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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1902)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1002. 11 CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE Jobberi Beport the Volume of Bniineu for Hy Bt on Eecord. ' SHARP. ADVANCE IN PRICE OF TEA Dry Oood Market Firm and Storks of Fall and Wlater Good of De sirable Grade Are Light la Manafetarers' Hand. In cheeking up their account for the month of May local Jobber unit manufac turers In nearly all cases And that they sold mors goods than ever before during the same month. That applies not only to current business but to future business as well, so that Omaha Jobbers are well pleased with existing conditions. The fart that trade Is ao heavy In the face of the high prices ruling on practically all classes of goods Is considered good evidence of tha fact that people have money and are not afraid to spend It. The ralnsof last week, which visited a large part of the territory tributary to this market, made every one more confident than ever re garding future business, so that prepara tions for fall and winter trade will be pushed even more vigorously than in the past. Taking everything Into considera tion, wholesalers say that more favorable conditions cnirld not well be Imagined than those existing at the present time. Unless something happens to change the situation It Is predicted that the amount of goods shipped from Omaha this fall will be far In excess of last year or of any other year. Bo far as the markets are concerned there have been only a few Important changes during the week under review. The same firmness on practically all lines that has been ruling for some time past Is still noticeable and It may be safely said that the general tendency -of values is up ward rather than downward. The demand In a great many cases Is In excess of the supply and a long as that is the case strong markets must be experienced. Collections are alao reported as being In exceptionally good condition. Retail trade was, of course, little slow early In the spring, but now business in the country is rushing, so that dealers are able to meet their bills with considerable promptness. Sagar Advanced Five Points. Wholesale grocers report business for laat week as being exceptionally heavy and in fact some of them say It was the busiest week of the year to date. The market continues In a good, healthy condition and a few lines have been advanced. The Sugar market is quoted very strong and active. On Friday an advance of five points took place on soft grades, and, owing to the heavy consumption, higher prices are pre dicted on all lines in the near future. Cablegrams were received last week by local houses from Japan and China to the effect that opening prices on the new crop of test are considerably higher than they were a year ago. It Is claimed that a heavy frost In Japan during the month of April damaged the crop So per cent and as a result teas are now costing in Japan 104c per pound more than they were a year ago at thla time. In China the market opened JO per cent higher than It did a year ago. In farinaceous goods the only change of Importance Is an advance In oatmeal amounting to 25c per barrol and case have advanced from loe to 20c per case. Cheese took a drop last week, owing to the Increased make. Factories are now atile to work full time and as pastures are In excellent condition all over the country lower prices In the near future are being predicted. Owing to the short supply, evaporated apples are quoted a little higher than they were a week ago. J'runes are also very firm and especially is that true of the larger slses, which are said to be well cleaned up on the coast. There has been no particular change In canned goods, but at the same time tomatoes are constantly firming up and tocka are now exceedingly light. Other staple lines handled by Omaha jobbers are selling in about the same notches they were a week ago. Dry Goods Active and Steady. There has been no change In tha ruling quotations on staple dry goods during the fast week. Manufacturers, however, claim hat they are well sold upon both cotton and woolen goods for fall. Omaha jobbers ay they have good reason for believing mat sucn is me case, owing to the diffi culty they are having In placing orders for winter stuff. Not only are manufactur ers In the east experiencing a good de mand, but Omaha Jobbers as well are doing a rushing .business In fall gooda. The distribution extends to all lines, In cluding flannels, both cotton and wool, domets, blankets, underwear, hosiery, duck lined goods, cloaks and dress goods, in fact It Is claimed that orders are twice as targe ana more numerous than ever before. The cloak trade la fast coming to the front In Omaha, as one house claims to nave soia as many cloaks ao far this season as were sold all last year, Everv one seems to be figuring that future busi ness Is going to continue far In excess of last year, owing to the exceptionally fine outlook for bountiful crops. . Current business la also of very Satis factory proportions. Bales last week showed a big Improvement over the previ ous tnree weeks and a large number of buyers arrived on the market. They all had a good word to say regarding the condition of trade In the country and said their stocks were going to pieces at a rapid No Change lu Hardware, There have been no new developments In the hardware market since last report. Prioes on all lines are good and firm, but there have been no ouotable chanaes worthy of mention. The demand Is hold ing up In good shape for all classes of seasonable goods and In fact the volume of pusines oeing transacted la considerably In excess of the same time of last year. i nere does not seem to be any particular icurw io ine iraue. out simply a good. neauny demand all along the line. There Is considerable building being done In the ,rounirr, wnicn or course creates, a big demand for builders' material. Everything at present points to a continued heavy demand -and Jobbers are preparing to sell more fall gooda than ever before. . . Shoe, Men Well Pleased, leather gooda - men also have a good word to, say regarding the condition of Their traveling men are meeting with great success in landing fall orders, , owing to the good condition of crops, and eaon week jobbers notice a big gain over the corresponding week of last year In the amount of gooda sold. Merchants who earlier In the season refused to place their SwtT". tor ehlpment are now buying liberally, so that traveling men are taking orders aa rapidly as they can get to their euslomers. There is no longer any doubt In the minds of wholesalers but what thla will be the banner year In the shoe busi ness of Omaha. tilling up orders are also on the Increase and every hot day makes the demand In the country more brisk. Retailer' stocks are aald to be well broken and the way a1.L TP oriern are coming In would In dicate that such Is the case, ? ' Fralta