
I1EANS llaml.picke.l navy , per bu. . Jl 19
CAHUAGi : i-nllfornli ! 'ic per Ib
inaXATOES-Ncvr per l > hU. IS.CO ; pcrj > u. . c J
H.OO. old native Btock. per bu , 25c.
TR1JITS.
CALirOHNIA CHEltKIES Per 10-lb. box , SL2J
B1.DO
STIlAWtlEnniKP rancj , $150.
AI'l'UES No Rltlpplng stork.
SOUTHERN I'l.UMSI'er 24jt. . ca-e. J1.T3
I- * * .
IGODSEDERniESiPcr
GODSEDERniESi-Pcr H-qt case , KM.
NUTS Almoiuls. L.illlcrnla , j r Ib . lar e
lc. ic. llrazlls. per Hi . IVc , Cnillsh n.-ilnmn.
prr II ) , fancy , soft Kliell Uirr-c , stanilardu ,
lOCllc , nilicno , per II ) . . 10c , peians. polleheil
arse. BfflOc. jumlio , lib lie ; larjte lilcuornuta. .
$1 2" per bu , cocoanut * . 4c cucli
riOS -Imported fancy 4 crown. 20-lb. boxes ,
tic B crown W-U > boxes. ISffHc.
HOXKT Choice 1ZS715C
CIUHR Clarinc-a Juice , per half Lbl. . Jt3S ; pei
bl bl 14 4 13
MAI'LE Tnt'P rive-ual can- each } 2 II
sal cans , pure , per dnz. . J12. balf-sal cans ,
C.K < ju rt can OT
FUESII MEATS
DRESSCD BEEFr-flootl native steera. 400 tc
OX ) Iba , 7c. good fori-quartera stetrs S ic. goo > l
hlpdriirarti'rs , iHc , vvpatern terti , Ucianc >
hellers , 6 p ; KOI ! lulfsrs , Cc. good foieiiuurten
liplftra Sc. KtxiJ hindquarters heifer * , ic , cooil
cows. Cc ; fair cows , i c , cooiinon cows. 5c
co\v forKiuarlers , 4" c ; cow hlndaunrters 7 > tc.
UEET Ct'TS Tenderloins. JOc. l > or.ele s E trips ,
IDc. strip loin * , fcr. rolls Oc. flrloln butts , &c.
fnoulilcr rloils. Bile , rump bultn. 5c. stetr
chucks. 4Jc ccw chucks 3S4C , boneless chucks ,
4Uo , csv , plates , 24c , steer pistes I c. Hani ,
alt-ilk c : lolnn , No 1 He : Inlns , No 2 , iZo ,
lolnf. No. 3 , c , No. 1 short loins , 16c. No. :
Fhort loins , lie ; No 3 short lolnx. 12c : sirluln
cnda. StflCc rlhis. No. 1 J2c. tllis. No 2. lOc ;
ribs. No. 3. 7c ; steer rounds , 7c , cow rounds
ouc tow z-oimds. thunk elf 7c ; cow rounds.
* > ianl : anil rump off , 71 c. trirnmlnKs , . beI
shanks , 5VjC. brains , per doz Sc. sweetbreads ,
l " Ib , lie , kweclbnnds ( calve ) pt-r Ib . toe ,
kldners , per lioi. . Kc ot tails each , "c ; llvera ,
per Ib. 2 ! c : hearts , per Ib . me. tongues , jiei
Ib. J2c.
rOHK Drefsed P'RS ! ijc , ilrcrncd bo ; , 5c
tenderloins lUHc ; loins i c. * iare ril * . 3 > ic
ham sausacc. tutts. Sc. shcuUers , rough , c.
shouHers , klnned. tc , trlrnmlnss. 4 c lt-a.1
lanl. not rendered , ' -c ; heads , rleaneJ. ic
snout anil ears , 3c : backbones , ic : > , ccl meats ,
3s ; neck bone jup , pics' tails , 3e : plucUs ,
nacli Sc ; chltterllrei1 , Sc lioiks. 4c heart * , liei
drs. , 2ic. stomachs , tiieh. 3e. lonsue . each , 7c ,
kldnejs , per ilux. . lOc : lire ins. p < rr doz. , 15c ,
pics' fpcl , per doz. . 2V , Ilvvrs cacn. 3c.
limits. TAKLOW. irrc.
HIDES No. 1 green lii-n * We. Ni I Rrrcn
hides , 4 > 4c. No. 1 green salted ! il > s I'TSNo ; :
sreen saitel hlilfs. 5Kc. No. 1 veal calf. 5 to i :
ib-s. . 7c ; No. 2 veil ctJf. 1 ; to IS Ibs. . 4c No 1
dry fitnl lildis syioc. Vo : dry Hint hides , fa
Oc. No. 1 dry salted hides & { J9c. part earn
hides. HjC prr Ib. lesa tbnn fully curej
SIIEKP PEI.TS fro"n alteo. eacn , rri lJe
Rrwn sailed , .mearllne * ( i"lion voole-1 eirlj
sklni ) each , lie ; dry vlicarllngs ( ehurt woolet
early skins ) . No. 1 , each , Sc , ilry Hint. Ivanen :
and Nchracka butUier wool pelts , per Ib . ao
lual wrlcht , I9ic : dry Hint. Kansa * and N-
brnEka 3Iurraln rruol pelts , per Ib . actua.
welKht. 5 < iHs , dry Itlnt Colorado butcher woo
pelts , per Ib. . actual weight. 4GZc. drjtllrn
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib , actua :
weight , ii4c fret cut off. as It U UOLk-ss t (
par frclsht on their.
TAI.I OM * AND CJREASI ! Tallow , Nn 1. JHc
tallo-r No. 2 Ic. jiva . will to A. 2e , grease
white U , 2i , sfaff , > ellow. Scffrnse , dark
ls c ; old butter 292'ic. beeswax , prime , 1D < J "c
rough tallow. Ic
WOOlw frivTashed. file heavy. fiSTc ; line Usht
SQ'ic. nu rtertilood , 1001 c n-"dy burr ) ' ani
charfy , t > c : cottetl and brol-pn. coarse. 7BOc
cotted anl broken , fine. i-Qb - rieecc naslieu
mcilluin , ISfitl c , fine. UOlCcSt.li ashed , 1CC3
Uc : Uluck. Sc. bucks. Cc ; tac locks. 5OJt , deai
pulleil.iiCo. .
HON'KS li arlnm.WT'lehiMl and ilellvcrrc ! !
Chicago : Drj ImrT.ilo per ton. tl : OOjJU CO ; dn
country bleached per ton til ) 004T12.00 > > ry couu-
try. damp and meuty , p r von , JC.W3S.OO.
\V < - fl ly IlniiU Slnti-niciit.
NEW YORK. June 5 , The weekly bank itate
mont liovva tlie follow inc fhnrxes : Ittrerre , ile
creone , tl.JJ3.S5 ; Innnf , InrreHre , tliOl.O 0 , sptcH
Increase , tXH.'CO ; kualtenders , decrease , tM 2tO
drpuslts. Increase U ei0.1W. rlrculatlpii. drcrcaw
Tlie Imnks now hold tUKiiliS ui
of the renulrtm-ms of the S3 per cent rulf.
I.oinliia lliiiicy 31arlc-t ,
LONDON , June 5. MONEY ' .i per cult.
The rate of dl rount In tie open murrfet fo
thort anil thrre montlm * Mils ! li-lt < rl i > erct-nc.
Gold Is qunted nt lluenos Jrjrei at lii-23. tiul
ban , 77n ll\iL
Thu tiluok exchange U closed today.
