Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 2, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Tuly Wheat Went Down to Bed Rock with a Orash Yesterday. WHEAT WAS DULL AND WZAK ALL DAY Corn Was Fairly Steady Within One: Fourth Cent Range—-On Baying by Shorts June Oats Closed at an Advance. CHICAGO, June 1.--July wheat went down to bedrock today, touching 54%c, and closing than yesterday. Fine weather, weak cables free selling were the de pressing factors, and the went wearily down, with very few r July corn closed He lower, July oats lower and provisions at u slight decline. Wheat was dull and weak all day. The market opened %c under the closing price of yesterduy, and after selling up from % to. %ec, declined, with some rallies, %e, angl closed near the bottom. Offerings were 1€iral from the start, and the southwest, whicR loaded up heavily yesterday, sold to day. The demand was light, and princi- pally to cover ‘'shorts July was espe- clally weak and was freely sold, a good deal of changing taking plage at 1%c premium for September. The more favorable weather, the weak, discouraging cabl absence of cash demand and lower ontside markets alded in the decline. Corn was fairly steady, within %e range, The action of wheat was against the price, but lack of offering prevented a marked de cline. On buying by shorts June oats a slight advance, but July was wheat, within %¢ range Liberal hog receipts and the weakness in wheat caused easiness in provisions, moder- ate buying by packers preventing much of a decline. Compared with last night July pork s 10¢, July lard 7t%c and July ribs 7lec lower. Lake rates were steady, with fa at 1%ec for corn to Buffalo, The leading futures ranged as tollows Open. | High 1140 lower and price tions. %e closed at weak with r demand 873 asigf 54| 143 313y | pid ‘H‘t PO per i Juiy Lard. 100 ibs| e, TStises 075 U B2 615 ‘ 617 O as follows: No. 3 spring, 38c. ¢ No. spring, 53%c; H Ke. CORN 4e: No. 2 yellow, OATS AR 2 white, RYI ; No. No. 8, 50@c; per bbl, $11.77 3667164670, Short. ribs alted shoulders sides (boxed), PROVISIONS Moss s, er 100 bt aldes (1 2 7l Dry 3 5 rt clear WHISKY—Distillers' finished goods, per gal., .15 “Dhie following were the receipts and shipments Shipments. 6.000 14,000 259,000 297,000 Wheat, bu... Corn, bu... Outs. b 481000 280,000 5.000 1 On the Produc ket was fiem an 10G 143 strictly fresh, 106104 amery. 147164 and unchanged; NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Grain and Provisions, Metals, Et NEW YORK, June 1.—FLOUR—Receipts, 32,100 Bbls.; exports, 11,800 bbls.; sales, 3,300 pkgs.; market weak and neglected, low grade wint scarce and wanted; spring patents weaker; buy- lers 100 apart; southern flour, nactive. DUR-—Slow TOKWHEAT—Du RN MEAT—St Brandywine, $2.10; 3=Nominal; boit 1o B2@%c. ominal; T WHEAT-Recciptd, 4 exports, bu.; sales, 407,500 bu. futurex and 16,000 bu. Bpot market wen d, In store and vator, 564c; ¢ delivered; f. o B7ige. Options low records toda owling to heavy carly liquid due to demol alized forelgn market, bette eports from the west and foreign selling; the afterno ering, but ¢l cline: Ju %o, closed at BIR@6THRe, Closed at §1%c;. August closed at G8%c; September, 4 \estern, 32,650 00 bbls. So@se; state, S wules, s, Can 60,900 Spot. mide new oed Sothc; A abs 15,500 bu. 100,000 bu. spot. arket wi He in elevato o afloat; steamer mixed, 42ie. Option market opened weaker with wheai and on bette crop news, but afterwards rallied o little, clon- ing about steady at Ke net declin 4204@ 4230, closed at 12%c; July, closed At 4dic; August, @%@4He, closed at tember, closed at 44%e. OATS—Roceipts, 55,50 bu sales, 40,000 bu. futures and rKet, 'mixed, not ports, 125,000 bu. and exports, 18,800 bu.; . spot. i white, firm; e, A1e! track white wi 43ai7e. Optio mprovement west, nnipulation, lower; June, 19%@40c, 81 @38kc, closed at 381c; August, - but steady. HOPS—Quiet. HIDES-Dull_and LEATHER-Easy. WOOL~—Quiet and steady; domestic 2e: pulied, 2002 PROVISIO! extrn ness, 35 mess, 317, bellies, " 6 h weak, fleece, 19@ ; family, $10.50@12.50; beef hams, §18; city, extra India Cut meats, steady crs, % tern’steam - closed at ¥ at $7.06 nominal; July 7,05 efined, quiet; contl nent, §7. A Pork, firm. 1 y CHIBESE—Easy ; ik “state, large, $@9%c; small, s, 14,120 pkgs. Steady % Fllml LBUM—United, closed $73c bid, rm; strain common 0 good, INE-Firm, About steady. IRON—Dull, COPPER-Quiet. LEAD-Weiker: domestic —HBarely steady Plates, market SPELTER i domestio, $3 ‘changd, 45 tons July tin i §19.8, COTTON