0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATUKljAY. JUNE 27 , 181)1--TWELVE ) PAGES.
Decidedly Bullish Tendonoy In the Wheat
'
Pit Today ,
CORN AND PROVISIONS MORE ACTIVE.
In Will I Street Animated ,
Accompanied by n Depression
In ValtiCH llenvy SlilpinentH
ol' Gold Kenewctl.
CllirAOO , .luno M. The feeling WIIR billl'sh
In the wheat pit to lay. and for the first inln-
utoor two July WIIH taken at ( { ft fc over the
c'oslng ' prices of yesterday. The deferred
future * were not no utroug , the sltimllon wni
only lovorsed and the o'irly buyers turnuil
ncllors ami u pronounced break In prices win
the result. July closing IUe lower than vc < -
torduy. Tlio higher opening was duo to the
published reports of the widespread nnd de-
NlrtH'Uvo storms In Iowa ilnd elsewhere ycs-
terdny and the day before , ana was a contln-
uation t the strength dcvolmied late In yes
terday's Mission. An early cable from llcer-
boh iti reported Hint the drouth nncl
heat In Kusftln still provitlled. The bull-
ishly Inclined , howovi-r , were mot t the
outset by a Hood of ( telling order * from Now
York ami Nt. l.oul * . Indicating that traders
there wore not scared by the Hood news and
on lower cables the early bulls mndu a rapid
exchange of front nnd turnuil sellers ; tdiorts
also bewail to pound the market. Dispatches
from the Interior not only teporteil clear and
line weather today In most parts of the winter
wheat region , but said thuttbu elTrct and o\-
tpnt < if yesterday1 ! * storms had been greatly
ciiiiggnralod. July opened ntWi&Jlo against
I Be at the elo o yoslciday , brolio to ir.'ijC. ro-
ni-ied tulKNii : . buck to Wjc , up to US'ie , oil to
We ami llnally toUPja at thu close.
The late advices from abro ill were very
dopreMdng. lleerbohm quoted Liverpool Id
lower , and London cables til lower. Counsel-
man A : lay' ) , from Antwerp , said : " .Market
di'iimllshcd ; almiut Impossible to got bids. "
Their Fionch advices Kald that while I'arl.s
wit" iiioted | linn , quotations were 10 to 'M
centimes lower. Another cause for the de
pression was dlsp'itohos received from the
other side by Schwartz , Diipoc and Mllmlno-
Hodman. saying that foreign wants seemed to
be amply provided for and that It was very
( Illllcull to sell wheat to arrive.
Corn started linn , p.'irtly from the storms
reported to have prevailed yesterday and
partly In sympathy with wheat. .Inly sold
during the llrst row minutes : it.Kl'ffir > 4c : but
these prices proved so attractive that a Hood
of long corn camt on thu market and short
Kellers became active. The posting showed
the receipts of about ncventy ears In excess
of the estimates , nnd cables being lower
and wheat breaking , corn was iiilcl | > to follow.
July soon went to .vie. There was then some
rcMClIon , but when the estimated heavy re
ceipts for tomorrow were mnilo known ihoro
was another weak spot and July sold to Mye.
It rallied to Me , but broke again to Xic. and
elosed a shade higher. Itahluln and I'lirnum
were free sellers must of the Hay , inestimably
on St. Louis account , llartlett-r'ni/.ler boiiuhl
moderately and J. J. Bryant took a great
( teal on the break , supposed to bo to cover
shorts.
Oats followed corn pretty cloHoly and was
also Influenced some by wheat.
There was a peed trade In provisions nnd
fluctuations were confined to narrow limits.
1'ork opened at Jin. In for September , against
f 10.07' , as last figures yesterday , sold then to
JIO.l.l. and on a rumor that yellow fever had
appeared In New Orleans sold en" to J10.0J , but
recovered to JIO.IO on the close.
The lending futures ranged us follows :
C'linli iuotntloii | were as follows :
I-1 * vii Onlot anil uiicliaiiL'cd.
WHEAT No. 8 sprltis : wheat , tm
prlim wlifitt. fe ! ilMc ; No. 8rcd ,
Conx No. 2 , loyc.
OATH No. y , 4iil4l4c ( ! : No. 8 wUlto.39)4 ) < 2iJci
No. . 'lHliltc,38 4'J'Jc.
IlVK No. tf. 77if7Sc. (
IlAlii.iir No. 8 , nominal ; No. I' , 54S03o ; No.
4 , nominal.
l'lAXHk.KU-No. 1. 41.00.
TIMOTHY Siii : : > 1'rltnc , JI.25.
1'oitK Mess nork , uer barrel. SO.S' ) ; lard ,
per owl. , iG.02i ! ; short ribs sides ( loose ) .
* .VTO : dry saltc-d shoulders ( lioicill , < 5.05a5,15 ( ;
ihnrt clear sidoidioxcd ) . ifi.'M'iiM.M.
WHISKY Distillers' Iliilsliod uoods , ucr Bal
lon , Jl , in.
toxiAits Cut loaf , iindintiecri ,
ItrcelptH and shipments today wore as fol
lows :
AHTIC1.KH.
Klour. barrel * . . . li,000 6.100
Wheat , buMieli. 17.UOU
torn , bin-lieU. , . 2IH.OOO
OaK bllMlClB. . . U4.UUO 147,000
Kyi' , bimhels. . . . 1,000
Hurley , biihlioln. liuuo
On the produce exchange today , the butter
market was steady and unchanged ; extra
creamery , KWJIii'io ' ; extra firsts. I.vgliio : firsts.
UtTclIc ; extra dairy , H'ttl.'io ' ; extra Urals , l-v'A
lie ; llrstH , lliOI-1io. ! Kggs , MU15c.
Now York .Markets.
NEW YOIIK. Juno iU Ki.otiu Ueceipts , 12.S09
jinekageK ; exports , 8,048 bairols : heavy free
Kellers ; moderato business ; sales , If-VJoJ bar-
lols.
WIIIAT : Hecolpts , rcnoa bushels : exports ,
II.OIK ) Imshels ; bales , : t.MiOt)0 ) ) bushels or fu
tures ; iiMUilnit.hulHH : ) | > < it. hpot market lower ;
niiiderately actlvo ; chlelly exports. No.red. .
H.n.Tiil.CKi [ n KIOTO rnd elevator ; fl.Xll4i7 ( ( < l.07
alloal ; $ l.i5Ufl.u7Ji ; ( f. o. b. ; ungraded red.
.No. 1 iiortliorn to arrive , * I.07f4fft
1.0734i No. I hard to arrive. 4I.I1 > * ! No. 2 I'lil-
enco , } l.ii3'i. ' Options opened lH4oon further
reports of Kusslnii crop dnniH e , declined 1 >
' on weaker entiles , slack export demand
and domestic crop reports and elosed heavy
at Kfcl > e under yesterday. No. 2 rod , June.
ti.aviiiii.or.ij , closing. * i.o : . > 4 : July. ti.oj > 444
l.Kl'a , elosliitf , 4I.U8 > 4 ! August , 07S ® ! > aitf. !
rlosliiff , 07a ej Sopteinl.or , Hd'4'J7 > 4o , closing ,
tti > ics October , 07fW70-10eclosTiiir,07o : Novem
ber. ! )7'iiUi7J40 ( , , 7Hoi Deeemher , iwiii (
t-ioslutr , Jniiuarv , eloslipt , HMcj ;
I'Vorunry elosliiK at uu.'iu ; Jlay , * I.D8 ? ffil.04 ,
ciJ-Ini ; . < ! . .
Hvi : - ( .inlet , steady i western September nnd
October delivery , 'IftV.'iio.
t'oitN Heoelpts , 7VVW bushuls ! nx ports.
4 , Kit biishels ; sales. r > G2OOJ bushels of
Intnres ; 11 ! > , UOO bnshoU of spot. Hpot market
loodtiratoly actlvo. eloslni ? ensv. No. 8 , OOJS
G7e hi elevator , 07 < S:0 : < lie alloat : uiiKraded
mined , 03UQO.sc ; options wore depressed nnil
dull , closing woaU at ' . ( flic ilecllno on large
OAT8--Hecelpt , "ll4.800 iiuslielsi oxports. 418
Imsliols ; sales , 3l.\000biiklielsof futures ; 110,000
bushels of spot. Spot markut heavy , fairly
ni'tlvui options moderately active ; weuker ;
Ju.y. ibVtW&ic.clusrlut : ; is > , e ; August , 3IU-'I5VC ,
oloslnt ; o4kic ; September. lOUMe , floilnn ; t-io ;
sjiut Nix 2 wliltf , 4i > . | < n 2o ; mixed western ,
li.Villo ; wliltu wvntgni , 41 < u > 5c ; No 2
.
llAY-l'trm ; peed demand.
lloi'H Steady , quiet.
