Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 8, 1894, Page 6

LO\l\Il'RClAl. AND FINANCIAL Wheat Was Feverich and Irregular, Fluotu- ating Within a Narrow Range, OUTSIDE ORDERS WERE QUITE NUMEROUS | Early Buigo Was Attributed to the Stronger Cables and Bad Crop News from the Northwest — Stocks and Bonds. was foverish ntly %o Wheat fluctuating frequ finishing with s up, but the Ilzing. Corn and pro- CHICAGO, and irregular within 114c loss. Higher June 7. today, range and bles sent pric advance was by fiee re closed e lower, oats unchanged vistons slightly higher all around In wheat there was a heavy trade, price changes being sharp and frequent. Outside orders numerous and local trade operated on a large scale. There was heavy realizing by longs, and siiorts covered frecly. Opening trades were at from % to ad vance, but soon sold off lc, rallied from % to lc, eased off 1%c, and closed easy. The early bulge was attributed to the stronger cables and bad crop news from the north- west, and the decline which followed due to free realizing. The second bulge was due to private cables from Paris quoting an ad vance equal to be, and tne price receded agaln when the public cables were an nounced, Another factor early was a cable from Berlin reporting the rye crop dam aged and the market excited and higher. New York was said to be buying on fts cables and St. Louis also purchased frec on crop news from the southwest. But Jocal crowd was inclined to be bearish, and the market was unable to rally from the last, break, closing near the bottom Corn was fairly steady within from % to Bc range. Realiziug ond the action of wheat were responsible for the moderate dc cline. Oats were excited, July fluctuations cover: ing 1%c range. Bad crop reports and shorls covering sent prices up, with a reaction later on free realizing. The close was Yc from the top. Provisions were again very dull, but ad vanced slightly on some buying by packers Sompared with last night July pork Is 7tc higher, July lard 2%c higher, and July ribs 2% higher. There was an active demand for vessel room at 13c for corn, and one boat for oats got 1%c to Buffalo to load at eight hous The leading futures ranged as follows TArtleles. | High, | _Low. Whent, No. Juie Sept § o No.2.) met were Open. | 67 553 | 603 | | | dans| oom| B0 019054 3014 583k G034 7 Sept. [ B0VG 4 Fork per bbl Juls Laxd. 100 1bs nom- 3 yellow, %@ %@L 7c; No. 8 spring, 9%c; No. 2, 41%hc; No. 3 white, Anipic. 2, 49, —No. 2, nominal; No. 3, SEED-—No. 1, $T33l, TIMOTHY SEBED-—Prime, $4.10. PROVISIONS—Mess por} 12,00, Lard, per 100 lbs. Tibs sldes (0ose), $6.2008.53t ders (Moxed), | $5.624@5.571 (oxed), $6.50410. \\l"EK\'—lIIMHIeu finished goods, Ng, 8 white, R 1G5ic; No. per bBbl., $1197140 $6.07G0.70. Short dry salted shoul- short clear - sides per gal, 'Bhie following wero the receipts ana_ snipmants for (oda, “Arilcion. Flour, bbls 9.000 18,000 118000 247.000 215,000 “On the Produce exchange today the buttar ket was unchanged: creamery. 14@16! A 10@14)4e. Eggs, steady: strictly fresh, 10@10%c. NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Yosterday's Quotations on Flour, Grain ana Provisions, Metals, Ete. NEW YORK, June 7.—FLOUR—Recelpts, 34,000 bbls.; exports, 30,400 bbls. 27,00 )IKI.K.. market active carly, but the late decline in wi checked business; exporters closed out a line nf Bakers at old prices. Southern flour, atead sales, 460 phes. Rye sales, 50 bb Buckwheat flour, nominal. BUCKWHEAT-=Dull. CORN MEAL—Firm; sales, 400 bbls. RY Nominal; car lots, state, i6@3%c. BARLI minal. BARLEY MAT Falrly active \\'"E.\T— celpts, 400,000 bu, bu.; sal 230,000 bu. of futures, 56,000 bu. of spot; No. 2 red, In store and elevator, e atloat, 61le; No. 1 hard, 10%c; options strong and higher on bulllsh cirop repos nd ve cables, woon reacted on heavy solling, decined, and after fluctuating this way al wold off and closed weak at Y@be net d No. 2 red, June, closed at 89%c: July, 61%¢, cl d at 60%e; August, 62@62%c, close AI av 6 Septemb 63 @64'5c, closed at 63%c; De- comber, S 605e, Closed At 65 CORN—Recelpts, 135,000 bu. ; sales, 695,000 bu. of futures. Bpot market firm; No. 2, 4il@ii%e In elevat H@1%e an ption murkl-l opened stronger, but weakened on r 1, ecovering lnd closed steady and unch June closed at 4dlge; July, @ 16G44% ¢, closed at 45c; August, ‘H‘W“’.ut-, closed at 46%c; September, 457646, 52,000 bu,; exports, 50 bu.; futures.’ 