SE OIL ~Inactive; i off crude, 2602 ow butte 88c: chole de; pri v yellow off grades, 31%c;’ prin asked prime crude, oro Grain Market, BALTIMORE, June 1—FLOUR--Dull; receipts, 076 ‘bbls:; sKipments, 31,143 Lbls. . sales, 105 b WHEAT-Weak: _spot, 55% 6 (o7hC: steamer, N S6%e; August, 6 @32c; recelpts, 17,04 bu.; shipments, 33,40 bu,; Block, 475,067 bu.: sales, 66,000 bu.; milling wheat by sample, TG, CORN-—-Dull: spot, 450 bld; mont 430 bid; stdamer A, 424N e 15657 b stock, bu.;” Kales, 5,00 bu.s southern corn by 8@HTC; southern corn on grade, 4ite, OATS-—Steady; N , HGH e ts, 6,000 e bia RYE-—Dull stock, 9,608 bu. HAY-Qulet othy, 31450415 RAIN ¥l REIGH elpts, 220 bu.; steady; good to choice tim- — W ek to firm; fancy creamery, 176 on, 12G13¢; fancy ludle, 11§12 store packed, 8¢ , 12150 18¢; fancy imi woga ladie, e EGGS—Firm . fre CHEESE- \\'»u\\ Minneapolis Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, June 1.—Th opened weak this morning ut i ol of yesterday, due £o Weak cables and fnancial troubles abroad. Reports on the con. dition of the wheat crop of this country were about the same as yesterduy, but the diift of the trading was to the bear side and without any good support, prices declining e further after the opening, closing lc lower than yester. day all around for cash wheat, old erop futures and mew crop futures. With the liitle suppoit there was, If there had been any large lines market than the selling, prices would have fallen still more. The Tiew of wheat owned here are firmly held ho disposition was manifested to close them L Heceipts were 100,00 bu., shipments 7000 Bl making & decrease i supiiien, ‘fter tak i Pul the local milling consumption, of some 49,00 bu. for the twenty-four hours. marketing fairly well In the murplus they had, although U in the country elevators f farmers’ moves menta aid not equal the nents from the intarior elovntors, wnd Uecrense in such elevators I expecte shown this | woek. The erop Farmers are still northwest of the supplien_received B wtill growing well throughout the northwest, although many places are reporte | tho dry for ‘the bost r and are even suffering, it Ix sald, although 1t Is probable that a fair disteibution’ of moisture hereafter will bring them out in fale condition. The great bulk of the fiells of the northwest nre still d and. promising good resulte. The mn 1 dune and aly Reptoinber, %@ Ontrack: No. 1 hanl, #%c; No. 1 notth 3 norihern, & wan slow i Ales fow aboy and the tendency anotn of patent flour were with the gen. f W ot § @ for patents for bakers, Flonr shipments wers and the productin about 2,000 to ot the twenty-four hors, Loeal Produce Marker. The quaiity of the butter has bee Improving ¢ Fably of Tate, and buyers ap. A little more anylous to get hold of good # pucking stock. The packers have raised their price In the country to 1 track and tommission men are teving (o foree the market up here. Thus far oniy e ha n reported for packing atock on thik market, It must b borne in mind, however, that (e packing stock hera has been’ culled over and lota sult for the elty trade taken out, so that the average auality fs not xo good as the butter that is being” bought on track in the country. Good country butter, 12@tlic; separ DUTTER # avernge about the nd the market does not s N stock continues to Thic recepte of old fowls Mition to the express xatp old hens ure being brought nearby points and sold di- The result 18 a ving slowly. Old The d for other g igh a lim- and LIVE POULTRY arc heavy, and ing mients & good many in by wagons trom | rect to the eity trade market, with aviival | s@ave;” voosters, 34 | Kindw of pouitry is rather fted quantity s salable, Ducks, 74i%e; hen turkeys, hlors, e geose, 6410 VEAL-The receipty have been very large all the week lers huve managed (0 keep th I cleuned W prices hav maintained 1 fat veals @ic, with sales of the best "Thore 18 o demand for old plgeons, s that are not strong on the wing are aot wanted, Old birds, per doz., $1.001.60. VEGETARLES, 'he market |8 steady. Neither the ‘demand nor supply 18 very heavy at this ifornia hand picked nuvy, §2.1062.25; nivy, $1.00G2.00; common white beuns, OLD BEANS western $1.60001. 85 ONIONS- New' southe per bhl. Top onlons orders. POTA receipts of old nbt app very large, but the supply is Keeping right up 1o the demand. Colorado stock. 