CorrtK Opuiiiik opened steady and un-
clianKeil to lu ixi. nts up ; closed ( VU83 points up.
Hales , ; tl.VU lilies , IncluillnK : June. f7.1u ! ;
July , Jlll.HHjJHl.il. ' . ; August , (15.0 1X75 ; Sop-
toinlier , JI\liKiCli.83j October. 1 11.5 04I4.0J ; lo- )
cvmbor , * ii.sVit : ! 3.1K ) ; Mari'li. tl'.U'a , SiMt Itio ,
ijulot , tinner : fair earKOes , Jlt .M ; Nik 7 , f 17,50.
r > lTAiiRaw. . tinner ; In demand ; hales , 4
cnrKOes eentrlfUKiil to Philadelphia and llul-
tlmoro nt : i7-lkj ( for tKi test ; Mo tins Inii-lHuliios
to test at 4o ; refined , firmer : No. 0.3' . c ; No.
7 , U'aU ; No. ti , 3 ll-10u ; No. l > , Il'.o ; No , 10 , 3 IMOo ;
No. 11 , 3ie ! ; No. 18 , 3 7-IOo ; oil' A , 4 tl-HHi' ; ' c ;
i-onfi'ctloiiKr's A , 4Uo ; mould A.4 > io ; standnnl
A , 4 5-llkj ; ml loaf , S'io ; crushed , ftiiej pow
dered , 4ic ; Kraiiulated , 4 15l'iO ! uuUos ,
4 u-ioo.
I'KTiioi.euu-Qulet ; unlto-l closed at bflio !
for July.
I'orruN fBKi > On Dull ; ontdo uir K'rado , 85
Q8t > Ui yellow oir k'fade. : ili ll ,
TAI.I.OW ( juloi , Hoadyi city (18.00 ( for pa.ck-
upes ) . 4 ll-ICo.-
UoKtx-Kusy. ilull ; btr.ilned , common to
pooil. * l.40ijl,45.
Tum-UNTisK Dull , loweri 37UO3Sc.
Kiliit , - Quiet and wuak ; uestoru , lOi < 2.17Hc ;
receipts , f.'U pnokiiKod.
Wooir-Dull. uasy and iiulvt : domoittlc
Jlecco , 38ilci7et : pulleil. 10a.li'c ; 'r ixas. 1746.4e.
I'OIIK Uncli.iiiKcil ; fair ilemauu ; old moss ,
flO.lKHII.Oi ; now men > , til 5. < I2.83) ) extra
lirime , IIO.S04J1I.WX
CUT MEAtH In Kooil demand ami linn.
Mtmii.Ks Dull uut htoady.
LAIIIH- About steady , but iiilett | western
stouin.KUTH : sulef.l.lW tie re i' s. Option sales ,
, WO ilurpfki July , IO.884iO.84. clunlnV , W.81 ;
AuttUHt. IOtJ ; ; t-opteinber , W-MKitJ.X' , cloklnu ,
IO.1 bid ; October , (0.08 bid.
fuuoy , Urmt Hontorn dairy.
eitorn creamery , tlitlSct F'lRln1" . Ifo
untlvuj part nklm9 ,
Pie Ino.v-Qulol : American. itO.OOQlS.00.
Coi'i'r.it-Iiill ) : inkc , July. 113 00. i
I.KAti Klrini domrstle , 4.V ) .
TIN Dull and heavy ; tralts , 120.35.
KaimtH City Mnrkcts.
KA.vsAa CITV. Mo. , Junn .M.-Kl.oun Dull ,
unchanged ; finully. ! l.IMlI.il : choice , II.4.vs ?
I..W ! fancy. ll.Otfil.tVi ; extra fancy , tlM ;
patent , $ ! { .lOtt'-MO.
WllKAT Weaker ! No. 2 hard , cash , 84050 !
Juno , Mo hid No. a red. cash , h SM > c.
CoiiN-Picady ; No. 3 caih , Mitubld ; Juno ,
OATS Weaker ; cash , 31 sic bid ! June , 3liO !
bid.
bid.IIAV Steady , unchanged ; fancy. WOO ; new ,
IJ.O ) ; choice td.0'(38.00 ( ; low grades. JlOi : < a".00.
ItUTTKti Htoady , tinchnngod ; creamery. t.Mt
l..c . ; dairy , I0 < aiici : store packed , ICc ; uacklng ,
MtlOc.
CHBK8E Steady , unchanged : full crcanf ,
northern iwliiH.liraiO'ioi ' Voting Amerlcan.lOci
western. Oc ; Hklmmcd , 4 ( . ' > C :
PuovtstONS Steady , unchanged ; sugar
cured meatsli.iiu , lKiilOoDrcakfustli.-ieon.S ; c :
dried hocf hiims , Klci dry salt meats , clear
Aides , ? c ; clear rib sliles , ( i'ic ; long clear
sides , fi > ic ! shoulders , OUe ; smoked mr.tt < i ,
clear rib sldts , T'io ; long clear ildes , 7Uc :
clear sides , 74o ! ; shoulders , C'Jo ' ; mess pork ,
tlll.'iO ; Huron lard , pure , 7'ic : loflncd , T.Sc.
Wool , Dull , unehanijcd.
KddH Htoady at I2c.
UKCKii-TS-Wheat , 2'JOO bushels ; corn , none ;
outs. nonr.
HiiirMKNTS--Wlipnt , 10,005bushels ; corn , 13,100
bushels ; oatB , ' . ' .OTO bushels.
June 80. WHEAT Kasy. poor
demand ; holders oiler freely. California No.
1 , Kit's 2'4d perviMital ; red western , sprlnz ,
7s lid : KnnsiiM winter , hard , l < s liid s Id.
Itecelptsof wlientdnrliiB tlio jinst tliri'O days
weru20'.i,03J ' centals , IncluJliiK II'MWO ' Amor-
leaii.
CORN ( Julot and lower ; mixed western was
4 < l per eental. Ilecelpts of American tlurliiK
tlio past , throe d ny wore ltoo : centals.
I , Alto I'rlmi ! westorn. 3N Oil peri-wt.
\\t\r \ \ : \ : American icfrlscrator. forciiuariors ,
44 < 1 ; liliiiliiinrtors | , O'.iU per iiounil.
St. l.otilH MiifkutH.
ST. t.nuis , Mo. , Juno 80. WHEAT Lower ;
ciish , Wit1 ; .lu y , S7' c.
t'oitN Lower ; eimli. .W-jc ; July , 5l4c. !
OATH- Lower ; cash. 30c ; July , 3Jic. ?
I'OIIK Kiislor atilO.85.
I/AIID Lower att'.7J.
WntiKV il.10.
HITTIH : Steady ; creamery. 1315c ; dairy ,
U heat Market.
MiNNUAi'OMS. .Minn. , Juno 20. WIIKAT
Cash wheat dull and lower ; receipts , IWcars ;
shipments. 1U ! car < . Cloio : No. I hard , June ,
tlM ; on track , .fl.OOJJI.uO'i ; No. I northern ,
Juno. ICiJio ; on track , U7ci No.2 northern , Juno ,
UJc ; on trauh , U 4l9le.
Milwaukee iUiirttofCi.
Mit.wAt'KRK , WIs. , Juno'-0-WHEAT Weak ;
No. 'J spring , cash and July , UOc.
Colts Weak ; No. II , Me.
OATH-SHeady ; No. 2 white , 40c. .
I'HOVISIONS I < ewer ; pork , July , iUItO ,
Ciiicliiiintl MnrketH.
CINCINNATI , O. , Juno 26. WHEAT Higher ;
No. 2 rod. 11.OS.
COUN I'lrmor : No. 2 mixed. fiSJ9o. !
OATS Quiet ; No. 2 mixed , 45ic. !
WIIISKV Jl.lfi.
Toledo Markets.
TOLEDO. O. , Juno M. WHEAT Lower ; cash
and June. JI.OHJ.
CHUN Dull ; cash. SOc.
UATS ( julet ; ciiali. : nc. )
STOUliN . > .Vf > ItltXIHt.
