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the omatia daily nrrEt Tuesday, .tune 4, 1007. V i 7 i 7 CRAIMMROBICE ilililiET Opiinclf Vkr World! Eh paent and Ltwer Ctblti. STRON BEARISH . MOV: MINT GENERAL Carer taleetosi lloeses Bjaaat Wkitt Restlaa; Orders a ad Moderate - Amenate War For Bala at Opealaa. OMAHA, June I. 1907. The market opined weaker generally on World's siilpinents and lover cahlee today. There seems to be a strong bearish move ment on everything except oats, which are carrying a strong bulliah current. The crop situation ahowa no material change. ' VV he( opened easier on the worid ship ment ana lower camel. commission houses Join both aides and were buying on restlnc: trdera. A moderate amount was for sail! At the opening, with buying orders plentlfB all over the pit. July option t 91o asked and Closed at 81o viwneoi HAVU. 1 Cleat Of oaU bu. . . CI o w.ww U. V Will. AW nd wheat and flour equal to 83S,wx . .. .. m rw v.. inA v.. ijwui ciuscu iu luwsf va wuni ana Ha v er on corp.. Ber oard reported nothing. Tf ( world's wheat shipments were, this we i, It, 804,000 bu., as compared with 8,968, 00 si. this week last year. Corn shipments W t 8.882,000 bu., as compared to 8,61,000 bu. fo,' same week last year. The rln! ble nupply of wheat show a de crease of 19, Ou) bu. The rlalMe corn supply shews a decrease of 1.4Vjo bu. Corn opened weaker with wheat and some discouraging reports from low. The opening demand was good. July opened at 480, asked, and closed at 4Hc, bid. Oata opened slightly lower with wheat and corn, with commission houses on both sides reporting July demand good. July option cloned at 48 c bid. Primary wheat receipts were 788,000 bushels aDd shipments '128,000 bushels, arainat a holiday laet year. Corn receipts were 1,8(6.000 bushels and shipment 88S.040 bushels, against a holiday last year. Local range ot options: Ar1tcle. Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Bat'jr Wheat July . Sept. Corn July . Bept. Oats July . Bept 8CA II A 11 A 92A mA. MAMA 83A 40B 49UH 4MfA H 4&A 4VeB 48V.W lrVB 4M.B nB tJH 37ftA 87&H 74B 9A ."HAj 4SA 87A A-vAsked. B Bid. Omaha Cash Prices. WH1UAT No. 8 hard, tWVVffOTAo ; No. 8 hard, mi No. 4 hard, lhaVfrc; No. 8 spring, t&ueio. COftN-No. $, 4M1484e: No. 4, f?ffai No. 8 yellow, 4iAio; No. 8 white, wnite, tv,mo; no. e wnite, 4WAO. RYE No, 8, 74CJ No. 8, 720. Carlat Reoelpts. i Wheat. Corn. Oata Chicago 81 875 97 Kansas City 84 82 t Minneapolis 587 Omaha 18 163 71 Puluth 76 6t. Louis 18 'OA ' 80 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS P 'ttirei of the Trading; and Closing - ' Prices ftn Board of Trade. CHICAGO, Juna 8. Liquidation of July wheat and reports of good weather for the new crop caused the market to ease off slightly today. At th close July wheat was down Corn was MUa higher. Oats were up Ho. Provisions were un ' changed to 70 lower. The market opened today with easier prices because ot better weather conditions In the west and northwest, lower cables and world's shipments that were larger than had been expected. Later prices re covered on reports from Kansas that the Treeae ot a week ago had done much dam age. The bulk of these renorta stated that the damage to tfie crop had ' been from y to u pei'. cent. A report from an as pert that estimated the. tbtal yield of wheat as 174,000,000 bu. -below the amount 1 named in his last preceding statements i caused a rally about the middle of the day. A good export demand was also- re ported and this added strength to the mar ket. Later, however, the trading became lull And the Influences which were In ef , feet at the opening resumed their sway. Much i July wheat was liquidated during the early break on stop-loss orders. The close was easy, July opened S5,74o lower at U7o, sold between M'a and tlo and closed WV lower at KWiWo. Sep tember opened at e(o, sold between ftSVfec and VJa and closed tt4rt4o lower at 89&9Hc. Clearances of wheat and flour were ;qual to 838,000 bu. Primary receipts were 786,000 bu., against 828.000- bu. for the lame time one year ago. Minneapolis, Du iuth and Chicago reported receipts of 447 bars, against 42l last week and a holiday one year ago. The corn market opened easy on reports flf good weather, lower cables and larger local receipts. The market rallied, how ever, on reports of a aood demand for ex port and fair buying by local speculators. The close was firm. July corn opened c lower at 63o, sold between 63Kc and Ma and closed at 63Vu64c. Local reoelpts were 178 cars, with (8 -care of contract grade. Vhe weather conditions, which softened the market for whut and corn, also affected oats. It was reported later that the "green bug" had been discovered In various places throughout the state and this, with a fair DuvlnaT demand, stiffened the market July oata opened Ho lower at 48Tic sold between mo and 4930 and closed firm at 46o. Local receipts were 87 cars. The provisions market opened ' easier, lard especially being weak because of of ficial statements showing larger storks here and throughout the west Later the market recovered much of the lost ground In covering by shorts, At the close July pork was unchanged at 814.20. Lard was 9own 7Ho at 88.10. Ribs were 2V4o lower it (8.76. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, , 80 cars; corn. M8 cars; oats, 179 cars; hogs. 19 009 head. . Leading future ranged as follows: Artlcles.Open. Hlgh.l Low, Close, Bafy. Wheat July Sept Leo. 'Corn July eut. Leo. Viats-. July Bept Ma- Fork July Bi'pt. UarJ July Sept. til De July sWt. H'97t4f4 63VW?64 W1 5i'.364 ' 97H, UtKHi Ml7ei U 01 MV4 B414 "MS b tHU 6IV1 4H 49 84j ' 8V t : 41S, 16 80 1 80 14 ; lo 474 9 10 , 9 15 8 27i isy 72 8 80 8 0 IH ,60&H 4R 4P 49 40 89S 16 17H 14 87H 8 07H 9 as 8 7m 16 10 16 80 ' 14 40 14 ; 8 10 8 17H 987HJ 9 86 77U 82 I 80. No. fc Csah ouotattona were ai follows: ' FLOUR-Market steady; winter patents, 7?U tralghla. $4.604.46; bakere', WHEAT-No. I SDrlnv. il OOsil CNU- Nn t fSctl.o; No. 8 red, 9f.y96o. t4cHN-N' Mi"'1c' N0, 8 yow. TN0' ' K" 1hu'a RVE No. t,' SSo. " " . BARLEY-Falr to chplc nuOtltuj, 70 SEEDS Flax, No. 1 northwestern, 81 81 riinothy. prime. $4.76. Clover, , coutract trades, $15.26. , , W i.',t;.75, Meas pork, per bbl.. 1.14 14 26. Lard, per lop lbs., 8$.ui. Short dear WJua (buxed), 89.0Ck3a.g5. Fullowlng were the receipts and shipments f Hour and grain: . L, Receipts. Sliipments. flour, bbls. fci auo ih uio Wheat -bu. 4b.40 - 17 IKJO Corn. bu. lo8,a) 6tu Oata. bu. M Ky, u; v 8,wM barley, bu, t7.u0 xtioO on ll Produce exchange today the but ler market was steady; creameries, lfcfl-a'ec; 4aliw, l.O'SlHc. ara, steady; at mark. ca Included, 14c; firsts, lc; prime firsts. 