6 TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; 'liDNRSPAY ' , JUNE W. 1803.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Timely Rains for Spring Wheat Unsettled
the Bull Sentiment.
WHEAT AT THE OPENING WAS LOWER
Good Growing \VoMhtr nnct n , Slnck Ship
ping Doiinuit CniHfit Corn to Do-
cllno n Fraction Stock *
nnit llonilfl ,
CmcAoo , Juno 27. People sold whoit today
who bought It yesterday. Timely rains for
prlng wheat unsettled lliolmll sentiment. At
the close July wheat was SC nnd September
Xc below yesterday's prices. The good grow
ing weather nnd u Muck shipping demand
CUUM d corn todocllnolo ilia extent of J c for
July nnd Jic for Hautombor. Tlioro are some
lustnlnlni ; ardors In pork awl tin ndvnnco of
about 30c per bbl. I-urd and ribs closed with
out change.
Wheat ut tlia opening was about from > 4c to
Me lower than ycstordiiy'H clotlng nnd prices
receded from 'ac to ' { 0 more , then ruled
stronger and prices nd\ancod from 3 c to ? c ,
but again ruled weak mid prices declined * ic
for July nnd cforSi-plcnibur , held stonily nnd
the closing waifrom ' 40 to > { c from the bottom.
The December future mled compiratlxoly
itrongir than the other futures mid closed
about'c ( lower , rjioro wore numerous Influ
ences which cunti Ibutud to the decline today.
There \voro reports of cooler woitheriindiulns
In the northwest , : ind one dispatch st itcd that
iprlng wheat crops were not so hidly damaged
as hndbccn loporlcd. Oiiblo ud\ices were ie-
ccltcd which sild that theto w is xnnio Im
provement , In the niiuinciin cl'ips iiudtluit the
yield would bu larpcr titan nxpic'tid. I'.til of
the Hading lodiiy was In thu wiiy of closing
out July nnd trpinuliiK by diking Docenibi'i ,
which iiccnunu fm HID widening out of thu
premium of I ho latter future' . Thpiunuiu 10-
ports of small receipt * of HUM uliont , which af
fected the market HOUR' , bt. Louts repotted
tbrt'O cars tuid llultlmoio 2,001) ) bushels.
On tlio bt < : ik Mime of thu slioit sclli-n bu .in
to buy In and K i\u the maiUot a 111 tie tIw\v of
activity nnd htreiiKth. Thou news camu fiom
Now Voik that ariiiiiKCmi'iith ha < l been madi )
to Import iJ,0lO ( , ( > 00 lit gold fiom Kuropo to
relieve the money stilnruicy. The uflict of
this wni to en ate tnoio ronlldeiice Hut
double dullness folium ( I , lusting thioutfhuut
the rciiiiilnder of thu M.sslon
Corn nan Lii y at the slm t , first ti .ides beliiR
off a fraction , and the market sold down ' { u
soon aflirwaids Thu lutlon of Wheat and tlu1
receipts overrunning I he cithu it s hud tliK
tendency. At the uccllno the ilem mil Im
proved , the Impression Koliu around thnt a
prominent ti.ukr v an picking up a good de.il
of September bavins a stiuiBtht'nlns in-
llucnce. Olleihus fell elf consldi'i.ibly and
the price ndvtincid from 4eto JiC , but thu ar
rivals for tomuriow uimo lit heavy tmd 4-10
cnra wcro reporttd ' 1 lie pilcu agitln weak
ened from He to ' ( c , rallied , ruled uublur and
at the close had lost 'to.
In oats them wns an easier fooling , pi Ices
advancing frpin , 'uc ' to 'Jc , but Liter le.ictcd
from ( { c to He and closed < iulet at .ibout thu
same prlco as on yesterday. Harvey was a.
largo buyer of cash outs.
l'ioIsions opened 111 mcr at n slight advance
In prices , because ot thu receipts of only about
15.OCO hog . Instead of 1U.OOO , as estimated
yesterday. Theto.is a ducllnc fiom opening
prices , duo to the attempt by the leaden In
the mtukot to uuloid at Uiu Iniuiovuiiipiit ,
but , llmllng th it Impossible , they Insisted and
bid for enough lo present .1 lire.ik of any
extent
Attention was directed to the receipts of
hogs at Kans IH City and Oinah i , which ,
Altogether , amounted lo 20,000 head , and th it
led to the Idea that bigger receipts \\tro to bu
oxnteted here In the near future
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : AMioat ,
135 cars ; corn , 4 1U etiis ; o.us , 210 cais , liuus ,
B8.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Cash quotations t\ero as follons :
FI.OUH Jloio actlto for city trade pilcos
unchanged.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring , G5UG51Jr ; No 3
iprliiR , f. o. b , GOU07C ; No. 2 rtd , 05 > iiiiC5 ' c.
