Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 5, 1894, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Nows of the Day Was Generally Bullish and Wheat Advanced, DRY WEATHER TALK CAUSED STRENGTH t but Gonerally ¥ Within a Five-Eighths Cent Range — Oats Were Active Decidedly Firmer. Corn Was Rather Qu CHICAGO, June 4.—~The news of the day was generally bullish and wheat advanced 8¢, closing with %ec gain. Corn closed %e higher for July. Oats finished strong, %c higher for July, and provisions closed prac tically unchanged. The range’ In wheat was %c. Opening trades showed from %e to t%e advance, and almost Imemdiately sold up another %c, reacted %e and closed steady. The early Mrength was atiributed to the liberal de- erease on ocean passage of 1,320,000 bu. and to dry weather talk, the steadier European gables and to advices from the other side that shipments of Argentine wheat were fall- Ing off. Room traders bought at the start, while offerings were very limited, but on a littie realizing the price sagged, but” rallied later when the visible supply was announced showing a much larger decrease than antiei- pated—1,935,000 bu. Reports from the west ~Towa and Kansas mainly--stated that rain was needed badly in many sections and crop prospects were not at all bright, There was also injury in Tennessee and Missourl. Corn was rather quiet, but generally firm, within 8¢ ran, Receipts under the esti- mate and unfavorable crop reports were the strengthening factors. Oats were active and decidedly firmer on reports of dry weather and covering by ghorts, Prices advanced from %c to Ic, and finished near the t Provisions deel heavy hog receipts, gearcity of offerings dull and slow. Compared night July pork and ribs and July lard 5c lower. The demand for vessel room was light but rather steady at 1%c for corn to Buffalo and 1%e¢ to Port Huron. eg slightly at the start on acting later on a he market was very with Saturday are unchanged Gaig 6614 BT@ a7 38 | BE 843¢ 813/ 263 | 70 64l STraie 1 X [ 60714 6 074 Sle; No. 3 minal; No. 8, 505 X SEED-No, 1, $1.33 TIMOTHY SEED- Prime, PROVISIONS—Porlk, LhL, $IL6TL@ per 100 Bhort ribs $6.1076.12) y maited shoulders @5.87%; short clear sides (boxcd), s ~Distillers' finished goods, per gal., “The follow for today TArticies, g were the recoipts ana shipments | Receipts. [Shipments. 10.000 " 7.000 15000 Fiour, bols. Rye. bu. Barioy, b On the Prodico o today a mery. 14@16ig0; dalry. strietly frest, 106 NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET, Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Graln and Provisions, Metals, Etc. NEW YORK, June 4—FLOUR—Recelpts, 22,- 400 bbls.; exports, 5,900 bble.; males, 7,350 pkgs; market steady, but demand small; export re- quirement small. Southern flour, dull. Rye flour, quiet but firm, BUCKWHEAT—Dull; range, CORN MEAL—Quie(; yellow 210; Brandywine, §2.70. it YE-Nominal} wtate, Sie; Jersey, track, 520 o, BARLEY—Nominal BARLEY MALT- adian, 0G%e; six-rowed, 830 WHEAT—Receipts, 10,800 bu sales, 2,995,000 bu. futures, bu. spot. Spot market' dull; No. 2 red, 'in store evator, B6%e; £, 0. b, BI%@5%e. Options opened Btrong on better eables,” reports of decreas Argentine shipments, big decrense In passag nd complaints of drouth in the west. At moon there was a further advance on the big supply decrease, but later the market uwikes on realizations: closed %@he net advan June, §7c; July, 67 16-16068%0, closed at 5So: August, G040, closed at H9%e: September. 8UGR'1S16c, closed at Gke; December, GND 6 1-16c, closcd at 63%c. CORN—Recelpts, 2,000 bu.: exports, 3,50 bu.; sales, 18,000 bu. futures, 16,000 bu Spot market firmer;: No. 2, 434c; In ¢ 4ge: steamer mixed, 43¢, " Optlon market strong all on covering of shorts, due to dry weather closed firm at H%@%e advnc 43 716643 18-16c,” closed at 43%c; August, tember, 443, @44%e, clased at e ATS—Iecelpts, 85,800 bu: exports, 100 les, 76,000 bu. futures, 7,000 bu. spot. market quict and nominal; No. 2 nominal; No. , 43%0; No. 2 white, 45c; No. § white track, d westers i track, whit track, white state, 45G48c. ng all ‘day on scarcity of June closed at %c net advance, June, July; $okge, clowed at 4 —Kteady; shipping, 60@65c; good to cholce, L % HOPS-Dull; state, common to cholce, 9@\ Pacific coast, 1217 HIDES—Tnictive: wi selected, 45 to 65 Ibs, 3 to 60 1w, 4@5c; Huenos Ayres, dry, 20 to ibw., W0KE@IE; Texas, dry, 24 o 80 1bs., Glac. LIBATHER' Dull; hemlock sole, Budnos Ayres, Mght to heav chs, 16@018c. YOOL—Fairly agtive; domestic 19G2 pulled, a2, PROVISIONS—Tieef, quiet; beef hams, $17.60@ 18.00; extra Indin mess, $I7.00020.00; cut meats, quiet; pickled bellies, 64@G%e; pickled whoulders, 54@%e, Lard, lower: = western ateam closed at 6.9 bid, $7 asked: June, §7 nominali July, $7.06 asked: refined, dull; contin: 57.30; 8. 