8aGd0c. The market fn well supplied with new southern potutoes, which are quoted at ¢ per 1b._on orders. CABBA shipping s it at ¢ on n onjons are quote plenty, at 164 OBS-The potatoes do kood stock that will_stand there 18 some arriving son of the year cab. as it will not While not - plenty nii. At this ¢ T “worked off rapialy grown stock, s0d hom BEH0e Dl fom on 1 Home grown ple plant, 2@2%e on is almost find Wil stund shippin; ason in a long time when tom senrce as they are at the present 1 Shppings stock on orders fs quoted at 8 Radishes, per do; mber Deets, impossite to 4 ner doz., parsiey, per d b 2., GG Nizw aquires quit Keep the ord 4 bu. basket, bu. busket, 90cq 31,0, PEAS—The market the close of the woek, and 16 bu. billed aut a$1.00, R-The market 18 falrly well good stock. On orders, $2.25 per doz. There is some small home grown cauliflower_arriving in market, which sells as low as 5c per doz. local trade, large and it re- ATt of recelvers to Wax beans, on string beans, 14 nts are t on the ned up. $1.00G1.10; was overrun with peas at baskets were suppied. with STRAWT were close to 1,000 et today, and the general quality of th was good. Cholce shipp on ord The mar was yesterday, $1.2%5 for steady at the shipping stock, —There was some inquiry for ut not many in; good stock, TROPICAL FRUITS. BANANAS—It has been no matter to get bananas lately ere have b W sales 1 New Orleans. A good deal of the stock shippe to market has been too green, and it has been almost {mpossible in many cases to fill orders with such stock as was wanted; good stock, per bunch, $2.0002.50 MONS—There have been very real good lemon weather thus far When warm weather really comes to see o much fwmer lemon lemons, 300 size, $4; fancy lem choice lemons, 360 size, $3.500 ORANGES—With thé ‘market full of berries, the demand s very limited for oranges, and the supply on_ the market is small. Mediterranean Hweels, §3. FIGS-—Fans, per Ib, DATES—Hallowees, € to Slke. PINEAPPLE few days of this _season. dealers_look market. Fancy . 4650 ize, §3. @iie. 70-1b. boxes, per Ib., Choice, per doz., $2; small, MISCELLANEOUS, ney, —dallon cans, per doz. Engiish wainuts, 10 razil nuts, e, “IDER—Pure julce, per bLUL, $6; halt bbl., pails, $1; bbls., 8% per 1b. HIDES—No. 1 green hides, 2ic; No. 1 green salted hides, 3ci No. 2 green salted hides, 20; No. 1 veal calf, 8 I1bs. to 15 Ibs., bke; No. 2 veal calf, 8 1bs. o 15 Iba., 40; No. 1 dry fiint hides, S 2 dry flint b No. 1 dry salted hides, 4c; part cured hides, te per Ib. less than fuily cured, SHEEP PELT: each, 25G60c; green salted shearlings (short-wooled early skins), Gach, 6@loc; dry shearlings (short-wooled early sking), No. 1, cach, 6@10c; i (short wooled early” skins). No. 2, 3 dry fiin Kansas ‘and Nebraska_ butcher 1., actual weight, 5@8e; Nebraska _murrain wool welght, 4@6e; dry flint, pelts. per b, actual iwelght, Colorado,_murtain wool pelts, welght, 46c. TALLOW AND GREAS| 4k%c; tallow, No. 2, 3@3%c; grease, White A, 4ici grease, white' B.' dc; grease, yellow, fo grease, dark, 2 buter, 27 beeswax, prime, 15G18¢; Tough tallow, 26215, 3 APPLE BUTTER-Per 20-1b. halt reen salted, daic per. » Tallow, No. 1, 44@ Sugar Murket. June 1.--SUGAR—Raw, e, and steady ex-ship} frelght NEW YORK salen, 140 ton 11, 33 3-16 3 oft A, @3N A, 435 5160 A, 81116637 foners” A, cut " loaf, crushed, powdered, granulated, cubes, 4R@1 LONDON, Jung AR—Cane dull lower; centiifugal, 135 60; Muscovado, refining, 11s 9. Duluth Gram Market. 1.—WHEAT- A@D 16e, and Java, fair Lower; No. 1 June, 88%c; July, 68%e; No, 1 i %o July, 5Tike No. 2 'north- 3, 481c; rejected, 42%e; on 1 northern to arri 3 RECH Wheat, Wheit, New York Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK. June 1.—The dry goods trade was without special Tite In any direction. Some inquiry for cottons, flannels, dre . shirtings and 'cottons, an and hostery. A larger volume of appearances, TS wear SAN Decembe FRANCISCC WHE AT—Wealk; 740 hester Toxtiles, MANCH June 1—Cloths firmer, and yarns Wool Market. Juno 1.-WOOL—Quiet, unchanged STOCKS AND BONDS, LOUIS, Another Dull Day Among the Dealers In Securitio . NEW YORK, Juné 1.