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

! CONMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Frot feare Sent Prices Up in All the Pits Yesterday, HZAT WAS QUITE ACTIVE AND STRONG Wost and tho perature Toes Cooter Conditions Over th Year of still 1 Te day Night Created Considerablo Com= motion and Shorts Covered ¥r v sent today seare pits advancing igher and und. trades the advanced sed frost trade after 1% CHICAGO, prices up in Wheat clos: lc, corn e higher, provisions at an advane Wheat ctive, of fng from to fge advance, ket, after selling down little reactions from e from %e to and cooler conditions over th of still lower temperatur corslderable cc and freely. Cables public advices reporting futures, while from priv vance quoted Shipr Baltic and other ports ports at New York larger, factors. in helping the advance numerous buying in from the west and other scattered points, while offerings were not very free, The large decrease In the world’'s visible supply by Dradstreet’s 2,900,000 bu, and the bad lowa crop report had a stimulating tendency, and it was re- ported there was some buying for foreign account at New York Corn was very firm and rather excited at tim within 1e range, and closing near the top. The frost scare was the chief bull factor Oats were strong and excited, prices ad vancing 13%c and closing at the top. Bad crop reports and heavy reduction in con tract stocks last week caused the advance. Provisions advanced all day and clozed at the top on the strength in wheat and a scarcity of offerings. The market, how- ever, was a narrow one. Compared with last night July pork is 17ic higher, July lard 6 higher and July ribs 7%c higher. Freights slow at from 1%¢ to 1%c corn to Buffalo The leading futures ranged as follow —Ariicien, | Open | High. T CloRe Wheat,No June 5. all board 1 of higher cats 1%e all ar ning how was and mar: off steady. The and the fear created west tonight nmotion shorts coverod nflicting 1n al somewhat ¢ %1 dources were decling an from the rouller and ex- which were also There was onts er wore prders for Low. 4% s3] 50 HHiM July. B e pt Corn No. June July. Sept Outs No. 2 Sept.... Pork per bbi July...... Boptiis Lard. 100 1bs | June.. July,. Sept Short Ribs- July.. Sept. Caxli qu FLOUR—Unchanged. Wil 2 spring, s , G%C. Ol . OAT! 3 whit Prime, Mexs pork, o100 1bs, 156,17 216@3.875; short cle bl $11.85 Short Fiby shoulders 16, Distillers' finished goods, per g $1.1 Tho following Were the reccipis ana. shipments fcr today =RRATcio [Woecints Shipments, Flour, bbls.... 11,000, Wi f 31,000 Corn. . . . | sisloon v 214,000 8 v 6000 5.000 Barley. b... sl 1tiovo 4,000 On the Produce exehangs today the buttor mar- ket was steady and uncl 16ke: dairy, “10@14le. Eges, Ao ehanged; strietly fresh, 10@10e NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. un- Yesterday's Quotations on Flour, Grain and Provisions, Metals, Ete. NEW YORK, June 5.—FLOUR-Receipts, 47. 800 Bbls; exports, 17,800 bbls.; sales, 29,700 bbl Market firm and active; home trade hou: freely at old range of prices for spring patent also . better demand for city mill winter gouthern flour, more ctive: sales, 300 pkgs.; flour, firm: buckwheat flour’, nominal. BUCKWHEAT—Dull; rane, 87oc, CORN MEAL—Quict; yellow west 270; Brandywine, 2. RV E-—Nominal; W Shc; Jersey, track, SIX-Tow DK, 000 by oxports, 25 112,000 bu. spot. L In store and eles b., 8%c. Market abile news, drouth big local clourings bu.; sales, Epol market strong; No. vator, 67%e; afloat, 8% Mrong In the morning on betis West, cold wave northwest, nnd heavy decrease in tae worll's stock. In the afterncon liquidation set i and prices v but closed firm ot St advanc k 8% @00c, Clos 3107161340, closed a e, 200 bu ; utures, 112, 2, He in eley mixed, 48%c Arm all da: covering of sho Age reports from corn belt June, closed at 43%c; July, ‘o 45@ke, closed At 41,0 ', closed at 45%c. OATS—Receipts, #) sales, 10,000 bu. futires, market strong and higher: No, 2, No. 3 white, 46¢; No. 3 white, western, 466i48%c; track, wh Dption market very strong fere and bad crop reports adyance: June, closed at 42 elosed at 411 st, tember close Stendy Tutures, 2 expots, 135,100 bu.; bu.” spof tor; Hik@HGe Option market ts, due to dam- losed e b wed at $4%e; 2 plember, 45%@ 4, spot. delivered, exports, 000 b shipping, 60@03e; good to cholee, » common to choice, 916 wet salted Now Orleans, s 105, 18, selected, enos Ayres, ary, 2 to dry, 24 to 30 1bs., sole, Bun tive lected, [ B to 