160. Cheese, steady at Ub4o. ' i Peoria Market. PEORIA, June I. CORN Lo war; No. 8 yclluw end Kj. 8, M; No. 4, iio; He ai'tiilf. 4rto2c. OATS Steady; No. 8 white, 4Tff-6o: No. Wl.lte. 7c; No. 4 White. 40tf47Z j RrE-Noniloal; No. 8. 446u7 - f t r e rM t M k. a , . LrVERPOOL, June I. WH HAT Spot, pi I Mil, (Hiiri wluler, strung at 7a Id; No. 1 California, dtrong at 7s M. Fjturs, steady: July, VnlH'l; September, 7s8'adi LVceniber, nominal. CORN Spot lleas dried, steady St 4s I1d; old northern firm at 6 2d. Futures, quiet; July, 4s HSd; Ppttnb,r, 4a lod. IUU'9 In Indon: Paclflo coast quiet at 8 16r8l ta. NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET Qeotatloas of the Day Varleas Cosamedltles. NEW TORK, June 8 Flour Receipts, M.M bhls.; exports, 14.070 bbls.; sales, f.61 bbls ; market dull snd barely steady; Mln henots patents, $5.20(86.75; winter straights, H25(4 60; Mlnneeita bnkers, U.7S04 2&; win ter extras, 8a.0Cja if); winter pe tents, $4 3M 4 fi winter low grades, 82 9of 40. Rye flour, Arm; fair to good, 84.7Mj6.00; choice to fsnry, K 10-56.40. . CORN MEAL Firm; fine white and yel low, 11.80; coarse, 8L17S'1.18; kiln dried, 3 18 63.26. m RYK Steady; No. I western, 83Vo, c. L f. buffalo. WHWT-Receipts, m.900 bu.; exports, 411,109 bu. Bpot essyj No. 8 red, tl.Ouvi ele vator; No. I red, $1 oi f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 Rorthern Duluth, $1.11 f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 ard winter, $1,064 f. o. b. afloat. Follow ing a weak and lower start due to big world shipments, Improved weather newe, eaaler cables and heavy northweat receplts, wheat rallied a cent per bushel today on heavy covering. This was Induced by a bullish snow report, complaint of dam age In Kansas and a big decrease In the visible. The reactions followed and last J rices were So hieher to Ho net lower, uly, 81 08t'3'1.049, closed $1.04; Boptember, $1.03 l-lfitfl.ot'i. do"! 8104; December, $1.04 11-1$ 1.06, closed $1.08 1-16. CORN Receipts, 40 8f0 bu. exports, 66,634 bu. Spot, eauy; No. I nominal elevator and 63c f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 white. 6to, and No. 2 yellow, G3o f. o. b. afloat Option market was quiet and steady, closing net un changed as follows: July, 62o; September, 62c. OATS Receipts, 108,600 bu.J exports, 19.096 bu. Spot firm; mixed oats, 26 to 83 pound. 60c: natural white, 80 to 83 pounds, Watao; clipped white, 86 to 40 pounds, 62$67c. MAY Steady; shipping, MMgeoc; good to choice, $1.2(jl.25. HOP8 Quiet; state, common to choice, 1906 crop. 14'816c; 106 crop, 437c; Paclrio coast, 116 crop, fnnic; IWiB crop, 6W8c. HIDF.S Quiet; Central America, 23o. LEATHEll Steady: acid. iodiKc. PROVISIONS-Beef, ateady; family. $14.00 p'14.50; mem, $9.6iKlo.0; beef hams, $21.(RVti 86.00; packet. $11.00916.50; city extra India mess, $22ovgi23.00. Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies, 104913c; pickled hams. 12? Iac. Ird, easy; weatern prime, $3.10 9.20; refined, ejiey; continent $9.90; South American, $10.60; compound. 9.00&9.25. Pork, steady; family, 819.00; short clear, $17,254)18.76; mess, $17.7518.60. TALLOW Steady; city ($2 por pkg.), 30l country (pkirs. free), 6!W4. RICS-Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 8H 7c'; Japan, nominal. BTJTTER-eteady; street prices easy; creamery, 24JTMc; official prices: Cream ery, common to extra, l!rQ$4o; renovated, common to extra, 16j22c; western factory, common to firsts, lfKZlc; western Imitation creamery, firsts, 21&21a CHEESB Irregular; new state, full cream, white and colored, large and small, best, 12V,c; fair to good. 10illc; In feriors, 7-fi90. BaOS State Pennsylvania and nearby fancy, selected white, 19c; choice, 18u18Hc; brown and mixed, extra, 18c; firsts to extra firsts, 17&18c; western firsts, 12i46o; eo onda, KWWlbc. POULTRY Dressed, flrm Western broil ers, SGtS&c; turkeys, 1014c; fowls, ll16a St. I.oels General MarUet. Bt. LOUIS, June 8. WHEAT Finn; track. No. 8 red cash, 99o; No. 9 hard, 96 t99c July, 84484c; September, 96 98Hc. CORN Firm; track. No, i cash, 88o: July, 62c; September, 684c; No. 2 White 6464o. OATS Firm; track, No. 8 cash, 47o; July, 46c; September, 88 He; No. 8 white, 49c. FLOUR Dull; red winter patents. 84.60 4:90; extra fancy and straight, 13.900-4.46; clear. $3.003.40. BEED-Tltnothy, $3.004.0a CORNMEAL, $2.70. BRAN Strong; sacked east track, 81.10 411.12. HAY-fltrong; timothy, $16.30(80.60; prai rie, $wxvgn3.oo. IRON COTTON TIE38109. BAOGINO 110. HEMP TWINE lOo. PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing, 816.20. Lard, lower; prime steam, 88.60. Dry salt meats (boxed), steady; extra short, $.(; clear ribs, $9.50; short clears, $10.87. Bacon (boxed), steady; extra short, 810.87; Clear rlbe, 810.87; short clears, 810.75. . POULTRY Steady;, chickens, 11' 12c) sprlugs, 28i&26o; turkiys, 10a; ducks, 9c; geese, 6c. BUTTER Steady; creamery, 21G'28tt. EQQS Easy, 18c. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls 12.000 t.OOO Wheat bu 13,000 86 .000 Corn, bu , 264,000 76.000 Oats, bu 80,000 67,000 Kansas City Orala and ProTlalons. KANSA8 CITY. June 8. WHEAT July, 91c; September, 91Hc; December, 98UC-. cash. No. J hard, 95&9c; No. 8, 9098c; No. 3 red. $1.00 1.02; No. 8, 85fr99o. CORN July, 49e; September, 49c; December, 46c; cash No. 8 mixed, 61 M Ac; No. 8, 51c; No. 2 white, 61u 61c; No. S, 61c OATS No. 2 white, 47c; No. 2 mixed, 46o. RYF,-Steady, 73OTo. HAY Firm; timothy, $16.60i8)17.00; prairie. $11.60612.00. EOOS Steady; extra fancy, 16o, cur rent receipts, cases Included; new cases, we; senconn-nano cases, lzo; southern, cases Included, 12c. HUTTJbK creamery, 23c; packlmr, 16o. Receipts. Shlrjmenta w.. ................. ciu,v.., PV.yl Corn, bu 128.0H0 92,000 oata, bu 33,000 12,001 Bangs of options at Kansas City: Open. I High. Low. I Close Wheat- I I July 91 81 90l91H'g Sept 1 S9 90 Corrp- ' I July. 49 4.1 49m4.li Bept 48 49 48 49 B Bid. ' Visible Sapply of Grata. NEW YORK. June 8. The vlalbla aim. ly of grain Saturday, June 1, as compiled V the New York Produce tirhinn. wn as follows: Wheat, 49,729,000 bu., de crease 1,068.000 bu. Corn, 6,669,000 bu.; Increase 967,000 bu. Oata, 10,625,000 bu.) decrease sa.uuu du. Kye, 522,000 bu.; de crease, 183.000 bu. Barley, 926,000 bu.; decrease 129,000 bu, Milwaukee Grata Market. VTT.TTif'virW . T .... urtrfUlvm . - - - . . . . i . v uhv . t. nuA a Steady; No. 1 northern, 81.091.o4: No. I northern. $1.001.02; July. 979T0, nil- Piwiur, O, Bf VXIO. ..BALEy Steady; No. 2, T6o; sample, 604 76c. ..r.?RNrrFlrm! No- ' ca". 540cs July, 680 bid. ' PMIadelpnla. Prodace Market. ' PHILADELPHIA. June 8.