and Prodace. The demand for fruits and vegetables laat week was almost unprecedented. The 1th,t Pr F r extremely high for practically all kinds of eatables did not seem ta curtan the demand to an appre ciable amount. The market is now sup plied with home grown strawberries and price are considerably higher than -they V.,. w'fk.?"0' oni ,,oc now held at M M to $4 60 per case. Lemons also took Jump and are now selling at I4.5ti to 5.00 per case. Home grown cherries are be ginnings to com forward, but they are very scarce. It Is claimed that there will only be about one-fourth of a. crop of early chsrrlee. The later varieties, how ever, will -be abundant If nothing happens to damage the crop . ! The only old potatoes left on the market re northern stock, which Is down to 2 860 per bushel. New potatoes, however, e.rivn?TL,n ood "PP'y nd re Selling at 1 810061.80 per bushel. The- prices quoted n the various other kinds of vegetables will be found In another column. . in egg mamet Is a trifle lower than It 7 " ". .owing io ine large num ber of lot now coming forward. Butter. rowever. has held good and firm In spit of the fact that receipts have been on the Increase. The demand la apparently large " ? tae mn mat is coining forward 1 nere nae not it n mm.. . k r. R?uluT Receipts are falrlv liberal, but there has been a ready outlet or all that baa arrived. Kaaa City Grata aud Provisions. CITT, June T -WHEAT July, s'e'JSic; 6eptember. SeVdVJc; cash, No. 1 hard TOe; No 1, 6c; No. 1 red. 71fj714c; LJL,?r'nn'. Wei receipt. W cars. July. 6THc; September. 614651SC cash, No. I rn nixed. 6!Wre'c; No. 2 white. jt2Ue: No. 1. MunAio. OAT8-N0. 1 white. 44c RVE No. 1. Rye. HAY-fhoL-e timothy, $U.ffll00; chole Pr1,r,i."ou-Ql W. ' tfjJ'-TTEK-creainery. ; dairy, fancy. EGG &-Fresh. 14c. Phlladelnhln Prodne Market. a PHILADELPHIA. June 7. BT'TTER Btsady kml quiet; extra western creamery. "V'-i".! tx,r nearby prints. 23c. .Eu-Jf4 Dull and weak: frenh nearbv, ITHc. loss ofTj fresh western. Uo. loss oft; fresh southwestern, 17c. loss off: fresh out hern . lc, loss off CHiitiit4y; n,w xork uU crcatua. prime 'miU, 11V; New Tork full cream, lair io good, li'Vfl 11c. OMAHA WHOLKt.tLE MARKET. Condition of Trade and Quotation on Staple and Fancy Produce. EGGS Including new No. i case. lSVjc; cases returned, 13c. LIVE POLLTRlf-Chlrkens, 854140; old roosters, according to age, 4S5c; turkeys, f'Bllc; ducks and geese, 7c; broilers, per lb., 2(KV HITTER Parking stocK, ic; choice dalrv, in tubs, lalSc: separator, Zzyzlc. FRESH CAUGHT FISH Trout, Jc; rrappies, 10c; herring, 6c: picaerel, c; pike, 11c; perch. 6c; buffalo, dressed, 7c; sunflsh, 6c; blueflns, 8c; whltefish, 11c; catfish, IJc; black bass, lc; naiiom, nc; saimon, jc; haddock, 11c; codfish, 12c; red snspper, 10c; roe shad, each, 75c; shad ro., per pair, 36c; split shad, per lb., 10c; lobsters, boiled, per lb., 21e; loosters, green, pernio., tta. nuWJiM! Ldve, per 0.0., iou. VEAL Choice, 6-6 8C CORN 1HC OATS 48c. HRAN Per ton, $17. , HAY Prices otioted by Omaha Wholesale Hay Dealers' association: Choice hay. No. upland. Is.ao; No. 1 memurn. tt; ro. 1 coarse, $7.60. Rye straw, .50. These prices are for hay of good coior ana quality, ue- mand fair, neceipi iigm. VEGETABLES. CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per doi., 75c. . POTATOES Nortnern, swisoc; new pota toes, per bu., Sl.Ouftl.M. UHKI'.N (JN1UIN rer OOS., accorumg m else of bunches, ISfiaoc. ASPARAGUS Home grown, per ooi., e- ..... ... CI CI MBKKS-MOinounP, per uui.. LETTUCE Hothouse, per doi., 250. PARfM.EY Per doi., jmrfttc. RADISHES-Per doa.. 2"j25c. WAX HKANS Illinois, per box, $1.60; per H-bu. box, Tec; per market basket, oc; string beans, per H-bu.. 75c; per bu., $1.60. GREEN PEAS Per halt du. Dasaei, oc. RHUBARB Home grown, per lb., IVic. CABBAGE California, new. 3c. ONIONS New southern in sacks, per lb., TOMATOES Texas, per 4-basket crate, $1,504(1.75. . NAVt BlliAISB 1'er DU., i. FRUITS. STRAWBERRIES Per 24-qt. case, (4-003 4.50. CHERRIES California, per doi, Sii 1.60; home grown, per 24-quart case, S.75. . ... QOOSEBERR1ES Per it4-qt. case, TROPICAL FRUITS. PINEAPPLES Florida, 30 to 3 $100. count. $3.50. BANANAS Per Junch, according to lie, tl.H'iil.li. ORANUk-ss Valencia. i.ou,i meauerran esn sweets. I3.75ui4.0u. LEMONS Fancy, it.&uais.uu; Messina. (4-o046.CO. HONEY Per 24-sectlon case. $2.753S.OO, C1IER NehawKa, per bbl., $3.26; New wil( DHN-Per lb.. 6c: shelled. 6c, NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb., 12c: hard shell. Der lb.. llc: No. 2 soft shell, 10c; No. 2 hard shell. Do; Braslla, per lh . 14c: filberts, per lb.. 12c: almonds, sort shell, liic; hard shell, 16c; pecans, large, per ll., 12C; small iwi uuuuauuia, per eauiw, ? . ..... . M1UE.B HO. I green, one, 10. green 5V4c; No. 1 salted, 74c; No. 2 salted, 6Vc No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs.. 8c: No. : i veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs., lie; dry hides, &iy 12c; sheep pelts, 75c; horse hides, (1.6utu2.6u. OLD METALS A. B. Alpern quotes the following prices: Iron, country mixed, per ton, $10; Iron, stove plate, per ton, $7.50; copper, per 1., V4c: brass, heavy, per lb., b',c; braes, light, per lb., 6c; lead, per lb.. 6Vic; line, per id., m, ruuutr, per 10., su, St. Loots Grain and Provisions. ST. LOUIS, June 7. WHEAT Higher; No. 2 red, caah, elevator, 764c; track, 7UV6 7(iJ4c; July, 70V70'4c; September, 6Vic; No 1 hard. 73MC1741.C. CORN Lower; No, $ cash, 62c; track, 63c; JiWy, 62c; September, nw4c. 43Hgt4c: July, 33c; September, 27c; No. 2 white, 46Vc. RYE lower ht 56c. r.' T 1 1 - I I V. .... 1 A wtnlA. nn , a W . r kjyj u n u lit riiaugru , ' ' . . ...... $.lj&ih3.70; extra .fancy and straight, $3.26p 3.35; clear, 33.00(83.20. CORN MEAL Steady at $3.15. fiEKD Tlmothv. steady at $5. BRAN Weak; sacked, east track, 833 tec HAY Dull; timothy, $12.00305.50; prairie, ta.(mv.w. WHISKY-Steady at $1.30. IRON COTTON TIES Steady at $1.05, BAGGING Steady at b'u6c. 1IKMP TWIN," V Of PROVISIONS Pork, firm: lobbing, old. $17,474; new, $17.87V4- Lard, dull, $10.10. Dry salt meats (boxeoK strong; extra -snorts and clear ribs, $10.25; short clear, $10,374. Bacon (boxed), strong; extra short and clear ribs. SU.12V4: short ribs. $11.26. METAIjS Lesd, steady, $3.9663.974. Spel ter, steady at $4.65. I ,T ' 7 -r tl V a,AaHv. nhl.lr.na 1 Hi springs, 2Kp23c; turkeys, 9c; duck, 64c; gvese, 4'a44& BUTTER Steady; creamery, lCS23o; dairy, liMjlHc. EGGS Steady at 144c Keceipts. Shipments Flour, bbls. "Wheat, bu.. Corn, bu.... Oats, bu...., 5.000 ft.0.0 46.0110 83.000 66,000 21,000 80,01 10 36,000 Liverpool brain Market. MVEBPOOL, June 7.-WHEAT-Spot dull: No. 1 northern, spring, 6s 4d: No. ; California, 6s 8A4d. Futures, quiet; July, 6s ltCkd : September. 