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Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-05

Cattle stcndy-uoEs strongcr-shccp
Active and Higher.

CHICAGO. June a.-There was a fairly active
demand for cattle and prices remained steady.
Choice cattle were scarce and most OF the orer-
ings sold at low prices. Native beef steers sold
at from $500 to $500. choice, at from AiS to
$3.50. An occasional sale was made OF prime
beeves at from s5lO to $500. The stocker and
feeder trade was only fair at from $500 TO $500.
Calves were in good demand by country feeders
and the best lots brought $3.50. Texas grass cat
tie were plentiful and active at ruling lower
prices, and Missouri fed Texans sold at from $3.50
to $40.
Prices for hogs ruled stronger under the In
fuence OF an active local packing demand. Conn
mon to prime lots sold at from Sl2j to $500 and
sales were largely at from $3.50 to S,6ile. The
bulk of the hogs brought from $500 to sS.5S.
Trade was brisker in sheep ana prices were
stronger, lambs selling about Toe per leo lbs.
higher. Inferior to prime sheep were salablo
at from $3.50 to $500. The bulk brought from
81. 10 to Si.5O, Lambs sold Mt from S.sS to 1915
for inferior TO choice clipped and wooded Colo-
RADIO focks sold freely at from $500 To $500.
Spring lambs sold at from SIPS to 5000 rcr 100 lbs.
Receipts: Cattle, $500 head; hogs, 5000 head:
sheep, COCO head.
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OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS.
Condition ~ Trade and Quotations
on staple ana Fancy Produce.

EGGs-Bulk Of sales, &c.
BUTTER-common to fair. 6asc; choice to
fancy. 1oai2c; separator creamery. i5c; gath
cred creamery. 13c.
VEAB-Cholce fat. so TO 100 lbs, quoted at
Sa9c: large and coarse, 4d5c.
PoUBrRY-Hens, SIC; cocks, Sa5e;
spring chickens, per ID, Ice.
PlGEoNs-Live. $4,000; dead pigeons not
HAY-Upland. $500; midland. $3.50: lowland.
$500; rye straw, $3.50; color makes the price on
hay Hight bales sell the best. only top grades
BRooMCoRN-Extremely slow sale; new crop.
delivered on track in country choice green self
yTnbIBg :, carpet 11ri per per ID, 2m2Mei choice green
VEGETABLES.
E PBAS-Per k-bu. box, $4,000.
PIE lb., NC.
cUcUMBERs-Per doz.. 4o95Oc; Texas, h-bu.
box, eOcm1.O0.
ToMAToEs-Per 4-basket crate, sl.75,
RAD1SHES-Per doz., 1Odl5c.
bETTUCE-Per doz., 2OlD25c.
WAX BEANs-Per h-bu. box. ooc9sioo; per
sTTRiEs REASsS%SFfsr %-Da; box. DOC.
ONIONS-fer bu. $3.50.
LIMA BEANS-Per h., Sc.
BEANs.Hand,picked navy. per bu.. n.lo.
California. 2hc per Id.
POTATOES-New, per Dbl, $500; per bu., 9oc9
sl0O; old native stock, per bu., Csc.
FRUITS.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIEs-Per 1o-lb. box. si.25
also.
sTRAwBERRIEs-Fancy, $3.50.
APPLES-No shipping stock.
SOUTHERN PLUMs Per 2i-qt. case. sl75
GoosEBERRIES-Per 2i-qt. case. $500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Almonds. California. per lb., large
size, 13c; Brazils, per h., 10c; English w%alnuts,
per lb, fancy. soft shell l2qiac; standards.
large, sg1Oc; Jumbo. 1la12c; large hickory nuts,
81. % per bu. cocoanuts. 4l9c each.
FIGs-1mported fancy 4 crown, 2o-lb. boxes,
12c; 8 crown, 50-lb. boxes, 130lic.
HONEY-Choice, l3Ml5c.
CI~DER-clariaed juice, per half Dbl. se.s5; per
bhbl., A.0014.25.
MAPLE sYRUP-Tive- gal. cans, each. s2.25
gal: cans, pure, per doz.. sl2; half-gal. cans
s6.25; quart cans. $3.50
TROPICAL y
ORANGES Seedlings. 1925; Mediterranean
sweets, fancy, $3.50.
LEMoNs-Messinas, fancy, sa.5Oas. rs; choice.
S3.O0a3. 25; choice California. $3.50.
BANANAS-Choice. large stock, per bunch,
$2.Ooa2.25; medium-sized punches. sl.5O92,N.
FRESH MEATS.
DRESSED BEEF-Good native steers, 400 to
GOO lbs. &c; good forequarters, steers, bIsc; good
headquarters, size; western steers, 6i5c; fancy
heifers. SIC; good heifers. &c; good forequarters
heifers, &c; good hindquarters heifers, Sc: good
COW forequarters. 4,sc; COW hindouarters. TIC.
BEEF CUTS-TenderIoins, zoe; homeless strips,
1oc: strip loins, Sc; rolls. SC; sirloin butts, &c;
shoulder clods. sac; rump butts. &c; steer
chucks. 4Ac; COW chucks. 3&c; homeless chucks,
4isc: COW plates, 2kc; steer plates. 3&c; flank
steak. &c; loins, No. !. l4c; loins. No. 2 lie,
short ioins. lac; No. 3 short loins, l2c; sirloir
ends, SalOc; ribs. No. 1, lie: ribs. No. 2, loci
ribs, No. 3, &c: steer rounds. &c; COW rounds
eye; COW rounds. shank off, 7c; COW rounds
shanks. 2hc; brains. per doz., 25c; sweetbreads
per ID. lie: sweetbreads tcalves). per h., 4oct
kidneys. per doz.. S5o: OK tails: each. &c; livers
per ID. 2hc; hearts. per h.. 14c; tongues. pei
h., 12c,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-05