I'luuiiflul
t NEW ORLEANS. June i Clearlngii. 187 : K4.
BOSTON. June 5. Clem Inue. U7.2I4.kl3 ; ha !
anoes. K.074.4SS.
UALTIlIOHi : . June Clrartnes. U.W1.C39
balances , J2S9 ! S.
NEW YORK June i. Clcurlnss ,
balnnre > ,
I'Hll.ADKU'HIA. June 5. Clearings , { 9.4K.
027 ; luilannes , 11 , 1,10 } .
WBMIMII.S June 5. Clearing. IW.Ki. bal
antes. tS4.t'.iO. Nevr York exciionue belling a
JLM premium.
CINCINNATI , Juno t-ilunty. : C per rein
: ; w Y rk exchange. JOjjCSc prvmium. Clear iiifi
ST. LOUIS. June i. Clearlnes , H.C4I 010 , bal
unceR , JhS . 7. Money. 4tI | nrent. . New Yor !
uxchance. COo premium bid Tic premium asked
CHICAGO , June S. Ctearlncn. JII.SOT Ul Xei
YnrK exchanse. Uc premium. Foreign exchunei
llsil , , sixty ilats. ST. Cluslne inlcei on tb
htock exchanc i were : West Chicusu , JOO , Nort
ClilcaRQ. in. SlrawUourO , 16 ; Diamond Matct
llC'i ; New i'ork JSlecult , * Si. , Chicago Ua u
Fliiniiflnl.
PARIS , June B. Thr per cent rentes , 1C *
. Jun S. Exchange en London , i
marks 37' * ptii fcr clicckj.
LONDON , Junt S. The amount of bullion vrttt
UruvMi frura tlie Uank of Englacd on bl nc
" "
a
e I lillnileli lila Market- .
rtrnADUIJ'HIA. June S I3UTTnit-fite d
fair denuuid. lancy vrettern creunery , JitJliVjC.
UOtJtJ i'lrra , coud demand , frub nearby. Hi
fretn wentern. lO Cllc ; selucttd. IIbe.
CHKlian-Unchaneed
MlnneuiiuliiiVIient - .
' ' MINNEAPOLIS. June 6 WHEAT Steady an
lower : June , tic ; July , CT * tt TI c , Seiitcmbe
No. t northern ,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Holidays Frodnce Caution trad "Wheat Makes
Only a Elight Drop ,
CORN IS FIRM AND SLIGHTLY HIGHER
Onl rnllnvvs Corn nnil I'rmUloin Arr
UnrlmrtBA-il Cnlil In .Mnnltolm
llcpiirtril to He Kr
Wlient Itonla.
CHICAGO. June " . The adjournment ol
the Jfoanl of Trade from noon today to
Tuesday morning caused both parties tu
the wheat d < val to operate with more than
their usinl caution. Thhe result of that ,
uoUvlth tindlng a preponderance of beur-
Ish t alures In the day's news. wa a de-
tllne of only ViC per buslteIn July wheat.
September , however , declined He. Corn
averaged tlrm and closed nt I-16c better than
it did yesterday Oit kept strictly In line
with corn. Provisions were unchanged nt
the close.
The continental market' did not much In
fluence the trading here , although the Paris
market was said to be weak nnd declining
because of Improved weather The prin
cipal factor at the opening was the pub
lishing of an Improvement of three point"
In the condition oC Kansas w hpat since May
1 The market opened with seller ? of July
at from (77'c ( to GTc. anil a Bile or two nl
from 67'nC to K'kc s ipped through aboul
the same time. The tendency was down
ward after that and in about half an hout
the price was reduced to MSc for a mo
ment , with vastly more buyers th.\n sellers ,
however , at the price Ia t mentioned. Sep
tember In the ame tlrm- declined from
ETVo and , B4c nt the start to < r.t c. The week * *
cltarnnces of who it and Hour from both
consta , as reported by Bradstre < ! t * , were
equal to 2CBCCO bu agaln t S.CSl.OuO bu.
the preceding week and 3.2OT.UCO "bu. the cor-
rerpondlng week of lastr Chicago re
ceipts mere 37 cars and Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 240 cars received , btlns
equal to only 113003 bit. The comparatively
hruall quantity of contract ; wheat In store
cauneU the short natlcr * to act timidly , and
they were rendered still more- cautions when
they heard It rumored that several llrmc
had wheat s old to Armour S. Co which
fiey could not "ring up. " Therefore , or
the moderate decline referred to those whc
had a profit in short vvhett uecame anxious
to secure it , and In the doing of it they
caused It to advance npaln to around 67c.
Cold weather in Manitoba cold enough , II
was s.ild , to freeze vvhc-Mt at the roots-
TV as nn element In the closing reaction Ir
prlce July recovore 1 to from 67c to C7l4c
nnil closed at Cfic bid.
Trading In corn was rn.rly active ami
flrm In the main. Peopleiwho were supposed
o have n deslrp to cover corn already soli !
hort made a drive at the market earlj
n the serplon That caused a decline Ir ;
uly from U3"4c nnd 21c at the ooenlnn tc
* * iC. but as soon as the previous sellers
commenced to show a disposition to bus
at the decline the price went up affair
quickly to S4c and a shade better Reporta
rom the country were or the most pirl
of an unfavorable- character regnrdlnir pros-
> ccta for the growing crop The Kansa-
state report pive- the condition of grow ins
corn nt M 7 The closing price for July was
lie , at which there were many buyers am
"evv sellers
The Improved tone or th market In oat !
was tne result of sympathy with corn Julj
opened nt l"c. touched 17$4C , advanced tt
'rom li > c to ISc at whU-n price it clo ed
Provisions were in fair demand at a sllgh
reduction iniprteesmhlch the trading starte <
with. The doc Ine aas recovered from , neai
the end under the encoumpement of thi
strencth In corn Closing prices were s > ub
s'cntlall > the same as Triduv
Estimate * ! rece fts for Mondav areTVricat
10 cars , corn. SOO cars1 ; oats. SCO cars , hos =
4.K0 head. For the entire week. 175.CUO hog
are expected.
Lending futures ranee as follows-
Artlclec I Oosn. ( | Cloii.
C.73VS C71-
rpt. UUl IU
Corn
Jim * \
Jnlv
i. nt. 23
'Oat ' i
Jiilv.- 175-j-i *
Jiilv.pt . . . 17- *
Pork-
July. . . 70 770 7 TO
70 7 SO 7 73 7 7S
Jnlv. . . I CO t . .J i 3 AD .1 .TJi 3 52V
P.-nt. . I CO : > UJh 3 OU 3 liJ' . J liiJ-
Jlllv. 42(1 4 2.'K A 17S 4 2SL , 4 > 2V
Sept..J 4 2J4 J Ii7 | 4 _ . ! < 4 ii7t 425
No. " .
Cash rjuotntloni were as follo\vnv
"FIXJUn Dull. Fprlns patents T3 7O34 00
winter patents tt.Mtf-4 AQ. stralti ! . J4.0J6-4 10. hak
ere. K.M62.SO.
WHEAT Xo. 2 prlnu. CT eCi ) , c : NO. 3 spring
. No ! red. " ( T ic.
CORN" No I. SHirtlc.
OVTS Xo. 2. isc. t. o. b. ; No. 2 w ilte
J Jo : No 3 white. 2I9MHC.
KYE No. 2 22'tC.
11AIIL.DY No. 2. noiilnal. Xo. X 2Tc ; No I
-VXSnnD No 1 7MT76ic
TIMOTHY SEED-1'riroe , J2.70S2.rs.
