Show it t i GENERAL MARKET CLOSED HEAVY t5u 5ugar t and Manhattan the Principal i Prin-cipal Features r I STERLING EXCHANGE EVEN 3 SILVER CERTIFICATES SHOW UX USUAL STRENGTH j 2InrUet DuriiiRT the Wcclc Has Moved f Irregularly With a sagging Tent Ten-t tic 11 < > in the Speculative IMHUCB I Government Bonds Firm ThroiiKU t I out tile Week on Moderate Dealing Deal-ing I NEW YORK June 6The market opened fractionally higher with sugar I and Manhattan most in demand and j scoring the greatest improvement The J buying movement was aoon exhausted and under general profit taking prices receded slightly below yesterdays closing level with Sugar making an exceptional decline of 178 per cent The t movement in this stock was regarded as In the nature of a scoop as the f gossip regarding it had been very I bullish and a slight advance in refined re-fined grades of the product occurred previous to the opening of business Reading and Northern Pacific referred were prominent In the depression owing j ow-ing to their contempt and foreclosure t proceedings Sugar received support in the final dealings and recorded omy 1 I a trifling net loss The general market closed heavy I Railroad mortgages were neglected I today but a fairly firm tone was apparent t ap-parent on transactions of 306000 I The market during the week moved irregularly with a sagging tendency I in the speculative issues The net changes are not specially noteworthy as a rule but Oregon Improvement I firsts shnw an exceptional net loss of rA per cent The total sales were I 4643OOO Government bonds displayed firmness throughout the week on moderate dealings deal-ings Sliver certificates displayed unusual strength and activity on speculative I I purchases and on an increased foreign 3 demand The price rose 14 per cent I to 69 on purchases cf 619000 with a I t later reaction to 69 The exports of i I the metal were on an increased scale Money on call easy at 2 per cent I last loan 2 closed 2 per cent t Prime mercantile paper 45y percent per-cent Sterling exchange steady with j actual business bankers bill at 4884 t 48S on demand and 4S7i44S7y for II I sixtydays posted rates 4SS48SA 1 and 489 ½ commercial bills 4S64 c = BOND LIST U S new 4s regular UGH U S new 4s coup llG = i I TJ F us regular jjov U S iJS coupon 112 iU S 4s reg 1078 K J S 4s coup ingu W TJ S 2s repr bid < uij I Pacific 6s of 05 bid l6oi Ala class A IM t Ala class B bid 103 1 lAla class C offered 9914 I Alabama curency bid 100 La new consols 4s 911 > j Missouri 6s bid IOu Ii I t N Carolina 6s bid 101 L N Carolina 4s bid tlOG t S Carolina nonfund bid 1 t Tenn new set 6s III SW I Tenn new set 5j offered lOS I Term old 6s bid 60 t Va Centuries 5914 t Va Centuries deferred 11111 H iAtchison 4s 757 Atchison Second A 41 Canada Southern 2nds 1041l o a N ists in t IN P Srds uu T9Si L S Cen Pacific Ists of 95 10 2o Denver Rio Grande 7s offered Illl Denver Rio Grande 4s 91 Erie 2nGs ca G H S A Cs log G H S A 7s 9714 HTCent5s lOS H T Cent Gs 00 3LKTfirst4s 82 SL K T second 4s 57t Mutual Union ts Ill N J Cent genl 5s ligu Northern Pacific Isis ° 11712 Northern Pacfic 2nds 114 j Northwest Consols bid 137 Northwest S F deb 5s bid 109 Rio Grande Western Ists 1GW St Paul consols 7s 131 St Paul C P W 5s 114i St L I M Gen 5s 7git St L S F Gen 6s l3 1 Texas Pacific firsts S5U Texas Pacific seconds 201f Union Pacific Ists of 96 iow West Shore fours 1064 Jj N 4s I 774 1 Southern R R 5s 928 I Atchison CLOSING STOCKS 145 i Adams Express 148 Alton Terre Haute co American Express 111 e Baltimore and Ohio 1774 i Canada Pacific G < y Canada Southern sou Central Pacific 1H2 I Chesapeake and Ohio 151 Chicago and Alton bid 15712 I Chicago Burlington and Quincy 7734 t Chicago Gas CSH