NKW YOIIK , June''fl. In Wall street today ,
more animation In stocks was accompanied by
a material depression In values all along the
line. The Immediate cause of this stito of
alTalrs was thu renewal of the gold shipments
on a large scale , with a consequent destruction
of thu confidence of the bullish element In the
market and the encouragement of further
additions to the short account. In addition to
the shipments of gold the aiMces from the
other side were not very reassuring. The
fact that 1C 11 rope has been , and Is now , a seller
of stocks gains more believers every day the
present depression In business continues. The
slrcngthdlsp'.ayod In the market an 1 the re
sistance given to the decline In the face of the
dullness , continues to bo the most striking
feu tu i o of the situation , and today ,
only In a few storks In which the
natural downward movement was aided
by other circumstances , was there any real
decline of Importance. The contlncd ease of
money and the prospect that U will last , not
withstanding the outgo of gold sustains the
speculative holder , and ho Is content to await
a turn In the state of alTalis which will glvo
him the advantage In thu situation. The now
--oiling naturally enhanced the amount of
business done , nnd the trading today wis :
moro active than for a week past , but the ag
gregate was still small , and the fluctuation ! !
were not especially wide.
Richmond & West Po nt wan the feature
of the day , developing the most pronounced
weakness on V.IL-UO and unsatisfactory rum
ors , some ulTcctliig the Qnanelal condition of
the company , while others ascribed the gell
ing to tint liquidation ot the accounts' of a
noted broker whom a late misfortune has ren
dered lnc.ipabo ! of attending to his own af
faire. Later , Cordage was sold olT rapidly
from 100'i to ffi. In the uncovering of stop or
ders. The Industrials were the weakest fea
tures of the afternoon , but the decline In rail-
rend lists wore stopped only with the
close of business , though the movement In the
last hour was scarcely perceptible. Among
the railroad stocks thu coalers were probably
weakest , and Jersey Central especially HO.
The Important losses , however , aio all In the
stocks which are known as specialties , while
everything shared In the decline. The market
closed dull hut heavy at the lowest figures , '
the day. The final changes are all less , and
Cordage Is olT 4'4 per cent. Jersey Central 2'i ,
Richmond & West Point l j , Ch on go Gas l" ; ,
Louisville & Nashville 1'i , Now England I'B ,
and Northern Pacific preferred 1 percent ,
liallroiid bonds were aUo moro animated
today , while the lone of the dealings were In
the main steady , but there were a few
specially wealc points , which gave a heavy
appearance to the list , The Richmond .t
West. Point issues were most prominent
among lhc.sc. The sales amounted to $ . " > 41.UuO ,
without special animation on any one I.SMIO
or a specially wide distribution of business.
( lovernment bonds have been dull and
hteady. tate bonds have been entirely neg
lected.
Petroleum opened steady , but after movla , '
up ' 4 , reacted to the opening , then became
dull and remained so until thocloso. Penn
sylvania OH , July options , miles ItU'OObarrels ;
opening , IXHi : highest , BJ ? * ; lowest , 06i ! ; clos
ing. ! ' . ; .
Tlib following are the closing quotations for
the loading stocks on tne New York stock ex
change today :
Atchlion WJ6 ) | Uti preferred 130
Ailumi I'.iprc.o 141) ) N. V. I'ontrnl ' . ' . ' ) <
Alton.V Term Haute. 27 N. V. Chic. A St. I , . . . 13
do preferred 125 do preferred IU
American Kxprou. . 112
II. C. It , A N SO do preferred. . . . . . . . Hi
( 'iimdlnu I'ncINc OntarlO'A Wen torn. . . 16
Cnnndlart Southern. . 4S ! | OleKim Improvement 26
Central 11'uclUo : > 0 Oregon Nitv til
flies. A Ohio IU Oregon Tram
do Ut preferred. . . . 4f ) t'acUlc Mnll ; H
do 2nd preferred. . . 2(1 ( Peiirla Dec. A Urani. 17
ClilciiKO . Alton 12.1 I'lttuburit 14 <
C. U. AQ SM. Pullman I'aUco 177
C. C , C. A tit. I , KWi lluudlng , ' "J
Delaware. A lluiUon.l2SV Itiict l.land 70K
Del. I * AW i : > i St. I. . A H. IT. 1 p'f'd , . KB
t ) . A U. (1. preferred. 48 St. Paul CITS
Kn l Tcnn 6 do preferred 11U4
do 1st preferred Ul St PaulMln. AMan.lUI
do 2nd preferred. . . 13 'St. Paul X Omaha. . . . 2.14
Krlo Ib'il doproferred 8Ji <
do preferred M ) iTenn. C'iml A Iron. . . . H''H
Kort Wayua 119 Texas 1'acltlo 12 ! <
Clil. A Kant. Ill B4 To I. A O. IV n pfd. . . . 76
lloekliiK Valley 21 t'nliin ' Paclllu 4.1
lliiuiton A Toiaa. . . . H141 IT. S. Kipren 61
Illinois ( . 'mitral W)4 ) W. Ht. I * A I" Wf
Paul A Duluth. . . . 31 do preferred JIH
. _ Tuxns 14' WulU-Furuo 1C x . 141)
l.ako Krlo A W 1:1 : Wenlern Union .
ihiprofurred 65 A l.l. I'otlnn Oil .
l.akoShurs. . . , IWK'l'i'lonxtu ' ' Coiil
.l.ouUrlloA ! Nanh. . . . > \ lloinentako 12
l.oulsvlllo \ N. A. . . . 19 IrunSHvir IW
Meuiiihhi Al'har .14 OiilAilo UHVt
MIchiKHrt Central Ks < n ynlckullver 6
.Mil. U S A W ! 7 | doiireferrcd 91
doprefurred lOdty Butro 6
Minn. A SI. I , ; il llulwer M
do preferred 8 , Itlch. A W. P. Ter. . . . 1S >
MI ( Hirl Pacltlc 6UVI > conilnC'uutral. . . . 17
Miibllo A Ohio IW ' ( ireat .Northern pf'd. . M4
NuihTlllu Cnatt 11X1 Cilc.igo | lla 62
N. J. Central ll ; i Lead Tnul lilf
Nnrfolk. A West pfil. . 61 buuar Trim Kl
Nnrtliurn Paclllu : : Hoiilheru Pacific 30't '
dopreferred ( ViHi Ore Hh. 1 , . A II. Nor. Z4
It. P. Denver A ( iiilf. K lltlo ( jraiulu Went. . . . S7Mi
Nurthwoiiurn 104 I do prutered C'u
Thu total sales of blocks today were 181'US
shares , Including AtchUon U.1W ) ; Chicago lias ,
" " ' liolnware. Iiiiokawunna .V Western ,
I'lnaiuilal Notes.
NKW Youic. Juno .U Olourlnss JS9,3fiS,881 ;
bulani't'ii. i.'i.ir.'O.duL
lliikTiiN , Miibs. . Juno M.-Clourlnii (11,01(1 ( , .
W ; biiliincos , fllli.W-i. ! Monuv , ' . > ' 4i l pur
co"t. Kxcliiint-'o on Now York , & 3lOo discount ,
KANSAS UITY , J.o , Juno "U. Uluarlnsc ,
< lt)67iuf. ) :
OMICAOO , Juno .U Now York uxuhitnuo
wubhiouily tit'.VHMlopremium. Itntos formoni'y
> \uro Htoudy und unehiiiiKt'd , LMoarlnus , H'A-
M'.NUOO. Kji'hiinuo wus niiotod at M.iT for
slxly-day bills nnd fl.KIU forsl ht drufts.
lULTiuoitu .Md. , Juno -CU'urliiKs today
wt > rulK17UUli ualuncea , fll.,107. itutu , Opor
cunt ,
I'IIII.AUELV-IIIA , Juno Sa Cleurlnzi today ,
KyXW.lUj ; balunct'g , (7i > i,58.V Monoy. per font.
Tlio Money Market.
Nxw YOUK , June SO. Moacr OM OAUr-Easy ,
from 1'J ' to S per cent ; lint loan , 2 par cent
closed ofTurcd ntS'i ' porcpnt.