PROVISIONS 1'ork. nr ss. per lbl. , J7.7037.7S
l-anl , per : CO Ibs. . K 7feB3.M ; shiirt ribs side
( loose ) , J1.1004.SO. dr } ' Baited fhoulders ( boxed )
"i.W:5 ( ; hhort clear tides ( boxed ) . S4 50l KVi
WlIISKi' Dlstillcis' finished goods , per ! .
klJG.UlS Cut loaf , " ; 31 , cranulated. ( I 71
standard "A , " $3 18.
STOC1CS sA UOiniS.
0 - iilrs hlmw Greatly Iiiurennetl Con
ll.l.-iice In IltiNlntOutluuU. .
NCW YORK , June 5 Til ere was no mlstakln :
th * stront bull character of today's market ifo
stocka and. bonds , nor was there any room fo
-doubt that xhu motive for buying was greatl ;
Inireated conident.e ! over the general out lee ]
for business In the country. The bear elemen
was iwt a factor In the market at any time < lur
me the dai. except u eacer buyers to cove
s'lort cuntnu-ts betore prices should rise l yon
tliciireath. . There was pome proilt taking a
Intrrrali by the moru conservative minded trad
era hut apparently their only purpose In swllln ,
sni < block vvaa to put tbe proceeds Into anuther
MlUi TOillzliii- Jules as were mails nere we !
absorbed and in consequence the upward coun
uf priced went merrily un .from the opening t
thu close uf the day's short newton. The dual
lng vvero remaili&bly well distributed. Sufi
ahuvvlnc the largi st number of shares uf any un
utck FeW with 10. MO sliarta. Clilcacu Oaa am
IluHlnu'ton followed clone with over 15.0i > J share
iMCli. uml fat. Paul was nut far behind. Of stock
that vveru dealt In tu the extent of from 1H > ) t
7.CW iSnres there were about twenty , and a larg
luimhii' of the usuallr Inactive share * showed :
em tiler number ofsules , mnde up In part of od
luls bouKlit by commlsclon'iiousen on outside or
ilein. Tlie b'eiieral etreneth of the maiket vra
iloil'tKf astisteil by tbo aggreftilre atrtnct
tliown ly Homeotthe most active slocks , notalil
.Suunr , the crancers and New Jursey Centra !
Ril-on * frmnaBhlnetun that a treaty wit
Sp.iln was bclnp coiihidered looking to ( the Tvsv
lull jii u ? tlie naturalUatlun of biunlali suliject
an citizens of ( lie United flutes had their eflei.
In liilplni ; prices n Indicating a i > urpte t
eliminate causes or friction rxtueen the tu
countries. UUncurt I'aililc arul Western Unlo
JolueJ tbc list of upprLcUtlnir values With th
favoritis uf the beam Uius shifted to the bul
sld of the market , there w * practically tl
optiotltluii left lu Hit ! wlvanclnK- tendency uf th
tnurket. Advances ot near a point or over mer
! iow u in Hutrar. New Jersey Central U polnui
llurllngton , br Paul. Northwestern , Rock Islam !
Chicago Uas. Baltimore Ohio. Colorado Fuel
Consolidated Qan , Urle secoad preferreU. Louli
villa & Naihvllle. Missouri Pacific , ilublle J
Ohio (2 points ) , Lrod , New York , Clilcaen 4. SI
LouU uecona preferred Temteziee Ccal Amerl
can SplrtUi preferred , Orecon Navlcatlun urt
ferreil. Leather preferred. Iteadlnc tlrst lire
fened and Western Union.
The week ha been meat remarkable for th
manifestation of Increased cunfldence In buyln
and holdlne of necurltles especially rallroa
stocks and bonds , The Improved tone of th
ipeiulatlon has baen as remarkable for the at
uce of specific Influence * on tha * toclv * 11101
aXected as for the conlldcnc * shown. Tuere ca
1 , na duubt thut treat part of the bu > ins e
lvt.t durluff UieweeU has lieon pre-dlrtetl upu
prrdletlon that tbe outlocx for Sfopral buklnei
U s really Improved ana that the country ha
tuined tbe corner from the dcnrui < lun tutrurd lir
provenierit. Tbr cheerful confidence Hbown b
the Mcretary of the treasury in ills public uttei
ancti has made a ftroruj Impretjlon on Wa
IreeL. Much aoccunt la taken of tne contentlu
Uuit the volume f butiueM 1 equal to that 1
the most prurptrous yearn , alUiuucli price * ar
still low Hays Dun s review "Reportu froi
all part * of the country show that retail dli
trlbutluni of products U unusually 'ars an
tucreJUlne , " aj > d s. "cuirpurteon of prices thi
week In the leadine branches of manufactut
< hews a remarkable slrallarli ) to the cuutse c
prices In tbn earlier jnanths of 1S7S. waen th
mo t wonderful advanvc In production and prict
ver known IB this ur any other country wn
cluw * at U.ni' ' Tfal feellnc liaa necurcd tt nul
on the marc sacculuu eleirunit la Wall nrn
Jurinj- the week , and In larcely mponslbla K
the ball mark t. It is fed tu a irealer or lei
eiteut byvarious developments. Tbe effrct c
tviil exponi 1 > ao lancer dreaded , u U is we
thnl the deplctl n of thejrtrtus e"ll rewrre In
th trea iity u not raevmre'l by tne anraunt nt
ffotil extHirt * . Tne amrw&.l.n . the tre Miry rr.
> erv > since th * K"M < - -xri'Ttniu\ nt b c n u.
In fart tnr > l Jernbly lefi-j tvvo ( ninln nt ike
gold PIP rts ITio fr'V prn" ' trwt 11K
muauy ort ore tu Ve tlful. and of Rood
quality , fo or | itel as c the l t pvoibn
amninince of lmrwl p rlly nrt rxpamlpd
limlnrcs The . -rip ian nad n e p
cl Hy en > t on Jtm itninser KI UP
nillMMnl . The nrpwrtu Stff4rnlnKS from these
ralliv.l for the w.eK hnve V o adleil to their
strength. noUhly to In iuriS e t m and Hut-
lln tfi n A luire portion of "thve k specula
tion m r r us the ralletwl ttsrt was con-
cerrel. h s cin'.r d n this "lip T"1 tm tw i
etmunti , of mwtbern J jtiutu tern ruadu
continue to reflect the elf it lon of bumne * In
thnw quafters nlso In Wi nhmey market there
has l een an lncie ! "f aTttvlly In the mercan
tile paper department , Indicating an Increa eit
ui > of twills In trade , Tli"re have lie-en l u
larre withdrawals of the money deposited wltn
Nevr York banks bs outside banks for Use In
different localities The actlmt f the Uilcagu
bank * In re-luelni the rat of Interest paid .u
deposits bl outalde bantw has w-rvert to ineeK
this tendency and to Increase again the nmiinu.
latlon of outside banks deposits In New \orx
bank * . Th * barometer of no stock , as usual.
has bren quick lo retponil to tlie-e evldenna
of awakening aetlv Uy In tnde. The traders
- llmM anil II .
have ho n tnetm-elvrn rome-what
trustful of the Improvement RS wo naturtu
of depression and m-urrltiK
after the lomr period
reaction. They have l - < ia constantly iilchlui
to tnke profits on a Bhort turn , and there have
been halts durtng thwetk for this purpo .
e-pcclally at the times of tie t'reatjs In the
.hares of rublnr and Cleveland. Otncinnntl.
.