-EOQS Firm, ffood demnnd wu.t m Mh,- . . . - . . .. .,,., iiw won, liV at mark. CHEESEQuiet but steadv; New York full creams, oholce new, 14J)1444oi New York full creams, fair to good, new. 11145? - Toledo Seed Market. TOLEDO, O., June 8 SEED Clover. cah. 89 26: . October, $8.27; December. $.2-!; Uaroh, $8.2i; alslke, $8.09; timothy, Metal Market. NEW YORK," June $. METALfl There was a eharp decline In the Ixmdon tin mar ket with spot quoted at 187 and futures at 138 10s,- or about 8 under the last Quotation. Locally the -market was weak in consequence with spot quoted at 841.2 fi-41.76.- Copper also had a sharp break In the London market,' with spot closing 8 lower at 98 6s, and futures. 8 lower at 46. 1-oonlly the market was dull and nominally lower, with I-ake quoted at 824.04 4.7b; electrolytic at $3.0mjfJ3.60; casting at g-2.50. Lead was unchanged at 'M In the London market but was lower locally at 65.TVU4.G0. Spelter was uachanxed at 24 15s in London and $6 40 (po si in the local market Iron was lower in the English market. with standard foundry ouoted at tils 11. and Cleveland warrants at 61s 6d. Locally the market was unchanged; No. 1 foundry northern la quoted at $26 6o;t36.76; No. 8 northern foundry at $J6.0irii 26.26; No. 1 foun dry southern at $2 uOafi .00; No. 8 southern lounary at J4.om a.o. ST. LOUIS, June 8. METALS Lead, lower, $6.86,' spelter, arm. $6Jri. ' r a4 Melaseee. NEW YORK. June $ 8UOAR Raw, steady; fair running, 8. 84c; centrifugal, 94 teat 8.86c . Muiasaca sugar, 8.1 lo. Refined, steady: No. 6,. 4 40c: No. t, 4 66c; No. 8, 4.60c; No. 8, 4.46c; No. 10, 4.26c; No. 11, 4.30c: No. 18. 4.26c: No. 18. 4.20a: No. 14. 4.16c; confectioners' A. 4 80c; mould A. 1.16c: cut loaf. 6.70o: crushed. I la: nam. dered, . 6.11k-; - granulated, t.00c cubes, 1.15c. MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans epoa NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS Mrl4t is Weak sod Ktiy Isues Irop t Ktw Lew Lerilt. PACIFICS AND COPPER LEAD DECLINE ItaUy Rear the Close Is Dee to Bayln by Shorts Voleme of Dealings la Ssaall Boads Are Heavy. NEW YORK. June I. The tone of the stock market became weak again today end heavy declines carried some ot the moat conspicuous storks lower than they sold last Monday. The reasons for the weakness were not very apparent, beyond the obvious explanation that there was no demand for stocks. No effective demand developed at eny time during the evasion nd bear operators ahnwrd no urgency In the dealre to cover their shorts until the final hour of the trading. The amounts of stocks sold were not larse, but the entire prostration of the buying demand left prlcos easily vulnerable to selling pres sure. The Pacifies and-tha copper !n1ov trials were the weakest features, althotisrS the declining tendency of the market was eomprehenelve. Published reports of as sertions by the head of the Harrlman system of the necessity of retrenchment throughout the railroad world had some special effect on the stock of that system. The weakness of the coppers were sutllci ently explained by the severe decline In prices of the metal. The New York Metal exchange also marked down the price of the metal here. A report from Waahlna; ton that a determination had been reached not to puah the government prosecution as-elnat the Xtarrlmart rflilroad tlAd no stocks. Railroad traffic officials were quoted as usual In their weekly reviews of condl- imiiB 111 iiinir iieiua eiiiii eoi. unpi.w.i iu concede some falling off In the volume of freight moving, although claiming; an excoss still over tne corresponding perioa 01 irbi year. Railroad earnings reported con tinued to show an Improvement In the net returns for April, the addition of Pennsyl vania to the list, with the first Increase In net for many months, being regarded as especially significant on nccount of the representative character of the system. Some disturbance of sentiment was due to the persistent heavy demand for gold from Purls shipments to that point ar ranged here, amounting to 82,000.000 and at London to 82.900,000. It does not appear that any sinister significance lies behind this movement, which is most reasonably attributed to the trade activity In France, the large demands on the Bank of France and the low level of Its reserves, the pres ent holdings on that Institution. In spite of the accretions of the lest few weeks, remaining far below the amount held at this time last year. The flow of gold to Paris, nevertheless. Is the cause of mts- fivlngs in other markets, chiefly from the ear that It registers a knowledge of com ing political complications not known to the world at large. Rates for call loans In this market re tained the slight advance of the latter part of the week In view of the poor bank statement of Saturday and the further outgo of gold to Paris. Interior money markets report a disposition to greater ease. The Incoming reports to the con troller of the currency of the condition of national banks on May 22 show a marked strengthening of position at most Interior money centers with the preceding call on March 22. , Feeling regarding the wheat crop was less despondent, but the news of the cotton crop caused anxiety. Causes were sought for the weakness of storks nearer to the stock market Itself and there was a revival of many rumors previously heard of finan cial troubles, warded off after the March slump, but recurring with the yielding of prices again to the former unprofitable levels. The lack of confirmation of any of the trouble rumors as the day progressed had much to do with Inciting the shorts to cover more extensively late In the day. The substantial recoveries as resulting were well maintained to the last. Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value, 81,824.000. United States bonds were un changed on call. Number of sales and range of quota tions on the New York Stock exchange: Bales. High. Low. Close. aaama Exprwsa i.) i& an6 S'lO Amlim.ted Copper T4.100 8.1 Am. C.i A r I4.0W t 17 Am.. CAP. pld 100 Am. Cotton Oil 400 : a jb American Expnaa Am. H. A Lk fit American Ice " S3 3H 7 Z00 1 M A loS 113 ior 120 1 43 17 2 as s s 48 m 170 10 140 126 e is 43 M 81 17 41 114 ir 71 11 450 23 M 12 21 S 4 137 134 . 