—This was another dull day in the Stock exchange, the market being at times stagnant, Fluctuations, ex- cept In & few stocks, were confined to very narrow limits, and on the whole tha specula- tlon was less Interesting than for a long time. Sugar was dealt in more largely than on yesterday, but (he trading there- in ‘was feverish In tone during the morning, and a decline of 14 per cent was recorded. The selling in the stock was largely based on rumors that the senate Investigation of the sugar deal would in some way prejudice the interests of the refiners. In the afterncon the influ- ence of the scare had worked off, and on good buying the stock rose 2% per cent, closing within % per cent of the highest point touched, at a gain of 1 per cent on the day, the preferred shares rising % per cent. St. Paul was the only one of the granger group which was at all prominent in the dealings. It was sold In small lots by London at the opening, receding % pep cent. A recovery of % per cent was made during the afternoon and a final reaction of % per cent. Burlington & Quincy moved within b per cent Hmit, losing % per cent on the day. There was forelgn selling of Louts- ville & Nustville, resulting in a decline of 1 per cont, of which 4 per cent was recov- ered. Atchlson was sold ., by London THE OMAHA DAILY BEE %A’['URI)AY JUNF 2, 1894 back. The stock fluctuated between 8% and %, closing % per cent above the lowest figures. Missouri Pacific sold down 1§ pef cent to 26% and recovered tha entire loss, closing unchanged from yestorday. The | trading In the rest of the list was light, and prices moved irregularly, the speculation being depressed fn tonk during the morning and In the main firm in the afternoon, the market _closing fairly firm The bond market was throughout the day The Evening Post says: Speculative Wall street, and nobody else, has shown any In- terest In this week's market—has two un- certainties to supply its gossip and influenc its operations. The tariff bill's early passage | and the coal strike's early settlement are both freely predicted. Information, however, 18 limited to predictions, and this being the case, no small market adventurer is dis- posed to get far distant from his moorings. Prices have therefore moved all the week, including today, in a steadily narrowing orbit around the centers fixed a week ago. Today the fluctuations of Sugar stock made up practically all the market The Evening Post's London cablegram says: The stock markets were in a_condi- tion of stagnation today, except for English Investments, which were strong, on the ple- thora of money. The Argentine gold pre- mium §s down to 306, but uncertainty about the loan operation and the ability’ of the government to meet the service debt de- presses values. This and the continuous weakness in Americans check all speculation. I am in- formed that the Argentine negotiations will probably be settled favorably and = quickly. This, with the speedy passage of the Amer fcan tariff bill, would stimulate the markets here marvelously. The condition of Argen- tine exchange favors gold shipments from here. The following are the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change today: 1Y o generally firm P. D& Northweste 19, prd Central XY &N Eng.. |Ontario & W %|Oregon T Central Pacific | Oregon N 8. & Olilo Pullman Palace. 10 |Reading 0.C. &St L 10. Coal & fron Cotton OIl Cort... atg Richn 1] Del. Hudso 1| do pfd.. Dol Bk w100 (06N D. &R G. prd 20 |R.G. W, prd . &C. F. Co 233 Rock Isiand 6 |8t PauL ... 184 | St. Paul prd 27 (St P. & Omaha 162 [ do” pta 3 100 [Soutuorn Pae... 92 |Sugar Retinery... 16| Tenn. Coal & Iron Bolg| Texas Pacliio. .. 24" |T. & 0. Cent. pfd.. 6. Northern pfd.. C & E. L pfd Hocking Vallc 1. Cantr: St.P. &Duluth Like Erie & do pla [HAAS ke Shore....... 131M| do pfd..... A Trust. 1l 478 Wells Fargo Bx. 83| \;.-m.-'myn nfon. .. Le: Loufsville& N Louisville & N. A Manhattan Cor Memphis & C. Michigan Cent o, Pacific. ... Mobilo & Ohio Nashviile Chat 20%|T. St. L. & K. C... pfd i atock today were 103,31 Atchison. 5.000; American stilling, 3,100; "Missourl Pacific, 7,80; Union N &W. ptd. .. North Am. C 1 wales of shares, including: Sugar, 42,600; Buriingfon, 12, Loulsville & Nashville, 5,700 Reading, | 2100, St Laul, 1oy Markot. ON CALL-— 1 per cent; closcd 2 June 1. last loan, NEW YORK, Zasy at 1 per cent; 1 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER per EXCH 3-Firm, with actual ¢ bills at $4.85% for demand and $4.87% for sixty-day Dill; posted ra $4.85%6G4.90) commerclal bills, $4. SILVER CERTIFICATES 476 GOVERNMENT BONDS--Iirm; inactive “The closing quotutions on bonds: U. 8 Gsreg. 11758, L. &S.F. 018 s coup....., 1173 St. P Condols.’ .. UL S, 48 reg. 1124 St P. C. & P. I(s. 1. 8. 48 coup. 1184 T.P.L. G. Tr. Rets U. 8. 4348 reg. . 90 |'T.P K, G. Tr. Rets Pacifictsof 05,11 100l Unlon Pac. 1sts.. Loustana stpd 48, 07ig West Shore...... Mingour G... 100 IR, G. W. 1818 10245 Afehison 4s, .. new set 35, 102 | Atchison 2igs new set §5. 701§ G. H. &8 A, Canada So. 2uds.. 104 | o 78 . {Cen. Pac. 18ts ... 