81,000 bu. of spot! : No. 2 47c; ‘No. 2 delivered, 4505 , 46c; No. 2 white, ‘48c; No. 38 white, &Tc; track, mixed western, A5G4 track, whité western, 48@5ic; track, white state, d87ilc; op- tion market active and higher on' further un- favorable crop news and covering of neatby whorts, which caused June to advance ¥e and July i ne closed ‘at July, 434@iv%e, Glosed at 43%0; August, 36%@37c, cldsed at Sio; Beptember, 3G ige, closed at e, HAY—Steady; shipping, 606 08T iee. “OPS-Dull HIDES- I locted, 45 to 6 35 to 50 1bs., @ flour, exports, §00d to choles, state, common to choice, 941 ; wet salted Now Orleans, se- Al4G4Te; Texas, selected Juenos Avres, diy, 20 to 24 0 8 [ba., Sige. : ‘hemlock sole, Duenos Ayres, vy we ghts, WOOL—Fulrly actly pulled, Sgsc estic fleece, 19G20c; Heo 6latiic: pleki %o; plekled hams, 104@10e. wesiern steam closed at §7.03 tlorces at 3$7; July closed at 87 fined, firm; continent, $7.40; South Am. o 47,80 compound, 6%@6e. Pork,“firm; new mess, $13.230 western 134618 Htite dalry j—Hteady; state, larg state and T fresh, 1214 Pk TALLOW— clty (32 per pkg.), 4 31 The, s to quality. United closed at -8§% ROSIN-Firm; stralned, common to good, §1.32% @57 TURPENTINE—Firm; 304@30%c. RICE—Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 4@6e; Japan, 446 e MOLASEES--8toady; New Orleans, open kettle, ®00d to_cholce, 29G36e, PIG TRON-Dull; Scotch, $19.50422.50; Amerl- $1.10. aukel, asior; domestle, straits, $19.60 Plates, sales on yellow larkets. WHEAT—About 1o 2 mixed, $TK08T40; No. 2 38c; No. 2 “tirm; mixed, No. 2 hite, 3810, BUTTER- Frm; Hase; @lic. EGOS—-Firm to higher: strictly fresh, Thc. RECEIPTS—Wheat, 1,00 bu,; corn, nono; oats, none. SHIPMENTS-Wheat, 4,000 bu, cats, none. creamery, dalry, 12 corn, none; Ol Fruit Auetion, At the fruit auction held yesterday after- oon about 1,000 boxes of cherries were sold. E‘he market was very active and the bid- ding spirited. ik Liverpool Mar ets, lel«ltl'()(lluh J\;Hl‘ I'l B aon, . b rud SEORN i, dema Closed s 54 new mixed, firm; apot, 3 8d; fu June, 3a §4; July, 38 90; August, 3 FLOUR-"DWI; . demand moderate; St fancy winter, ures, firm: demand falling off; Louls K, Aull; demand poor; prime i n, Gos 61, Lard " % 60; futures. no orat Markét. FLOUR-Tlotter; patents, $2.55G2.60; others, un- LOUIS, June 17 extra fancy, WHEAT-Opened drove prices buck, with the cloge strong, but offerings 0g an unsettled market, w yesterday's prices; No. June, Bo; July and August, e, K with wheat, July, 3746, renlizing; 2 o August, plember Wy i h, 3ilge; sier on July CORN ing Se: = cash Seplember, othing doing, Nothing dolng. bid, enst track i 116 i brime to cholce timothy, £8.500 Higher; $2.00g2.05, 95 @$1.00. Firm business, Jobbin Lard, prime o salt’ meat riby, 86,71 Wheat, 4,000 bu.; ST R0 bble.; corn, 81,000 . ; Market W YORK, OFFF ed Irregular’ mber advanced 5 polnts w unchunged to 10 points highet; rule cloked steady at 5 points decline including: Jun 65 Ty, W, b @ 1o, dull, noy Cordovi, 319008102 rican, p L W ) bagk: Now Unit United United Stat T De Options atloat for for th, 7.—Market Market op. quiet at 4@ W0 recelpts Market weak or United stock, Cotton Market. ORLEAN June 7. 50 bales; to arrive, 20 TON—Firm; os; receipts, 313 bLnles; futures, aquiet 000 bales; 'June, $7.07 bid; August, $7.07G7.08; December, Firm i shipments, i 400 bale ne 7.—COTTON—Mid- bales; 5 stocl, 14,178 bales. Dales; exports, 1,07 bales W YORK, Kwater v to ' Philadelphia, ntrifugal 0 bag DON, June proving slowly ado, fair re and; firm. im- Mus- OIl Mark June bls, NAH, held, Z3ige; sale ROSIN- Y VILMINGT ined, § PIRITS—Firmly June 7.—ROSIN—Firm; 4, 8 oods Market, There is a good number market, and some attention to many iinds of oods other with moderato results. The low. es current are ttraeting more intert feel” that no- muiter what n reachied. 00 plces print cloth for July at 21 1. ‘l‘f‘d, i soft, §1.70; NEW YORK, June 7. of buyers in the Duluth Wheat Market. DULUTH, June 7.—WHEAT—Closed dull; No. 1 hard, cash, 80ie; June, Giisos July: 6i%e; No orthern, cash, f0%c; on_ track, Gte; to arrive, 0% Tine St uly, iker Septemper. s, T Wheat, 29,864 ;o hblll'M —Wheat, 20,600 bu. iy Cars wheat inspected, 32, Wool Market. ST, LOUIS, June T -WOOL_Very strong: ais- medium clothing und combing, 326 hig at 13%@15c; %, unchanged. Lk hen STOCKS AND BONDS, Share Speculation on 'Change Opened Quite Brisk Yesterday. NEW YORK, June 7.