CoiiN No MO'sc ; No 3 yellow , closing 395Bc
I OATS No 2,29 cNo 2 white , f. o b , 33'i '
O36c ; No 3 white , 30'S'ii32c.
riVlt No. 2 , 48c.
HAiti.hY No 2 , nominal ; No 3 , no sales.
FLAX fcM-.n No 1 , Sl.lu'J.
TIMOTHY buiD l'rlmo , * 3 05G3 70.
Pome-Moss , per bbl. $10 10310 17'4 ; lard
nor 100 Ills. $0 55ft057ii ; bliort libs , sides
( loose ) , $8 87',0.8 02 , dry salted shoulders
lloxei ) , $900(30 ( 50 ; shoit cleai sldcbbo\ed ( )
10.600.75.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per gal ,
BuiiAlt Cut loaf , Gfc ; ; gianulatcd , 5.70 ;
stumliud "A , " 6 01
The following t\oro the receipts and ship
ments for ted ly ;
i. i.A
A
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On the Produce oxchaiiKO today the butter
i market was steady ; creamery , 10 ,20o ! daily ,
14Ol7 > Jc lirmor btrictfy fiesli
; eggs , , , 12H4B
New Voile Market' .
Niw YOIIK , Juno 27. I'l.otm Itecoluti , CO-
000 pkits : exports. 0,000 bbls , 4.500 s u-kn ;
sales , 25,000pkxs. ; market weiuc ; inorodoliiK ,
wlntoi wheat , low Ki.idei. , Jl,0'2.45j winter
wheat , fair to finey , $ J. 16i3.45i winter
wheat , patents , $3.40G,4.0O [ Mlnncbotii clear ,
12 60ffi3 OOj MlllllCbOtli 'btrnlKhts , JJ 30-ai.OO ;
Minnesota pntents , $4 004.55.
CoiiN MRAir-Dull , bteadyi yellow western ,
QllYK-Qul'ot , steady : western , 68c.
WllbAi Hecelpth , 810.0001m ; exports , 239-
000 bu. ; bales , 2,000,000 bu. futures , 212,000
bu. cash. Spot market fairly active , lower ,
woakj No. 2 ml. In store and elcwitoi , 71" ! ©
72ci afloat , 72K < a > 72"c : f. o. b. 7UJ&7Jyc :
uncrailcd red , ( j8fl71'ic ; No. 1 northein , 71SJ
© 7isii ( ! No. 2noUhein hard. 77'i77'iC ! No.
U northern , Ga > i < iV70o : No , 2 Slllwuulteo , l > S > { < ft
GOc. Options modnnitely nctl\e , weak and " 4i
ficlonoi ; No.2rcdJuly.71 3-104J72 7-10ccloa-
IIIB at 71'0o ; AiiKust , 74'7l5c. clo at
74Acs Boiitmnbor. 7li 6.ir > ® 70ij-10c ,
at 70He October , 7H1SB178 V , closliiK t 7HJJC !
December , 81 l-10 < f .81"e , closing ut 81'c. '
Uoits Itecolpts , 06.8UO bu. ; exports , 4,000
bu.j uales , 000.000 bu. futures , 80,000 bu.
spot , bpots dull , oashir. closlmt btiady ; No.
a , 4tt > ( Wa | c In oloxuior , 48k40Jfu afloat ,
Ojitlmisjliill. , ® lower. closiiiK weak ; July
4fl.Va-IHyc. closhiB ut 48'iOi ' AUKllM , 40 , ®
40 > fc , Lloblng nt 4Ujfc ; bontember , 50360)ic ,
closlnKatfiO'Je ; October. 60' ' ( o.
OAis-Uecelpts. . . , , , .l./ / 171,000 _ . bu . . . . , _ ; . _ exports _ . . ! . 11- .