'A., $7.80; compound, §6 EGGS—Tirm; 'state ‘and Pennsylvania, 1214@1 estorn, fresh, 1K@12Gc; recelpts, 8705 plegs. 0 dalry, 9@120; west- 683G 750 western, $2.65@ Option ontracts; L salted New 415@4%c; Texas, Orlen 1o fleece, canes, $2.00G3.00. BUPTER-Firm: western rn creamery, 13@17c; western faotory, 8@11c Elging, 17c; state dalry, 12016}c; state cream- ery, Ma@iic CHEESE-Weak; state, large, 8G9%c; small, 8@¥Ne; part skims, 35G7%0; ull skims, Sage. TALLOW-Quict and steady; eity (82 por pki.), ntry (pkis. free), 4%c, as to quality Steady; United closed at & bhlw, $6:° Wasnington, in bl York, $5.16; Philadelphia stralned, common to good NYGWKC. Steady ; oo falr o extra, Jupan, 440G %C, MOLASSES-Steady &o0d to chol PIG_TRON-Dull; 1100013, 50, PPER-—Qui BAD-—Quiet, TIN-—Quiet; Straits, SPELTER-Steady; domeatl bid COTTON SBED OIL~Dull, * nominal; . BOWC; off crude, i yellow but c; cholce yellow, Sic: prime yellow llow oft grades, 31%:G3%; prime white; dom A@ec; Orleans open Kettle, Scotch, $19.50G22.60; Amer- 3 'domestic, $3.10, 319.70 bid;' market dull, prime Market. 18, June 4.—Grain trading today wis chiefly of the sealping order. There was but Hittle’ outside business except in the way of clos. ing up sume old transactic e 18 no large Amount of short wheat held in this market now, apparently such as has been sold against actual cash wheat held In store either here or in the Interior. Theire was some selling against pur- ghases in the country, which are rather liberal The opening price of wheat was ke (o % higher than the closs of Saturday for the different mont| d later there was a small advance of 'So In the price of July and about ke in mber, but both weakened later and sold off, w parent buying except by scalpers, and these had taken all they wanted before the middle of the day. Then there was more or less selling of previous chases, and the market declined, closing Wo to e higher than Saturday for futures, with cash wheat selllng at about the same price as the previous day. A rgo dotrease in the visible supply had y to harden the market, and als) reports from many places indi cath 5 dry weather lent support tremely low prices prevented short seliing to any extent, and the numerous disappointments of thoss buying for long account kept them out of the market, 80 that business was very dull and but little larger than on the previous day. Re- celpts of wheat were 304,160 bu.; shipments, 20,- 180 hw. Suel tiberal arrivate coming from freah recelpts i (he connt wenkening featire, an thess freah count In_interior elovators Jarger than expected. The market elomed: June. 3 July BT September,” 5G5%e; on track, No. i Bard, 60igo; No, 1 northern, i9c: No. 2 northern 7%e. The loeal floue mills were netively em ployed and_the tion for the day was eati mated {5 reach about 32,000 bble. and with a possibility of exceeding that by 1,60 bbla ; ship ments were 53,211 bis, | Prices remained steads at 890 to 5 for patents and 82 o §2.90 for bakers. Receipts at Minneapolis for the week, nccord- 1ng (0 the Market Tecord, were 126,80 bu.: Du Tuth, 13,328 bu., making a tofal of $10.00 bu, BEainat 1L0M.00 bu. the previow w 16000 bii. the same week fast year, and 1 00 bu. the same week two 0. Thera aro now in Minnenpolis regular houses 9,20 000 bu. In Minneapolis private houses, 835,100 bu o decreane for Tast week Of 41000 bit. in pivare aex_and 23,000 bu. In country elevators, leay ing app 1y 2,010,000 bu, In the Iarger coun try elevators, The ('l supply in the notthw st including | Minnenp Superior and country elevators Linat 6,000 b, Tast yiar There was & I decrenne of whent Minnen polis in bothepublie and priva £ 180,000 b during the The wame auihorltty estl mates by ein An (o NOFLD west of A SO0M i, Tadt week wor than hafl been wxpeoted. Thers ect of about 100000 bu. @ gy (o be K by farniors and apparently was & | rkot. 18, LOUR-Quiet and un WHEAT but eased above & August 4 CORN —H I ove Satu Opened ot and advanced and clo 1%¢: July 2t ana Jur iy 3 fo, ennt track HAY- 8t timothy, $8.00@12.60; £6.00679,00, LEAD prairie, and we U $3.0563.07%. il at $3.20, Nominal, $1.12, Steady at Quiet ut TS §1. SIONS—Wenk and sl inally, 30 s and more. T 8115 K, Jobbing, Dry salt corn R bu.; corn 33,000 b Dbls,: wheat, % bu. Market 312~ Options ¢ Ivanc on' foreigr Iy, uncha 0 Tags, Including 3t 14,90 15 points advan June, $14.85a 14,9 $14.904714. 59 aturday : 1800 bugs United Sti United for the 1 s SL0CK, 26,400 | June 4.