Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 07, 1904, Page 7, Image 8
TIIE OMATIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1904. CRAM AND PRODUCE MARKET India Will Enttr tb Wht Ifarkt. with Very Ltrgt Crop. MORE BULLISH VYHLAT SEWS SENT OUT Nebraska Corn Keens Trad Gaasalng Local Cask Market U High Receipts Today Nat lo Henvr . - ... , OMAHA. Juna (. 1W. inula, torn Into the world s wheat mar Bet with a very large crop, The nnal gov ernment estimate lor the entire country gives a crop of 3o3,06l,w) bushels, the crop for laat year was 92.8avi and the 'V vrage haa been Jts.ooJ.OUO bushela. Wheat la a very nervous market," said one of the professional. "The email atocka or cash wheat are held mainly by specu lators, who look for extravagant prices. In the meantime the demand is small, the receipts are Increasing and the movement of the new crop la a short way off. The price la way above the exporting possi bility and It la only a question of time when they must get back. 1 think It not likely serious damage has bean, done the wheat crop by the ralna." Gardner with a party of grain men have finished a 2,000 mllea trip through wheat atates. They report: Western Illinois has a promise of a fair crop and the same Is true of Missouri, Kansas nnd northern In dian Territory and northern Oklahoma. Elsewhere the prospect Is for from one half to no crop. This Is especially true of Ohio and Indiana, where It Is difficult to estimate the amount plowed up for other grain and the fields left standing which will not be cut. The whole crop aeems two or three weeks late. Corn thev found to be a very large acrage and mostly up with a good ntand, but very late. )ata they found to have an enormous acreage, a fine stand and a fine color. The party did not visit Nebraska. A discreet marketing of corn from Ne braska and Illinois haa left the trade un certain as to whether the corn movement Is on the ebb or haa Just begun. When Chicago began to weaken with the heavy receipts the shipments were cut oft and the trane began to think the movement was over. When the market went strong again the corn came In at the higher figure, all that would be taken. Rein strengthened the market, but not for Ion, for It waa felt the damage In the lowlands would more than be met by the rain on the uplands. The rente In brlce of 01010 irmm for future delivery and the clone Saturday and today were as folows: Close 1 Open. High. Low. Today. Sat'y. Wheat July 82 B ft B Sept 73UB 73A Corn June 48 A 47A July "4 4H . 46 K A 4fi4A Bept 43 43B 42 42A 43HB Oats June 41HB 41HR July .... 87V4B S7n Sept 80B 30-XB A asked B bid. Local Caak Grala Market. The local corn market was again a little out of line today with Chicago, being a point or two too high. The receipts were fair and the business of fair amount. There was no particulars feature of the day's business. Receipts and shipments were: Wheat, 10 cars In and it cars out on week ago, holiday; corn, 15 cars In and 8a cars out; oats, 7 cars In. Representative sales of car lots by sample on track, Omaha: Mixed corn, No. 2., 1 car 47Hc; , 4 cars 47fcc; No.- 4. 1 car 46Ho, 1 car 45c; No. 2. yelow, 1 car 4"Hc; No. 3 yellow, 2 cara 47c. White oats, No. 4, 1 cars 40c; no grade, 1 car 88Uc. Wll h. AT No. I hard, 81e; No. S, 90c; No. 4, 76fab-c. Quotations nominal. COKN-No. 2, 47Vc; No. 3, 47Wc; No. 4, 45W46ttc; no grade, 40c;' No. 2 yellow, 47ftc; No. 3 yellow, 47c; No. 2 white, 47 He, nom inal; No. 3 white, 47o, nominal. OATS No. t, tittc; No. 3, ic; No. 4, 37c; No. 8 white, 42c; No. 2 white 41c; No. 4 white. 40c; standard, 41Vio. (Nominal, ex cept NO; 4 white.) Mutes Irout too Gxchssgs Offices. Omaha stocks of grain In public ele vators: Wheat, 104,944 bushels: corn, 44,- W2 bushels; oats, 24,429 busiicls. contract corn atocKS are Hi,m Dusneis. 01 inn amount lU.&Tt bushels are In the Merrlam s Holmquut bouse and ZI8.166 In the Union levator. Omaha Inspections of grain were 75 oars; or wneat, a cars graaea no. b nara, cars No. 4 hard and 3 cars no grade; of corn, 18 cars rraded No. 2. 28 cars No. 3. 3 oars NO. 4, 8 cars No. 2 yellow. S earn. Not 3 yellow and 3 cars'Ntf 4 SvHIte'; of oatri car graded no. 4 ana ft cars no. 4 wnite. Grata Markets Elsewhere. The closing prices of grain today and Saturday at the markets named were as louows: CHICAGO. - 1 Closed Wheat Today. Sat'y. . July 87 88HB September tlA 82A Corn July i 48 49A September 47A 48A KANSAS CITT. Wheat- July .'. 77 September 71 77 71 corn July September ST. LOUIS. Wheslt July ' September , Corn July September . MINNEAPOLIS. Wheat July September . 44 4f , 42B 43 8B 82 ' 31 47 A 48 46 46B 94 95 , 82B ! aJULUTU. Wheat July September Wheat . July September , 94B 97B , 82B 83B NSW TORK. Hit SB CHICAGO .GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Prices cm Board ol Trade. CHICAGO, June .Optimistic Ideas re garding both foreign and domeatlc crop prcspeuts caused an almost constant de cline In wheat today. At the finish July wheat showed a net loss of c. Corn la off lo. Oata are down HiiVc. Provisions closed at an advance of 71f2uc. Initial quotations on July were o"40 lower at t74$Sc. After selling down to 877c the price rallied to fec. There was alxo some selling on the relatively small de crease In the visibly supply, the figures for this week showing a decrease of only 972. OuO bushels, compared with a 1,536,000-bushel decrease last week. After selling off to i:a7o July closed at 7Hc. Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 160.2U0 bush els. The amount on passage Increased 672. Ouo bushels. Primary receipts were 422,200 bushels, compared with 6l,4O0 bushels a year ago. Minneapolis. Iuluth and Chi cago reported receipts of 353 cars, agalnat 460 cars a year ago. The market cloaed almost at the- lowest point of the session. July opened 0 to QkO lower at 49 to 4Uc. sold between 4o and 49o and closed at 4tip4lse. Local receipts were 37 oars, with 55 of contract grade. Oats were easy, but there was not much selling pressure. July openerd a shade to c lower at JSSWJCo, ranged between 4S-V-w39o and 3c, closing at 39c. Lo cal receipts were 148 cars. Provisions resisted the weakness of wheat and corn buying by commlnslon houses caualng a firm tone. The market cloned at the top, with September pork up Sua at 811.45. September lard waa up 7o at Moo. Ribs showed an advance of luUc at M 9j 68 97. Kstlniated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 43 cars; corn, 9o cara; oats, 207 cara; hogs. 34,000 head. The leading tuturea ranged at follows: Artlclea Open. Hlgn. Low. Close. Sat'y. ewheat a July b July a Sept. b Sept. Corn June July Sept. Oats June July . Seot. Pork July