304i37o ! ; white
11'AY-'oiilotTHUuIily.
Ilurb-btuiiily , tiulet.
> \ ooi , Quiet , unsettled ; domestic 27ffi32ci
pulled. nt.4ia7c ! Texas , lb < 20e.
I'UOMWIONS Cut miuts , oasy. quiet ) pickled
bellies , 12 Ibs. ut 12 , ci nildflhiii. Hull , eusyj
short clear , O u ; lurd , quite , cnsloii western
Btoain closed ut to OD | imlt.ii , nonu ; uptloiiH ,
SSVS " ° " ° i J ' ' Closed 0.8D ; July closeil
ID.uq , nuinliial ; beptunibor closed 110,64 ,
, . .
HUTTHi .Moderate demand , ilrinor ; west
orn daily , Illittl7ci wotorn creamery , 17 ®
22c ; western factory , 1417c ; Kleins , 21 } ,
E Jflrm , fair demand ,
Ei ; Motlcrato dtnuind , btoady ; receipts ,
1,000 piicknKe : wostern. le aiOo. *
TAUXw Dull , easy , city , ( J nor pacKnge ) ,
Oii-Qulot , steady.
I'ETIIOI.KUMTho market was practically
ncBleeteil ; l'cnnshiinla oil , bpotsaku , nouu ;
July options , Kales. 1,000 bbls , at 60'c ; Umu
obaiKc.
HO91N Steady , quiet ) strained , common to
Bood1.20125.
Tuiii-t M IM. - Dull , steady.
Iticu Dull , film ; domestic , fair to extra ,
2se2)iO ) ! Japan. 4 > a4c ! ,
iloi sshb New Orleans open kettle , good to
choice , dull , btemly. ,
BUOAU Iluw , quiet , steady ! rellned , quiet t ,
steady ,
I'lolnONStoady , Quiet ; Aucrlcan , 11U.76O
16 60 ,
Coi'i'Elt Easy ; lake , HO CO.
LlUlKafcy , domi'stlc , * J.47'i.
TIN Quint , imminul ) StrulU , } 10.55 : plates ,
aulliteudy , bpolter , yteiid > ; domeatlu , * 4.JO.
f.lvfrpuol Aliirkett.
liiVEnroou Juno 27. WiitAT rinu ; do-
niunu modenito ; holilurn otter modvrutolyi \
Ko. 'J rud wlutur , fin oaa&s Od per coutul. llo-
colpt of who t for thn Jixnt thrno dnyn , 61,000
cotitiiKlnrlinllru 37,0H ) Anicrlcun.
I'onv rirtui drnmnd fair , tnltfd western ,
4 * 4'4d per rental , llccelnti of American
torn the past three days , 22,000 centals ,
I'RAH-Uinndltin , 6s Ulid per cental.
iMitn I'rltno western , 4S < Rrt per cwt.
COMMON ICostv 3s Od percwt ,
Omiihi r
Them was a , Rcnornl complaint of trndo
boliiKdull In the produce dlitilct. Thcro was
no snnp to anything imtl every ono appear * to
bo holding back and doing ni llttlo business as
possible.
The butter market was firmer and nil olTor-
Inu * found ready sale. Tim larjro receipts
which liu\o been anticipated ha\o not nliiter-
lallrcdand the dcinand Is still In excess of the
supply. Nearly all the country butter arriv
ing his to bo sold to the pnckoia.as very llttlo
of It Is In shiipo by thu time It reaches the
market to t > uiflrect \ \ to thu retail trado.
1'acklnx tock Is bringing moio money than It
was , as will bo noted from the quotations.
Butter Is , in fact , In the best demand ot any-
IhlnRln the line of country produce.
Kggs are corulns In more ficoly than w.n the
case a week ago , but tit the same time there Is
not such a > cry largo supply. Thcro are , how-
n\cir , enough to inako these houses liavlngCKg" )
feel a llttlo weak.
The lueelpts of poultry are light and the no-
tniind may bo hot down as the s line. In ether
words , thtro Is not much poultry on the mar
ket and nut much Is minted.
There wan not much on the market in the
shape of beirlcs , but what there was mot with
icaily sale ,
Thu potato m irket h picking up again at lor
the glut , as thu supply Is being reduced nnd
there Is not ho mut.li poor stock on the market
as them was a short time ago.
M-OCT UlLLtf.