1056 |H. &T. C. 5u... RLINC business in bankers state bonds, en M. 90 120 110 iL 160 195%s dodeforred - nonfund. Mutual Union 65, Int. Cert. NCw. Consols ..2: A N. W, Deb. 6. ... 1003 Currencies. St.L.& LM.Gen.0s. | offered. 1 bld. Stock CAll loans, 1@2 por oont; Clostug prices for Bostol BOSTON. June 1 time lu'mn, 2y 7 199" | Atehison 2. uum‘/\um"nu 18, © 14434 [Gen. El 146" | Wis. Cent. C.B & 7734| Allouez Mining Co. Gen, Ele B3¢ Atlantic. ® 101, Steel. 48" |Doston & Montand 24 Mexiean Go 7 |Butte & Doston.... "9 Y. &N 4 Calumet & Hecia. . 270 Bia'ciotony 176 [Cen Oregon Shori Lite Rubber. San Diego.. L1 Union Pacific.. Weat End 1 Telephone. Doston & Albany Boston & Maine. do pfd i 154 Sunta Fe Copper.. 168 Rlg San Francisco Mining SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.—The ofclal closing quotations for mInilg 8105 ta1ky Wars a3 foL- lows Al Beleh : Beat & Hoicher. Bodie Con. Bulwor. | Potosi . |savage, i ey Sierra Novadi, Con. Cal. & Va. . |rnion Con 1 the mornivg aud subsequently bought | Crown Point Bureka Co» Utah... Yellow Jacked *Consols, ace'nt... Canadian Pacitic. Erie... Erlo 2nds. Tllinols ¢ sex-int. BAR SILVER--28 d per ounce. MONEY by ¥ per cent. The rate of discouat fu the open market for both shortand three months' bills 18 13-16 per cent. New York M NEW YORK, June 1 closing mining quotiti THOTOT.: 1 orooe. B g 20 Crown Pofnt. "1l 7 60 425 |Standard. 50 |Union Con... 90 |Yellow Jacket 50 |Tron Silver. 1260 |Quicksilyer !'-’fl do p ions, The following ara the Hale & Noreross. forre Ontarlo..... Ophir.... Chicago Stock Quotations, CHICAGO, June 1.-Stocks lower. prices City Ruliway.... Alley T, Lake St T,..". Diamond Match Closing 300 TN, Cliicawo ST Ry Ty W Cliloago Si. 1y L 16| Gas 58 o) 2447 Tanad Hidg $13, 204,658 3,029, BOSTON. June 31,760, 852 Clearings, Three cent 100¢ per rentes, PHILADELPHIA, June 11,700, i balances, 32,6801 LONDON, June 1.—The amount of bulllon gone Bink of England on balance today was 1L.-Clearings, cent June 1.-Money, 254G Clearingy, Be premium, ATI, xchunge, Drafts 6150 sight, 100; ‘Mex” June 1 Ver bars, SAN FRANCISCO, telegruphic, 1214c; § bliars, 610013 June 1 ances, $450,846; " change on New York, 8o CHICAC L= Clearings, $16,082,000. For Ing exchange, $4.57%0 mium; money, Clearings, $3,195,603; bal Aull at 567 per cent; ex remium bid. at %G8 per cent. NEW YORK, June L—Gold shipments by to- morrow's steamers will be be 32,500,000 and 3,000,000, The steamer Tray Bouthamp- ton, brought 376,000 francs in The New pori: from Punsma, beought $8,710 tn siiver b The average daily redes » 0f mutllated cur Fohcy i the New York subirvasury have' in creased from $200.000 (0 $600.000 per day in the past month, which I8 regarded as an indication (. the duliness of trade In interior localities. Cloarings, $50,992,810; balances, §,088,32 Good musie, fine boating, Courtland beuch. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS Month Opens with & Pair Run of All Sorts of Offerings. BEEF TRADE OPEfi[D A TRIFLE WEAKER iberal Stpply Gives Dealers a Chance to Pick—Hogs Drop Of a Dime and Close Weak at the w Point. T s FRIDAY, June 1, ,The month of Juné opens with a very falr run of all kinds of ‘#tock. Recelpts for the five days, compared with the corresponding period last week, show a falling off of about 1,200 cattle and 1,000 sheep, while the in- crense I hogs has been about 7,000 head. Ample cattle receipts caused a rather market, but a good general demand pre- vented any serious decline in prices. Re- ceipts here for this week huve not been all heavy, and at other points a considerable falling off has been noted, so that condi- tions generally have not been unfavorable to“%ellers. Local buyers started in rather bearish, but a good outside demand held prices about steady on desirable beef grades. Common hdlf fat stock did not fare so weil, and most buyers were inclined to neglect it. Rough heavy cattle and thin light stock was siow of sale all day and generally at prices weak to a shade lower than Thursday. Con- sidering the rather * liberal supply, the movement was fairly active, and an_ early clearance of desirable stock was effected, while there were a few odd bunches of com- mon stuff still in first hands at the close. Good to cholce fat cows and heifers were in active demand at strong prices, but the common and canning grades ruled dull and lower, There were a good many- calves on sale, and trade was slow at steady to a shade easier prices. The market for bulls, oxen and stags“was just about steady. In stockers and feeders a very falr amount of business was transacted, and generally on the basis of still firmer prices. More country buyers appeared than for some time past, and present supplies are not at all burdensome. The general market {s quota- Bly 10c to 15¢ higher than a week ago. Fair to good stock sold largely at from $3 to $3.25. Good to choice feeders are quoted at $3 to $3.40, fair to good at $2.75 to $3 and the commoner’ grades at from $2.75 down. Rep- resentative sales: DRESSED H 0w B SHIPPING 38 1 AND 1321 3 20....1328 21,1138 1801323 10.01519 50 50 ¥ 350 1% 400 140 4 00 110 4 00 BULLS. (TR 866 168 458 410 440 L a0 1090 MILKERS AND 1 milker. .. 