Sent. Lard July Sept. Ribs May Sept. 1 89trl i7tj!i 89) 88 !88i89' 8i.!87 t' k: 82 83 83W 8 8iij W 11 9fj" 48 47' 49 48 K 49 45, 4i4K 471 47 42 3!".. !9V a ri 3i 11 T2 11 62 11 76 I 42 67 87 87 11 VJ so t77 97 No. 3. a Old. b New. FLOUR Market waa firm: winter pat enta. 370(fi4 8O: stralghta, t4ti&4., spring patents. $4 9fl4 70i straights, 83.9uft4lo: bakers $?6f,fiS0. v' WHEAT No. 3 spring, 94fj9Tc; No. 3, 87c; No 3 red. 31 041 M. corn-No. 3, 4i8He; No. I yel ow, 9e. PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $11 1' 41170; lard, per luO lbs., 8.37O'i.40; short 41 41) 41 39Jf 3(H,39- 31 31&' 31 11 60 11 72 H 60 11 76 11 M 11 76 40 47 f 87 t I 62 65 t 77 B t 85 97 ( 85 ribs sides, (loose) M5o475; short clear sides. fboxed) SIfis.7!. OATS No. 2, 4141c; No. I white, 41 .v. RYE--N0 , 7T.4J7c. BARLET-Oood feeding, e043c; fair to choice malting, 45Mc. SEEDS No. 1 llax. tl.00; No. 1 north western, 81.08; clover, contract . grade, 110 75. Receipts and shipments at this market yesteraay were as lenows: Receipts. Shipments Flour, bbls... Wheat, bu.... Corn, bu Oats, bu Rye. bu 3f.2i 17.700 .. tl.OfJ ..5M.M0 . .310.J00 .. 7.000 823. 4"0 JM.ino 121.800 Barley, bu. .. 14.900 .004 On the Produce exchane-e todar the but ter market waa steady; creameries. 131 17c; dairies, 12flc. Eggs, firm at mark, cases Included, 14Q16c. Cheese, sieaay, injvc. NEW TORK GESERAL MARKET notations of the Day on Tnrlon Commodities. NEW TORK. June . FLOUR Reeel pts. i.w nms.; exports, 7,010 bbls. Market au and without feature: Minnesota patent. 36.1 J86: MinnesDolla bskers. 34.00&4.20: wlnte patents. 16 H&6 40; winter straights, U V"4 l00; winter extras, 83.35fJ4.0O; winter low grades, 1.1 1573.80. Rye flour, quiet; fair to gooa, 3.k&415; choice to raney, m wemou, CORNMEAL Rteadv: vellow western, 21 .10(61.12; city, I1.12S1.15; kiln dried, 33.96'9 8.10 RYE Slow; No. 2 western, 75c, nominal spot. BARLEY Inactive; feeding, 46c. e. L f New York: maltlne-. nominal! WHEAT Recelpta, 37.000 bushels; exports oi.ioz Dusneis; sales, 3i.zuo.uuo Dusneis iu In... Onn. . .- U l....l..i Wa 9 rmA 1 .l...inp Wa 4 I al 111. t n V. afloat; No. 1 northern, Dtiluth, 3107 f. o. b, anoat; no. 1 hard, Manitoba, nominal r. o. b. afloat. Options declined steadily all day, The close showed a net decline of 31c, July, n 7-lfi92 7-l6c; closed 2c; Beptem ber, 85 1-1V&5 ll-16c: closed 84c. CORN Receplts, 4,C0 bushels. Spot mar. aet, oareiy steaoy; no. z, nc elevator, an tuic t. o. d. anoat; no. I yenow, ouc; no. white. 59o, Ontions were bearish, closln H41o net lower. July, SIseefiHc: closed 4e; Heptember, saviW35! closed time. OATB RecelDts. Hi.MO bushels: exports. 12.014 bushels. Spot market, steady; mixed oats, re inn si pounas, mwawc; natural white, 80 and 33 pounds. 4ti;49c; clipped HAY Quiet; shipping, 654r70c; good to cnoice. 8Bo. HOPS Dull; state, common to choice, cine coast. 1903. 24iS30c: 1902. 23i32c. mew uuii; oomestic, rair to extra, zva lc; Japan, nominal. ALLOW-Stesdv: city (32 oer tk.). 4c cnnniry. tpags. tree;, 4VMnc. HIDES Steady: Galveston. M to M lbs 18c; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas, dry, IO I DB. , IfO. LEATHER Steady; acid, 2826c. WOOL Steady : domestic fleece. 2833& PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family. 19 50 Wiu.uo; mess, x.wg.60; nams, i.'O.oowzi.Du; packet, 29.00D?10 00; city, extra India mess, si3.utraiD.oii. cut meats, slow; pickled Dei Ilea, J6.5O.tf7.0O; pickled shoulders. 36.60; pick led hams, 39. 004j 10.00. Lard, barely steady tinent, t8.t097.Du"; compound, ' t5.7o5.87. Pork, quiet; family. 113.75; short clear, i 1 net. - , . . . frt flow, iiins, i o.tnn la.w. , BUTTER Easy; creamery, extra, 1311 18r; state dairy, common to extra, 13 ti7e. CH EE8 re Steady; state full cream small colored. 7A(RSc: small white. BiTiSc lara-e colored, "iS8c; large white, 77o. fcuua nrai ; western extra, iVi'ic firsts. lT-'ffl8c. POtTLTRY Alive steady; spring chickens, zuc; rowis, 14c; turkeys, izc. uressea, quiet western fowls, lie; turkeys, itf itc. SI. I.onls Grain and Provisions. ST. LOUIS, Juno t.-WHEAT Lower, in creased demand with fine weather; No. red, cash, elevator, $1.06: track, 1. OS'S 1.09 July, fiM,STK,'4C; tjeptemoer, si'ic; no. hard. 90j95c. PADV I .M nlu. v.atliM.. K7n caah, 47r: track, 48649c; July, 47o; Sep OATS Iower; No. t cash, 41c; track, 42 GH3c; July, sre; Beptem Der, suc; no. white. 45V4c. FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, W-OO ? r6. to; special brands, ifcwaic mgner; extra ancy and straight, $4.7(Kg4.90; clear, 8410 04.7ft. SEED Timothy, steady t2.502.75. CORN MEAL Steady, 32.40. BRAN Lower: sacked, east, track. 93o, HAY-Lower: timothy. 37.00(314.60: prairie, fo.utKpy.ou. IRON COTTON TIE8-82C. BAGGING 8e. HEMP TW1NE-C. PROVISIONS-i-Pork, stesdy; jobbing, 311.62. Bacon, steady; boxed, extra shorts, s7.zo; clear riDS. fi.wfr; snort Clear, si.si. POULTRY Quiet; chickens, 9c; springs, I820c; turkeys, :1c; ducks, to; geese, 8c. BUTTER Slow; creamery, 13l8c; dairy, 10l4c. EGGS Steady. 13c. case count. . , Receipts. Shipments Flour, bbls...., 7,000 8.000 Wheat, bu 40.000 45,000 Corn, bu 116,000 133,000 Oats, bu 76,000 , 46,000 Kansas City Grain and Provisions. KANSAS CITY, June I.-WH EAT Firm ; May, 77c; juiy. n'oac; neptemoer, uw 71c; cash. No. 1 hard, 88892c; No. 8, 861 86c; No. i red, 3104; No. 8, 98cll.01. Re celnta. 85 cara. CORN-Lower; May, 4444c; July, 47c; September, 37c; caah. No. t mixed, 48c; No. 3, 47c; No. 2 white. 48c; No. 3, 48c. OATS Steady; No. I white, 4243c; No. 3 mixed, vc. BUTTER Creamerv. 13015c: dairy. 12c. EGGS Steady: Missouri and Kansas, eaaes returned, 17c; mw No. 2 whltewood cases Included, 1JC HAY Steady; choice timothy, tl0.50ii$11.00; choice prairie, n Mxas.w. RYE No. t, 64C. RecelDts. Shipments Wheat, bu 28,000 85.600 Corn, bu 41,600 84.000 Oats, bu 17,000 3,000 Philadelphia Prodncc Market. PHILADELPHIA. June t. BUTTER Weak, o lower; extra western creamery, 18o; extra nearby prints, 19e. tcgga Steady: srood demand: fresh near by and fresh western, 18c, loss off; fresh southwestern, isc, ao: iresn soumsrn, lie. r-HB-.FHFU-Hteadv: New York full creams. choice to fancy old, 819c; choice to fancy new, 8S8c, fair to good new, wma " Visible Supply of Grain. NEW YORK, June . The visible supply of grain Saturday. June 4. as compiled by the New York Produce Exchange, Is as fol lows: Wheat: 20,603,000 -bu.; decrease. 972.- 000. Corn: 4.107,uw ou.j increase, wi.wu. Oats: 6,003,000 bu.; decrease, 73t,uoo. itye 842.000 bu.; decrease, 114.000. Barley: 1,714, 000 bu. ; decrease, 332.000. Minncnnolla Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, June . WHEAT July, auu.p. fi.ntniher . 