TOMATOES Mississippi 4-b.iskot crates , $1.75
® 2.uo.
\uronvtA OArmAOB Crates , per Ib , 2'4'ft '
2'ic ; fct. I < otlls c.ibb.ige. per crate , * J.OOa3.26.
riKW 1'orArofsSouthern , per bbl. , { 3 ; Cali
fornia , per Ib , 2c.
fci IIIMI Hi : VNH P r bu. box , $1,60.
UucUMiims Pur do ? . , homo grown , 60SOOc.
G.vtn.iH/owKii rancy , nor iloz. , $1.75.
OMONS Smihcm , per bbl. , J4.
ASI'AIIAOUS 1'ei ilo35 ® 40c.
I ! ! .
OAMFonsiA ClIEilltlLa Per 10-lb.box , $1.25
S1.60.
( -THAW iiHiuics Per case , on orders , } 3 , 50 ®
400.
noosnirnuiiv-Percaso , ? 3 50.
lli\ci < I ! vwntuui us Per 21-plnt cases , 82 !
24-ttl ] u t C ises , i J.CUit J 75.
Iii MOSS Cholco to fancy , 84 6036.00 ; extra
fane vr > 60V 000.
lU.NANAH-Pcr bunch , Including ciatcs and
. . . - . . . . Uhoisido boedlltiKS , S3 0023.25 ;
Ulverslilu Modltpriiinean sweets , $3.75 ; inotin-
tnln Mudllei raneaii sWi'Us , $ J OUS3 25 ; inoun-
liiln ur.iuci's , & 2 00712 73.
Hi.AUKliriiutlvs IVr 21-qt. ca o , $ t.
M issoiwt Cnutitirs IVr 24-it. | case , JJ.OOS
3.25.
Sournmv Piuvts Wild sooso and Chlcka-
stivv pot 21-qt. c iso , $2 00 ® _ 00
I'lNKAl-lM.ls-I'ci doS003250. .
Ai-Hicois IVrnutoot 1 baskets , $2 00.
\VAII itMHONs-l'ti 100 , J30. .
CAM u.oui'M-rei do$2. . '
nuiri n , iuus : , 1'oui.TiiY.
IlUTTPit-Strictly fancy countrystiuilllota
lOaiOC ! II U'klllB BtOOk , U'iC. '
I.dus Oeuei.il market , ll'12c.
I'ot'i.rnv Choice hens , 7ffl7'/Jc , niKod coops.
Co ; roosters , 4iJ6c ; spilng chickens , $ -.76 ©
4.00 ; ULCSO nnd ducks , 78c.
Mt-Cri.LANLOlIS ,
II AV-Tho m irket on good upland hay , $0 50
© 7 00 In cai lots , .
St. l.milfl HiukcM.
ST. Louis , Juno 27 rt.oini Steady mid un-
clnin id : winter p itonts , 52.00 ; fancy , } 2 15 ©
2.55 ; choice. S2.15O2 25 ; family , * 1 OOM2 00.
\\IICAT 'ofaihic luvvar ; No. 2 red , cash and
Juno , ( > ! ' $ ? : July , 01/'S02'fc : ' , closlns atCl-Sfc ,
August , G4'ai)4iiC ( , closing nt G-J'Sc ; faeptoni-
ber , Oli,5ri7'8c , rloslnK.it GG'iUCO'Sc
Cons \\culfclosliiji it\coirj ( ? No 2 ra'xed ,
cash.nBi" June , 37'oc ; July , J8i38\c ( ! , clos
ing at 38o ; bepteinber , 3a'Bi- , closing at 30'8c.
OATS rirm. No. 2 , ciMi , 28J4c ; July , 2bc ,
AilKUsl,247a(5 ( < 25c , bcplLlilboi , J5c.
I'uovisiONs Quiet , stcidv , pork , curient
make. $18 50 ; otliciu all i.in liiK unchanged to
lU'ir hlilier.
Hrci iius riour , 2,000 bbls ; wheat , 0,000
bu ; corn , J5.0CH ) bu ; o its , 10,000 bu ; lye
ind b u ley none ,
bllirvii NTS I'loiir , 5,000 bbls ; vvheat , 05,000
bu ; corn , 107,000 bu ; oats , .0,000 bu. ; lye
and h it Icy none
Hurmi lllnlier : choice ere imety , 10S20c :
choice dairy. 10l7c
KunsiiH City Vliirlteti.