6s Id. CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed, new and old, 5e 9d. Futures, nominal; July, nominal; September, 6s 24d; October, 6s 20.. I'EAS Canadian, steady at 6s lOd. FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, firm 8s 9d. HOPS At London (Paclflo coast), firm at 4 68. PROVISIONS Beef, dull; extra India mesa. 9s 9d. Hams, short rut, 14 to 16 lbs., firm. Bacon, firm; Cumberland cut 26 to 30 lbs., 63s 6d; short ribs. 16 to 24 lHa Ma- lAnff r-lAnr n,M,ll., Il.ht Oil t 34 lbs.. 66s: long clear middles, heavy. to 40 lbs., 54s; short clear backs. 16 to 20 lbs., 64s 6d; clear bellies, '14 to 16 lbs., 64s Shoulders, square, 11 to 13 lbs., Arm at 40a Lard, auiet: American renned. in Dal is 62s; prime western, In tierces. 62s. CHEESE Steady: American, finest white. old, Ms; American, finest white, new, 61 American, finest colored, old, 69s; Amerl can, finest colored, new, 62s. TALLOW Prime city, steady at 29 6d. BUTTER Nominal. Coffee Market. NEW YORK. June T.-COFFEE-8pot Kio, auu; ixo. 1 invoice, om,c. juna, quiet, steady: Cordova. S'H14c The market opened steady and unchanged, and through out tne snort session touowea a narrow rut. not more than 6 polnta, with the close quiet and net unchanged. The foreign market news lacked special feature and ad vices from the crop country were not factor either way. Total sales were .13,750 bags, including: juiy. 4.wc; September, 6.uK(uM0c; October, 4.15c: December, 6 253 0.80c; January, 6.40c; March, 6.66c; May, s-wv. Isgsr Market. NEW YORK, June '7.-8UOAR-Raw, firm: fair renning. zv.c: centrifugal. 96 teat '34c: molaases sugar. 211-lc: refined, firm iso. , 1.10c; r.o. 1. 4.uoc; P.O. a, a we: No. 1 t km; no. 10, 1 sue; 10. 11, l.Tsc; No. 12, 3.70c No. 13, 3.70c; No. 14, 3.70c) confectioners' A 4.46c; mould A. 6c; cut loaf, t ide; crushed t.ioc; rowaerea, f Toe; granulated, 4 66c cubes, 4.9UC. NEW ORLEANS, June 7. SUOAR Steady; open kettle, 24?i34c; open kettle, centrifugal, 34c; centrifugal yellow, 4y 4c; seconds, JyJ.-lbc. Molasses, dull; ctu- Teledo Grain and deed.. TOLEDO. O., June - 7.-WHEAT-Dull, trong: cash and Juns, Mfcc; Juiy, 7o eepieuioer. tc. CORN Dull, stiong; cash, 34c; July, Oi'jc. oepiemoet, sole; 'jx-ceniDi, 44e. OATH rainy active, strona: cajh. 43Wc Juiy, ?ic; new, 40c; bepteinber, g4c; new, bttlPS-Clover dull, steady; cash, (5.124 ........ - 1 - . V 1 : , . vivwi, e.rtTI, nuiruiucr, e-r-7t. . Minneapolis Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS. June 7. WHEAT July ioUibic, oeuit-niuer, wc : on iraca. ISO. hard, iSc, No. 1 northern, 7i'-c; No. northern, 72Hc. ' FLAJLti-rttfi patent, 13. otjj.su; aecon patent, U.oJfiu. nrsi ciears, (2.8642 96 Second clea.s, 42 iu. BRAN lu buia. (14.0014.26. . , Milwaukee Grain Market. MILWAUKEE, June 7,-WriEAT-Mar su. wrlN July, atjU4c. Pswrla Market. PalwRiA. J una 7.-4.'tRN aiber No. 0..1B Iftrnii Ko. f white, 'sc. track. i . 4 .aJ du bajus t ( fiiuiw good. Unlntk titnir irket. DULlrTH, Juo f.-KEAT Cash. No kinl. TtWc: Ko. f rtberu. Tlv.-- v norilisrn. ,ic; Julv'awi nepUaibar, ll'me. OAi o otpiemoen svsj. OMMERtlAL AND FINANCIAL izoesuivt Wet Wather Maintains Lead for Cereal Balls. MARKET DULL, BUT GRAINS ARE STRONG nd Weather Announced by Foreign Cable and Wheat and Corn Go Ip, While Oats Slip Down After Initial Bulge. CHICAGO. June 7 Excessive rains were the bugaboo of the bears today, but this session the cables also told of the same bad weather abroad. In consequence a little support In a dull market was suffi cient to bring strength, and July wheat iosea up. July corn VU'c nigner ana uly uats a shade down. , Provisions closed srtade to 24c up. Wheat took a strong rtId on the market early and worked Its prices somewhat higher on cables and fears of wet harvests. in ranee the harvest Is almost due and prices are advancing on an old precedent nat in tormer timea wet weatner, sucn aa ev are havinsr. hurt the rron much. Here ffere were plenty bearish influences, but additional rains after the already heavy downpours started covering and a good support, bujis argued mat tne present low prices could be Justified only In as sirmptlon that the yield was to be excep. tlonally large. There was very little sell ing pressure on the market early and good buying came from commission houses. uly opened higher at 72"472Hc and old at 724c. Gradually the suuport 01 the larger Interests were withdrawn. The re port that cutting was going on In the soutnern part of thla state and that the wheat would be on the market within a week led to some selling and Julv slid oft to 7174,f472c. After that the market haggled narrowly, with a small upturn on liberal seaboard clearances of wheat and flour, which amounted to 61'O.OuO bushels. The close was tlrrn, July c up at I2VC. Re ceipts, 7 cars, 1 contract; Minneapolis and Dultith reported 244 cars, a total of Jif.l. against 392 for two daya last week and 4M a year ago. primary receipts were 375,000 bushels, compared to 470.OOO bushels last year. The seaboard reported 14 loadB taken tor export. - Corn was dull but firm. The wheat strength, together with the strong cubles, mnuencen an upturn, aa 01a tne talK 01 poor cultivation of the growing plant be cause of the wet fields. The leading bulls gave some small support and St Louis bought July fairly well. Prices held well, but there was decided feeling that with the possibilities of a 2,5fln,Ouu,0fiu-bushel har vest prices were too high. Most of the crowd was guessing at the attitude of the leaders. July sold between 63c and 627c and closed firm, iic up at 634c. Re ceipts, 337 cars. torn took some of the strength out of oat,s. Influences favored the bulls. Re ceipts also are light, with a small per centage of contract stuff. Today commis sion house business was fair and July opened Hkc higher at 394c and Bold to 89;o. 1 ne iraue active, covering snort ac counts brought strength, but buyers of new July around 36c realized their profits and after the bulge prices eased on ab sence of support. July closed barely steady, a shade down a t 39Ai39i,:c. Re. celpts were 112 cars. Provisions had -a dull and artificial trade. The hog market was higher on a smaller run of hogs. This gave the packers a rea son for manipulating a little higher prices for the purpose of unloading on the out sider. Conservative traders sav prices of all provisions are too hlsh, particularly In me- ugni "i improve receipts or nogs Of better quality. January nroducts are now selling on the basis that hogs will cost $6.00 6.25. Outsiders, understanding the manner in wnicn pacaers are mampuatlng the mar ket, are staying out. July pork closed shade higher at $10.264j10.27Vi, and July ribs 4c higher at $10,174. csur, mated receipts Monday: Wheat. SO cars: corn. za cars: nuts, l.in rr- hni 4000 head. Receipt of hogs for the week, The leading future ranged a follow: Articles.l Open. .Hlgh. Low. Cloe. Ye'y. Wheat July Sept. Dec. 71 T4 Corn- July Sept. Dec. Oats- July b July a Sept, b Sept. a Dec. Pork- July 8eDt. Lard- July Sept. Ribs- July Sept. No. 2. a Old. b New. Cash Quotations were as follow.. FLOUR Easy; winter patents. $3.70S3.90; tralghts. 13.-Riu3.80: clears. 33.20&.1.60: nrin ti f,l"p o.uvo.ou; siraigms, WHEAT No. 3 spring, 70S73c; No. 2 red CORN No. 2 yellow. 