Chlctwu ft SU UUls , Cue to a reduction of dlvi.
and nmwrs of a rei > ° ri
lend In the former , ucV ,
to rea lie
in the latter Itut t.iere offerlns *
live been teadlli- and confidently nb orlKvi
without notable reaction , ind each day ueve.-
tpmenta hid ndde.1 to the conftjenc * of th trad-
' . for uc-
1'unha.ei tprelKn
Init on the bull side
count have been lance and wall dUtrlbuteC ,
shares of reorsanliatlon companies Demi , espe
cially prominent in this movement. .
the rvltnvart
ihareii enally lei
The ( Transer
illstHct , both In point of activity and strength.
Omaha alrme lajrclnc In the Improrement and
< .li' lnif the week imchank'ed. J"rtllW'n ; !
llock
Kalwl IV , per cent. Hurllnnton 3 per cent ,
ICd 2S per cent and 1'aul m per cent
Urle sectmil preferred ro e 4V4 per cent. I > ake
Sh re S\ per cent Chlcaiio Gas 3S per cent.
New Jenej Centra ! nnd lUadlmt first preferred
3H per cent. Illinois Steel J per cent , I anadlon
facinc 2S per cent. 8uBar , Ixiulsvllle & Nash-
v Ille and Sii'qviehnnna preferre 1 2'n per cent ,
Tenne s Coal SH | wr cent. Mo t of the le.14-
Inc stbckii In' the market hovved a Kaln of
lulnt or over , the marked exceptions beln * Ncst-
irn Onion with a fractional loss
The Ixind market during the week dLsplayisl
Bre-alvc strength nnd vvn con Iderabl > - unl-
mited the sales for the five trading "lays ex
ceeding W.OW.WM The Improved nninclal nnd
-onimerclnl outlook lnduc 1 heavy purchases far
foreign account , which served : to stimulate In
vestment nnd speculative buvlnc bv dome'tlc
Interests. The rp ulntlTe Isaucs absorbed the
bulk of the dealings , but an extensive Imslnesj
w.i transacted In tlie usually Inactive mortcaKen
In which the more noteworthy Improvements
were rendered Some nwclllc develoun nts op-
cr t l townrj decisive nalns In a few Issues
The prominence of bonds of roads un lersohiR
reorganization and the activity of the low grade
tecurltlca was generally favorably commented
upon M Indicating a rtecldwl wakenlnir of the
dormant outside Interest In the market The
net chamres show gains ranging frcm 1 to 4'1
per cent , which embrace nil the principal mort
gages Some few exception J. however are noted ,
tncludlni , I'eorin , Decatur S Evansvllle first !
ami Michigan Central MI 2'i per cent The more
Impirtant advance * weriSI Louis Southwest ,
crn firsts 2 per cent. E\st Tennessee Divisional
a. 2 per cent Wabash seconds 2 per cent ,
I'lttsburg. Chicago. Clnclrmstt A. St Louis 4H
serli-s A. 2'4 per cent. Ml ( ourl r.iclflc consol 6s ,
4 per cent. Iron Mountain S 3 per cent Gov
ernments were moderately active and ruled s rons
in sjinpathv uith the advances In other securl-
tlos The following were the closing quotations on
the leading stocks of the New York exchange
today
The total rales of stocks today were 131,84
Khares , IncluillnK , American Sugar. 17,300 , llur
llngton , 14,600 , Chicago Gas , 12 SOU , Loukiv Ille , '
Naehvllle , .300. Manhattan Consolidated. 4 200
Missouri Paclilc. 3.SCO , National Lead , 3.100
Nortavvestern , ,700. Kradlns. C,4 ) . Rock Island
4,000 , St. Paul. 15.100. Western Union. 4 COO.
Sew Turk Money Mnr ! et.
NEW YORIC , June S MONEY ON C.VLL-
Nomlnally , lOm per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER S > 04 pe
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady , with actua
buslney/i in bankers' bills at H.So'.fll S7 for de
mand , and 14 S Q4 SO for sltt > days , postei
rates , 51 MU4JM and (4 SSG4.uSH ! ; commercla
bills , ] 4 K
BAR SILVER-COc
MEXICAN ISOI LARS ( Tljc.
SILVER CERTII-ICATES 6014fi < OHC.
STATE UONDS Dull.
RAILROAD HONES Strong.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-StronR
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Wcok Winds Up with Stiff Run and Brisk
Business.
CATTLE TRADE CONDITIONS STILL GOOD
Corn fed Hot-ren Itrlnp ; Mpt > 1'rlcon , Our
II mili IVtciiIn
Miller Acitln. ( iulnic
Doi-u to
SOUTH OMAHA. June 5 Uecelpta for the
Jujs indicated were.
Cattle. HogsSheep. . Llorsca.
I June o. . . . . . . . 1.837 5.795 X3 . . . .
June - . 3.751 7 , ! l 4,103
June 3 . 2/JW ( i. 3iJ aoui : u
June 2 . 3.517 S.GMJ MK7 . . . .
June 1 . 2.WU 9.D02 5U7 19
May 31 . l S3 3.12 $ l.KS
I May 29 . 1,519 7.S1S 1.S1S 1
, May 2S . 1.33S S.21S l.f ,
! May 27 . 1.460 9.547 1.192
I Mav : G . J.GW 1U.37S 5.513
May So . 4.212 13.4C3 2.iUJ
I May 24 . 1,531 3.22 S.541 1
I May 22 . 1,003 S.C52 1.747
j HecclpU for the week with comparisons
were :
' . Cattle. Hog-v Sheep.
Week ending Juno 5 . J5.754 4iii91 10S7
Week endlnn May 23 . 13S,6 32.SS2 2i450
i Week ending Jlny 2J . 13.72S 42.3X ) 23.541
I Week ending May 15. . . . U9'H 30.m $ 13.S76
Week ending May 8 . 12.35 31,742 11,279
The otildnl number of cars ot stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. HOJJS. Sheep. H'rs.
C. . M. & St. P. Uy . S
O. & St , L Ry . . . . 1
Missouri Pacific Ky. . 4 4 . . . .
I Union Pacific 8 > < tem 43 20 1
F C & M. V U. U. . 6 21
S C. & P llr . 1
C. St. P. . M & O. Uy. 9 S
B. At M. R. U. n. . 13 20
C. , B & Q. Ry . 4
K. C. & St. J. . . .
C. . R. I. & . P Ry. . E. 4 .
C. , R. I. & P. Ry . W . . 1
Total receipts . & 3 S4 1 "l
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
, Buyers. Cattle. Hogt Sheep
j Omaha Packing Co . 1,051
I The G H Hammond Co. M y J
I Swift and Company . 773 1.T3S . . . .
I The Cudahy Packing Co. 523 1,502 . . . .
Vunsant & Co . 33 .
IJ Lu Carey . 13 .
Swift , from K. C . , . . . 269
Hammond , from 1C. C . 337 . . . .
Swlp , from Country . 40 .
Cudahy P. Co. . from K. C. 122 .
C P. & P. Co. , Neb. City . . . 232
Other buyers . 43 .
Totals . 1,921 3,809 2G9
CATTLJ5 The week closed with a pretty
fair run of cattle for a Saturday , seventy-
seven fresh loads being reported In the
yards. The market waa also In good con
dition and fairly satisfactory to the sellers.
| The receipts all this week nave baen large ,
I the total for the six days being the largest
of any week In some time
The demand for a Saturday was quite
good and the market reasonably active , so
that an early clearance was effected
Corn-fed beeves were good sellers , the most
of those htrz bringing $4 400-4 GO One bunch
of very good white faces , averaging 1,00 !
