THE OMAHA DAILY SEE: SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1901.
13
vCRAlN ASD PRODUCE MARKET
Adruo of Two or Thro Point in Witer
Wheat h Prtdiottd.
MONTH OF MAY BAD FOR CONDITIONS
Terr !! emljMlmjt, mt Coaalder
able Caeh Trad oa Laeal Baui
Cim Drswi (trraa-ta from
Heavy Raima.
OMAHA, June t, IBM.
Bnow la owt With mor bearish Informa
tion. Ha tays the advance In general con
dltlon of winter wheat may be expected
of two or three polnu over the figures of
May 1. The year l la the last in whloh
the condition Improved during May and
then the average yield per acre waa the
largest ever known. May haa favored the
growth . of email grain. Spring wheat
acreage will be, thlnka Bnow, the earn aa
laat year, the decrease In the Red river
counties offsetting the Increase elsewhere.
The oat acreage also wlil not vary much
. from 190S. The oats are In normal condi
tion. Snow finds the weather has been bad
tor oorn, toe cold for prompt germination
and early growth. Considerable complaint
Is heard of light stand from poor seed.
The acreage la the largest ever. If June lg
favorable Lbe crop will start normal.
A Broom hall cable itiowi the tin.il offtolal
estimate oa the wheat crop of the central
provinces o India la WJuO.000 bushels, as
against U,1.0W for last year. Thr, seo
wbar8W" about ooo sixth of the Indian
AJganMoe shipments of wheat thit week
buaheia, as against for last
W k K1400 bushels. Tbe oorn shipments
' !r1I0'UW! 4taaTt laa.000 bushels.
7& J of wtjeat nay decrease
J. 000. 000 buaheis during tha week. The
la tha harbor may be held op.
diowevat an4 deoraaaa somewhat this
mount, laioneapolls stocks wtll decrease
tar tha week 4e,a0O buauela, BC Louis
T'r" thaoonxraoi wbaat there U dawn to
eW.000 buertaaas and ail of that la sold to
Co out.
. IVihtwr mJ reoerereJne are giving
Sn7L5U0,b trnth that It has regained
.Jot l"t U e receipts at
eatra markets do not Inorenae the price
nay oontlAue to adavnoa. No. I oorn was
'7It ' Cfctaago this morning at from
S to 60 oemta.
i T prtraa o Oman gram for
future deHverr and to caose today and
Thursday war aa follows:
Of aaed. High. Low. Today. Tbu'r
EH
TH4
...4f
... at
...
Vs
t) B tlUB
13B 72B
m 47 t B 47 73
j 44 IUB 46 B
U 48 4A 43
Wheat
July
Sept. ..
Corn
June ...
July ..
Sept.
Oata
June .... ....
Jl aaked B bid.
Loeal Oaafc 4rauha
, Tha sample tab las were) busy this worn
jug and wheat, oorn and eats were sold by
the carlot to a good demand. Wheat and
oats were steady at Thursday's prices, but
oorn advanoad somewhat. The local corn
market want from strong to 1 cent up,
which was oat quite fallowing the strength
ct Chicago, ' BaoMpta and ahlpVaenla were:
wheat. ears In and IB cars out; one week
ago, 21 and 11 ears. Oera. M cars In and t
oars ont; on weak ago. 111 aad 22 cars.
Oats, i cars in; ova weak ago. I earn in.
Rapreeatn tatrvo sales of carlo by sample
n track, Omahaj
mixta corn jno. x, j care, m&ey l oar. 4So;
a. s, j oacav asiac: oars, ess; x oar, 7o;
K allow Cuts y?a 1 1 oar. 4o: No. 1 1
aar, 48 2 eara, 4SWo 1 car, 4no.
Hard Whaaa-Mav Vl ear. tUai Now 4, 1
car, 78or
white OxtMJa 4, 1 ear, dad.
WBXAT NOk X. UiS, noBninal Vo. t, tOo;
y. 4, 7SKS183C, nomiuaJ.
CORTt-No, S, 44SHa; No. S, 47900; No.
4, 4&&48C-, nograde, 40c; No. 1 yellow, 4o;
54o. 8 yellow. 8 4c: No. i whfte. Wo, nom
Jitt; No. 1 witdta, 47c, nominal.
OATBKa.. I. 4lic4 No. I, SoKi No. 4. M
4(37o: No. I waits, Bc; No. I wldte, 40JiMlo;
standard, 42c Oats anatadoiui are nominal.
Katea tvejaa 1K BxafauajMaa trainee.
Omaha, gtiwika of grain in rarular ware
Oiaoaea are as foUewa: Wheat, 12.711 buah
,ls; earn, 4Gs,g52 buaioll oats. Ojia bush
eta. Omaha aentiaot ate- of oorn are
iflffi buahals, divided betweaaMarrlam 4k
jlatmqulats elevator 0.12,075 buahelaj and
''She Union alevalar CSLUS bmbels).
exchange vawitors were M. Wadsworrh at
Sled Oak and Id. H. Vaa Uuran mt Jeaier.
Omaha Inapeotmns of grata ware M oarsi
of wbaat, T oars graded No. I hard, 2 oarg
Mo. 4 bard and l.car no grade-; of corn, 1
eara graded .No. i! 10 cans No, L 4 nn N,
1 ears Mo, t yellow, 2 cam J. a. yellow,
1 ear No. 1 whits and J oars no trade; f
. at, 1 oar graded No, 4 whita.
Orate Karkets Elnwkar.
' Tha doaJog pdoas of grain today and
Thursday MX tha markets axis as
follows;
CHirAflOL
"VrTioa
a -July
a Beptemhar'
laoptamnay
Woda. TTroa,
Wheat
July September
Corn-
July ...
KaVHag CXTZ.
, etHad, 4ti3
Beptamber ......
"Whwtt
July
Beptamber
Corn
July v
Beptantbar
"Vhairt-.
July
Beptamber
"Whrat
Julr
Beptamber
July ....
Beptamber ...
z
ixxma.
' iSa vjk
.dfl'iB dMfr
.aakvB 4SH
.rwfn OWUL
. li&B U44
soLxmi.
KB7W tXISE.
3
curndoo cxkaix jlkd pboviuom
Fee tines -mf ghe VadlaaT auad
Irtoaa ea Baawd ad
GKTCACK). Juno lAiaxtn tn aagard t
daoiage bg flooua oaused a sharp upturn
I la wheat today, the Jury delivery oluttlug
at an advance of lltfi&Q, Corn ta up lo
Oats la up tkty4o and provlatana lUdo,
' Initial salaa on JJtly wre up WSrlko ta
' ao to SViWia. Commiaaion houses had
I luontr of buylua ordera, but ofCeruigs ware
I light. Tha olase waa practically at the
'high point. After 'muohlug ttTWe, July
aloaad at BMta. Claarancaii or wLat and
Hour were equal ta laljtuu btwhela. iLxpuna
of wbaat and flaur for the waek. aaahown
iy Bradstreet's, ware equal ta l.l7.gv
I buabela eampared with si .100 busltala' a
Tear ago. Mlunaapulta, luluth and Obi
eago reported naefpta of IM cars agalnat
XlM laat weak and 106 oars a yuar ago.
Heavy ralna la the west and strenirth
in wbaat ware tha Indue mm that maatad a
Strong tone la corn.
Kaln bad a atraneTthntirng effeot on the
oata market, almllar to tiiat In wiiaat and
corn. Walla tha market was firm, trad
ing was of small volume. Aftr open
ing unchanged to Wo hticlier at l:VStfcc,
July ranired Mtween tK1fuAc, and fUused
at 40H4MOHO. Local reoaipts were 122 car.
Provlalous were firm througheut the eu
tlre sesalon. Tha market oioaad almost at
the top. Daaraaaed reveipts of bogs had a
bullish affect at the start. Trading waa
(nalniy In ths September options. Septem
ber pork closed with a gain of 270 at
fll.rrV Beptamber lard wae up Titfo at
lda. Rlba were up UWOlio at f.d.
The leading ruturea ranged aa follows!
Artlalca.1 Qpan. High. I Low, Omaa. Tes'r
Wheat
a July
b July
a Hpf.
b Sept.
July
Bept ,
.Oots
June .
July
Sept.
Pork
July Sept.
lard
July Kept.
Rib
July
Sept.
kividi
42
11
II ,81
t 40
1 a
00
I TTUl
4D4
Wff
BieJ
1
mm.