I'lltMR MEIirANTll.B 1'AI'KII SH'il ? percent
BTKIII.INH' KiciiANOE-yuIot nut t vuly nt
f 1.884 forslxty-day bills nnd fl.SI'i for dt-
inniiii ,
The following were the closlns prices on
Lonilsi
i ; . H. K. reRl9tcreil..lliiMl.M. K. A T. 6 < aw
U. S. ( - . coiiponn li ; Miilunl Union < < 1UU' ' <
mt , n > l loru < 1 100 N. J. Cent Int Cort..KrJ4
. rnnpniu IW ( Northern P.ic. lots . .l
1'ncinc , Bj nf 'W 105 do2li Ill
lmiMnnn Stnmn In. , fit NiirlhwoU * cuinols .1:11 :
Tonncjupo N. 8. r . . . ) ( ) do debenture
do & . KHUifl , U A I. M. den. M R i (
do 3i BW4 si. I * A S. F. ( Icn. M I01' ' <
Cnimda Southern Sds W Ht. Paul console I24ls
Central Pacltlc Uti..loHHt : P. C. A P. UU..1II
I ) . Alt. n. Isti HIM T. I' . U ( I Tr. llcls. . 87
do 4 < Bli < jT. P. It. ( J. Tr. llctD. . : ) i <
I ) . A II. ( i. Went. Utn. ; i ; < < tjnlon I'.iclHc liti..10. 1
Krlo 2U ( tn'i , Wui-t Shore I01H
M. K. AT. Con'181. . . 75' '
ItoHtou Sloulc Murlcct.
HOSTON. MIMS. , JunoM. J'ho follow-In ; ; wore
the eloslni ; prices on R looks In the Huston
Htook iiiirl : < ol today.
AlclihoiiA Topokn. . SO4 Huron. 1U
HoitnnA Alhnnr Vtx ! ) iKoiirii.iifo lif'i
llostnn A Mnlno ! ' . : ! ( Kr > iiln 7
C..I1.AO 85X Onlncy 107
K. I' . , S. J. AC. II. 78.1UI iSnntn Ke Copper MX
Mutt. Ccnlrnl 18 'Tmniirnck ' IW
MizlennCcnt.com. . isi'i Annlnton l.nnd Co. . . ,10
N. V. A N. Knit 3.1 WoU Knit l.nnd Co. . OT
Illltlnnd tt'f'd I'.l Moll Telephone 200
Wln.Cen.com. . . . I.Tinson ftiiro S I'.l
Allouot.MlnCo ( new ) 314' ' Wntur I'uwcr
Atlnntlc . 18 If. M . IS
HonNinA Mont . IU ' .V. K. T . M
Calumet A llecln . VO III , A II. C . I&W
franklin . igjji
Ijondon HtoclCN.
I.oxno.v. Juno ' . ' ( I. Closing at 4 p. m.
_
Con nli. ! monur . MX Krlo. H'condi . W <
Con'oN , account . M < Illlnoln funtriil. . . . . . Wi
II. S. H . 1IHU MuilcnnonlliiHry. . . ISH
U. H. 4' ' . 102 ; t. I'nul common. . . PI
N. V. I' . A O. iKts. . . .1IH.N'e r Vork Ci > ntrnl..10IU
Cnimdliin 1'iiulllc. . . . 8' . ' illeadlnir'M \
Krle. . lii I _ _ _ _
liar silver. < 5.id ? per ounce. Money , ii per
cent.
Imperial Hank Sttiti-nient ,
lll'.lll.l.v , , luno SO. The statement of the Im
perial bank of Germany shows an Increase In
specie of : . ' , IIJ.OW ) marks.
I'AIIIS. Juno 21. Three per cent rentes , tttf
Uc for the account.
Denver Mining Stno'CH.
IlKNVF.ii. Colo. , Juno " 6. Quotations on the
mining exchange today :
Ah > hany".T.7 i'O
Ainlty 2J : I-lttln Uiilo.
Argonaut 20 M tcilosi ! .
llallarat W .May Mar.cppn. . . . m
I''g ' Morning Ullm 44
llnlcn llunUjr ( ill lOre 7i (
HlK Indian 11 Pny Hock.
" ' " ' l'dto-1 &H
Hrownlow ( i Park Con 18ii
Calllopu II Heed National HI
Century 2.i Itlalto 1C. >
Clay County 120 Itunnlng l.ndt ! 21
Cnihlng 10 LcaTenwcrth lid
Diamond 11 4U John J. pfd &
Puttier 4
4.S ClaudlaJ 12
( Sold Treasure 31 ( icttyaburn IU
Iroaclad a' ' < Whale 24
Justice IU
Sail Francisco Mln n Quotations.
SAN KIIANCISCO , Junc"0. Tlioufllclal closing
nuotatlous for mining stocks today wore us
follows :
Altn 65 Ophlr
llulwor 40 1'otosl
llulchcr 230 I Of ,
licit A llelclier 75 Sierra Nevada . IS )
lloillo Oiniolldntod. .175 Union Con . 205
Con. Cain. A Vu C7J Utah . U
Crown Point 140 Vellow Jacket . IK )
Oonlil A Curry 140 Com . il
Hulo A Norcrosa I8.f > N. Com . 50
.Mexican 20 Nov. Q . 25
.Mono ,15 II. I W )
Mount Dluhlo 25 N. 11. 1 . IK )
Nuvajo 25
New York Mining Stocks.
NEW YOIIK , Juno M. The followlmt are the
closing mining stock quotat ( ins :
Alice inu Horn Silver all )
AdamsCon 1S.1 Coin Silver loa
Aupcn 2UO .Mexican 200
Con. Cilia. A Va. . . . 55 Ontario KSOO
DeadwiKHl 125 Saving HC
( ionld.l Curry li' > Sierra Nevada ISO
Hale A NorcruBS. . . . 1 0 Yullow Jacket 210
Hunieiitakc 1IUU
The Wool Market.
HOSTON , Mass. , June 26. The market for
wool bus boon nulot but steady ; few buyers
liavu buim on the market. Hales were mostly
In small lots ; Ohio and Pennsylvania sold at
J.lia.'We , XX. linage ; No , I , av ISc ; MlehlRun X.
dull atTft' c ; No. 1. ' . 'A'lt' u ; combine and
dolalno flcocos. low No. 1 comuliiK. liolnyr
( inotod at awc/l'Jc ; , line dolalno ICit lCc : tin-
wushoil combing , ( pilot but flrm lit yXiVMo for
ono and ono-nuarter blood and 2Sjo. IOo for
threo-elnhths blood. Now territory wool htis
been soiling on u scoured basis at CU.Jifi''c for
line ; fiS-IttjJO for line medium ; 5. * > & > 7c for
medium. New Texas and California wools
liavc boon nulot and soiling In a range of from
ITcto'JIc , or prlnolpuliy from SOc to Mo for
pulli'il wools which are In small stock and
inlet. Australian wool Is In fair request.
KorulKii carpet wools are dull. The sales of
the week worn 1,1147,0 Ml pounds of all Ulnds.
of which 1.VJ7,000 were domestic and 850,000
pounds forclcn.
Cotton ' arkct.
NEW YOIIK , Juno 20. Iliibbard , I'rlco & Co.
my ; The oponliiK here was somewhat irregu
lar ut an advance of from 4 In G points , but
the bears ovldcntly regarded the advance In
Liverpool as a good th'ni ' ; to .HO 11 on and their
olferiiiKS broke the market some. 1 points below
lust evening's tlgurcs. from which there wus a
slight recvory. The close , however , was
feeble and Dual iirlcus were 4 points lower on
the near futures nnd " to ( > iio.nts lower on the
llstant July. Notices for about ten thousand
bales Usuou today had less olfeot upon the
market than wus generally anticipated. It
seems to show that the market will ronmln for
ho next row days almost entirely euhjuct to
ho weather condition pievalllng lu the south ,
with a short Interest snlllclnUy largo to guar-
inlco a sharp advance should they develop
unfavorably. _
Now York Dry Gootls .ifarkot.
NKW YOIIK , Juno " 0. lluslness In dry goods
wus of a satisfactory character , though de
mand was somewhat more quiet with the an-
: > reich : of thu stock takliu period. Local job-
LHTS cleaned up thulr counters and will nut In
now goods by Monday. The demand at ( lint
iiands was steady for popular goods , The mar
ket retains u good position us to supplies.
Stocks nro moderato and the tendency of val
ues are rather towura firmness than other
wise , although occasionally there Is a rovul-
sUm to a lower llgure , Goods that have been
Milling at a low llgure to elono stocks have a
[ ondoncy to react some , bulug already higher.
Men's wear woolens are receiving moro at
tention and a number of now goods will ho
ipencd next week , Including the Utverslde
goods , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Havana .MarkotN.
HAVANA , Juno 'M. K.XCIIANOK Weak : In
the United States short Bight gold , ' ? © ' . )
Dremlum.
HunAii Klrm ; yesterday. 7KW : bags of cen
trifugals l to IKi'4 ' degrees polarization , wore
bold atta.r.iifrUUi ( ? gold pur quintal.
Iionilon .MarketH.
LONDON , Juno " 0. CALCUTTA LINBEKD 42s
) or quarter ; linseed cake , western , illTatid
ier ton.
