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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1898)
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ . - - - -4 - - - - - - . , - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - _ rI--- _ ¶ l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - TIlE OMAhA DATIAY BEE : SVNDXJTYNE - 12 , t898. - - - U , LoITION OF OA1IA'S ! ' TRADE ; Vo1um of Bnzne5 Doing in a Jobbing Way Y Very d ) BANK CLEARINGS SHOW LARGE GMNS iLk _ - ( YZIaw Feer cnre Mity Cost Ne- brnNkn 3flflT ThnnNnnd.s at DOLI8rM -Too Much Itnin to I'Ienae .1 JoIIjnz 'Frnde. 'The most Important event of 1at week . regarthi local buInesB Intercts was the iernaUonnI ; report ot thn breaking out. of yellow fever n the south. Lat yeztr the ) eIIow tever scare , ts It. Mopped the 'outh- em ( kman.I for hog product ! , cau5e ( a heavy break n the provIon market and I when the report wtt given out on Friday ' that the fever had broken out again holder - er of provIion In Chkigo made haste to get out from under the knit , As a result there Wft3 a considerable decline in values , vhlch was followed by a stilt further rlump on Saturday. The market on live hogs naturally followed the provision market - ket downward and ( ho yellow fever Bcare , ' even If It comes to a speedy end , wilt have coit the farmers and stock growers of Nebraska - braska no small sum of money. If It eon- Ilnues long , or Is magnified In Importance. iundreds of thousztnls of dollars wilt be 3ost to Nebraska that aught otherwise have gone Into general circulation. Hank clearings ( ho last wEek made a most excellent showing , running consider- ftli ) above the * l.Oufi ) a day mark. The rainy weather Iy reason of keeping people in.loors to some extent ha been against the best interests of the retaiL trnde. ( rocr1es Not n AetIse. \Vho1eilo grocers report a slight falling oft In the volume of their trade for inst -i' week as cOIflt'areti with that of a week : ago , but still they say business Is very gOOI. The market remains about the same \s _ In most lines. but a tow classes of goods . are still fluctuating. The sugar market is reported as beLng strong , hut no quotable ' changes have as yet taken pla'e on relined - lined grades at this Point. Th Indications are for higher price5 in the near future , as the period of heavy consumption is newt t hand. - In farlnacenus goods flour , oatmeal and beans are alt quoted a little lower. The reason for this is as before reported the near npproncii of the new crop and the : consequent desire to clean p the old stock ' as close as possible. Canned goods , especially corn and toma- toes. are being held flrm at last advance and packers of both have withdrawn prices on futures. As far as reported no other changes of any importance took piace last week in the schedule of vrices. Trade in hardware continues to be very active , nn4 in fact dealers say they have about all the bUines they can take care of. of.As As anticipated a week ago a few ad- Vnnces have taken place in certain litirs of seasonable goods owing to the fact that the demand i greater than the supply. IVire cloth is of this ciass and is being rlUOteil a little higher than a week ago , as are nbo screen doors. Copper rivets have Z1i'flflced about 20 per Cent and in reality copper goods of all kinds have taken an UPvnrd Jump. Manufacturers say it is caused I ) the government using so much material Yor cartridges and other purposes of that kind. The rope market remained steady in't week for the first time since the blockade at Manila began. Rope is now higher than it has been for several ) 'ears and if the war continues for some time there is no telling how high It will go. Little Change In flr GoolN. Tn dry goois there is very little change. Tim Condition of the weather ilgis had a tendency to cause a slackening in trade. but nevertheless orders for summer goods continue to potir in. There were not n many country merchants In as a weei ago , but the exPositioll brings in a goon many that have never been here before and as a result jobbers are constantly making flea. friends and retailers Ltrt learning that it Is not necessary ( or them to go east In order to get supplies. No. change of any Importance has taken plttee in the market as far as reported. Rubber gOOdS are now moving In good shape. Trade in this line has been rather - slow all the spring , but the rains of the last few weeks . have helped the dealers out immensely and they now .have all the business they scan handle. 110th rubber clothes and footwear are lb good demand and they are wanted immedIately. Stocks out through the country are evidently running low and dealers that have been slow in placing their oriler . Wire now anxious to get them in. Not only are the orders ( or Immediate delivery coming in more rapidly. but the rains seem to in- vreaso the number and size of fall orders 55 sveli. The bent and shoe business is moving along about the same as usual and consequently - quently there Is very little to report in that line. The volume of business transacted - acted continues to be very satisfactory and the indications are that the next few weeks will show a marked Increase , that Is If good crops nra harvested. Lumber men are also beginning to talk of an impruvement in wholesale trade. The market has for some time past been weak nttI prices were constantly going down and as a result country merchants stopped buying - ing and waited for the bottom to be reached. Now that prIces are advancing on nil lines of lumber , dealers think it is time to buy and conseluently there is greater activity than for several weeks past. The orders are very liberal and the impresion throughout the country seems to be that farmers are going to make very extensive improvements as soon as crops are harvested. fltiiness in a retail way is also very sat- Isfactory. In settling up their accounts for lait month a few dealers found that May was the heaviest month they have had in many years. This is of course very largely caused by the demand for material with ' which to complete the exposition buildings. $ This branch of the iumber trade is now practIcally over and the accounts for this month will doubtless not be quIte so that- tering. There Is , however , a good active demand from the city trade and dealers are expecting to do a big business from now on. Fruit and Produce. Strawberries continue to be the principal feature of the fruit trade. but this vili not be the case much longer.They are very poor for this time of year. as they are water soaked and In much the same condition - dition as they vero early in the year , Most of them are coming from northern Mis- court , Iowa and a few from Oregon , but Id' another week the supply will be PrettY well exhausted , Quotations raiige from 12 on best shi'ping stock dowat to 11. or whatever - ever commission men can get , on Ieldiers stock. A few blackberries from Texas are flow on the market , but they come too tar to . ho gOod. They are selling from $2.50 to 2.5. ; Blnck raspberries are here ( rein Arkansas - kansas anti are ( tuoteti at 11.&O per twenty- four-pint case , Iut 88 yet the receipts arc small. Lemons are the only kind of tropicaL fruit that is meeting ivitit good sale and the Price is constantly going up anti has now reached $ L75 to $ LC3 on Cal- ifornias , with indications for still higher irice. 'rho drop of halt a cent in the price of eggs last week shows the effect of raising the rates on eggs from hero to Now York from &Tc to l.lO jier 100 on car lots. But. tee remains unchanged In Prlct ) as vell as ( lUttlitY. There is very little in the market now but country make and that Is as weedy us er. Poultry is in poor demand anti is being quoted a litlo * lower. OMAhA GENIiIAl. MAItICflTS , COfldIfln of Trade )1d Quotations ) fl Staple aii.I Fetit'y l'roduee , EOGS-Oood stoek'9e. hItlTTIil-Ctmman to fair , Sillie : sep. arator , Ise ; gathered creamery. 13iIe , V1AL-Cholca fat. SO to ) t ) lbs. , qUoted at 8i9' : large and coarse , Gtj7c. L.IVE I'ouIrltv-n'tis , 6tc ; old roost- cr5. 