$014
. 43
11 TO
11 0
CO
tsh!
We
41
41'
B)Hu
1 to
11 TO Ti 40
11 tU 11 40
47 I 40
(n
U 4 77
r
r No. 1. S Old. b New.
WHEAT No. 1 sprlnir. 407o; No. t, tbff
ttc: No. 2 red. tl.frtl 0k
roKN No. t, 6eWwHn; No. 1 yellew, tU4
lWo.
. oats No. S. 4HkO-ee: No. t whJta, 410
44,c.
tiv mm e vilm
V'lAilllt Vitrkrt quiet anfl atearrr: winter
yatania, 0i.iudiaau, airaigaia, xeVaaiki
V$.rl Ptwt, M rt.7; atralghta, 13 XJ
BARLEY flood fading, S42c; fair to
choloe malting, fcj'jfc
hKlILs :. 1 Lt. 11.00: Na 1 Borth
weetem, tl.COP. Timothy, prime, 12. uO.
Clover, contract grade, 110.7a.
PRUV1SIONB Mmo pork, txw bbl., 111.
ffll.70. lrd, per 100 lbs., H d 42 Bhort
tibe sides OooeeV It'. W.7E; short clear
sin oe (boxed), tft.KCtri 7t.
Receipts and shipments at this market
yesterday were aa follows:
ReoHpfs. Bhtpraenta
Floor, bbls 47.10 1,700
Wheat, bu 17000 TH.W
Corn, bu r.sn0 IfTJ.OnO
Oats, bu Ua,400 10S.3TN)
Rye, bn l.O
Barley, bu 21,100 7.600
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa firm; creameries. X&Wd
174o; dalrlea, lW16c. KtfRa. firmer, at
mark, cases Included, HYLEio. Cbeeee,
eaaier, 7fJa
SEW TORK UElERiL MARKET
x .
Oiaotariaaa of tie Day oa Tartoae
Com mod It lee.
NF7W TORK, June I rLOTTR Receipts,
15.011 bbls.; exports, 7.364 bbls. i market
showed bt'tter Inquiry and was steady; win
ter straights. It.l'ife'&.flO; Minnesota patents,
o.(a i; Minnesota baker. Vt OUq-l 2; pat
ents. Vt.Wijfb.Uy, winter extrsa, .3&a;4.0O;
winter low gradea, t3.1.Vi"3.KO. Rye flour,
ati-ady; fair to good, $3 3-4.1S; choice to
fancy. 14.1.a4.60.
CORNltliAIy- Btesdr; yellow western,
tUQ&Llli city, H.12yX18; kiln dried, 12.06
iiz )
RYE Plow: No. 2 western. 70e.
BARLEY Easy: feeding. 66g6c 0. L t.
New York; malting, nominal, o. L Ih Buf
falo. WHEAT Receipts, 1,000 bu. Spot, strong;
No. 2 red, nominal, elevator; No. 2 red,
tLOl, nominal, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 north
ern, Duluth, ILOfii, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b. afloat. Options
opened stronger, but eased off under profit
taking at noon. In the last hour, never
theless, they turned strong again on very
bullish winter wheat crop news and cloaed
mriSo net higher; June, t?WF 1-lac; closed
at Mo: aeptetnbar, S-l4io; oloaed at
gfcsdc ; beoember, ti&Vo-. closed at 5o.
CORN Ret el pts, HjTo bu. Spot, firm;
No. 1 680, elevator, and 6to, f. o. b. afloat:
No. I yellow, luo. Option market opened
b (if her on farther heavy rains and contin
ued bullish crop talk, but weakened with
wheat Iter there was a second advanoe
on the wheat strength, flnaJprloes showing
o net advancs; July. 5'(3ibIV; olosed at
504c; fleptembw. closed at 65Ho-
OATS ReceUrts, 13,000 bu.; exports, W
bu. Spot, steady; mixed oats, 21 to 13 lbs.,
eSU(3i4o; natural white, 10 to 12 lbs., 4Sm?
4o; dipped white, SC to 40 lbs., ,&UJC2o.
HAY Quiet; shipping, 6570o; good to,
eholoe, S60. . ,
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1303, lOtfSfio; 102, 23S2o; olds, ai4c; PaclflO
ooast, 1M3, 24330o; 1M2, 234f2o; olda, rai4c.
HID Bfl Steady; Qnlveeton. 20 to 26 lba,
le; CaUfornla, 21 to 26 lba, 11c; Texas dry,
14 to 10 lbs, 14c 'm
TAIX)W Steady; olry, per pkg., V4o;
oountry (pkgs. free), 44o.
RICE Quiet; domMtlo, fair to extra, H4
Japan, nominal. .
LKATILER Htrady; acid. 2306o-
WOOL Quiet; domesrlo fleece. 21o.
PROVISIONS-Beef, easy : family, WW
10.00; mesa, l.00vJ8.; beef hams, 1J0.OO
21.60: packet. WOOiifllXOO; city, extra India
mess, ll8.O0131tt.OO. Cut meats, quiet; Pickled
belllea, M-OiX.OO; pickled shouldere, .;
pickled hams, 6oSia00. iArd, Arm; west
ern steamed, W80; refined, steady; conti
nent, t6; South America, 1760; compound.
tu.7b67H. Pork, firm; family, 116.75; short
Oier. H3.0Oan4.50; mess, 118.0OKJ13.5O.
BUTTER Easy; creamery, common to
extra, 14wnc; state, dairy, common to
"Cilislrregtilar; state full cream,
small, colored. 71Sc; m all. white.
go : largo, colored, 1tic; large, white,
StioS-Flrmer; western extra, l419c
"potjLTallTe. Arm: aprlng chickens
10c; fowls, 14o; turkeys. 12o; drw'ed, firm,
western fowls. Uo; turkeys, 14i6o.
it. tanls Grata and Provtaloas.
BT. LOUIS. June 1WrIHlAT Higher;
bad crop news; No. 1 red, cash, olevutor,
11.06; track, ILOogiLOl; July. 87b-Wc; Sep
tember, 83c: No. 2 bard, 2&Ho.
CORN Higher, on too much rain; No. I
cash, 48c; Uack. 49iiHo; July, 41c;
XTlilfil No. I oaah41c; track.
42H43e; July, Beptember, ltt&oi
FlijURModerately' actlvo, steady: rod
winter patent. $6XOy6.10; special brands,
lBtea&o higher; extra fancy, and straight,
14.704H.16; clear, t4.0tM.10.
SEEXTlmothy. steady; 13.40Ta.76 prime
"foRN MEAL-Steadv; 12.40
BRAN Stronger ; sacked east track. Wo.
HAY Firm: timothy. $9.0Udiii4.00; prairie,
ERONCOTTON TTBS-aftx
BAOOLNG 64C ,
HEMP TWINE c VVJ
PROVTBJONS Pork, higher? JobMnf ,
m.6S. Lard, higher; prime steam, 6.o0.
Baoon. steady; boxed extra shorta, 17.JB;
olear rlba, 17.62; short clear, 17.17.
POULTRY Springs, lower; chickens.
Ho; Bprlaga. 1720o; turkeys, 11c; ducks.
BT?TTa-Slow: oraatnary, lllloi dairy,
SiSa Btoady at Oo. oaae oount
J,laama UoelpU. Bhlpmenta.
Flour, btta. 1.5 .00O
Wheat, bu .W0 6y
OornTl- 2-22
Oata. bo JMd a-000
yf - city Grain euad rVwvtetawe.
KANSAS Cm, Juno t-WHJUlV-Dull J
May. 71o: July, 7V; Beptaniber. 71o
Ko?8 bard, IKSiWo: No. t, No.
Irad, tlCIl.Nra; JLOOUIl; raoslpta.
McSBJnghr-. i.r, WW) Julr.
rataed. 4g4ic-. No. , 4Masj; No. 1 white.
nAh-Zr. No. a white, 4941: No. 2
aV; o tlaiothy. tlUttJILOO;
aholne prams, .
'DifCBeauarj', JJaJHo: fancy dairy,
tnrhirtod, Ufl.
Wheat, ba
flcm. bu
Oata, bu
Tts.Ktiits ndnmerrts.
44.&J0 1.W0
St 000
. 0U1
10.400
S.0C4
TTBR
western
prlnta.
ttearhy,
toea
Tnr
to
taa
fair
ml n.ji.t.til. ul mam V
TTLAXELFHIA. Jurta a BT
Bteady", firm demand: eartra.