KtHNUli I'ETItoi.KUM 59-lVa3id ( per Hallo n.
KINK KiisiN Oil per ewt.
Chicago Hide
CiiiUAno , Juno " 0. [ Special Telegram to
Till : HEK. ] Hides unchange.l.
Tra l Talk.
Ntw YOUK , Juno ' . ' . Kcnnott , Hopkins ti
. 'o. to S. A. McWhortor ; The stock market
ius been moro nctlvo and decidedly wealc
oday , the ilHin.unl for .stock being so llmlli'd
t was almost haul to trade at all. Prices de
clined abruptly. Today Hlohmond Terminal ,
'oidago and New Jersey Central were
oatures very conspicuous. Humor * ha\e
icon that the Richmond Tormlnal would de-
fnttlt on Us Interest July I , but this the
illlyliits ot the company omphutlcnlly deny.
Another rumor thattne holdings of a largo
iperator \ > linsu moiita. condition requlied htm
to vacate from the street have been thrown
ipon the market t-eems to bo ji reasonable
cause for thu brc.ik. TJio break In Cordage It
s halil Is one to calll'ig of some loans against
which the slock was hold us collateral. Thu
weakness of Jersey Central wus on account of
i largo amount of selling. Ills rumored that
trouble Is brewing iiinong the coal roads be
cause of the contract which Cox llrothers
ntve made with thu Iteadlng road. Ixmdnn
i..s been a largo bollor all day. The
total amount of gold to bo shipped tomorrow
will he K'nxOOJ : which Is a very ( It'proHhlug
fciuurit to the market. The Delaware , Lacka-
wiiiui > V Wchtrrn has declared Us usual quar
terly dividend of I1 * per cent , but thu stock Is
dull and only steady. If It should become
iictlvn through liicroaM'c ! oirerlngb It would
probably decline , as nothing win rants Its sale
it present prices. Money Mo I per cent. Tno
market closed weak at binall fractious above
the lowest jirli-cH. Hnlos , liti.i < ( Ki.
OnicAdo , Juno lU lvennntt , Hopkins ti Co.
to H. A. .McWhiirtcr : Wheat erop damage
reports were rather coiiBpiouoils In the no b-
papers which perhaps accounts for the
strength , July selling at Ole and December at
niic. The former changed hands quite freely
ut the opening. Hut llttlo December sold
above Wo , and It was sc.on down to Wto.
Around this prlea I'nrdrldgii was an enormous
buyer. UUn * at least . ' .SOO.oou. and iHsslbly
4UOJUO ] biishoU December. Me had tried to
prevent action on culls ycsturduy and sold
: iu ; vlly ut times and tried to keep tlio market
down , but In uplto of uirorta culls were
good and loft him short i > orhani7,0'X > , OOOor
B.lK.'o.OOO ' , With u prospect of u wet hurvuit , he
wna lu anything but a couifortublo frame of
rnlud wbcu ho weut Uotuo. On thu break thli
) f
morn'nz ' ho gi\vn hU broken unlimited orders
to buy. tmd they ntf\ : * kept pretty busy. In
addition ho sold nut * Inr.'Hy yrsturdny , nil of
which were good , h' ft thought nt least half
hU line was covered. 'lu vlow of the fact that
thli will all , .t > b for sale again
whether the matVfl rallies or bro.'Us.
tpco.tllatlvu Koiitfiucnt has again ttitned
very licurNli. Iitnn wJi Imx oecn on the Umg
slue 'Oine days , him-cliunged over to the short
side , bailiu bit prediction of lower prl-cs on
the belief that foreigners areso sorely dls-
ironed llniinrlally'.thc'v ' will bo unwilling to
take prompt care of the wheat cargoes now
arriving o freely oir coast , and the pressure
from this source will-bo rellcctcd on thl * side ,
coming as It docs at a time WHOM the now i-ioti
Is about to move. Thin l expected to cause
stagnation In the export trade nnd glNo
the hours nn ailvftntiigo they have not
hitherto possessed'Tho trade Is so unani
mously on the short sine that nomothlng may
occur to unset their calculations , but It must
bo admitted there Is nothing In skht at tin
moment to ciu ! o much anxiety. A Now \ ork
crowd headed by Cottiell liai been buying
again today , so It Is roportod. but they have
done this several times lately , only to bo
shaken out at a lo s and It Is l.olluved their
holdings will go over tomorrow on further
weakness. Thivcash demand hero continues
good , eh.irters having been made for 111-
000 bushels and over ' . ' .VOflO ) bu-diels withdrawi
from store. It Is claimed that not moro thai
WO.OiO bushels remain unsold In Chicago ele
vators. On the ( ither hand It Is ns erteil that
the wheat tnnvod out. IUIH been shipped on con
signment , and ii | t Is to be sold the shipment
Is an clement of weakness. The situation Is
greatly confused , favorliu higher prices In
the end , but for the present the bears hav
the marmot.
Corn and Oats Hue nnd clearing
weather and quite favorable crop
reports from widely scattered sections
Infused courage nnd energy Into the
bears , and they w.irmcd up to work \ory de
cidedly , hammering vigorously all day and
closing It very weak. Uonni gave his atten
tion to corn , and says he expects to see Itoil
at 40c. The receipts are. Increasing much
fuster thiin anticipated.
Provisions--Toomuch Importance was given
to the trlchlnm news ycsteiday. It Is now
said they have been discovered In only 2 per
cent of the hogs Inspected , a low percentage.
In consequence provisions withstood iho
weakness In grain , making a small gain for
thn day. At present the packers are Inclined
to hold the market up. Stocks of pork , lard
and ribs at the end of the month will be
about the same as at the end of .May.
031A 7/a 1.1 IK ti TO Vlt.
OMAHA. Juno a ? . 1801.
OATTLB Olllolal rocolBts of cattle OKI.
as compared with lriU yesterday and KM
Friday of last week. The market was
fully steady on handy , fat beeves , other
grades were slow and weak. All grades of
hutchorstoek and feeders were unclmuxo ( I.
The receipts were very common.
lloos-Olllclal roco'iuts of hois 'I.S''I , as
compared with IWOI yest rday and 8l )
l-rlday of last week. The market opened
slow and about steady with sales Irregular
and uneven , and closed actlvo nn I llrm to "e
higher. All were sold , 'ihe rnngo of the prices
paid wasl.i04.40. ! the hulk selling at il.7'i ©
l. : 'j. ' Light. JI.axB4.3Jli ; heavy. 4U.V34 41) ) ;
mixed. M.iOI.X : > . The average of the prices
paid was $4.ilM. : as eompaiod wlthfl.W yester
day nml Jl.414 I'rlday of last week.
SIICEP There were no fresh receipts of
sheep. The demand continues In excess of
the receipts , and prices stand llrm. Na
tives Ji7.)5J. ' > .a- ) ; westerns , $2. ! > } S\Oj. Good
CO to 70 Ib lambs tt.
IlcuclptH a-id DJHposItion of Stock.
Oniclal recolutsati'l disposition of stock as
shown by the books of thu Union stockyariU
jompany for the twenty-four hours ending at
5 o'clock p. m. . Juno -M , 1891 :
UUCKll'TA
D 3P031TION.
lluycra. Cnttlc. HIIBH. Slicep.
Kcprcsoiitatlvu Sales.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
W..1007 400 M.,1I1S , SOD It.1001 ) 535
19..1218 500 25..101)1 5 U5 21..1200 5 40
COWS.
1. . P83 150 HO. 67 ! ) 103 1. . 000 2M
4. . 803 1 05 15. . tea S 25 A..1120 a 00
CALVES.
1. . l.'tO 4 50 5. . 140 4 50
HULLS.
1..19IO 203 1..1510 250
8TOCKKII8 AND FUEIICHS.
46. . 511 2 40 52. . 8DO 3 CO
WESTEHtf CATTLE.
No. Av. Pr.
Late yesterday
0 feeders 570 SI X >
1 feeder 75' ) 2 50
22 feeders 81:1 : 3 21
Williams , Sayor& Duquette
23 ? feeders 1033 305
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Ay. Sh. Pr.
4 240 $420 Kl 252 1 GO $4 30
5 288 420 ttt 103 M ) 430
02 148 SO 420 71 101 120 43) )
74 101) ) 80 425 78 22:1 : 200 4 , ' 10
Kl 10ft 320 425 . Cl 200 4 32S !
60 ll .ICO 425 Cl 231 120 4 : i25 !
5 1M ! 4 25 73 211 120 4 32(5 (
r.7 200 3'0 423 70 2H M 4 3i'5 !