4c : spring chickens , iSa ; ducks , 7c ; gees. . le. 1'lGFONt-Liye. per doz. 7i4iYc. I lAY-hide ml. .CU ; mI'hland , $ .t ) : law. land , $ .5O ; re straw , s4.eo ; color makes the Price on la $ ) ; light bales sell the best ; only top grades bring top Prices. vEcwrAnI.FS. p ONIONS-NOw southern. ver lb. , 2j2c. , hIl& NS-IInni.iiekcd navy , ; er bu. , $ l.5. I'OTATOj5.lom grown , S5c new pa- tatoes. per tat. , $1.Zi. TOMATOlS-I'er four basket crate. $ l. Gl.7 : 1.3 tu. box , 7ctt1.fX. OltBlN ONIONtI-l'er doz. , lOc , ) CLJCI3AiIIELtS-l'er tloz. SOc. _ WAX IIEANS-1.3 bu. . . ) ox , 5jT5c. \ FItUi.t.S. J STItAVlIFfltRIE8-Misaouris , $ I.7112.OO ; peddiers' stock. : i.citi.to. ; hll.ACK ItASI'IIllt iLl FS-Per 4-qt. case. . ) ' ; t ce 241)1. CUSS & htLACKhhi,1tiLI IS-$2.OB.75. " % 1i'L'I.FS..Genetons. * 3.t , ' I . } _ ' 24.qt , case , 1t:5) ' \ . CliFItltllSlcr : : : ! 4.qt. case 11.50. I 0 ' I'itOlCAI ! t'RthiT. Medltcrra- If ' (0NC1dlfornia. VttJ4.00 ; fancy - /ANANAs.Cb0i , large bLock , per te2.23 ; medium sized bunches , . . Mlsc'tLLANCOt's : , N1'fsMmotuis , per lb. , lare size. 12 Be ; smati , lie ; hrrtzii. . per lb. , i'iJ10e , Eng- hish walnuts. is , , . lb , fancy soft shell. 1lf lie ; stantiards , Slberts , Iet lb. , IUe hlceans. Polished , medium. Tc ; extra iarge , $ { iic ; large hickory nuts , 1l.il.1U per ha. ; slush. Z1.25tl4i per ho. ; coconnuts. per 100. II ; PO'InUtS , raw , C4jc ; roasted , Ct ; G4c. MAI'I.l Si1tt.P-FIve.gal. can , each , gsi. cans. pure , per doz. , $1 half-gal. can ; , 1.2S ; quart cans , $3.50 FIGS-Imported , fancy. i-crown. 1.lb. boxes , 10c 5-crown , 41-lb. boxes. l3c 2-lb. loxes. 22i3c per box California , 10-lb. box , $1. liON1'-hioice white , 12c ; Colorado amber - ber , lthjllc. 1ItAUT-Per bbl. , $3.0 per half bbi , DATES-ltaiioree , Oh to 70-lb. boxes , 54c : Soft , Se ; Fard , 9-lb. boxes. Sc. CIDER-Per half hbl. . $3 bbl. , $5. hIDES , TALLOW , ETC. IIIDIS-No. I gre"n hides Ge ; No. 2 cn'en hldc. sd' : No. I salted hides. No. 2 green SaitNi hides. c : No. I veal calf , S to 12 lbs. , Sc : No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 lbs. , c. TALL.OW , OItEASS. ETC.-Tailow , No. 1 , 3e ; tallow , No. 2 , 2c ; rough tallow , 14C white grease. 2 ½ 2c : yellow and brown grease. 1ii2c. _ SIlEEI' PBLTS-Oreen salted. each , 15 .c : green salted shearings ( short waded early skins ) , each. ISo ; dry shearings , ( short weoled early skins ) , No. 1 , each. 5I dry dint. hansns and Nebraska butcher wool Pelts , Per lb. , actual weight , 4&i5C dry flint , iCansas and Nebraska murrain tcool pelts , per lb. , actual weight. 31j4c : tt' flint , Colorado laitchel wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight. 16cl tiry flint , Colorado mUrrain - rain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 3 tile. tile.FuRSBear FuRS-Bear ( black or brown ) $5.0020.00 otter , $ l.0'z8.00 : mink , l&0c : ieaver , $ l. ( tiG.00 ; skunk , Bc , 2.'c , SOc ; muskrat. 3c , Se. ; c ; raccoon , 154J50c : Tao f.x , tSciil,23 : gray ( ox , 2&i5Qc ; wolf ( timber ) , Zctj$2.50 : wolf ( iirairie coyote ) , 10i50cI wildcat. 102Se bad.ter , t4j40c ; sliver fox. $3.00tTh.00. xtiv YORK GBNERtL MAItICETS. Qioatlona for ( he D * on General Coniititic. . NE\\ YORK , June 11-FLOUR-Receipts. 2.S0 $ bids. ; exports , t,90 $ bbls. ; market weak and lower with wheat. BALtLEY MALT-Dull ; western , G2I70c. WIIEAT-lteceipts , 232l5 bu. ; exports , 4S6i)70 bu. ; sPot wbtk ; No. red , $1.10 C. o. b. afloat , export grade. Options active and very vcak all day , closing 1 3-Sj2c net lower , intluenced by lower cables , the soy- crnmcnt report and foreign selling ; No. 2 red , July , 9US4 ½ c ; closed , t2c. COitN-Recelpts , 3P,95 bu. exports , SI,79 bu. ; spot weak ; No. 2 , 3 1-Se. Oltions a shade easier with wheat in face of bull op- loitiO ! , based on continued wet weather ; closed 1-Sc net lower ; July closed , 3 5-Sc. OA'I'S-lteceipts , 159 , & ) ) bu. ; shipments , 49S13 ha. ; spot easy ; No. 2 , 30j2c ; No. 2 c. Options dull and lower , closing c lower ; July closed , 5-Sc. hOPS-Quiet ; state , common to choice , 3j IC. % IC.VOOLQutet ; fleece , 15J23c ; Texas , 13 lIe. CIIEESE-.Quiet ; light skims , 5'j54c ; Part skims. ; full skims , 2tic. : 'rA LLOWeak ; city , 3c ; country , :3 : 3-StjIc. RICE-Firm : fair to choice , 5147c ; Japan , 5 7-SQ,6c. MOLASSE-Stcady ; New Orleans , O1)Cfl kettle. good to choice , 2j33c. OI1.S-4'ottoneed oil , dull , tending lower , iniiuenced by weakness In Provisions ; prime crude. 20'tc , nominal ; prime crude , i : . o. b. mills. lTijlSc ; prime summer yellow , Zc ; off summer yellow , 242Bc ; butter oil , 28c ; primu winter yellow , U3ILc. : tth'IAL.S-Pig ; Iron , dull ; southern , $9.7 'ul1.25 ; northern , $ lQ.tOl1.50. Copper , quiet ; brokers , $ ll.i. Lead , quiet ; brokers , * 3.60. Tin jhtteS quiet. UUTTElt-Recelpt , I.CTS pkgs. ; strong ; western creamery , 135j16c ; Elgins , 16c ; factory , 1OP 1214e. EGGS-ltecelpts. 3.711 pkgs. ; quiet ; west- era , 11p1le , ; southern , lQ'.j lic. St. l.tlis Gencral Markets. ST. LOUIS , June 11.-FLOUR-Dull and easier ; patents. $ l.9t51j5.10 ; straights , $ I.601 4.75 ; clear. $ I.00j-I.25 ; medium , $3.503.7I. WhEAT-Lower , closing 2540 for July , 1'.e for September and 1 5-Sc for December below - low yesterday. Spot , higher ; No. 2 red , cash , elevator , l2'5c ; track ' 5'U96c ; July , Sc bid ; September. 71 3-Sc hid ; December , 71 3-Sc ; No. 2 hard , cash , 4c asked. CORN-Weak and lnver for futures , cbs- ing at the bottom , Iractions under yester- dtt ) . Spot , steady : No. 2. cash , 31c ; July , 31 3-Se bid ; September , 32 3-S32c. OATS.-1'ractionally lower , with spot steady ; No. 2 , ash , 25c elevator , 26c track ; July. 23tc bid ; September , 21c bid ; No. 2 white. Be. RYE-Entirely nominal at 40c. SEEDS-Flaxseed. nominal at $1.13. Prime timothy seed , $2.2Mj2. . CORNMEAL-Steady at $1.751.SO. BRAN-Dull arab firm ; sacked , east track , Sic. hAY-Easy , hut unchanged ; prairie , $6.00 (110.00 ; timothy , IS.00ii.00. BUTTER-Steady ; creamery , 14i2116C dairy. 95il3 ½ c. EGGS-Quiet at Se , loss off. METAJ.S-Lead , quiet and steady at $3.C J3.64. Spelter , firm at $4.50. COTTONTIES-70c. IIAGGING-6 3-8417 3-Sc. PROVISIONS-Pork , lower ; standard mess. jobbing. $7.53. Lard , lower ; prime steam. $5.50 : choice , $5.60. Bacon ( boxed ) , shoulders 3.3Th : extra short clear , 6.3i ; ribs , $6.54 ; shorts , $6.75. Dry salt meats ( boxed ) , shoulders , lt.5 : extra short clear , 3.75 : 111)5. 3.57 % ; shorts. $6.00. RECEIPTS-Flour 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 15,000 ho. : corn tt.0(5) ) bu. ; oats , 25C ) bu. SIITPMENTS-Fiour , 3,000 bbts. : wheat , 10,000 bu. ; corn. 125,000 bu. : oats , 5,000 bu. Baltimore Mar1ets. BALTIMORE , Md. , June 11.-FLOUR- Weak and lower ; western superflne , $3.501J 3.75 ; western extra. * 4.00114.75 ; western family , $ S.005'5.50 ; winter wheat , * 6.006.5 ; spring wheat , $6.256.50 ; spring wheat straights , $6.00S3.25 ; receipts , 9,9S3 bbls. ; ox- ports. 75 bbls. WIIEAT-Unsettle.i ; spot * 1.00'.ij1.00 ; month , 9c bid : July , SStiSSc ; steamer , No. 2 red. 90'j003.c ; receipts , 15,500 bu. ; exports , none : southern. by sample , 9ict 11.0W , : southern , on grade , SSe'til.01. COLtS-Easy ; spot and mtnth , 3043361.c : July. XQ3G'4e : steamer mixed , 33.v35'.c ; receipts , 211,500 bu. ; exports , 2i2,270 bu. : southern white , lie ; southern yellow , 361j 36 ½ e. OATS-Steadier : No. 2 whIte , western , 324 ( i3B4c : No , 2 mixed , 3044i34c ; receipts , 31- 557 bu , : exports , none. BUTTER-Steady : fancy creamery , 17c : fancy imitation , lic : fancy ladle. lIe : good ladle. lIe : store , 12tJl3c ; fresh , 11Sil11'c. ChEESE-Steady ; New York , large , Sc ; New York , medium , 9tiS ½ c ; New York , small , 9lSc. ICansos City Grain nnd Provisions. KANSAS CITY , June 11.-WhEAT-hard dull , ltf2c lower ; soft neglected nod lower ; No. 1 hard. 9cc ; No. 2 , 9S9Sc : No. 2. SSc ; No. I rei , 90c ; No. 2 , 90e ; No. 3 , SIc ; No. 2 spring. ' 5c : No. 3 , SOc. COhN-Market rather weak and lower ; No. 2 mixed , 33Oc ; No. 2 white , Sic ; No. 3. 32c. OATS-Market very weak. 2hlc lower ; No. 2 whIte , 25c ; one car , special , 2c. RYE-Market stend' ; No. 2 , 41c , IIUTTEIt-Market steady ; creamery , 121 14'4c : dairy , 1Ohul2c , ROGS-Murket weak : fresh , 7c , 1tECEII'TS-Wheat. 18,600 bu. ; corn , 17 , . 500 ILu. : flats. 24Cfl ) lu. ShIlPMENTS-Vheat , 13SOO bu. ; corn , 26,600 Sm. ; oats , 1,011 bu , riuein.att MarlCet , CINCINNATI. June 11.