CTeameT7, '
20c. . . . .
BOOB IFIrm a-na arrur
SKIXm nmm rrfl freSdl WSLCU 11. -
fan oreama, chroce to fairer old.
jiww rnrt rnu i , '. ".T
new. Ifewc: "aw xora wu
to goad, Hiearc-
BTlMaapotta aUs laaorfcad.
MTNNBA POI.TS. .Tuna lVHTCAT-Jpry,
mc; September, ISVa- Oo trsojet jjo. j
hard, wo: No. 1 norma, - -
northern. ttPc. . .
FIXirR First patarrta. aeotmd
patenta. IS OCkifS.10; nrat clears. H.I0; seoond
SlANJm bulk, tllOPl shorta, C7.0.
rtulirfa Cnua Haravet.
m-rnnu , . WTT FIT Tat Itam
rlo. 1 nortbem. 87n; No. 1 northery, 4aO.
To arrival is a. 1 norinern, vat'i
em. 6c On track; No, 1 northern, 18c;
Nn I northern. Mc: July. Wc; Bepitemker,
cJaTB On track and to arrtvo, OMiC
Mlrwavaliea Oral a Kawtcad.
MTLWAtTKTEE, June 2. WHEAT Firm;
No 1 northern, C.OOlrl 0&V4; No. S northern.
7wfio: old July, WSe.
RYl'3Dull: No. 1. T74f7TVia
p ARLKY Steadyi Ne. . Me.
CORN Bteady; Na. I, tifMr, Jutyv Do.
bid.
Unryeel Ore la atertet.
' LTV nTRPOOL, June V WHEAT Spot,
eaay; No. 1 Call turn la. 6a 10Vd. Futures.
rttit: July, Is 4d: BeptambaT, (a 4Vd.
CORN flpot, steady; American mixed,
new, 4a 70: American mixed, old. 4a 7d.
Futnrea, dull; July, 4s 4'd; Bopteiuber,
4s IHd.
rworla Maurkea.
PEORIA. June I OXKRN Steadrt Na. 1'
48c; No. 4. 44a,
WHISKY On tha basis of tU3 for flw
lahad gttoda.
Twbada awad Market.
TOUEDO. June l fltEJTrT Clover, cash,
te.tu; Octeliar, U 71V4. bid: prime alaike, H.Mv;
August alaike, H 60, bid: prime amothy,
ti-4oi Septsoibar timothy, ti.47V.
4Mke
KfW TORK. June t-OTL Oottapaaad.
steady; prune civde, aoauliutl; lnima 1
low IMec. Petroleum, New Tork, 114;
BalUmore. HvOO; Baltimore, la baUi. taJs.
Turpntroe. steady, aTH'U&ko.
ItutUN Biaady; Btraiued, ooauuoa te
good. 13 (
OIL C1TT. June t OILS Credit bal
ances, 1163: eortuleaUa. na bid. Rblp
nxiiu. Ut!2 bbia. ; svaraga, 62.4WII bbla !
nine. Jane 1, M.uil bbls. (.Iilnmenta, Lima.
!W Mils ; average, U.b40 bbla; ruua,
Lima. U..H7 bbla.
SAVANNAH. Oa Jus IV OIL-Hall-jut
inarkati
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Layra Boring Orion tvttei Loreli and
Htrdrn- KuUU
AFTER ANIMATION -INERTIA
and discounts wore fairly firm In today's
market, although tnere was much unoer-
fa Int. mm ta what Will be itnnai w4t li IhN
Japanese) loan money lying n tha Bank of
England. Trading on the Stnok axohange
mostly waa dull. Consols were a fraction
easier. Americana were quietly steady at
a little above parity. They closed quiet.
Orsnd Trunk was heavy, owing to the
traffic Increase being consldercrily bejow
itwu-hitlnnl -fDrHancr ware nulvt Jans.
ENSUES S " wer otlr Oh1 flr'r cheerful. '
REPORT Or TITfS CfcKARJVQ BOOE1
Exeweslvw Ralas ta Grata Haarloei
Uoaat Agalast Preiferti af Orepe
aad tlmalate Ptewous
laflaeaea.
NDW TORK, June k During the first
hour of today's trading there were a few
large buying ordera executed In a number
of atocka, lifting them to a higher level
and causing the general market to harden
in eympalhy, but the advantage was nut
Sursueu, and the market fell Into Intense
ullneaa, with no evidence of a disposition
either to buy or sell. The early strength
was not accounted for by anything In the
day's news, lvxceselve ralna In the grain
region were counted against the prospects
of the crops and some rather sensational
reports were circulated In Wall street of
damage by floods. The nervous tone In
the cotton market gave rise to rumors of
bad money conditions growing out of tjpo
condition of that market, but tho rumor
was Ignored on the block exchange. The
June 1 condition waa paid more attention
to In the stock market than were the move
ments In the cotton market Itself. The
estimates of the week's currency movement
Indicate a continuance of the now to this
center although the New York gain seems
to be less than last week, and New York
exchange at Chicago is ritdog , slightly.
With the gain on aubtreasury operations
there Is promise of an Increase In cash of
over !7.(MO,000 to be shown by tomorrow's
bank statement. The June 1 movement in
the oountry waa of Interest, allowing a
decrease of but 113,266,168 for May, In spite
of the heavy outgo of gold.
Permission waa given today for the tele
graphic transfer to New York of 11,710.000
in Japanese yen to errrve In Ban Pranaiaco
next week.
Tha reports of net earnings for April
of the Union Pacific and Southern Paclflo
were decidedly more favorable than bss
been the rule for that month, the small
Increase in gross being supplemented in
both cases by a small decrease In operating
expenses which augmented the gain In net.
The stocks of those roads were even more
dull and Indifferent than the average of
the Use The strength shown by the ooaiers
tvaa In spite of the April statement of the
Lehigh Valley, In which the small gain
In not earnings by the railroad waa more
than wiped out by the loas of the coal
companies. A fall In the price of .copper
was without effect en stocks. The frac
tional advances In the ooaiers aad In United
States- Bteel preferred made the closing
Arm, with prices well maintained.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value. 21,706.000. United States' new 4s ad
vanced per cent on call.
Yesterday's quotations on the New Tork
Btock exchange were as follows:
tMLies.iigaLiOw.uiosa,
,1"0 K4
100
100 18
1,200 144V
1,400 110
100 40
200 62
Atchison
do pfd
B. dt O
do pfd
San. Pacific....
entral of N. J......
Ches. as Ohio. .........
Chicago dc A
do pfd.
Shicago Ot. Went era
. & N. W
C. M. dc St. P
do pfd
Chicago T. dc T
do pfd
C. , C. C. A St. L....
Colo. Southern
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Del. it Hudson
Dal.. L. & W
D. dc R, O
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
III. Central
Jowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
L. dc N
Manhattan L
Met. fJacurlties
Met. St. Ry
Minn. A 8t. L. ..'
M , St. P. ds S. Bte M.
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
M., K. T
uo pia
N. Y.- Central
Norfolk tt W
do Dfd
Ontario & W
Pennsylvania
p., c. a A St
Reading
do 1st pra
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
St. L. fe 8. F. 2d pfd
St. Louis a W
do pfd
So. Paoino .
So. Hallway
do pia ,
Texas di Paolflo
TuL. St. L. dc W
do pfd.
Union Paclflo
do pfd.
Wabash
do pfd
W. Lake Erie
Wis. Central
do pfd
Max. Central UW
A damn lilx.
American BSx ......
V. a Ex i
Wells-r'argo Ex
Amal. Copper (400
Amer. Car 7 100
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Amer. Ioe... loo
do pfd ., , Us)
Amer. Unseed OH.... .....
do pfd 100
Amer. Locomotive... 400
do pfd ......
Amer. Smelt, di i.000
do pld voo
7W
68'4 69
77 71
"ioo riha ii7u 11
266
n ant
88
.. 10H
1,000 14H 14 U
100 1H 109'4 18V
i,2oe hs m 13
, .. m
400 W4
204 14 14 2
"t& 14 U 14
100 40 40 49
Lvtio U3H 163 iri
100 269 2& 269
1O0 UVi 14 1H
"41600 23H 23 234
U00 67Vs 1 F"4
100 129V4 129K
19
1064
144
109
40
61H
1,200 194 89
11,400
, 2,400
. 24.600
""iio
2,900
100
100
800
400
tsoo
(.200
114
60
111
44
63
12
1
100 K B
Amer. Sua-ar Ref.