KANSAS CITY , Juno 27 WIIKAT Vt ry dull ,
noinlnilly uuchaiigLd , No. 2 hind , CCc ; No.2
red , 5jo. (
COIIN rirmj No 2 mixed , 3434Jjc ; No. 2
white , 34'sC.
O.vrs Dull , weak ; No. 2 mixed , 202G14c ;
No. il white _ 8Q2Blc.
Hurrnt ririn ; etc iinory , 15Q10c ; dairy , 15
© lOc.
Kens rirnipr ; 1010 > ' , c.
Kf Chilis Whu it , 12lKJObu. ; corn , 0,000bu. ;
outs none.
biiil'Mi Mhcnt , 40,000 bu ; corn , 7,000
bu ; oats , none.
Oil Markets.
On , CITY , Juno 27. Nitlonil Transit
cortlilcatesonened utSG1 , ; highest , 57'i ; low
est , 51) ° , , ; closed at 57 . bales , 30,000 bbls ;
clear.im.es , 111,000 bbls ; shipment130,000
hbl . , ruus/JO bbls
v I'msnOliu , Juno 20 National Transit
certIfluitusopened nt5GK : closed ut57'ihlih-
est , 57U ; lowest , OOJi. bales , 1,0 10 bbls.
Milwaukee * Alitrkuta *
Mii.wAtncrr , Juno27. WIITVT Slentty ; Sep
tember , G7l8c ; No. 2 spring , G3c.
OArs-hlfiidy ; No. 2 white , 33Jc ! ; No. 3
white. 31O.3JC.
llAIU.UY 55c.
Uvr 51c
J'uovibiorts Quiet ; pork , $10 00.
Ctiiton "Murftur. "
Nivv OIII.UANS , Juno 27. Futures steady ;
h iU-4 , 2.77U b lies ; June , $7. M , nominal : July ,
$7 I ! < a7.4r > ; ' cpumbcr , $75454755 ; Oefobi r
$7.04147 l > rt ; November , 87.71@7.72 ; Dciuiubui
? 7.78t4779 ; Jiinuuv , * 7.U2fe > 7 94 ; rubriiiuy
f7.087'JO. how inlddlln0- 3-lGc ; good or-
dlnir ) , U'oC. _ _ _ _
Ciilli-n MurUnt.
Ni vv YOIIK , Juno 27. Options opened stcadv
at 10 points down to 10 points up , closeil
steady , unchanged to 15 points up ; tulo , 4,000
b.iRH , Incluilliu : Julj. $15 111 ; boptunbut ,
J.15.15 ; Deceinlior , f 14 00. bpot lilo , dull ,
nominal ; No. 7 , $10.20 ,
Now York Dry tiiiocls Murlcnt.
NI.W YOUK. Juno 27 Weather conditions
continued unfavoiiiblo fortiade , Thodem ind
foi diy Koods , how evershown homo linpiovu-
inuntou thobpotovi-i yostuiday , but us there
were no nestein in.ills the totul volumuof
builtiess vvus Hcht.
polls U'lli'llt .Murket.
AllNNrAi'OMP , Juno 27. Market llttlo ad-
MiiiLCd , but steady ; cash , steady ; receipts ,
215 cars Closu : Juno , 58'6c ; July , 58 c ;
August , OtJsPj t'ejitoniber , b4c. On tiuck : No.
1 hard , blu ; No , 1 not thorn , 60c ; No , 2 north-
oui , 6UQ17C. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I'hlliilelililu | ( Iruln Haricot.
PiiiiiJtni i.rniAJunu27.VIIFT Dull , weak
and hnver ; No. 2 icd , Juno , 08409c.
I'OUNOptions Hteiuly ; No. J mixed , Juno ,
\M-Dull and weak ; No , 2 white , Juno ,
CliiLliuiutl .MurlditB ,
CINCINNATI , Juno 27. WIIUAT In light do-
inn ml ; No. 'Jied , GOc.
COIIN I'uMtr : No. 2 niKod , lOc.
OATaiilot ; No. 2 mixed , J2&32ic. !
Wmsitv btcady ut il.12 ,
1'iirflk-ti Oil Market.
LONDOV , Juno 27. OAI/CUTK LINSPBD
June mill July nli | | > niunt , 41s Ud pur quaiter.