82UC: on track No. 1 hard, 9iic; No. 1 northern, 95c; No. S norinern. wc. FLOUR First patents, t5.1055.20; second patenta, D.oixr(5.lo; nrsi clears, ss.su; sec ond clears, $2.60. . Milwaukee Grain Market. MILWAUKEE. June 8. WHEAT -Weak No. 1 northern. $1.00: No. t northern. 88o; old July. 88(pgSc bid. Ri r. Weak ; No. 1, 777C. BARLEY Eaaler: No. 2. CSc: sample, 4Sie43c. corn one cent lower: no. 8. 4c: juiy. 48c. Liverpool Grala Market. LIVERPOOL. June I WHEAT Spot, dull; No. 1 California. 6a 10d. Futures, quiet: juiy. osa; HeptemDer, u ia. iun-Bioi, steady; American mixed, new. 4s d; American mixed, old, 4a 8d. Futures, quiet; July. 4s4Hd: September. 4s 3d. nnlntti Grain Market. DUUTH, Minn.. June 8. WHEAT To arrive, No. 1 northern. 96c; No. 3 north ern, iu'c: on iraca. rs o i northern, wian No. t northern, 94c; July, 4c; September, 32c. Toledo Seed Market. TOLEDO. June 6. SEED Clover, rash. w.u; uriooer, o tifi oia. trim! Blslke $6.20: Auaust. 36.50 Bill. Prime timothy, $1.47; September, 81.60. Peoria Market. PEORIA. June . CORN Lower; No. I, 45e; No. 4. 43c. tasar and Molaaaes. NEW YORK. June . SUGAR Raw. quiet; fair refining. 3 7-16c: centrifugal. 96 test. 316-16e; molasses sugar. 3 8-lc. Re fined stsady; rruahed, 66&c; powdered, 6.06o; granx'ated. 4 9V. NEW ORLEANS. June 6.-SUOAR-Strong; open kettle, 2fr3-lc: centrifugal, S'tf3c: centrifugal whites 4i.f4c; yel lows. 34 6-lfte: seconds, :fllo. Molssaes Nominal; open k'tfle. JCxJfWc; centrifugal, lOl&c. Syrup, nominal, tvd 35c, roffee Market. NEW YORK. June 8 COFFEE The market for futures opened rteady at un changed prices and ruled very quiet In keeping In featureleas early newa, but waa generally steady at tnnhnnsed prices on all positions except July and December, which were 6 points higher. Sales were reported of 8 6v bags, Including Ju!y, 6 5Se; Smtember, .i5c; lecember, 6 0S; May, t.66o. NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS A Cm IfoTt meat of Ontario k Wet Urn Bt- enrit et Iottretu EptcnU'.ert. GENERAL MARKET PROVES IRRESPONSIVE Dealings, After a Short Stir, Qalekly Drops Into a Condition of Apathy In Spit of Resist NEW YORK. Juns . The speculation of Ontario a western stock in toaay s stock market had more the appearance of an active speculation than anything that has occurred In stocks since the movement on the Union Paclno in connection with the Northern securities decision. The general market proved Itself almost wholly Irre sponsive to the Influence In spite of vigor ous efforts on the part of amall room traders to extend the movement Into the rest of the list. The dealing In Ontario A Western In the first hour made up al most the bulk of the whole market for the entire day. The outcome ef the Incident had the effect of leaving speculative senti ment more than ever hopeless over the chance of Inducing any activity In the market. The dealings were quick to drop into the condition of apathy which has characterised trading for some time past. The Chicago Great Western stocks were the most conspicuous victims today, the common losing over a point, the preferred by five and the preferred A, 13. There waa not the slightest evidence of aupport for these securities which have shown lit tle activity for a long time past, except the common stock. Small amounts of the stock were sold apparently for what they could bring, with the market bare of buy ing orders on the way down. Amalgamated Conner rose K when the re election of the directors without opposition became known, but the gain was not held. The subsidence of floods In the southwest was regarded with satisfaction and It waa pointed out that southwestern rall roud earnings from this time will make favorable comparisons with the flood dam age period of last year. There waa a ratner notable expansion in the week s movement of corn. Otherwise the hand to mouth policy of business and Industry In general was reflected In the railroad traffic tor the week. Movements In the interna tional avh. r.irk war . r r-A m h tlint 1 tT a movement of gold from New York to T.nnrinn Tl,. rnmxr market mom nn. chanaed. Bonds were Irregular, some of the low grade bonds falling sharply. Totnl sales par value i.nso.vuo. united estates doiiub were unchanged nn rail. xesieroay s quotations on tne New xora biock exchange were as follows: Bales. High. Low. Close. Atchison do Dfd 100 9 Mtt ITCh B. at O 1,100 76 7s 78 90 200 117 117 111 dO Dfd Can. Pacific.... central of N. J .t 29 Chea. & Ohio... Chicago & A... do Ltd 100 36U 86 soft Chicago Qt. Western 9,600 14 13 lil1 c ec rs. w... 200 169 lh9 189 C. M. & St. P 1.200 140 133m l.iS'A do Dfd.. Chicago T. & T do ptd C C. C. & St. L 100 14 14 13 14 68 Colo. Southern 400 800 13 4s 13 do 1st pfd do 2d pfd 48 18 48 18 700 18 Del. tt Hudson Del.. L. 4 W 700 153 152 152 100 Zt ZbDft ZM .. 19 v. & r. a do Dfd 100 6,400 6u0 66 66 23 23 67 6 66 23 66 34 61 79 129 Erie do 1st pfd do 2d Dfd Hocking Valley do pfd 111. Central Iowa Central 100 - 14 14 14 81 do Dfd K. C. Southern ... .. .. 19 37 do Dfd L. A N Manhattan L 800 107 107 107 700 144 144 144 Met. Securities 78 Met. Bt. Ry Minn. & St. L M.. Bt. P. tt 8. 8te M. 300 110 l&r i.'ioo oi i "266 89 89 "460 83 83 io 40 61 118 do Dfd Mo. Pacific M., K. A T sM lt 53 do pfd Nat l R. R. of M. pfd N. Y. Central Norfolk A W dO Dfd .. 3 114 114 63 200 U5 t " Bb 24 Ontario it W Pennsylvania t.000 113 1 113 Reading 00 1st prd do 2d Dfd.. 1 Rock Island Co do Dfd St. L. & 8. F. 3d pfd St. U S. W... ......... do Dfd 80. Pacific 80. Railway do pfd Texaa & Pacific....... Tol., St. L. & W do pfd Union Paclflo do pfd Wabash , do Dfd W. tt Lake Erie Wis. Central Wis. Central pfd Mex. Central.... Adams Ex! American Ex U. 8. Ex a Wella-Fargo Ex Amal. Copper Amer. Car & F 7,600 do Dfd Amer. Cotton Oil do Dfd 100 100 200 Amer. Ice do Dfd Amer. Linseed Oil... do Dfd. I Amer. Locomotive... do Dfd Amer. Smelt. R. ... 1,900 700 62 53 62 97 97 97 26 125 124 do pfd Amer. Sugar Ref 800 1261 Anaconda M. Co 73 Brooklyn R. T Colo. Fuel A I 800 47 ""soo tot 46 tot 155 10 66 30 20 82 46 Con. Gas Corn Products 203 10'.. do Dfd 64 Distillers' Securities. Gen. Electrlo Inter. Paper 400 156 154 600 10T( ao pta nter. Pump do Dfd too 6 83 600 i'400 200 80 70 n ts 9 25 7 210 6 38 IS 76 32 Nat'I Lead No. American Pacific Mall People's Gas Pressed Steel Car.... do pfd Pullman P. Car...... Republic Steel do Dfd to 82 200 95 96 100 100 "IOO 800 100 200 700 1,100 88 Rubber Oooda do Dfd 76 76 Tenn. Coal A I 33 U. 8. Leather do nfd 80' s U. 8. Realty do pfd U. S. Rubber 6 69 6U 6 69 mi 15 '87 66 63 F3U do Dfd U. 8. Steel do Dfd 1.100 6,000 9 63 Westfngh. Electric. 