-WHEAT-Weak and tiuiet : No. 2 red. $1. COltN-Easy ; No , 2 mixed , 33'4c , OATS-Steady ; No. 2 mixed , ItYE-Quiet : No. 2 , 45c. I'IIOVISIONS-Easier. Lard , $3.S , Bulk meats. $ S.Wl4 Ibacon , $ &S5 \VhiiSKY-Frm at $1.23. BUTFER-Easier nuil lower : fancy Elgin creancry'lPc : OhIo , l2fliSe : ilairy. be. SUGAIL-Ensy ; hard refined , $1.47tJ3.I0. EGGS-Sten.ly at Sc. CIIEESE-Steaiiy : good to prime Ohio that , 74J1SC. GI'alt % lteeelpts at l'riicipal MRrkets , ST. LOUIS , June Illteceipts'heat , 21 cars. MINNEAPOLIS , June 11.-ReceIpts : \S'heat. 81 cars. CHICAGO , June 11.-Receipts today : \\'heat , 36 cars ; corn ; 64 cars ; oats , 190 cars. ILJLUT1I , June I1.-eceipta : Wheat , 120 cars. ICANSAS CITY , June 11.-Receipts : \Vhicat , 31 cars. ( 'ilicinnati I.ivc Stock , CINCINNATI June 1l.-11OG-Dull at $3.l54i4. , CA'FTL.E-Steady at $2.5OflI.G ( SIIFIEI'-stepdy at , $ S.75t14.00. LAMIIS-Steadyut $5.001j6.50. Peoria Mnrkets , PEORIA , June ll.-COISN.--FIrm , higher ; No. 2. 3lc. OATS-ActIve , loweT : No. 3 whIte , 2Cc. WILISKY-Firm ; high proof spirits , $1.224. 'loirilu SijirPet , TOLEDO , 0. , June 1 i.-WhI F1AT-Lqwer , steniby : No. 2 cash. $1.01 : June , 21. CORN-Dull , steady ; No. 2 mixed , 31i4e OATS-Iull , steady ; No. 2 mixed , 2Cc. RYE-Dull and irregular ; cash , 4c bid , COI1IERC1AL AND FINANCIAL Beathh Crop Reports Have a Tendency to Depress Wheat , JULY AND SEPTEMBER EACH CLOSE LOWER Other Markets Are Sriupntlietlcaily Affected , Corn an.i Oat. lIeIn Lorrer , and b'roisioi Siioiing leclinea , CHICAGO , Jane 11.-The bearish crop report - port , improved weather and w.ak foreign markets ( bepressei wheat today , July cboed 'with a boss of and September P.c. Corn is ott 34jtc and oats 1.Sc. There wns a further decline In provisions. & 2e in pork , ITe in lard and 20c in ribs. Considering the extremely bearish character - actor of the government crop ieimrt wheat started fairly steady. A slight improve- meat in the weather. however , weak for- eisa markets and a growing senee of the signifleance of the immense. acreage sotvit to wheat this season , together with its gen emily excellent condition , produced a feeling - ing of weakness. Longs qttickly lost hCart and began to let go. The fright Soon be came so general that the liquidation rush finally became more of a matter of tinding buyers than of irices. Short selling , led by C'udaliy , was also general. July , whIch closed yesterday at SS'4c , sohb down to SSt4c , and September fell of ! from 753-Sc to 7It.c. There Was a slight reaction during the last half hour of the session , due apparently more to profit-taking by the cirly short sellers than to any real increase of strength in the general situation. Atlantic port eIernnces for the day were 663. ) bushels. The government report Indicated a crop of 645.ko ; bushels winter and spring on an acreage ot 13.ftO,000 acres. The aggregated worlds shipments for the week are about 12,00OC1 bushels , compared with 5.322 , ( ) bushels lsst year. Chicago receipts for the day were 36 cars. against 12 a year ago. Minneapolis nnd Duluth got 201. while last year they received 293. July opened e lower to 'AC hieher at S T-S1iS5c , sold down to S3"c , then rallied to 5Cc bid. the closing figure. September began . lower at 4 5-Si5c. declined to 74t4e , ad- vinced to 75 i-Sc , fell off to T3e , then firmed up to 737-Sc asked'at the close. The weather conditions were unfavorable for corn. hut the weakness of wheat anti provisions started corn prices down hill. July opened 1-Sc lower at BB 3.Se. sold down to . 7-Sc , then firmed up to Be bid at the close. Oats followed corn , opened stead ) ' nml then yielded. Shorts gave the market good support , however , and prices became better - ter near the close. July opened i-Sc lower at 24 1-Si241c , sold down to 21c , up to 24 1-S Ci24e , down again to 23c. then rallied to 24 l-SiJ2lic at the close. There was another slump in provisions. Many outsiders who did not act on the yet- low fever news yesterday let go their bong provisions today. There was also some important selling by packers. The English concerns who arc short were the buyers. July opened 7"e lower at $101215 , athnced to BO.1114 , then sold stendil down to $9.CiLj , the ciosing price. July larl started toe down at $5.50 , declined to B.65 then rallied to $5.72t at the close. July ribs hecari 2c lower at $5.52 , then firmed up to $5.33 , the cbosinc ilgtlre. Leading futures range as follows : Articles. . Open. high. Lo'N. I Close. Yest'y . - - - 'Wbst June . . I 00 1 00 89 0 1 00 % July. . . 8) ) , % 884 85I 51 St4t sept. . . 4't-75 736 u Dec. , 7 .1t 74 % Com- 30)10 . . t2'Ctab 32I :4ii : : 3254 33 .1u1y. . . 333'.3 an 32h 33 : i3t.tLt Seit . . 344 34H'4 33S lIlt 34545 % 'Oats- July. . . 245aS : 24's 234 2I54'4 244 Sept. . . 22t 2' % 1 % 113t 2254 I ork- July. . . 10 12 % 10 1754 0 67 % 0 075 , 10 20 Sept. . . 10 30 10 35 9 85 9 83 10 40 I.sril- July. . . 5 50 5 50 5 C5 5 724 5 00 sept a 03 5 573.4 5 774 5 7754 (3 ( 02 % t h 'iltibs July. . . 5 ( .24 5 52S S 2754 5 35 5 55 Sept C 130 5 624 5 40 5 45 5 15 No. 2. Cash quotations were as follows : FLOUR-Steady : winter patents , $5.4O 5.50 ; straights , $5.20 : clears , $5.000j5.10 ; spring specials , $6.50 ; dinnesota hard , $5.75 J6.OO. . \'IrEAT-No. 2 spring , SS7c ; Nd. 3 spriflgSO56c ; No. 3 red , 93 % . CORN-No. 2. yRc. OATS-No. 2. ½ c ; No. 2 white , 2Sj29C No. 3 white. RYE-No. 2. lIe. BARLEY-No. 2 , Bi41c. FL.AXSEED-No. 1. $ l.16 ½ . TIMOTHY SEED-Prime , $2.752.S0. PROVISIONS-Mess pork. per hbl. , * 9.CI 9.70. Lard. per 100 lbs. , $ & .65'5.70. Short ribs sides ( loose ) , $5.25l5.60. Dry saIt.d shoulders ( boxed ) 3.0O1J5.25. Short clear sides ( boxed ) , $3.O. SUGARS-Cut loaf , $6.02 ; granulated , $5.52. Articles. lteceipts. Shtpnient. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C.500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 25.000 Cornbu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 535,900 499.500 flatsbu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233.20 ( 294,000 Ryebu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Barey.bu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,000 . . 4.500 On the Produce exchange today the butter - ter market was steady ; creameries , 13 15'c ; dairies , 1i13e. Eggs , fresh , 9 ½ c. Cheese , dull. Live poultry , dull ; spring chickens. l2tJ1Sc , hens , 7c ; turkeys , 6j7c ; ducks , Glj6 ½ e. Liverpool Market. LIVERPOOL. June 11.-WIIFIAT-Spot dull ; No. 1 northern sprIng , Is : futures , quiet : July , 3s 3d ; September , 3s 4d. FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter , dull at 12s Sd. 1101'S-At Londci ( Pacific coast ) , dull at 24. PJtOVISIONS-Beef , dull ; extra India mess , 71s ; prime mess. CSs 9d. Pork. dull ; prime mess , line western , 555 ; prime mess , medium western , SOs. Hams , short cut , 14 to 16 pounds , tlrm at 32s. Bacon. Steady at Ma ; short ribs , 32s 6t1 ; long clear miii- dies , light , 31s Cd ; long clear middies , heavy , 31s Cd ; short clear backs , Sis ; clear bellies , 32s. Larti , prime western , ( hull at ZOs 3d. Tallow , prime city , dull at los Cd. ChIEESE-DulI American finest white and colored ( old and new ) , 35s Cd. 01 1.5-Cottonseed oil , Liverpool refined , steatly at 1Cc Sd. Turpentine spirits , steady at 24s Sd. Rosin , common , steady at l.a. WOOL Siitrketii. BOSTON , June 11.-Quotations for beading ( iescriptions are as follows : Ohio and Pennsylvania tieeces , X and above , B1j6e ; XX and above , d20c : No , I combing. Ide ; new combing , 2)c. ) Michigan - igan , S'isconson , etc.-Michigan , 20c ; No , I MichIgan combing , 29c ; No. I Illinois combing , 29c ; No. 2 Michigan combing , 2c ; No. 2 Illinois combing , 27c ; X New York , New hampshire and Vermont , 22.iE1c ; No. 1 New York , New Hampshire and Vermont , 27I2Sc : delaine anti Michigan , 2Sc. Un. washed medium , Kentucky and Inhiana , quarter-blood combing , 22i23c ; Kentucky and Indiana three-eighths-blood combing. 22t23c ; Missouri quarter-blood combing , 21 jtl2c ; Missouri three-eighths-blood combing - ing , 2c ; braid combing , 20c ; Lake antI Georgia. 192Oc. Texas wools , spring me- ilium ( twelve months ) b6j1Sc ; seotued , 4oi l2c ; spring fine ( twe've ' months ) . 16ji7c ; scoured , 43IIc. Territory wools , Montana line medium sail tine , 151Cc ; scoured , lIe ; staple , lSc. Utah. 