BALTIMORE. June 4-Clearings, 81, AS. 1853; bal
ances, s32S, ass.
BOSTON, June 4.-Clearings, s14, 1856, 2i7; bal
ances, sl,3S7. $50.
NEW YORK, June 4.-Clearings, S9i, 412, 422;
balances. So. Az, 1896.
PHILADELPHIA. June 4.-Clearings, $40. 342,-
926; balances. Sl,429, iS9.
D.. MEMPHIS. June I-Clearings, 500, sos; bal
ances, SGD. DS6. New York exchange selling. at
81 90 premium.
CINCINNATI. June 4.-MONEY-2k66 per
cent. New York exchange, Coo premium. Clear
ings, 2.535, $50.
NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-Clearings, sS4s. 100.
New York exchange. bank, Sl.90 per 1000 pre-
MUM; commercial. Csc per 81, COO premium.
June 4.-Clearings, sl4, 967. ESQ; New
York exchange. roc premium; foreign exchange.
steady; demand. $4S7h; sixty days. S.S57s.
ST. LOUIS June 4.-Clearings. 81, SIC, 515; bal
ances. S752, 020. Money, 4@I per cent. New York
exchange, T5c premium bid; 81 premium asked.
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RnItImore Grain Market.

BALTIMORE. June 4.-FLOUR-Dull and un-
changed receipts. 1880 bills exports, 1888
bbls.
WHEAT-Dull and easy; spot. 76A976lsc; re-
ceipts. 90. 4i3 bu. southern wheat by sample, IS
GsGc.
CoRN-Easy: spot. 2sN@2s%c; September, 2SAc
bid; steamer. mixed, 27hG27Nc; receipts, 90. l0l
bu. exports. 1il 1884 hu.; southern white corn. S0D
sic; southern yellow. 29hc
~oATs-Easy: No. 2 white, 27k92sc; receipts.
Il, sG6 blu.
bu.
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Total receipts ...........1 44
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-

CATTLE-For a Friday the receipts of
cattle were large. IA fresh loads being re-
ported in the yards. In spite OF the large
run near the close of the week the market
was in very satisfactory condition.
A considerable proportion of the cattle
here consisted of cornfed beeves, which sold
freely at good, steady prices. The demand
was active and the offerings all changed
hands in good season. The cattle here sold
at $4.00I4. 20. but principally at S.359i.55.
Butchers stock was In good demand and
fifteen loads of cows and heifers on sale
soon changed henus.
Stockers and ieeners sold in about the
same notches as yesterday, the supply being
moderate and the demand good. Repre-
sentative sales:
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In1;,n,nnIIs I,Jyn Stock,