-Qu 8, 2,000 bags; sLock Weekly report: Qule Kilos, $17. Receipts durii shipments to the Unit 30,000 hags, HAMBURG, June 4.-Quiet; prices unchanged to % pfg. higher; sales, 5,000 bugs. HAVRE, June 4.—Closed quiet at sales, 17,000 bags, RIO DE JANE $14.70; exchange stock, 184,000 Lags. Weikly report Kilos. Recelpts stock, 184,000 b good aver 000 bag good average per the woek, 9,000 b L 2,000 bugs; st 14¢ decline; No. bk} June 4, 6d; recoipts, Firm; 8,000 No. 7. $1L70 per 10 the week,” 30,000 bags; RO, 9 Pirm; during New Orle W ORLE. steady; Boxed s, $6.4215. Hum: RICE-—Quiet; ordi FII—Steady; FLOUR 003,10, CORN M CORN-—D 48%c; yellow 1. OATE—Quie 2 wacked, 43e. HAY—Firm; ' prime, $13.00615.00; cholce, @7.00. Dull; $0@82%e. Quiet; open Kettle, a2 13-16c; inferior, 03 11-160; prime NE but 5 meits, dry s vt Rio, Dull; extra faney, $16.00 smmon tofully 4c; centrifugal, choice “yellow, —clarifim, vellow, 3lic; seconds, 154G Quiet; centrifugal, good to strictly prime, 10@11e; prime, S@be; good common, 6Gic; inferior to common, 4 Cincinuatt CINCINNATI June fancy, $2.30@2.40; fam) shipments, 7, emand; No, 2 mixed, Nominal 52c., PROVISIONS uiet, $1 $6.50. Bulk meats, firm, $6. Strong; No. N Lard, steady, steady, sales, Elgin 181 bbls. BUT creamery, Ohlo, ¥ie: dalry, 10c. LINSEED Oll—Fasy: G162 SUGAR—Steady; hard refined, Orleans, 3Gk EGGS-—Stron IH@oYHe; June 4. AT Strong and 1 northern, 63c ~Quiet but_firmer; No. Higher; No. 2 white, 8V BARLIY-—Nominal; No.'2, &c; sample, 50@5c. RYE—Higher; No. 2, 6i%c. it Pork, wheat, 20 higher; July, oo, 0. 2 wpring, Lard, Flour, bu.; barley, 6,500 by SHIPMENTS - bu.; barley, 4,800 bu, 5,600 7,000 bbls.; bbls.; 200 wheat, 700 KANSAS CITY, June 4.~ WHEAT—Steady; No. 2, 47G4Sc; No. 2'red, 48G0c; No. § red, 46 rejected, ‘41a@A2e. CORN—Slow and weak; No. 2 white, 6%c. Unchanged 3T@3T 2 mixed, 35G35 2 mixed, 35%@37c H@lic; N creamery, dalry, 2,000 bu.; corn, 5000 bu.; TS—Wheat, 1,00 bu.; corn, 1,500 bu.; Toledo Grain Market. 200, Ju WHEAT—Very dull, steady; cash, "4 Bate G5the, CORN No. 2, cash, 40c; No. 2 No. 2 white, Quiet; CLOVER prime, cash, 5.: wheat, 6,000 bu. bbls.; wheat, 1,000 $5.50; i TS Flour bu.; corn, 1,600 bu.; June 4.~ WHEAT—-Quiet, steady; Nolders_ offer ‘moderately; No. 1 ;48 5%0@N Td; red western winter, 4 demand Californ, 1d@Ads 21d. SCQRN=Quiet; demand moderate; new mixed, s 6%, PROVISIONS 1k Pork, prime mess, 5 1bs K; July, 58K} e’ July B58%0c; No. an track, N 1 northern, 5% northern, ci 1 northern, 475 ORIA, June 4. e higher; No § Pirm, nactive; white, ST4@37i4c; No, NEW. R—Raw, steady; sal YORK, June 4.—SUC Saturdny, 2,000 tons centrifugal, 96 test, Muscovad teat, 23e. June 4 KUGAR-Cdne"qulet: noth- trifugal Juva, 13 6d; covay fair refining, 11s 9d. A0 Chicago Fruit Market. CHICAGO, June 4.—Porter Rros. sol cars of California frilt_at auction todiy tennial cherries, $1.50; Royal Annes, $1.00G$1.4 black tartarlaus, over ripe, $oiSL10; Rock Port Pringle apricots, $1.53G11.70; seedlin 2,00 a two Cen- Fruit Auctle At 6 o'clock last evening anoth X anction ‘was held at 914 Jones strect. he bldding was active, and the offerings, which consisted of 1,019 ‘boxes of cherries, were soon closed out at satisfactory prices, Nebrasks Corn, The acreage of corn is larger than usual and in good shape wll over the wtate. With rain 'Lx:;mn. neasonable. time Lhere will be w large crop. Sugar beets are in conditios universal' ory Is for rain: i b 'Erisco Wheat Quotution; SAN FRANCISCO, L —~WHEAT~Easier; pEAN FRANCHS June 4, —WHEAT-Easler; STOCKS AND BONDS, Week Opened on the Exchange with Falrly Active Speculstion. NEW YORK, June 4.—The week opened on the Stock exchange with a fafrly active speculation and a strong tone to the trad- ing. London was a factor in the advanc tendency of prices, both as a buyer in this market of the arbitrage stocks and also by reason of the improvement of the American securities on the London Stock exchangs One of the principal influences of the specu THE ,u‘ Iation was the unexpected decrease in the month of May. least had been only about 8t. Paul earnings for the A loss of §200,000 at anticipated, and when half “that' amount was reported the short ‘interest in the stock was a trifle scared and began to cover. Purchases for the rallway list in general were also stimulated, but the industrial stocks did not sympathize In the movement, except To- bacco, Distilling, Lead and ~ordage, Sugar was notable weak, and on neavy sales, said to be mainly to realize profits of the recent advance, declined 2% per cent, to 102%, the lower figure Including purchases, which caused a_recovery of 2% per cent, but in the final dealings another selling. movement was developed which