—Share speculation on the Stock exchange opened up quite brisk this morning, and the trading was well Qis- tributed. The greatest business was done in the industrials, and of this group Sugar Was again most active. Toward the close the market bécame very quiet. There were occasional periods of weakness during the day, but the prevailing tone was firm and the majority of the shares traded in show advances on the day ranging from % to % per cent, Sugar and Northwest being about the only actlyo shares which show a de- cline from the closing figures of yesterday. The trading for forelgn account was less than for some days past, and was fairly di- vided between both accounts, but the strength of American securities In London counteracted any unfavorable Influence that might have been drawn from the smallness of the London purchasing movement. The higher prices for wheat were a factor In the upward trend of prices of the grangers in the morning, these shares advancing % and % per cent, but later lost the gains, except St. Paul. Sugar was sold in the early dealings to re- alize profits, breaking % per cent. Then the clique began to buy and a full recovery en- sued. In the later dealings a reaction of 1 per cent took place, followed by a recovery of % per cent and a final reaction of 4, making the loss on the day of 7% per cent. The railway and miscellancous bond market was falrly firm, but some of the Issues dealt in_made declines. The Evening Post's London cablegram says: Another record was made in the Bank of England’s return today. The proportion of cash to liabilitles Is nearly 78 per cent. The coln and bullion amount to £86,060,~ 000 sterling, a gain during the week of £11,017,000, of which £977,000 ‘vere gold im- ported, £807,000 being bar gold and United States’ coin, and £42,000 from the continent; £60,000 went out to Argentina. The stock markets were idle today, but Americans were strong on bears covering. The grangers were speclally good on the rise in price of wheat. All closed at the best. Argentine stocks were steady. The monthly trade re- turns are discouraging. The imports have fallen off 7 and 8 points. The very decrease in imports is partly accounted for by the large influx of gold during the month. The following are the closing quo‘ations on the leading Stocks of the New York ex- change today: Atehison. Adnms Alton. do i, Am. Express. Haltimoro & Ohlo. Canadi Pasific.. Canada Southern. tral Pacifie. |oregon Tmp. |Oreron Nay 314/0. 8. L. & U, 184 | Pacitic Mall..... ¥TH/P.D. & B 0 Bisibure: 206% Pullin 180 " | Reading ol 1604 | Riehmond i D & R G ptd o] do ptd... D.& C.F. Co.. 34| R. G, W... Est Tenn ... 0 (R G W, pha Erlo ... ... 143 Roek siana donfd /1 207 (SLPal .. Fort Wayne, 152 |8t Paul prd.. G. Northern pfd:. 100 (St P. & Oma) O &E. Lpfd 92 | do’ Dl ang Valloyll 103 Southern P oitral a1 (Sw Duluth.. T K. & T el Lake Erio & W. Del. Hudson. aok. & W |, & O. Cent. pfd. 053¢ | Onlon Pacifio, ... 32" |U. 8. Express 03| W. St L& P... 45N do prd.....0 G4 Wells ¥ um. Wostern W. & L E. fd 2o, 2 \n LG e B A 74\ SR Fy Lt 45| 'do ned, Nashville Chat National Conlus. %5, Bl 10k B & T, C. The total sa ok today were 177,181 shares, ineludin n, 5,000: Sugur, 39.600; Burlington, 8,300; Chicago Gas, 20,400: Distilling und Cattle Feeding, 10,100 General 15.900; Missourl Pacific; 5,600;" National Cordage. Hoel nd, MA0; Bt Paul, 1,100 Unlon, 6,60, and | LOMAHA LIVE STOCK NARKET att'e R eosipts Rather Light, Plenty and No Sheep, Hogs in BEEF STEERS ARE IN GOOD DEMAND Prices Hapldly Advancing on an Active Murket—Cows and Stockers Follow— fogs Open Weak, Rally and Close Kirm at the Top. THURSDAY, June 7. There was a light run of cattle today and no sheep, but a regular deluge of hogs. Re- ceipts for the past four days show an in- crease over supplies for the corresponding four days last-aveek of 1,000 cattle, 1,000 hogs and 500 sheep. The cattle supplies were not at all heavy, and the offerings included some very desir- able finished beeves. Conditiops have long been against the producer, but it looks as if the turn in the lane had finally been reached Prices have been on the up turn all week and today's advance puts cattle fully half a dollar higher than last week. Hastern mar- kets were reported higher, and although the demand was confined almost entirely to the dressed beet men, competition was very brisk and the supply soon changed hands at prices strong to a dime higher than Wednes- day. The top price was $4.60 for a few head of choice 1,692 1 beeves, and stock had to be pretty poor to have to sell at under $4. There was very little change In