13 71 II 71 17 4 J4 40 104 47 e in p ' 62 41 60 1W 32 " 70 4 Am. Unseed Oil 800 10 Am. Linseed Oil pfd 8 Am. Looomotlve Am. Locomotive pfd... Am. 8. A R Am. 8. A R. pfd Am. Sugar Refining.... Am. Tobaooo pfd ctfa.. Anaconda Mining Co... Atchison Atchison pfd Atlantlo Coast Line.... Baltimore A Ohio Bal. A Ohio pfd Brooklyn Rapid Tr.,... Canadian Paclflo Central ot New Jersey. Chesapeake A Ohio.... Chicago Ot. rV ".'ioo 'uvi 'it" to6ro iiiii xo In IK 1.9T0 12l'H 113 1 M 16 (2 '" 164 3 10 139 1K1 too 11 S4.000 14.100 66 '4 8714 800 J0 95 3H 9.80O 1,400 168 800 T4 10 8W Chicago A N. W., ax-di.. 4.3-0 lit C, U. A 8t. r l.tOO 12o Chicago T. A T Chicago T. A T. pfd C . C, C. A Bt. L. ino 44 Colorado P. A I l.a-0 2X Colorado A Southern too 12 Colo. A 8o. let pfd Colo. A So. Id pfd 00 41 Consolidated Uaa Oi 116 Corn Products 900 14 Cora Producta Dfd 4 24 22 '40 11.1 14 Delaware A Hudson 1,160 141 140 Del., L. A W Denver A R. O D. A R. O. pfd blstlllsra' Securities rte Krle 1st pfd Erie td pfd , General Eleotrlo Illinois Central International Paper Int. Paper pfd Int. Pump Int. Pump pfd Iowa Central Iowa Central pfd Kanaas City Bo K. C. Bo. pfd Louisville A N no 43H t.x US 100 86 00 197 136 800 11 41 ' 46 W 137 136 19 10 !4 40 N l0 ) L400 io 'iiooo '7-' 39 24 Kr 110 1 "m" 'ti" ) 43 68 108 it 71 Mexican Central Winn. A Bt. Louis M , Bt. P. A S. 8. M M., Bt. P. A B. 8. M. pfd.. Missouri Psdco l. 72 M., K. A T 9,400 (1 M.. K. A T. Did 100 U National Lead 900 61 K. R. R. of M. pfd New York Central 16. C loe N. Y.. O. A W 400 tti Norfolk A W too 71 Konuis a w. pie. North American NO 44 IS Paclflo Hall Pennsylvsnta b',200 iiiii7 im People's Oas 800 ft 89 P.. C. C. A Bt. u ino Pressed Bteel Oar IU0 11 as il OS II 7 140 80 7 7S 23 11 18 41 10 1 1 74 110 14 68 137 27 41 lti- 7 H (6 33 114 4 2A los 11 22 tau 142 ? 1" 14 rreseed B. c. pfd....... .... Pullman Palace Car. Raiding 1M.500 1S 7 Reading 1st pfd Reading id pfd 100 T Republle Bteel 400 t4 71 24 84 41 0 Republic Bteel pfl &00 gl Rock Island Co I.tw 19 Rock Island Co. pfd 400 43 Bt. L. A 8. P. td pfd 9u0 0 BU Louis S. W... Bt. L. 8. W. pfd.. Southern Paolfto .. Bo. Pacific pfd.... Bo. Railway Bo. Railway pfd... Tennessee C A L. 74 7v. 17,000 0 110 110 17 64 ' 27 8.000 II MOO 87 Texas A Psclflo 1,100 r T.. fit. L. A W 100 17 T. , Bt. l- m w. pre.. Vnlon Paclflo Union Paelflo pfd i ... .111.600 111 128 V. B. Kxprees V. A Reslty C. 8. Rubber I). 8. Rubber pfd C. 8. Bteel V. 8. Bteel pfd Va.-Caro. Chemloel .. 0 100 10.100 U.100 o ', ""ioo 70 100 M 2 H 'ii 27 mo 13 H 41 M 34 'ii 2 10b Va-Cara. Cksm. pfd.. Wabash ... Wabash pfd Wslla-Fargo Kipresa , Westlsghouee Eleoleto Weetera Union Wheeling A L, B U0 71 71 Wisconsin lentral .... Wis Central pfd Northers Psclflo 10 34 111 ! 83 14 15 113 ll'-'H U 22 Ceotrsl Leather Centre! Lesther pfd... 1 Bloae Bhetteid Bteel 100 44 Orsst Nerthem Bid 4.?utt Ui Lit. Metropulllsn Leu 14 In I Msropalltaa pfd i.OuO r Total salsa lur the day. TU.bul siiwr-a. 14 111 16 44 s 131 15 PorelaTn Financial. LONDON, June $. Money was In quiet demand la the market today and rates were easy. Discounts were harder. India and France seoured the gold, 81,600,000 available. In the open market at W ad vance. The Stock exchange failed to bene fit by the easier rates for. nionsy, the transactions generally were narrow and prices were depressed, owing to the recent liquidation and further cold exports to France. The quotations at the close were easier. The disappointing tone of the New York market tHaturday and the poor New York bank statements caused Americans to ruls heavy In the forenoon at a fraction beluw farlty, and realizations and bear pressure n the afternoon, followed by New York selUng, caused another setback and prices tatlonv of tlie day. Foreigners were Hat 1'P". RuKtaiM erl weak. Japanese Im perial r ef 1904 closed at 102. BKRL1N.- Jens t. Prices on the Bourse t'1ay were weak. PARIS. June 8. Prices on the Bourse today opened . heavy, eaperlally copper allures, but the tone Improved slightly to ward the close. Russian imperial 4 s were not quoted. Russian bonds of 1904 closed at 4i w York Money Market. NEW YORK. June 8-MONEY-On call, easy, 1'2 per cent; ruling rate. 1 per cent; cloainft hid, 1 per cent; offered at 2 pereent. Time loans, dull and easy; sixty daya. '8 -per cent; nlnetyd ays, 8ft4 per cent; six months, 4; per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Mj6 per cent. ST ER LI NO EXCHANGE F'rm. with actual business In bankers' bills at $4. 8fiT8 ti-4 f9 for demand and at $4.S37!fi4 S37S fir sixty-day Mlla; posted rates, $4.8t'u'4.87; Commercial bills, $4 83 SILVER Bar tlc; Mexican dollars, 62Sc. RONDfi Onvernment;, steady; railroad, steady and heavy. Closing- quotations on bonds toVsy were as fol'ows: 1 " V. a. ret. ta, rag ...14H Janan . id acrtaa. do coupon 104 do 4s ctfa..., 13 J 1 V. t. ret. is, ....l"l do 4s otfs ... do coupon V. 8. old 4a. rB do coupon U. 8. n. 4a, rug do coupon Am Tobacco 4a..... do 4 At'-hlsrvn gen. 4a "do sd). 4s Atlantic C. L. 4a... Bsl. A Ohio 4a do la Brk. R. T. 0. 4s Central of Oa. (a. do 1st Inc do id Inc do Id ino .lot do td series.... . 9P I A N. snl. 4a. .1"" "Man. e. g. 4a.. .12 Msx. Central 4s .12 do 1st Ine ..100 .. H .. 77 .. t0 . 71 Minn. A 81. L, 4s. S4 .106eeeM i K. 4, T. , .37 do ta M . o N. R. R. of M. a. 4a 43 . n. T. a g ls l . N. J. C. . la 111 . 13 Kn. Paclflo 4s... lon . " so is , .104 N. A W. . 4a..., . tf O. B. L. rfdg. 4s... . 70 Penn. conr. i4s... 71 . 96 , II S M Reading gen. 4s... Chea. A Ohio 4. ...1") St. L. A 1. M. o. 6s..llo Chlrsgo A A. 3s.. St. U A B P. fg. 4S. 7 C. B. A Q. n. 4s.... 1 8t L. 8. W. 0. 4s... 7? C. R. I. A P. 4s.... 47 aeshosrd A. L. 4s... 71 do ent. sa S4 Sn fi.lfle Se SSUk ! r. ,aB1 , r r J . M,a. i.......: t do 1st 4s ClfS " tn. Railway ta 1' Texas A P. Is 112 Colo. A 80. 4s seTji w. L. A W. 4s 71 cubs Cs ...102 Vnlon Pacific 4 101 u. tm n. u. s va t1. a. ateei aa es. Distillers' Sec, ts... II Wabash Is Krle p, . 4s.. 1 88 Western MfJ. 4s... do gen. 4s so W. A U B. 4s.. Jsr-sn (s Wis. Central 4a... Hid. Offered. Ex-Interest. 6 ...10S ... 74 ... 90 ... IS Reaton Stocks and Bonds. BOSTON. June 8. rail loans, 8Hf per cent; time loans, 4Vgt4 per cent. Official cloning on slocks and bonds: Atchison adj. 4a..... 92 Plngham It do 4a 'Cel. & Heels. boo Mex. Central 4s "0 Centennial .1 2, Atchison 17 Copper Hsnge 74 do pfd Paly West II Boeton A Albany 116 Franklin 13 Hoston A Maine 160 Oranby 130 Boston Elevated 133 Isle Royals 18 Fitchburg pfd li Mass. Mining Mexican Central Michigan 12 N. T., N. H. A H...100 Mohawk t Vnlon Pacific 110 Mout. C. A C 1 Am. Pnau. ube T Old Dominion 41 Amer. sugar ........ .110 usoenia lzo do pfd ...122 Parrot 11 ..116 Qulncy Ill .. 14 Shannon 11 .. Ki Tamarack 106 ..90S Trinity It .. II I'nltad Copper (7 .. 66 V. 8. Mining 41 ..47 Utah 67 ..104 Victoria T .. 67 Winona T .. 17 WolTsrtns 150 .. 12 North Butte 62 .. U Butte Coslltlon 13 ... J Nerads 13 .. 41 Mitchell 1 .. M AM sod a Com. 16 .. U Am. T. A T Am. tVoolon do pfd Edison Elec. lllu. Mass. Electric .... do pfd Mass. Oss United Krult United B. M. ....... do pfd , V. a. Steel do pfd Adventure Alloues Amalgamated Atlantlo Bid. 'Asked. London Closlna; Storks. LONDON, June 8. Closing quotations on stocks were as follows: Consols, money .. do sccount j Ansronda Atchison do pfd Baltimore A Ohio.. 81 N. Y. Cantral 11S 14 Norfolk A W 74 . 