50 Ibs., 4@se; [bs., 101G 11¢; Texas, THIER-Dull; Hght 0 heavy welghi WOOI pulled, PR Lard, stie fleece, 19G200; Cut meats, steady, closed at 36,95 bid ady; continent; Pork, firm ania, 1214 Ipts, 12,000 refined, compour and fresh, 114G $2.0014.0, i, o BUTTER-Iirm: wes - duiry, 9613 western * factor 1200160405 st JHut wost Elgins, 17c; state dairy, a7, EES E~Wen) BNe; part skims, PALLOW-Quiet and steady IKe; country (pkgs. free), OLEUM-Stendy; hington, bhis, 50: refined Now $5.10; city (32 per pk; uality. at §7ige; in bulk Iphia and phia ‘und Baltimore, in strained, common to good, Arm; 304G domestic, falr to extra, 4@6 udy; New Orle good 1o choice, 2041 36c, PIG TRON-Dull; Scoteh, ns open kettle, $19.50622.60; Am Omestle, $1.10, pistea” quind fet; domestic, $3.2714 bid HED' ons Ay ¥ ‘Drime crude. S, crude, 3G, yeilow Dutter Krdes, cholee. yellow. 350: prime. yellow, M10r gels low, off rades, 314G prime Milwaukes Markots MILWAUKER, June 5.-FLOUR WHEAT-Firni: No. 3 speing, morthern, &c: July, Sl CORN"-Higher; No. 3. 3% OATH-Extited and higher: No. 3 white, 8% GO0, FARLEY--Nominal; e Y EHigher; 8. PROVISIONS - Higher. 12,50 bbis. 2600 bbi,; Steady, Bige; No. 1 2 white, 40%c; N Sc; sample, 900 Pork, $11.%. wheat, Lard, L X3 RECEIPTS- Flour, bu.; barley, 4.%0 bu. HHIPMENTS-Flour, Bu.; barley, 1,600 bu Minaeapolis Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, June 5.—The feature of the market today was an carly advance of ke to fe for futures, while cash wheat was dull and more nnsalabie (han It been for weveral weeks. on track not any about 40,300 wheat, 2,00 h track higher than the previous day, € mame. Wheat that was flour_ making wos neglecied o Stylow of wheat for grinding w e 129,00 b whpments. 1460 bu. Ml Recelpts wheat on hand and (hey are not busine. and the | a%aa 0.y L N0 dlstr: g qnite ution ww compantes, Farmers ¢ freely In the country were the chief canse of mand for investment huy ing did tive; Lt nbou parties wi t them n. amuller mill- it anily among the ntinved o The dreaded fross wdvanee, The de t seem to b these were red ly; June and S K, No. | hard. Wie qu i’y 1 stendy, with .5573.55 more, Patents ipm of flour Market New York | picking pated Loted it 1 Produc HUTTER T ket fn «Nitde more fnvoruble and wed he The narket on Deen here vl 1oe it et n N large al keep (h ou Iy fat v the b inia )\ Sory bt ty well well at vl markel pr nopretty Aot mand for old pigeons, ung biids that are not strong on the wing wanted. Old birde, per doz, $1.5061.60. VEGETANLES, 3 The market In ste lemand nor supply I8 very hoavy at this Californin hand picked navy, 216022 0 navy, $1.0 common white bean )b, 85 S50 per bl Top ordors POTA not_apps keeping I8 but y are hot 1y. thor OLD N at on southern onions are onlons are plenty at 15 a0 Dly The e ight up to e, The market southern potatoes, Ib, on arder ARBAGE While good shipping I8 not plent from Californin, At this ens bage has to be worked off rap hold up- well: Good shipping recelpts of old very large, but t e demand. ¢ iw well supplied which are quoted W por that wiil_stand the vear cab as 1t will no wiock, on orders, ARPARAGUS- per doz. on ord PIE PLANT TOMATO! stocl that were au s 00 ship 2.0, Git 2001 Goca $1,00 doz., 403 NEEW Hres quite Keep the 1 ers, 1ot bu. basket. 56000 Home grown peas ar Jod home grown stock, 33@40c Home grown ple plant to has St I n {8 almost impossible stand. shipping. There in u long time when tomatoes they are at the present tin o on orders 13 quoted it $2.500 Tishes, dor. 1 ABLES T per @ por N ner cucumbers beets, por BIEANS - Roceipts \ effor ket cl large o part of re up. Wax @$1.0 plenty AULIFLOWER 18, $1.0071.50. Home grown on or FRUITS. The recelpts or from bod and trade nt consisted of 160 cases the day before verything sold £, The Missonri tan end, though thore may from the noithern portion as known, there are to rles (o come (o (his maj from which there is an crries i8 Ore ¢ pr Wood River, in tha berrics from there ne to this mar- four that had The dem quickly to crop I8 practically be a few shipments of i So far Towa 1ska b Ke Tocality Prosp pect was for a_good crop nt state, a Hitle while ago. Th last year were the best that Ket, and brought the best price CHERRIES ~At Monday's prices wer ket 18 accord which f8_quoted GOOSEHIZRRI I Eooseberrics, cher mar s some any inquiry fi in; good stocl almost i o hll orders r 3 Bood stock, per el $ 005250, 4 EMONS-—There good_lemon m weather wee ' much firmer lemon 00 ‘size, $1; fancy 1o