153 western Union 100 86 86 Total sales for the day, 233,800 shares. Boston Stock Quotations BOSTON. June 1 Call loans, ilumu. n cent; time loana, 3iJJ4 per cent. Official ciosina or eiocas ana cxinai: Atrhlaoa adj. 0 AdTsntnra ... 1 ... 4 ... ... ...441 ... 1 ... 41 ...14 ... 64 ... 7 ... I ... 7 ... I ::: P ... it ... 11 ... to "F ::: iJ ... ... 14 ... 1 ... 1 ... 74 do 4a .100 Allouai , . M44 Amalsanated ' f!)t IMrl, 1BS ... . 4 Atlantic , .!4olHlniham .141 Cai. A Haala .141 Oantosnlal .114 Copper Hants .... Mai. Central 4s.... Atchison do Dfd Boaton A Albanr... Doatoa Mains.. Boaton Elevated ... Kltchburf Pfd .... Mas. control s uiy west N. T. N. H.'A H..1I7 jriomlnioa Coal Lnion racisc n rranaus Amer. Arga. 'Cham... II. Orancjr do Did Tlta iala Rorala siar. Pnau. Tubs.... 4 Mtu. Mlnlns .. mar. Suar 131 Mlrblsao ....... do Dfd lMHIMohaark star. T A T .111 I Mont. C. A C Amsr. Woolaa J0, Old Domlalos .. do Bfd 74,Oaeools Iiornilulon I. A S... I. Parrot Cdiaon Elae. Illu .114 Qulncj Sbannoa Tamarack .... Trinity , V. 8. Mining. V S. Oil Oenaral Blartrls . ..IU .. 14 .. 4 .. ! Maaa. Ilacirlo .. do pfd Maaa. Gaa nltad Pnilt ..110 nlted Shoe Mack.... 41 t'tah do pfd it victoria B. Steal It, Winona .. 74 I do Did Waatlsf. eommos... Asked. Bid. foreign Financial LONDON. Juna (.Money waa In demand In the market today In connection with payments to the Bank of England and calls on the recent capital laauea. Prices n tne stoca exenanae generally were fairly rm. but Inactive. C onsols h.rHnH a . cans opened dull and closed rather 'firmer' Internationals were oulet: Jimn.u i point on far eaatern developments. rAitis, June s. trices on the bourse to ay were heavy at the opening and cloaed rm. Kusaian Imperial 4a closed at uu he private rate of discount waa 1 per pnt. UERLIN. June A Trading en the bourne '.. 4474 ..... .. .. 76 2 7,900 20 19 20 1,800 63 63 63 100 43 43 42 200 10 10 10 600 2oi 28 27 1,400 46 45 45 600 19 lh 19 100 83 83 82 "ioo 22 22 21 400 35 84 84 2,900 M 82 82 300 81 91 91 15 100 33 33 83 14 1.300 16 It 16 400 37 37 6 600 , 7 6 6 225 180 100 200 60 49 4 16 800 70 70 70 s-r 88 88 88 6 6 6 26 36 25 1 ' tju 200 It 18 80U today was extremely quiet. Imperial loans imtruTi-i up-ii '" "uunaance or money. Exchange on London, 20m iu nfrs. for checks. Discount rates, short bills. 2 per cent; inrve mwnwi" oius, i- per cent. Kew Verk Money Market. NEW TORK. June 8 MONK V On rail. easy; nirneei. lowest ruling rate, last loan. closing bid and asked at 1 per cent; time loans eaay ana ami; sixty and ninety days. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPKR 3j-t ner pent. STERLING EXCHANGE Strong actual business In bankers bills at t4.3770rirt.t776 for demsndand.at 4 sn.qt v80 for sixty day bills Posted rates. 34 MufM uru. Com mercial bills. 4 SILVER Bar, 66o. Mexican dollars. 440. BONDS uovernmeni steady; railroad ir renilar. The closing quotations on bonds are as follows: V. S. ret. ts. rf 104 Msnhattsa s. I 4s..1t as musob ih. csstrsi i So la. re ll to 1st In II 4 4o coupon Miss St. U 4s... so now 4s, m u- 'M , K a t. 4s mu. SIS 4S. rt K 14. R. R. ef M 4s. 74 oo eousos tor IN. T C. a. Ss... 10S AtrblMS (on. 4s 1111 'N. 1. C. . is 111 ao adj. 4i si , No. Faeiao 4s Atlantic C. L. 4s ... MSl o to lTt B. O. 4s ,141 N. A W. e. 4s I J-5 4s Ss . O. 8. L. 4a m ssr. Central of Oa. Pann. cost. Ila... .. SSI so 1st ine ii Kaadlss saa. t a OHIO 4HB...10I St. L a I. N. (. IS.114M (.aicago m A. la... ism Bt. u. tt S. r. u. as. II I MUj u., B. a u. 4a so l hi. u B. w is... C, M. A S. P. g. 4s.. lot Seaboard A. V. 4a. 70 a H. w. e. is. ...in so. racBc 4s Mt4 A. I. at P. 4a.... ITV'So. Rallwar ta.... tioym do eol. (a ii ifui m P. la... ..1144 .. TOW rx.C. A St. I (. 4a. HntjjT.. St. U A w. Chlcsm Tr. 4s.. is Union PsoISs 4s 104 Con. Tobscoo 4s.. Cols. A So. 4s.... so i do eonv. as slS't. 8. stool M ss. !! D. R. O. 4s Erts prior IIm 4s.... Wabaah la do dab. B W. U E. 4a... Wla. Central 4a.. Colo. F. A I. is ao m. 4s M 'Y W. A D. C. Is... 106 so Horttrs Vs . 4UI....1OT L. A :t aoL 4S 101 i Offered. London Stock Market. LONDON, June . aoalng: ' Consols, money N. Y. Central . Norfolk A W... do pfd Ontario W.., Psnnarlvsnls Rand Mtnss .... Raadlus do lit pfd... do Id pfd... So. Railway ... do pfd So. Pacific Union PaclAo ., do pld U. 8. Steal do pfd Wabaah 1174a 00 sceoasc ....... os Anaconda Atchlaoo do urd Baltimore A Ohio.. 1" Canadian Pacific Chca. a Ohio... Chicago it. W. C, M. A St. P. ...11 s MS, . )4?, .H3 . 11 . 0 . . 34 . it . KH .111 ui mv LX'Rcara D. A R. O 44 do ptd J I QO J,t PIQ.... 1 do Id nfd... M Illinois Central ,. Uiula. A Naah... M., K. A T 11 14 104 do pfd . .. ll'Bpanlah 4s 414 SILVER Bar, steady. &6-ltid per ounce. ikuj ner ceni. The rate ot discount In the ODen market foi- ahort bills Is 2'y2 1-16 per cent; for three inontns Dins, zffl- i-ib per cent. .lew York Mining; Stocks. NEW YORK, June . The following are tne closing prices on mining stocks: Adams Coa 30 Llttla Chlaf . 8 .175 .464 . 11 . 14 Alloo Breoc Brunavlck Con .. Comstock Tunaal Con. Cal. A Vs.. Horn BilTor Iron 81 Ivor lxadvlile Coa ... .. SI .. 1 ..II .. 6 ..144 ..1 .. i Ontario Ophlr Pheanlx Potoal savage Sierra Nsisda Hniall llsna . Standard . II . 40 . II . 19 Bank Clearings. OMAHA, June 6. Bank clearings for to- ubjt i,aoo,Tw.ev, a aecreaae 01 sios.zn.ig irom tne corretponaing aay last year. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. Condition of Trade and notations oa ' Staple nnd Fancy Prodneo. EGGS RecelDts. liberal: market1 atenitv .k. .. 1. i.t.- " LIVE POULTRY Hens, 8c; roosters, sc- cording to slxe, 64ic; .turkeys, 13c; ducks. v, front, ev. uruiivrs, auoc. Bunnii-racking stock, lie; cholc to fancy dalty, 1 441 15c; separator, 19ffl20o. FRESH FISH Trout. 10c: Diekerel. 80: rlke 11W. nrrh 7a Kluaflah I'yo. ..uit.e.u 14c; salmon, 14c; redsnapper, lie; lobster! green, 26c; lobster, boiled, 80c; bullheads f ratnh hiiKi ha 9n. iik...' 10c; crapples. 12c; roe shad, 31.00; buffalo! laBt w'ek that thffra woul Ah liberal re 8c: white baas, 11c; frog lega, per dos,. 36c. c'P" this week and now that they have BRAN Per ton, 119.00. failed to materialize the oommon prediction HAY prioes quoted by Omaha Wholesale Dealers' association-. Choice No. 1 unland. 8.00; No. 3, 87.60; medium, t7.00; coarse. 36 60. Rye itraw, t6.60. These prices are for hay of good color and aualTty. Demand fair and receipts light. - TROPICAL FRUITS. ORANGES Navels; ' choice, large else, Tt, 7 ' -"". a.w, Muni, r VMnMB-r-siifornis' oa . tLrS,M2.NMr. sx Mrs-t-Tfc ? ' 400 to iwirinliL .o..K , . V 7, t n - . ' . 