11 do pfd IS 13 . 19 Ontario A W. . 97 Pennsylvania . th Rand Mines .. .. 40 .. .. 60 .. 18 .. 6X .. TS ..133 .. 91 .. 32 .. .. 13 .. IS .. 84 .. 17 Censdlsn Pacific ,.W Reading Cheaapeeke A Ohio.. 14 Southern Railway Chicago Ot. W... C, M. A St. P... De Beers Denver A R. O.. do pfd Erie do 1st pfd do td pfd Illinois Central .. Loulsvllls A N... M.. K. A T ... 10 do pfd ...1? Southern Pacific .. ... 23 Vnlon Pacllo ...15 do pfd ... 71 C. S. Steel ... 21 do pfd ...67 Wsbash ... 14 do pfd ...110 Spanish 4s ...Ill Grand Trunk ...il Tx-dlvldend. ' SILVER Bar, quiet, Sid per ounce. ;-'i iN L SifiitH per cent Thi rare of discount in the open market for short bills Is 3 per cent; for three months' bills, t per cent. tt York Mlnlnar Mocks. NEW YORK, June 8. Closing quotations on mining stocks were Adams Con. 10 Little Chief ... ... T ...m ...140 ... IS ... 14 ... 14 ... if ...224 Alice Breecs Brunswick Con. . Comstock Tunnel Con. Col. A Vs.. Horn Silver Iron Silver LerlMa Cnn. ... Offered. ..400 .. 26 .. 43 .. tfl ,. 71 ..HO ..200 Ontstio Onhir Potosl Ssvsge Sierra Nevada Small Hopes .. Btauaare .. Income of AmAlaramated Copper. NEW YORK,' June 8. The net Income of the Amalframnted Copper company for the year ended April 80 last is shown by the annual -report today to be 814,154,400, an In crease over the previous year of 84.992.863. The surplus for the year after payment of dividends was 82,228,088, an Increase of 81. 816,106. ' llnsk of fJermnny Statement. BERLIN, June 8. The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank of Oermany shows the following changes: Cash lp hand, de creased 81.660,000m.; Treasury notes. In creased 660,000m.; other securities, In creased 68,640,000m; notes In circulation, Increased 67,920,000m. Treasury Statement. WASHINGTON, June 8. Today's state ment of the treasury balances In the gen eral fund, exclusive of the 8160,000,000 gold reserve, shows: Available cash bal ance, 8159,480,878; gold coin and bullion, $91,622,406; gold certificates, $62,676,860. Bank Cleartne;s. OMAHA, June 8. Bank clearings for to day were 82.832.1S4 and for the correspond ing date last year $2,105,602.78. Cotton Market. NEW YORK. June 8. COTTON Spot closed steady and 10 points higher; mid dling uplands. 12.80c; middling gulf, 13.15c; sales, 600 bales. New York cotton quotations furnished by Logan A Bryan, 118 Board ot Trade building: I Open. I High. I Low. Close. July 80.11511 80.11H8 80.11431 80.11M 6opt 01184 O.llTTi 0.1169 0.1172 Dec 0.11961 0.1206 0. 118610. 12U2B LIVERPOOL, June 8 COTTON-Spot quiet; prices 8 points higher; American middling fair, 8.46d; good middling, 7.92d; middling, 7.38d; low middling, 7.04.1; good ordinary, 6.8d; ordinary, 6.00d. The sales of the day were 6.000 bales, of which 1,600 were for speculation and export and ln cl"rt"d 6 Soft American. ST. LOUIS. June 8. COTTON Firm; middling, llc. rales, 682 bales; receipts, none: shlDments. 600 balea: stork 20.111 i bales. inuAV ORLEANS. June 8 The New Orleans Cotton exchange Is closed; legal holiday. Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlta. NEW YORK, June 8. ETVAPO RATED APPLES Market is steady for spot and a modurate business Is reported. Fancy are quoted at 84iiHk;; choice, 7S?Hoi prime, 8ltjl toVfcc: poor to fair, 6Hto. , , CALIFORNIA DRIED FTtUIT 8 Prunes are firm with prints advancing on the atrong primary situation. Quotations for California fruit range from 4c to 12-c. Ore gon, 6c to 10?. Apricots are scarce and firm; choice, lSVflKc; extra choice, lSK820c; fancy, a121c. Peaches, firm; choice, lli lltyc; extra choice, 12'rTil2or fancy. 12Vi 13c; extra fancy, Htgl&c. Ralalns continue llrm, with loose muaoatel quoted at 8VSIO0; seeded raisins, 7&UVc; London layers, $1.601.65. Coffee Market. NEW YORK. June 8 COFFEE Market for coffee futures opened steady at un changed prices to an advance of 6 points ami improved aurmg tne aession, in sym pathy with ateady European cables and support for the leading Interests. Offer, lngs were not heavy and It required only a moderate demand to advance prices. The close waa steady at a net gain of ttflS points. Salea. 28.6U0 bags, Including July at 1.16c; Auguat, 6 too; September, tV9 a sue; uecemiier, o ot-c; jdarcn, 6.4uj.C t0c; May. 6 50c Spot 00 (Tee, ateady; No. 7 Rio. c: No. 4 Bun toe, 1c; mild coffee, dull; ucraova, rruo. Whisky Market PEORIA, June 8. WHISKY Steady, at 11.81. sr. IXJUIS, June I. WHISKY Bteady, t 1 Cr( l AGO, June I. WHISKY aUeedy, si.ee OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Good feef Cattle Fairly AotWe at Till Stead Frieea. HOGS TAKE A TURN DOWN THE HILL heep and Lambs In Very Active De. and Light Receipts, He. setting ! the Hlgheat Prices of the Year. SOUTH OMAHA. June 8. 1807. Receipts were: Cattle Hog Sheep. Official Monday 6.621 8.431 8,648 Same day last week 6.9 4.108 8ame day $ weeks ago.... 6.007 -6,617 81 04 Same day 2 weeks ago.. 6,T9 6.173 4.774 Same day 4 weeks ago.. 4.232 6.140 7,1 Same day last year 6,723 4.848 1.91S The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date, compared with last years. 1907. 19H6. Inc.. Dec. Cattle 4S1.S36 407.178 74,650 Hogs 1.074.7M 171.rri 81.480 Sheep 771,6.7 712.H90 43,687 CATTLE QUOTATIONS. Oood to choice corn-fed steers 85.lMTt.lt Good to fair corn-fed steers v 6 80f 76 Common to fair steers t.VAt 80 Good to choice fed cowa 4.85480 Fair to grod cows and heifers IfVVh t K Good to choice stockers and feeders 4 406 00 Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 8 9xff4 40 Common to fair stockers 8 0016 90 Rulls, stags, eto I.JBW.TR Veal calves 4.00f5.7t RANGE OF PRICES. Cattle. Hogs. Omaha $1.7Twg2rt $5.2Hi;6.18Vi Chicago l.r7.2 6.0 &6.35 Kansas City..., l.toij.ft 6.75 ft.8o St. Louts 1.806.26 8 00 SiO.40 Sioux City t.7n.00 6.96 b'd.Oo The following table shows the average price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat several daya, with comparisons: Date. 11907. 1906. 11906. 11904. 11908. 1190S. 1901. May 22... May a.. May 24.. May 25.. May Hi... May n.. May 2S... May 29.. May 30... May 81... Juna 1... June I.. June 8.., istl $ 11 6 83! 191 6 23 8 82 6 27 a ZK 8 29 6 391 6 3::! 6 29! 6 81 t 301 8 19 T 021 6 64 5 88 t 17 8 16 6 191 6 17 I 4 27 8 19 7 0E i 63 04, 8 99 e 4 86 1 06 8 67 I 68 s 8 60 4 841 6 04 4 39 t 931 M t 77 16 97' 8 73 7 021 t 90- 4 47' 4 49 86.92HI t 68 8 93 8 121 t 171 6 ml 6 09! 6 16! t 19 a 4 63 8 70 7 m t 62 01 6 WH 6 09 8 81 7 101 6 4 60! 7 12 7 07' 7 18 6 69 6 70 e t 70 4 63 4 49 t 931 8 071 t 99 4 4S Sunday. The official number of cars of stock brought In today by each road was: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, H'r'", C. M. & Bt P. 7 1 Wabash 4 Mo. P. Ry 82 U. P. system S3 10 t 1 C. A N. W. (east) ..8 8 C. ft N. W. (west) ..71 85 C. Bt. P., M. O.. 82 7 8 C, B. eV Q. (east) ..9 .. ' 1 C, B. tk Q. (west) ..68 20 5 C, R. I. et P. (east).. 