the market for cows and mixed stock. Good to choice fat cows and heifers were In active demand at strong prices, while the common and in- ferior grades were more or less neglected, although not quotably lower. Calves and yearlings ruled dull and prices were gen- erally u.shade lower all around. Fat bulls, oxen and stags were in fair demand and firm, while rough thin stock was slow and a shade lower. In stockers and feeders a fair amount of bushiess was transacted. Yard traders' sup- plies are very limited at present and the fresh receipts are about equal to the coun- trysdemand. Prices were quotably unchanged, but the feeling was firm on all sides, and with a little encouragement in the shape of good rains prices would in all probability advance. The bulk of the trading today was at from $3.05 to $3.30. Representative sales: DRE D BEEF. No. Av. u.. L1116 34 1412 94 041 115 161 Av. Pr. No. 1221 $4 40 30.... 960 e 080 120011000 1..011080 * BULLS AND COWS. urxrrrz& 200 205 0 ganKsces Py wsses ss8gs8 CKERS AND FEEDERS. 16.... 769 310 47 810 98 310 655 315 667 3171 . g gl . 60 820 HOGS—It is becoming very evident that there is no shortage in hog supplies. To- day's run of 13,279 was the heaviest in over two years, and the quality as a rule was vory good. Bastern markets were reported lower, and packers started in very bear- ish. Trade was slow in opening, and the early business was on the basis of a strong 5c decline, fair to good hogs of all welghts selling at $4.45 and $4.50, with poor light stuft and pigs at $4.25 to $4.421, and choice butcher and heavy hogs at $4.55 to $4.60. Active buying for shipping account soon brought about a firmer feeling, and on the extreme close $4.55 was a very popular figure, with a few of the choice heavy loads at $4.60. The general market was fully a nickel lower, but the close was active, with most of the decline regained. The bulk of the hogs today sold at $4.45 to $4.5, as against $4.50 Wednesday and $4.55 a week ago today. Representative sales: No. 8h. Pr. 51 958 22 563 435 0 ) uuuu.mv o 882285 o g 88 [sREEES P RRDRRREERRORERAEE 88! EEREER i [‘RH)AY JUVE 8 1894, m 8 ) & SESETSH 1 1 i 4 4 1 ‘ i 1 4 \ 1 1 4 1 4 1 1 :.. [ AND ROUGH. TIE W 1 SHERP— Thon' were no fresh nd no stale stook if the yards, The de- mand 18 fair and prices quotably about steady. Fair to (ood natives are quotable @4.50; fair to good westerns, $3.00 % receipts good @ to cholce 40 to 100-ib. lambs at §: VE STOCK. There Was No estorduy. tle there re was but slight quantity or quaity mand In Cattle Loss of Strength CHIC of stron tion el supply ime o eattle grades helow ower, and a there was a ¢ this morning at highest price § about that mu bunches necess: The est Ing 44,800 ire than last was i at showing change those vest $4.2) o the bulk’ of the nativ and the prices for cows wore from $2.50 to §$3.40. Texa of which about 2,000 arrived, were steady was a ne to the hog market and 3 such_ wns the to 55,000 head. 1 looked an about we wis about ling at from taking most top there were concern; cholce. Bids on ompar son ight decli latter were showed that was A s above tae there was ity of tht o an_ nd 14,000 3,200 the same ns for yesicrd lower, ‘the bulk of the to $4.65, and from $. of the medium and heavy T of the 1lght as $4.70, and only” one heavy at over $4 ' welghts, preceding duys of this ek, were n slowly at from prices pald for I, littie for an The pens contain shoep as there was and Tolders had I prices s buye the shock uld not round § out at from’ to . T s held 1,000 sheep that could not be moved at over $2.50, and there were many Tote that from 1. 5 could_have bougat ations for o hoice shd®p were from to $3.60, for yearlings from $275 to $4.50, lamhs from $3 to 8. tle, 14,000 head: calves, 700 head; sheep, 14,000 head, ening Journal report CATTLE—Receipts, 14,000 hea strong; ll sold; prime to extra native steers, $4.80 \ H.25G4.50; others, $3.90G4.107 Texans, . HOGS—Heceipts, 36,000 head: market for prime heavy steady; others 6@l0c lower; rough heavy, $4.25@4.50; packers and mixed, $4.63G4.50; prime heavy and butcher welghts, $.80G4.87'4; assorted lights, $4.60G4.70. Receipts nnd Disposition of Stock. Official receipts and disposition of stock as shown by the books of the Unlon Stock Yards company for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock p. m., June 7, 1804: show im- provement st twice it to accept s willing tooffer. Ive prices of the day before Good fat very nt market active, $2.80 Cattle Hogs 13,279 DILOSITIO! Buyers. 