Anaconda M. Co...
is 61
400 125 115
Brooklyn B. T 200 47 40
Colo. rwOt, X J0 29 ShT,
Con. Oaa. Uul 204 2to
"boJ
S9
6E
lit
13
l'i
61
7
IM
Tl
47
21
a
10
m
mi
71
ss
Corn Products..
do Dfd.... 2C0
DlstUJenr SocurUioa- -. . .
Oen. leotrki ,. 100
Inter. rifi..v.n.
do pfd . ...
Inter. Pomp...........
do pfd
Nafl Lead.............
No. American.
Pad. .0 Hall
People's Oaa
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd...
Pullman P. Oar
Republlo Steal
do pfd
Rubber Ooods
do pfd., ex-dlv......
Ten a. Coal E L
Uv a Le.
do pfd.
U. a Realty
do pfd
tX. a Kubfcar.
do pfd
U. S. Steal
do pfd
Weeffngh. Electrlo.
Western Union
Total sales for the day, 121,;
Boaton Itoek Qaetatteaa
BOSTON, June (.Call lonns, 2EjU per
cent; time loans, t34 per sent. OfBolal
closing ei siocKS ana oonas
109 26 JRVj
! '.' 210
h ( J 41
.... .. M 17
.... 16
"4o6 17 3 Sf&
... 100 6 e
6J0 10 80 10
1100 K 6 6
J0 60 69 6
100 10 lr 14
100 64 mT 66
1,600 9 1
12,800 6 62 R
K 160 154 164
mm wsll, mm M
104 shares.
iuklM a4L mt . M
4 mt ....aw
Km Oratnl
AftWtem ....
4a H4
Bostoa a Albany.. ..juh
BaXAa A Maine 1M
amlmu KleW4 1
P1U!bri pt M
11m. OMtral 4
N. T.. N. H a H...1MS,
PVt UariMtk Tl
Vales Psolta lr
Aiar. Art. Chaav... 1
4a M 14
Amm. rnaa. Tube.... 4
Aoiar. iujar 114
4e pf4
Aavar. T. A T..
Wasttna niaia ... 7s
A4Tnnue -
AIIosm lS
Aoiaisaauta4 ..w.... W
tirl"M BUM ...... 9H
Atlaotle v
aiuabaai to
Oal. Heola AM
TuUna'tl ...;... II
Cofiper Range ....... 41
Dalr Waat MV4
nomlnloa Oaal u
rrasklla t
Orancr f x-l
lala Rerale - T .... , tu
Uaaa. MUUsg ....... I
Michlsaa aa
iWm Makawk M
t mmi o. a... tti
... it
Aaiar. Weelaa W4 014 Deaualea
4t pti uaavaia M
Dnmlolun t 8 14 Parnit n
KAlmmn Blaa. nia...sM Oulucy . so
Osaaml BlantrU ,...li4 lbaooe 9
Mam Elxurta 1 Taaumat St
4a B(4 Trtnltr 1
Maaa. UU 4 IV. 4. Mlntiaf uZ
t nu.4 yratt ......J0
Uattad Shas Haah.... 4l
aa N m
o. s. Steal. t
............ OU'Weteartas .
n. a. oil. iu
tnab au
vlcterla ............
WVsaae ..... ......... CM
Bid.
. n
wlaa rtmaaelak
BERLIN, June Iv Trading waa Dgtrt en
the bourse Unlay and qworailoaa were
weaker. Iron aharea fell upja a reijort that
Amaiican Iron would soon be affrred In
the wvrld's market at cut prises
PArtld. June X Prises on the bourse
opened firm today, but later became ub
active on a rurror that General IConroput
kin bad resigned. At the close stocks were
very heavy rtuaalan imperial 4s cloaad at
91 1. Klo Tintoa loat UfT
LONXjOS. auua I Tlie cataa for aauaay
Traataetleai ot the Aaaorlated Baaks
DarlaaT the Past Week.
NEW TORK. June 2. The following
table, complied by Hradatreut, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended June a, with the per
centage of Increase and decrease aa com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
CITIES.
Clearings.! Inc. (Dec
.
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia ...
St. Louis
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Baltimore .....
Cincinnati ....
Kansas City .,
Now Orleans .,
Cleveland
Minneapolis ...
Detroit
Louisville
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Providence'
Buffalo
Indianapolis ....
St. Paul
Los Angeles ...
BL Joseph
Denver
Columbus
Memphis ........
Seattle
Richmond ......
Washington ...
Savannah
Albany
Portland, Ore...
Port Worth ...
Toledo. O
Salt Lake City
Peoria
Atlanta
Kochexter
Hartford ........
Nashville
Dea Moines ....
Si'Okane, Wash.
Taooma
Grand Rapids .
New Haven
Dayton
Norfolk
Springfield, Mass....
Worcester
Portland, Me
Augusta, Ga. ........
Topeka
Bioux City
Syracuse
Kvansvllle
Birmingham
Wilmington, Del
Knoxvllle
Davenport
Little Rock
Wllkeebarre
Fall River
Macon
Wheeling. W. Va...
Wichita
Akron
Chattanooga
Springfield, HI
Kalamsioo, Mich..
Younsatown
Helena
Lexington
rarge, rn. u
New Bedford
ratnr l"k .
Jacksonville, Fla....
Lowell
Chester, Pa
Oreensburg, Pa
Roekford, 111
Blnphnmton
Springfield, O
Bloomlngton, 111
yuincy, in
Sioux Falls, a D....
Mar.aneia, k
Decatur. Ill
Jacksonville, 111
Fremont, Neo
1 T i .t nn
Galveston
Charleston, a. v....
Cedar Rapids
. Totars. U. 8
Outside N. Y
891.672,9791.
143,971,679 .
Ko.lth, trtkli.
2, 130,676 .
47,iStU,lt2
81,737,341 .
2b.213.Ul,
19.96.tk3
20,7tU,4
16,800,600
12,616, 137
U.tu.581
10.7v4.OoH
9.204.848
9.714. 2H4
(.974,9,
4.726. 6J0
6,606.9101
6.076.416
4.(01,422
' (.931.1116
4.4v:.6iil
- (.672,4611
1.401.100
I.SS0.I74
l.4o;,'4i
4,0e9,0U6j
t.69.061i
(,U7,490i
2.664.712
t.26.2c9
1.SJ9.8I11
2.63i.8o4
2.21,708
2.144.7671
'S.U80.944J
2.244.844
aittl.S73
, 1.9.9.3J8
1.731.081
1.785.668
1.866. Ki
1.649,9-19
1.814,789
. 1.684.738
1.276.483
1.176.418
X 288. 735
ft-0,768
161,117
Lln3.906
9.9,0861
L180.72.S
1.226,110
1.0f.46r
1,024,823
840,224'
(S6.188I
716,IW
(07.068
88.844
871.096
(79.534
423,6601
(24.2S4
(83.8
(16,696
636,426
482,284
(33.156
1S9.1271
438.712
6i6.000(
Tti2.830
407,081
SM.38Sl
ri.567
410.972
133.400
818.345
400. 90
8J0.742
181.615
141. KM
80S. 929'
197. 6 SO
204.567
1.7H7.174
6,691. 0OD
733. 70t!
405.281
1-
3.6
12.4,
23.7
14
31
H
"iilit.
1.01
'Hi
(.61
8S.7
8.9
(.Si
'b'.kl
ii.il
(.7
20.(M
43.5
"a
121.4
80.5
ffl.'l
' 'i.si
1.4
li.'i
10.1
29.6
1.7
22.7
19.1
'u'.i
8 0
9.7
4.1
23.1
"i'.i
1. 1
It.o
1.4
11 1
7.1
14.T
17.
(.7
17.1
(.(
20.4
11.1
4.4
'is'.'
'io'.i
'ib'i
ii'i
1(4
9.9
22.7
23.8
ii:,
:
22.6
1.4
"i'.i
21.4
44.1
16.4
47.1
13.1
'ii'i
'ii'.i
14 4
22. (
83.2
4.7
7.1
20.1
i4:i
23 a
40 6
'is.i
85.6
'ii'.i
18.1
S9.5
'ii'.i
"i'.i
1.674,7S0.553'
22.4
10.6
CANADA.
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Halifax
Queliec
Vancouver, B. C...