60o; Imported Smyrna, 2-crown, 12c; 6-crown. Mc; 7-crown, 16c. r.v.rY.w.uj . .. . n i n i tnMi itm hnnnh nn uaiva,ab-i-er meaium-sizea Duncn. cm (52.50: lumbo. t2.76tSi.26. DATES-Perslan, per box of lljlifi,. !?.if.J" JSrS- 60 "r lt Oriental p NrppiTs-TroritM f u in ... PfN ,rPL crates of 24 to 42, per crate, 3.o0. rnuiia. APPLES New York Baldwins. 84.00. STRAWBERRIES Missouri, per 24-auart oaav, ti.'o. ... Crir.RRl.hio California, per box, 31.509 1.7fL VEGETABLE8. POTATOES Colorado, $1.20: Dakota, iter DU., ai.JUi new av&ivb xvou iiucs, iu aacai. Pr. savi on,AiN orar ou., ti-ianp'-ib. CNIONS BermuJa. Dr 50-io. cr4t. M.25: T Zitm una. I oU- II. ' AAuwia.m, in 4 a Du a ii i' 1 "a iirnrnid nat irs tusi VAUA-iAUAJd vaiuuiHini vv H dfTSVra V- V! V- yj 4 UJUl VJ A B HUB.. WVl TOMATOES Per 6-basket crate, fancy. 111 as u la- u u ss ass smae suiA a oe. CO HJ.. Tn... A. V.. .l.d. . I JJ iAJ. tseaUAUVf SJ. We 8VA44W, fj- B4ala0 1 Vlttlli 200.. ' . HAUlSHBiB-rer aos. Duncnes. sue. "TURNIPS Southern, per do., 46c. kekth-outnern. Der aos.. im. CARROTS Southern, per doc., 75o. PARRT.RV Par dos.. 4 On. BEANS Wax. per bu. box. 82.00: strina. per bu. box, 82.00. briAt;ri-rer du., nome grown, oogtoo. ABPARAULa Per dos. bunnnes, 40O. GRKEN PEPPERS Per (-basket crate, 32 nuuABti t loriaa summer, per aos.. na 1 K,, hnw 19 MISCELLANEOUS. CHEEaK Wisconsin twins. lull cream. llo: Wisconsin Youngf America. 12c: block Bwlss. 16c: WUconli brick. 13 c: Wlscon ' sin, llmberger, 13c. MAPLK SUGAR Ohio, per lb., 10c UinPQ U. t .A. Ma q ... No.- 1 salted. 7c: No. 2 aalted. 4V: No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 lbs., tc; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 ins., tc; ary sanea, soizc; sneei .11. QAinOlf. hA...hM.i t1 li4i ti NUTS Wainuts, No. l'soft shell,' per lb., 15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 1 soft shell. Der lb.. 13c: No. 1 hard shell, per lb.. 12c: pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, per lb., I 10c; peanuts, per . lb., 6c; roasted peanuts per lb., 8c; Chill walnuts, 12ig13o; large hickory nuis, per lb., llo; almonds, soft shell, per lb., 16c; hard shell, !3c; shell barks, per bu.. 32.00; black walnuts, per bu. 41.20. Metal Market. NEW TORK, June . METALS The London tin market was 15s lower at 122. 7a. 6d for snot, and 122 for futures. With aemana lisnt, locauy. prices responaea to the declines abroad and the market closed easy at 827027.15. Copper also was easier sbrosci, closing at a aecune or it. 6d to 66. 2s. 6d for both snot and futures, t.n. rally copper was dull. Lake Is quoted at 312.87V.: electrolytic at li:.t2H12.87",. and caatlng at 812.37&12.60, Lead was easier In the local market and a shade lower with spot closing at 44.2&W4.36. In the London market, however, lead was a little firmer, closing at an advance of 2s 6d to 11, 13s 9d. Spelter waa lower In both markets, declining 2s 6d to 22 In London, and clos ing easy at 34.75 4 87 In the New York ! market. Iron closed at 61s 6d In Glasgow, ana at 3a w in jaiaaiesooro. iocany Iron was easier. No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted at 314 .NKrls" 00; No. I foundry northern at I14.0OS14.60; No. 1 foundry southern and No, 1 foundry southern soft st 113 264113.75. Pig Iron warrants were weak at 89.00. Wool Market. BOSTON June WOOL The marker on the whole Is quiet. Some complaint la heard aa to shrinkage of the new wools. The movement of old territory wools Is still small. Pulled wools are firmer. Id.hn Fine, Hyf&-, heavy fine, lai3c; fine medium, lS!jlc; medium, 15iifl6c; low me- aium. lYiaisc Wyoming r'tne, 14fn6c; heavy fine. 13313c; fine medium, loullfic: medium. lbftMc: low medium. lUulue t't.h and Nevada Fine, lu 14c; heavy fine. 13 Cfl3c; fine medium, naio; medium, 16 6 1ft..- Inor maudlin. l4T?llo. fliknl. Vln. 164il6c: fine medium. ltVal6c; medium, li !f 6.11.. I m&rii,,m 1W l r. Lf , . I il iba,.., a , . . ....... i . , ,o . . I med um choice. iTucV l.TZ staple. llfTlttc; medium choice, IsftTtc. .4. V-.1TIO U. In., a UOAT . t. . . . . mmbin.' .h i.ki a aiave: lls-ht fine. 154118c: heavy fine 121A- tub washed, 21i2)82c. Elgin Batter Maiktt, I ELGIN. 111.. June s BUTTER Pt u cd firm and unchanged on the Board of Trade today at 17o a pound. Balee In the die-1 trlut for the wees were sil.tvo pouivda, 1 MlilA LIVE STOCfL MARKET Ckttl Btoa'ptt Smtlltr Thm Eapttd ttd Better frgdi Bold Hightn THOUGH, EASED OFF A TRlFLt I .... I.lk 1 ..-.... ,w. Mr t,r"' Hocelpts of Sheep and I La asks and ttnalltr Rather Corn Vp nt Abont Steady Prices. SOUTH OMAHA. June . 1904. Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. OlUclal Monday i tun 8.028 42 oame day laat week 8,39 .420 lfU (,( 6.190 7S3 4.7S8 3.3H6 4.979 1.444 Tr Sums day last year 2.690 4.521 RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE. Th followln' bl4 shows the receipts of I er to data wilh oomparlson with last -AA, 1904. 1903, Inc. Deo. 0"ttle 407.771 428.104 15,333 "ss 1.147.W8 1.061.613 116.U68 Bbt ep Si, 523.9J3 135.3X8 AVeraae nr(pj. n.lt fnr unn r Rah t s Omaha for the last sererat days with com- 1 sbi IBUII . Data. . I 1904. 19O8.lt03.19Ol.il900.1899.18t. Mav IS 1 11 7 12 I M I 21 I 17 60 6 36 707 ill 623 8 63 4 26 4 2 7 13 6 72 6 30 3 60 4 44 4 62 27 73 I 11 3 69 4 29 i 47 81 7 12 6 10 t 66 4 K 4 46 ( 27 7 11 173 366426 4 41 6 1 7 03 6 03 5 162 6 18 701 868 608 8 6? 4 tfi 6 IS 70S 6 61 6 01r 1 66 4 83 4 32 706 6 6 6O4 3 6.1 4J6 4 83 6 04 6 (1 f 04 t 58 4 17 4 88 6 93 9 4993 4 1t 4 4G t 77 6 97 6 80 3 60 4 20 4 49 6 72 7 01 6 63 t 95 4 08 8 70 7 O9 6 62 4 90 8 60 4 63 6 80 7 10 I 68 4 86 3 67 4 It 4 49 7 11 6 71 4 S3 3 671 4 14 4 63 6 93 6 70 4 f! 8 50, 4 ?t 4 4S 8 07 7 07 4 83 8 65 4 12 4 49 6 99 7 13 6 70 I 19 4 03 4 54 6 85 7 16 6 71 4 83 4 10 6 75 7 20 6 70 4 91 3 68 4 63 6 77 6 15 6 71 4 94 3 68 4 01 I M B V 17 May 18 I may is. may hi. May 21.. Mar 21.. May 28.. May 84. May 26. Mav m M.v T May 28. I May 80. ?. si::: June ... 1 dune 1... dune . June 6. June (... Indicates Sunday. Tho official number of cars f stock brought In today by eacn road wa: cattle, nogs.eneep. C. M. A St, P. Ry. 6 Wabash Mo. Pac. Ry U. P. System 8 1 13 11 84 9 21 'i 1 4 t 20 c. A N. w. Ry F.. E. A M. V. Rv.... 38 C, St. P., M. A O. Ry 10 B. A M. Ry 43 K. C. A St. J 4 C. R. I. A P., east.... 1 C, R. I. & P., west.. .. Illinois central 7 Chicago Qt Western. 1 Total receipts 182 lit 20 Trie disposition of the day s receipts was as louows, eacn buyer purchasing tne num Der ot Head indicated Buyers. Catf.e. Hogs. Sh'p Omaha Pecking Co. , . . M l.itt ... K 1,220 ... 641 2,457 rjwirt at co 148 Cudahy Packing Co. :,225 1 Armour A Co 626 2,106 Swift A Co.. Kansas City. 279 Swift A Co., country.... 162 Armour, ioux city Vansant A Co W. I. Stephen Hill A HunUlnger Un.tnn A. I 739 t 102 21 63 93 7 112 29 35 141 Hamilton A Rothchilds I. V Una 1fht,on Co 5- 8 Tj 11. I ti.l Othor Buyers . . 