TtllirfNTIMk bl'IHITh2s4'j < l PIT UVVt.
Amwi III' , Juno 27. I'MHOI.EUJI 12) ) f ptild
uud sellers ,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Ilaltiiiitiro ( iiuln Vturl.i t.
lUi.TiMonr , Juno 27. WIIKAT Ilusyj No. 2
rod , bpot and July , OU JO'J'ic. '
CORN Dull ; mixed , spot nnd June , 48c.
OATS riinr No.2 white western , 40c.
Toledo C.rillli IMnrkot.
TOIFDO , Juno 27. WHUAT Lower ; No.
cush and June , 05 > ic ,
COIIN Dull , steady : No. 2 cash , 42c.
OATb Quiet ; cash , 31c.
&TOUUAM > liO.VDS.
Boourltles Oponud Tnvcrlili niul Lossoi
\\ero ( Jultu hiiuill ,
Niw : YOIIK , Juno 27. The stock market
opened fororlsh and unsettled , but ouUldo of
General Electric , which declined 2ki per cent
to C5'l , the losses wuroconllned within u range
of U to 1 per cent. The downward iiicnemont
was EOOII checked by thu placing of buying
orders on allbeial score lummy of the loud-
Ing stocks. The fact that the banks did not
llml It necessary to tuko out additional clear
ing house lo in certificates and the knowledge
that the currency shipments to thu west had
practically ceased , encouraged the bulls to
ubkiiinu more uggrcssho tactics.
The bhorts were considerably alarmed nnd
thu purchases accelerated the upward mo > e-
luent. It was reported that $2,000,000 gold
had been engaged in London for shipment to
New York and that thu directors of thu
Delaware , Luckuvvunnu & We teru at their
mooting ou 1'rlduy would raise thu rate of
quarterly dividends from 1 * to 2 per
cunt. limb rutnois vvnru > > ubspqueiitly denied ,
but novcrthuli'nii the market continued to Im
prove , thuudvancuordeicd by thu eastern and
vv intern cquUuleit ngoutsliuv1niu stlniultitlns
etfect , as did also thu btutuiuvnl mudu by tlio.su
rclosuly Iduntlllud with thu Uoiieial Ekctrlc
Co. thut tliu usual quarturly dividend ot 2 ycr
cent would bo dcelfircd during the coming
week ,
Improvement In prices win equal to 4 4 per
cotitln I.ncknwannn , 4 j per cent In Oeneral
nicctrlc , 3 j per cent In American URtvr , 3 per
cent In Missouri Paclllc , 2'i per cent In Chicago
cage Um and 1 to 2 tier cent In the remainder
off ho Hit. I , ate In the afternoon there wns a
reaction of l ( to 1'i percent , but the dccllnq
brought In a froMi batoh of buying orders and
n prtlal rcco\ cry ensued. Among the spe
cialties American Tobicco broke 3'4 per cent
lo 53 J { , recovered to 57 mid finally reacted to
6G' ' < and 60H , Tcnncssco Co il nnd Iron was
heavy , RollliiR down to 13J < . The market
Closed firm In tone.
The Post says ! Ono of the featurcsof the
day was the further collapse In the prlco of
silver bullion , \tlilch , after n drop of 3c per
ounce yesterday , took another sharp pluiign
today of 4c per ounce , thus making a drop of
7clntholwo dii\s nnd bringing the bullion
\nluo of n Blher dollar clown to a fraction
moro than 67c. The reported closing of the
Indian inlnta to thu frcocolnago of Ml * or had
llttlo ni irked effect upon the market , al
though attention was called to the fact tint
whllii this country waits to bo coerced Into re
pealing the Sherman sllxorlaw , by a period of
ilnaiiclal dlslrtnt and cmtiarras incnt , the
llrltlsh goxcrnment forestalled possible dis
aster by a repudiation of this country's policy
of absorbing a depreciated metal Into the cur
rency.
The following are the closing quotations on
thu loading stocks ou the Now York block ex
change today : _
AtclilRon . . . . . . 2'-'J < Northern 1'nc. pfit
AdimnKxpreRi . . . 145 W. I1. U. &U
Alton , Ti rrc Haute. US Northwestern
iloprefil . 1-lfi iln prefil no
Ainurlcin llxpreaa IDS N. Y. Crnlnl
Ililtlinoro.VOIilo. . 72 N. Y..VH.B
Cui.idlnti 1'acllle. . . "OK Ontirlo A. Western
Gin ula ' outlieni. . Si ( ! < On run Imp , , , . . . . .