Hamilton
Ixindon. Ont
St. John, N. u
Victoria, B. C
18.443 2131
17,022.449'
6.087.S2I
1.846.901
1,803 447
1.570.873'
1.453,0721
1,098, 70S
847.004
919.7921
690,274
6.9
(3.1
Totals, Canada,... l 50,763, 02S
82.8
8.8
'ii'.i
13.0
21.6
"i'.i
1.4
0.6
19.3
. .Tn le t r.t m 1 N h.
cause containing other Items thafl clear-
Inga. Not lnciuaen in xoiais o-jmw a
oompaxisoa for last year.
Haw Tork Moaey Market.
NKW YORK, June (. MON BY On eall,
eaay. l&l'A per cent, closing bid 1, offered
at 14 per cent. Time loans, easy and dull;
(0 and 90 daya, iMi'i1 par oenlj ( months,
Rhd'jaStTixin' Pana-HOi,
BTBKLINO EXCHANOB Firm, with
aotual bualneas In bankers' bUls atM.8o(o
S5:&566 for demand and at 14.87468750 for
Silay blUs; posted rates, 14.&6M and 14Ji8
oommerclal bills. KM".. a n
BlLVtR Bar, 65Wo; Mexloan doUara,
"jbONDS Government, firm; railroad, Ir
regular. .
The closing quoumune to wm - mm
follows:
p. a rat. Is, leg.,
6o eaupan
4a ta, rag..'...,
4e ecmpaa
4e saw 4s, rag...
4e eoopoD
o el4 4a, leg...
So oaupoa
Atchison fta. 4a..
4e adj. 4a......
Atlantis C. L. 4s..
B. a 4s
ea ls ,
Ontral af Oa. (a..
1st ISO.
...lti'm Manhattan a. g. 4S...10IU
...lot .Max. Canual 4a. 41
eo 1st lo HS4
...10 I Minn. A it. U 4s... 4
...1J2H kt. K. T. 4s
...Win do Is Tl
...KM IN. R. K. e( M. a 4a 7414
...17 H. T. a g. Hs H
...101 N. J. O. s. Is. U0 '4
... II No. Paclfis 4s 144
... M I 4a la "ti
.. .10144' N. A W. a 4s II
... tb 0. B. 4s A par.... s4H
...104 Pann. oobt. IWa
... U Raadlna fan. 4a H44
Cbn. A Okie 44ta..l43tt It L 4 1 8. c. 4a.. 114 Si
Chicago A. it- V- .' il
C. B. A u. a. 4s.... 141a M- I- w' Is...... M
Baa board A.
a. Patlfto 41
sa. Rail war
Taxaa A P. Is.
U 4s.. 10
m
iu
114
4a.. n
14
... '! ooqt. 4a. 17
... Us'V. Btesl 84 8a.... Tlli
wanaan is .ua
da dab. B M
w. A U M. 4s IH
Wis. Cantral 4s M
Colo. W. 4k L 4a.... 4M4
a. M. A 8. P. S 4S..10I
0. A N. w. s. Is. ...ins
C K. L A P. 4s.... 44
An wi la 1IU
O.C.O. I It. L . te MijT.. tt. U A W.
Chieaia Tar. 4s 14 union raoiso
Can. Tobacco 4a..... '! oo boot.
Colo. A a 4a....
D. A R. O. 4s
Brio prior lion 4s.... tit
do gon. 4l at
F. W. A D. C. la.. .104
MoraiDS VaL 44s....l7
k A N. ual. 4s....lul
Offered.
Laidoa Stoek Market.
LONDON, June t Closing:
Ooaaola moaey SDH
do aooauat 90Sa
Asaconda IH
Atihlaon 70
do pfd 4
Baltimore A Okie.... loH
Csnadlas PaclSo
Ckas. A Ohio SUM
Ckloage Ot. W 1444
0.. M. A St. P 141
DaBeera 11
D. A It d.....
as pfd
rlo M
do 1st pfd
do M p(d. ....... 14
Illinois Oontral Ul
Loula A Naak.
at., K. A T 14
N. T. OalrtTil, ,..lItH
Norfolk A W.... Ml
do ptd . . . . .. ...... W
OnUrta A W
Paunoylvanla 1144
kasd kttnaa 1C4
Reading .. 8IS4
da 1st pfd. ,...... M
oa Id ptd Il
la. Railway H
la pfd K'.
So. Paclflo
UDlao Paottl
da ptd 3e
0. g. BtaaL.V H
da pfd 44H
WaLaak 14
da ptd 14
Spanish 4s 44
444
:::::::: si
SILVER Bar. steady, 26 Sd per ounce.
MONBY-''i per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2 l-l!?. per cant; for
three months' tails, 1 l-l4i4; per cant.
New Tork Mlatagt Jtoeks.
NEW TORBL June A The following are
ine closing unta "n
Allaa 44
Rraaos 14
branswtck Cos 14
tauataca Tnsnal 9
Can. Cel. 'A Va-....J
Uara Slim a
ban Slim J4
LaadvUle On 1
Aaaaatuant pant.
UtUe Calaf
Ontavta
Opals ......
rnoanex ...
Potasl .....
saraas ....
Slarra
Iruall II
6
..... U
..... 1
OSdAHA, June O-Bank clearings for to
duy, tl.460.Wl.ls; an lacreaee af C48.UOa.a9
ever tlie aarrea pending day laat raax.
aTrsaauaeilad Apples aad Dried VValta.
NEW jr. mil- Jims L iTV A P OTLATK D
AFPLUS-The marketrules ateady, with
I'ouimon quoted at 44c, prtiaa at lJ
bc. choice at (J4 and raacy at Ta.
CALIFORNIA l)klKl i FRUITS Prunes
aeam te be a Utile steadier tu toaa, with
y notations rajigii'g from 14ae to (Xs, aaavruV
fng to grada psHchi am firm, ('holes
bslnjr quoted at 7'g7Hi", extra cholue at 7Wt
o and faucv at 9H'iUiO. Apricots are quint,
ut nrm.-clujiue bang hold at HnpUxv extra
suulaa af '"-liiil"'' aud fancy at lingua.
iMiBi live siocii mm
Paokaia 5i QolU So luJoui for Oitllt
aad fzinat t, L'ttla Loa
HOGS SOLD STEADY TO STRONG
The saaae) aa Baa Btea Oaa All Week
Very S"ew Bke aad Lavaeba it.
rtvwd and Ma kmotable Ckangte)
la RLarket Waa otloeabla
BOTJTH OMAHA. June I, 1304,
f quite an extent. The first romW shlpprrs
and natcawra nscaeq ont some ox tns ouoioti
buacbee that www fully IV higher, but
after tbat the market wsa only a ahade
bettar than yeerUrday. The Milk of the
good weight hon sold from H.47fe to H&Jti,
with eholoa loads sejllng from (4.S2H to
(4.(4. The light and common stuff want
from H down.
Tha ax tram a etas of ti market was
ratber alow and weak, aa pa-Jrwrs had tbelr
more urtnwit orders filled and mads use of
the or port unity to buy the last ones a
UttH) cheeper. Representative sal-a:
Reoefpts
Otllclal Monday ...
rMflclal Tuesdar ..
Official Wednesday
urnciai l numaay
Official Friday ..
Cattle, flora. Sheep.
4.0- 5
4.0M
1.833
2,012
6.4JU
lSftri
ll.ts4
U.i41
108
1.7K
611
1.844
.11814
.14
5.i
11880
14.484
12 i-1
18 672
(.275
Five days this week.
Barns dava last week..
Bame days week before.. 16,083
Same three weeka ago.. .14.131
Bame four weeks ago. ...17. VA
Bame days hist year 24.278
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table show the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to data, with comparison with last
year:
104.
Cattle 4M.164
Hogs J.180.407
Sheep (63.208
Averara tirlcm ne.lri
Omaha for the laat several days with com
parison:
Date. 1904. pita. 0101.0101. II B00.fl899.ri8
64.298
63, He-)
47.728
64.867
Inc.
Dm.
(.124
190S.
414.0S0
KT8.1M 1142F5
621.117 180,18
for nogs at South
May IS...
May 1(...
May H.
May It...
May ,..
May 10...
May 21...
May 11. .J
May a...
May 14...
May 16...
May 28...
May 27...
May 28...
May It...
May 10...
May 81...
June 1...
June 2...
June 8...