Ibs. , sold up to $4 9J. the highest price paid
since April 13.
Butchers' stock = old at just about steady-
price * and the market was reasonably active.
Mockers and feeders were In light supply
and the market unchanged. Representative
sales :
NATIVES.
STEERS.
N ° - Pr. No. Av.
, , . - - Pr.
\ " % \ S " law 4 . .11 = 3 W
1 . . IliO 4 00 1. . . VM 4 40 M . .ira 4 43
} > ' ) \ 00 21. . .13M 4 40 I H4J 4 4 *
1 1310 4 W 24 lois I 40 3 .low 4 4a
1 - . tllO 4 10 S . . .1U4 4 40 5 . 11U5 > 1
.0 . . .117Z 4 10 17. . .llOi 4 40 17. . 14.-0 4 I ,
14. . . < i,0 4 15 44. UO2 4 43 St. . HUS . l'i
3 315 4 13 5 . .1210 4 43 JO . 1210I SO
U. 106S 4 15 7. . . 1137 4 45 36 .14IJ 4 30
J . 1213 4 29 60. . SM 4 (3 SI . J47 ! 4 50
1 - WO 4 iu j. . . 10 t 41 Ib . r.2' 4 "J-
1 . , liCO 4 23 I2..ijS f , , 17. . 12SS 4 H
8 1KG 4 30 71. . 1.32 4 K . .13CS ; : .2V-
15 IliO 4W 13 . .104J ' 41C7. . . ,127 , 4M"
5J . 1304 4 CO 22 . .1 ! < B 4 4' , 20. . 11K \ W
S3. 1313 4 30 .C 1.13 4 i" 3i . .15TO 4 (4
M . 1213 4 SO IS. . . "a I n 2 ! . . . l ? e 4 C3
4J. . 1076 4 30 tl - iibJ 4 \ , 11 . 1303 * M
3 . . 'J73 4 33
COWS.
1. . . 7CO 2 CO 1..11SO 310 S . . 10S5 143
a. . . law 2 < o 2. . .iiso s 10 4 . . .iw ; 3 ji
1. . . &SO 14) 2. . . USZ 3 13 1..U40 3 u )
1. . . 'XT 250 1..1210 353 0..1175 3W
1. . . . SfiO 230 2. . .1100 3K 1..1340 3 ' 0
1..1050 2 73 1. . .1CSO 3 15 4. . 70 3 00
3 . . Sii ) ! 73 1..U70 3 30 1 . 10 3 C5
1. . 1120 273 3 .1233 340 1G..1O > < . 3 C5
IS. . . . S33 273 1. . .1120 340 S. . . . H'J ) 370
1 . . 1070 3 CO 1. . . . S50 3 40 2 . S70 3 70
1. . . S70 300 l..iiC340 1. .11 ! > 0 3 SO
1 . . .1200 3 00 3..10S6 3 40 2..11DO 4 00
1. . . . JCO 300 6 . .1200 343 1..IWO 403
HUIFER3.
2. . . . S45 325 23. . . . 601 370 3 . . . OSS 300
1. . . . SSO 323 6. .735 373 1. 730 3 SO
1. . . . D30 3 23 1..1120 3 75 3. . . .10:0 4 10
1. . CIO 3 40 2S . . . 593 3 85 4. . . S77 4 OU
1. . . . 570 370 3. . . . 620 3 80
BULLS.
1..1440 273 1..1490 325 1. . . 2000 340
1. . . 11SO 310 1. . .13JO ZK 1..1410 350
1..1010 3 13 1. . .liSO 3 33 1..1170 3 50
1..1S40 3.15 1..1770 S 40
STAGS.
1..1C50 SCO 1. U60 400
CALVES.
2. . . . 355 400 10. . , . US 530 1. . . . 110 SCO
2. . . . K 5uO
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1. . . . 640 SCO 3. . . . $93 415 3. . . . 790 425
! . . . . 483 373 1. . . . 7W > 415 3. 713 430
7. . . . 7S7 4 10 1. . CM 4 15 1 6 0 4 40
3. BIO 4 10 1. . . .CO 4 IS 1C . . . 731 4 CO
HOGS The has market opened this momtnir a
Ilttl * eatlerthan yesterday's gentra. ! mniket. The
treat bulk of the eurlj sales were at 13 S0ft3.32 > , .
with J320 the mum popular price , while very lew
loadd reached $3.35. 'Yesterday over a quarter o (
all tn ) > hog ? tirnueht S3 35.
After the more ursent ordens hail "bwn flllej
the market flatted out and uas very olow and
dull ualll the close The ltd ) era wanted what
wag lett at (3.2503 30. while bailsmen were unwilling -
willing to muke the concession In the end , how
ever. tlify uere about all sold , the late sales
Ijeinc lurecly at * 3SO
Today's ilecllne cairied the market to the lowest -
est point of tbe week and the Ion t at point
touched flnce February IS
The tcndencj of the hoc market all the week
wan loner , the gradual nhrlnkage In vatilcs
- > \hlch set In about the nret of last month being
continued. The decline , him ever , was email , the
loss for the whole weelc amounting to barely lOe
A usual on a declining market the trade wa d
little Blow on some days owlni ; to the reluc
tance of salesmen to make the conocmlon in
Tirlces demanded. At the tame time the demand
WUB of liberal proportions and fully eiiuai to the
receipts BO that there was no difficult ! In dupos-
Inj : of exerj thing recel\ed nt current prliei.
Itepresentatlte sales.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. AT 3h. Pr
. 2 kOW23 C9 . JSO . „ jj 30
16 . 3S2 . . . 3 53 71 . 3(13 10 S 30
W . SOV ICO 3 27 49 . MS 1W S 30
l\ . . . .S3 ! 10 3 27'A ' C7 . 251 SO S 33
45 . 313 80 330 09 . ; n ; ,0 3 S
54. . , . , . ! 14 IT ) 1 SO CJ . 309 SO 3 SO
C3 . 310 W ) 330 44 . SIS SO 3 SO
CS. . . . . 247 60 3 30 CO. . . JUS 530
M . 2S2 . . . 3 30 10 . 1ST . . . 3 32V
65 . 3W . . 3 SO 54 . K . 3 sif'
6 . V3U VO 330 7 ! . 25S 40 S K' ,
tti . 20 120 330 61 . HI SO 3 Sji ,
68 , „ . 231 ICO 3 30 70. . ! 31 M 3 KU
57 . 2M KO 3 30 > 55 . 245 . . . 3 SIU
6S . S21 120 3 SO CO . 2To . . . 3 SG
. S . . . 3 30 53 . 7 W 3 S2H
3 . 7 . . . 330 56 . in . . 33SS !
71 . 277 ICO 3 30 S3 . 'Sil . . . J 32U
63 . S02 $0 3 SO 60 . 215 IC1 3 32S
- ? . . . , . . .2M 0 3 SO C5 . 233 SO 3 3 *
72 . 211 2W 3 SO 71 . 213 . . . 3 xG
71 . 271 W 3 SO CS . .240 120 3 32's '
y > . S4 . . . 3 30 G2 . 262 W 3 32 Vj
72. . 259 S'O 3 SO 55 . 231 . . . 3 S2
21. „ . . . .258 80 3 SO SS . * M M 3 UVi
55 . i72 120 1 SO 74 . Z40 . . . 3 KI ,
tS . 312 , . . 330 . 293 K 3 KM
Cl . 2(1 SO 3 SO CS . .243 60 3 :2u
i . 281 . . . 330 74 . . , : ii . . . 3 SJS
C . . . 281 BO 3 SO CS , . , .233 3 KI.