2 Cattle. Omaha Packing company The G. . Hammopd'epmpany.. .. 3 Swite and company’. a7 e Cudahy Packing, epmpan: § John P Sduire & Corerr Nelson Morris A. Haas R. Becker & Dei P. D. Armour. L. Becker....... Cudahy Fros.. Hammond & Standieh.. Shippers and feedety.: Left over.. Hogs. 2,708 Total ... New York Bive 18tack Market. NEW YORK, June 7.—BEEVES—Reccipts, 467 head; nome on sale: furopean cables quote Amer- fcan ateers at 10 per Ib, dfessed welght; refrigerator. beof at|P%Gske per Ib.; no exports today. CALVES=Recaipt, 189 nead; about 40 on malef {eholce Velils, '$3.6005.50 per market firm; poor 100 1bs. SHEEP AND LAMES~Receipts; 5,004 head: on sale, 23 cars; market slow, closing weak; sheep, Poor to prime, $3.00G4.40 per 100 1bs.; ordinary yearlings, $4 5); very poor to st fetly ch’lce £outh- ern lambs, $1.60@6.35. HOGS—Receipts, 2600 head; two cars on_ sale: market stronger; inferlor to' good hogs, $5.000 5. Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, June 7.—CATTLE—Receipts, 2,600 head: shipmén(s, 1400 head; markot strong: to 10c higher: Texas steers, $2.05@3.85; Texas cows, $1.5003 Deef steers, $3.45@4.5: cows, $1.833.86; stockers and feeders, $2.85G3. bulls; $1.7 HOGS—Receipts, 10,700 head head; market steady' to stron $4.50G4.55; heavies, $1.5504.70 mixed, $4.46@4.60; "ights, $4.4 @4.55; pigs, $1.3504.55, SHEEP—Receipts, 1,300 head; head; market st St. Louls Live Stock Market. BT. LOUIS, June 7.—CATTLE—Recelpt head; shipments, 1,800 head; market strong, 10c higher for natives{ Texans,' active, strong; na- tive steers, 1,200 0 1,400 lbs., $4.25@4.50; cows, $3.1093.15; caives, $4.25; Texas steers, 1,00 to 1,100 1bs., $3.60@4.00. HOGS—Receipts, 6,000 head; shipments, 1,800 head; market easier to be lower; butcher seiec- tions, $4.65(74.70; bulk of sales,’ $4.60@4.65; top shipments, 00 prices, $1.721 SHEEP—Recelpts, 3,300 head; 85 to 110 1bs., southwesterns, shipments, bulk of ' sai ackers, $4.6504.70% 4.55; Yorkers, $1.50 shipments, 600 1,500 head: market 25c lower; natives, $3.0003.30; stockers, $1.50G1.65; 3.0003.1214. Stock In Sight. Record of recelpts of llve stock at the four principal yards for Thursday, June 7, 15041 Cattle. Hogs. 13,279 Sheep, South Chicago Omaha. Sloux Clty Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITY, June 7,—HOGS—Receipts, 3,100 head; yesterduy, 1,888 head: shipments, 1,024 head! market 5¢ lower; M.40@4.50; bulk, $4.450) 4.4THG. CATTLE—Receipts, 200 head; yesterdny, 2i2 head; saipments, head; market very dull; feeders, $2.40@13.40; yenrlings, $2.25@3 cows, $1.25G3.00; bulls, $1.50@2.40; oxe 602, 75. New York Money Market. NEW YORK, June 7.—MONEY ON CALL— v at 1 per cent; last loan, 1 per cent; a, 1 per cent. MERCANTILE —3G@4% per CHANGE—Firm, with 8 in bankers bills at $1.88%@4.90. $4.504 @4 86%. T CATES—64 650, BONDS—Firm; ME PAPE ERLING E: Y Dbusin Com- merelal bills, SILVER C GOVERNMENT aull. Tiie closing quotations on bonds U.8. bareg. 1173 SLL.& LaCGenBs. U8 bn : 7i4)S. L. & §.F.Gon. M. U8, 48 1158 535 SConnta. 008, 48 coup...... 114 (SULP. O, & P. 18ta. U. 8. 41g8 1 96 | TP.L. G, Tr. Retd Pacifictsol 100%| T'P.K. G. Tr. Rots Lousiana stpd 953 Union Pac. 1ats. Missouri Gs. 100 ° | West Shore Tenn. new. 100 R 6. W 1 Tenn, new |Aichison 1s. Teun. new. | Atchison L H. &S state bonds, | K. & ‘enn. oid 05 Mutual Union6s.. 113" |Va. Centuries... N.J. C. Int. Cort.. 1104} dodeferred 11248, €. noufun 78 [Ala. Clase A 1308 Ala- Olnas B, Boston Stocl Quotations. BOSTON. June 7.~Oall-loans. 1@} per cent; ume loans, i per oent. Closlng prices for ds and minlng siaros: T Went Bnd. 1004 West Bna pid. 110 Au. Sug 9k Wouttngh. Elaciris Bay State . BRI Bell Tels mu \\'m [y Honton & Albany.. 208 [Atelitkon 2ds. Boston & Maine... MO Atcliluon in 180 |Gen. Eleetric 0%/ Wis. ¢ 10 " Atlanti 473/ Boston & 49 ° | Butte & Bosto: 74| Calumet & H nial 58, |Osaiois' Uiney m‘m.. arack .. Bank of Eugla % 7.