4 rut,
4 62UI
4 47i
4 48
4 P
8?!
4 SSTa
4 88
4 4fis.
4 49!
4 684j
4 4
4 63
4 48H
4 494,1
( m t ii
( Wl T 07 S 9
( 27!
( 81
( 18
( 18
( 1
o
( 04
( 98
( 77!
( 721
( 70
6 (0
5 98
6
7 11
7 n
TMI
T 08!
T 06
( 96
( 97
7 01
7 09
7 10
7 U
07 7 071
9y 7 ii
sat
6 721
( 78
( 78
i an
( 8
( 61
( (7:
6 a
t (0
( 68
6 631
( 68
( 711
f 8 70:
6 7o
( 28
( ii
( Ml
t cm
( 01
( 84
( (141
4 99
a
( 96
4 901
4 85
4 81'
4 8SI
4 831
I im
cat a aa
t 6m 4 41
3 T.9 4 29
8 si 4 n
I 601 4 14
I 62
t n
1 66
8 62!
1 6X
I S
1 60!
a
t 60
8 6
3 6
3 50
1 65!
1 191
4 13
4
4 17
4 18
4 JO
4 08
a
4 10
4 14
4 21
4 13
4 03
Indicates Sunday.
The offloial number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road waa:
Cattle. Hogs, bheep. u ses.
C. M. ft
Wabash
St. P. Ry
IT
1
i
88
(
Mo. Pac Ry J
Union Paclflo System....... 26
C. d; N. W. Ry
F., Q. ( II V. R. R 11
C. Bt P., Id. O. Ry.... M
a tt M. Ry 14
C. B. & Q. Ry I
IC C. ft BL J , .,
C., R. L A P. Ry., east.. 4 4 ..
C. R. L & P. Ry., wsat.. .. 1 ..
Illinois CentTal , I
Chicago Oreat Western.... It..
Total receipts (3 163 (
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows. each buyer purchasing the
number of head indicated:
cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift and Company
Cudaliy Packlug Co -
Armour dc Co
Swift ft Co., Kansas City
Swift and Co., oountry...
Armour ft Co., Kan. City.
Armour ft Co., Boo City..
Vansant ft Co....
W. I. btepheu -
Huston ft Co
L. F. Buss
Bqulres ft Co
Root
Bulla & K
Other buyers
86
821
478
m
1
10
9
87
99
180
1,690
La04
1,310
481
(10
17
ta
61
m
Hi
Total 2,188 11.828 1.498
CATTLE There were a few more cattle
this morning than generally expected, but
at the same time receipt were not what
would bo called excessive. Tne inaruet
was right close to steady, but the wire edge
eumed to be off and trading v. as not ni
brisk as It was yesterday. In spue of that
fact, though, a good clearance waa made
In fairly good aeason. A ,
Eeef steera could probably best be de
scribed by calling them steady to a ahade
lower. Buyers did not seem to be as ex
cited as they were yesterday and were of
the opinion that they had bean paylne i
little too much for their auppllea. The faot
that it was Friday, with recelpta a little
heavier than generally expected, gave them
a good excuse for being bearish. The more
desirable grades sold In about the same
notches they did yeaterday as a general
thing, but. there were cases where sales
were made that looked txulOo lower than
the high tlm yesterday
There was a very light sprinkling of
oows and heifers In the yards, but, the
same as waa the case with steers, buyers
were Inclined to be rather bearish and tho
market was steady to a little lower, soms
sales showing a loss of as much as 6ai0o.
Trading was not very active at any time,
but owing to the small number on sale the
morning Was not far advanced before
verythlng ohanged banda
Bulls were perhaps not quite so Arm as
yesterday, but the prices paid for thoae
and veal calves did not ahow much change.
Btock ers and feeders arrived In limited
number and In fact there were Just a few
bunclies In sight. The better grades were
bout steady, but where the quality was
undesirable buyers were Inclined to get
them for little less money. Representa
tive sales: i
BBEF STEERS.
Na
tr.
i...
ti...
i...
i....
a....
40...
... T
UM
HO
1020
ma
44
1M4
1010
1(4
1IKI4
llJ
JT.
4 44
4 M
4 tt
4 44
4 44
4 48
4 79
4 Tl
4' 90
6 00
r 04
Ma
1
41
40
11.....
II
II.
AT.
..1UW
..1118
..
...10(4
...1114
14
to ni
14 1171
14...
8::::::
it
44
a....
i....
r...
3....
I....
I....
II....
.1181 I 10
.,..1166 8 10 19.
.... 171 I 14 14
....iin i ii 44
....11U I 11 87
....11:1 I II 81
....net I to il
... .11111 8 M ' 84
,...11k, I M 4
....1U0 I M 97 ,
,.1M I 14 44 ,
....lull I M 84 ,
.... W 18 11
.... M IM 41
....Usl I SU I
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Loga here Uua murntag. but the damand
waM suiadaat to hold the market up In
good shape. Packers ssauaad, to be A UU")
alew alxiat bldulcg the fall atrannh el
the market, ee thai trading was aot par
Ucahvrly aaOve at any time, but st'Jl the
built ef the ctferinga waa disposed of be
fore the KuMrfle of tlaa ferenaoa. Thai gen
eral niarket rould be eueted strong t va
hlghatr, the giaatvat advanoe bolug on til
batter grades. There were quite a few
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tua sflllTr ox tha niariet oa. ua4er u
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BUEILP There were only
sheep and laniSfl reported this morning,
and a large proportion of thoae waa con
signed dlrwt to local packors. Thore waa
Bo partloular change In the tnarkot. but
the same as haa been tho ohm all the
weelt. packers all seemed to be anxious
for supplies and evarythlns fIored changed
hands at on early hour. There were some
fair Mexican wooled lambs on aale that
brought K.177. and some Colorado ollppod
ewea brought tSUiu.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
Oholoe lambs, t.2SfjS.; fair to good lamTM,
(VSofMOO; good to choice wooled lambs.
r.7S77.x5: fair to good woolod lam he, t 3o?l
T6: good to oholoe yearling or wethers,
t0.fr5.TS; fair to good yaarllnxa or wothert,
te.0w6.50! good to choice ewus, 15.00iS.25;
fair to good ewaa, e4.7atjfi.00. Repreaenta-
uve twaeat '
Average. Price.
No.
84 western onll ewes
80 Colorado laic be ..
J western buuk ....
western wethers .
138 Colorado ewea ...
( weetera. wetliart .
11 western earl iug
24 western lamb ...
M western lambs
14 western lambs
87 Colorado lambs
67 western lambs
298 Uexloan wooled lambs.
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CHICAGO L1VU STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Sheep Steady and Hogs
Five Cents Hltlher.
CHICAGO, June 3. CATTLE Receipts.
I, 000 head; market, steady; good to prime
Iteers, lC.6tu'6.2S; poor to medium, t4.aOd
(.60; stockere and leedcra, $3.'J'sJi.lb; oows,
II. '.5u4-50; helfors, $14.75; Ciimers, 11.7544
2.;5; bulls, W.2.VU4.70; calves, t2.60u5.60.
llOtiS Recelpta 20,0u0 head; esumatod to
morrow, li.POO bead; market, stoady to 6o
higher; mixed and butchers, ft Coy 4. bi',,;
good to choice heavy, 14.7(74.8; rough
heavy, t4.6uiH.76; light. 4.6o(i44."0; bulk ot
sales, f4.6v44.7fi.
8HEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.000
bead; market ateady to weak; lambs, steady
to weak; good to cholco wethers, $5.2j
6.60; fair to choioe mlxod, 13.75ii5.0O: western
aheep, HtOflitOj native lambs, 5.00S.60;
western hanba, 85.6055.
Hevr Torlt Live Stock Market ,
NEW YORK. June t BEWVES Reoolpta,
8,X( head; steers firm to lOo higher; fat
bulls and fat oows strong; others steady;
steers. 84.4tXii.87H: bulls. 33.2Iif4.70; cows,
S3.OOlf-i.7u, Cables quote live cattle slow at
ilWo per lb., .droased weight; sheep
steady ai 12t914o per lb., dreased weight,
and refrigerator beef lower at laSSo per
id., dressed weignt.