Central Pacific. . . . HO * Oroffou N.iv
Clies A. Ohio . 17H O S I. .VU. N
Cldcnco.V Alton , . . 1'icineMall. .
C. IIA.Q . I'eorliUec. &E. .
Chlcneo OIH . PlttsburB 140
CoiiBolldited Oaa , . ma I'ullm in Palace. . .
C.C. (3..V < 3t Ij . " IlOldlnR
foltou oil Cert . $ Hlcliiiioud Tor
Del. X HuilRon . , do prefd. . . .
Del luk. &Wost. i4nm KloOiimlo W'n. . .
1) fell O preftl. . * do prefd Ml
DIM .VC.P. Co. . . . UJJ Hoi-HlHlind 70H
KistTenn . . St I'.itil llVJs
Kilo . . - . 17 do profd 110
dopnfd . 38 St. Paul .V Omaha . H7
Toil WIMIO . 110 do prof d 11 )
Oreat Norlli'nprd 1I H Southern 1'iclflc. . . M7
c1 A.K I pM . ll J .sugar Hennery. . . . HI
HncklnirVillrv . . . Tumi Coil A ; iron.
Illinois Cuilril. . . I ? " Tux is IMtllle
St PaiilJlUuluth. Tel A.O OLII pfd.
Kan. .t Tex. pfd . llll'rf Union IMclllc . . . .
I.ikuKilo .t West U. S Expn us
doprefd . till' ? W. S L & V 8
1. ikohliorc . 11MM do prof il . . . . . . . . . 1I1
LculTinat . Wells Farce Hx. . . lilt
Western Union . . . H2
. 10 WheeUmr.VL U. . . 1)U
M ml ) ut in eon . , doprefd U )
Memphis , \ Ch is , M A. St. L , lo
Mlohli ; in Central . II ) I ) A. It , O 13
Missouri Picltlc. . . 32 National Unseed .
Mobile. I. Ohio 111 General Electric . .
K.islixlllo Clutt . HJ Cole V .VI
K Itlcill ll COKt IBC do pief U. 8r >
do pu.rd , . . . 40W.I It XT. C
N J Cuitril . . T A A A , N M . .
No.i , \ \ j > ref d , T St I. A.K C. . .
Noith Ainer Co , do prefd 1U
Northern Pacitle .
bid.
Thu total hales of stocks today were 270,500
shares , Including : AtchK > n , 7,3on : Ches ipn.iko
. \ Ohio , 5,000 ; Chicago Has , 13,700 ; Delaware.
I.'icKawanna \\Vstern , 35,600 ; Distilling ,
3/100 ; General r.lectilc , 28,000 ; Louls\lllo A ,
Nashxllle , 0,500 ; Mlssoutl Pacific , 7,800 ;
Not them Paclllc preferred , 4,400 ; Heading ,
25,000 , Hock Island , 10 300 ; bt. Paul , 14,000 ;
fcugnr , 35,300estorn ; Union , 8,600.
Nrvr York . > Ionoi .Xlirlcot.
NLW YOIIK , Juno 27. MOMJY os CAI.I/ Was
easier , langlug from 0 to 25 percent ; l.i < jtlo in ,
0 ior cent : closing olTeied at G per cunt.
I'HIMI' MrtiCANTii.E PAfi'it-oas per cent.
hriHMMl EXCIIMiii riimer , with actual
business hi 1) ) inkeis' bills at J4 814.81'X for
sixty-day bills and $4 83(34.8Ti ( { fordemmd.