INDIANAPOLIS, June i.-CATTLE-Receipts.
800 head; shipments, 400 head. Market steady;
1Oc higher for best class steers; good to prime
steers. "a. zoos. 90: fair to medium steers. Si5e0
4.70; common to good %stockers. s3.5Oq4.Oo. .,
$500 head; shipments. 1000
head: market active: good to choice medium and
heavy, SO. 5Oa3.521A; mixed and heavy, 50 .iog3'So:
common lights, $3.45a3.60. ~
Pr light; shipments. none. No
chnnrn in mnrket.
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SugnF MnrlScts.

NEW YORK, June 4-sUGAR-Raw. firm; fair
refining. 2 13-l6c; centrifugal. &c test, 3 5-l6c. Re-
fined. firm at advance: mold A, 4Tc: standard A,
4lsc; confectioners' A. 41Ac; cut loaf. sic;
crrnhed, SIC; powdered. &c; graduated, 4%c;
cubes. 4Hc.
CINCINNATI. June 4.-sUGAR-steady; hard
refined. 50. 1865. IS.
NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-SUGAR-Quiet ana
steady; open kettle. A@3 centrifugal whites,
8 Il-Isq3 i3-l6c; yellow, sh@3lso; seconds. 2a31sc.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; centrifugal. fa9c.
LONDON. June 4.-BEET SUGAR-June, IS
Sgd: nutmegs N TO pound, Is "a.
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Kansas City Markets,

KANSAS CITY, June 4.-WHEAT-Oneringa
light, unchanged; No. 2 hard, Csc; No. {. 62c:
No, 4, 53c; No. 2 spring. Zoe; No. 3, 65c; No. 4
soft. nominally 65TT0c.
CORN-Lower: No. 2 mixed. 2Ossc.
O~ATs-Slow; No. 2 white. zoe.
RYE-No. 2, 29c.
HAY-weak and unchangedi timothy, $1,000;
prairie, $500.
DUTTER-steady and firm; fancy separator,
12c: dairy. Toe.
E~GGS-Strong; 7kc.
RECEIPTs-wheat, $500 bu. corn, &c, 800 bu,
oats, 1000 bu.
sHIPMENTs-wheat, 5000 bu.; corn. $1,000 Blu,
oats, 5000 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-05

Knusns CITY Live stock.

KANSA T June 4.-CATTLB-Receipts.
1000 head: market steady to strong:
Texas steers. S2.S5d4.35; Texas cows. 81 10:
native steers. SO. 50l4 90; native cows and hNfers,
81 Odi. 20: stockers and feeders, So. 90; bells.
81. 35d4 90.
IA, 900 head; market for heav-
les and mixed, strong: others weak: bulk of
sales, 50. 35a3. 40; heavies, $3.S543.4 5; packers. 1873
13 40: mixed, 50. 35a3.45; lights. $3.30d3.4 40; York
ers. ss.37IaG3. 40: pigs. 81. 0Oa3. 80.
SHEEP-Receipts, 5000 head; market strong;
lambs, s.. 00n5. 90: muttons, 81. S5a4.25.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, June 4-The first summer day
had an immediate effect on business in dry goods
in jobblng circles. Buyers from nearby points
were in evidence this morning and although
their purchases in Individual cases were light
in character. the aggregate went a long way to-
ward Improving the tone of the business pass
ing. There We're many specialties in goods to
be had at low prices and these were taken adj
vantage of by buyers. In all staple cotton lines
the demand was small. Manufacturers are still
tho heaviest buyers of the cheaper grades on
bleached goods and brown goods are very quiet.
Coarse colored cottons are dull In all grades.
Print cloths are still quoted at 2 7-16c. Wooden
gOod1 show no change.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-05

OF tanners to pay higher rates for new material
when their leather is not Improving either in
demand or price. The United States Leather
company and other large buyers have almost
cleaned up the cellars OF the packers In Chicago
and other western packing houses. Many old
native steer hides remain. but branded hides are
closely sold UP. But the branded steers were
sold at SIC. Native steer hides brought 9hc and
Texas steer hides sold at DC. For the latter 9Mc
Is now demanded. Country bun hides sold at
nLr
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-05