'yomlng. etc. , fine me- titum and floe. 141315e ; staple , 45c. Austrai- inn , scoured basis , combing. superfine , 7tVI 'Be ; good. CKjtc ; average , 62Ut.c ; Quecas- land combing , &e. Nesi- York lry Gottis Murket , NE\V YORK , Juno 11-The week has strengthened the Position of most cotton goods. There is.a tendency toward iirm. ness in both brown and bleached cotton , Oilier branches of taple cottons are lim goo(1 condition. The government contracts have considerable to do with strengthening the market ( or the lines which the army imeeds. Print cloths have stitfened during the week. The nominal quotation on cx- tras remains the same , Prints have shown little change. Ott Markets. 011. CITY , Pa. , June l1.-OIL--Crebit balances - ances , 5Cc ; certificates closed with casim of. fered at Ic ; shipments , 6,048 bbls. ; runs 49,126 bbls. SAVANNAh , Ga. , June 11.-OiLS-Spirits turpentine. fIrm at 25c bid. Rosin zirm and unchantcti. \S'ILMINGTON , N. C. , June 11.-OILS- Spirits turpentine. steady at 242c. Itosin , firm at I1.fi1.O3. Crude turpentine , steady itt 11.00 , Il.60iil,70. Tar , steady at 11.20. Sugar 3IarLet , NEW OR1.EANS. June li.-Sl2'GAR- Steady : oja'ii kettle , 3ffr' : centrifugais , white , 4it4 5Sc ; yellow , 4tJ4c ; seconds , 2'.4i3 , 7-Sc. Molasses , steady ; centrifugal , Sd lIe. NE % ' YORK , June 11.-SEGA it-Raw , firm ; fair reiining , 3c : ceiilriugal. SO test , 45-1cc ; refined. firm. mould A. 55-Sc ; stan- ( larti A , bc : confectioners' A , 5'c ; cut loaf , S 7-Sc ; crushed , 5 7-Sc ; powdered , S 5-Ic ; granulated , 5 34 ; cubes. 5 5-Sc. COtTee Slarkct , NEW YORK. June 11.-COFFEE-Options opened irregular to S points lower , ruled t1.it but generally steady on llsyre and Hamburg advicex , but no speculation here Spot In- quit ) ' sad warehouse deliveries exceptionally - ally small , Closed spnflr , net unchanged. Sales , 4 750 bng' , incl'tntirlg July , $5.7O&75. Spot , Rio shill ; No. tthtvoice. 62-Sc , o. 7 jobbing , 7-bc. Mild,4 dull ; Coribova , 5AI1 California. $5giL Fruit. , NEW YORK , Ju 'ft.-CATiFORNIA ' DRIED FRt'lTS-Stetth Evaporated apple - ple , common. GtlSc per Ibti prime wire tray , S'4c ; wood dried , prime., ½ c : choice S4C fancy , lOc. Prunes. 4iSc. Apricots , hoysi , SIl0c : Moor I'ark , 1tts1c. I'eaches , unpeeled - peeled , StjSc ; peeled , l2iCc. han } 'ranciseti t1.cat Market , SAN FRANCIsC& .Ittne Il-WHEAT- Cash , 11.37 14 : Deemr , ' $1.34 14. BAItLEY-Ensy ; Decgnber , $1.i53. $ STOCKS .tDpOfl1S. IlenTy Iluyinir Lnte . .t- s.nnce i2 t1riec. . NEW YORK , June lb.-Yetterdiu sharp advances in stocks brought on a heavy volume of buying orders to the comnmis- sian houses this morning , especially in the Grangers and Brooklyn Rapid transit. The rish to buy was met by offers to renlie by the professional operators , who bought at yesterday's lower level. An urgent demand - mand from the short interest , as was the case yesterday , antI conditIons Unfavorable to a rise In prices. were given more atten- lion than on yesterday , so that the o'en- log gains in almost all cases were lost and prices crumbled in the second hour of the short session to below last night's level. i The export report entouraged the bears to put out fresh lines near the close , causing suint' shari' iiiig with tnty feeble rallies , notably in Sugar and the Urangers. Louis. villa and Southern preferred were conpicU- out ; stifterers on the yellow fever sitre iintt were an unsettling itilluence from the open- lag. l'eoples Gas was eunpicUotiiy 'nealt without any news to account for it. Tile deciine In Ilrookiyn transit was closely connected with Profit taking in Uratigers. Sugar yielded from the same cause aced- tUfttt'tl by bear Pressure. Yesterday' s idea of a movement by Sietin toward pesce ass seen to be illustrative as far its it cut- cerned any Pravticabe ! movement. 'i'ite strong bank statement fulieti to rally the market. The large increase in cash 0 ! * 5- 20,200 exceeded the eititnite , though the receipts by the banks were known to be large both from the interior and the sub- treasury Oil account of war expenditures anti most of these were in gold. 'rho cash increase was aitificietit to meet the large increase of $3,6'37SO0 in the reserve require- mfleit5 and add to the surplus tile sum of $1,591,400. The deposits were swelled not only by the Increased citsia but by an cx- pansion of 19.141.200 in baits , This has no doubt largely found Its way into stock market speculation , though there has been active bidding for commercial paper by ilnanciai institutions during the week. The absorption of bonds has been large 'during the week and prices yielded less titan for stocks. United States new Is , registered , ttnd old Is , cetti'un , have declined i ; new 49 , cOUPOU. P4 ; old 4mi. registered. and the 2s , ½ ; 5. registered , 3.1 , anti the 5s , coupon , V iii the bid price. The Evening I'ost's London financial en- bbegram says : Tht stock markets were ( bUiet today , but firm. This was notably the case with Americans , led by Atchison which was said to be bought by a bull pooi in Now York , The interest spread to oilier shares , It Is believed that the United StateS loan next week may be subscribed many times over , anti this may sentimentally - tally affect the share market. The market here sItows faint indications of hardening. More Americult bills are offered for forward - ward delivery than' for some time past. The decline in New York exchange is also a factor , while I learned from good sources that a. large majority of German bills created with the remittance months back of Chinese luau ftmnd3 to London mature next week anti will likely be renewed. Gold is quoted today at Ths 2t411. The Russian intitiiry is mnomeatarily keen. The following are the Iosin quotations of the beadIng tock oi the New York market today : ' - - i:56 . . . . . . . . . 77 dotii . . . . . . . . itIC do pM . . . . . . . . . . . .150 } iaitimore& Ohio 1tft St.3t..kM. . . . . . . . 141 CanadaPacifle. sa , So. I'nciitc . . . . . . . . . 1754 CanaditSoutnern 52 5 * . . . . . . . . . . Ccntralpaclac. . . , . . , 13 % So. $ taiiway pfd 30 Ches&OlilO. . . . . . . 2hi ! Texzs .kPaettte Ilt4 ChiiaCO k Alton . . . . 1 Sit Unibmi Pacific p01. 6014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . u. t. common. . . . . . 24 % . & . : tJ..D., ¼ G. . . . . . . . C.C.C.. ¼ St. I. 3t SVaias1i . . . . . . . . . . . .7 % dopiti . . . . . . . . . . 55 Wai',1i phi. . . . . . . . . 191 . , D.L.ii limidison. . . . . 109 lWhttei , , i t. . . . . . . 2 Del. L % v. . . . . . 155 Wiieeb , & I. . hI. pitt lil . ( Din. , % ; Rio G . . . . . . . 13 . AdSms Ex. . . . . . . . . . 10 dopl.2 . . . . . . . . . .511j American gx. . . . . . . Erie tneei . . . . . . . . 1354 United State. nx r1ei.iptc1 . . . . . . , . . .37.W e1l.Faro Ex..l1 , rt. Wavie . . . . . . . . 165 Atn.'Cot. Ott. . . . . . . . . 21 GreatortbemPtd.l75 A. Cot.Oll pd..4 fleeCier Valley. . . . C Am.Splrits . . . . . . . 141t IllinoisC.rntrat. , . . 105 Mn ; SutritS pfL. . . . 27.1 LakeF.r1o&S. . , . ii . ' . . . . . . 112 dopf0. . . . . . . . . . . . . 73' doplO. . . . . . . . . . 118 LakeShore. . . . . . . . . 189 Peoples Gas. . . . . . . 101 ( Louis'rllle&yash. Slit Con.Gas. . . . . . . . . 203 Manhattan L. . . . . . 104'j Coin. Ca'1e Co. . . . . iCI ) Met. St. RI . . . . . . 159 % Cal. 1. & Iron. . . . . 9154 Michigan Centr.il..103 tb fu. . . . . . . . . 9(1 Mine. & St. I. . . . . . . 2:1 Gao. Eleetno. . . . . . . cia 1st otO. . . . . . . . . 904 Illinotasteel. . . . . . . . 55 Mo.Psitio. . . . . . . . . . 3B4LaCleae ! t&s. . . . . . . 5054 Mbile.kOhi0. . . . . 271QL0A4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3454 Mo.5.k T. . . . . . . . lIlt tw PM. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10110 * , Mo.K. k ' 1' pM. . . . . 34)4Nat. t.in. Oil. . . . . . . . 39 Clii. , lad. & L. . . . . . 91 * Oreron imp. Co. . . . . 30 tb itd. . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Pactflc ! AStt. . . . . . . . . 99 % 1. .1. Central . . . . . . 9Ih Pulman Pal. . . . . . . 188 N. Y.ceatrat..11604 SIlYerCeriiflCSteL. 57)4 N.Y.CbI. 4i St. L. 13 Staad.Itope liT. . . . 0 % Ocisi p10. . . . . . . . 65 Sugar . . . . . . . . . . . . .14014 dodptd. . . . . . . . . . 34 lb prO. . . . . . . . . . 115 1oro1kk Western is T. C. , t Iron. . . . . . . . 2414 No.Am'-r.Co. . . . . . . 1154 U. S. Leatber. . . . . . . 754 No.Pacttic. . . . . . . . . 