10 11 ., C, R. I. A P. (west). .. 1 Illinois Centrvl 1 t ., .. Chicago Gt. Western. 28 1 .. .. Total receipts 289 80 11 I The uisposiiiuii of tat. day s reoeipts was as follows, each buyer purcnaslng the num ber of head ludlcated: Cattle. Hogs. Bheep. Omaha Packing Co. Swift and Company Cud any Packing Co. 742 AiO 268 1,047 1.141 1,647 1,604 t40J 1,721 l.OSl 774 180 Armour & Co. Cudahy P. Co. , country. Lobman & Co IS!) 119 8 8 66 7 168 4 4 89 418 Hill & Son F. P. Lewis .... J. H. Bulla Mike Haggerty . J. B. Root at Co. S. A a T B. lnghram .. Sullivan Bros. ... V. D. Beef Co. Other buyera .. Totals 6,777 8,870 2,648 CATTLE Receipts of cattle were quite liberal this morning, the oferings consisting largely of beef steers with quite a sprinkling of really good stuff. Buyers were out ' In good season, both sellers and packers, so that the market opened early with the more desirable kinds Belllnff fully steady. There was some disposition on the part of buyers to bid a Utile lower, but the demand was most too good to admit of bearish tactics being fol lowed to any extent, with the result that the most of the cattle sold at practically steady prices. The market waa reasonably active, so that the most of the offerings changed hands In good season. There were only a few loads of cows and hslfers here and they sold very readily at good strong prices. Outside buyers and speculators took them all, as packers were still refusing to buy, except subject to post mortem Inspection. This means that while the few cattle coming are bringing good prices, the demand Is limited and com mission men are still advising the country to hold back everything In the way of she stuff. There were not enough stockers or feeders in sight to make a market, but what there were sold very readily at strong prices. Representative sales: BECF D1LE.K3, No. II.... 11... 12... At. lr. No. At. Pr. ..1244 I 71 ..1364 5 15 . .1J.S1 f 76 ..1174 I 75 ..1371 i 76 1011 I 00 746 8 00 130 6 00 1121 ( 04 307 6 10 10-11 I IS 10 II II T... 17... 11... II... .mw 6 75 1010 I to I 16 ( 15 I 14 6 40 640 6 40 19.. 1427 1421 5 10 11... 1... 1111 24.. .. 11.. (... I.. 21.. 31.. (5.. 10.. 20.. 47.. II.. II.. 13. . 44.. 1.. 14.. 14.. 14.. 81.. t IU lost lleg i to 4... 11(0 1004 IM 6 to 14... 1280 6 10 41... 11-31 W77 1487 15 14... 11... 1304 M C 36 i 15 im 107 t 40 im TT... I to 1404 4... ... 171 1 to i so 1820 6 45 117 180 1273 1130 12i I M SO I to 6 so 21... 11S I W lost I u 21. 17 1214 8 44 81... ins) 1 40 ........ioe e w 1443 t 00 1270 00 13M I Ot 21... .117 6 40 1114 I 40 .1147 ( 40 1001 I 40 12.11 1 15 1UT i 48 n... 40... 14... 11 I 15 27... 1544 to II... 14U i 9... 1171 6 TO cows. ... T 1 78 ...10UO I II ... 10 I IS ...10O0 I 15 ... no i to ...1100 4 00 ...120 4 00 ...lltto 4 10 ...1065 4 10 ...1140 4 15 ...1110 4 tn ...lt?i 4 15 1 7 1 1 i:::::. u , 1 , 1 . 6 ....1301 ....10M 4 it 4 25 ....10O0 4 26 ....11 "0 4 15 ....MH1 4 25 ..,.1000 t 15 1 15 ....l7 ....1231 4 46 10..., .... 140 4 to ....1470 4 50 424 4 0 ....1H 4 40 .... 30 4 45 .... IM 4 40 .... 840 4 40 .... 460 4 40 I..., 1... 1..., ..., a... I..., ... tl 4 84 1... HKIFKR3. 110 8 75 17 ISO 146 a...;.. 11... 11... 423 4 25 I. 4 15 BULLS. ....1030 ....1540 ....1430 ....la0 I 50 1. ..1540 4 50 ..1470 4 40 ..1500 4 40 ..1170 4 40 ..1sfl0 4 45 ..1430 4 70 .. 710 4 TS ..1440 4 80 4 00 4 10 4 10 1. ..t... ....1470 426 ..1140 4 M ..1540 4 15 ..V- 4 45 ,.1430 4 45 CALVES. .. 110 4 00 V: .,1M 175 .. 131 I 71 .. 140 I 71 .. 120 I 71 .. 8X 6 Tt 110 I 00 1....: 120 1 w 11 6 54 II 6 75 1 170 1 11 8.. 8., 1. 8TOCKER9 AND FEEDERS. T 771 4 K 10 Ttl 4 54 4 IW 4 3J I 734 4 45 16 4 40 16 Ill 4 10 II 470 4 50 HOUS- The market opened anywhere from a shade to 60 lower on light and me dium weight hogs. The trade was not very active even at the decline. Hogs of that deacrlptlon sold largely at 86.06u610, with a top at $6 20. While the moat of the llsrht hogs sold In fair season at the ran ire noted, buyera were still more bearish on the neavy nogs. Diaaing etriuo lower. Sell. era were very slow to make tne concession asked by packers, but they were forced to tako on as mucn as ec, the market closing I weaa at tne aecune. Representative sales Kb. At. Bk. Pr No. At. (b. Pr. II lei 1M I 2Vi 44 141 30 08 44 130 ... 13 61 34 140 I 04 61 lit 830 8 M 83 131 Ike 4 OA 44 11 0 I M II 2 ... I 0 64 HI 40 5 M 10 244 ... 4 Ot 11 IM 12 I S 41 241 10 4 44 II tT 10 5 7a 64 141 ... 06 It 13 40 I rI 71 170 SO I 04 41 l 140 6 7j il 177 S 04 11 ro t 1 4 its to i ot CI 3 ... OA tl l Its) I 46 34 lol 0 I M Tl 317 ... I ST 14 en I? so 4 00 U lal 1 iu 61 Ill 140 4 00 49 3bQ 40 I SI 41 . 371 ... 4 40 74 l.0 10 0714 41 t!i 140 4 00 17 134 SO 47'. 14 4 44 I 0 44 1-4 40 07 44 870 40 4 OtH TO 2!4 140 4 01 hi 44 144 40 I OI B4 Ml ... I Of 41 IM ... M 14 Bl4 SO 4 (TTV 74 la 10 6 034 71 I I 4 I47U IT 11 K Itstvtj SO .240 0 47 41 ttl ,.. 4 03 It ISO UK) I 07 I 44. Ml ... Of II 131 WIN 11 ttt 40 4 OS Tl Ill ... i 44 let 4 thn TL MI 1 8 U 77 tit 40 re T4 ;t 4 1 10 44 2.H 40 I (15 74 lot ... 4 10 7i) IIS lo r II it sn 10 II t-4 ion I ns re s I 10 71 21 10 5 1'i ISO I 10 41 I I 130 4 05 137 SO I , It 145 ... OS 77 Ill 49 I 17- 14 t"8 K IN 75 2o4 U'l 4 18't 6 i'S 40 I 05 63 2"3 40 4 '? t, 71 HI ... I 05 10 1 .'I . . 4 12 61 :5 10 4 04 13 "0 SO 4 n 14 8.4 10 I 04 so IM 41 I IS 7 V ... IN II 171 40 I jo 43 234 100 06 S I T V V I ' Veev llvVtf r-rm I m n A . . ....... ...j ..v.o'in .(Illt-lll demand resulted In the hlahest prices of the season being paid In the aheep barn thle morning. It waa not ao much a mut ter of price with the buyers as It was of eft In the stuff. They paid a hlah as (V 40 for Mexican ewes, JS.T5 for Mexican wooled lambs and 81.10 for shorn lnmha. All these prices were the highest of the year to date. Just how much higher thev were than the close of last week It would be hard to say. The ewes were 40c, the wooled lnmhs lfic and the shorn lambs VM higher than anything has brought before this year. It could aafclv bo n-iotod 1F, 210 higher. (jttuiatlonB on simiri slnpu: Mi. ml in etiolr lambs $7.76418.10: fair to sfood laintis. J6 5Hf7.75; common to cull lambs, f 1 .o?, ?; good to choice yearllnsrs. light, $1 101,1 6 75 good to choice yenrlliiKB. heavy, $6 1t a.no: lair to goon yearunes. is watf Yfi; good to choice wethers. 8A.204M.40; fair to good wethers, SSftMnVJO; good ti choice ewes, $S.RMl.40; fair to good ewes. $4.76'&6.ri5; culls, bucks and stags, $3X4.25. no. av. rr. 421 western wethers l?r 6 ?5 88 Colorado lambs W 8 10 816 Colorado lambs 81 8 10 876 Colorado lamhs S2 8 10 Wi Neb. Mex. wooled lambs.... 