resulted in a reaction of 1 per cent, the last sale being made at a de- cline of 1 per cent on the day. Burlington was not largely dealt in, but was bought moderately for the Boston account and rose 1 per cont, reacting % per cent in the later dealing. Northwest gained % per eent and Rock Island % per cent. In the rest of the list the volume of business was light, but dur- ing the greater part of the day the dealings were strong in tone. Toward the close, however, an easier tone prevailed and the market closed slightly heavy. The bond market was generally firm The Evening Post says: The bulk of to- day's transactions were, as usual, confined to a few stocks, the changes elsewhere being made on small tradings. All told, to- day’s advance was considerable, and the fact that Sugar and Chicago Gas hung back was neither surprising nor unfavorable. The Post’s London cable says: The stocks were today about steady. The chief feature was a further rise In gilt-edge stocks and the recovery in Americans. The last named closed at the best figures. Louisville made the chief gain. It is expected that there will be trouble in the grain trade here, but no failure is yet announced. Half a million pounds in goid is coming from Ifidia. This is important as it strengthens silver. India exchange Is rising. The following are the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- change toda Atehison ... Adams EXpros Alton, T. H a0 pd..... Am. EXpress. . do pfd.. Balttmore & Ohl0. (RO Canada Pacific o Y. & L3 Canada Southeri. Ontario & W Central Paci xon Tmp Ches. & Obio 173 | Orezon Nav Chicago Alton'., 130 0. 8. T & U 0. B &Q { Pacitic Mail, Chicago Gas . P.D & E.. Consolldated Gas: L C. &St L .. . & Tron Cotton ON Cert... Del. Hulson, Del. Lack. & W 1604 R, G. W D. & K. G. ptd.. 1| R G D.&C. F. Co... 24% | Roel East Tenn St. P do ptd i Ale 414 Pittsburyg #0 | Pulln 10 | Readin 5lg | Richinond Te 104 do {Soutliern P C & B. L pf |Sugar Re Hocking Valley | Tenn. Copl & Iron 11l Central |Texax Pdelfic. ... SLP. & T. & O, Cent. pfd.. & . pfd |Union Pacfic..... Ko Erie & W, [U.'8. Exproas. o prd W.SL L &P.. Lake Shors | "do prd Lead Trust. | Wells Farg Loulsville& N\ Woeste Lousville & N Manhatta Memphis & C. Michigan Cent Mo, Pacific Mobile & Ohfo; Nashville Chat National Cord i’ o prd. 3 N. J. Cenly 3T, A A. & N. ML N EW. bf T. 8t L & K.C North Au do pfd . The total sales of stocks shares, including: Atehi Sugar, 62,800: Burlington, Louisville & Na Miscouri 4/600; National 500; ‘National € 4500, St Paul, Western Union, share New York Money Markét. NEW YORK, June 4.-MONEY ON Easy at 1 per cent; last loan and cl per_cent. PRIME MERCANTILE nt. TERLING business in and at CALL A at 1 PAPER—@4%% per EXCHANGE—Dull, with actual for demand Auys; posted rates, $48406004.83%. State, sixty, Dills, oA BONDS. inac- fons on bonds: 117%)8. L. & 8. F.Gen, 11754 (St B 11234St. P. 114%|T. 06 T.P. 100'4| Unton 9044 West Shore.. 100 °|R. G, W. 18t5 4021g| Atchison s, ... 1011/ Atchison 2ga A 70%|G. . &S A. 05, 1041 *do 76 o3| U, 8, 48 coup...... 1U. S, diga rag. ... Pactiic 680 03 Lousiana stpd 48, MisBourl Us....... Tenn, new 8ot 08, Tenn. new set os. Tenn. new set Canada So. 2ud Cen. Pac. Ists CEEEEEE doUs..... 7344 |*N.C. 08 do 4s.. Tenn. old G 793¢ | Va. Centurles 109 | dodeferred % nonfund...... Class A M. K. &T. Gen. 68 M. K. &T. Gen 59 N.J. C. Int. Ce No. Pac. 1818, Nc_Pac. 2nas.. N. W. Consols N W. D Bt Lode LM, Gen. "< offered. 1 bid, HBoston Stock Quotations. BOSTON, June 4.—Call loans. 1142 por cent: per cent. Closing prices for nining sidras: {[Wenthigh, Blsctric W. Elec. ' fd...... Wis. Central Atcliison 2da; |Atehison 4 5 New England 64, Gen. Blectric 65... 801 Wis: Cent. 1ata.. 560G Allouez Mining Co. ¢ Atlantic....... 8 Hoston & Motaua 24 Butte & Boston.... 8 Heold.! 270 stocks, bonds AT &8 Am. Sugar. L Am. Sugar pfd.. 36 G 811 764 107y 0. B.&Q.; Gén. Blecir 111. Stoel, 0id Colony. Oregou Shiort L Rubber. San Dicgo. . Union Pacific. West End. West End b uinoy. .. Pamaracic San Frauncisco Mining Quotations. SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.—The official closing QUOLAtons {OF mining KLOES 1011y Wers a3 fol- ow! Boleher . Best & Bolcher. Moxioan Crown Point. Deadwood . Gould & Cu Hale & No Homestake........ Mexiean . Ontario, Union Coy cllow J; Tron Silyo Quickaiiver. do preferred, [Mexican |8t Paul com, . IN. Y. Centrai 10 Pennsylvania.. Reading.. ) 9236 | Mex. Can, now 48, 100 50% by 664 Canadian Paelllc... Chicago Stook ¢ tio CHICAGO, June 4.-Stocks dull, firm. Closing B10 [N, Olifeao St Ry AN 1714 | W. Chicago SC. iy, 142 1744 Gy 08...... Bl 19| Bank of Germany's Statement. HERLIN, June 4.