S3 . .32 SO 3 SO - 76 . : } g > ) S 3J\ ,
. . . . . . JU9 . . . 3 M 1 . 2S | . 3 S2U
. . 1.8 . . . .1 76. . . . . . . .238 ISO 3 K4
30 . 313 . . . S SO bl . . . . ? . 3 sji !
6J. . . „ . 287 40 3 30 58. . . .S3 :40 3 jjiZ
Ci . J37 80 3 SO 11 . 233 . . S S-U
79 . 237 . . . 3 JS 7 . . . . J4J > 3 15 '
74 . 241 80 330 7 > . , . K ( W 3 13
Dl . S97 123 3 SO GJ . : < I to 3 SJ
W . 249 W 3 39 70 . . . .r2l 3 35
CO . 271 . . 3 39 70 . . . .SI U > 5-X
74. . . . . . . Xt . , . 3 SO U . til W J M
. 20 . .330 tl . JI3 M 3 a
61 . 2CS 80 3 SO 71 . i34 . . . 3 ; j
PIGS ODPS AND ENDS
1 . 520 . . . 2W 3 . ju Sii
1 . SSO , . 223 J . ; c ; . . ; g | .
1 . rjl . . . 25 5 . 3J SJ > 3 V-.il
J . 450 . . . t S -I. . . . . . . 3 2,4
1 . 340 . . . S M , . . . 38 } . . 3 27V
1 . 060 . , tin 4. . . - raj . . . SJTU
3 . 363 . . 3 0 } . 2CI . . . ISO
2. . 470 . 3 03 5. . , .1C4 . 3 Jg
1 470 3 M ) 4 . 177 . . SSO
1. . . . 3M . SJS i . 170 . . SM
4 . 31 . . 25 4 . . . .267 . . . 3 SO
410 . . 325 I. . 2iO . . . SM
Only one car ot thecp tvaa rvceited
today end It came direct to a Banker MI dial
there n&s nothing on aln tu make a trat uf Uit
market ,
St. l.oalu HT - ritui'V.
ST iJOUIfl. June S TtefftHpU , ! N liel : ultlp.
m nt , TtO head. Market tlnaiir tor liutli
4JrJ r.stlvei , r tb friU j iular under ut
irures for the heaviest ealtle , eVilce to fancy
export stixrs Ii.ftMf4.tt , falf IB ir n < I native thh >
pingsteers. . IIJWrl.K , bulk of Kales , 4 > flt7J ;
nt mles. ( I } < 4fl A Moers under 1 000 Ibs. , K " < 9
4 91 tmtk of jales | 1 OMF4 S > i ncKers ami feed
H 4 S5 bulk of sale * H6fc M , eovr and
SI 'MM IS , bulk tit eon . U.7tfrt.3 * > , butts ,
Tetas and ImlUti rteern , tron t , tert ,
" " cows and heifer * .
.
HOGS Wfr lptd , 4 WO head , uhlpment * . 3.WO
head. Mnrkrt # Inrrrr Ilifht . < } S 45. mixed
. 1 < H hrn : hlpmentt. nimt.
Markrt utMrty nntlre mnttnn ! > 13 JMM ill
nn < l burk * ( i f tf ! 15. Texas sherp. $ J-4 > tf < ,
Inmln. | 4
citicviio i.ivi : STOCK
Caltlf Illnlirr Tlinn a AVcokKI >
HIIK M < I T nnil I.o Tcr.
CMlfAOO. June 5. Tlie we K cltwctl on n
at rene market for bref enttlf. prices a\eroKlnK
from toe to ISc prr 100 Ibs higher than arrelt
a < o Only 4J,4 > cattle hnre been received ,
axHlnst 47.131 Inrt week nnd 47.42S the correspond'
ln ; week la t jrear , and a there was a fairly
ucthe demand from exporter * , paxttrn uhliipfrs
and the dre d beef Irmle. the oTerlnir > wer
easily illtpoted of. llulU have been very dull
and prices anolT In some Initnncrs a much n
25c , heavy bull * sufferlnc the most. CalM > are
spiling at hteli prices , owlnc to n. xnod demand.
Sleem today ranc ' from > 4 to J3.SO. cows , at
from 11 W to 14 40. and Texana at from 12 to
470With
With an estimated run tMay of 18,000 hopt ,
trade TT.I ilow and prices were un an a % erase of
3Hc per 1W ll . lower than ye tenlay , the bulk
iflllnK at from (3.47H to tS.53 , ur alxnlt the same
iu a week ago. Heavy packing lots brought
from (3 23 to tl 43 , and prime hoe sold at
W.60 The pn lslon market has ruled decidedly
loner this week under an extencUe liquidation
of speculative nnd weak holdlnCB. and thin
bel | > ed to keep hops front aiUanclng. despite the
decrease In the receipts.
There wae the usual light Saturday supply ol
sheep , and they were largely consigned to local
iliuirhtereni Shi-ep nre elllnc Ht from K Mite
to U for the poorest to from II 73 to t5 for the
| Hchletly at from 5X73 to II Sprint lambs are
ncthe at from (5 to I6.2C per 100 lb %
Itecclpta Cattle , I0 > ) head , calres , 75 head ,
boss. 16,50) ) head , shcvp4 204 head.
> CIT York Lire Stoclc.
NEW YOIIK , Juno S IIKCVBS Hecclpts. 3M
head ; no trading Huropean cables quote Amerl *
can ateera at loQllc , drev ed welghu , sheep. 11
& 12SC. refrigerator bei-f , MtH9i4c. Exports ,
11,411 beerev 4.3TXI quartern of lieef
CAIjVBfl Hecelpts. 153 head , dull and weak.
veal . Ji iO.W
SHKKP AND LAMUS necelpts. 6.531 head
Sheep , -weak , yearlings. k iC loner , lambs
Uff * c lower , sheep J3 50fl-4 40. yearlings. 14 4hJ (
V30 , lamb * J.a 8650
s-HEKelpts , 11.2H head Market weak at
13.
KnitNit * Cltr I.l e Stock.
KANSAS CITY. June -CATTLD Hccclpta.
200 head , market steady , only retail trade ; Texas
steers 12.RT.fl4 35 , Texas cows , J2.50tf2.75 , native
steera J350i4 i ) . native com and nelfers. J1.50
4 CO , stackers and feeders , 13 35i4 30 ; bulls , S2.3S
HOGS Receipts , S.500 hearts market steady tu
t shnde lower , bulk of alfi J3 33jr3 45 , heales
ts:3Cr3474. packers. J3.23fi3 42'j , mixed. M SSO
3.45. lights. U 25r3 40 , Yorkers , S3.37MJ3.40 , pigs ,
C 73Q3 20.
No sheep market
S t ock In SlKli t.
Reconl ot receipts of Ihe stock at the toui
principal markets for June 5Cattle.
Cattle. Hog ? . Sheep
Omaha . 1.S97 5,783 26 !
ChlClgo . 400 16500 42U (
Kansas City . 200 8500
St. Louis . 200 4,000 10 ;
Total . 2.C97 31,733 4,5C !
YOIIIC
of the Day on ( Jejicrnl
Conuiinilltli'M.
NEW YORK. June 5 rLOUH necelpts. 17,15 ;
bbls. , exports , 13.253 bbls. . dull nnd easl r.nltli
wheit , Minnesota patents. S3 934JtlS tinier
p.itents , J4 : W4 65 , winter etralghts , J4 1084 20 ,
winter extras. J3.3053 63 , winter low grades , 52 CJ
3360 Jl > e Hour dull , aupetllne. J2.2082.40.
COHN MEAL Quiet , yellow -nestern , SSc.