1cow and TEXAS CATTLE. Av. Pr. No. mixed...... 783 §160 65 steers...... 17 mixed. ... &4 3 00 HOGS—The supply was 1,000 lighter than Thursday, but nearly 1,500 heavier than last Iriday, ‘and the increase so far this week over last amounts to nearly 7,000 head. In quality the hogs were not so good as last week, the proportion of common light stuff increasing daily. Business opened out slow, with buyers generally bidding about a nickel lower than Thursday. The general market, however, was not more than a shade lower. There were several sales of choice, leavy and_butcher weight hogs at from $4.67% to $4.65, and common, light stuff and pigs went at from $3.50 down to $3.30. The close was weak at the decline, but about everything finally changed hands, the bulk at $4.50 and $4.56, against $4.56 on Thursday and $4.65 and $4.70 on last Friday. Representative sales sh, 20 ERRREERE i @ X & i1 3 Supplies consisted of two doubles mixed sheep and two of Mexican yearlings. The sheep averaged and sold readily at $4.35. The do mand s good for desirable muttons and lambs, and prices quotably firm. Fair to good natives are quotable at $3.5064.40; fair to good westerns, $3.20@4.30; common and stock sheep, $2.60@3.25; good to cholce 40 to 100-1b. lambs at $3.5044.65. Representative sales: No 340 mixed SHEEP of western lambs and 102 1by Wt P 0 84 Recelpts and Dispssition of Stook, OMelal racoipts o by the hooka of ths fOr the twenty-four hours June 1, 1864 £AS810W ) 3 00Ny \alng at i o'clock p.m RECENTS, T suEER | nons Hoad [Cars | H Head Cars, Cars. Head | Cars, 3,007 0400 4 ISITION. Swiftand compa Chicago P, & P, ¢ Shippers and foedors, Teftover otals Cattle Market Quiet and Steady While Tiogs Were Weak. CHICAGO, June 1 tle market was and steady today. Only gbout 6,400 head nd the to the last five days is barely 48,000, Ther buyers for all offor Ings and the advan rer inthe week was closely adl fur ot least as the upper grades were concerned, being fiem. Today's oiferingr inclu few cholce lots and there was only here #ale above $4.35, but the bulk of the better than $3.9. Choice cows alable at full prices, while poc Feadily” timed "oy quiet arrived, and there a Kteers sold and heifers nd weak until o was a slight firming up, ¢ ing a_decline of -not_more than o, Tooked as many hogs as had rived (estimated at 28,000, and toe d buyers for concessions did not _meet with_very stubborn resistan At from $.5) to $ common o prime light and at from $4.65 to $4.8 for heavy welghts, there was o very good ol ance and the lnte market was 1 The bulk of sales were at from $4.65 to $4.75 to $4.80 for mediun op mirket was dull was very little cull fr were fron : low forcholc range of p also was lower, quotations from $8.25 to $4.85. weak at from $3 to § Receipta: Cattle, 6,400 1 hogs, ad; Kaeep, S, The Journal reports. CA'T Recelpts, 6,600 head; 80 Texans; market slow, weak; prime to extra native steers, $406a4.60; medium, $3.55@4.00; others, $3.5013.50; 8,000 head; market packe and_bul Mgt $1.70404.75, ME-Teceipts, top sheep, actually mund; There 1 sheen fces for v bheing dropped to ambs were dull and i W0F head e lower; mixed, welghts, HC eime wasorted 5.000 hie $1.2304.50; p ambs, $4.7565.00, Stock Markot. CATTLE Kunsas City Liv KANSAS CITY, June 1. 3,900 hiead; shipmenis, 0 str 32.00G3. foeders, $2.5 )GS—Iece a0 mark and Kers Thead: shipme packers, mixed, $.5004.60; A 55: pign, #0500 SHIEP— Rectipts, 1 head; market steady. St. Louls Live Stock Market ST. LOUIS, June 1.—CATTLE—Receipts, 310 d; shipments, ket steady g native i 1bs., $4; 900 to L30G3.40; cows, Galves, 84 0 1,000 1bk., i cows, ad; shipments, 1,000 $2.0060 ~Receipts. 3,600 h 4,400 arket G@ioe lower it and heavy, £ shipments, Rec head: ot mixed, $3.25. P v ive & Murket. NEW YORK, June 1—BEEVES—Recelpls, 4,400 head; market e stronger; ni- tive steers, prime fair to good,’ 8. @4.50; ordinary to medium, $.10004/30; bull poor to good, 2,50, SHEEP A MBS Recelpts, 6,500 he market firm poor o prini yearlings, 4, southern: lamb ipts, 1, 1; shipments, 500 steudy; $3.00@4.00; native 800 head: very few on sale; A market steady; inf Sioux City Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITY, June 1.