NEW YORK. June 4.-MoNEY on CALI
Easy at 1914 per cent; closed offered at 1 per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Sha4 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Easier, with actual
business in bankers bills at $A,S65sG4s7 for de-
mand and at SIS5AGAS6 for sixty days; posted
rates. A.s6aa4,S7 and SISSY; commercial bills,
A.S5.
SILVER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BAR S1LvER-eOc per ounce.
MEXICAN DoLBARS-47Ac.
GOVERNMENT B~ONDS-Strong.
STATE RONDS-Du1
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New York Live stock.

NEW YORK, June 4.-BEEVES-Rcceipts. coo
head: stays and oxen, 81. 5Od3.50; bulls. SCOOP
2 co: dry cows. sl.75G2.6 5; European cables quote
steers at l0Ml1c dressed weight; sheep.
refrigerator beef, SA@9iSc..
C~ALVES-Receipts, 1853 head: slow. generally
lower: poor to prime veals quoted at 81. 50d5 so;
buttermilk calves, 49, 5OD4. Ar.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rereipts, 10, +0i head:
slow: sheep and yearlings. mc lower: lambs,
h@%c lower; sheep, ~s3.50q4.G5; yearlings. A.5O9
$50: lambs. S6.O0a6.G5.
H~oGs-Rcceipts, 2,420 head; steady at $3.50
. n
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DoMINIoN OF CANADA
BRADsTREETrs WEEKLY REVIEW,
BUSINESS ns a Whole shows n Pro-
Activity.

NEW YORK, June 4-Bradstreet's tomor-
row will say:
co~uragement at the outlook for fall business and
improvement in demand and prices OF iron and
steel. Crops at the southwest. particularly
Texas, have improved with seasonable rains and
the prospec; favors larger exports OF wheat for
the Pacific coast. a fairly satisfactory iobblng
trade continues az leading cities in northwest
ern spring wheat states.
business as a whole shows a pronounced activ-
ity and the tendency of funds IL TO accumulate.
Where the volume of business exceeds that OF
a year ago. as II does In a few lines. prices are
frequently so reduced as 10 render the move
ments less satisfactory. Orders for dry goods.
clothing and shoes for nearby delivery have
fallen on. This nniieipated midsummer Industrial
disturbances. particularly in iron and steel.
promise to influence business rnfavorably dur
ing the summer months
Exports OF wheat taoor Included as whsaD
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-05
I.,u;syule Live Stock.

LOUISVILLE. June 4.-CATTLE-ReceIpts: W
head: market dull; shipping steers, A.254i.65;
stockers and feeders. So. 5O1i15.
HoGS-Receipts. LOCO head; market steady;
heavy, Sc. 45q3. so; medium, s3.45d3.50; light, S3.25
G.,5O; rough. s.. 50@3.l5.
SH~EEP-Receipts, 200 head; steady for sheep;
lambs dull: choice sheep. S.Oo13. so; fair. $2.75
800; extra lambs, s.. 25a5.75; fair, tLOOq5'@,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-05
NEW YORK GENERAL MARINET.
Quotations of the Dny on General