chotee. lemons, 350 stze, $3, ORANGES—With the markel the demand Is very limited for supply N the market is Bweets, $3.50. FIGE DAT! ke cen very few days of r thus far this season. mes dealers look marke Faney 860 size, $3.70; to lemons. full of orankes, small, berrios, and Mediterrancan 11 1243 Hallowees, 65 5w boxes 82 per Ib., . APPLES—Cholce, per doz., small, MISCELLANEOUS, HONEY- MA NUTS-Alm c: filberts, CIDER—1"ure 3.2 APPLE bbls., 8ige per. Ib. HIDES—No. 1 green hides, 2c; No. 1 green salted hide No. 2 green 'salted hides, 2c; No. 1 vei .8 1bs. 10 15 1bs., Sléc; No. 2 veal {0 10 Ibs., 4c 1 dry fiint hides, 5c: 2 dry flint hide: No.'1 dry salted hides, 4c; part cured b e per Ib. less than fuily curcd, SHERP PELTS-Green on salted sh each, 5@16c; sking). No. 1, wooled early Kansas and 7 nds, 15 : Drazil nuts, juice, per il v, 100 .86 halt bbL, LbL., BUTTER—Per 20-Ih. pails, $1; halt salted, each, 254160 81 shearlings (short ch, Sci dry fiint, Nebraska butéher wool,' pelts, por Ib.. actual weight, b@Sc; dry flint, Kansas and murrain wool pelts, pér Ib., actual welght, 4@6e; dry flint, Colorado butcher wool pelts, per b, actual welght, 4@ic; dry fiint, Colorado murrain wool pelts, per Ib., actual welght, d@se. TALLOW AND GREASE—Tallow, No. 1, 44@ tallow, @3%c; grease, white A, i grease, dep grensg, Sellow, 3 grease, dark, 2ic; old buter. 2g2isc] beeswa: prime, 16@18¢; rough tallow, 2G2% ST. LOUIS, Jun unchanged. WHIIAT-Opened strong, hut relupsed e and cloked K@%e abov princinally on foreign ' news and No. 2 red, cash and Jun August, 83lc; Septemd %@%e on a frost scare: N June, 36%e; July, “3Te; . —~FLOUR--Firm, quiet, and gaining 1%4c on by higher 3, cash on frost promise 1 June, 3c; Jul sUC. doing, Othing doing. cast track. BARLEY BRAN—Gle FLAX SEED CLOVER @3.00. @7.50; timothy seed, $3.50 Strong; prime to cholee tmothy, ‘3850 cholce separator creame CORN MEAL-—31.55 SIKY--$1. 084011 IN TLEZS—Lower; ING-—5 800 standar 6,30 ldors, Bacon, i ribs, higher k, Lard, prime steam, Dry salt meats, loose sh fongs and ribs, $6.25; shorts, 8.3 Whoulders, s $T.0067.12: wheat, 6,000 1 corn, SHIE bu.; i, 7,000 144,000 bu.; oats, bils; wheat, 002 b, 16,000 Coffee Market NEW YORK, June 6 — COFFEE — Options opened barely steady under disappointing cables and local hammering, ruled weak and closed stendy at from b to 10 points decline; sales, 15,700 bags, Including: June, $I48G; July, $14.70314.80; August, $14.30; October, $15.40; December, $13.0060 13,06, Spot coffee, Rio, quict; No. 7, $15.16; mild, aqulet; Cordova, ' $19.000019.257 males, 1,000 b Santos, spot, SISSTI for coffee late yost day; B, Rio, $14.75 for No. 7, o, . plus 10, spot $15; 600 bags Centr 00 bags ' Salvador. Warehouse dell v, 17,215 baks; New York stock to- hags; United ' States stock, 237,685 the United States, 86,000 Dugs; bags, against’ 470,50 bags bk total 5.—Market two duys, quiet; good 2,000 bags; aver- Tecelpts, stock HAMBURG, June 5. wer; No. 4, to be an_error HAVRE, June 5.-Market closed quiet net decline Of ld@iiaf; sales, 17,000 bags. U0 DE JANEIRO, June ' 5.—Market No. 7, $14; exchange, § 5-164; recelpts, two da 18,000 bags; cleared for the United States, §,000 Market quiet; prices Lnfi quoted %pfg lower, but supposed at a Cincinnati Genersl A CINCINNATI, June 5.~FLOUR—Firm. WHEATScarce, stronger; No. 3 red, 85 1,700 bu. ; ‘shipments, 500 bu. tronger'; No. 2 mixed, d1GH1%e. 2, e Pork, 1ight Bulk meats, 11 nriet, PROVISIO! steady; $6.50. Bacon,' firmer. WHISKY demand; $12. Lard, barely steady; .3 nand; 40 bbls. sales, at Basler; fancy Elgin i 160; dalry. 100 Light demand, steady. creamery, AR o demand. Duluth Wheat Market. June 6 —~WHEAT--losed stron d," cash, S8i4c; June, 8c; July, i ; n, cash, BTlc: dune. GTc: July, §7%e; September,’ 674c! December, f9e; No. 2 northern, cash, B ¢ 3 G0le. O track: No. 1 north Wei'to arrive, No. 1 northern, s0%e. 5 31,89 BED. OATS-N. 3, %¢; No. DULUTH, No. 3 white, 35%e. Sugar Market, June 5 —SUGAR-Raw, trifugal, §6 Lest, 3 NEW YORK ining, 2ie wers grinding al about fhe usual rate. Home ot W4 lacger milling Grma have considersble falrly uctive; Mo & 8 7-36cG3%s, middiing OMAHA 1443 710 1168 13, 311:16G3 13-16¢ ndand ‘A, 3%e; confec ent Jonf, 8 11-1691% powdered, 4 - 18G4 ol 1160 cubes, 4G 11418 June 6. SUGAR-Cane, dull; eont-l 18 Muscovauo, falr refining i o A 39 - 18c 13, > AT 15-160; 16614 15-1 10, 1716 mould A e L A i1 e N 1116 City Markets, 5 WHEAT e higher red, 486 mixed, BNGIGe; 2 whit OATH 2 white, NUTTER 150 dairy 2 mixe No and steady; creamery, W@ Fer; Mtrictly fresh, Tige, JCEIPTS—Wheat, 1,000 1 corn, none onts, SHIPMENTS oats, non Wheat, bu.; corn, none Cotton Market. ORLEANE, June 5. COTTON—8teady 1,000 balos 100 bales; r H ance, 3,751 b \uros, steady wales, 30 300 Dalest Jine, $7.0047.005 July, $7.0007.0015 August Soptember, $6.03G8.09; November, $7.01 £1.0707.08; Junuary, §7.13; 1% 1igher: mid fipts, 100 bales 200 blew 0) bales VI, dune 5,0 WpTen . CINCIN auiet; Liverpool Mar LIVERPOOL, June 6.