—The statement of the Tm- al Bank of Germany show changea as compared with the p Cash in hand, increase during th Clty Rafway ... Alley 1. Lake 8t K. Diamond Mate| Fipancial Notes, PARIS, June 4.—Three per cent rentes, 101f 10c for the account. BALTIM balances, HOSTON, June 812,661,960 balances, $1,492,640. NEW YORK, June 4. 09, balances, 33,530,493 CINCINNATI, June 4.—Money 25@6 per cent, Clearings, 32,673,400, 0k PHILADELPHIA, June 4.—Clearings, $9,425,- 908; balances, $1,316,60. MEMPHIS, June 4—New York exchange sell. Ing at §1. Clearings, $403,666; balances, 321,418, LONDON, June 4—The amount of bullion gone into the Bank of England on balance today s 140,000, SAN FRANCISCO, June 4—Drafts, sight, 10¢; telegraphic, 19%c. SIver bars, 62%4@02%c. Mexi: can dollars, 61G5135e. NEW ORLEANS, June 4 New York . commier premium; bank, $1.60 per $1,000 premium ST. LOUIS, June 4.—Clearin, $3,900,657; balances, 335,588 Money quiet, per eent. ke on New York, 80G90c premium. AGO, 4. Clearings, $15,676,000, Forelgn exchi New York exchange, To premium. Money steady wt 34Q6 per eent. Clearings, — $2,183,678; 4.—Clearings, Clearings, 0,664 Clearings, 1, 31 MAHA DAILY BEE [OMAHA LIVE, STOCK MARKET Week Opens with Pil§ an Average Run of Cat To and Hogs, BEEF TRADE BEGINS: A TRIFLE FIRMER e etter Feeling In Chleago and Good De- mand Here (ll_yl Bellors Their Op- poriunity —Hogs Go Wenk to a Dims Lower. {+« MONDAY, June 4. There was Just gbout an average Monday's run of stock today. The supply of cattle was less than &S00 head, or about the same as on last Monday and the quality was very fair. The market was active and generally about 10c higher than Saturday. Comparatively light supplies made the dressed beef men free buyers, while the bullish tone to Chicago adyices brought out an active demand from shipping and export buyers. Fair to choice 1,200 to 1,600 Ib. beeves sold at from $3.90 to $1.30 and fair to very good 1,000 to 1,150 Ib. steers brought from $3.75 to $4.10. The trade was tolerably lively from the start to finish, the feeling being firm throughout. A good early clear- ance was effected. Good fat cows and heifers were in active demand at strong ptices, while the common and canning grades ruled dull, although prices were not quotably lower than last week. The general calf market was weak and on an average about G0c lower than a week ago, except perhaps for the best veals. Rough stock of all kinds continues in fair request at geod firm prices. There was not a very rushing trade in stockers and feeders, but prices in general were firmly held, sales of fair to good stock being largely at from $2.85 to $3.15. The demand was not overly brisk, but as th supply was not large the feeling was firm on all sides. Good to cholce feeders are quoted at $3.0063.40, fair to good at $2.80@ .00, and the commoner grades at from $2.80 down. Representative sales: EF. No. Av. Pr. 2.... 900 83 60 17,001 400 880 39..011088 18,1011 224 Av. 1% 1175 1300 P 30 305 10 400 10 410 3 EXPORT. 20.... 402 36....1480 1977 17 SHIPP{NG AND 30 §0....1330 410 W T 410 90 410 00 410 05 10 # 410 MIXED. 1185 LT 1220 BULLS. L0100 2 STAGS. %% OCKERS§ AND FEEDERS. 1., 710 435 100 ey 6.0 g 631 502 35,0, 698 IDAHO, ¢ ¢ Av. Pr. 949 52 8D HOGS—The supply fell a few hundred short of last Monday's big run, but 4,348 hogs made a good run for the first day of the week. Dealers construed it into a sure indication of liberal receipts for the balance of the week, and the feeling was consequently rather bearish. A big run and a lower mar- ket in Chicago did not help matters any and the buyers experienced little difficulty in getting what hogs they needed at prices averaging a nickel lower than Saturday. The general quality of the offerings was not very good and heavy hogs commanded a slight pre- mium, selling at from $4.40 up to $4.50, while common to choice light and light mixed hogs went at from $4.35 up to $4.45. There was very little change in the market from the opening to the close, but the pens were emptied in good season. The bulk of the trading was at from $4.40 to $4.46, as against $4.45 to $4.50 Saturday and $4.50 to $4.56 a week ago today. Representative sales: No. Av. Sh. Pr. Sh. Pr 3 3 120 84 42 BRI} 40 4 4215 196 120 4 4215 206 80 44 160 160 280 150 £ 120 160 “§0 200 0 120 . 50 oo 07 120 SHEEP—But two loads were recelved, The demand was fair and the market quotably firm. Fair to good natives are quotable at $3.50@4.40; fair to good westerns, $3.20@4.80; common and stock sheep, $2.50@8.25; good to choice 40 to 100-1b. lambs, $3.50@4.65. 