234 I TOtal ..8.179 8,016 8,660 CATTLE There was a surprisingly light ru" ?f cattle nere tnis morning, ana in wci I at all Dolnts. It was the general opinion ln1 receipis wm m uim 1 nun n. "h the exception of occasional days. In other words, traders seem to tninK mat " there wero nnv "rent nmber of cattle n the country the preaent high prices would have brought them In. . Th mirltton c-Ifi"!'''".1".!!" nVthina- at Ml deslrnble sold right around thst was not quite so good may nave mown comparatively little Improvement, ao that the general market could beat be described by calling It active and .trong to a dime . higher, tne better grnaes anowiug inn trwn 21? i'VvmVnt "nuvera were all out a I ,ri hnnr and everything was disposed Ui earlv hour and everything I : ..... . . i r. j:;:- ., ,ju i ,. fnr.nr,nn OI-.?"Dr" " L""l"'." i'.: .ei . before the mioaie or tn mreumui. The cow market was also active and stronger, so far as the better trades were "once?ned. Corn feds of good flesh could b quoted strong to a dime nigncr. m as9eI.gi though, unless very choice, were d more th4n steady. Some I salesmen. In fact, found It hard to get I nrlcea for undesirable arrassers. I r ...ii.ri were also no more than steady. No great change was noticed In the nriKM nM for bulls, veal csjves and stags The market eould safely be (ju.'ted strong and active. ... ... There were sererai icaas 01 eioeaers ana feeders on sale, but the market did not "r"-.. ik Am nt .nut wlr and .I A tl' i-Jl . I MV4rvtninr nrsirtoie cnanicu oidui iwuu;. 1 - - - - . . - I D.asnnannf OTlVgi si si Isngi ' EEk STEERS. I I I0, At. Pr. No At. Pr. .... 474 4 04 ....17I 4 10 .... Ill 4 40 ,...1114 4 44 ....114 4 10 .... 417 4 40 ..,.1044 4 14 ....1044 4 S5 ....1034 I 44 .... Bl IM ....1104 I II .,..110t I II ....104 I M ....111 I 10 ....1'I0 I 10 ..,.1144 6 14 ....1119 IK ,...1021 I S .,..1141 8 10 ....lilt I 18 ....1240 6 tt ....1110 I 18 .,..1047 I 40 II 1140 I tt I A If 24.... ...1111 41 ...1518 I 44 ...not I 40 ...1111 I 10 ...mi 1 u ...1117 144 ...1UI I 64 ...140 I 66 ...1441 I 16 ...1141 I II ...1IH4 144 ...1261 I aO ...1160 I 44 ...1414 I 40 ...12M I 41 ...1278 I 41 ...1414 I 44 ...nn 1 11 ...1SW I 44 ...1440 I IS ...1434 I 70 ,..1411 I 10 11 14 4T M 10 77 6 41 M Il 40 1 41 I 4. iii I i 84. : I 71 41. rl. .. II.. 40.. II.. to.. I.. II.. II... 14... 48.. U. 147 il 1 I 14 ....11M 144) 1806 I 16 STEKK8 AND COWS, I.. 1104 4 II II 1081 I M 776 4 40 i) la3 I 40 11 S N STEERS AND HEIFERS. Ml 4 IS 10 761 I 10 1026 4 44 41 1244 I 46 74 I K 61 Mi a 4a '""STEERa AND STAGS. 1114 I 46 17.. 14.. 17.. '.'.'. 4... I.. - lAJna 171 8 80 1014 I 78 )0 I 24 404 I 46 1040 1 80 1018 I 78 440 I 78 110 I 40 IIM I M I'D 7 4 00 1104 4 04 Ill 4 00 1147 4 04 HO 4 04 1114 4 44 1017 4 00 1044 4 10 I. , lot 4 14 4 1.. 10.'.' ii-.! 1000 4 16 I UM) 4 16 UM 4 14 1177 4 M , 1140 4 20 1170 I 28 10)0 4 16 t!.t 4 16 , 1.1170 4 10 1114 4 II 1170 4 40 1100 4 40 , 1410 4 40 170 4 80 1220 4 40 llTII 4 40 14 II I 4 I 8 4 , 1, 11.. 4 l l 4 t 144 4 10 i ..ISM 4 at HEIFERS. I.. I . I . no I 74 . 141 4 80 470 4 K 674 4 16 700 4 40 706 4 40 170 I 70 1. 114 I 71 404 I 88 111 I 71 760 4 00 4 I 1 4.. I.. 1.. BULLS. 1.. I.. ...1600 1 40 1 ... 140 8 84 1 ...1110 I 16 1 ...1800 I 80 ' 1 ...1141 I II I ...120 B0 1 ...1004 I 40 1 ...1140 I 40 CALVES. ... 144 I 00 1 1410 4 00 looo 4 46 t9 4 10 110(1 4 10 1710 4 14 140 4 M 17M 4 M 1.. 140 4 71 160 4 00 124 I 04 144 I 44 IM I 18 110 I U 110 I 16 141 4 aO 187 6 60 14 4 80 184 I 40 ... 100 I 00 1., ... 40 t 00 ... 114 1 40 ... 170 I 10 ... 440 I 71 ... 140 4 00 ... 420 4 00 ... 146 4 M ... IU 4 40 l... 1 . I . 1.. ... 120 4 74 STAUS. U0I 4 40 STOCK EK8 AND FEEDERS. 440 4 c4 1 437 4 60 Ill I 00 4 447 4 40 444 I 40 IT 177 4 111 117 I 70 1 4i4 4 M 120 I tl II 101 4 20 tl I -4 80 14 4 IS 8tl) 4 SO 14..., 721 10 174 4 40 14 114 4 141 4... 6... II... 7... 4... il.. HOOS-There was a liberal run of hog. cult In buying their droves fo- a little ae monev. Chicago was quoted, weak to la nickel lower and the market here waa gVUCrKIlT TU 1WWT., wia Mil III Trsdlnar wss not nartlcularlv ctlvs. hut still the hogs kept moving tnwsrd ths acalee and by the middle of the forenoon most everything waa disposed of. The bulk ef tba bogs sold from 84.17 lo 84.56. with the choicer loads going largely from 84.66 to 34 .',, with a top at 84 ;. The common and 'Ight stuff sold from 84.47 oowil Representative sales No. At. Rh. Pr. No. A. Sh. P. 10 144 ... 4 44 u 144 M 4 CH II 11 ... 4 0 7.. IKI 144 4 H'm II 10 K III 4 Ill ... 4 MV4j U 0 10 TO 11 ... lih l. 1 4 4 71 121 124 4 lit Tt lot 140 4 41 74 1.S SO ID'i Tl If 44 4 4TU, Tt Ill 84 4 44 1 10 4 47 41 tit ... 4 In, 71 10 ... 4 47 (1 IT 140 4 St4j 104 80 4 4T Tl 114 M 4 Hv 41 Ill ... 4 47V4, 40 .t SO till, T Ill t 4 47 71 0 4 44 II HI ... 4 47 44 141 tOO 4 45 It Ill It IH II 140 ... IU Tt 117 It 4 10 U. 141 to 4 44 1) lot ... 4 40 TO tt 40 4 U Tl .114 ... 4 40 M 110 SO 4 M 44 IJ0 ... 4 44 44 144 ... IU 41 Ill 110 to 11 nt 1H IU Kl Ill ... 4 to 4 lit ... 4 14 T4 lit M 4 14 14 177 140 II 7S lit 140 4 10 Ik 171 H 111 51 180 124 4 tO 44 Ill ... 4 tl 41., Ill ... 4 10 t IU WO 4 44 71 d ... 4 to 141 ft ... 4 tl 77 114 Ml) 4 10 141 114 IU 104 nt iu im co :;i ... 4 tt 71 .114 10 4 74 144 140 4 M 44 to? 1M 4 14 4 IM .... 4 45 4T 110 86 I to HI 174 ... 4 tl 70 114 4 4 4: Tt.: Mt SO 4 14 l 2.M SO 4 it TT 4I . . 4 67 II ta ... 4.1 I4T SOO 4 17 41 IS J ... 4 12 117 14 ... 4 47 7S tXt 140 4 4i til IM ... 4 17 44 Ill M 4 11 177 its ... 4 17 41 3t 170 4 1! Ill IM ... 4 47 47 It7 ... 4 &2 14 tr-i ... 4 17 71 IM ... 4 41 41 110 M 4 17 71 2M 130 4 11 40 117 ... 1 40 17 181 40 4 tl 48 187 SO 4 40 71 22S 10 4 41 13 .284 10 4 45 44 144 100 4 41 111 381 5IJ 4 47 SHEEP There were more sheep ar lambs here this week than hnve been of the receipts came from western Ne braaka and carried but little flesh. They had been roughed through the winter and fed very little, but In the abeence of good stuff packers bought up most everything in sigm hi wnat looxea to De steuay prices. There were some more of ths wooled lamhs on sale this morning that brought 38.87 last week, but buyers did not take noia oi mem, claiming tney were too ngnt, and besides that the fuct that they were wooled hurt the sale of them. At this time of year, when practically everything com ing forward Is clipped, wooled stock does not sell to as stood advantage. Quotations for clipped stock: Oood to cnoice laniDS, .ou.oii; rair to gooa lainDe, 83.ROjft.00: good to choice wooled lnmhs. I6.75ej7.26: fair to good wooled lambs, 86. 60 d id: gooa to cnoice yearlings or wetners, 85.505.75; fair to good yearlings or wethers, 35.00ig6.60; good to choice ewes, 85. 