63Hc. OATS No. 2. 42o: No. S whit Ara ivv. , J. v tt tin r, tiiV'J'JTJ';. RYE No. 2, 584(3690. BARLEY Fair to choice malting. 6567c SEED No. 1 flax. $1.56: No. 1 northw.pt. ern, $1.76; clover, contract grade, 38.35. . PROYISIONS-Meas pork, per bbl.. $17.50 ip u.oo. iaru, per ii ids., I10.22410 25. Short ribs sides (loose), 310.10ST10 2u. Dry salted shoulders (boxed), 38.0ng.26. Short Clear ni'ir lfoai.ui. 1U.W0 1U.W. whisk nasi or high wine. $1.30. The following were the recelnts and .hir. Articles. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbl. Wheat, bu.. Corn. bu.... 17,000 11,000 11,000 64.0TO 1S9.000. 329,000 123.000 111,000 1,000 Oats, bu Rye, bu Barley, bu.. 7.000 1.000 On the Produce exchange todav the hut. ter market was easy; creameries, 181i22c: uoniw, .iic-cae. hcbk, yia UWt Eggs, easy; fresh, 16$c. HEW YORK CE.-VERAL MAMKET. ttnotatlons of the Day on Varloas Commodities. NEW YORK June 1 CI yilTT..i. 7. 6tf9 bbls.; . exports, 11,956 bbls.: market steady; winter straights, $3.754i3.S6; winter patents, $4.004.10; Minnesota patents, $3.90 M-10; Minnesota bakers, $3.153.30; winter low grades, $2.86'gs.d; winter extras, IIUS 3.35. Rye flour, steady; fair to good, $3.13 J.45; choice to fancy, $3.551i3.70. CORN MEAL Dull: western vellow. 11 S?f city $1.30; Brandywlne, V3.4fxa3.65. m t, eieany; ino. 2 western, 66e, f. o. b. afloat; stats, 6364c, c. 1. f New York carlots. WHEAT Receipt. 146,825 bu.; export. f04.e7 bu. Spot. -oulet; No. red, 78-Sc, elevator, and 7S7Hc, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, 814e, f. o. b. afloat No. 1 hrd, Manitoba, 84c, f. o. b. afloat. Options were strong during the forenoon, affected by covering. bullish cable shower In harvest districts and nrin buying. Later the market sagged off under realizing and closed Wn net ad 78J7&e, closed at bc; September, 764 .,wt.-u k 4us, yecflmwr, MuiHfeC, closed at TtKa. CORN Receipts, 70,350 bu.; exports, 2,434 bu. Spot, steady; No. I, 704e, elevator, and 71c, f. o. b., afloat. Options ruled active and firm today, being supported by strong cablea and bullish reports from the corn belt, owing to rains and light offerings. The market finally reacted with wheat and closed easy at 4c net advance. July. 61 ic, ciuacu ii vc, utcemoer closed at S"4c. OAT8 Receipts, 34.600 bu.j export. 100,756 u. D(wi, -jujci, IO. t, 4,-c; INO. X 4oC' No. I white. 61c; No. $ white. 604c; track mixed western, 46fi47c; track white, 4864e Optlone were higher on crop news and covering HAY-oteaay; snipping, 60jj65c: good to choice. 0'n96c. HOPS fttady: state, prime to choice, 1901 rrop i?m-:, crop, H'fllK; olds Vf C ; . uaoi, tii'Ji, iyl DIQS, Wtl C. HIDES Oulet: Oalveston. 20 to 2R lh. 18c; California. 21 to 26 lbs., 19c; Texas dry, 4 IO V IUI , lf. I-EATHER Steady : cld. 24ff26e. WOOI Steady ; domestic fleece. IMFSc PROVISIONS Beef, firm: family. flSSO'S) is.ou; mess, ni w: oeri name, sis 'joy JO ); packet. 15.0"riH.00; city extra India mess, J6.0oi'2 00 tut meats, quiet; pickled be I, lies. $10.00"?10.75; ntckled shoulders. 38 75 picaieo nams, ii."n li uu. ijtra, stesdy western steamed, $10 65; refined, steady continent. 310K6: South America. $11 So: com pound, $8 5u'q8.75. Pork, firm; family. $19. : short clear, $18,753-1.25; mess, 18 60 Ijis.oo. r ' BI TTER Unsettled ; creamery 194322V.C factory. 1719c: renovated. 17ao: lmlts tion creamery. 1746204c; state dairy, 4tf ic. CHEESE Irregular, nominal; state, full cream, small, -colored, choice, tc; while. lc. large coioreo, c; wniis, hhj. TALIXW-Weak; city ($2 per pkg ). 66 eountrv inkes. free,. 6l4fi. Ricis r irm: aoraestic, fair to exra, t'9 64c; Japan. 465c. o Wtak; slAta and Ptnosylvaoia, 72H1T4 72Hi71Tfj72 7H 714S4 714 70T714ff4 724S'I 72?, 72 7235 wrr 63 6274 34'6217. 69U4 594 Ws 58Va5S!HM.'4 447,lg4d 46 ' 44 447 442 24 29 29 '29 29 314 81H 31 31 31 314 814 314 314 17 40 17 474 17 35 17 424 17 40 17 50 17 50 17 40 17 45 17 16 10 28 10 274 10 224 10 274 10 25 10 274 10 30 10 274 10 80 10 274 .10 174 10 174 10 174 10 174 10 15 10 10 10 10 I 10 024 10 074 10 074 174lc; western, storage packed, 17ffl7Hc; soutlierr, 134'"l4c. Mi LA81SEt Stesdy; New Orleans, open kettle, grm.t to choice, 3J'(i41cr PEANUTS Firm; fancy hand picked, 4c: other domestic grsdes, Sfitc. I'OULTRY Alive, firm; broilers, 223c; turkeys, loillc; fowls, 14c. Dressed, steady; broilers, 2i2sc; fowls and turkeys, 13c. METALS Today s metal marKets were quiet, but in the main steady at unchanged prices. Tin was quoted at (JH.fsyii3U.2n for spot.- Cop)er stood as follows: Standard spot to August. Ill .fi 11 lake, I12.2.vti 1J524; electrolytic, $12.124'al25n, and cast ing. 12.0i 12.2i. Lead was stesily at $4 1J4. Spelter remained nominal at $4,874- Iron was quiet, but steady at unchanged sales. SEW YORK STOCKS AD BOSDS. Last Market of Week tdle and Fluc tuation bnt Fractional. NEW YORK, June 7. There was no change In the several repressive influences upon speculation In etoks today and the market was practically Idle In consequence. The policy of the large Interests in stocks seems to be defined as one of pernicious holding until the underlying strength of the situation emerges from the present ob scuring Influences. Meantime the profes sional speculators are apparently unwilling to venture upon a campaign against values. Today some Influence upon sentiment was exerted by the strike of the soft coal miners in West Virginia, by the increasing difficulty of protecting the anthracite mines from flooding by keeping the pumps going with makeshift labor, by reports of too abundant rains In the corn belt and by the failure of the bank statement to show any recuperation In the percentage of re serve against deposits. While these facts had the effect of abso lutely killing any demand for stocks the selling Induced was of quite Insignificant proportions and the light play between professional room traders, whose attend- nce at the board was reduced to a mini mum, was all that made the day's market. There was a laxy and haltlns advance of a large fraction in Canadian racmc. other wise not a slnxle leader of stocks that varied more than a small fraction. The small decrease in loans by the banks was Insufficient to offset the decline of over $UK).0U0 ftf cash In reserves, leaving the urplus slightly lower than last week. There has been some liuuldation of spec ulative bond issues this week and an Ir regular tone In that department of the market. United States 2s. realstered: the 3s and new 4s declined 4. and the 2s, cou pon, and old 4s inr cent from the clos ing can or last week. The following are the closlns nrlces on i no New iora biock exenange: AtchUon . do pfd lit . DSVSo. Pacific (4 do pfd Baltimore A O .106", Bo. Rallwar 3S . H j do pfd 4 do pfd Canadian Pacific... Canada 80 t hes. 4 Ohio Chicago Ik Alton... .lSeU ixaa ct racinc 40 41. a. uu pm ja M. I'nlon Pacific do pfd 17', Chicago. Ind. A L wanaah do pfd . 43", do pfd . M .U0 Wheeling A L. B.. rift M ofil . Zl Chicago A B. HI-. Chicago O. v.. 174 ,wia. Central . M'4 . 