—FL¢ £ St Louls funcy winter HEAT--Dull; denand m 4 1l Dull W lorate winter CORN apot mised Fute moderate; now futures firm; demand m Tuly, 3 fd; Ausus®, d8 6id, Park, duil; demand poor; prim 15 prime wedinm, 578 6 Poors s ures, no N swestorn Aull; den w York Dry G YORK, June 5.—DRY has been a fairly good in with the larger request for the staple fabrics and conside resulted, Wide sheotings attention, Prints have o Merrimac empire chintz oo Printing cloths quiet at lleslus have done fairly liveries, 18 Market. 100DS T} vy for dry goody, anything other thn le business has have commanded ) Leen looked after for new dark work 1T for 64 sauares well for later de; NEW Chieago Fruit Quotations, 5.-Lhe arl Fruit comp ing one folloying p 1i(1.10; Roval $1.40: Higere itornin fruit bl $11071.40; D, @145; centenninl Apricot G Foval, $2.50; seddiings, $1.85: Pringle, $1.4061.70. Cherry plums, hull crates, $2.55 Manchest MANCHESTER, June for Indin Is iniproving little doing. Frisco Wi FRANCISUO, June b May, $1.10, Wool Marke ST, LOUIS, June 5.~ WOOL without” quotilie ehang AND BONDS. Ann, Textiles, CLOTIES Yarms The de s and steudy, | witn at Market. SAN WHIEEAT—Strong Decemnber, $1.03% ) quiet, and STOC opolized the Speculative Atten- Yesterduy. Sugar Mo tion In Securitie NEW YORK, June 5.—Sugar monopolized the speculative attention of the Stock ex- change today, more than half of the busi- ness having been done in the shares of the Sugar trust. It was a very exciting day for the operators in this mercurial property, the fluctuations in which were both wide and frequgnt. The buying was at times very strong, and again the selling was very heavy. A jump of 1% per cent was made at the opening, and a further advance of per cent, then, on brisk selling, a reaction of % per cent took place, but buying orders were met, which absorbed all the offerings, and another rise resulted, which sent the stock up to 106%. This purchasing movement was based the result of the voting on the amendments in the se which showed that the anticipated program was to be carried out. But when the top figure was reached a good deal of stock came out, which checked the purchasing movement, inasmuch as it led to a belief that some interest was marketing the sfock on the bull news, and that it was likely that an insider was feeding the shares to the traders. This suspicion induced realizing sales as well as stopping the buying, and a sharp break of 23 per cent took place to 10 The lower range was mamtained for but a while, when renewed purchases caused a quick’ recovery, the stock closing within % per cent of the highest point touched and at an advance of % per cent on the day. Sugar preferred rosc 1% per cent to 96, but reacted to 94% on realizing sales. ~ The granger group was most active of the rail way list, but St. Paul and Burlington re- cefved most attention, the former being sold by London and the latter, very moderately, however, by Boston. An opening advance of 1 per cent in St. Paul was followed by a decline of % per cent, the last sale belng within % per cent of the bottom. Rock Island lost % per cent and Northwest % per cent. Northwest preferred broke 2 per cent fn a sale of 100 shares. The bond mar- ket was easier during the morning, but closed firmer. The Evening Post says: Sugar certifi- cates furnished almost the sole mark of activity on today's stock market. The stock was marked up 2 points on the first transaction, and after a brief intervening reaction, was pushed up still another point or more to 107. The vote taken In the senate today on the sugar schedule, the re- sult of which was assumed in advance as favorable, was the only argument employed. The following are the closing quotations on the leading stocks of the New York ex- ) 4 on 7% Northorm Paciic 145 |No. Puc. pfd 30 |U.P.D.& G 130 [Nortiwes 112 |“do pfd. 723N Y. Cen N. Y. &N. Eog.... rio & W wou_Imp. 173¢|Oregon Nuy Adams E Alton, T H do pfd. . Am. Express. .. ialiimore & 00, Canada Paciflc. . Canada Southern., Central Pacific... Ches. & Ohlo. Chicago Alton G, B. Clileago Gua. . 