0006.25; fair to good ewes, f4.75S.0O. Representa tive saies: No. Av. Pr. 863 western wethers 90 4 60 3 western lambs 215 western wethers... 664 Mexican wethers.. 65 86 104 79 72 41 96 90 90 89 6 15 6 16 6 25 6 40 2 26 4 00 4 00 4 50 4 50 4 60 50 western lambs.. 61 western ewes 61 western lambs .. 86 western ewes ... 374 western wethers 249 western wethers 123 western wethers CHICAGO LIVE tTOCK MARKET Cnttle and Sheep Ten to Twenty Cents Higher, Hogs Lower. CHICAGO. June 8. CATTLE! Receipts 18,000 head; 10(&20c higher; good to prime steers. I6.504i6.40: Door to medium. 84.754ii.6i: stockers and feeders, f3.26af4.6o: cows. Ii.7r o.w: neirers. w.5UJ6.l&; dinners, ,i.,o'..t; bulls. S2.25& 4.66; calves, t2.60dj6.54. HOGS Receipts, 42.000 head; est.lialed tomorrow. .20.000: market opened Sc lower, but closed Arm: mixed and butchers. H.6Ka 4.80; good to choice heavy, fl.'if'.sSVi; rough neavy, ii.uwi. iu; ngnt, 4.00(14. ; duik ot sales. 34.60(34.76. BliKKf AU I.A MBS Receipts, J,0Ut) head: market steady to 10c hlsrher: good to choice wethers. 3.i65.50; fulr to choice mixed, 83.750.00; western sheep, 34.40ia5.50; native la tbs. 86.60: western lambs. 85.50'iD 0.10; spring iambs, .wu IV err York Live Stock Market. New York. June 6. BEEVES Receipts. 8,637 head; market for steers active, 10 to 20a higher. Fat bulls strong; otlinrs steady; cows firm to 10c higher. Steers. 16. Una 6.16; tops. 36.20; bulls, 33.26(96.00; cows, 12.00 4.26. Cables steady; shipments today 76 sneep; tomorrow xo cattle, 1,364 sneep ana 6.200 uuartera of beef. UAbv tin icceipia t,4 neaa; maritei to to 86c nieher; some sales aoc mgner; ciosea easy. Veals, i4..0(uti.26; choice to extra early, 36.;'0cp6.6o; buttermilks, 33.754J4.00. Dressed cables firm; city dressed veals, SWftflVac ber 11.: ccuntry dressed. S8c. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 19.344 iiead; market for sheep weak to 10c lower; yearlings btic lower; laniDs, eu to nuo tower. 8heep, 3.5Ou4.00; yearlings, 36.00416.60; culls, 34 00; lambs. 33.60ij8.00. HOGS Receipts, 1,000 head; market 10 20c lower; state hogs, 36.00; choice, 86.10. Kanaaa City Lira Stock Market. KAN'HAfe CITY. June 6. CAT! LEf Re ceipts, 4,200 head, including 40 southerns: steady to 10c higher; export and dressed beef steers. 15.4LMi.lO: fair to good. 84.60fl 6.25; western fed steers, 34.76115.60; stockers .1 . .1 CO J J 7 r r, .;m.tI 15 SA iio.tO; southern cowa, $i.2L(f4 .00; native cows. 4i.5W84.6o; native neuers, ttwufoao- ujhs, U.lb'ut.lb; calves, 25c lower, 32.60u3.50. 1 HOGS Receipts, 6.000 head; market shade lower; top, 81.67; bulk of sales, I4.604pl.vo; Utuvv. 34.804.67: packers. et.oUOll.tlo pigs ar.d fights, 34.COijH.60. . SHEEP AND IAMBS- Receipts, 1,000 head: market strong; native lambs, t6.26 7.00: western lambs, I6.2r7.25; fed ewes, 84 60S6.3o: Texas tlloped yearlings, 36.00 6.75; Texas clipped sheep, 84.26$f4.75; stockers and feeders, U.bo&t.bo. St. Loots Live Stock Market. KT. I.OUI8. June 6. CATTLE Receipts. 1.200 head. Including 400 Texans; market strong; native shipping and export steers, 63.90&O.86; dressed Veef and butcher steers, U.oo36.10; steers under 1,000 lbs., KOOijjpo.in: dlo iters and feeders, $3.5wa4.50: cows and . It at tteML IK. nanAa 1 1 OftffilO AS. Kittla 33.0OiH.5O; calves, K.0(U-&: Tvxus and In dian steers, 33.004.20; cows and heifers, 13.101T4.25. HOGa Receipts, 4,000 bead; market about steady; pigs and lights, 84.1O4.60; packers, 34.6o4v4.75: butchers and best heavy, t4.60til 4.80. SHEEP AND MMKa Keceipts, g.ow head: market steady; native muttons, 84.00 66.60; lambs, 35. 00 7. 26; culls and bucks, 2.0CK(j1.00; stockers, 32.OOtfJ.26. t. Joseph Lire Stock Market. ST. JOSEPH. June CATTLE Receipts. 1,064 head; mostly 1016o higher; natives, 5.006.25; Texans and westerns, 84.5ftgi6.85; cows and heifers. 82 0u4i5.50: bulla and stnas. 33.005.00; yearlings and calves, 83.0C4.S5; sto.krrs and feeders, t S.SOir-4.65. HOlS Receipts, 3,216 head; steady; light, M 50fi4. 57V4; medium and heavy, t4.b6a4.o7. SHEEP AND LAMBS Heoelpts. 897 head: market firm; western lambs, $6.56. Sioux City Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITY. Ia.. June 6. (Special Tele gram,) CATTLE Receipts, 1,600 head; market strone: stockers ncllve: beeves. 84.0iifi5.50; cows, bulls and mixed, 32.75tl4.2j; stockers ana leeaers, u-wtat-o; calves and yearlings, 38.004.20. HOGS Receipts, 4.000 head; market 5c lower, selling at II. MM. 55; bulk, 84.4&tf4.60. ftork la Sight. Following are the receipts of live stork for the six principal western cities yester day. cattie. nogs, eneep. .... 2,99 8.02S 4,5J ....18.000 42.000 15,1100 .... 4,200 5.i)00 l.fliiO .... 1,2ii0 4.000 8,500 .... 1,604 8.216 697 .... 1.60 4,000 outh Omaha Chicago Kansas city St. Louis St. Joseph.. Sioux City Totals. ..29,671 66.244 14.809 Cotton Market. LIVERPOOL. June 6. COTTON Boot. In fair demand; prices 1013 points lower. American middling, fair. fi.86d: good mid dling, 6.72(1; middling, 6G2d; low middling. 0411; gooa ordinary, s.s4u: oroinarj, 0.14a. Futures OLened easy and closed steady: American middling, f. o. b., June, 6 84d; June-July, 6.2M; July-August, 6.26d; Au- fust-September. 5.93d: September-Octobor, 48d; October-November. 6.27d; November December 6.20d; December-January, 6.17d; January-February, 8 16d. BT. un m, jmo., june i.-uu 11 uiv Nom inal; middling, 25c; sales, none; receipts, none; shipments, none; stock. 12.076 hales NEW ORLEANS, June 6 COTTON Steady; June, 11.15c bid; Juiy, 11 25311 26c; August. 10 51(&10.62; September, 9.7ic: Octo ber, 9 32i9 83:; November, 9.22'a9 23c; De cember, 9.22ti9.23c; January, 1 10 27. Spot, steady; sales, 4.060 bales: ordinary, tlt-lfs:: good ordinary, 10c; low middling, 10e; ;ood middling. 11 u-lftc; middling rair. 1 15-16c. Receipts. 2.630 bales: stock. 146.933 bales. Oils and Roeln. NEW YORK. June 8.-OILS-Cottonseed. teadv: Prime crude, nominal: nrlmo vel- ow. 284f2KVjc. Petroleum. New fork. 38 06: Baltimore. 18.00: Baltimore. In bulk. 86.10. Turpentine, steady, 6ti7. K iHiN steady ; strained common to good 83 OS. on. till, june S.4J1 1.494 renit nal nces, 8162; certificates. no bid; ship ments. 100.840: averi.se. 61. ttl barrels: runs. 137. 49; average. 76K barrels. Shipments. Lima, 93 079. average. 66 610 barrels; runs. Lima. 106.671; avcrstre, 67,'.i2 harrrla. ROSIN-Kirm: A. H. C. !., IL'60; E. 3170; . 