NEW YORK. June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, H.
b57 bbls, exports. 26,7l7 bills. dull and again
lower to sell; Minnesota patents, S3.95g4.l5; Min
nesota bakers. s3.Sod3,5O: winter patents, 1907
4.SsI winter s%traishts, s4.iOg4 :oi winter extra,
Hour, dull; %superiine, 50. 20a?.iO,
RyENEa.x No v yeii9w western .' Ssc.
BARLEY-Easy at 2TAc.
BARLEY MAL1--Dull.
WHEAT--Receipts, 73.l50 bu,; exports. 16I. 7s
bn. spot; weak. Options opeEed weak and de-
lower cables. better crop Prospects. iIHh, CASH 81
demand, dun shipment and liquidation, closing
ts9lc net lower; June closed. 14nc; September,
90 l-lGG70Se; closed. 6sTsc.
CoRN-Receipts, So. 625 bu. y: exports, %, 1873 bu. ;
spot. dull; No. 9. zoe. Options opened easier and
declined under Improved crop news and general
local selling; closed %6Ee lower: June, 2SA W27c
closed: 2S5se; septembsT S0A a2o1se. closed; soAc,
spot, easier; No. 2, 22c. options. dun and weak.
HAY.Quie,i shipping, Zoe; good to choice, 6oe.
crop, 3a.c; 1886 crop, ea9c; Pacific coast. 1885 crop,
I~lIbEs-rlrm; Galveston. 1aci Texas. lOae:
,LEArHER-ouie hemloek sole. naenos Ayres.
light to heavy weights. lsg2oe and l9hq2sc.
ern creamery, iigi5c; Eigins. isc: factory, TAO
CHEEsE-Receipts. s.iss pkgs.: quiet; state
large. SasAo; state small. 7Agsisc; part skins.
tas,sc; full skins, 2hgsc,
Pennsylvania. iiGiiisc; western. iO0i6Ao; south
ern; 81, 2sg2,9 per thirty dozen cases;
sleuuyi iAmly, tg.5OU
1850. Cut meats. steady; picked bellies. td5lsc;
picked shoulders. 5AWbHc; picked hams, gqs4c.
duh. Pork. steady; old mess. s., 5od9.OO: short
clear, s9.5oglO,T5i family. s9.5OQlo.50, Tallow.
duh.
oILS-Cottonseed, dull; prime crude, zoe: prime
yellow. ssac. Petroleum. quiet: Pennsylvania
crude. steady: July. Sc bid. Rosin, firm,
strained, common TO good. sLT09l75. Turpen-
tine, firm; 264.@27xc.
RicE-sieady; iair to extra. 4E6ec; Japan
4hg5c,
good to choice, 2202sc.
METALS-Pig iron. quiet; southern. s9,25d II. IS
northern. sl0.60gl2.oo 90. Copper. steady; brokers
sli; e~Nehange, slO .Sall 70; Lead hrmi brokers
sis 500 49, CO., plates, easy. spelter, nrm; 81 sc9
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-05
Peoria Markets.

PEORIA, Tune 4-CORN-Steady; June, 22hc.
~OATS-Stendy: No. 2 white, 20Q 2Ohc.
WHISKY -Market steady; finished goods on the
basis OF sl.l9 for high wines.
Receipts; Corn. IS, $50 bu- oats. %. 400 bu. rye.
none; whisky. none; wheat, 2. 400 bu. Shipments:
Corn. "a, 100 bu.; oats. ESQ bu.; rye, none;
whisky. sT5 bbls, wheat, none.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI. June 4-FLoUR-ouiet; fancy.
SO. 9OQ4.lO: family. s3.25I3.50,
wHEAT-Firm; No. 2 red. Soc.
CORN-Firm; No. . mixed, 25Q26c.
OATS-New. No. 2 mixed. l9lsa2oc.
RYE-Quiet; No. 2. 35c,
LARD-Quiet: No. 3. 40c.
BULK MEATs-Quiet; sieOa475. Bacon. easy.
s.. 25a5.i0.
WHISKY-Quiet at S1.19.
BUTTER-Quiet; Eigin creamery, istEc; choice.
l2Gi3c; dairy, &c.
E~GGS-Firm at Sc.
C~HEESE-Easy at 7c.
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Toledo Markets.

TOLEDO. June 4.--wHEAT-Actlye; No. 2
cash, &c; June. SIC; July. esSsc.
COhN-Stsady; No. 2 mixed. s5e.
OATS-No. Q mixed, 2sc.
RYE-No. 9 mixed, S5c asked.
cLovERsEED--steady; prime. October. A.a2h.
OIT-Unchanged.
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CaIifornia Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, June A-CALIFoRNIA DRIED
F~RuIrS-steady; evaporated apples. prime wire
tray 4hgtSSj wood dried prime 's9ike;
per pound as 10 size and quality apricots.
royal. salle: Moor PARKS. i29li. Peaches. un-
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L]iyerpooI Grain and proyisIon..