1s0lidated Gas. . C, C. &8t L. Colo. Coal & Iyon Cotton O1l Cert... Del. Hudson, Del. Lack. & W' D &R G pra Joiies 3| Puilman Pa Reading. . Richmond Tarin.. do pfd. 160 |R.G.W... 50 |R. G Wi 245 | Rook siand. ¢St Paul 34| St. Paul pid St P, & Om: | pra |southern Sugar Refinery 1305 D.&C. F. East Tenn . 1 100 Hoeking Va 111, Central StP, & Duluth K. & T.ptd, . Lake Erie & W do pfd Yl U. 8. Ex; 60N W. St L. & P 11| do pfd.... 40 |Wells Furgo Ex. 4474 Weatorn Union. 6 (W. &L E.. 17 | do pia 5 |M&SL L Louisville & N. Al Manhattan Con... Moinphis & O Michigun Ceni.. hio, Pacific ... Mobile & Ohio. .. Nashville Chat National Cordage, do pfd........ N. J. Centrui, N, &W. prd North Am. ¢ *hid; The of stocks toduy shares, including: American Sugar, chison, 2,000 rlington, 9,00 5,000; Distilling and Cattieteeding, ctrie, 2,900: Missourl Pacific, Lead, 3,000; St. Paul, 10,700, New York Money Market. YORK. 5. ~MONEY ON CALL 1 per ¢ last loan and closed at 1 MERCANTILE PAPER-3G4Y% per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull and steady, with actual business n bankers' bills at $4.88% for demand and at $4.87 for 60 days: posted rates, $4.5814004.90; commercial Dills, $4.8615. BILVER CERTIFICATES- 640 GOVERNMENT BONDS-—Firm. inactive. he closing quotations on bond: T8 Baror .. 1174|9 L &SFaGon M. U118 Gn coup.... 117ia|8t B Consols 08, dn rwig.s o0, 113k SE B C. & P, 1888 17,8 48 coup. )1 1141 | TP.L. G. Tr. Retk U8 dign rog. .0 00 °|TRK G, T, Rots Pacifiotnof 93, 1004|Union Pac. 18ta.. Lousiana stpd 45, 90 * (Weat Shore..... Misgourt 0. 100 |RG. W, Tta. 10234/ Aichison 4. ... 102 | Atchison 2igs A 70%(G. H. & § A. 0. 1041 | “ndo 7o 108 | & 118 40 Us NG00 o 4m .1l enn, old 05, V. Gonturies were 21,600 total sales 11,000 800; ' Nutlonal NEW Busy at per_cen PRIM State bonds, + oftered. Boston Stock Quotations. BOSTON, June 0.~Cull loans, Li§@4 per oeut; 1 e | andy Bell DAILY BEE: 1oans, 21§ Telephic Toston & Albaiy HBoste 1 Mext N. Y Old ¢ Rubh San lows T Chiol Co Crotw Iy Gould T M et MO; NE [ A PA Exeli CcH Fo 10! open bills i stron, he Most $1.40, 1 Rec hogs, stee and SAN quotations for miniig NEW closiug mining'q Cholor.. CHICAGO, baline \nces, bulaneds SAN clgn Good to of any " lack mand for ituted native former and the Jat Monday's total with o prospect of mode contidence pretty good for the time of enough heavy hogs to mo 140 to' $4.75 nbs were quoted at thin stuff to extra qualit; tle, Thie CATTL] higher, With g @1.10; T HOGS—Receipts, B0 o & Mai do pld &Q &N lony Oregon Stiort e Diego fon Pacifio. San Feo FRANCISC WEDNESDAY, m A 1A Atlantie - eaut. Closlag pr ofsd ot Hin Westingn, Bl . B i Wis. Central (w0 A5 i and B8 wlrie B8 Wis: Cont. 1ats Allonez Miniig 00 it R ( 270 1 Dutte & Hoton o & Hoeld. Koars Jac Quotations. The officlal elosing T 1Ay Wars s Do Hest & I Bodie Con er Aar, Cal, & Vi Crown P B rea Con nt 1l Curry \}v. 1150 104 10 15 THiate & A Mexiean Mon Now York Mining Qo YORK n Point, on. Cal. & Vi 1 & Curry & Mexiean Ontario. lon Sto LONDON, June & Conmols, ace nt Connols. money nadian Pi 10 ne.. BAR SILVER NE Chicag June 5 ILEAN: June W ON, ances, §1,964, 504, LTIMORL, 84,0 ILADELD ] RIS, | o i Jun MPHIS, Jun York eschange, G pre 0. FRAN LOUIS, 8, $406,114. ange on New ICAGO, Ju mium. NDON market I8 11-16 for. 000, o 3, pe Jon gone into the today s Jine 6 otations iy 1011 1561 B0y 145 it Phe following Plymoith Sierra Nov Standrd Unlon Con Yellow Jron Siive Quicksilver do preferred. ricot. . m. elostng 4 Mexiean ordinary. St Paul com, N, Y. Contral 4| Pennaylvania Reading. : . H23 | Mox. Cen. new 48 Bl 1 Stoe e 5.—C June Thiree Buenos Ayres today is ME ing at $1 premiun 3 June e Yor n exchange, cent. ey per et Quotations ovks higlier. Close Inl Junoe & $13,012,14: rings, 5.~Clearings, $2,604,724; Clearings, $82,92),5 e 5.~ Clearings, $9,061,497; per ¢ ptes, 100 The gold premium at York exchi 15K, $198,908; igo sell dlances, Money, YLGG per cint. mfum. - Clearings, une Drafts, sight, 15c; Mexican 5.