32 76: O. 12 K5: H. 12.90: I. 83 16: K. 33 M: M.83 76; N. 33 361 W. O , 4.06; W. W., . ofTered for some time past, but the quality waa not very good. There were some Mexican wethers good enough to bring 35.25 and some westerns of fair quality sold for 84.50 snd 85.15. A large proportion Af V.. 1 . . - . .... MYSTERY CLOUDS MURDER Eo o'dt Tbtory in Bookntker Tcmoj Cut Hot Aocsptid. MRS. PATTERSON HELD WITHOUT BAIL Aetrese Hne Letters Whleh Vlctlsn of tho Shooting Waateat ta Seenre bnt Fallen to Get Then. NEW TORK. June -Proceedings were begun today by Coroner Nicholas Brown In an endeavor to solve the mystery sur rounding the death of Frank T. Young, the wealthy bookmaker. Young waa shot on Saturday last while on his way In a cab to a steamship pier to sail for Europe with his wife. With him was Mrs. Nan Patterson, formerly an actress, whom Toung had known for several years. Mrs. Patterson was held without ball by the coroner and locked up In the Tombs prison. The police at first believed that Young killed himself, but various circumstances caused them to change this opinion and today the detectives In charge of the in vestigation said they were sure Young's wound was not self -Inflicted. The entire case may center about the re volver with which Young was killed. Bis deteotlves have been at work on this fea ture of the case since Young's death was first discovered. Friends of Young say tie never carried a revolver. Mystery Snrronnda Witness. Much mystery was made of a witness who. It was aald, would be produced st the Inquest snd which testimony wouH go fsr to clear tip the case. Friends ot Young said this witness was "not a thou sand miles away from the scene when Young was shot." Who this witness Is or what connection he had with the cam could not be learned. It was said, how ever, that when he took the stand and told his story it would be made plain that Young did not kill himself und had no Intention of doing so. Young's body Is at the home of a friend of the family In New Rochelle. where the funeral services will be held this evening. The father and brother of Mrs. "Nsn" Patterson, who came here from Washing ton, called at the criminal court building today. They had v'slted the girl but be yond expressing their belief In her In nocence declined to discuss the case. Abraham Levy, Mrs. Patterson's counsel. said today his client would undoubtedly be liberated after the hearing. Everything points to the fact that Mr. Ycung shot h'mself, Mr. Levy said, "and I am satisfied the ooroner and all other un prejudiced persons will think so after all the evidence has been heard. Wo shall Insist that there be no delay In the hear ing today for It la our Intention to get our client out of the Tombs aa .soon aa possible. Suicide Theory Not Believed. The coroner's physician who performed the autcpsy on Young's body said today that he aw no reason why the bullet wound that caused the man's death could not have been lelf-lnfflcted. especially If the trigger had been pulled with the thumb. Pieces of the epidermis removed from two fingers of the right hand of the dead man for close examination were pitted aa If with powder, although It was not clearly evident from a hasty Inspection thst the marks were made by powder. The Young case hearing waa postponed by the coroner and Mrs. Patterson's ball waa fixed at 36,000. When the case was celled the district attorney asked' for an adjourn ment. This was opposed by Mrs. Patter oon's counsel, but sfter a long argument the coroner decided to put the caae over until Friday. ' Counsel for Mrs.. Patterson then asked that she be admitted to ball and suggested the sum of 32,000. Mr. Garvan held that flO.OOO should be the minimum ball required, saying: "It this woman Is guilty of any crime at all, -she Is guilty of murder In ths first degree." District Attorney Jerome later declared that he would oppose the release of Mrs. Patterson on ball. - "This is a case," said he, "In which the coroner haa no right to accept , ball. I shall oppose the' release of this woman no matter what amount of ball Is offored." Mrs. Patterson la Held. It transpired that this action by Mr. Jerome was due to the fact that he has In his possession an affidavit of William Luce, a brother-in-law of Young, In which Luce declares that on Friday evening Young told him that he was going out to see Mrs. Patterson. "Me asksd me to go with him," the affi davit gays, "saying 'the little woman has some letters which I must get from her. I'm afrsld of her and I don't know but that she might kill me. I'm through with her. I Intend to break it off tonight.' " Luce went with him and met Mrs. Pat terson and the ' three remained together until t o'clock Sunday morning. Mrs. Pat terson did not have the letters with- her. however, and according to Luce, It wag for this reason that Young telephoned her to meet him on Saturday, asking her to bring the letters with her. Mrs. Patterson waa taken back to the Tombs this after noon. Evaporated Apples and Dried Frolfs. NEW YORK. June l.-MVAPnRiTmn APPLES Common are quoted at 44i6'4o; choice at fifttUc, ar.d fancy at 7c. CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS There are reports of an Improved Inquiry for prunes. Quotations range from l4c to 6c, according to grade. Apricots remain quiet; choice are held at tHwOe: extra choice at 104810Uc; fancy at IIWI80. Peachea are firm; cnoice are quoted at "iiT,kc; extra, choice at 7Vi?8c; fancy at VAfriOc REAL RSTATSJ THAU WIN. Deeds filed for record June 6, .xs trnlehel by the .Midland Guarantee and Ttief company, bonded abstracter, M14 Ftruaui street, to The Hee: Anna A. Dartoe to Hern:ai Prlelte. part of lot 7, block 2. Oinnurd Hill .J3.1W Jennie Ashe snd huabar.d to Aloerta K. Anderson, jot 10, block 6, Spring Lake park .' Peter Burke and wife to Datld 8-nith, lot I, 14-15-10, and lot 1, 16 VJ-10 Rosa Hlrschberg to J a nob Katrlman. 775 ltd part of lot , Elock 16. E. V. Smith s add 4,200 Mechanics Savings bank to JoK-. Norberg. lot IB, Windsor place I.&00 William C. Allen and wife n Olof Johnson, lots 8 and 4, block 3, Alama Plaza Louis Hermann and wife tu Tu -ner I.awson, lot 3 of sub of b.oclc J, Bamls park h'.Q , Bslthas Jetter to Amelia Rises, t 6, block 1, Jetter's 2nd adj to Bjj.h Omaha 1 J. Rlggs Conkllng to 11. Tl. Llgg-tt. part of lot 8, block 107. city 1 Mr) OMo O. Litlell and wife to E nil T. headland, lot f, block 11. Ambler plaie 12$ Cyrus K. Spearman and wife to O. O. Llttell. same and other land I.toO Frank A. Lewis to Dora E. K. Lewis, part of lot 3, block T, Klrkwood..;. 1 Men Bros. Brewing rompanv to HT. r. Smith, part of lot 2, block 87, Florence f0 Leopold Hahn and wife to Mrs. Julia Sullivan, lot 8, block 11, Ralph plaoe 2.1S0 Updike Commission Co. Q RAIN AND PROVISIONS. Business bandied promptly la all markets. Office, sit Bee Building, Telephone 2451 ' O. W. TJPDIKK. M AN AGFR, Ten tree trips to the World's Fair. See coupon on page two.