7 do lat P'd do Id pfd .. do pfd .. tuVa'Adama E ..ViO I American Kx ..171 , fnlted Slatea Ex... . S0 Wella-Fargo Ex.... Chicago at N. W.. r- 11 I A P .212 ..114 .100 Chicago Ter. A Tr do pfd 7 ti Amal. Copper C C. C. A St. L.. Colorado So Amer. Car A F.. . II . 30 . 4 do pfd Amer. Lin. Oil.. do pfd Amer. 8. A R... d pfd Anac. Mining Co Brooklyn R. T... Colo. Fuel A I... Con. Oaa . o4 do lat ptd do 2d pfd . 2 . 414 .1724 . 4 . 4x4 pel. A Hudaon.... Del. L.. A W .16? . ..114 Denver A R. O.... . 41 do pfd . B0 Erl. do 1st pfd du td Dfd . 7W, ei Con. Tohacco pfd 1234 Great Nor. pfd 183 Den. Electric 319 Horning vauejr my Hocking Coal 174 do pfd Illnols Central ... Siihlnter. Paper 20 1504, 00 pfd 7 4L. Lacleda Oas 85 Iowa Central do pfd 82 National Illarult .... 47Vi Laka Brie A W.... 14 ; National lad 2 12S !No. American 120 do pfd L. A N , Manhattan tt..., Met. St. Ry...., Mex. Central ... Na. Br. ot Max Minn. A St. L. Mo. Pacific ..... M., K. A T . ..1SU Paclnc Coaat 66 ...liOVi Pacific Mall 84 . ..1481 l eopie a taa 1W1 ... a4 Preaed B. Car 464 ... 18V 0o Pfd 8f4 ...110 iruuman r. car isz ... 4 Rapubllc Steal 174 ... fiW OO Pa 74 do pfd ... 6v Bugar 124 ...184 jTsnn. Coal A I N. J. Central ., N. Y. Central , Norfolk ft W... ...104 Lnion nag at r 15 ... M o Pfd 8t4 do pfd ... 8 .u- a. trainer 13 Ontario A W... ... US do PM 84 4 ...141 iv- Rubber 14 PennaylTanla .. Reading , ... a:u ao pia m do lat pfd do td Dfd , . . . 12V U. 8. Steal 9'4 ... 48 do pia KB St. L. A B. P.. ... ggu wentern Union Joi do lat pfd do Id pfd ... 14 lAmar. Locomotive.... 124 ... 7J 00 Pi" a ... t7 K- C. Bouthera ,.. S2 ... (94' do pfd; so ...1684 St. L. Souihw.. do pfd , Bt. raul , New York Money Market. TN'KW YORK. June 7. MONEY On call steady at t per cent, close offered at 3; prime mercantile paper, 4t44 per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE Nominal, with actual business In bankers' bills at $I.S74'3 4 874 for demand and at $4.8444.86 for lilv rlavs: nosted rates. $4.864iri4.8i and 4.8i-'(r4.84; commercial rates, HM-inn.-, hi 1 .v kh Hnr. bi'Y.c: Aiexican aouars. -ic, OOVKRNMKNT BONDS Steady: ref. 2s resr., 1084; coupon, 104; 3a reg. and coupon. IU74; new 4a res. anu coupon, joo; ,mii reg., 104; coupon, 1104; 6a reg. and coupon, 1064- . . ... . The doling quotation on uonus are a follow: ' If M la t 108 t. A N. unl. 4S 1C94 do coupon Max. canirai aa i4 do a, rag 1074I do la lno 14 do coupon 1014 Minn. A Bt. L. 4a. ...105 do new 4a, rag 1 M.. K. A T. 4a ? do new 4a. coupon. .136 do la :4 do old 4a, reg 1"4 N. T. Central la 104 An nA Am. DnUDOB . .110V I do Cfln. IWa 108 do 6a. reg 106 N. J. c. gen. 6a 138 mn rnunon 1054 No Pacific 4a. ...... . 1054 Atchison gen. 4a 10141 do 3a "S do ad. 4a a4 ;im. at w. con. a....,v,it Baltimore A O. luza neaaing gen. ib i"i?a do 14a do eonv. 4a... N4 8t L A I at e. 6a... .11 107 St. L. A 8 F. 4a. ..100 Canada 8o. it:. Central ot Ga. .lot 1st. L. Soutbw la. 4 .10841 do it.. . (24 I. A. A A. P. .100 So, Paclflo 4a.. do la me . 04 . w' .1234 .119' Chea. A O. 4 Via Chi.-aeo A A. I'.a.... 8'4 So. Railway (1 C. B. A Q. a. 4.... Ma.Texaa A Pac. la. C, M. A Bt. P. g 4s. Hi C. A N. W. C 7a.. 140 T., 81. L. A W. 4.. 824 union racino as C. R. I. ft r. 4a. ...uz do con. 4a 107U C 0 C A Bt i. g. 4S.10I Wabaah la 1194 Chicago Ter. 4a Colorado 8o. 4a 86 do 2a ill do deb. B..... T4 Denver A R. U. 4S..1U4 West Shore 4a 1144 Erie prior Ilea 4S....1004 wneei. m u. m.- as... ao do general aa ai Wia. Central 4a I4 r. W. A D. C. la.... Ill uon. i o oa ceo aa. 7 Hocking Val. 4'-,e... 1101 Offered. Boston Stock Qaotatloa. BOSTON. Jun 1 Call loan. $4S4 per cent: time loan, too per cent, vmcia. elosins ot stock and bond: Atchlaoa 4. ..'.... Oaa la . .102 Wallnrh. Common.. .101 44 Adyniur 23 Mex. Central as.. .. ai Aiiouea N. E- O. A C.,,.. Atchteon .. 6441 Amalgamated 684 .. T4 Bingham H do ptd Boatoa A Aibaar w-i ciiunni Hecia....6T0 .Itttya'Centennial 16 Boatoa A Me .too ICopper Range ... r.74 N Y , N. H A H...I3I woinmion coal Fltchburg pfd mjFranklln ..... t'nlon Paclllo 104,lale Royal ... Mex. Central 14 Mohawk American Sugar 127 jOld Dominion do Dfd 11 Oaoaola ..13 .. It .. 11 .. 41 .. to .. J .. II ..1M ..184 ..176 American T. A T..v1784 P"ot Dominion 1. A 8. it Qulncy Santa Fa Copper Tamarack ........ Trinity t'nlted Bute ... t'tah Victoria Gen. Electric ... Maaa. tlectrlo .. do ptd , N. E. O. A C... t'nlted Fruit .... Dally Weat , V. 8. Bteel do pfd .120 ,. 44 . M4 .4 .108 . 46 .. 134 .. to .. 114 4 . teT6 Winona .. I 68 ',1 Wolverine .. sa London fioek Market. LONDON. June T. I p. m. Closing: Conaola for money.. 17 INorfolk A Wetter n.. do account T 1-11 do pfd Anaconda 6 Ontario A Weetarn.. 68 sx 13 Atcntaon , i r.uii,7i,uia in 12 da Dfd 101 Reading . Baltimore A Ohlo....l Canadian Pacific 139 Cheeaoeake A Ohio.. 47 do lat pfd.... do Id pfd.... 424 Southern hallway 17 do pfd sav Southern Paclfle 66 Chlcaao O. W. ... 1H ...1724 ... 43 ,.. 13 ... 17 ... 69 .. 63 C , M. A St. P. Denver A R. O.. do ptd Erie do lat pfd A... do Id pfd Illlnoie Central.. i moo racinc 107 uv imu , pu United States Steel.. 4o ao pia.... Wabaah .... do pfd.... Bpantan 4a. . Hand Mines. DeBeera t7 164 44 , SO 12 43 Leulavlll A Naah...l38 Mieaourt. K. A T. . IT do pfd 60 New York Central ...111 BAR BlLVER-eteady ounce. at 23 15-16d per MONEY 2(S2t4 tier cent. Th rate of rile count In the open market for both short ana tnree monms diiib is ii-io per cent. New York attains- aotatlon. NEW YORK. Jun T.-The following are tn closing price on mining stocks Adams Con... I Little Chief .. II ..Tii ..116 .. .. 60 .. I .. id .. 46 ..I2i Alice Breece Brunawtck Cos Cometock Tunnel , Con. Cal. A Va... Deadwood Terra... Horn 6Ua Iron Silver Leadvtile Co 40 , 10 I Ontario Ophir Phnnla . 64'Poioel ., .136 isavaae .luO .136 Sierra Nevada Small Hopea . Standard t Forelast rinnnetal. LONDOJf. June T. The amount nt tint lion taken Into the Bank of Ena-land on balance today was 55,ia. Gold premiums are Quoted: Madrid. 16: Rome. 1 an Tha supply of money was large and rates were easier toaay. xJuelnsss on toe Slock ex change was more cheerful. There were many indications oi tn liquidation and. ing. i nt nrmneas or pn. ea, noticeable lat yesterday, was maintained. The v ct th elttoakcftt rUltpi4 biiUiA illU-;lj. securities were firm. Home rails wet In od demand. Americans were dull. They went above parity and closed steady. Ca- sdlnn Pacifies were firm. Grand minus Improved. Katllrs were firmer and In mod erate demand. PARIS. June 7. Rentes were firmer on t?te bourse today on acceptance by M. Rou- ler of the portfolio of minister ot nnance In the new French cabinet. French rails ecllned owing to the railroad projects at tributed to the new ministry. Spanish se- irities were purchased largely on tne im provement in the rate of exchange at Mad rid. Kamrs were buoyant as a result ot London advices. The private rate of dis count was i 1-16 per cent. Three per cent rentes, inn 5c for tne account, r.xcnange n Iindon. 