—Clearings. — $3.726,620; oney, dull, 567 pur cent. K, flc premium bid. ings, $14 510,000, of discount in short_and three months’ The amaunt of hul- ik of England on balance The rate CAGO LIVE STOCK. Extra Grades of Cattle Were Wanted at un Advance. ICAGO, Jun i all aroun: an additional in il T the larg, supply 1,000 on a day's e and we of the nati and sales % n fror s wero of thy on nd that advance wag n du of the outsid cool s for for eipts: 18,000 head —Rec 450014 Texan higher; mix. welght SIL EEP; weak and $.00@4.45; top hettor i ae The cattle market was Good! toextra_grades were au uplic rough part wak Wt L lasis of from $1 were quot steors of native ¢ bigher, the hulk of t bare o weelk all class, fr al il for light and medium wy il de poor to choice poor w0 3,00 Ly 18,000 Do dvance of from fc to T5e higher and comi- and the small (¢ §s In rosponse to the wlities and not o result o for there fs very little stuff, such ax of, thin wi made up of about ern cattle, Sales of 0 to at from $ soldat cow 0 1 was T fat cattle, toward the was a_feature average of prices Supply be- and one at $4.90. d—a drop fro Jhan 25,000 head, and te supplies for the re- was an The qualit h 1 $4.85, th sides. 't the present . therefore, continues to om e to 10c on the prices hts. nd drooping sheep ased supply. was 1 Killers, re hut re made at fr at_from ngs. Spring > for light 200 hea ch from $ to § 00 head: calves, 1 Ahieep, 8,000 e mediy ening Journal reports 1tps, 3,000 head; m; nand; p ket a_trifle tra_native m, 1; market active a $4.3004.50; packers vy and Ket slow and top sheep, Best of music at Courtland beach. e WEATHER FORECAST. Falr In Nebraska, Followed by Showers In the Western Portion. WASHI Wednesday are: for 3TO! N, J une 5.—The indications Tor Nebraska—Fair, followed by showers in the western por- probably slightly warmer during the tion past Max. 1894 during easterly. For Missourl and Kansas—Generally fair; warmer e Defic! Reports from O the east, w pr W inds. Local four years: temp... pitation Normal fency fo an in nal pre ency for lency since Mar ipitat oh fon the d Marc her Statlons at day; winds becoming southeasterly. For South Dakota—Fair winds becoming southerly. or Towa—air day slightly warmer; ably slightly warmer vinds “becoming south- Record. Office of the Weather Bureau, Omaha, June 5, 1894.—Omaha record of temperature and rainfall, compared with corresponding day of 1803, 1802, 1801, 6 deg. 55 dog. 46 dek, 0 dog. .63 In. 0 deg! 200 in. Condition of temperature and precipitation at Omaha for the day, and since March 1 68 deg. 6 dex. 70 deg. L8 inch 16 inch 6.09 inches 8 P Stations, smmatmay, 991 -zamwas 0 9ms -uopeds: St St F Salt Rapl that deta GEORG Omaha ... North Platie | Valentine Chicago Louls aul Davenport nsas City Denver La a'c Helena E. HUNT, Local O[T 100/ Clear, 100/ Clear. 4| Part. cloudy 100/ Part cloudy 100 Clear. 104 Cle srecast OMelal, erdii—— Arrange your plente for Courtland. — New York Police Took Mon NEW YORK, June 6.—Sensational mony was given in the police Investigation testi- two women, formerly keepers of dis- il to reputable houses, testified explicitly and in the payment of money to varlous police captains and their agents for immunity from raids, large sums of — Michigan Mun Kobbed 1 LINARES, 7. H. Pritchard of Michigan, enroute to the haclenda of Francesco Lopes, was waylald, killed and robbed by bandits M ox., Mexicot June 6.—An American, Ho Is sald to bave had & large sum in his possession, ——————— Little pills for great ills: DeWitt's Little Barly Risera e 1 | { 1 | TRADING ACTIVE AND PRICES JUNE 6, 180, OAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET Receipts for Two Days 8lizhtly Fehiud the Same Two Days of Last Week, HIGHER a Feedors Beef Cattle Ad Close Strong-Cows, Stockers and Stendy—Hogs Ralse n Nickle Close Strong at the To wnd TUESDAY, June Rocelpts for the two days fall slightly short of supplies for the first two days of last week, but there was a good average run of all kinds of stock, cars in all Offerings included plenty of good to choice medium and heavy welght cattle, but the lghter grades rather uneven. The supply was not as heavy as dealers were ex pecting, and with a lHght run and a higher market in Chicago, buyers and sellers soon together, Trade Wwere got opened active, with prices pretty dime higher Monday on Both dressed men and shippers and exporters supplies and when tho cattle were sirable there was no hesitation the advance, A8 a result the movern free throughout and trading comparatively early hour, the close being decidedly strong With the usual six or eight on sale there was no material change in the market. Desirable fat cows and heifers met with a ready salo at steady to strong prices while on the under grades trading dragged and prices ruled weak. The calf market w generally unchanged, with prices to lower than a weck ago. Rough of all kinds was in fair