73 217 120 425 C'j 2(11 ( IfiO 4 32K
7 . ' 154 80 4 2.'i Cl 27i ! 210 4 32'S
72 201 1GO 4 27'4 ' C ( ! 273 ICO 4 32 M
C7 217 200 427" 71 213 103 4 'WS
74 221 120 427'i ' 71 2.'U 11V ) 432"
70..214 103 427(4 ( CS 2.S2 120 4 32(4 (
70 llll 120 427(5 ( 05 244 40 4 Xt
111 ISS 1(10 ( 427(4 ( 07 215 40 435
M ) 201 1CJ 427(5 ( C2 "t" 1W ! I 35
75 2)1 120 4 27'4 C8 2sO 240 435
75 201 SO 4 27'J ' Kl 313 UO 4 : i5
C7 2.17 410 430 C2 255 20) 431
78 US 20i 4110 05 2.4 ! BJ 435
03 231 120 433' CI..250 S'J 435
n 217 120 430 71 215 120 1 : i5
.VI 230 120 43) ) C,5 240 4. . ) 4'15(4 (
74 22 ! ) llll 430 03 231 40 4 371/
W > 213 120 430 55 . . . . .II330 ( 43715
( El 21 ! ) 120 4 ; W C4 8.Y1 12) 43715
d9 . . . . 20.1 IfiO 430 Kl 21)J ) N ) 437(5 (
52 22.1 83 430 55 ! ! 22 40 410
02 245 ICO 430 48 31U ICO 440
0 < 2u2 240 4 30
I'KIS AM ) IlOIlnII.
59 110 ICO 325 5'J ' 130 60 3 COne
no Ijtvu Stock .Market.
CuiCAdo. Jiinoai. [ Spoclnl Telegram to Tin :
HIK. ; ] The market was firmer today. Theio
was a supply of only about 2K)3 ( ) natives and
the run of Texans ( fid not exceed that num
ber. For good to choice sorts , of which theru
was only a handful , buyers iraclouMy ; con
sented to let prices advanced point or two , a
gain In that class of lee per cwt being noted.
The poorer grades sold strong In sympathy ,
but no one scorned to wiint them nt any ad
vance , Old COMB and thin crass Texalis sold
at about the sumo figures as on Thursday
and the market for common grassy steers was
as unsatisfactory us heforo. Native cult o
sold on a Imals of tl.OO&i.riO for Inferior to choice
cows , heifers and bullK. jl.75Q3.75 forstoekors
and feeders and 8l.lHKiiO.35 for very common
to fancy shipping Moors. Tovns oattlo were
saleable : it Jl 25ti.'l.25 forgrassors and at $ l.3
( til.75 for fed .steers. ' { Calvescontinue In heavy
supply and are sollmt ! low , limited at * l.7V < i
4.75 for poor to choice , " with sales larijely at
t'.UM3H.n ' '
Not nearly as mahyiiotfs arrived today as a
majority of the doalmiu had looked for. eouse-
iiuuntly a firmer fooling obtained. Holders
generally asueil MtUtujiilvunco on ye.stordiiy's
closing ( | uotatlonsnjd the published transac
tions show tli.it thijy , vairlud their point , the
average gain belii' ' { rather moro than .V. Very
few of tln > offerings wtint below fl.4i ; the bulk
brought J4.5Hfft,4.CO. JUMiro were a number ot
trades at $4.i' > 5 , itml a row higher Inures ,
* 4.70 in one InstancOi/HhlppoiH' orders called
for moro than half of the supply , and as paeU-
ers were interintcd Jiuyors the supply was
soon out of Bollorv liandx and the market
wound up firmer ati4.30ft4.tk' > for poor to cholco
grades
The l-.vt'iilng JouruMt retorts : CATTI.IHo : -
celpis , 4,000 ; Khlpinentii , 2.01)0 ) ; market wlimily ;
no prime ulcers on Hale. ; others. { . " > 0 < il.V8l > ; Tox-
ans.t2.40irfl.5ij stoCKCTH , * 2.'it > iS.'I.Uii cows , K'.30
It 1.10. f
MlXIK KeculptH , ' -44,00 ; shlpmoiils. H.OO ) ;
Market actlvo ; hleher ; common , RH.Viil.it. . ;
. . , Uod and packer * , tl.453i4.rio ; prime heavy
and butcher welghta. Jl.f.MCIX ) ; llKht , il-MW
4.KV ,
tillKEl1 Receipts , O.OU'J : HhlpmentH , 4.000 ;
market Blow , weak to lower : imtlven , f(5iii (
5.25 ; Tuxuns. (1.03 ; westerns , tl.U.Yiil.3 ;
lambs , r--
Now York Iivc Htook.
New VOIIK , Juno M. HKKVKS Itecelpts ,
,4ii head. Inoludlnu S'l ' cars for sale ; market
lull : native Bteors. f I.T.'iKO.U.I ; Texans , | .L5Ji6
,1U ; bulls nud cows , f..fl 4il. 10 ; ilreHM'd beef ,
teady. r > > iftO > iu ; Hlilpniontu to lav , 4'U beeves ,
oinorrow , i'47 beoven nn I Ufi41 iiuartursof
loef.
CAI.VKB lti'culits | , diOliiiad ; market steadv ;
veals , t-t.mSM.Kn buttermilk calves , Jl.T.VifU.SI.
tIIEKllicclit ( | . 4,8'4 head ; hheep do lowci ;
ambiibtoady ; sheep , Jl.'Jfit.'i.U ) ; lambs , ( U.btxU
HiHiH.-Ili'CPlplH , 4avi lioiul. conslgnea dlroct ;
narkut nominally steady atfl.4'J .V 3.
KIUIHUH City lilvo St ick .Xnrknt.
KANBAH CiTir , Mo. . Juno SO. CATTLB Ho-
colpti. 'J.OOO ; Bhlptnouti , T7U ; be t natives firm ;
otUorvUuUiTexaui strongi Hours. JWii5.75 ;
I cow4 , JI.40Ci.'l.&J : stocknrt and fcodors , H.W > 3
I 4.0D.
4.0D.Hoos Ilccolpts. B.1SJ : shlpmontK , l.lOOi mar-
; kotnotlvoamt Ro lilghort billk , fl.IK > a4. ; i all
Rrades jXl.T.va .W.
i . Hur.Ki1 Kcoolptn. iiono ; hlpmonts , IOJ ; mar-
kul Rtually.
i
Ht. IjotilH lilvo Htonk 'Mni-kot ,
PT. f.ot'is , MoJuno V6. C'ATTt.R Uorolpt * .
7i > > . shipment H'IK ' ) ; marknt utronit : fair to
fancy iinllvo steers , It-iKVa'MW : To.rnm ami
Indian stoora K'.iXViti.'iJ.
HIHIH Itocp'pti. l.ftiOi shipments , 1.700 ; tnnr-
Not stronit : honvy. } l.4Kit'iO ( ; mixed grnilys ,
w.ift84.4r > i light , tt.avitu.v
03H Il.t IIV/7 ; lis titti .W.I ItKKTS
VcKctnlllt'H.
Tlio following ipiotntloiH roprc < icnt the
lir.ees . at whluh cholco stoisk Is billed out on
otitois unli-ss othorwlso " "t-itedi
UNIONSHormmln. . per case. J''il ; Califor
nia , -'io ' potHi. .
rAiniAOK Home grown. COo iiordiir , or 2(4 (
e l1.ic per II ) .
SIUTIIKIIN uuti.m.owmi I'er dozen , fl.50.
NKW I'OTAioiis-l'or Ib ' . ' .
- , ( Jc.
TOMATOBS V tiicj stock , per crate. K.'iVA
o
* " '
"N'K\V ItKKTS-I'cr do/ . 'uv 'Ulu.
l'EAs-1'er bushel box , il.'JTJl.rO ; per Hbushol
box , .VIP.
t'L'cir.MnKii.n-'t'or dodO&flOu. .
SotiTiirtHN HIANS-\VIIX. : 7.Vper M bushel
box ; siring. WiiWOo per la bushel box ,
I'OTATOKR Homo grown stock In smalt let
from tlio store , Jl.ln.
Asi'AiiAniia Wo pi-r do/ .
IIKAN8 Navy , lift. ' ) per bnihol.
Kloiif.
Omnhn milling ( 'ompanj. Kollanoc , I'atenU
Invlnciblo Patent , tt.w ) ; l.onu Star.
S'uiieriativc. JiM ; fnowllnko , J11U ; Knney
l-'ainHy , ll.tw.