2ff 23c for checks. Spanish 4s. bl. BERLIN. June 7. Prices opened firm on he bourse today, in response to the other bourses. A feature of the day's transit ions was the buoyancy of locals on bear overlnas. Kxchanae on London. 2om pfgs. for checks. Rank Clearings, OMAHA. June 7. Bank clearings for the week endlna- todav show an Increase of $3.3J5.61 over those for the corresponding ween of last year, tne daily figures read: iiij. Monday $ l.t5. 67 $1.224 .1.13 ? Tuesday 1.277.W 19 l.li0.6S4 30 Wednesday 1,34.5"3 4 Thursday 1.4M.412 42 Friday 1.247.7H1 21 .22.m ii 1.1H0.434 6 1.072 W 70 1.049.858 06 Saturday 1.071.457 23 Totals 17.681.819 $tW.4!B 60 ST. LOI-I9. June 7 Clearln-s. $6.M.46: balances, $1,000,671; money, steady, 44''86 Pr cent: New Vork exchange, S per cent. CHICAGO. June 7. Clearllias; M5.041.9.6: Ifniam ra, i,fl.i.,iif, n'f iru r(. un mb-. vt '-'-7 for sixty days and tl.M nn demand; New 1 Qdll 11,1. . . . 1 Utt. Yorit exchange, premium. I'llll.ADKM'HlA. June 7. Clearings, 16.2. 54K; balances, ll.977.K21. For the ween: 'learlnas. llriM.W2: balances, 16,11 0h2. Money, 44 per cent. NEW YORK. June 7.-ClearlngS. J22I.WS.- '92; balances, tM,591,0S8. BCiBTON. June 7. Clearings. I21.834.0SO: balnnces. tl, 670,702. BALTIMORE. June 7. Clearings. 13 -rj,. 2; balances. Jtil9.1HS. For the week: Clear. Ings. t.'6.3Wj,218: balances. 14,827,666. Money, & per cent. CINCINNATI, Juno 7. Clearings, $3,267. 0"0; New York exchange, 16c premium; money, 4t6 per cent. Weekly Bunk Statement. NEW YORK. June 7. The alatement of the associated hanks for the week ending todav shows- Loans $KM.2ti6.9iiO. decrease $1,325,700; deposits $!i45.S!i.5O0, decrease ?,- ;.: clrcalatln 131, 464,400. increase l'!l.V: eaal tenders $75,544.1'. decrease $!29.910: specie $172,215,600, decrease $321,000; reserve $'J47.759.7iKi. decrease $1.11.900: reserve re quired $236,474,125. decrease $607,475; surplus $11,285,575, decrease $643,426. Export and Imports. NEW YORK. June 7. Exports of specie from this port to all countries for last week aggregated $475,070 In silver and $14,000 in gold. The Imports or specie last ween were $3,906 gold end $1,677 sliver, .The im Dorts of drv goods and merchandise tit the port of New York for , last week were valued at $,6,4mj. Condition ot the Treasory. WABHINOTON. June .7. Todav' state ment of the treasury balances in th gen eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000.0n0 gold reserve In the division . of redemption, shows: Available cash balance, $193,927,581; gold, $98,183,636. Cotton fttarket. X' l.- . - VOIT T. n a T rftTTAM finnt rlnnr-H nulet nnrl iinchanaed: unlands. 9c: middling aulf. 9Nc. Futures closed barely ateadv. 14.7 points lower: June. 8.8Rc: July, K.6W: August, s.asc; neptemDer, s.uic; .c- tober 7.8ic: November. 7.82c: December 7 Nlc; January, 7.82c; February, 7.S3c; March, 7.8tC. OALVESTON, June 7. COTTON 940. ST. IXJCIS. June 7. COTTON Quiet middling, 91-16c; no sales; receipts, 700 bales: shipments, 675 bales; stock, 24,400 bales. LIVERPOOL., June 7. COTTON Spot In limited demand, price unchanged: Amerl can middling, 6d. The sales of the day were 6.O00 bales, of which 600 were for specula tion nnrl Avnnrt And Itir ll.lpfl 8 (in Ameri can. Recelnts. 1300 bales, including 12.000 American. Future opened quiet and steaay and closed steady. American minming, g. o. c, June, 4 60-64d. sellers; June-July, 4 66-04(1, sellers; juiy-Augusi, 4Btia, nuy. ers: AugUBt-September. 4 46-64d. buyers September-October. 4 83 (Wd, seller; October-November. 4 2fi-4d. sellers: November. December. 4 22-64d, sellers: December-Janu ary, 4 21-64d, sellers; January- tDruary, 1 90-K4rrr-4 zi-tvtn. se lers. NEW OHliKAnti. june i.-c'uttun- Bpot. Arm; sales, 1,600 bales; ordinary, 7 13-16c; good ordinary, 8 6-16c; low mid dling, 8l5-16c: middling. 91-5c; good mid dllng. 94c: fair, 94c; receipts, 1.058 bales; stock, 122,953 bales. Futures, quiet; June 9.13c; July, 9.26Q9.26C; August, 9.52c; Sep. tomher. H.MrnN.tiuc: uctoner. i.ittai.nc'. Ko- vember, 7.6.'!'f7.5.,ic; December, 7.637.64c; January, .ooui.ooc. Wool Market. BOSTON, June 7. WOOI. Quotations re firm; strictly nne, turgsoc, clean; fine and medium, 44B4c; staple, bzc; me dlum, Stifg'Oc. Texas wools are firm, but offerings are light and trade Is not active. Fall, cleaned basis, 43(J46c; twelve months', 48&50c; six to eight months, spring. 464c rnll. toe. f ine wasnea neeces are in smsu offering and hold very firm. Pennsylvania 27c: k. 24ff26c; Michigan X, 22240. ' Th market for delaine wool Is very oulet. owing to light offerings, but prices are firm. Ohio fine delaine, acasc; micnigan. iay,'riic: ino. 1 washed combing, 264'8'-'ic; No. 2, 15ifi!27c; coarse, 23(525c. There Is some demand for Australian wool, tnougn iraue is umnea ay o airiAll annnlles available. Prices have been well sustained on fine wool. The local market Is very strong ai quoiaiions. uoniD-lna-. choice, scoured basis. 72Q14c: good. 61ii&70c; avemge. 6768c. medium grade and combing, l3'ol8c; light w I- j h june i. t uuw-uuiri. cam fine. 12(Blf4c: naavy nne, jvtuiao; iud wnshed. 1511115C. iin N. June T.-wuuiv i ne auction amount to 246.436 bales. Including 85,000 hales forwarded direct. The Import for the week were: New South Wales, 21, iiA kli Oueenslsnd. t.894: Victoria. 5.908 Tasmania, 8.483; New Zealand. 1,876: Cape of Good Hop and natal, (,i;w; namDurg, 1,414, and elsewhere. 731. Evaporated Apple and Dried Fralts. NEW YORK. June 7 EVAPORATED APPLES Quotation remained about as laat quoted, with the feeling steady. Trade showed but little improvement, both lob bing and export Dusiness ruling ngnt. State, common to good. 7i)94c: prime. 10c: choice, 104!?jloVc; fancy, lie. Active ex port interest continues In prune and i firm tone Is noted on the general list. Job- bing movement quiet. Apricot (lightly easier on lower grades, stesdy on fancy: market quiet. Peaches In fair demand and ateadv. Prunes. 3iti64c. Apricots, boxes 1041314c; bags, 104l2c. Peaches, peeled. Uiii6c; unpeeieo,- 4tfit4C. Dry Good Market. NEW YORK. June 7 DRT GOODS Busi ness has been on a limited scale today In all staple cotton goods, without quotable change in prices. i rini cioms in some request at 34c for regulars. Prints sell more freely since toe price 01 tan lancies was fixed. Cotton yarns are In dull de mm nd and weak and Irregular. Worsted yarns are quiet, out steaay. wooien yarn unchanged. Linen and Jute, yarn firm. Oil and Rosin. LONDON. June 7. OIL Calcutta Unseed not K3 3d. Spirits of turpentine. 80s. SAVAINJNAM. june (. tjii 1 urpentine. firm. 474c. Rosin, firm; A, B, C, D, E, $1.25; F, $1.; u, i o; 11, i 00; 1, ai.ro; i, .eo; M, $2.90; .N, ao.u; wj, 40. ao; w v, eJ.DO. CHICAGO VlK STOCK MARKET, Cattle. Sheep and I.antba Steady aad Hoc Hlcher. rtuiniOO Tun. T PlfTt IT t.A.Inla 600 head. Including 400 Texan; .market toariv: toad 10 nnme steer. ii.oni.uu poor to modlum, $5 00jj6 : stackers and $2.fii$6.6o: cannera. $1 6062.60; bulls, 12 MS 550; calves, ;.U"ji do; lexaa tea steers. 