RYE < julet. No. 2 western. SCc.
UAIILUI Quiet at ! ; > < .c. malting , 33ic
nARLJiY MALT Nominal , western. 43834C.
\\HEAT-Recelpts , 319i3 bu. Spot. weal.
Opcred weak and declined under bearlsn crop
news , local liquidation , narrow speculative
movement and reports of lower French markets ,
clo'ed m/lc net lowtr , No 2 red , Juue. closed
at 73Hc , oeptember C f,9Hc , closed at U9c ,
C < JIIN Receipts 193 3J3 bu . exports , lu.tit.4 bu.
bpot easy , No 2 , 29c Optlona. easy and de
clined laler. with wheat. Intlui-nced also br )
promliln trop news , clo ed 'i'ff'ic net lower ,
Juntf cloted at SJ-c ; September , ilgSO c , clouwi
at 30c
OATS Receipts , 2S6.400 bu ; exports. 3 043 bu
Spot quiet , No 2 , 21Sc , dull and easlei. wiUi
the ot er markets ; closed * -c lower.
H Y Lower , shipping. We , teed to choice ,
GOS700.
HOPS Quiet , state , common to choice 1SK
crop 3g-4 < . . 1OS crop. rg9c. I'aclHc coast , 1SJ :
crop. 3&4c. ! Si6 crop. CtflOc.
HIDEft steidy , Burnos Asris , 15SS15c : ; Teans ,
10S911C , California. 16c , Gal\eton. 13c.
LEATHER Quiet , heralocli sole , Butnos Ay res.
1-RoVlSIONS Beef , quiet , family. J5 30812 50 ,
extra mesa. J700gS 00 , bef h.ims. J24. padiut ,
Pi OuS9 00 Cut meats , steady : pickled bellies ,
5J34c , pickled shoulders. 3\Q3i5C. picKlec
hams , 9ft9'3c. Lanl quiet and steady ; west
ern ate.im. J3.73@3W ; rellned. quiet. rurk ,
quiet , mess. JS.30 < 8900. short clear. J910BIO 73 ,
famllj. $350310:0. Tallow , dull , city. S3 , coun.
try S'-sC.
BUTTEB Receipts. 6,500 pkgs. ; quiet western
creamery. HS15c. factory. 7HilWlSc
CHEESE-Recelpts. 373 pkgs. , quiet , state ,
large hUc : small , "lie , part hklm , 4gC"-sc. full
EGC'fRe e'pf. 3.WO packaffe1 : slate and Penn
sylvania. IMJU'SC ivcitein. KH/lO'-o. outhern ,
t2.4W2Ja per SO dozen case.
OILS Petroleum , dull ; Pennsylvania crude
stendv. July. S3c. Rofln , flrm ; btraincd. com-
'
mnn 'to food tl 7001 75 Turpentine llrm al
2727'iC , Cottonseed , steadier for crude , owtm
to scarcity , but rules easy on prime summei
yellow , with a light trade , prime crude , 20c
' off summer yellow , .3c
summer yellow. ZS'-sc ,
SSue ? grades. 2Cff274c. prtrae white 2683t Hc-
RICE Steady , fair tu extra , 4Uac. Japan
t : New Orleans , open kettle
good to cjolce , 22g2Sc. . .
METALS-PIs iron. quUH. southern. ID .a .
10.13. northern. 0 ( C12 00 Copper. Bteadv
brokers , Jll. Lead , arm. brokers , Jll. TU
plates , quiet.
CO TTO X LVIIJCKTS.
. Yurie Denier * Arc ConMcrvntlvc
While l.l t.Ti > eel In Cloned.
NEW YORK. June 5.-The cotton market
opened dull , but steady , with prices unchanged
covering. In tlu
local
to 2 points higher on
absence of news from Liverpool , the EnglUJ
market balng closed and to remain closed untl
Tuesday on account of Whitsuntide holidays
JJelng without European advices local traden
were naturally conservative The market close ,
dull at a npt loss of from 1 to 4 points , t uturui
closed dull : calen. 8.700 bales. January. ? 79
Ttbruary JUS2 ; March , JC.S3 ; June. 17.M , Jul > '
J718 August , J7.17. beptembcr , JC.91 October
jo.75. November. 72. Uetember. W 75 bpo
closed steady , 1 M6c lower ; middling. 7U.-'Cc
middling uplands. 7 llrlCc ; middling : suit. 7 15-lGc
lleceipts : Net. none , gross , 1,072 bales ; for
warded. 174 Ulcn sale * . . bales , stilpraents
405 bales , stock. 133,270 bales Total today unt
contolidatea net receipts. 1.167 bales ; exports , t <
Great Utltnln , 117 bulea ; to the continent , l.23i
liales stock. 2WJ1S bales. Total since beptcm
l r 1 Nu rctelpts , C.313.S17 hales , exports U
Great Britain 2.H3574S bale-a ; France , 6$4SS
bales , continent , 2.051.7CO bales.
NEW ORLBANft , June 3 COTTON Spot
steady , tales. CuO boles ; ordinary. ! 4e ; aood ortll
nary 6".c ; low mlddllnf , 6 15-lCc , middling , 7 = Sc
good mlddllnB. 7 11-ltc. middling , fair , S'ic , re
celpts , 45S bales , slock. W.t-5 bJlb . Future
dull , sales , 4.VW bales. June , T.22 ; July. J7 22r
725 August. l6.Wtot.Jli Septemlwr. JC 53S6.CJ
October , JC.4M/8.46 / : NorBtiibur. 1 4i.U6.47 : Oecem
ber WWfcCii ) . January , JC3ZOCJ4 ; r bruary
JC.538C57. Murch , JC5Sac.CO.
ST LOL'IH. June xrrTON-Qulet and un
chanired. sales , 160 bales , middling , i c 11 *
celpts , 308 bales ; shipments , 21S bale * , stock
"MrKllPIllS. June 5-COTTON-I > ull , middling
75-lCc , Receipts , 2IC bales , shipments , 333 bales
stock31,628 bales ; sales. CM bales.
Coffee 3InrltetM.
NEW YORK , June 5 OOKl-'EE Opened steady
5 to 10 points advance on favorable Euroiui
news and iimall Brazilian movement , ruled Head ;
throughout the session , with tradingcfclefl ;
local , clftsxl quiet , 5 to U points net advance
hales , 7,250 bags. Including : June , J7.S5Hrp
temUr , > 7 40(7.45. &not w.lfee. Rio. tlnn ; No
7. invoice , 17 CSis : Jobbing. J 12'i. Mild , steady
Cordova , til M&17.M , sales , I.U ) bajs No.
Rio anoat. J7.f.i. Total warehouse dellverlt
from the United Htalrn. { 931 bac > , Includlm
7.COC bags from New York. J erv York stock to
day 3US.97B tags ; United titates stock 12) 17
bags , urtoat tir tbe United SUUa , 411 UQ buss
total vldhle for Hie I'nltrd btitcs , 4 .4n
ugiiiid S .8i ! 1 last year.
PANTOS June S COKJ'IJE Q'llft , teed
erag SanM. 9,0V ) rets. Jlnelpts , 4dO < )
, IM , : iOtXKO Lugs.