294 do pW . . . . . . . . . . . . 6354 clonfd . . . . . . . . . . . 6954 U. S. Rubber . . . . . . 1054 Ontarlo& W. . . . . . 33)4 ) do p111. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1954 Ote.R. Nar. . . . . . . . 02 Western Union. . . . 9154 Ore. Short Line. . . . . 30 Northwestern , . . . , I 2tI4 Pittsourg . . . . . . . . . . . 1139 do . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reading. . . . . . . . . . . 2(1 it. G. k W . . . . . . . . . 2934 Itock island. . . . . . . . iOtij4 Ii. 0. .k it' . p111. . . . . . 6554 s.LkS. F. . . . . . . . . 7 % CM Gt West. . . . . . . 14 % UolstpfU. . . . . . . . . ( .4 St. L. ¼ S.W. . . . . . . . 554 St. i'atii . . . . . . . . . . . 101 do. pM. . . . . . . . . . 3)14 ) do ntd. . . . . . . . . . . 149 Readinglstptd. . , . 470 wilc. C. . . . . . . . . 23 - The total sales of stocks today were 253- 600 shares. including : Atchison preferred , 12,355 ; Baltimore & Ohio , 9,743 ; Chesapeake , t : Ohio , 3.260 ; Chicago , Burlington & Quincy , 21,333 ; Louisville & Nashville , 10.- 620 : Missouri Pacitlc , 5.310 : New York Central - tral , S ' 25'S : Northern Pacific preferred 5,079 ; Rock 'Island. 5,245 : St. Paul , 18,567 : outh- era preferred , 3,290 : Texas & Pacific , 3,000 ; Union I'aciilc preferred , 6,845 ; Tobacco , 12.- 375 ; Chicago & Great Western , 4,375 ; People'a Gas , 19,006 ; Sugar , 31Qa. Sew York Money Market , NEW YORK. June 11.-MONEY ON CALl. . -Steady. at 115R11. Per cent. PR ! 51 E MEItCANTI I.E PAPER3S4 er cent. STERLING EXCIIANG&-Steady , with actual business In bankers' bills at $4.$5 41 4.56 for demand , and $ I.S454i4.84 % for sixty days ; posted rates , 4.S54.S7 ; commercial bills , 11.53 % . S1IXEJt CERTIFICATES-574J5S4C , lIAR SILVER-57 7-Sc. MEXICAN D0LLARS-45Sc. BONDS-State bonds , dull ; railroad bonds , dull ; government bonds , strong : new Is. reg. , l2i' ; coupon , 121 % ; 48 , reg. , 108 ; coupon , 10954 ; 2s , 05 ; 58 , reg. and coupon , 110 % ; Pacific Cs of ' 20 , 10054. Closing quotations on bonds were as to- ! lows : tlS.newls. rex . . .121544. d. n , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 % U. S.new 45 coiip.i2l54 N , C. . . . . . . . . . . . . U. S. 4sreg..1(18 No. 1'ciiic lets. . .115 US.4coUp , . . , , , . 10(154 ( o. Paeifla as. . , , 0t % U. S. ' 25. meg. . . . . , . . 115 No. l'aeiflc Is . , . , 97 U. S. Si Far. . . . . . . . . I 10i4 , V. C. & St. L. 45.101154 U.S.S's.coup . . . . .110 % . . ¼ W. tie . . . . . . . 120 DistrictS. 65 * . . . . . 114 , W.Consois. . . . . . 142 Ala..clasA. . . . . . lit ) S.W.Deb.Sa. . . . . . 116 Aia.ciass a. . . . . . . . 100 Ore. Mav.lits. . . . . . . 115 Ala..lassC. . . . . . . . (10 Ore. Nay. 45 , , , , DII Ala.Currency. . . , 90 0,5. t , 6et.r..2054 AtChir.on4 . . . . . . . 9254 0. 5.1. . 3 , . 1. r. . . . . 101114 Atcitteonacil , Is. . . . 60'I 0. Into. tstst. r.,114 Cana11a5o.2a0 . . , lOS,4 , 0. Imp. Se , I. F. . . . . . 01 Clileligo Ter'l Is. . . 5651 Pacf c be of ' 11.1 , , 10051 C..t. 0. 4t . . . . . . . I 144 Readtn 4 * . . . . . . . . 8554 clr.bD.4v. , . , ,1000 lt.J.West ( lets. . . . . 50 D.11. (7 , 1st , . , , iO6 St.fl. . k 1. M. Coa. I 1)434 ) D.&It.G.4s. . . . . . . . 943 St.'LkS.F.G0.0,1l0 EasiTean. his. . , . 10754j621 , . Coniols . . . . . . 143 1'.rl.Gen. 45. . . . . . . . 743istsP. C. p. 1st. . . 1O % 5'.W. kD.l..t.r. 72 ( SLP.C.4il',5 . . . . . 113 % cc , . . itiec. bs. . . . . 1D5 ,3eU1hemflv,9s , . , , 95 G.it..sS.A.tle. , , .lOI 1'5.J5kT.6 , . . . . . . . G.li.Ji8. A. 2c1.lO5 JT4xji.nawset3s , , , UI lmaT.ceuu5s..1 11 : i3tt , Pac. L.G.iit.s 1054 1I.kT.C.coa di. .104 I'ae. Its , 2.11. . 3 , Iowa 0 , liii , , , , , 10054311 Ir. u.o. it , . . 61)1 ) La.swC0n,4i.,100 . lit As. . . . . . . iou I _ 1.N. lint , Ci , . , , , flO0iWs,9. 24. , . . , . . , , , , # 3 Miiiourl ii , . , . , , , , 103 4Wo4tShora4s. . . . . 1.1. 16. k ' 0. :4s : . , , , . b3JVa.Cemtttirtes . , . . , . 71 51. R.AtT,45 87541V4liofure.1. . . . . . . . 5 N. 3' , C. lets.il8"t4IQn PaciSo pfd , . 60)4 N.J.C.5ii. . . . . . . . . J14541Uiflii1'icit1a Is . . P1)515)1 * Stock 4luotntioiipi , BOSTON , June 11.-Cn1 loans , 23J354 per cent ; time loans , 3Ij4tJper cent. Closing Prices for ittotks , bondsIMud mining shares : AT.kS. 5' . . . . . . . i3)sJAfCVisonptU. . . . . . American 5cir. , 14034111o51ou I. , , . , , , , , , , , at' , Am.Suar old . . . 113 5 11. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1tU Bay State Os , . , , . , 114 lien. Eioc. pM. . . . . . PU Bell Felepone. , . 275 AtChison . . . , . , 9154 itoBtO4t A.tOaV , ? 2534 New garland ( Iii , , 119 lloetonk Males , , , 103 Alloue Mm. Ci , , 554 C..Ii.4. 13 . . . . . . . . . .1834 . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Fiichourr. . . . . . . . IOU . iio.tonUouiao ; 2O' Gruersi EiCtflO 384 Bottek Iloitca. . . . 2354 Illinois Steel. , S654tCsluinel.k liccls. . 568 Siesleati Cenlrt , 5'4 Ceat500ha3. . . . . . . , 1514 N. i'.li N. s : , , , , . , t7 Irauklta. . . . . . . . . . . 010 0010cr. . . . . . lss % Osceata. . . . . . . . . . . 5154 U.S. : _ , . , : sii . . . . . . . . . . . . 113 RuDDer. . . . . . . . . . 2034 Tatnaraca . . . . . . . . , 1430 union Pacinc , , , , 2th4tWolrertnei. . . . . . . . 2254 % estEnci . , . . , . , , , 8354 Pirroti . . . . . . . . . lv , 51cc , , , , . . , , , , , 93 014 DominIon. . . . . . 9654 % v _ Else. p111 , 5454 Weekly liatik Stalelitcut. NEW YOItI'C , June 11.-The weekly bank statement shows the following cbangts ; -5- Surplus reserve , intrensed , 81 591,400 , loans , increased , $1,144,200 ; specie , increased , * 3.- f3d,100 ; , lejal tenders. increased , 11,609.000 ; deposits , increased , $ lIi'31,00 ; circulation , decreased , $11,100. The banks now hold $53- 141,000 in excess 61 the requirements of the 23 per cent rule. 311i Frnneieo 3iifliflW Quotations , SAN rI1ANCISCO. June ll.-Omeial ems- lag quotations on mining tock today were as follows . . . . : . . . . . . AIls. . . . . . SeimiiekyCoi 6 Ames. . . . . . . . . a Oceidental Con 65 lelctier. . . . . . . . . . . I Optiir . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 0,54 * . IJeleher. , 16 Overman. , , . . . . . . . . CballeneCon. . . . . 10 Potosi . . . . . . . . . . .S Choflar. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Sarare. . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Confluence. , . . . . . . . 'is Sierra Ncsda. . . . . 85 Con.Csi.A ? . . 35 Unioneoa. . . . . . . . . 17 CrownOolni (1 . . . . . . . . . . flouid&Cums. . ; l03 UtaliCon..4 . lisle , Norcrosi. 76 Standard , . . . . , . , , 130 Justice. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 _ _ _ _ _ Silver bars , 57 3-Se ; Mexican dollars. 46 46c ; drafts , sight , lIe : telegraph , fl',4c. Net , York Mluiiuir Qutitntloiiu , NE1' "i'OIlIC. June 11-The following arc the closing mining quotations : Choitir. . . . . . . . . . . . lv ontario. . . . . . . . . . . 'as CrowePoint , 5 Onhir. . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 Cen.Cai. & Vs. . . 42 Pismoutb. . . . . . . . 12 Pesdwooq. . . . . . . . . 60 Qulcksiiver. . . . . . . . lot ) GoulfikOurry. . . . . IS Otticksilvar otS. . 225 ililek3IoremiL , 73 SierraNeradS , , , . 50 LlDinesUe , . . 4000 StandaM , , . , . , , . 13 .5 , . . . . . 63 UnIon Coti. . . . . . . . 5 Mexican. . . . . . . . . . . 13 _ TellOwJacki . . , . 15 I.IiiIlOhi Stuck QuaInt lot , . , LONDON , June 11.-I p. m.-Closing : * : oouD. . to . . .i 11 S'lti 4 v. Centr.it. . . . . . . Cotisols , sect. . . I I 1 7-lI ) i'enn'ivlyatila. . . . . . . 51)54 Can. Pacific . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . arie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I4L4tMCZ , new 4s. . 68 . Frle let pitt' . , . , . , ' * 0tAtchtson . . . . . . . . . . . 1451 lii. Centrt. . . . . . . . . 108 & i ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrxtcanortbnary , Si urandTnink . . . . . . . . 654 St.l'tit eornmonl044 liAR SlI.V1R-Sieady , 2534t1 er ounce. MONEY4Vl wr cent. 'l'he rate of itis- count in the ui'eii market for short bills , I 3-S I'CV ceiit for three mouths' bills , I 3-5(1 154 per cent. Piutincial Notes. OMAhA , June 11-The clearings for thie dity % vcre 19117,570.23 ; balances. $ Ul,910.53. Thc clearings fur 1597 were * 710.59.33 , and the bal'aiit'i's $ t9.Th2.3C. Increase in clearings , Clearings for the ix days , with coni- : 'arlsons , arol 159S. 1597. Increase. June 6 . . . .11,943.249.12 * 771.767 22 $ 24.1S1.90 June 7 . . , . lOB.Si'3 716,554.16 222.232..7 June S . . . . 