—HOGS—R, head; yesterday, 289 head; shipment market ¢ lower, $4.45004.507 bulk, $1. CATTLE-Rectipts, 200 head;’ yestere head; shipments, 409 head; market very feeders, * $2.60603.60; ¥\ 2.2 $1.2502,%; bulls, $1.00% oxen, $1.2G2.7. Stock in Sight. Record of recelpts of live stock at the four principal yards for Friday, June 1, 1804: Cattle. Hows. 3007 0,400 8,400 y, 4 aull; cows, sheep. 031 8,000 1,500 1.000 RIRTH South Omaha Chicago. .. Kansas Cliy St. Louts. 1100 8,600 Totals. . 10,407 50.408 nerat Markot. FLOUR-Quict, Louis ¢ June 1. without early, by August, almost _panicky losing net 8@ sle; July, 02 —Bearish stiffencd a little later, b und June, mber, G390, &ed by crop and weathe We off; No. 2 mixed, cash 37¢; September, Ste. June,” 56, ro- and TS July, August, t4e bid for Nothing doin; ast track, i prime o choi-e timathy, $85a Iirm at recent ad ent wdvance MR GORN MEAL Dull 3.0 $1.0801.1, ch Unchanged. Woeak, Pork, st meas, Lard, prime steam, 36.60; cholce, salt meats, loose shoulders, § ; shortw, $6.40. By packed ngs, $0.5714; 1ibs, horts, COTTO! PROVI fobbine, igs and ribs, 86, shoulders, $6. o SIS Flour, 2,000 bbls; wheat, 5,000 bu.; corn, 127,000 bu.; oats, 15,00 bi SHIP S Flour, 11,000 bbls. ; bu.; corn, 21,000 bu 000 bu, Milwaukee Markets. MILWAUKEE, Juno 1.—FLOUR WHEAT—Wea ‘and low No. 1 northern, 63¢; July CORN ) b 8, OATS—Lower; No. 2 whit 26X AT e, BARLEY-Steady; No. 2 RYE—Firmer; No. 1, 48l PROVISI Bteady Steady. 2 spring, 53; #%c; No. 3 white, s; sample, 506 Pork, $11.85. 1d, CEIPTS-Flour, 7,600 bbls.; wheat, 21400 bu,; barley 0 bk SHIPM A Flour, barley, 240 b e by Kunsas Clty Markets. CITY, Juns 1 WHEAT- Weak No.' 2 ‘hard, 4TGdhe; No. 2 red, 1, 46audTc; rejveted, 41643 lowér; No. 2 white, 36%G370; 10,883 bblw.; wheat, non No. 2 mixed, 36%@d7c; creamery, M@15c; RECEL oats, non SHIPMENTS oats, none, 9,000 bu; corn, none; WHEAT Demand poor: holders offer’ freely; No. 1 Calitornin, 4% GYdGis 70; red western winter, 4x 11ddids 3. CORN—Quiet nd moderaty 2 mixed, i, PROVISION extra India mess, Tin 6. 674 6d. Hacon. long and short prime mess, 66 1bw., $1n 67 long clear, 45 1bs LIVERPOOL, orla Grain Market ¢ L—CORN—Firmer; No. 2, §Tie; OATH-Quiet No. 2 white, 3 3 white, 351 @36%¢ WHISKY — Firm canler; wine basis, §1.15. Delightful entertalnments at Courtland beach; 10¢ admits to all, day and evening. high POSITIVELY LAST WEEK. 1l CONSIGNMENT SALE ROCKERS, very cane seat, sells 8.0, Consfnment g0 polished _onk, worth $22.30.({ 0 UPHOLSTERED ROCKERS, fi ished antique, latpst style .50, Constgnment” price HALL RACKS, solid onk polish fin- Ish, large mirror, usunlly sells for $12. Consignment price LAWN SETTE four feet wide, $3.50, Consignment CHIFFONIERS, antique onk, Consignment WARDROBES,, extra finished antique oak, W Consignment ~ price..... stylish, ordinarily for Drice .. Toiiie CHI CLOSE! double thic Consignment L, painted, regular | pr price.... size, H2go extra usual price .. larg price rge th size, $iz BOOKCASES, polished onk shelves, large s Consignment pri SELS, solid_oak, poMeh worth $1.60. Consignment CENTER TABL! polish finish signment price PLUSH RECEPTION CHAIRS, k, finished antique, worth § ‘onslgnment price.......c........ CHAMBER SUITS, 3 pieces, lat- est style, large mirror, antigue or I6th century “finish, Worth $30.00.4¢ 0 Conslgnment price Sovrai a0y 64c adjust warth § 45 4 140 195 ish, price solld onk and rth $8.00. Con- MRS. POTTS' SAD 1RONS finish, three irons, 3 and stand. Consignment ONE LOT BEDROOM SUITS, 3 pleces, finished antique, worth 17.00, consignor gays to sell them % CHENILLE COUCHES, nt ely ‘d‘nwml uny color, | well worth 5.00, Consignor allows us to sell for e et ot 6.80 Terms, Gash or We close even’ngs at 6:30,¢e ickle handle price 9.10 10 PARLOR SUITS, onk finished antiqu Nl et i llllnhl“' Over 2000 EXTENSION TABLES, finished antique, latest style, you would say they were cheap at $12.00; they are consigned to sell for 10 FOLDINC ed for lesws ofle you can get one on e of being consigned for 356 rolls BRUSSELS CARD ue $1.00 per yard, consign sell for . 201 rolls INGRAINS, latest pat- terns, _full yurd wide, egular price e, consigned to sell fo . 