June 4.-WHEAT-Spot. No. l
red northern, spring. duh at 5s 9iAd.
CORN-Spot. American mixed. 2s md: July,
steady at 2s sd; August. steady at Is sgd.
PROvIsIONs-Shoulders, square, DUN at aTs.
CHEESE-American. finest. white. new, steady
at as; American, finest. eolored, new. steady at
AS.
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Foreign

PARIS, June 4.-Three per cent rentes. 104f
zoe; exchange on London, 25f i0c.
LONDON. June 4.-The amount of bullion de-
posted in the Bank of England today was ESQ.,
600; amount withdrawn, Gi0,0O
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Greek and Turkish bonds.
Financial Notes.

LONDON, June 4.-Foreign securities: Turkish
group 2 B). Il higher at IS; group . CO, u
higher at 22H; group 4 CD, Is higher at 21n.
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS. June A-HoG PRODUCTS
Quiet pork, old. 71c. Lard. refined tierce. 3Sc.
boxed meats, dry salt shoulders, iNe; sides. AZ
Q4asc. nacon, clear ribs, sides. Size. Hams.
choice sugar cured. 9Ag9Nc,
F~LoUR-Extra fancy, A.2eQi.3o; patents. $40
Q4.T5.
CORNMEAL-Firm at sl.70.
BRAN-Qulet at soc.
HAY-Steady: prime. i41i6Ae.
C~oRN-Quiet; No. 2. sacked, mixed, 3i1S5c;
yellow. s5c; white. SIC.
oATs-steady; No. 2 white. sSkc.
RYE-steady; ordinary 10 good. S3IS03lAc.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-05

On the Pro luce exchange today the butter mar
ket was firm; creamery. llsl4Hc: dairy. 70
12c. EGGS, firm; fresh, SIC, Cheese. steady; 10
sac. Lave poultry, dull; turkeys, 7@sc; chick
ems, 7c; ducks, 7@Sc.
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Coffee Markets..

NEW DIRK. June 4-CoFFIE-optIors opened
steady TO ~ points higher on favorable European
cables; further advanced 5GlO points ON local
buying and scarcity OF sellers. brazilian re-
ceipts were again small and late Havre aivlces
encouraging; closed steady. l0lf2e points higher;
sales, 7.15S packages, including June al sl.25;
September, s.. ESQ Spot. duh; No. I, invclce,
$50: tobblng, $500. Mia, quiet; Cordova, sll.IOg
1850; sales. 100 bags Central American at private
terms: total warehouse deliveries from the
United states. s,Se2 bags. Including s,li7 bags
from New York: New York stock today. S9l,5Si
bags; United States stocks, 1873 All bags; afoat
for the United States, GIL 600 hays; visible for the
United States, 7C9,ill bags, against 3Cl,Ii7 bags
last year and 5l5.S?O bags In 1875.
SANTOS, June 4,-COFFEE-Quiet; good aver
age Santos, $500 reis; receipts, 4,oc hngs; stock.
90. GOO bags.
HAMBURG, June t-CoFFEE-H pfg, higher;
BALES 1000 hays,
HAVRE, June 4-CoFFEE-D eel tcody al an
advance Of n; sales. 1900 bags.
RIO DE JASEGRO, June l--COFFEE-Qulet;
No. 7 RIO. $500 refs; exchange. 7 1884; receipts.
GOO bu.; cleared for the United States. 1900
bags; cleared for Europe, 1900 bags; stock, 225.Olo
bags.
NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-coFFEE-alo. or
binary To low, fair, $40. 5Ofpi3.OO.
Manchester Textile Trade.
MANCHESTER June 4-cloths ard yarns are
dun and Inactive.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-05

Total sales OF stocks today were 205. ga shares.
Including: American Sugar, 1900; Burlington,
400; Chicago Gas. $500; Louisville & Nash
Rock Island, $500; st. Paul. l4,oOO; Tennessee
Coal and Iron. 400; Western Union, 5000; South
ern preferred. 3 500: New Jersey Central. 20. 200.
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Now work Money Market.

securities declined somewhat. but later stifened
on buying. closing steady. The demand was gen
orally light.
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WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE TOTALS.
Aggregate of Business transactions
of the AssOcIRtel BnnLs.