51 ’ Recelpts and Disposition of Stook. Ofcial receipts and d1Bposition of atock as snown Dy the booics of the Union Stock Yaris 6o npany 10r the forty-clght Lours enalug at 3 o'clock p. m , June 4, 1604 H RECEIpTS. TOG, | | BHEER lTnn.;Ilud Cars. IH L Head 70|1:778) o8| 49480 0 2| 407 BisMORIFION. CATTL HONNES & MIS Cars, G, H, Hiw Swift ind company. The Cudahy Packing 6, John P. 8aiire & Co. Barr & Brown, Cuduhy Bros. Hammond & St Cleveland F. & P, 00 Shippers and feederd; Totals.. Kansas Clty Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, June 4.-—CATTLE—Receipts, 3,600 head; shipments, 1,700 head. Market steady 10 wtrong; Texas s $2.40G3.00; Texas cows, $2.30G3.40; beef steers, $.90G4.50; native cows, $2.0003.00] stockers and feeders, $2.6563.50; bulls, 1063, 25 HOGS—Receipts, 8,700 head; shipments, * 2,900 bead Market aclive. eteady- to weak; bulk $4.40G4.45; heavies, MAODBAAT; packers, 34408 Li, mixed, 360440 lights, 4.3004.40; York- ers, $4.30G4.40; pigm, 34206445 BHE| pia, 2,700 head; » shipme head. Musket steady Stock Market, —CATTLE—Receipts, 3 <0 200 head. No good native: oo grades firm; steers of 1,760 1,280 1bs. brought $4.05G4.10; ' co liekfers, 8 Gows, ELITHORE; Txas atecrs sold sl cows, . 80433.65; 3 TGS Recelpian &‘W head; shipments, 410 BT. LOUIS, head; shipmen market; medium TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1894, head. Foor be; top pric SHERT I Marke Kers, quality .60, ipta Aull #1256 Aropped pri % Tprients, 300 natives mnged §3.656 Tambs, $3.621561.00, of recelpts butk, 1% good CHICAGO LIVE STOUK, Firm Cattle Market but No Advance Was Made. CHICAGO, June 4.—There was a firm eattle market. Not much advance was made, but the @ was in that direction. For the tim: sear the ipts were nhout an avers the supply for last week was light and as outlook for this week s for moderate arrivals there 18 n feeling of confidence among operators generally, ‘Trim well fatted steers n many instances sold from 6o to 10¢ higher than last week and there was no g for which it was not easy to get for pr ot the arrivals all but about 1,00 hend were natives They wold on a basis of from $3.65 to $4.75 for common to extra stoers and from $1.60 to $3.90 for poor to extra_cows nnd heifers. o of steers at over $.50 were few nor woere thers many bunches of cows and heifers that were #ood enough to bring much as $3.7. From $1 to $4.50 bought most of the steers and from $2.00 to $3.50 was the range at which most of the cows, ind bulls were welghed, The 1000 Texas cattle on sale were taken nt_full prices, mecting a falr pand at from $1.7 to according to au top of the hog Business todny was $4 v business wis o from had not long n and There Was but the t ot the opening of the bulk of the m$460 to $4.70, nw of Be, Tl ress before befor a dozen tin and packers both t left over any rom $1.60 to $4.5 ran up (o $4.75 f cholee heavy In sheen there was frigerator men are satd full stocks and t as there was no other ource s to hold the market up. Ther B and a drop to from $1.50 to 81 cholee sheep, and to yearlings. Spring lambs 8o s Receipta: — Cattle, head; hogs, 43,000 head; The Bvening Journal TTLE--Receipts, 1 for comme assorted 1ight Rrac N nd $4.8) for dull to b market, The arrving pres nt_buyers, o from an! to for 0 ead wheen, 13,000 ports 000 e, Market nctiye 107160 ikher on BAtNGR: 100 Tokans; mond s PEIme o extra native stosm, $140G100; medimn $4.0060 others, $3.40%3.00 3 OGS Recaipis, 13,000 h Tower, bt clsed with Toss lienvy, $8.0061.15; packers and e prime’ hoavy and’ buteher welght assort , $4.600 1. SHERP AND LAMIS all grades, 10 Jow Tambs, $4.0004.50; calves, a. 300 i rou L 846004 $470704 Recelpts, top sheep, spring lambs, New York Live Stock Market. NEW YORK, June 4.— BE head; market actiy $4.70; good t $1.0604.4 stags and 13,000 hend; $1.00U4.60; top, $1.765.0. o native si o HATIEE.60; medi tnferfor to ordinary, $1.10% L $L.20G4.50; bulls, $2.6000 LAMBS—| cep, poor L 10,800 P AND 14,70) head; market active; ) £l L $3.000 @b.40, i Cinelnnati Live s CINCINNATI, June 4. 4.70; receipts, CAT head: shipments, 50 hea SHEEP—Good d 4,700 head; shipments, LAMUS-Good demind; easy Ik Market. Weaks Sloux City Live Stock Market. SIOUX €ITY, June 4.—HOGS. head; Saturday, 2 shipm Market lower, CATTLE—Hecelp Stock In Sight. ecelnts of live stock at the four prineipal yards for Monday, June 4, 1804: Hozs, 4,318 Sheop, 407 13,000 2,700 100 16,207 St. Louts. ... Totals. ... 