K. T. Davfs mill company. High Patent No. 1
nnd Cream. { ' . ' .M ) ; Illno D. . full pi'ti'nt. $ , ' . " > -i ;
Ilawkeye. half patent , IS.i"i : ; Special Hoynl'
patent No. 10. * : ilK ) ; Minnesota 1s tout. Ji.Ml :
KUIIHIIH llnrd Wheat , patent , $1C < ) ; Nebraska
Sptlng Wheat , pntelit , S. . . ' . . " > .
S. F. ( Illlman's Uold Medal. K. n ; "now
White , t..SOj Snowlliike , $2. IDs low urade , Jl.f.O ;
Queen of the Pantry. W.W ) ; bran , Slil.dO :
ohopped food , fc"(10 ( ; .Minnesota yiiperlntlvc ,
K.'l , . Welch & Co. . Welch's Host , J..W : Crown
Prince. J..70 ; Mlnni"-ota Chief. $2.40 ; fanlumlid
Ktimlly , & .10 ; Straight. tl.tX ) .
' 'lMllK. (
IlrMrKiiKiiitiE4 I'or cast1 , Ji75.
HI.ACK KAKi'iiniiniKs-l'ereaso. $1.03.
CIILHIIIKS Calif jrnlii. per lU-lb box. 1 1. 2. " , ;
® l.t : > ; Houthorn cherries , J1.'J. " > per drawer of IS
< ] units.
OltA.Mins I.os Angeles , $3.11 ; Mediterran
ean sweols , l.7r ( > .
TKXAS I'KA ( nr..s Per 'a bushel bov. ( ' . .VS'Iic.
S'riiA\viihituiis MbMiurl stock. J..O.'iiV.'J.'iper '
2) ) ( iiinrleaso ; Iowa stock. * J.2."i per ease.
( iiinr.v ( ioosiiiHuiiiK.M : 1'cr 21 quart case ,
il.yM8S.aQi drnworof Is quarts , ( l.Tfi&V.OD.
PINIA'IIS : | | : Per ( to/ . ? : i.i > 0.
LKMo.vs-Cholcc stock , per box. W.fjiuoy ; ,
W 7va7.00.
HANANAS Per bunch , $2.i"0.1.0J for fancy
shipping i tock. _
Country I'rodtioc.
Pot't.Tliv The reeelptsof old fowlsnrollltlo
light nud sales of good stock are made at i.'iriO
0.1.UO. .Spring chickens arc becoming moro
plenty and are selling at W.03O4.0U per do/ .
The ( lucks urrlvliK nro mostly small ami go
at about ts..v. ' . Turkeys , Uu per Ib
HUTTKH A very Inrgo proportion of the but
ter is selling at We.
Kdfis The receipts of eggs are moderato ,
and the market holds at H&lHio.
HAV IluMt upland , Su.uoaio. 0 ; poorer grades ,
8C.QUS7.00.
_
JOHN A. MctillANE. KlIANK G COVDON
McShane & Condon ,
INVESTAIIiNT BANKI-KS ,
300 S. 13th St. First National B n'.c ' Build
ing , Omaha. Neb.
Dcnl In stock. ! , bonds , securities , com ir'r 'I'll ' pa
per , etc. N'cvotliue UiaiH on Improved Om ihi : real
eMliilo. Short time tinina. with b.mk stuck , or on all
approved culliiteral security.
IN TIIK COUIJTS.
General Clos t'p of Affairs ol' a Very
llnsyVcek. .
The judges of the district court , or n portion
tion of them , enjoyed n rest yesterday ,
owinc ; to the faet that there were no cases
ready for trial. Judges Doano , Hopowcll
nnu Ferguson worked with tlio cases that
have been on trial for several days in their
rooms. .Itidgo Estcllo acalt with the usual
number of criminals.
Mike Orocu was placed on trial charged
with snatching a purse from Mary J.
Schooler.
U. S. Horlon , who on May 4 forged the
name of Charles Ogden to a bank check for
570.10 , pleaded guilty and , was remanded to
jail to await sentence.
Nols Jensen pleaded not guilty to the
charge of stealing 545 ! worth ol carpenter
tools , the property ot Ed. R Trnpp. Ills
bond was fixed at $1,000 and the case was
continued.
Kusson Boise , the young man charged with
havinir burglari/.ed the hardware store of
Lee. Clark , Amirceson & Co. , pleaded not
guilty and was released on bail.
A Cure for fiinrrhcua.
Mr. J. A. Burntson of Colburp , Montgomery
ory county , In. , has found out how ho can
euro any case ot diarrhoea. Two of his chil
dren had the disease , for about six weeks ho
tried four different patent medicines without.
benclit , but ho flnnUy got hold of a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and Dlarrhina
Homedy , which ho siiys completely cured
them , and hois confident it will cure any case
when the plainly printed directions are fol
lowed.
Dcciskm In Favor ol' tlio
.Milwaukee At St. Paul Ity.
The now iKilauo sleeping cars of the
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Pnul Uy. ,
with eluctrle lights in every berth , will
continue to leave the Union depot ,
Omaha , ut 0:20 : p. in. , dully. Passengers
taking this train avoid transfer at Coun
cil IHulTs , and arrive in Chicago ut ltO ) : !
u. in. , in ample time to IIUIKO all eastern
connections. Ticket ollico , loOl arnam
street. F. A. NASH ,
J. R PHKSTON , General Ajjent.
Citj Passenger Agent.
Konrtli of July.
The Chicago , St. Paul , Minneapolis &
Omaha railway will sell tickets between
all stations on their line in Nebraska at
one faro for the round trip. Tickets to
ao sold July H and -1 , good / > nly on day of
sale ; good'to return until and including
July ( I. To and from Sioux City the
rate will be " 5 cents more than the one-
half faro. T.V. . TKASDAJJJ ,
G. P. A.
Knurl 1 1 ofI uly Kates.
July ! ! and -1 the Chicago , Milwaukee
& St. Paul , railway will sell round trip
tickets between all stations on their line
[ or one and one-third faro. Tickets
food for return passage until JulyO.
Ticket ollico , IfiOl Karnam stroot.
Cot a .Meilal.
At the seventh bi-annual national rlllo
ouniamont , held at St. Louis , .Mo. , this
nonlh , the socoi d prUo was carried off by
I A. Htoi'kmnn of this city. Th vuluo of
th prize was $150.
Don't
"Monkey"
with your
Blood ,
Delay It dangerous In elck-
. .w.si ltl.ic i'Clullv huzardiiua
IndlKcasca of the I ) | < HFM | . Cor
ruption breed * corruption ; mid
iimilcasenIf neglecteddevelop
'ntti ' Incurable chronic dl -
p laasafc.i.
8n \ hum cure fuf nil
U. U.contiiKli'Us liliMwl
luli-niilin. . Inherit
ed Bcrofula , Kkln Krupilunii ,
nnd Iiu8 cured tbou andii of
cut-en of C.'itieer.
It la n powerful tonic for deli
cate | ieinon , yet Is liurinli'M
mid Incaimblc ( if Injurluy luo
lno tnli UUe ) ktcil.
A trentlKO on lllood and Skin
nirciiwi mallcil I'litK on a | > | > li-
caI Ion.
DraggUtB Bell It.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ,
Ilruu'er 'Jt Allaiiln , Gn.
OMAHA Semi tor eirrulnr urennuii > VT.
II. hllKltWOUl ) . Ki Nun
SCHOOL OP I.I fa lllil'it , Uuiaha. Ne.b ,
TELEGRAPHY.
OMAHA
I n i
lililiiuiaiiiiiuii ) a
DIRECTORY.
" '
AWNING AND "TENTS.
in all a Tout < fe Awning -
ing Oo.
Kli B . llnnnnncki. Oil nn'l '
Itiititperciollimu. HpiuKur
cat < iliik'iii > . IIIJ KnriKini.
BICYCLES.
A , 11. Perrigo&Oo. I M , 0. Daxon ,
All.Mnkin. All Prices , All "l ic' ' Sold on Muilthlr
Piiftiicnts.
1315 Doiltfo Street. 1COT"4 Faruaiu Ht. , Om.ilm.
BOOK BINDERS & STATIONERS
Omiiba Republicau Printing Oj. ,
brloTs , bank supiilliM , nti.l . ertfrythln In the
rrlntlna lino.
10th nnil Hoiixl i' MroeH.
Ackormann Bros. & Ilcintzo ,
Printer ? , blmler.i , cloctrotrpor.i , blank Iniok ninnn-
facturer < ,
111(1 ( Ilowar.l utr. ' . t. Oimh.o.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
. CARRIAGES , BUGGIES , ETC.
COAL , COKE , E TO.