1,091,732.71 747Y4.S6 44.l.3S June ' . . . . 901,793.17 716,917.11 Bl.ST6. ( Jutie 10 . . . 1,004.572.9 , ' 3a.260.40 323.G9.5. June II . . . 907,570.23 750,529.33 217,340.1 $ ) Totals . .P,152.Bi.SO $4.442)15ZS ) $ l.710.255.&S C1IICAGO , June 11.-ClearIngs , $16,121,547. balances. $1,461,510 ; New York exchange , SOC premium ; sterling exchange , posted rates , 14.S5V4.S7 ; actual rates , * 4.4454414.53 % : sixty days , $4.53'jl.S5. Stocks active ; Biscuit It : Biscuit preferred , 934 : Dinmont Mntch , 140 : North Chicago. 200 ; Strawboard , 2554'est Chicago , SIc. i'IIILADELPILIA , June 11.-Clearings. * 11,03',63t ; 6nlamices , $1,430,687. CINCINNATI , June 11.-Money 21.i6 Per cent. New York exchange 40 per cent premium - mium ; clearings , 11,635,20' ) . ST. LOUIS , June 11.-Ciearings , $5.73S,602 ; balances. $447,692 ; money , 5418 per cent ; New York exchange , lIe premium bid , 40c pro. mium asked. NEW ORLEANS , June 11.-Clearings. $1,239,693 ; New York exchange , bank , $1 ver $1,000 premium ; commercial , lIe Per $ i,0' ) premium. MEMPHIS , Tenn. . June 11.-Clearings , 319.943 ; balances , $67,201 ; New York cx- change. $1.50. BALTIMORE. June 11.-Clearings , 3,007- 661 : balances , 1277.494. NEW YORK. Juno 11.-Clearings , $123,907- 669 ; balances , $3S1lSSS. BOSTON. June 11.-Clearings , $17,153,420 ; balances , 1i$5Z)6. Forciati PlmiamiciaL LONDON , June 11.-The market for Amer. lean securities advanced at the opening and remained steady all day on New York buy- lag. The closing tone was firm and the demand generally light. Gold at Buenos .Ayres is quoted at 165.45. PARIS , Juno 11.-Transactions on the bourse today were light , but the tone of thie market goatS. SIlanish 48 advanced on covering , tiurchases for English account. Brazilian securities showed a good rise. owing - ing to the improvement in the rate of cx- change. Three per cent rentes. 10Sf Be for the account ; exchange on London , 3Sf Cc for checks. Spanish Is closed at 34 2-16 , a net advance of 1.4. BERLIN , June 11.-Prices were tally active - tive en the lourse totlay. and international securities were quiet. The Irlces of Amen. cans hardened. There was particular in- terest. In foundry shares. oving to barge government orders for rails and railroad carriages. EASY PREY FOR THE FLAMES shIn Seven-Story Structure at Detroit Entirely Consumed br Fire. DETROIT , June 11.-Fire early today destroyed - stroyed the Case Power building on Congress - gress street , west , with all its contents , and imminently threatened and in some cases damaged some of the finest business structures in the city. The total damage will be upwards of $200,000. It is not be- ileved that the insurance will exceed two- thirds of the loss. Six firemen were severely burned and cut by glass. They are : Lieutenant 5 ! . J. Sheehan of engine company - pany No. 6 , Henry Fisher , Joseph Ilockaday , Thomas Kennedy , James T. Kenyon and Edward Simmons , firemen , All will re- cover. The fire was discovered at 3 o'clock , baying - ing originated on the fourth floor in the dry- log room of the Davidson Pipe and Novelty company , around some ovens used for enameling - ameling purposes. It spread with extraordinary - traordinary rapidity and at 5 o'clock the structure was in ruins. The Interior construction of the seven-story building was almost entirely of wood and furnished easy food for the flames. The building across the alley in the rear and on the opposite side of Congress street were for a time endangered - dangered , but by rapid work were saved , excepting that the spire of old SI. Paul's Episcopal church at Congress and Shelby streets was partially burned and the front of the Wayne County Savings bank build. ing slightly damaged. Buildings to the eastward of the burning structure were threatened still more , as the prevailing wind caused them to be enveloped In a steady shower of sparks and firebrands. Some woodwork on the sixth and seventh floors of the Union Trust building caught fire , but it was moon extinguished , The lJuhil building suered worse. It's four-story and basement annex , which faces Congress street , got afro from the debris wafted upon the roof. The upper storIes of this building were burned and the bower stories deeded. Various old buildings , west of the Case building on Congress and Shelby streets , suffered comparatively little , excepting that 000 two-story shop was crushed by the IttIl of portions of the Case walls , The main part of the Case building was new , but adjoining , separated by a fire wall , was a four-story annex , Several people vero asleep in that side of the building , but all were gotten out quickly and safely , Gc'orge F. Case valued his bullu54ig at $100,090. It is Insured for something over half that value. The baa on machinery and contents owned by tenants Is estimated at about $200,000 , the largest being the Wheeler bicycle - cle Saddle company , $40.000. The occupants were the following : Morrison I'ninting corn- pany , Babbitt & Graham , hosiery ; Davidson Pipe and Novelty company , Parish & Bro. , Turner & Ralston Printing company , George H. Ilall & Son , sponging works ; Michigan Farmer Printing 0111cc , John F , Eby Print- lag company , Pearl Button Manufacturing company and the American Cash Register company. 'F. I ) . BuM estimates the loss on his annex building at $16,000 ; well insured. The main BuhI buidiog was damaged to the extent of $10,000. Occupants of fluhl olfices sustained rome losses by water , iCansas Sticiter % 'orks , lOLA , Kan. , Juno 11.-Robert Lanyon's Sons' speller plant , was destroyed by fire , causing an estimated loss of $50,000 , with no insurance. The firm employed 250 men. Aid for a Western College. CHICAGO , June I1.-Dr , D , K. Pearsons , the well known aider of struggling educational - tional institutions. has undertaken to give the Salt Lake college of Salt Lake , Utah , $50,600 on condition that its olflcirs raise $100,000 wore within a year. O\IAIIA \ LIVE STOCK 1ARKET' ' Week Winds Up with a RtIff Bun and ACtIYS Business. GOOD DEMAND DEVELOPS FOR THE CATTLE ilcef Prices Uenerniiy higher , lint l1nrei Sirnhl- - liege Slunip lirii Il'- tinder the Eaaterti lirenk-Sitecli Strong. - S SOUTh OMAIIA , June Ii. Cattle. hogs. Sheep. Receipts today . . . . , 2,343 7,602 29 omcial yesterday . . . . . . . . 2,157 5.245 2 One week ago. . . . . . . . . . . . . bEO tss.s Two weeks ago. . . . . . . . . . . 1,914 6,936 S.oli One month ago. . . . . . . . . . . 1,566 9,217 2,651 One year ago. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,007 6,345 2,332 lteceipts for the week with eomlariSOnB Cattle. hogs. SheeP. Week ending June 11. . , 15lttl 4Z&.9 4,634 S'eek ending June 4. . . . 12,927 33.011 11,453 V.'eek ending Sin ) ' 25. . . 15,349 41.SC. 23,525 Week ending Mit ) ' 21. . . 13,942 12,960 21,683 Same week 1597. . . . . . . . . . 16S3 33,4"6 6,613' ' ) Same week ISS , . . . . . . . . . . 5,605 DISO 1,910 Average price Paid for hogs for the last Seven dill's , with cumnluarisons : I1S9S,1S97.1SS5. 11593. 1159 $ . 11593 , 1592 , June 4 . . . 4.00 3RZ 2.87 1.391'4.441' ' Juno 5 , 3.31 2.93 4,35 4.19 6.69 ' June 6 4.00 e 3.01 4,20 4,55 6.15 4.42 June 7 . , 3.M 3.3' ) S 4,3 4. ) 6.29 ; 1.1" ) June S 3.5s 3.lli 3.05 4.311 4.51' 6.311 4,61 Juno 9 3.921 3.151 . 4.53 0.37 4.62 June 10 . 3.9' 3.27 2.33 1.35 ; ' 6.41 4.66 JUiio _ ll.I _ . 2.91 4jj 4.57 I indicttes * Sunday. The oflicial liuinber of cars of stock brought in today by each roadwuiq ' , ittV. ' _ . . I'V..Z. C. 2.1. & St. P. 11y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 MisSouri l'at'ifie liv. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 1 Union , Pacific System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 26 F . , E. & III. V. It. it. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iS 36 S. C , & 1' . It ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 C. , St. P. ' 51. & 0. lty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 7 B. & 31. l't. It. 14. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 36 C. , Ii. & Q. It ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 11. C. 5 : St. J . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I C. , It. 1. & P. Ry , , west. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G Total receipts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 115 The disposition of the day's receipts was as foliovs , cach buyer purchasing the 1iimnber of head indicated : lbtivti' : ; Cattle. Ilogs. Stit'l ) . Omniu Packing Co. . . . . . . . . . 3s243 . . . . a. ii. Ilamnitinti Co. . . . . . 1(61 ( 1.9 Swift attl Company . . . . tHE 3,511 _ . . . Cudahy i'ucking Co. . . . . . ItS 1,360 ' 19 It , Becker and Igan . . Ci Lnbmnan Itothsehiicig. . 421 Krebbs & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . iS I , . . F. husa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220 Coey & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 451 , . , . North I' . & P. Co. . . . . . . . . . . . 246 . . . Swift. from country. . . . . . ' 74 Cuuahy I' . Co. , K. C. . . . 24 Swift , to Chicugo. . . . . . . . . . . . 150 . . . . Oilier buyers . . . . . . . . . . . . LI 255 . . . . Left over . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lie ) 600 Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.146 S,024 5) ) Shippers who have visited the yards this week train widely separated octions rePort - Port the country tinder water and roads next to impassable , and It wouli "cern qutte remarkable under such circumstances that receipts have held UI ) SI ) well. It will be noted from the comparative statement of .the receipts by weeks given above that the arrivals of both cattle anti hogs have been large this wek. Another ctrcum- Stance that would naturally be expected to keep back shipments of hiogs is the fact that prices have been decidedly lower , but still the hogs have kept coming. CATTLE-Omaha had about ithi the cattle that were on sale today , there not being enough at either Kansas City or Chicago to establish quotations. The 10) loads on sale at this point , however , were flt'flt too many to SUIpl ) au the demands , , I the buyers and thin market as a whole was in very faIr shape. Desirabls beef steers sold quite readily at just itbout steady prices tilid everything in that line was sold and generally welshed UI ) in good season. The less desirable kinds were a little slow and still practically everything sold early. Beef cattle have bcen doing a little better this week and values have gradually worked upward. Handy natives. such as are in the best tIe- niand , are I&i15c higher than a week ago , while heavy natives have gained &lJiCc. Even the heavy and rough branded cattle are a little stronger than a week ago. Only a few cows and heifers were on sale this morning and the "yards were soon cleared , but cow stuff ' was if anything easier. The cow market has been on the down grade all this week , as has been frequently remarked before ir this column. The loss for the week can safely be put at IG 123e. and there are sOme Who would call it still more. I3'yers ' took it into their heads that the cow market was too high and they have been on the boar side nil the week. Still it is hardly reasonable to expect cow stuff to scIl down very much as it is generally admitted that supplies are light in the 'ountry anti that good breeding - ing stock cannot be had at any price. Moreover it is still some time before grass butchers' stock is likely to show up in sufficient numbers to materially affect the market. Texas grass cattle are moving , but those received by the packers here this week are reported as not being nearly so fat as the cattle were last year. Stockers and feeders have been in good demanl all the week , but very light supply. Under such conditions there was no danger of values declining any and it may be said that good light stockers are seliing as high as at any time. ltepresentativc saics : STEERS. No. Av Pr. No. y. Pr. No. y. Pr. 2. . 920 13 50 14. .1397 $4 35 20. .1378 $1 50 1 _ SM 37 : ci ieoe I 'a oi ii'i i rn S..1237 3 90 104..1271 4 35 11..1E2 4 50 12. .121.8 4 (0 12. .1078 4 40 2. .1110 4 50 1. . 550 4 (0 4. .1177 4 40 42. .126G 4 50 21. .1245 4 15 8. .1312 4 40 22. .118.5 4 50 1 , . 1150 4 35 14..16d0 4 40 59. .1436 4 50 2. .1033 4 25 42..1143 4 40 11. .1034 4 1.0 2. .1110 4 25 12..llIS 4 40 20. .115-4 4 50 4. . 940 4 25 2. .1080 4 40 10. .12011 4 50 1..1720 434) 4..1100 440 19..l344 455 21. .3292 4 30 IS. .1322 4 40 2.1293 ! I 53 2. .1160 4 30 57. .1419 4 44) 20. .1265 4 55 20. .1090 4 30 1. . 580 4 40 39. .1271 1 55 19. . 9'5 4 3' ' ) 20..1236 4 45 13. .1415 4 15 7.1212 4 ; to 2. . 9M ) 4 43 10. .1217 55 is. . 9 I 30 45. .1210 4 45 22. .1521 4 60 1. .1120 4 3 47. .1272 45 1. .1130 4 60 43. . 589 4 :1) : 6. .1353 45 45. .1295 CS 1.1150 4 33 1..11S0 45 19..1490 4 70 5. .2042 4 35 17. .1501 45 COWS 1. . 970 3 25 1. . 970 3 50 1. .120) 3 SI 1. . 950 3 25 i..1030 3 51) ) 3..l2J0 355 2. . 910 3 ' l..ib6O 3 ( .0 3..1077 S 65 1..1150 3 25 1. . ' 760 3 0) S..IlOS 355 4. . 957 3 : is 2..10'35 65 2..liII 3 65 4. . 953 3 35 i..1120 70 2. .10(0 3 90 1. .1010 3 40 1. .1150 0 , 1. .1320 3 90 1. .1150 3 40 1..11S0 3 75 I.,127o 3 90 ? . .ll&3 3 45 1..ibO' ' ) 3 75 1..ll30 4 00 2.1010 31.0 1..9i0 310 1..1120 400 1. . 970 350 IJEIFEI1S. 2. . 730 3 13) 2. . 955 4 00 1. . STO 4 10 5. . 922 3 ' 70 1. .1110 4 00 4. . i7 4 10 1. . 860 3 73 11. . so 4 10 11. . 710 4 7. . 620 3 85 1. . ' 610 4 10 2. . 7O I 30 l..lllO 400 1..t't' ) 410 1..1230 440 STEERS AND HELPERS. 22. . 973 440 BULLS. 1..10o 360 l..li1A ) 360 l.b420 375 I. . 570 3 25 1. .125' ' ) 3 68 1. .1340 .1 75 1. .1733 3 40 ] . . 770 3 65 1. .13' , ) 3 75 1..1OGO 3 1.0 1..1550 3 70 1. .173' ) 3 6.5 t..1720 3 60 1..l450 3 75 1. .1650 3 55 1..133O 360 STAGS. 4..l530 423 CA I.VES. 1. . 20' ) C 50 1. . 190 7 ( iO 1. . 120 7 00 1. . 170 690 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 1. . 630 3 75 16. . Ill I 25 15 , . 56 4 40 3. . 350 40) 1. . 60) 425 4.612 45.5 G..543 4(0 23..lCSO 430 3..1175 466) ) 2. . 440 4 15 1. . 660 4 35 1 , . ts 4 60 2 ' 640 4 23 1. . 760 4 40 2. , 120 465 blOCS-Over a hundred ears o4 hogs vere reported in this morning , a liberal run for any day of tIle week anti it very large run for tL Saturday , It was , in fact , the largest run for a Saturday since the second week In May. Thi4 explanation given ( or the large run on the lust tiny of the week waste to the effect that the ground is so wet that farmers can do no work on the land , so they are iuttintg in their time getting thicir stock to market. The iarge run was of itself an elemeqi of weakness , but not the chief , Tue h"avy slump in provisions yesterday on yellow fever rei'orts ' had PrePared everyone for a bad hog market today. Chicago set 114(4 liace by announcing a decline of lIe early In tile morning , and Kansas City followed with a reported decline of lIij2Oe. Tue hog market at this Ioltit opened a flat lIe braver , the e'anl } ' sales being largely at 13,5O'ir3AS. flll agaInst 13.95414,00 ) 'eSt'niiay. Probably not over a quarter of tile no- ceipts sold on the early market anti then to , . . more gent orders being tilled the II tirk ' .iowed up. iI.'yors in mans' cases treat back on their first bide anti began to talk that they must have droves to cost not o'er 13,50. Salesmen were slow to part with their holdings but in the cad had to luke their medicine , a great many sellIng at 3,60 , and some down to $3.75. $ This has been the low week on hogs sinee the commencement of the big bulge the second week in Slay. Tine week opened at a decline of close to bIle , dropped 125c on Tuesciay , and wits a trifle easier on S'etIfles. day , After u drop of 23c % in lhrc'e ( la5's a reaction set. In on T ureday , values on that A _ _ day nterasing almost Sc higher On' ' tisy another Sc was added , but all the gait ; anti more. too , was wiped out &t the closa of the week The net loss for the in hog vslups tooted up M(3Oc. ( The declin carries the market to the lowest poi , $ toiieheii In over a month and puts it bscb4 to where it at the close of April. Atte ? all the decline hogs are still higher ( hi. they were * t year ago by SOc a hundred , n 75(1500 higher than two years ago. Itepre- ssntniivo sales : No , Av. Rh. Pr. No. AS' . SI' , Pr. 20 . . , . . 116 . . . $3 70 71..lit 40 $3 78 2'S..214 120 75 63 . , , . . . 515 40 378 65..216 . . 75 64..245 , . . 310 & 2..235 40 1.0 72..273 . . , 310 22 . . . , , , :45 E SO CS . . . , . , 278 240 3 P3 65..232 . . , Si ) 64..264 10 350 65..235 40 1.0 03 , , , , . , 156 50 310 45 , , - ' - , 2cl 160 50 53..237 50 * 50 64..263 80 50 20..24 $ 200 350 &R , . , . . . 