Consolidated Gas 1541f I C C C and St L 3314 j oorado Coal and Iron iu t Cotton Oil Certificates llfc 1 Del Hudson 127 J Delaware Lackawanna and West 163 I I Denver and Rio Grande pref 475 c Distillers and Cattle Feeders Co 1714 Bast Tennessee Sat Tenness 14 I 23rie Je 34 I Erie pref ogu IFort Wayne bid 2 Great Northern pref 118 Chicago and Eastern IH pref 98 Hocking Valley Igu Illinois Central 9314 St Paul and DuluXh 22 R 2varisas and Texas pref 2 J I Lake Erie and Western Igj I Lake Erie and Western pref 70H ji Lake Shore 151 E Lead Trust 23V E Louisville and Nashville 2 1 I JyOulsvlHe and New Albany 9 IrSManbattan Consolidated 105U I I Memphis and Charleston offered 15 I Michigan Central 9314 1 Missouri Pacific 93t I jMobfle and Ohio igu I Nashville Chattanooga 1Y i rational Cordage G I National Cordage pref 9 i New Jersey Central 105y I Norfolk and West pref 10U I North American Co 10y I Northern Pacific H 41 I Northern Pacific pref 14 f I iO P Denver and Gulf 3 I Northwestern 1053 4 I Northwestern pref 149 I New York Central 96 I N Y nd New England offered 40 4 I Ontario and Western 4 Oregon Improvement offered 1 E Oregon Navigation 14 X S L and U N 5 I 3PacIfic Mail 25 = 1 m Peoria De and Evan 2 Pltthburg bid 163 Iitsburg I Pullman Palace 158 1 I Reading 914 I Rio Grande Western offered 15 Rio Grande Western pre 42 I Bock Island 703i I St Paul I 7jg 1 St Paul pre 12s St Pal and Omaha 42U St Paul and Omaha pref 123X4 lifiouthern Pacific 19 1 Sugar Refinery 124 14 Tennessee Coal and Iron 25 Texas Pacific 2 Toledo and Ohio Central pre 70 J nion Pacific 7 4 KslUnlted States Express 40 K Wabash St Louis and Pacific 6 an 6t fWajbash St L and Pacific pref 1654 pre Welte Faro Express 37 Weslern Union 85 Wheeling and Lake Brie 8 Wheeling an Lake Erie prefr 34 Minot and St Louis 17 Denver and Rio Grande 13 nerpl Electric 33 atiorl I Linseed 3 o1OiWh Fuel and Iron Z C loro Fueland Iron pref of100 2oLt iouls and Kansas City 5 jfTol St Louis and K C pref 10 I Mouthcm Railroad 4 v 54 ftouthern n Pailroad pre 2814 M Tobacco 6h 1 Tobacco pref 98 Commercial Cable 150 American Telephone company 93 I American Sugar prof 103 United States Cordage pref 2 I United States Leather pref 6 I UnLted States Rubber 21 NEW YORK MINING STOCKS Balwer 30 3 Cholor 310 Crown Point G Con Cal and Va 290 Deadwood 165 Gould and Curry 140 Hale an Norcross 250 Homestake 0 Iron Silver 15 Mexican 105 Ontario 1200 Ophir 190 Plymouth asked 20 Quicksilver 150 Quicksilver pref 1400 Sierra Nevada 100 Standard 175 Union Con 100 Yellow Jacket 5 SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS San Francisco June 6The official closing quotations for mining stocks today to-day were as follows Alt 1 Alpha Con 2 Andes 5 Belcher 8 Best and Belcher 160 Bodle Con 70 Bullion 3S Bulwer Con 3 Caledonia 13 Challenge Con 47 Chollar 380 Confidence 145 Con Ca Va 320 Con Imperial 02 Crown Point 74 Gould Curry 160 Hale Norcross 315 Julia 15 Jula Justice 1 Lady Washington Con 04 Mexican 123 Occidental Con 170 Ophir 225 Overman 3 Potosi 100 Savage 175 Scorpion 1 Sierra Nevada 120 Union Con 110 Utah Con 18 I Yellow Jacket 64 Silver bars 68 I Mexican dollars 5434i4 Drafts Sight 121f Drafts Telegraph 15 CHICAGO GENERAL MARKETS The leading futures ranged as follows HEAro 2 i Open i High i Low i Close i June 59fe JGlTtj 59 61 July I6060W62 60 161 12 Sept 6l ifGl J63fe 6054 626j62 COHN So 2 i Open i HKI bow I Close June 127 2S2S127f27 July 2S3s 2iiS29 28 2SI2S Sept 2 13 12 8i2 OATS No 2 I Open High i bow i Closa July 17S1S 18 171T 1S3 11 II Sept IS7S 18 = 8 1S18318 May 21 21 l2021 21 aiasi POHKHer barrel I Open I High i Low I Close July I 725 I 740 I i 717 I 722 Sept 112 I 752 f I 730 740 LAilL > Per KO los I Open i High