1 BUTTER—The week opens st Already quoted and without an. terlal change. in the situation. Packing stock I8 in preity fair demand at 8Gloc. Good to cholce country, 12GHe; separator creamery, 17@18e. The most of the butier coming grades as packing stock. EGGS-—-The receipts average about the same from day to day, and the market docs not show any materlal change. Fresh stock continues to command_fc. LIVE POULTRY—The receipts of old fowls are heavy, and in addition to the express saip- ments a good many old hens are being brought in by wagons from nearpy points and sold di- rect "to the elty trade. The result is a lower market, with arrivals moving slowly. Old hens, Gei " roosters, 4o, The demand for otier kinds of pouitry is rather light, though a lim- ited quantity s salable. DucKs, 7@ilc; hen turkeys, 7@8c; gobblers, Sa6c; geese, Sie. VEAL—The receipts have been very large all the week, but degler, managed to Keep the market pretty well cleaned up and prices have been pretty “well maintained. Good fat veals were quoted at 6G7c, with sales of the best largely at §isc. RIGEONS-There ls o demand for old pigeons but ypung birds that are not strong on the wing are not wanted. OId birds, per doz., $1.50G1.60. VEGETARLES. OLD BEANS—The market 18 steady. Nelther the ‘demand nor mupply 18 very heavy at tais point, Callfornia hand picked navy, 2156225 Western navy, SLWGZ00; common White beans, $1.60@1.85. ONIONS—New southern onlons are quoted at $4 per bbl. Top onions ure pRnty at 1G2c on orders. POTATOES—The receipts of old potatoes do not appear to be very large, but the supply I8 keeping right up to the demand. Colorado stock, 86@%c, The market is well suppiled with new southern potatoes, which are quoted at 2o per 1b._on orde CABBAGE-While good stock that shipping is not plenty, there is som from Callfornia. ‘At this easo bage has to be worked off rapidly, as it will not hold_up well. ASPARAGUS—Good home grown stock, 33@40c per doz. on order PIE PLANT—Home grown ple plant, 2G2%c on orders. TOMATOES 1t at the prices will_stand riving is almost impossible to find stock that will stand shipping. There has not been a weason in a long time when 3 were as scurce as they are at the p Good shipping stock on orders is quotes GREEN VIGETABLES—Radishies, ettuce, 2 at ner cucumbe beets, NS—Recelpts are large and it quires quite an effort on the part of recelv Keep the market cleaned up. Wix ber orders, % bu. basket, $LOOGL10; string b bu. basket, 90c@s31.00. PEAS—The market was overrun with peas at the close of the week, and % bu. baskels were Dbilled out at Toews).0, CAUL] he market 1s falrly well _supplied with ‘good stock. On orders, $2.23 per doz. There fs some very small home grown caulifiower_arriving in the mimrket, which sells us low as 60c per doz to the local {rade. FRUITS, STRAWBERRIES—There Dbesldes 643 casen by ex steady at $L.00GR25 for choice shippIg stock. CHERRIES—The market on California_cherries remains about sieady, good shipping 8isck Kolng at $1.25 on orders, There were some Kunsas red cherrics, which are quoted on orders at $3.0000 3,25, There 150 some small red and very soui Missourl cheries Which were ulmost unsai- able, GOOSEBERRI green gooseberrie per 24 qt. cuse, TROPICAL FRUT BANANAS—It has been no easy matter to get bananas lately, There have been few sales in New Orleans.” A good deal of the stock shipped 0 market has been too green, and it N almost Impossible in many cases to with such stock as was wanted; good stock, per bunch, $2.0092.60. LEMONS-—There have been very few days of real good lemon weather thus far this season. When warm weather really comes dealers 100k to see a much Temon market. Fancy lemons, 300 size, $4; fancy lemons, 360 Nize, $3.76; choice lemons, 860 ize, $3.5003 ORANGES—With the market full of the demand I8 very limited for oranges, supply on_the market is small. Medit t, §3.50. Fancs, per b, 121315, —Huallowees, 6 to 70-1b. boxes, 2 was a full car fin, i, The market was S—There was some Inquiry for but not many in; good stock, herries, and_ the rranean per b, S—Cholce, per LLANEOUS, 150; durk hoi 2t40. per dog,, $12. Il waini, 36; bbl., pails, doz., small, T 16@17c; ¥ filberts, Trazll nuts, JER—FPure juice, per $3.2 APPLE BUTTER bbls., Sige per 1D, HIDES-No. 1 green hides, 2ic; salted hides, So; No. 2 green 20; No. 1 v 3 veal calf, § Ibs. hides, bo; No. 2 salted hides, c; legy than (uily 0o halt bbl., Per 20-1b, 81 halt No. salted 1 green hides, 1 dry filnt N Green salted, each, 26@60c; 4 shoarlings (short-wooled early skins), dry shiearlings (short-wooled. early king), No. 1, each, 5@loc; dry shearlings (short Wooled early’ skins), No. 2, each, S¢; dry fint Kansas and Nebraska buicher wool,” peits, per Ibe, actual welght, 6G8c; dry flint, Kansas and Nebrask murran wool peits, per Ib., actual weight. 4 dry fint, Colorado butcher wool Delth, per Tbi, - metual welght, 4@7c; dry Mint, Eolorady murtain wool pelts. per 'Ib.,” actual welght, 4@éc. No. 1. 