C AL V K 3-rRocei.p ta, 1,813 head; market
Bteady; oholoe veals, (6.00; no buttermilks;
city dressed veals steady at 6VMi3e per lb.j
country dressed, HH0-
HOQ3 Recelpta, l.til head market easier
State hoga, 8S.102i.Mk
SJIEEP AND LA MB 3 R eoripta, 4477
head: aheep steady to a fraction lower;
earungs firm! lamba firm to Zo higher;
shi4iD. t3.B0?6.60t axoort wethers. 15.80: vear-
Uags. t-li48d.S6 lauibs, 16.&tiija.t:5; oulla, tu.00.
Kansas Olry Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CTTT. June 8. CATTLEV Re
ceipts. 1,100 head; market slow to ateady;
export and dressed beef steers, 35.35U.06;
fair to good, 14.60i3fi.26; western fed Bteers,
(47tVi(.64; s Cockers and feeders. t3.2wM.76;
southern steers, 33.6ci(6.00: southern cows,
12.2fx34.00: native cows, t2.miA.M-, native
heifers. U.0UaM: bulls. 82.7iKa4.26: calves.
12. 754. 75.
rl(JU Receipts, t.noo noaa; marKet steaay
to (o lower; top,-14.66: bulk of sales, $4.46$
4.60; heavy, (4.66414 B: packers. (4.604.60;
pica and Hgbta, (4.0O4.E0.
SHEEP ANT LAMBS Receipts, 2. BOO
head; market steady; native lambs, tt-liUdi
7. 00: western lambs. 16.2641)7.26: fed ewes.
(4 60686; Texas clipped yearllnics, Ib.wJ
(.76; Texas clipped sheep, 14.2CkU4.76; stack
ers ana xeeaera, v.jfaMt.
ft. Louie Live Stock Market.
PT. LOTTIS, June t. OATTLK Receipts,
2,000 head; market steady; native ahip
ments nd exporta, 86.00'(i.00; dressed beef
and butchers' steers, 14 (0&4.76; steers under
1.000 lbs., 34.0016.06; stock ers and feeders,
l3.00ffl4.4O: cows and heifers, 32 26j6.0O; csn
.. ti iiuff ui. ,,,ii ta oivfl a kk ; nii.i n sn
tit'i; Texas and Indian steers, $3.00i3(.26;
cows ana neiiera ta.1v1s4.2s.
11LXJ3 HeLelpts, O.ouO head: market
steady: pigs and lights, 34.604.80; packers,
14 5o44.6; butchers' and best heavy, (4 603
1A . .
HnEEP ANIJ IjA M HH Kecetpta, s.roo
head; market steady; native muttons, 3126
6.00; lambs, to.uu4r7.20; cuiis ana ourKs.
26.O0; stackers, (3.608.76; Texas. 33.6utf
St. Joseph Mve Stoolc Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. June . CATTLEV-
Recelpta, 1.098 head: market steady to lOo
1 na.l Ii UAd OA, nnxmrm a i. A 1. .. f
J2 Ootfji 6(; stockers and 'feeders, 33 60m 4. 76.
tioun Haonpu, 4,jo neaa: marsei sieaay
to (o higher; lights, 84.47J4X6; medtuat and
heavy; 84 (0r4.87H.
H H EKP AND IMBS-Reeelpte, 1480
bead; market firm: spring lambs, 37.00.
linsi City Live (took Market.
HTOTTir CITY. la.. Juns (J-CHpeclal Tele
gram.) CATTLEV-Receipta. 200 heiid; msr
ket strong; beeves. 34.0U(i.60; cows, bulls
and mixed, 13.1V IK 60; stockers and feeders,
13.004.26; calves and yearlings. 33.OiXii4.u0.
HUtil IteceiDta, b,w neae; inai ii waaa;
selling at 4.3Cn)4.66; bulk, (4.411.47.
Mock la MtTtit.
VUIowtag are tha receipts of Itve stock
for tlie six pi tod pal western cities yvs
terday: Cattle. Bors. Bbeep.
Eouth Omanav ...... . .... .vis iaw
Chicago 8.C0 JOOnO 4,f"
Kaceas City s,.v i,
St. Louts LlOO (.000 tvfci1
St. Joseph 1.09 6,34 180
BkHUi City 200 (,(o( ....
Totak .....
(,s) . U,K7 U.0U
(
741 Saiarlret.
BOSTOX, June t WOO0L, Th market
an ti.a vraeie is ooiti. oome com
plaint kt rioard aa to shrinkage af the new
wools. xne imrvsiiifljiT er "im xerrTtary
woots Is still araal. Pulled wools are firmer,
Idaho fine. l'iOllS: heavy fine. O
tpfrie. fine medium. Ifi-JTSr: rrieuroW-fl
fir: low medium. 17lSt9T. WyOTrilnir-rtoe.
14-n.lc; henry fine. lSfc'13M: fine Tnadrum. VI
rlSrt medhrra. lVTITtc; lew mearurn. Ifrilao.
tsh and ?Vevsds Mae W14c; heavy fine,
trrlllV.e: fbia medium. 15V. irl'Vr : raedl'im. 13
Wife; lew medium. lii"Ko-. Dakota Fin a, IB
rnc; nne menium, i" i'c; w ry
15a; tow medium, l((2()c. afrmtna Fine
chtitre, WHUft tine average, TTfC'lUe: "Tie
medtnm chokia l"'4T9c: iraiw. ltpnc
Stsole.1''9'; medium rhrrtre, Isf lfe.
BT. ZJnnu. June a. wvui pr'aayr anr-
tTt'ira rrsdfs. romllna-s and clhtre;. P"
ae; llifht true nianc; heavy nna, lu;
tun washed.
BOH'l'tiN. J in.- ;; Tha t'oiimwrciaj buiiso
tla. Wj.il aajr uuuurrow ; Tha weak has beta
fairly active In sales of small llns and old
territory wool, ranging prtnoipallv from
r.,lX to IKOiiO lha. oath. The smaller con
sumers have been operating with freedom,
aa holders were ready to clean Blocks at
enrrent prices. Tlaa modi urn told at niostlj
around 4o olaao. The hlah cost of u-n
aool caused tha mills to seoure what they
could of old A little new territory eol4
during tho week at a small proft on iw
terlor oast. Primary weatam markets con.
tinue excited, with L'tah, Wyoming and
Idaho practically sold up, and heavy opera
tiena in Oregon and Texaa Stiff mlcia rul
everywhere. In the general desire to own
wool. Tha ahiproe.nte of wool from HnstoB
to dale from lecember tl. 1808, are 2.0o,"4l
lha., against 9,M)cV3id St the same time las)
year and receipts to date are 9&.370.."2 lb.,
a as lost xM7Ai'( for the same period laal
jear.
OMAHA, tCHOLfriALB M AR1LET.
Oradttlaa mi Trade aad Qaotatloaa est
staple aad Faae-y Pradace.
EQG3 Recatuts, llbaralj market steaJyJ
fresh atock, U,o.
LIVE POUL'lltr Hena, (CHc7 roosters,
according to alaa, 44o; turksya, lie; ducka.
kc: g'Sf, 6c
BUTXh.K Packing stock, 110 1 choice to
fan.-y dally, Italic! aeparator, Uo'IOo.
r&kaSH "ISli Trout, 10u Pickerel, lc
f lka, 10c; parch, 7o( bluaftah, llo, whlteflali.
4c; aalraoav, 14ot redanapper, lie; lobster,
Keen. J4c; lobstar, boiled, (Oo; bullheada,
oatuah. 14a; black baas, tOc; halibut,
10o; orapvi'a. U roe shad, 1X00; buffalo
to; white baas, llo; frog lags, aeg dox. lie.
BRAN-Per ton. ri-M.
HAT Prloes quoud by Omaha Wholesal
Dealers' association: Choice Ml 1 upland,
8100; No. X, .-W; medium, 17.00; coarsa, Ii 50,
Ue straw, (iO. Theae prloael are for hay
of good coIjt , and titaauty. Demand fa! 8
and reoatpts llg'at,
('RyPlCAl TROTS.
ORANGES Navel A choioe, large alia,
3100; taacy navels, all ataea, 3X40; Medltert
ranean sweets, chinos, all ilaea, (LOO; Jafiaa,
LKM.o'NfrallfortiU fancy, 10 to KO.
tJ.76u4.vO; ohoica, M.607J.
CALirORNIA FiuiPay Mb. oarton,
60o; huporiad Stnyrna. 1-oxown, llo; (-orowu,
BANANAS Per medtaat-tlhsttl bunch, (3.00
tj.0: Jumbo, $17jl..