8 75 2t Neb. Mex. wooled lambs.... 66 8 76 CHICAGO L8VB STOCK MARKET Cattle Ktrons; to Fifteen Cents IMcher Hoi s Five Cents Lower. CHICAGO, June 8. CATTLE Receipts, $4,000 hesd; market strong to 10 15c higher. Common to prime steers, It.BOJt $.60; cows, 83.26 6.00; helfors, $3.00 6.60: bulls, 83.60ti 4.60; calves. $3.76(8 6.75; stockers and feeders, $3 00(5.16. HOGS Receipts, 44.000 head; market Be lower. Choice to prime heavy, $6.27 V4 6 32 Vic; medium to good heavy, $6.22 H 6.27 V,; butcher weights, 18.2348 3-i; good to prime mixed, 86.266 80; llnht mixed, $4.26i(6$0; packing, 35.60fl'6.20; Slg. 83.60-3 6. SO; selected, $6.306.85; ulk of sales, 84.26 6 80. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14,000 head; market strong to 20Q2fic higher. Sheep, 85.26S8.85; yearlings, $.757.15: lambs, $6.76 8.80. New York Live (ck Market. NEW TORK. June 8 RFRVr.lB. celpts, 8,180 head, steers, firm to 10c higher; hulls and cows, orn'lOo higher, all sold. Steers, 86,20rp,10; no cholre steers here; bulla. 83.75 u.o: cowa. 12 VAiiiJ kn 1 Jv.nw, and London cables quoted live cattle steady ii-joi; per pouna aressea weight; re frigerator beef higher at Vki10c per pound, Sheep Selling at lrV(il54c, dressed weight. CALVES Receipts, 7,047 head; veale, strong to 26c higher; buttermilks, steady. Veals, Ui UKbK.U): few selected, sume in twv.e 8.76; culls. $5.0t8t.&0; buttermilks, fc.OOri 6.75; mixed calvea, $6.267,6.75; dressed calvoa, firm; city dressed ' veals, 8313c; country dreased, 812c. BMKfc.f AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.1H7 head; sheen steady: vearllns-s and lnmha. Bteady to strons-. Sheen. 14 hv,M ua- nii. $3.60; yearlings (heretofore quoted its lambs)) $8.60; lambs (heretofore quoted as spring Million, l.nrilu.PU. HOJB Receipts, 12,108 head; market higher; stato and Pennsylvania hogs, $6.80 (t.W; few, $7.00. Kansas City Live Stock Market. KAN8AS CITT. Mo . June JiTTt p Receipts, 14,0 head, Including 2,(kX) head Buuuitrns; maraei aieaay; choice export and dressed beef steers, $n.80J(4i.00; fair to food, $4.764t.76; western fed sleers, $4 60?i 80; stockers and feeders, $3.254-7o; south ern steers, 8S.7&4i6.60; southern cows. 32.25i 8 90; native cows, 83.0lHg.4.tii; native heifers, 83.80fifi.35: bulla IS -i-,i 7fi- ralue. 4.50. HOGS Reoelpts, 15,000 head; market 10fl 12Uc lower: top. 16.22V,: bulk nf sales. 1R ift ft.17V: heavy, $u.02H5.12Va; packers, $6.10 b.l5; lights, M.lotJ.SJV,; piKs, $5.6tKir.00. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10,000 head; market 10c higher; lambs, $7.26(J4).00; ewes and yearlings, 86.tWi6.75; western fed yearlings, $6.367.10; western fed eheep, $0.40(0.26; stockers and feeders, $3.5n5.2a. St. Lonls Live Stork Market. BT. LOUIS. June 8. CATTLB Recelnta. 4.8O0 head, Including 2,000 Texan: market strong; native snipping and export steers, 85.80'(j.26; dressed beef and butcher steers, $4.80djt.80; steers under l.OOO lbs., 84.00Co.76; stockers and feeders, $3.00jS.OO; cowa and neirers, xa.iwno.oo; canners, K.wral.TO; bulls, $2.6S4.70; calves, 86.Of-ari2.0O; Texas and Indian steers. 82.66.fcG.60: cows and heifers Il.804i4.40. HOQS Receipts, 6,000 head; steadv: plas and lights, $6.966.40; packers, 80114.87; butchers and best heavy, $6 S(Kg.40. cnaiur- ainjj l,AMllr- Kecelpts, B.rjdO head; market strong; native muttons, $4.C0 ftrt.4o; lambs. 84.7d(uH.86: culls end hurka $4.56&6.26; stockers, t3.00OH.76. St. Joseph Live Stock Market. - . . w ... , 1 , u ... n 4 . ji'j nr, .iin, 4.100 head; steers steady to easy, cows lv& via lower; natives, $4.606.25; cows and heifers. 22 T.Vlri Fl- et nr-U arm nr,A t..A-m $3.6174.60. HOGS Receipts. 8.191 head; market l(Vf 15c lower: ton. Ifi AV Vmiu nf t j-,,. 6.1B. ' " - SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 7,435 head; strong to 10c higher; wooled lamhs, H2L.cllpPed labs, $7.S6fl7.90; yearllnan. wethera. Ill aftn, (K- .nu, er a,., 6.10. Slonx City Live Steek Market. BIOUX CITY, la., June 8-(8peclal)-Cat-tle receipts 1,600; market strong; beoves 84.75(86.00; cows, bulls and mixed $3.76c4.85; tocWere anrl funar. II Ai, 1 . . yearlings, $3.7054. 60. HOOo-Receipts 4,800; market Be lower, uuuia ai eu.HKUTi.wi. xiuik eo-wa'tvtus, r '" Stock la Sight. Recelnta of live, mt rsilr a ih. , , western markets yesterday; . Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. South Omaha 6,621 6.4.U 1648 Sioux City 1,600 4,5ftt Kansas City 14,000 15,000 10,000 "TV O.im 7,4,16 Rt. LAUla a ftno anno iea .................. VVVV w.wv e,w Chicago 24.000 44,000 14.000 Total ......63.021 88,121 27,583 v OMAHA WHOLBSAa.18 MARKtET. Condition of Tirade and tenotatloaa on Staple and Faney Prodnee. EOOS Per dot., 16o. BUTTER Packing stock, 16o; choice lo fancy dairy, 18ijKuc; creamery, 2123o. LIVE POL'LTrJ Hens, loc; old roost ers, 6Sc; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 10c; young roosters, tVu-ic; geese, ta FRUITS. CALIFORNIA CH KRP.1ES Per bog of about 8 lbs.. 82.26. PINEAPPLKS Florida, 48 site. 32.78 per crate; 42 size, $3.00 per crate; 38 site, $4.00 per crate; 80 size, $4.60 per crate. STRAWBERRIES-Mlssourl, 24-qt. cases, $2.76fca.0O. TROPICAL FHU'TS. LEMONS Llmonlera, 10s size, $6.2; 860 Blze, $8.75; other brands, 6O0 less. BANANAS Per medlum-slttd bunch, $2.)ij2.25; Jumboes, $2. 80(33. 50, ORANGES Mediterranean Sweets, 150 176, 200, 16 and m sizes, $3.60; 86, 126, 288 sites. $3.00: California Navels, extra fancy, 176, 200, 218. 250 sixes, $4.60; fancy. 126 site, $3.76; 150 size, $3.60; choice, large sites, per box. $2.7633.00. FIGS California, bulk, 4He; 6-crown Turkish, 14c; 4-crown Turkish, lie; 8-crown Turkish, 8c. DATES Kadaway, Pac; sayers. to; bal lowls, fo; new. stuffed walnut dates, 8-lb. bom. $1.00, OLD VEGETABLES. POTATOES Table sioelt, per bu.. 80e3 $1.00; ad e-.ock. 8oc3i.00. NAV X BEANS Per bu., No. 1. $1.80; No. 8. $1.80. NEW VEGETABLES. POTATOES-$1.15 per Du. ASPARAGUS 46fcc per dot. bunches. BEANS New wax and stung, per barn per, $4.00. BEETS, TURNIPS AND CARROTS Per do, bunches, 4f)4fi60c. SABB AGE California, c. ELERY Florida, $186 per dot. ONICNg-Red or yellow, Colorado, per !! UPDIKE GRAIN COMPANY Room tea Bee Building. TtL Denotes 2475 Members ol All Principal Grain Exchanges Your Business Solicited bu., 8100; Texas sliver skin, ptr crate, shout 45 K'S , .' 6. fellow Texas, per crate, about 45 Ihs., $2 00. Ureen onluna, per dua, Ac. TIE PLANT-Per lb., $0. TO.MATtiF.S-Florlds. ranry, 10-lb crale. $8'a-i,S; cholre $;.6lT76. I.KAF LLTTl CK-Hothouee, per dot. hfmls, 4c. CI C I'M HERS Per do., $1.00. PARSLE Y -Hothouse, per doa, bunches, 4 RADISHES Per dot. bunches, bomt Srown, 2vc; txtra large bunches, 400 per ot. REEF CUTS. No 1 loin, ITSc; No. 8 loin. I.IV10: No. 8 loin. 6Sc; No. 1 rib, 13c; No. 2 rib, 10c; No. i 3 rib, HI40; No. 1 round, SVjc; No. 8 round, kc; No. 8 round Sc; No. 1 chuck. S'r; No. 2 rhuck. Sc; No. 8 chuck, 5c; No. 1 plate, 3V--; No. 3 plate, 3c; No. 3 plate, 8c. MISCkiLLAN EOl'S PI O AR-Ornnulaled cane, in sacks, 8o.51 grnniilalcd heet. In sacks, $5 41. COFFEE - Roasted, No. Rf., 6o per Ib.f No. S'l. ile per lb.; No. . 