44@ TALLOW A ok 40 vellow, 3o} eane, et old buter, Prime, 16G18; roukh tallow, @24, ware away A through n on \port- there was more stir in the market o direct orders from princi the v The requ y ys, comtortables, furnishing T dress goods, ete. Printing cloths were ‘quiet and Brm at 2 1i-160 for 6 squares spol, with sales of contracts for July Lo Qctober close Lu 4% THIS IA A CUT OF IT. DESCRIPTION—265 INCHES WIDE, 6 FOOT LONG, FNEST SPRING® J LITY CRETONNE, HANDSOMELY DAAPED Sbf WilH BEST?\ 0US AS ANY 820 COUCH; ING IN COUCHES, $8 4.9 FOR THIS BOOK CASE width, five 1us the aised base which allows one to without moving the Kk, hand polish finish, ad- Is three feot two inches i feot and efeht Inches in new style sweep from under case, Solld ¢ Justable shelve UPHOLSTERED SOFT AND LUXURI- ONLY ONE OF THE MANY BARG\INS WE ARE GFFER- 3485 FOR THIS P/RLUR ROCKER Solid oak, piano polish tinish, uphol- stored 1 eeh tpesiry or siik plis, lit- eststyle, and wortn £10.00. Mall orders tilled Terms, Gash or Easy Payments. We close even'ngs at 6:30,except Mondays and Saturday Formerly People’s Mammoth Installment Housz. Open Monday and Saturday Evenings Only. CONCERNING THE CLEARINCS Figures Furnished by the Associated Banks a8 an Index to Business. MAY’S RECORD BETTER THAN APRIL'S Slight Increase in the Volume for the Month —Three Years Compared—What the Figures Indicate—Will Be Better In July. The bank clearings for the month of May show an increase of about 4 per cent over April, and are larger than for any preced- ing month since January. When the com- parison s made with May a year ago the figures do not show up so we there being a decrease for the whole country of 26 per cent. The decrease shown in April from a year ago was only 25 per cent. There Is still a strong tendency toward a decrease as compared with last year at all the lead- ing business centers, New York leads the list with a decrease amounting to 30 per cent, as against 20 per cent for the balance bt following will show the total clear- mgs for the month of May, 184, 1863 and 1882 at Omaha and surrounding citie Omaha. Minneapoiis.” Sioux CHy.\LL Bt. Joseph... .. Kansas Clty pv Omaha record falls slightly behind the while all the other cities, excepting | g show still heavier decreases, as compared with two years ago. Four of the seven clties mentioned—Minneapolis, St. Paul, Sioux City and Deny below the record of 150, B In June, 1893, the clearings at Omaha ped down to $26, 84, as against $29,- 1 for May. This was due to the finan- clal depression which put In an ance at this point last Jun In previous Vears there had been a heavy increase in June over May. If the clearings continue about as they are av zing now this city Will still show a decrease this month. In July last year the clearings at Omaha were 29,311,459, ‘which 18 about the same as the clear May of the present yei Under these conditions the decrease in the clearings ought to be wiped out by the last of July, provided bustness continues in about its present volume, ST. LOUIS, June 4 both' fine and course’ grade macks, Missouri and 1inois medi coarse and b 13141 hea e dium, 1310141 107011¢ 10a1ie; Arrange your picnic for Courtland, i — STREET RS COLLIDE. Killed and Many of the Passe gers Injured, ATLANTA, June 4.—A serious accident oc- curred on the Atlanta Traction Street rall- way today. Two cars collided, killing one motorman and mortally wounding another. Eight passengers were hurt. —_— La Rose Bros., Courtland beach, e Sentences on the Bank Wreckers, INDIANAPOLIS, June 4.—Judge Baker in the United States court today overruled a motion for @ new trial for the wreckers of the Indianapolis National bank, and- sen- tenced F. A. Coffin to ten years, and Percl- Motor: | Syndicate. val B. Coffin to five years in the penitenti- | Albert 8. Reed was he will not be president of the ftomorrow. his own recog- the Coffing an- sentence of suspended. 1t is belleved sent up. T. P. Haughey. bank, will be sentenced Reed was released on nizance. Attorneys for ary, The nounced they would apply to Justice Harlan | — of the United States supreme court for a writ of supersedeas this week, and ask that their clients be not sent to prison un- tl this could be done. Judge Baker said the sentence was in the hands of the mar- shal for execution, and the court would not interfere with it The CoMus will probably b penitentiary this evening. i Courtland beach ls fuer ihan ever. taken to the | I even fali | | Instituie, appear- | prdinary K- uvenator 1§ Falling Bén- he most sation,Nerv. wonderful H ous twitohing dimovery of . 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