Omaha Coal , Ooka and Oontaut & Squira ? ,
tiima O-D. Ilnrdunil noft co-il ship-
Hard nnil loft ei\l. | )3r ,
8. 1 : . Cor. Kith nn I DJIU- 130S Fnrn im .itroot ,
lia strueti. Uinihi
Mount & Gri3b , P. II. Mahonay & Oj.
Hani Coal Soft.
MS. HthatruJC.
OCIces S13 N. inth nnd cor.
Omnhn , Neb. ICIth anil DoiiKlns i"ts.
Eagle Oornico Works F. Ruempins ;
Manufnctiirern ofCalvnn- Gnlvanttcd Iron cnrnlres ,
Ixed Iron Cornice. Dormer windows , ilonr
Window caps , inetallc kv- cnp , tin lain etc. Tin
IlKhts etc. 1110 nnd 1112 liun anil Mate roofer.
Uodliu St. 811 Kaniam St.
CEMENT AND LIME.
J , J. Johnson & Co. ,
UBS. 13th strji
Omaha , Notx
DRY GOODS.
M. E. Smith & Co. , Kilpatriok-Kooh Dry
Goods 0.1.
,
Dry pomH , furnlahlnt
notions , unnU
notion ) . Dry itnniK .
Cor. llth and Honrard at * . Corner llth and llarney
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
UKTUOIT- AUTOMATIC
Wolf Electrical Oo. Electric Motors
llliiBtruted Citilo.fuo : nnd D/II iiuos. t'litiilo no
freo. free. II. A. Klnney.dc'tri
1C1I Capitol Avenuo. AlL ! 83'-3 N.Y.I.Ifu llld'k' .
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Parliti , OrendorfF & T. 0. Northwall ,
Martin Co. , GenorM western intent
Corner Jonei and Uth ats. Hknnilhi Plow Co. ,
Omaha , Neb. I.H'.MtJl ' : Sherman nvo.
FLOUR.
E. L. Welch & Co , , E. T. Davis Mill Co. ,
1012 .S" . ICtlistroct. C. (1. Uniterm ) ! ) I ,
J. K. MeCray. Mnnuccr. SlnnnBor ntOnnln.
Mill at Henderson , Minn. Cor. 6th nml Jackson iti.
S. F. Oilman , Oinalm Milling Co , ,
.Merchant Mlllon ,
'
1011 K. IVtli Dtro'jt.
Olllco nml Mill 1:113 : Noith
C. K. lllnck - St ni'ior. : Kitli Street.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Dewey & Stone Pur- Beobo & Runyau Fur-
Co nitura Oo.
nituro ,
, Succoisors toC.A. llcobo
Kurnlturo nnil cnrpof , ft Co. .
llKi-IU'J Fiirn.-un ( treat. inil lath Sis ,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Schneider & Loomis , J. T. Kobiuson Not'ioa
Co. ,
nnil Importer' of
Johtiers '
Kent" furnulilnj zmli
nutluni imd [ urnlaliliw m'f'U celulir.ito.1 br.in I
"lliiek kln" ovoralK
niuiH , ulilrti , coatH , uto.
llll llownnljtreet. Cor 12tli mill Howard t .
GLASS , PAINT , OIL AND DRUGS.
Konnaril Glass tmJ J. A , Fullar &
Paint Co. ,
1103-111' ' llarney trn9t.
Umulia , Neb , Onnlii.
Williau' Blaku , Bruod z J )
Ci ; unJ CUI South IDlU St. .
. Oiunlin , Nel > .
( IllKllKl , Nob.
GROCERIES.
Alleu Broi , , MoOord , Brady & Oo.
1114 llarnoy ttraut , ntliiuiil U'livomtorth
Omnlui , Neb. lm ) ; lia , Neltriukn ,
GUN POWDER.
Uueh 0. Olark.
ronl Wuntoni Animt of
Iiupunfa Hi jrllnu ( liiu-
liowiler , Atlui hlgliuiplu-
ktve.llluitln. cap.fin *
liagllurauy
GRAIN AND PROVISION
Tonomy & Bryan , S. A. MoWhortar
Brokers , iirMn , protlilon SI3IH.Nntlll.nk llrokurl
and Mock * . HIS s , 14th PrltalA nlrci to Ma
St. I'rlrnto wlro to flit- Tork , ClilcntfO And tit *
. St , lrfiil anil Nan
VorV. boiiKlit for ll itrkot * J
Oookrcll Bro&7 F , 0. Swtirta & nu , "
. PrlTMo irlrci llrokorsOr lnl'roTlMon
tO.V-w Uirk , CMcnffo A etc. Prlvnte wfro to at.
ft. l.onl KpeclM niton- l.ouln nmt Clilcnxo , OHIO *
llonKlvon to truck bMi In l l Nell llnnk.Onmlin
onuri\ln. InNat'llUnk. Ktchnnca bMV , a.
HARDWARE ,
Rector ( feWilliultiiyOo Lec-r/lark-AndrooJua
Cor. loth nmf Jiwkfon ti Hardware Oo ,
103-1110 llnrner stroat ,
Ontithn NeU
IRON WORKS.
Paxton & Viorlliig Onmha Safe ft Iron
Iron Works , Works
\\roiiBht ( inl eml iron ,
hullillni ; work , cnnlnc > i , Munuf'rs flre ml buml.tr
t > m work , itnnarnl I'twit afe , TAiilH , Mil
foundry , ninclilne unit mirk. It.in shutteri llJ
tiliick mltli work. U. 1' . flre. e rin fv o An-
IIj. ninl Ktli st. drccn.UthAJncktonili
Wilson & Drnko ,
M'f'R tnbutsr nun * , fir *
liot bollera. tnnkv ole-
1'loron nn > l lOlli mreali.
LIQUORS.
Her & Co. , William D.mt ,
I > liitir | Morchinti. \Vlno , l.lquon nlll > 'l-
IIU Itirnny itr.nl.
.Matinractiir'r.i Koimoly'i Knrs.
Kntllnillalllttort. 1.11.1 l-'nrnim St. , OntVu
L. Kirscht& Co. , Frick & llorlert-s
Wholo.inlo I.lcjuor Dc.llerf Wlioleinlu MquorDcml jr
1XI rarn.im Htroo * POI - HH 9. 10th Ht
R. R. Grotto ,
Importer nnd .luMnr nt
\Vlnm nnd MIIUOM.
1070 unit Wt ! Kiirnain St.
I'rlcu llsti o
LUMBER.
0. W. Douglas & Oa John A. Wnkofioltl ,
Hnnlwooil Lumbar , land IVuiu nt.Mllnalikeo
llydrnulln Cement ami
1310 Niirlli Idlh Ptraat. ( JiilncyVlilto l.luio.
Oharlo ? R. Leo , Wy -Bullard Lum
Itanlwooit lumber , woo.l ber Oo ,
cnri'cts ' nml iiuninat
tltiorlnt ; . Will nmllzanl Strooti ,
Dili nml
Cody & Gray , Louis Bradfonl ,
I.lmo. cement , etc. , eto
.
I.unibor , liiocomentiti !
cur , lull unit Douglna utroot.
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
0. A. Stoneuill , I. Oborfohler & Co. ,
Mllllncrr , Notions Importer * nnd Jobbert la
Clu.-Oci , Kta .Mllllncrr.
209,210nndVU South llth
110-113 S. 18th tOinilii ttrcct.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS , BTO
Max Meyer & Bro. Oo , A , Hospo , Jr. ,
St'f a Jeweler * , ilenlon In IMnnoi , Orcnni , ArtlstJ"
Diimlcnl In truinunti ,
ulp. , Mnturlnls , Kto. ,
Knrn.nn tint ] IGth. 1.11.1 IKniKliu Street.
OILS.
Consolidated Tank
Line Oo.
Itcllneil nnil lubrlcitlnj
oils , nxlo Kruno : , ota
It. II. llnth , .Man-war.
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION.
N'otloo to ' ( ) iili-u'lirH.
Illds will ho received until Hatnrday , July
11 , ih ! l. for the ttrudliiK "f atiuu live and one-
half miles of road nnd the building of two
bridges between thirty and forty feet lu
length , In Columbus township , PluUo county ,
Nebraska. The right to reject any ur all bids
Is ri.'Mirvecl. I'nr p.irllculiun apply tn
J -l ; . ! * ) M A.O. 1'lfKKTT.
Clerk Columbus Towmblp.
riiur territory ut ouco. AiJdru TUIS i-i. i.tt.i3
i'LOTllKB LINK CO. , U Uuriugu SU , Weico Ul
Uwui