267 80 50 . . . . . . ? 160 250 61..251 360 50 61..242 10 S 50 63..246 121) 60 1.8..221 40 350 IS. . . . . 254 * 0 50 53..231 80 50 70..252 120 60 53.:91 , . , 53 59. . . . . . . . . . 5'O 71 . . . . . . 243 . . . 350 69..273 . . . SO 52..lB . . . 350 63 . . . 245 . , . 5314 68..220 . , . 61 . . . . . .263 120 3S34 74..232 50 51 69..229 , . . 53'4 54..318 160 67..2430 30 362t 71..263 80 52,4 12..272 120 3 524 53..ES SO 3 55 74..250 160 3 65 22..314 , . , 3 I'S 72. . . . . 338 , . . 155 69..263 . . . 358 42.:56 . . . 250 3 53 . 70..278 120 I'S , o..271 30 365 71. . . . . .300 60 315 73..267 , . . 'I 63 62 . . . . , , 278 40 I'S 68..60 120 31.5 65 . , . . . . 270 60 58 76 , . . , . , 251 40 3 65 60..301 , . . 53 CO..372 50 355 67..260 20' ) 65 54 , . . ' . . 269 , . . ' 155 62 , . . . . , 237 . 50 55 63. . . . . .265 , . . 53 63..300 200 57t4 54 , . . , ' , S3 50 S1 ! 65..275 . . . 5R4 I 7't..244 50 S S7 67..20 40 5P4 70..216 . . . 3 75 72..Ill . . . 75 SI..22i SO 3 3 53..Ill 50 75 S 34 , , , , , 934 43 3 ,5 .3..232 160 .4 G0 . . . . . , 247 . . . 360 75 . . . . . . 268 . . , SO 52..339 40 3 50 71 , . , , , , 229 . . , SO 64..230 40 3 S CS..243 . . . 50 , ro. . . . . 263 30 3 50 59..235 , , , 50 Ii..253 . , . 354) ) 68..itt'S . . . 50 61. . . . . 253 80 350 72..260 50 250 76..513 20' ) 3 60 72..253 120 50 71..226 30 3 60 71..246 lCd 3 50' 71 . . . . . .74L . _ SO 16..250 . . . 3 * 0 62 , . . . 24 ? 320 3 10 72..272 320 3 50 46..242 160 50 68..235 240 3 50 Ii..354 30 350 48..223 SO 360 22..235 . , , SO 24..4 . . . 3 50 62..268 . . . 524 71 . . . . . .267 , . . 352 , 52. . . . . 272 120 8254 62..317 120 3 12 , 57 , . . . . .290 . , SI 53..330 160 365 TI..Its . . . 53 64..276 . , . 3 53 66..27) . . . 65 Si.264 ) 160 515 IS..25(1 50 I'S 56..291 . . . 355 65..266 10 1.5 112 . . . . . 293 . , , 390 50..315 160 90 63 . . , . , . 319 , . . 3 90 Is..291160 i' ) \'AUON l.UTS-TIIROW OUTS. . . . . . . ' , . . 23 . . . . . . , . . 365 C. . . . . 2d 40 67544..190 . . . 367' . . . . . . , , 7254 ' 7..205 . . 372 ! 1..230 . . . 75 6..225 , , . 375 5..394 . . . ' . 7. . , 5..2S0 . . , 3 55 S1IEIII'-Tltcre vere only a few head of sheep and lambs that were drIven in , anti not enough of anything to lanka a test of the market. The spring lambs brought IC'S' ) . nntl tue ewes $1.00 , which looked iiko strang prices. The receipts of sheep and lambs have been thie lightest this week of any in a long time. iii fact tlitt lightest of the year to date. TIit're is nothing surprising In that tact. Iiowe't'er , na it was expected by sheep miten who have been aware tiittt sUIliit'li in thIs section were Practically exhausted sonIc ( liiys ago anti that June would in all ptcltabiiite see very small receipts. There nra some scattering lob to conic this month , but not ninny , amid it will probat'ly be the bat of July before supplies can be do- l'efldctl LiIOfl regularly. As to values , there has been so little here that a ( air test of the market can hardly be said to have been made , but from the temper of the buyers and the Urgency of lii , ' demand as veii as froti' the condition of eastern markets it is safe to say that the market is at the high point of the season anti that anything desirable wotild bring higher prices than a week ngo. Rep. retentativo sales : No. \Vt. Pr. iCewes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 901400 is spring lambs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 6 50 ( 'ii ICAGO Li YE STOCIC M.IItICET , Suiiply ( if Cattle neil l'rice. Are liighii'r. CHICAGO , June 11.-Cattle today was ctlVe to the extent of the meager supply. I'rices ruled 100315e higher than a week'ago ; choice steers , 34.90(15.35 ; medium , $ I.502j4.G5 ; beef steers , $1.i0f34,45 stockers and feed. era , $3.SIi4.90 ; cows and heifers , 13.40134.60 ; canners , * 2.COI3.35 ; calves , $ l.tijG.CO ( ; Texas steers , $3.5OI 1.50. Packers wanted hogs , lcuL pr0viions were still lower and ; irice for hogs took a tumble of 10571Cc , FaIr to choice , * 4.00134,15 ; packers , 13.502134'S ; butchers. mixed , 13.50134.00 ; light , * 3.70134.00 ; pigs , S2.7 ( J3.6.5. The offenings.of sheep soul at the recent advance , Native sheep. 3.00ii5.l2 : cx- Porters , $4 , 40135.1254 : Texans , * 3.5013.50 ; yearling lambs , * 1.ts.o1i6600 ; spring lambs , $5.00fiC.5O. S Receipts : Cattle , 3C ( ) head ; hogs 1&0' head ; sheep , 3,50' ) head. Kansas City Live Stock. KANSAS CITY. Mo. , June 11.-CATTLE -Receipts , 125 hentl ; for week , 2lO bead. Light receipts and good general demand have served to advance prices about lIe the last week ; prime native steers , 1.Scoo 1.95 ; medium , S4.5Oj'4.75 ; light weights , $4.00 414.70 ; stockers and feeders , $ l.OO5,5Q ; butcher cows and heifers , $3.304.7O ; canners - ners , $3.lO'.3.25 ; bulls , 53.25.134.00 ; western s1eers , 14.604.GB4 ; Texaits , $3.9O4.5O ; Texas cows , $3.004.fO. IIOGS-Itecelpts , 7.892 head ; for week , 66,000 head. While offerings for light , eon- tinued shrinkage in value of hog products have caused a further decilne of hogs ; heavy hogs , 3.8'ilS.93 ; mIxed , 13.70133.55 ; lights , 6.1.40133.65 ; pigs , $2.755i3.&S. SIIEEP-Receipts , 28 head ; for week , 9- WI head. Demand continues good. All de- slrable stock advanced from lIe to 2& Late sales were Spring ianibsS.23fl6,7S ; Colorado wool lambs , 16.004J 6.15 ; muttons , B.5015.l0 ; Texas grass sheep , $3.75'l.4O ; Arizona , $4.1Oj4,65 ; stockers amid feeders 13.25134.50. St. toni. Live Stock , ST. LOUIS , June 11.-CATTLE--Receipts , 200 head , including 100 Texans ; shipments , 31 * ) head : market steady anI dull ; fair to fancy native shipping and export steers. 14.35135.15 ; bulk of sales , 3.50744.50 ; dressed beef and butcher steers , * 1.00111.65 ; bulk of sales , * 4.1014.70 ; steers under 1.000 pounds , 13.90114,60 ; bulk of sales , $ l.2Sgj4.5O : stockers and feeders , 3.25.134.70 ; bulk of sales , 13.90131 4.40 ; cows and ht'if'ers , H.OOi4.S0 ; bulk of cows 12.65133.75 ; Texas and Indian steers $ .t254l.45 ; bulk of sales , * 3.50134.10 ; cows anti helfers , 12.75133,75. IIOGS-Itecelpts , 2.600 head ; shipments , 1,500 head ; market 301tlIe lower than yes- terdny ; yorkers , 13.50t13.9O ; packers , * 3.651) 4.00 ; butchers , $4.00j4U5. ShEEP-Receipts , 1C8) hearl ; shipments , 3.400 head ; market steady ; native muttons , 54.60134.70 ; lamobs , 15.50136.20 : culls and bucks , $3.S73.5O' Texans , 13.50134.23. New YorkLie Stock. ' NEW YORIC , Junie 11.-BEEVES-Re. Ceiiits , 750 head ; no trailing ; exports , 1,555 cattla and 3.912 quarters of ileef. CAI.\'ES-Iteceipts. 9' ) head : market dull ; common to choIce veals , 14,006QO ; no but- termilks. 51112123' AND LAMBS-Receipts , 3,590 head ; ; rlnie stock steady ; other grades lower ; sheep , 13.50134.50 ; yearlings , H,002J' ' 5.50 ; innibs , 26.6)1137.00. lIOGH-ltecelpts , 3,394 head ; slow at $4.00 134.20 ; southern timid western pigs , $3OOi 4.25. Stii'k in Slight. Record ot' receipts of live stock 'at the four linincipal markets for Jutie 11 : Cattle , lfogs , Sheep. Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .341 7,41)3 Chiteago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31.0 1oo 3,500 Kansas City . . . . . . . . . . 125 7,592 SI , Louis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ID ) 2,500 1,000 Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36,2)4 4,557 ltivt-r Pitesi's liiliiiger I.ine , KINSAS CITY. Juno 31.-The Missouri riter at this point hiatt risen ( our-tenths at a foot since yesterday and now registering 21.4 , or fourtenths over the danger line , 'L'ho riven will , says Observer Conner , no- main about stationary until Sunday morning , after which thei's will be a slight fall , pro- vitled heavy rains do not occur in the mean- time. At St. Joseph no change is noted and at Sioux City. Omaha and Plattsmoutii a fall of from one-tenth to three-tenths of a foot is recorded , No serious damage to property along the river has been reported to date , JAESE- BOYD & 00 , 'I'CICpIlOIlU 1039. OlilaIla , Neb COMMISSION , GRAIN , I1ROVISIONS ILItU S'I'OCKS B0AD Oi' TRAnS. Piret wire. to Ctiicao and New Yoni Corr.ipondentsm Joba A. Wirnen & Co. Removal II. ft. Penny ,5 : Go. ( suceeliors te Clirtstie-Stri'eI Coin , Cu. ) hi'e reWOV. ed to ronus 4 , blew turk Life Uuidti.