~ t of the Bank Englan d today the following anges o Total reserve, circulation, iner EL017.710] Other securitios, Qéposits, increane, {H1,00 crease, (5,000, Roten Government securiiies tion of the Bank tles s 69.73 p ullion, inc decrease, £40,000; ublic’ deposits, inerease other PLANNING A BIG CAMPAIG | Manufacturers and Consumors Assooiation to Take the Field in Farnest, INDUSTRY WILL BE PUSHED HOME Systematic Conrse of 1 n to o plied to Merchant and Customer All Over the State-Outline of the Plan as Formuln Ap- The executive committee of the Manu- facturers and Consumers assoctat in its rooms in The Bee building ye afternoon. The following firms were members of the as ation: Grant parilla company, remont; and Clgar company, Grand Island; Decoration company, Lincoln; * Beatrice Starch company; J, T. Graham, machine hop, Grand Island; Nebra a City Starch company; Fullerton Milling company, Ful- lerton; Nebraska Hat Manufacturing com- ehigh Washer company, Standard nware Muanufacturing company, Western ctrical Supply company, F Lewis Roofing company, P. J. Karbach & Sons, Omaha Secretary Holmes announced that having 50,000 catalogues printed, which will contain the names of all the members and the goods made by them. he 1t logues will be of vest pocket size and con- venlent. for reference, These catalogues Will be out about the middie of the manth and will contain a complete list of the different lines of goods made in the Island Interior they announced that, in com- hild visited » atrice, Hur boldt and Lincoln and that they had added largely to the banquet fund, besides secur- ing several new members. Up (o the pros- ent time ten members have subscribed §120 each, eleven members $60 each and nine memb 0 cach to this fund, making & total of $2130. This money i to be ex- pended In giving a seric banquets at the different cities of the state, at which the merchants and business men will be the guests of the m urers, The ob- Ject of the banquet is to bring about a friendly acquaintance between the men of the state and the is proposed to hold the fir: ri June 3 eral days in each city where abanquet s to be given in working up the home industry sentiment. Several ladies will be employeéd to make a house to house canvas and argue with the hou keepers and solicit their signatures to an agreement to buy Nebraska made goods. The various details for the banquets, such as_the form of invitation, ete., were dis- cussed at length. Nebraska City has large manufa interests and some of the largest fact in the state are located there. The m facturers there are working hard for the business of the west, and for that reason they have taken great interest in the man- ufacturers’ assoclation. They are especially desirous of making the banquet in their city a notable event among business men and no trouble or expense will be spared to_make it a success, It was stated that many of the raflroads are accustomed to buy nearly all their supplies in the east. Only one of the roads running into Omaha have a local purchas- ing agent and the eastern agents buy their supplies in the east. The Nebraska manu- facturers feel that as they are heavy ship- pers and patrons of the railroads in the state they ought to have an opportunity at least to bid on the supplies required by the roads. Secretary Holmes was instructed to see the purchasing agents of the railroads and put the case before them. Loeal Produce Market. BUTTER—The buyers are offering 9%c for packing stock, which is a high price as con pared with the eastern market. The best cou try butter is quoted at 13@lic, und separator market Good remains about steady at previous pri fresh and clean stock, 9G9% LIVE POULTRY- The receipts of poultry are not quite o heay s they wo fow days ago, but the market §s stiil well supplied and yery slow and weak. Old hens, 6c; roosters, 3c. The demand for other Kinds of poultry s rather light, though a limited quantity is salable. Ducks, 6@Gi4c: hen turkeys, 7@Sc; gobblers, 6@sc; ‘geese, bdsc. VEAL—The receipts have been yery the weck, but dealers have managed to market pretty well cleaned up and prl been pretty “well maintained. Good fat wore Quoted Wt 67, With sales of the best largely at 6 PIGEONS—There i3 o demand for old plgeons, but young birds that are not strong on the wing are not wanted. Ol birds, per doz., $1.50@1.60. VEGETABLES. OLD BEANS—The market s steady. Nelther the demand nor supply is very heavy at this point. California hand picked navy, $2.1662.25 western navy, $1.90G2.00; common white bean $1.60@1.85. ONIONS—New southern onions are quoted at $3.50 per bbl. Top onions are plenty at 16g20c on orders. POTATOES—The recelpts of old potatoes do not appear to be very larke, but the supply I8 keeping right up to the demand. Colorado stocl 85@90c. The market is well supplied with ne southern potatoes, which are quoted at Ze per 1b. on orders. CABBAGE—While good stock that will stand shipping s not plenty, there Is some arriving from Callfornia. At this eason of the vear cab- bage has to be worked