i bow i Close July TT 435 fT40 R 30 UT32 Sept 447 I 452 445 447 HHOKT RIBS Per 10 lbs I Open i HlKh i Low i Close July I 393 I 397 I 392 I 395 Sept 410 I 411f I 405 1 410 Cash quotations were as follows Flour Dull but firm Prices in the northwest north-west up 15c Wheat No 2 spring 6 No 3 spring nominal No 2 re 6465 Corn No 2 2SVI OatsNo2 18 No2 white 282S 8 No3 white 62H4 Rye No 2 34 Barley No 2 nominal No 3 24 No 4 24 Flax Seed No 1 S < 3 < S1 Timothy SeedPrime 312315 Mess PorkPer bbl 715720 LardPer 100 lbs 425 Short RibsSIdes loose 390395 39395 Shoulders Dry salted boxed 4 Short Clear Sides boxed 44 Whisky Distillers finished goods per gallon 122 Articles IRectslShlpd Flour barrels 10050 Wheat bushels 12000 97000 Corn bushels 2500001250000 Oats bushels 451000 423000 Rye bushels 14il0j400 arley bushels 67000 6000 1 On the produce exchange today the butter but-ter market was steady Creamery 1115 Dairy 913 Eggs steady fresh 910 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago June 6CattleSmall lots of cows went to local butchers at 2275 > choice beef steers 3S0410 Most choice heavy hogs found sales around 325 and only very rough lots went below 300 Fancy light sorts sold up to 350 frequently and choice butchers weights at 335340 SHEEPThis market was again a little slow and inclined to weakness Choice to prime native muttons are quotable at 4430 good to choice at 340390 culls and thin 240320 Choice to prime spring lambs 260 650 fair to good 475oOO poor to fair 350450 Receipts Cattle 100 hogs 11000 sheep 4000 OMAHA LIVESTOCK Omaha June 6 Cattle Receipts 1000 Market steady native beef steers 340410 western steers 3 385 cows and heifer 240345 canners can-ners 150235 stockers and feeders 33S0 calves 350550 bulls and stags 175235 HOGSReceipts 10000 Market 5 10c higher heavy 280300 mixed 3305 light 3315 bulk of sales 295 305 SHEEP Receipts 1200 Market strong fair to choice natives 33SO fair to choice westerns 75360 common com-mon and stock sheep 250325 lambs 350500 KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK Kansas City June 6 Cattle Receipts Re-ceipts 2000 shipments 1900 market steady prices nominally unchanged receipts too small to make more than retail market HOGSReceipts 3900 shipments 2400 Market strong 510c higher bulk of sales 3310 heavies 260 305 packers 295305 mixed 295 315 lights 305317 pigs 225315 SHEEPReceipts 1500 shipments 500 Market strong lambs 425525 muttons 238o FOREIGN FINANCES New York June tLThe New York Financier says this week regarding the bank statements The loss in cash can be accounted for in figuring the net gold exports and the bank payments into the treasury but on the other hand the receipts have averaged 3000000 weekly from the interior in-terior and treasury disbursements have shown that funds were accumulating accumu-lating in New York and this is therefore there-fore to be regarded as favorable TJie further payments of government deposits de-posits into the treasury will exert a strengthening influence although the bank clearings over the country show that money is not in active demand to the extent of suffering rates and in certain sections the expansion of loans was a bright spot in an otherwise dull and fruitless period The loans O the New York banks have Increased 31 000000 in the four months ending 0 days the excess reserve ha fallen 2 000000 in round numbers but as the bond operation figures largely in this change it does not possess the importance im-portance it would otherwise EXPORTS AND IMPORTS New York June 5The exports of specie from the port of New York for the week amounted to 1129800 in gold and 1954450 in silver The imports were Gold 131133 silver 43303 dry gods 1249014 general merchandise 1 t c |