14 ilnli 40. HOtiS Receipts, 15,000 head; estimated Monday, 42,000; left over, 3.867; market 6c higher; mixed and outcners. s-"W.u: gooa to choice neavy, i a.-vu i.ow; rougn neavy t: ni4(7. light, w &u i duik ot sales $7 06117 30. SHKEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 100 head market ateady; good to rholc wethers, ... . . . . . , - . U ..1 I - Iil ,;m western sheep, $5,2546.18;, native lambs, AS S tj6.85; western lamo, ao-tmses; spring lambs, $. 30. j !4ow York Live Sroek Market. NEW YORK. Jun 7 BEEVES -Receipt 60 head, 11 consigned airect. ireaen pee .r.nrlv Clfv dresaed native side. 94n'l r,r ih KiDorta todav. nastiv estlmsted 11 326 heaj of beeve. 1$V teP nd 8,150 quarters ot neer. CALVE8 5io receipts; no trading; lty dressed veala. r4allu per id. siif.KP AND IAMBS RecelDts. 4.61 head; sheep e lower, yearlings V4f(4c lower, lamb 4fe kiwer; about 4 cars of stock ursold: sheep. $384 50, v.lth one rsr at $5 25: culls. $'.' M; yearlings, H "i)iw Unl.. tS2.Vfi2s. with one car at $n 80. I IOUS -Receipts, partly estimated, 11,516 bead, all conigna aimcii buouaau wta. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Good to Choir Cattle Are Steady for the Week, but Others Lower. HOGS SELLING AT HIGH POINT OF THE YEAR kee Receipt Very l.laat All the Week, bat While Hood Staff lias Held About steady, Common Kind Have Taken n Drop. SOUTH OMAHA, Jun 7. Receipt were: CAttle. llofr Sheep. .. 8.656 5,;1 1.528 .. 3.870 16.217 1.8:5 .. 3.741 13.165 3.2;9 ... 2.261 10.5M 1,049 ... 1,271 13.3..6 .. ts96 12.270 23 Official Monday .... Ofllclal Tuesday.... utnciai Wednesday. Ofllclal Thursday... Official Friday .... Ofllclal Saturday .. Total this week IS 696 71. SOS -.014 Week ending May 31 10.143 56.1S6 S.7o7 Week ending May 24 15.149 47.711 6.4M) Week ending May 17 12,99 4ti.KI4 11.4S8 Week ending May 10 M.227 49.3'4 13.878 Bame week last year 13.2M 54. (K 9,756 UKCEH'TS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE. Th following labia showa trie recelula of cattle, hogs and sheep at Mouth Omaha for ine year to date, wltn comparisons wun last yean 1902. 1901. Inc. Deo. Cattle 331,051 806.362 25.6S9 Hog 1,161,294 1.071,669 t9,7':5 8heep 367.172 479,046 111,574 The toilowl"ic tuble shows tne average price ot hogs sold on th South Omana market the last several days, with com parisons with former years: Date. I 19iJ2. 11901. 1900.1899.1S98. 11697. 11896. May 18... I 7 124 6 101 $ 6& 4 Si 3 61 li May 20... Ill I 6 73 3 (to, 4 26) 1 07VI 6 6:i Oil 14 24, 1 8 lu, 4 26i 8 621 3 Oi May u... May 23... May 2a... Its IIS 8 62 1 3 03 I K4 63 6 t 3 2 7 0 ( 61 6 01 6b, 4 S3 I 3 02 3 451 May 34. ..1 May 25... May 26... May 27...! May 88... May 29... 1 w 5 67 , 5 04, 1 62 3 25 6 Sil 8 041 8 58 4 17 3 40 3 04 3 88 3 98 t 964 4 99 I 66, 4 18 6 9' I 6 60 I 7 "4i 6 63 4 85, 8 SUI 4 201 3 341 3 93 1 tJ i 4 I'd 7 09 6 t-'l 4 90 1 8 60, 1 I n 8 93 $39 3 40 3 86 ay 80... ay 31... 7 h)4 6 6 4 Ml $ 61 4 101 1 livil 0 .1 a.i, 01 1 1 i Jun 1.,.. Jun I.... Jun 3.... June 4.... 6 701 4 8B 6 60 4 211 4 mi a W t 1 I 3 8'2 1 85 7 j8 IS 7 16 5 8 69i 4 03 I 36, 3 86 4 831 I 4 101 8 32, t 87 4 111 3 58 3 31 $ 96 Jun .... Jun 6.,.. June 7.... 7 K'7A 6 70 7 15-k 6 71 4 94 3 68, 4 011 I 3 01 7 l4i 6 761 4 961 I 67 I Ml 8 80 Indicates Surklay. The "ofllclal number of ears of. stock brought In today by each road was: Roads. Cattle. Hogs. Sh p. H ees. C, M. & St. P. Ry 19 Wabash 4 Missouri Pacific Ry.. .. 3 Lnlon pacific system. 1 is .. .. C. & N. W. Ry 1 19 F., E. ft M. V. R. R.. 3 S3 O., St. P.. M. & 0 28 B. & M. R. Ry 15 .. 2 C, B. A Q. Ry 15 K. C. ft St. J 1 C, R. I & P., east.. .. 16 C R. I. & P.. west.. 20 1 Illinois Central 4 Total receipts 26 173 12 The disposition of the day's receipts was a follows, each buyer purchasing the num ber of head indicated: Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. 8h'p. Q. 11. Hammond Co 585 18 2,757 4 61 4.463 35 3,112 1,300 244 208 Swift and Company........ Cudahy Packing Co Armqur & Co Omaha P. Co., from 8. C. Cudahy P. Co., from K. C. Fowler, from Sioux City.. Other buyers Totals 75 12.426 283 . YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS. The following list shows the number of cars ot feeder shipped to the country ye- teroay ana ineir destination: , cars. E. Monroe. Billings. Mont. B. A M $ H. Von Essen. Oakland. Neb M. A O.... 1 William Mills, Hermoea. 8. D.-F. E 1 B. W. Magel, McPaui, la.-K. C 1 O. A. Farquhar, Blanchard, la. Wab 1 A. li. Hagtey, Malvern, la. 4 1 F. E. Whit V Co.. Peoria. 111. Q... 1 CATTLE There were about 600 head of cattle In the yards this morning, but only a few bunches were for sale, tne bulk of tne onering oeing ieeaera on ineir way farther north. There was no material change In the market today from yester day. The tecelnts for the week have been quits liberal, a a good gain was made over laat weeK, dui a compared wun tne same week of last year there is not much Chang-. A good share of the offering all Che week consisted of beef steers, and the quality was fairly good. It was noticeable, how ever, that buyers discriminated against th half-fat and common steers to a marked degree. The cattle that showed both flesh and duality were In good demand most all the week, and as compared with the close of last week the market la steady to strong. Handy weight cattle seemed to be in greater request than tne very neavy cattle. The best grade are quotable from 87.00 to 87.45. The part rat cattle, tnougn. have been slow sale and prices have gone downward at a rapid rat and are now 2550o lower than they were a week to ten days ago. I'acaera claim tnat tne part rat cattle do not kin out at an wen. and tn faet nnmt them shout ar miK-h on thA hnof a the kinds that they buy from $7.00 up, The very best cow and heifers have also held up In fairly good shape, but still tnev are a little lower taun tnev were a week ago. The commoner th quality. though, the greater has ben the break In price. The medium to common kinds are fully 60c lower than thfy were a week or ten day ago, and the market on such kinds Is very slow. When It comes to th rrrassy cows tha market Is still worse, and n fact there Is no established market value on such kinds. Packer do not want them and It Is largely a matter or luck 'hnr price a seller can get for them. Th.- : on I that they do not kill out a . 1 as they will a little later In the season. Choice tat duii nave neia up in goon shape all th week, but the medium and common kinds are considers oiy lower. Feeder bulls have declined 25Hj&0c. Veal calves have held about steady, and so, Alao, have stag. The best feeder are not very much lower than they were a week ago, but auch kind are very scarce. The stockers, and espe cially those lacking in quality, are a gooa deal lower and the demand for them Is limited. In a good many case auch kinds are selling 26fle lower than they were ten day ago. Representative sale: BKSF tSTESRS. Me. II... Av. Pi. Ke. At. Pr. . M ill STEERS AND HEIFERS. 