DATEa-Prslan, per ho of Pkgs..
(ttOut In (0-lb. boxes, to p? Ux; Oriental
ttifTed. per box, 32-44,
P IN EA P PLKiJ In orated otT M to 43, peg
oral. (3.50. v
Rurra
APPLKS New Tork Baldwtna. $4.00.
STRAWliERRIES Missouri per i4-qnart
iSuU KS-SaUorn la, peg box, (l.SOgJ
1-'5- TEOETABLB9.
POTATOES Colorado, (lJt Dakota, per
bu., H-at'; new Texas Red atoofc. In tracks,
NAvVfNB-Per bo., mttnts,
ONIONS Bermuda, per lO-ia. crate, 13.251
Louisiana, la sacks, per lb., V&i.
CAUBAOK-CaUfumU. peg" In, Hc
southern, per crate. ILkA '
CVCUMBERS Par doa. (Oo.
TOMAToKa Per (wbaakwt Orate, faacy,
$3 25; ohaloa, $2i; Texas, Obaaket crate,
(3.00,
KADISHKS Par doa. buaokea, JOo.
LETTUCE Top lettuoa, per doa., (Oo.
TURNIPS Southern, peg do., 45c.
BEETS Southern, par doa.. He
CARROTS Southern, per d, 75a
PARALET Per datL, too,
BEAN 3 Wax, Por ba, boa. (X00 string,
per bu. box, 33.00.
SPINACH Per bru, Smnm grown, 35940a,.
ASPARAGUS-Per doa. buiionaa, too.
GKEEN PEPPE118 JPar ( baiaat orata,
32.
SyU ASH Florida lomnaTi pay doav, tio
PKAS Par bu. box. ta.
MISCETLANDOUS;
C11EI'SE Wlaconaln twins, full cream,
llo: WlaoouMn Ttaruj A,-rievioa, Uo: bloeli
Swiss, 16o ! W'lsscnwu trhjL, Uitfli Wlsoou
tan, llmberger, 11a
MAPLH BUG AH Ohio, pet Q lOo.
HiDlilit Nx 1 green, (o. No. 1 preen, (dj
Ko. 1 raited,- To; No. taJted, (a; No. 1
veal salf, ( to 11 Iba, (-x,o; No. 1 veal oalf,
11 to U lba te; dry salted, t?12o. sheep
pelts, ..aS7ot aoraealiaa, $19438.60.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 Kit aball, tr lh '
15o; hard shell, per Uv, Uo: Ko. 1 soft ahelL
unr Ih.. 18c: No. 2 hard shell, per lb.. Utol
pecana, larfrn, per lb., llo; small, par lb4
lc; peanuts, per lb (oj roasted peanuts
per lb., (o; Chill walnuts. U&lrHcl large
hlukory nuts, par lb., llo; tlmouda, soft
shell, per lb.. 15c; hard shall, 18c; shell
barks, per ba, $2.60; black waluuts. par bit ,
$1-25.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, June 1. MHTAL The lo
don tin market was slightly firmer today
and culued a final advance of (a to AUK
ts (d for spot and of 2s (d to 123 Ko for
futures. . Locally tin remained quiet and
unchanged, closing at $27.1!H'3?7.17t, Cop
per deullned Ts (4 In London, oltislng at
Hot 6a for both spot and futures. Locally
copper was quiet and a shade lower, with
ttt7Vi and castlnaat (12.37k((il2.6a Bpeltej1
advanoad 2a M In London to 23 2s (J, but
remained unchariSod locally at (4.7iigs.ou,
Lead wan unohauged at ttl6&4.40 In tha
local market, big. advanced la 6d In Lon
don, where It closed at aUl lis Id. Iron
closed at 61s (d In Glasgow aad at 43s
In Mlddlesborough, wldle locally' It wag
dull and easier on the southern grades,
with No. 1 northern foundry quoted st
314.7M?16.26, No. 1 northern foundry at $04.21
14.60 and No. 1 southern and No. 1 south
ern soft foundrv at 818.2fiftil8.7B.
ST. LOUIS, June $. MUTAXr-Iasad, dull,
$4U3Vs, Spelter, dull, 34. (A.
Coffee Marked.
Nrwr TORK, June 1 -COFFEE) The
market for futures opened ateady at a
decline of b10 polnta Bales were reported
tif 82,000 bags, Including June at (XOc; July,
6.60c; September, 6.80Ct.K5c ; November,
(.00c; December, 4.147; January, (.20c; Feb
ruary, (.80c; March, 6.48c: April, 6.46c; May,
6.66c Spot Rlo steady; No. 7 lavolce, Cot
mild steady.
8 agar aud Molasses.
NTW TORK, Juno (.BUOAR- Raw,
steady; fair refining, t 7-Kc; centrifugal,
(6 teat, ( 15-l(c; molasses sugar, 1 S-luc;
reflned, stoady; crushed, 6.66c; powdered,
l.u6c; granulated, 4. 95c.
Uoaklen jriaca latra.
The best In tho world for . cuts, corns,
bona, bruises, burns, scald a, serca, ulcers,
salt rheum. Cures pllea or tut pay. Sic,
For sale by Kuhn k Co.
SUBAI. USTATO TRAJVSiTKRs.
Deeds Sled for record Juno 8, 104, as
clshed by the Midland Ouarantee
Trust company, boud-d abstracter,
Faruam street, for Tha Bee:
National Life Inauraooe oomnasy to
Alice Donahee, part of lot 8, block
8, 13. V, Smith's add ., $
Sheriff to John A. McSkace, guardian,
middle one-fifth of lots 1 and 2. block
208. city
Lewis S. Reed and wife to Battle
Havens, lot ( and part of lot (, block
4, Alamo Plax
Ella A. O'Neill to Frank Casey, lot 6.
block (, Kountae's 4th
George Cole and wife to James L.
Wilson, part of lot (, block 46, Flor
ence' John Klewlt, )r.. and wife to Dorrr
Tracy; part of lot 11, block U, South
Omaha
D. E. Tracy to Mattle Klewlt, part ot
lot IX block Ux Booth Omaha
Jermaa B. wilkenaa and wife to Mrs.
Kate Mallory, tot M. block 1,
Hamilton Square
Kuitua C, Jeknaoo ta Sadie Decker,
lot I, biock 1, irprfng Lake Park....
Uary BtscibertT and husbaad to Jones
V alien, lots l, 10, 13, H aad 24, block
tl, and ether land. Hose Hill
ramus William Hanry liall to John
A. Cuscaden, part of lot 1. block 2,
Park Place
Anna Henntugt and husband to Rich
ard E. Wliikelmaa. let 14). block 2,
Pcppleton Park .
Thede B. Reed and husband to Eliza
beth Burgeaa, part of kit 24, block
t Bead's (th.
Same to same, tot 23. block 1, Rood's
6th add k.
Nora Baldwin to Andrew W. Ander
son, part ef lots 4 and ft, re-plat of
block 10, F-mts Park
Xuifsne J SuUrran aad wtfo to Jolla
D. Oodfrey, part ef lets 1J scd 14.
block 71, Sooth Omaha ................
Joka A. Kin ta rbtiaiantlna J. Smyth,
lei I. Ortowa Place VaL Can
Joba KaiUinbeck and wife te Joseph
C Reeves, part of aw4 4-14-10
Ei ta K. Lemea and baabaad to Gecrg
set 1, Muck 7,
ftir
and 11(
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(imaha View
Andrew J. BiUmea and wife) te Anna
Thomara, lots 11, U tad 18. blsck lit.
Boas Hill
Same to Jlngen Themean loot 14 and
18, bloak 1. Unas Hill
George K Danty to Errme IVee Mo
Mulien and Jeaata J. Mc Mullen, part
ef lot V, block (, Waat Omaha
Bane to Anna M. Larmtr and Robert
Iarmar, part of lot A, block (, West
Omaha .......
AUl K. Oravea and husband to Ab
raham L.' Raod t sL. i.art 04 lata (
and t, block 1, Reed's (th
William lidwenf Swantsel aad .wife
to Mathlas Petarawn, lots I to 6,
block 80, Wllesar's sd add.
Ferroimiuth Ss rings bank ta Christian
I.y(iwrknr, part et Uil 11. block 3,
S SI. Rnaera' add.
TMIchuAil 1-li-varty to Jouephkia luhglUh,
lux. 4 block 3. Uawlhutn ., , ,.,
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