demand firm prices. Business in stockers and feoders continuos to pick up satisfactorily notwithstanding the continued dry weather in many tributary sections of country. Local rains, however have improved the country demaud some what and prices have firmed up on all suit able grades. There was a fair amount of business transacted, with sales Jargely at from $3 to $3.20. Good to choice feeders are quoted at $3.00@3.40, fair to good at 82807 300, and the commoner grades at from $2.80 down. Representative sules D BEEF. . Av. Pr, 1057 840 4 00 close to a than beof after all pa nt an average. wert at about " was at a the waK over feeling at loads of cow stock oo, 1040 Lote 1292 AND EXP 410 410 G L1080 1084 T 165 11 111208 145 MIXED. ....1036 40 cows. 1130 1130 210 I 200 200 2 1..0119 10001540 1001040 HEIF 30 2 00 200 20 CALVES. 1...1% 350 1,00 270 350 Pl 0 0 23 sreis 0 18700 502 . 5% LT .. 817 HOGS—Supplies were tolerably liberal, not falling a great deal short of last Tue day's run, and the quality was good—con- siderably better than it has been for some time past. The market averaged up a big nickel higher in prices, but considering the greatly improved quality of the offerings the advance was not nearly so much. Heavy supplies made buyers bearish at the open- ing, packers particularly trying to get their hogs at bare Monday's prices. A fair ship- ping demand, however, and good reports from Chicago soon changed the situation, and when dealers finally got down to busi- ness it was on the basis of about a nickel advance, fair to good hogs of all weights sclling largely at $4.45 and $4.50. Buying was brisk, and with good competition” the market firmed up as the morning advanced, and the same hogs on the late market sold mostly at $4.50, with quite a few of (he bet- ter buteher weight and heavy loads at $4.62 and §4. The close was active and strong at the advance, and the pens were cleared by the middle of the forenoon. Heavy hogs commanded the usual slight premium over light weights, but the bulk of the trad- ing was at $4.45 and $4.50, as against $1.40 and $4.45 Monday. On last-Saturday the hogs s0ld mostly at $4.50 and $4.55. ~ Rep- resentative sales: Av. Sh, Pr. Al W0 10 0 10 s Pr 120 $4 50 160 4 50 PNEUMATIC “COUCH ™ $6.85 THIS IA A CUT OF IT. DESCRIPTION-- 25 INCHES WIDE, 6 FOT LONG, FNEST SPRINGS, UPHOLSTEN Wi HBEST Q1 LAY CALTORNE, HANDSONELY. DAAPED: SOFT AND LUXUE QUS A5 ANY 820 S3UCH; ONLY ONE'OF THE MANY BARGINS W EARE UFFEE. 25 $435 FOR TIIS P/RLOR ROCKER Solid ok, plano polish tinish, uphol- stored i PICl Gpesiry or sitk plush, lat- eststyie, and worth #1000, Mail orders tilled Terms, Gash or Easy Payments. We close even'ngs at 6:30,except Mondays and Saturday ‘ 8349 FOR THIS BOOK CASE width, five Hus the ‘o the Is thre < in fect and new sty weep from under case, Solid k, haud Justable shelves. feet two ine tinches in helght raised base which allows without moving polish finish, WM, LOUDON, Commission Merchaut C2AIN AND PROVISIONS. Private wires business orders Trade, Corresp orfice, Telephone AID T0 SECTARIAN SCHOOLS to Chicago and New York. placed on Chicago Bourd solicited, New York Life Dullling An o 4 i 4 4 4 i 4 4 i i 4 ndence om 4, K 1208, 40 450 PIGS AND ROUGIL 40 1 cipts were light and the quality ran to extremes. Some good iv wethers brought $4.50 and common ewes sold for $3 Trade was tolerably brisk the demand but_ prices wore quotably a shade e air to good na tives are quotable at @L50; fair to cod wester, 00@1.25; common and Slock aheep, : good to choice 40 to 100-1b. lambs at $3.50@4.75, Representatiy les. fair, Hlan Question Under Discussion in the New York $2 % Constituti:nal Uonvention, < EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION DISCUSSED 101 1) o ] D0 L 121 101 native cwes 2 bucks. .. 467 westu 90 westorn wothers: n weik western wethers. mixed natives.... Somo Striking Figures on the Value of the Property of the Varlous Churches— Over Fifty Millions in New e York City. Receipts and Disposition of St OMetal receipis and disposition of stk asnown by the booics of tho Unlon Stosk Yards conpany Tor the twenty -foulr hours enaing at 3 o'clock . m, June b, 1804 ALBANY, June 6.