HAMBfRO , Jui.u3. . COKFEU > tQ\ptg \ ad
vaiur Hales , 3 W bac >
HAVRJ5. June -COiTEU Opened steady. * n
hlehor at noon , closed 'if adtance. haiui , 12.ou
bag *
Jtli > Jun * C COFI'KK Qtdet ; No. 7 Rio S 5-1
rel ; xichann7T d. Receipt * , C.60J bags , clca.ru
f"r the I'nlted State * . l.OO ) bac ; for Eurcje
l.OX ) bJ.i , stoik. 23.IHO boiji.
f < illf4iriilji Drlril PrulU.
NB1. YORK June S CALIFORNIA DRIKI
PRI'ITH fcteady , evaporated apples , prime wlr
traj4UftH J ! r pound , wood < ! reJ. ) prime. 4 >
< /4 V. d'oire. 4Vi84 i , fanry , 4 S 3c I'ninrn
4KO7C , an to ntxc ami quality. Apricots , royal
> Ullc , Mcur park. I2ttl4c 1'euchex , vnpe let ] .
31Npt letl litlie
% r Yiirk nry IJoiiiln Murlcrt.
NKAVJORic. . June S.-The dry goo.s merkr
lo f , | with dull conditions In central , tlioufi
thnfl has l > rrn Incrcaa'd tntirest shown In ara
oiMiit / rotten eaodn vnd in dark { Tint * . In t'a
I.ltlr hl.htr : > ricr liavlng Urn made atkpl
rottccs Here Urn quiet fcl ! w k , cx < pt li
cheaper ( rrMles of manufactMren. which JV T >
xniKht mo > Trwly than her tofe > r . Ihilne *
n brown shertlnn arxt drills ha * lrn et a qulft
ctt Colored rottcins. dull In All grades. Wool-
em , In txilh men s wear fabrics and drr * ( tools ,
lave been dull thmiith ltiweek , with no fea
ture of note In any grade. lrtnt cloths art
steady nj nominal.
St. I.nnl Crnernl
ST. IJOUIS June S.-FlXtIl-Dull ami tin-
ohanged , p\tents tl &Mf4 " 0 extra fancy , tl 240
4 10 fancv M V > 4 1-S. choice. W 10t 20
WHKAT The speculative market ot > me < l weak i
and lower , but for a. time trading was fairly
active There was ncnrclty of trading news anl
oral receipts were heavy. This kept the prices
lown and th close wa * sWc under yesterday.
Spot , easier No J red , rash , elevator , lie bid :
track. 84mac. . July. Stc : August , THe bid ;
September , 7 c asked.
COUN Kutunes dull nnj easier early In nym-
pathy with -wheat , but the clofe was nrtn. price *
showing no quotable change from yettcrday.
° iwt , uteaity , No l cash , SUcj July , * 2c bid ; t
ei'temtier. 3SfMHc 1
OATS ruturi > dull and a shade easier. Sxt | , *
lower. Xo. ! cash. IJiic bid ; July. 17 ic bid. j
ill E Nominal Be track. - J
U MILKY Nominal. f I
COUN MKAI tl BS01.TO. *
11HAN l > ull. weak atvt unchanged. f
TIMOTHY SKEII > rtm . J2.MW2.SOL i
t > iill and weak , but uncbanged ; timothy , ,
llW _ , prairie , WCOWS.EO I
'
, creamery , HUtiSc ; dairy , r f
KIMIS HlKhrr at e
WlllHKY-tl 1 > . i
OOTTON TlES-SSc. i
UAOniNO IHM * .
MKTALS-Lead : quiet ; 3.07HO3,10. Spelter.
3rm , + 4 oo.
1'Ol'LTRY Chickens , old hens , strong nt 6Uci
springs , steady al tQUc ; ducks , iprtncs , steadr
0 lOttllc. g e e , springs , quiet at lOc
I'ROVlSION.M-Pork. steady , standanl mesa.
Johblng. H l01f < .X. Lanl. steady ; prime steam.
. . choice. R.4H4. Ilaron Uwxed ) . shoulder ) .
{ 3.374 : extra short clear. J525 : rlb . II M. ( thorta ,
tv.5. Dry salt meats ( boxed ) , shoulders. 14 ? S |
extra short clear. 14 70 : ribs. 4 soj ahortii. tl . > .
Receipts : Flour. 3.000 bbla. . wheat , 6.000 bu , !
corn , 91.000 bu oats , 64.0W bu
Bhlpments : rimir , 2.PW ) bhls. ; wheat , 8.000 bu. :
com , 3LOOO bu. , oatii , 31.000 bu.
n CltrMnrkctn. .
C1TTJunp 5 WHB.VT- Dull nnd
IglUly lower ; No , 1 hard. Mo. .No 1. C t 2 4c :
J-8 ? Norod - SPc- No1W77c. . No !
8 * 5 spring. 67 70c asked , No. 3 , tOU
' Rbollt * teady . No. 2. lO.
About "lwld > " Noz white , li
HYD-No. 2 , Sc.
unclmn ' ' timothy. J10 00 |
ana
MurUrt * .
NEW ORLEANS. June -SUHAR-Qulet and
? i/- } , ? kctte' , ' , : t 3' wntrlftiwi ' whUeaT
.l ,
a > ' ' cenlrlfuea | . 4Wo : oU , S
unchangd.
YORK. June S.-SUGAR Raw. strona
.At. i.anc' alr " " ' "P. " ' = : contrifugTiU 4
. . . , ,
test .
, 3Sc. Retlncd. llrm
. mould A , 4c , standard
A , and confectioners' A. 4ic. cm loaf and
' pottJer < M' 6c. granulated , 4lc |
iS K11
v'ntirieVNfi'rVIr ' > JU--t 5ILSSiilrlts of tut
- * -
ClURLESTON. June 5
-OILS-Turpentln. . ,
llrm at 2 c. Ilosln , llrm.
I'forlii UnrkctH.
TEOIUA , June 5. COHN Firm. No. 5 ' 22ie ! ,
OATS-Qulct. Xo 5 white , lSj20c. .
RYK Quiet. No. 2. 23 f3lc
WUISKY-Marlvet steady , tlnlshe , ! goods on the
basis of Jl 19 for high wines
Ilecelpts Corn. M.SOO bu , oats 27 DO ) bu.rye. .
none , whisky. T5 bhl . wheat. 1 2 bu Shliv
menu : Wheat. 27 4CO bu oats , CI.SOO burib
*
*
none , -nhlslty , 440 bbls
Toledo IliirUotx.
e' but teady. No 2 mixed 24c.
2A-Ib Pu11' but steady. No mixed , 184c.
R\E Dull , No. 2 cash. 33c asked.
> 1 < Ut 3t < ! ai5 |
OIL Unchanged.
.
ST LOUIS , June5 -WOOL-Dull and un
changed straight combing I3uc. light , line , 9
12Vic. henvj. nne. 7010c , medium , 121457150tub
washed , 1714R23C.
X MYnrU HximrtK niul Innxirt.s.
NEW YORK. Juno -The exports of spec-
from the port of New TorU for the week
amounted to Jl.UO Mo In gold and JMS.845 In
? ? Tl , > e ' " "Ports were- Gold J79.5C9 silver ,
' * Sl'j ' ? " Roods.243,041 , general merchan-
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Chas. U. V. Lcwlb. Ca h. Capital. ,600,000.
ICANSAB CITY. Mo. , April 2 . IW.
W hereby certify that lh CbrlitlB-Utntt
CommiKklon Cumuany h.J this day commcuc A
buslneu with u by depu IUng Fifty Thuuiinl
Dollars ( t O.OMW ) In tti.
CllAltl.Kh IL V. LEWIS ,
Cashier.