4JS & 40 It 758 I 40 COWS. I . iiri s 10 a into 4 00 8 10M 4 it HEIFERS. . H 4 so .1024 t 75 .110 I TI I.... 1.... I.... 1 110 8 to I 804 4 00 BULL). 1 1M0 I so HOGS There wa another liberal run of bog her today, ao that th receipt for the week lave been very heavy. Not only 1 there a big Increase over the supply for th last several days, but slso over th ame week of last year. Th demand, how ever, seems to be equal to the receipts. The market opened this morning fairly active and strong to a nickel higher than yesterday. Trading was quite active and It was not long before the bulk of th offer ings was out of first hand. Along toward the last end th market slowed up and tha advance wa practically all lost. Th close wa slow and weak. The bulk of the good weight, hogs sold from $7.26 to $7.36 and as high as $(.40 was paid for prime hogs. Th medium . weight sold largely from $7.15 to $7.25 and th lighter load went from $f.l6 down AlthougM the run of hog ha been heavy all the week the tendency of price ha been upward. In fact price reached the hlgheaj point ot th year this week and th week closed with an advance over th close of last week of 74(fjl0c. Representa tive sale: No. Av. lh. Pr. Ko. Av. lh. Pr. to in ... I 10 tt 124 im 7 174 II )1 40 I la II I'.'l IM I 114 71 171 III IN 74. ......ill 140 7 17 4 71 Ill luO 1 0 II 121 ... 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II.... 1.... n ... . ..hit 144 t I t:j ... tl ..ri ijo 1 is ..:! 40 t 1 ..i 1:0 t is ..XI ... 7 11 !0 ... IK I I 40 7 IS M t7l ... t IS 119 1 I ... t 0 7 1 to I t ao 7 aa SO t 174 4" 7 10 ao 7 M 110 7 m ISO 7 SO W. SS. tS7 ..141 ..IM . .! ..Ill ..IS4 ..rt .171 .171 . .its . ti ..241 ..! ..li . ..Sol ..IJ as.. '.. 70.. M.. 45.. 14.. 1.. ('.. SI. . 17.. II.. M.. 3.. S5.. II.. T m I 114 t IS t IS I H T IS 7 44 Si. . III t 40 SHEEP There have been very few sheep on sale for the last two davs, so that It I difficult to tell much about this market. The supply all the week has been light and a decrense Is noted both ss comrtared with last week and nlan with the um wvek of Inst year. The quality of the of ferings has been common and In fact there nas Dten very little good stuff, on sale for somo time past. In Chlcaao there has been a big slumn in nrlnxa nil arming bnil especially on ewes, bat at this point, owing in inn nam rvcripis, prices on tne better trades may be quoted very near steady. When It comes to the common kinds tha irarket In of course conslderabl v lower, aa rone of the puckers want the part fat sttift and those of inferior quality. It Is lm- possible to state how much lower th market Is, as there have not been enough to tnnke s test of values. Quotations for dinned lnr- lnn,1 tn choice wethers. IS. 75, j 4 00: fair tn a-r,l K Tm 455.75; good to choice ewes, $5.0(iiq5.I5; fair to goou, ae.nutqu.w; gooa lo rnolce lambs, 36.2$ 46.60; fair to good. $5.flO(fi6 00. Woo led stock; cuae about 2.ij50c above clipped stock. Choice Colorado wnolcd lambs. $H.76lJ7.00: feir to gocd, J6.50uj6.76. Representative) sales: No Av. Pr. 4 bucks 167 8 60 t 86 ewes and yearlings j... 6 5 65 Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSA8 CITY, June 7. CATTLE Re celpts, 9 natives and SOO Texans; market unchanged; choice export and dressed beef steers, $7. 16fi 7. 40 ; fair to good, 15.007.10: stockers and feeders, $3.005!20; western fed strers, $4.50r6.o0; Texas and Indian steers, $3.00j6.00; Texas cows, $2.50fu4.10: natlva cows, $2.006.75; native heifers, $3.4f.fH8.00; canners, $1.7fi3.0O; bulls, $,1.45'b4.76; calv, I3.004ji6.00. Receipts for the week, Si.KA cattle and 1,500 calves. HOOS Receipts. 4.200 head: market tn ' higher: -nctlye; top, $7.48; bulk of sale. $7.08 (7.40; heavy, $7.3ot!i7.45; mixed packers, 17.15 7.40; Kght, $6.6oi7.25; yorkers, $7.107.36; pigs, 86.25Tj6.80. Recelit for - the week, 480 head. SHEEP AND LAMBS No receipts; mar- , ket unchanged: live lambs, $5.90f!7.15; west ern lamb. $5.25i6.H6; native wethers K.Vff 6.95: western wethers, $4.05.56; fd ewe. $4.55ii6.70; Texas clipped yearling. $5 10J 6.60; Texas clipped sheep, $4.2o?5.46; stock- ers and feeders, $2,5044.20. Receipt for tho week, 17,400 head. St. Loot Live Stork Market. ST. LOriS, June 7. CATTLE Receipts, 600 head. Including 175 head Texans; rholco native steers closed strong and 10c higher for the week; native steer and Texana lower: native shipping and export steer. Itj.lnWf.SO; dressed beef and butcher steers, $4. St"?! 7.00; steers under 1.000 lbs., $4.25e.60: stockers and feeders, $2.60fif.10; cows ana heifers, $2.25(3 90; canners, $2 OCKfjS.00; bull. $2.25(65.1; calves, $.". 50(6.26; Texas and In- , dtan steers, fed, $4.306.00; grassers, $3.30 4.20; cows and heifers, $2.50(fJ4.2C. HOOS Receipts, 2,So0 head; market sOadv to tic higher; pigs and light. $6.86a 7.1"; packers, $6.90(57.25: butchers, $5.16'S'7.1(J. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 25 head; market steady; native muttons, $40O4f4.6O; lambs, $6.0Orf77.O; culls and bucks, $3.00H 4.60; stockers; $1.00(53.00; Texans, $4.10. St. Josepk Live Stock Market. ST. JOSEPH, Juno 7. CATTLE Re ceipt, 60 head; steady: natives, $5 35fl7.50; rows and heifers $1,264(4.25; veals, $3.256.60; stockers and feeders, $2.50(g.60. HOOS Receipts, 6,000 head; RfflOc higher; light and light mixed, $6.9ofi'7.30: medium and neavy, ,.h'o (.4t;. pigs. st.ii)6.i. SHEEP AND LAMliS-Recelpt, .1.035 neaa; steaay. Slang City Live Sloek Market. SIOUX CITY, la., June 7,-(flpecial Tele gram. )t-CATTLE Receipts, 300 head; mar ket steady; beeves, $6.007.15; cows, bulla and mixed, $2.5056.50; stockers and feeders, $2.60&5 4; yearlings and calves, $2.76460. HOOS Receipts, 5.000 head; market 6100 higher, closed' weak; heavy, $6.8697.15; bulk. $6.95(67.10. Stock In Sight. The following table shows the receipts nf cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal maraeis ior june 1: Cattle. ... R98 ... 600 ... 60O ... 600 ,.. 60 Hogs. Sheen. Bouth Omaha , Chicago , Kansas City St. Lout St. Joseph Total receipt. 12.270 15.00(1 4,200 2.300 6.000 "ii 1.035 .2,456 38,770 1.84J 17. Farnam Smith 6 Co. 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Aver elu In thl an toratsn oauatrl wul as a4 4Wl la Url f M4L MaoDfaelufMs ostla lol. leatber aa rubker aokMtutea. lasulatln aaar of tkU oailslo. CXiaUaeaa for macbloarr for tb grat plant faav let wltti lm. Weu A f,ov I4leaa V THR STOCK OW THE Rational Flbir ft C!luleti C. TTtri a aa tavtnaeat inrpua a parr, thing In lbs hUtor at ladaatrlal naaaar-knaftsrs. A 11 exit aainat af elook la nr7erd at (81. So per ikara, uatr ! ejl QiQj fully Paid aoanau-a..-abia. btfr Bltrtf ktlr. TttK ADYAhtK lit fSlOK, a th a tack U salUag ran. I4ly. lavaatar ara la vita ta eaaanla saaahluer. iiateat. airooaeaaa. proa Suataasi rrfthia feraalaiag ta th for h'lrhlr Intarastlag. IUatrat4 aaapklal f oily eleaerlblna- tKlaaaaU. ttasary aa4 .abaurlptloa., writ or wire IANF0RD aUKEEVEfl. Fiseal Agtnt. A An, as Street. CHICAGO. ILL. wsmnsn-.t is .11 inn 11 ii, Him j J 0. 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