NEW YORK, June 4.-The following
table. compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the
total clearances at the principal cities and
the percentage of increase or decrease. as
compared with the corresponding week last
wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-05

S~HEEP-Thorc were plenty OF sheep here to-
day. the supply being made up largely OF Colo.
RADIO lambs, The demand was good hut selles
IDEAS were pretty high. so that the market was
slow in consequence. The market was strong 10
loo higher. Representative sales:
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shoe ana Leather TRADE.

CHICAGO. June 1.-The Chicago Shoe and
Feather Review will say tomorrow; Packer hides
are advancing slightly. despite the reluctance
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London Stock Quotations.
LoNpoN. JUNO a. n. M. closing.

A SILyER-Steady; q 9-ied per ounce.
MONEY-hQA per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills Is &V5s per cent: for taTee months.
AgA.
Gold is quoted at Buenos Ayres at 1852 at
Lisbon. i6; at Rome, l04. 92.
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philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. June l-BUTTER-Flrm;
fair demand; fancy western creamery. l5ai5hc.
E~GGs-Firm; fresh nearby. lie; fresh western.
IldllAc.
CHEEsE-steady but quiet.
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| cow and calf, $50 90 springer, -. .Sil 90
/ COW and calf. 40 90
No. Av., Pr. No. Av. Pr.
4 feeders. ~. All 4 90 20 feeders. 80. $50 1 SO
H-oGS-Receipts OF hogs were ia cars, as
against 100 yesterday, a large run for this time
Of the week. in addition 10 the fresh receipts
there were about a dozen loads held over in
first hands.
The market opened steady TO easier and was
fairly active until about two-thirds OF the hogs
had changed hands. then II became still easier
and oloscS very slow and dun at a decline of
about &c.
The early sales were largely at 50. 32k93 ,35. as
against IS. 356p3. 37lA yesterday, while the late sales
were largely at $3.50 and. SS,S2A. Representative
sales:
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New York Mining quotations.
NEW YORK. June 4.-Ths following ara the

Silver bars. 59tsc; Mexican dollars. 400 IDxc;
drafts. sight, l5c; drafts, telegraph. l7Jsc.
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American Securities In
LONDON. June 4-The market for American
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SAN FRANCISCO. June l-wHEAT-ouiet;
December. $LlSh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6Shp
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FACTOR YNILLE.

David Armstrong, of the Tunnel, will
leave the farm this spring and move
into town. Mr.. Lewis Armstrong, his
son, who was recently married, Will
occupy the old homestead.
Some of those who viii change their
places of residence the first of April
are: Art Reynolds, who will move up
at the Tunnel, and Mrs. Eliza Worden
will occupy the house vacated by Mr..
Reynolds The Misses Carr, milliners,
will move into the Pike house, on Main
street; Henry Coyle, of the township.
will move into town, and Frank Pail
man, Of Bunker Hill, win move into
his house in this place. Herbert Nc
Alpin viii take possession of his new
residence ON Main street this week and
f. l.. Foster & CO., win occupy their
new store on April |.
Miss Kittie Gardner yesterday open
ed a first class bakery and lunch room
at the old stand on Mill street.
The Bible reading class of the Meth
odist Episcopal church met last night
at the home of Charles Gardner. ESD.
\ very ENJOYABLE surprise party was
held at a. j. Gardner's last Friday
evening, in honor if their daughter
Miss Pima Bidwell, of ST. Paul, Mimi
Mr. Stanley Reynolds spent few
days this week visiting his brother
Forest, at Anderson, Pa.
Professor Harmon spent Sunday with
friends in this place.
The first thunder storm of the season
visited us last Saturday.
DR.. Charles A. Zeller, resident phys
ician of Pottsville hospital, spent sun
day with the family Of T.. S. Kinds.
The stockholders of the East Noun
tain lithia water will hold a special
meeting at Reynolds han next Satur-
day March ..
!, q. O, +. NOTES.
Next Tuesday evening Factoryville
encampment, No, 246, will install their
officers.
Red Jacket lodge, No 524, Is still
busy with candidates and working
from two to three degrees every meet
ing night
Last Saturday evening Rcd jacket
| lodge nominated officers for the COM
ing election, next Saturday night.
Who will be our next district deputy