off rapidly, as 1t will not Lold up well.” Good “ahipping atock, on ‘orders, c. ASPARAGUS—Good home grown stock, 35@40c per doz. on orders. PIE PLANT—Home grown ple plant, orders. TOMATOES—It s almost Impossible to find stock that will stand shipping. There has not been a season fn a long time when tomatoes were as scarce as they are at the present tiwe. Good shipping stock on orders is quoted at $2.600 GREEN VEGETABLES—Radishes, 20G25c; lettuce, per doz., Shepdle: 800G$1,00; parsiey, per doz., 304135 oz, $0@50c. NEW BEANS—Recelpts are large and it re- quires quite an effort on the part of recelvers to Kkeep the market cleaned up. Wax beans, on B-bu. basket, 90c@$L00; string beans, 3-bu. basket, T5@dic. PEAS—Horme Erown peas are now quite plenty at §L.60 per bu. FRUITS, STRAWBERRIES—The market tive and _higher owing to th The offerings were taken readily Uade ‘at B0GL0, 1t was orders from the coun CHBRILTES - Good Shippinie stock, $1.25@1.40, APRICOTS—California_apricots are commencs ing to arvive i small quantities. Shipping stock, on_ orders, §: GOOSEI 2 on beets, per was very ac- light receipts, by the local impossible to All s some Inquiry for green. goosebe hut not many in; good stock, per 24 qt. case, $2.7063.00. BLACK TRARIBERRITES—The tew cases in and the de Cases of 24 pts. sold ceipts were mosily WATERMELON ave put in n appearance und are Worth on orders about $4.00 per do were only a yery_aetly BANAN bananas 1 There have a deal oo Kr almost impossible in_many Wity sugh wtock as was wanted; good stock, per bunch, $2.00 LEMO have been very real good ‘weather thus far this When warm weather really comes dealers firmer lemon market. Fancy ; fancy 00 sizo, mons, 83,60 ORANGES—WIth the ‘markot full of berries, the demand is very limited for oranges, and the supply on_the market is small. Mediterranean sweels, $3.50. ack shipped nd it has been per Ib., 12@150. Hallowees, 65 to 70-1b. boxes, per Ib., LT PINEAPPLES—Cholce, 82; .75, HONEY—Califo MAPLE SYRU: NUTS~Almonds, 1 120; filberts, 12¢; Brazl nuts, CIDER—Pure juice, per .25, APPLE BUTTER—Per 20-1b, bbls., 3igc per Ib. HIDES—No. 1 green h salted hides, No. 2 green malted 20; No. 1 venl calf, 8 Ibs. to 15 1bs, blic; No. 2 veal calf, 8 1bs. o 16 Ibs., 4c; No.'1 dry flint hides, 6e; No. 2 dry flint hides, 3c; No.'1 dry salted hides, 4c; part cured hides, 3o per 1b. less than fuily cured, 31.TS—Green sal each, 25G60c; hearlings (short 1 early skins), ¢ ngn rt-wooled early wking). No. 1, each, 5@l0c; dry shearlings (an wooled early’ skins), No cach, bo; dry I braska bulcher wool, peits, 5@sc; dry fint, iKansas and wool pelts, per ib., actual fiint, Colorado butciier wool actual welght, 4@7c; dry flint, wool pelts, per b, actual low, No. 1, 44@ white A, yellow, 3¢} beeswax, per dos, small, ans, per doz,, $13. glish walnuts, Toe. bbl, $6; palls, e halt bbl., 1 1 green hides, halt No. murrain welght, 4@6c. TALLOW AND GREASE fallow, No. 2, 3%@3%c; Erease, grease, white' B, dc: grease, dark, 2%c; old b Brime, 15G185; roukh tallow. T@Y: ¥inu ? NEW ORLEANS, June 7 BOSTON, June 7.—Clearings, ances, 31,617,118, BALTIMORE, balances, $234,060. NEW YORK, June balances, 33,422,302 PARIS, June 7.—Three per ce e for the account PHILADELPHIA, June 7. 669; balances, 31,230,888, MEMPHIS, Tenn change, selling at_ 3 $403,24; balances, $55 8T, LOULS, June ings, $1,084,005. 11,883,903; bal- 2,202,764; June T.—Clearings, 7.—Clearings, §71,369,410; rentes, 1000 Clearings, 35,081, June 1 premiuts it Clearings today, ow York bank clearings, 19, 45,+ 41C acaus 1, “v v VUGS 7 73 it his horee is cleaned in the old-fashione " r rl.‘u.l']‘f Ul' W “' e /' Peatline for '\J F [ ine and quick or sround her, Everyt attic, can be voth cleanin Keep conitortable? That's waiei == to n cleancd best w Why can't a man's wife u v house, and let ) s al) she needs— Peur! it an easy t! (and ¢ cli and for u.:r\.;o J the house, from cellar to th Pearline. Desides, with your paint and wood-work and such thin ngs, you'il : a lot of wear that ¢ CSia it Back you Ya honest grocer sends you something in pl s from useless scrubl NG omes Peddicrs and some unscrupulous grocsss will teil you *“ this is as or 't same as Pearline, I'T'S FALSE —FPealive is never peddied, and if ce of Pearline, PYLE, N. Y, tend it back, 410 JAME i “WM!! T]:US XS A CUT OF IT QESCRIPTION—25 INCHES WIDE, G FOO i LONG, FNEST SPRINGS, U LITY (‘RETONNE HANDSOVELY DIAPED; SOFT AND LUXUrl- WITH BEST 0US AS ANY 820 COUCH; ONLY ONE ING IN COUCHES, 88 49 FOR THIS BOOK CABE Ts three feet two inches in width, fivo feet and elght inches in hefght. i tho new style raised base which allows one to sweep from under without moving the case. Solld oak, hand polisli finish, ad- Justable shelves, UPHOLSTEKED OF THE MANY BAKG \INS WE AKE UFFER- $4.85 FOR THIS PARLOR ROCKER Solid oak, plano polish finish, uphol- stored in rich tapustry oF il plush, lnt- (;s:,uyl», und worth $10.00. Mail orders illed: Terms, Gash or Easy Payments. We close evenings at 6:30,except Mondays and Saturday 3 /3/54/3/7 FAR/VA ,.,,x...