—An important hearing will be given tomorrow and Thursday in the matter of state and municipal aid to sec- tarlan schools and eccleslastical institutions by a joint committee of the constitutional convention, The National League for the Protection of American Institutions will bo represented before the foint committee by William Allen Butler, D'Orman B. Eaton, Cephaus Brainard and Henry 1. Howland. They compose the law committee of the leaguo and they are to speak in favor of the proposed amendment to the constitution withdrawing state and municipal appropria= tions for scetarian schools, They also favor the taxing of churches and church property. Frederick B, Coudert, Colonel George Bliss and others, it is sald, will appear and speak for the continued appropriations and the ex- empting of church property from taxation. The total value of church property in the state Is $140,123,008. The denominations which are the ‘chief beneficiaries of the tax exemption roll are these: Protestant Ep $31,142, Roman Catholic, $25,761,478 resbyterian, 727,192, Methodist, $18,- 200; Baptist, $13,625,08%; Reformed, $7,- 280; Congregationalists, $5,175,262; Luth= eran, $4,693,705; Jewlsh, $4,316,200; Univer- sallsts, $1,798,258; Unitarfans, $1,117,500 Friends, $767,450; Independent, —$§722,400, German Evangelical synods, $681,670; Eva celical associations, $401,850; Disciples of Christ, $363,650; Christians, $2567,850; New Jorusalem, $119,900; Moravian, $127,200; Ad~ ntlsts, $68,700; Catholic Apostolic church, Unied Brethren, $34,650; Spirituals 250, and Chinese temples, $25,000. The value of church property in New York City Is §54,670,600. THoRE & WIS DISPOSITION. JCATTLE. | HOG The Cudahy. John P. Squire & Co.... Cudahy Bros. o Nelson Morris A Huis... G R Becker & Degen.. P, D. Armour....... Barr & Brown J. Lobman.... Cudahy, from K. O Shippers and fecders. . Totals Kansas City Live Stock Market. - ANSAR T due S CATIL. eript NEAT LG it el binenlhy s e s B B DR Yk M S R et 1 B ke, COAS MRS e s N gt $4.50a4 3 e NN e m 8T, LOUL O b pmen, o ey igher or oatvedl calves, $4; Texas steers, s Receipts, 6,500 Market aetive, Wtk of # A1, 4,000 i alightly betteri 006405, cows, edium, §5.4040 ceipts, whipments, W0 fe higher? top 806470 Inferior head; tronk Dowitt's Little Barly Risers. Small pills, safe pills, best pills, Shipments 00 head g 1 Vwer; mutives - - S Ive Stock Market. % PR Bl Ep=dtecelpt, 1 SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., June 6.—(Special Telogram to The Bee)—A. B. Chambers, a traveling man, aged 64 years, drove out to the packing house with a lady friend to sea the ure last evening. While getting fiito his buggy he suddenly sank down bes Lween the wheels and died, Heart disease was the trouble. The lndy walked a mile and secured help. The deceased has a fam= fly at Grand Junction, la, AL Sweet breath, sweet stomach, swoel tam per? Then use DeWitt's Little Barly Risers, e LRSSl Shot a Widowed ther w Sulclded. SPRINGFIELD, T, Juno 6. -Oscar P, Hodgens at noon today shot and killed Mra, Mollie a widow and the mother of two childr ol about 6 and 4 years, re- spectively then shot and killed himself, baving first put several bullets into the body of hix dead vietim. The cause of the deed is not known, nor are the relations of the two suficlently known to give authenticity Lo theories mmercial NEW Tune w0 b Sil aheep. o falr 360000, HOC 00 e very poor to chole, k. ints, 4, heen, n R he lower: LAMRE " AND Amb, 100; lambs, Ttecelpts, 3,00 head: nominally we pack Sioux City Live Stock Market. CITY 5. HOGS-—Recelpts, 1,800 s, market b@loc highier bl Hecripts weitk T 200 hoad 1470 00 head: shipment 2 40@8.60; ¥ hulis, 31500 SI0UX shipm 10; uxel stook at the four e h, 1884 Hous. 10,1382 1800 12400 0,600 Rocord of prineipal yards for Tuesday prane'p Cat §047 3000 2000 4000 sheep, 504 000 700 4200 1 Omahi. g0 Kansis City 8t Louis Janes, Totals 127 47082 10,404 ToLl Balloon ascension, Courtland beach. B o ner's Treasure Found LEWISTON, Me., June 6.—It has been discovered that Joseph A. Sawyer, the Mon- mouth farmer who was 80 mysteriously mur dered two weeks ago, had at the time of his death about § 00 in cash, notes and bank books secreted in various places about hix house. It was found by the heirs hidden away (o kegy, old stockings und closets. The detection of the murderer seems as far off as ever. The offer of $1,000 reward by the town and heirs has stimulated efforts, but | nothiug bas been discovereds Murdered ¥ ————— Cure Indigestion and billiousness Dewitt's Little Early Risers. Two Men KRob a Train and Escape. MISSOULA, Mont., June 6,—~Word comes from Thompson Falls that two masked men entercd & traln detained there and held up the passengers, securing about $160. They encaped N La Rose Bros,, Courtland beachs ol id with i |