18c er lb.; No, 80, HV per lb.; No. 21. UVkc per lb. CHEKSK P-lnck Swiss, 18c; iiuiberget, 14c; Tiung Americas, lie. NUTS California walnuts. No. 8, soft shell, llic; No 1, aoft ahell, lfic; Jirailla, lliSWlSo; pecans. WtjV2o; filberts. i;r; pra nuts, raw, 7rc; roasted, 8H; California al monds, 17V,c; cocoiiiiutn, $5 00 rr bu HIDES AND TAI.I.OW-Oreen laltad. No. 1, 9c; No. 2, 8c; bull hides, ft'; greets, hides, No. L 7'o; No. 8, 6o; horse, $l.fctf 3 60; sheep pella, 60ctf$1.2R. Tallow, No. L 4Vjc; No. 2. 8ic. Wool. 16ff?2o. CANNEli GOODS Corn, standard, west, ern. 6iku60c: Maine, $1.15. Tomatoes, fancy, 1-pound cana, $1.45; standard, 8-pound cana $1 20. Pineapples, grated, 8-pound, 82.3ini $30; sliced, $l.;6u3.8i; fancy Hawaiian, IU lha., $1.75. dallon apples, $23 00. CalJ . fnrnla apricots. $2.ua Pears. $1.781 lVcl:e3. $l.7fcU-2 40; I C. pearhea, $. .00 2 50. Alaska salmon, red, $1.15; fancy Chinook, llat. $2.10: fancy sorkeye, flat, $1 H6. Sardines quart, r oil. $3.26; three, quarters mustard, $2.76. Sweet potntoea, $l.li'al.2p Bauer kraut, 90o. Pumrklns, S"4 lytl.Oo. Wax henns, 8-lb., 8fK-4jl.oo. Llmg beans, 2-lb.. 75c'ii1 35. Soaked peas 2-lb., ft)c; early June, 86ciii$1.16; fancy, 81. 25-51.45. CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prun. are somewhat unsettled by freer offerings from second hands, who eeeti desirous o moving supplies of Immediate grades. Quo tatlona range from 3Vo to 80 for California fruit and from SViC to 60 for Oregon. Pearhea are sllghily easier, with fancy yellows quoted at I2'tic. Raisins are firm; loose Muscatels are quoted at 89e; seeded raisins, v,ruiie. FISH Pickerel, dressed, Be; pike, dressed, 12o; white fish, dressed, winter caught, lSrulfic; trout, 120-160; halibut, 13c; salmon, 15c; catrtsh, irc; herring, dressed, (So; crapples, round, rVJilerj crapples, largo, fancv, 15c; black bass, 2Sc; sinolts, sweet and fine, 13c; eel, ISc; blue fish, 15c; red anapper, 12c: roe shad, per pair, eOifffVici frog lege, 800 40c; lobsters, green, per lb., 87c; lobster, boiled, per lb., 80c; mackerel, Spanish, per lb., 16c; mackerel, native, RiJ$ 25c per lh. ; fresh green turtle meat, 2Rc lb. CURED FISH-Famlly white fish, pef quarter bbl., 1"0 lbs . $4.00; Norway mack erel, No. 1. $35.00; No. 2. $28.00; herring, In bhls., 200 lha. each; Norway. 4k, $1100. HAY Choice upland, per ton. 111.50;. me dium. $10.50; No. 1 bottom, 39.00; off grades, $4-0(io.50. Rye straw, $7. ' Oils and Rnsln. ' NEW TORK. June 8. OTLS Oottonseod, firm; crude, f. o. b. mills, B0e; yellow, 624c. Petroleum, steady; refined, New York, 88.20; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 30.16; In bulk, 34.70. Turpentine, quiet, 629 62e. ROPIN Firm; strained, common to good, $4 8O-s-4.nO. OIL CITT, Pa., June t OIL Credit bal ances, $1.78; runs May 1, 37S,$81 bbls.; ave rage, 153.038 bbls.; runs June 1, 82.126 bbls. Shipments, June 1 and 2, 809,761 bbls. Wool Market. 8T. LOUIS, June 8. WOOI. Steady; medium grades combing and clothing, 24 9 27c; light fine, 111921 He; heavy fine, 16 17c; tub washed, $0(33 70. Kla-tn Batter Market. ELGIN. 111., June 8. BUTTER Firm At 28c. No sales or offerings. TWO GOOD BROTH RECIPES Easily Digested Preparations Wwrth Keeping; In Mind for Weak Stomachs. Food for Invalids Take stale pleoea of crusts of bread, the end pleoes of the loaf, and toast them a nice dark brown. Care must be taken that they do not burn In the , least, as that affects the flavor. Put the browned crusts In a large milk pitcher and pour enough boiling water over to oover v them; cover the pitcher closely and let steep until cold. Strain and sweeten to I taste and put a piece of Ice In each glass. This Is also good warm with cream and sugar, similar to coffee. Beef Broth One pound of lean beef, A piece of bone from the shin of beef, one half teaspoonful of salt, one quart of cold water. Cut the meat Into small pleoea, crack the bone and put all In a kettle and oover with the cold water. Bring slowly to a boll, then simmer two hours or more, until reduced to one pint of liquid. Strain, , season with salt and cool quickly. When cold remove the fat from the top. Reheat and serve with croutons or pulled bread. The broth may be seasoned with sprlga of parsley, a few tops of celery or one-eighth teaspoonful of celery seed, to be added one half hour before removing the broth from the fire. If more nutriment dealred, to each quart of water add one tablespoonful of rice, barley, wheat, tapioca, sago or a slice of toast when the broth Is first put on the fire to cook. They will then be thoroughly dissolved In the broth and add to Its flavor and consistency. The broth may be made In A shorter time If the meat la run through a meat grinder; only one hour will then be required for the simmer ing. Irish and Scotch Hnmor. Life Is grave. But It Is a good thing to laugh. In Ireland the humor Is of a kind that Is not found beyond the Emerald Isle. The Irish act as If every one pf them had been stood on his head bo that his thoughts would be unusual, and per haps the same Is best Illustrative of Irish humor. It Is unusual. The eesentlal char acter of Irish wit la drollery. But that of Scotch wit Is Its trory, sombreness. Its searching character. To put your finger on Scotch humor and define tt Is like catch ing the fragrance of a flower In the hand. English Intelligence hardly ever gratpe It. An Englishman merely suspects It. It la thorough and Irresistible not fun, drollery or wit. To Illustrate: An Englishman It always "comme 11 faut" at a wedding. In dress, speech, etc., while the Scotchman takes the lead at funerals. A Scotchman never knows how to blend, aa It were. He can't express his thoughts. Black Is his congenial color. His face accords but it Is not black In color. It Is the atmosphere) of the awfulness of life In him. He create the atmosphere desired for a funtral laa MacLaren. Write for My Frcs Beck Entltlad Grain Speculation Mota Fine Art Bad air book and Mutis laom for sears atthe aatural, eeniiMe sail ot deellu la wheel, ecru, oau and provisions. It sill tell uniai - y.w. ., a, win mii eu?oaa Bow to operate eonaervatlvelr and satelf on W.a Chloaeo board ot Trade. If file Mat el, 1- u I. - wm HieieisnM 1 1 sues Heat liKitEptlr lKFtt I pmr tue onsUes u- wwa. at will intense you. I. W.WACHEB, M tears Treie He.. 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