1400 dozen WINDOW SHADES, 7 feet long, best llers, best gloth, actual’ yalue i consigned pairs. NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, full length and width lutest style, made to retall for $260 consigned to sell for 4 A lot of GASOLINE STOVES, each one guaranteed worth $6,00, Conslgnment price weeee Good fashionable BARY CARRIA- GES, full size, yele wheels cheap at $10. ¢ ment price. A big lot of REFRIGERATORS, all ‘modern improvements, well made and worth $13.60. Consign- ment price veee creae SOLID OAK SECRETARIES, in antique finish, large writing desk plenty of book room, worth $12.50, the consignor says sell them for. 118 ICIEE BOXES, lined with best quality zine, patent locks, hinges best make, ‘worth $7.50. Consign- ment price. SN 215 DINNER SETS, best goods, rich royal blue colo plec sily “worth $20.00 Con- signment price e Ceeeeees A blg lot of 4-hole cast RAN from a foundry that_only makes ®ood goods, worth $12. Consign- ment price......... s ALL COPP RS, No. 8 size, best cold rolled copper Consignment pric Easy Payments, five pleces, 5.76 never retafl- if you need ount BEDS, than $1¥; t 8.95 425 30 20 9Tc 2.78 487 8.45 6.98 3.78 9.99 490 1.66 cept Mondays and Saturdays Formerly People’s \hmmoth Installment lloun. Send 10¢ for postagson iy 98t e's jus. This extras ordinary Re- Juvenator is the most Constipation, Dizzinets, Fnllnnx NB!,Il- sation, Nerv. wonderri ous twliching s o of " ‘the’ eyes has been en- RriosRer d Ieadtagerons Strengthens, nyigoratch tific men of Europe and and tones the entiresystem. America. K Hudyan is N Hudyan cures Debility, Eibloy Ve Nervousness, Hudyan stops Xmissions, anddevelopcs !.’,"““,.’.‘i"fl“fs and restores charge in 20 Tt e days. (ures ns h’l“ls);: quickly. Over 2,000 private endorsements, Prematurciess means impotency in the firat stage. It 18 a symptom of seminal weakness ‘and barrenncss It can | be opped in 20 days by the use of Hudyan. he new discovery was made by the spece falists of the old famous Hudson Medical Instituie, It the strongest vitalizer made. It is very powerful, but harmless. Sold for $1.06 a package or six puckuges for $.00 (plain sealed boxes). ~ Wrilten guarantee glven for a cure. 'Tf you buy gix boxes and are not entirely cured, six more will be sent to you free of all charges. Send for circulars and testimonials. Addreas HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE 1032 Market St. Snn frnnmum Gl| ‘‘CUPIDENE.” Cures the effects of gelf-ubuse, excesses, emigsions, impotency, vatfcocelé and constl: ation. One dollar a Box, Bix for $5, Ko salé by THE GOOD- 7 MAN = DRUG CO, Omaha, Neb. A W[]NI]EHFU[ DISCOVERY, GREA of the VITAL FOIL In both sexes known o the worid, 1t will cure you. Muil pne dollar to Prof. B N. Heehe Niantle, Conn, Hox 9, and he Wil il you one box of these wonderful pills. No humbug, nie Il I8 the Wo will send you the marvelor French SOl duacanice thet . TS i Heatore your Health, Strength sud V) Use itand pay if satisfied. dress VON MOHL CO.. hdainnl Koot MELLE Bl W_M.L ST. OPERITIOHS can led o With large profits and little Tisk by Joining our Co-Operative Rullowd Stock Synaicate. Averazo profic of 20 per eent a enrned And puld Lo the subsoribers for p. X montha. Tiighest ed Information of free. WEINMAN & CO., 8‘ock and Grain Frokers, No. 41 Browdway, New York City T WM. LOUDON, Commission Merchaut GRAIN AND PROVISIONS: New York, All Board “ed detall- {erssioon : ' m«ilh-d Gour perfect mysten, to Chicago and placed on Chicugo Private wires business orders Trade, Correspondence solicited. Office, room 4, New ¥ork Life Dullling Telephione 1308, Pefif’ectnon in Trousers. PONT BEAF READY: MADE S MA N‘ 3 Pants 408 N. 16th St. EXPANDED METAL STEEL PLASTERING LATH. tinplastered on wood trap, and consequently ® death trap, The interior wood work uuder the drying effects of artificial flamuble as tinder y u apark to flash the fire rom cellar to roof with frequent resulting lows of life, Expanded Metal Steel Lath when covered with its couting of mortar (the best known fire materinl) lusures s Ly and costs b ittle In excess of wood. 1t prevents cra Ing and falling of plaster, Adopted for ull U, 8, Govornment Buildings wnd 165 use, obligitory 1n ull Hotolk, Theaters, Asylums, Hospltals und Behool Houses in nd other Tirgo cltles, Write for catiloguo of 1athing, foncing, ete, NORTHWESTERN EXPANDED METAL CO., 400 E. 26th Stroet, CHICAGO. k= Posltively Guarantoed to Cure Bpermatorrhn, Bemiual Wesks neas, Varlcocel on face, Wil tarvous Al entores Los: Vigor. First treatuentsent (rented) Free toany addiess. This i Bemedy hasbee ued 15 ears i Franee with marvelous vesuli BUE CHEMIOAL IMFORTING, 00., CLNGLNNATE,