‘ i Formerly People’s Mammoth [nstallment Housz. Open Monday and Saturday Evenings Only. “CUPIDERE"™ MANHOOD RESTOREDy:ems e tionof & llmaun yous or di luuumllhl Rimples, conum‘w ation. CUPLD! BEFORE ano AFTER o CUPIDENE strengthens and restores ami The reason sufferers are not cured by Doctors {8 because ninoty par cer medy to eure without an operation, CUPIDENE {8 tho only known and mo; by mail. Prostatitis, timonials, A written guarantee give manent cure. $1,00 & box. six for §5.60 Address DAVOL MEDICINE CO. Goodmav Druk Co.. 1110 Farnam St., Omahi MANHOOD RESTORED! iners Wakeu ness,all drains aud 1083 0F hful errors, ox niirmity, Confumption or Insanitye can wer. Headacho, by overexertion, ulants, which vest pocket. 81 per hox give o written guarantee (o cure or refu Ask fOF It tuko inplain wrapper. Address NEIRVESEED CO.. Musoni« T K droggists nses of the g ' thie Biick, Beininal Unfitness to Marry, . 0. iox 2076 San Frandisco, Oi Camp Bros., 0c whi quick]y cura you of a e, nuich 6 Lost Kanhood, fmigsions, Nervous Debilit xhausting Drains, Varicooclo and ch physi acrative o ENE eleanies the liver, the kidneys and the urinay ns of all impurities. 1 weak oranns, are troubled with 5,000 tos- returned 1 61X DOXeS AG0K not effect & per- Sond for sreular and testimontals ¥or hule by 1 Bluffs, To VE SEEDS. s wonderful remody “ak M 088 0f Braln s, Nervous: ox caused L oplut OF KD o carried in Ui o 83 order we Sold by uli L hon e 1ple, CHICAG S diseasox. sucl i W Lost Mankood, NI rative Or 83170 uso 6 for $3, by iall_prepaid. the m Modicn ther Writo for re . by Sherman & McCounell and by Kuho & Co., Drugglsts. "HE. THAT WORKQ EASILY, WORKS SUCCESSFULLY.” CLEAN HOUSE WITH SAPOL.IO Money York quict at 5@T 0 premium arings, $14,761,000. ng oxchiny per bid. re actual, premium. 653; balances, $35,200. cent, Exchange on New CHICAGO, June 7.-Cl elgn_exchanges, dull, St SLNTHGAB, New Jinge. Money, dull; rates, 3 cent. LONDON, June 1 of England's rate of discount 2 per cent, The amount the Bank of England on bal New York Mintng Quotations. NEW YORK, June 7.—The following closing mining qtiotations Oholor.. 30 Grown Point 50 Con. Cul. & Va...'. 870 Deadwood ......0.s B0 ara the ) proferred asked, k Market. closing London St LONDON, June 7.4 p. m. 015 (3 Etlo Zidy A Tilinols Central.. BAR SILVER--28%d per ounee. MONEY=-lg per cont "Phe rate of discount in the open short and three montha' bills s & hiongo Stock Quotations. CHICAGO, June 7.—Cloalng pri Olty Rally 315 |N. Ohic Alley L 184/ W, Chileago S, Ky L 178 | Gus 08, . 7] RS . Killed by Robber Sherift Tom Whitmore of Green River was in Omaha yesterday enroute east in charge of the remains of the late county clerk of Sweetwater county, Wyoming. After he ot on tne train to resume his Journey he recelved @ telegram from Ran- som, 11, stating that his brother had just been kilfed by robbers, RUPTURE PERMANENTLY CURED 2% NO PAY UNTIL CURED WE REFER YOU 70 8,000 PATIENTS: ‘Write for Dank References, ZXAMINATION FREE. lo()peratlon o Detention from Business. SEND FOR CIRCULAR. E O. E. MILLER CO., WI:‘;B N. Y. Life Bldg., OMAHA, NEB DRUNKENNESS Or the Liauor Habit Poult admintstering br. iolden Bpecific, Xt 04n bo given 11 & Oup of 0ofico OF te, OF In food without the knowledge of the patient. Itisabolute) Rarmiess, and will effoot a per: and spoe curo, whether the patie ‘moderate drin an alooholls wreok. 1 1 g1von 1o thousasds of oases, and 1n every | Perfsot ouro ha (0 “osead. IeNover Falls. i o000 | prognated V1K the Bpecifio, 1t boo bility ‘¥ tne liguor sppetite Lo exist GOLDEN WPECIFIO 0O, ¥rop '46-Dac0 book of PArtis viArs Tro: Kuln & Co., Drugglsts, 15th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb. WM. LOUDON, Commission Merchant GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. ago and New York, Chicago Bourd Priviie wires to € orders pluced on spondence wollcited. “Otfice. tom 4, New York Life Dullling Teleptone