GovtHNMLNt DONOS bteudy. btato bonds
dull.
dull.Tho
The closing quotations on bonds :
U s Is n > c . . . . 100 StL .VI M Gen Ca
U S 4s conn 110 St L > VS KGen M 10-
U. S 4 H n-c . . . Ud bt Piul Consols . 12
PiclfletlHOf ' ! ! - > UK "St P , C .VP lHts 118
LoulHlanist'DciUs tia T P. t , G 'lr Hcts 70
MlHHOUll dS. 100 T P H G lr. Kcta 175b
Tenn new setOa. . 101) ) Union P.icllle lets Kill
Tenu IH.\\ net Tia , . rid West Shore
Tenn new Bet.B . . 00 11 O. W Ists
Cm id i bo 2d . . . tin AUhlHon IB 70
CcntrilPicInolBt 10" Ateh 2Ks , cl 183 A. 11
D .VR O iBta . . 115 G H. AS A.fiB . . . . 102
D A , H G. la 8-.H G II i , S A 2d Cs. H'l
Krki .il HIM H A.T. C Bade 107
M K .t T Gen ( Is . 77W do con ( IB 102
M. K &T.GCH ca . 41) ) } ( "N CarollmOB . . . Uli
Mil til ll Union Os . . 100 N. Ciiollna HO
N J. C Int Cert. . . 10'U < S S C llrowns 100
N IMe. IHIR nr Tenn old08 . . .A . 02
N Pie ida ! los Va OB CO
N W Consols . . i.j Vi Ex-Mat conn. . SB
N W. Uobent isns 100 Va cons . 2il Berlea 00
bid ' asked.
Ito tili stock Quotations.
BOSTON , Juno 27. C ill loins , CQ8 per cent ;
time loins , G per cent. Closing quotations
on stocks , bonds and mining shares :
Atch .Top A.S P. . i.3 ! : Wcstlngh. Ekctrle Ill
AniLilcin Stiff ir. . . 81i do prefd
do prctd 81 Win Contril ? *
n-iv sntoOis ( ! > i Oin Electric 5s. . . 8
' ' Atchlson 'Jds . . . . 4t- !
liOHton .V. Alb-inj. . _ (1J ( do IB 7t ?
Iloston . 'w.M.ilnc. . . . ll > 0 Now KnglimdGs. . . 101
Chi .Ilur A , Q . . f > n > WlB Central Is . . 80
Kitchbnri , ' , piefd. . 80 Alloucz Mlntiif Co 1(1 (
Oi uural Ulcctrle . ( > ! > > Atlmtle
Illinois Stctl 00 Iloston A. Mont nil 20W
Mcxlc m Ccntr il . . 7' : DntteA , Iloston . . .
N Y. A. New Kiie. . 21 CilumetA. llecli. . 280
Old Colon } . . . . 1HJ CLiib-niil il
Orct-on Short Line 12 Frmklln
KublH-r M Kt irs tree
Sin DUiro Id Osccol i
Union I'.icltlc y < > 7i 1(15 (
West End l.)8 amaiaclc 1.18
STII t'rinclsco Mlniiii ; Quotntlons.
P\v I'ltANCihCO , Juno 27. The olllclal
closing quotations foi mining stocks today
wuro as lollous :
AHi 10 Mono 1(1
Itclchcr . . . . ! > < > Not ulo Queen 5
lltstA. Ilclchor . . . HI Ophlr 135
llndlc Consolld ited . in Potost 12(1 (
Choll ir . Ml Su.igo l ( !
CoiiHollilil C'll.&Vl lfi" Situ i Noxadi (15 (
Crouu Point . . . . . < n Union Consolidated. bO
Gould & entry . . . . Hr Yellow Jacket 105
Muxlc in . . . . H."i
No\v Vor.t .MInliiK Oinituions.
Ni vv YOIIK , J'ino 27. The following are the
mining quotations :
Con Cil AVa . . 1CI ( SUrriMuvadn 7U
Ucidwood . , . . 1011 bt md.iiil me
( toiilcl A-Ciuiy . . 4fl U Io. Con K
Hilo A. Noicioss. . . : ) Vtllovv Jitktt 100
HoniLstiUu 10(10 ( IionSHer 100
Muxli in lull Quick Silver _ 0 (
Ont.uio 1(100 ( do prefd 1C ( ) (
Ophlr 11(1 ( liulvvei 10
1'h mouth 25
London I Inaiiiml Kexluxr.
IComn tuMttl 1803 bu Jamtv ( Ionian Ilcnnctt.1
LONDON.June 27. INoxv York Herald Cable
.Special to Tin : Ht u. ] lluslness on the block
oxchaiuo was xcry uulet today owing to the
foitnlglttly settlement , but the xoliimo o
business , to bo in ranged was not largo am
money xxas easy , only 3'i ' pel cent per iinnnii
Dclng charged for the account. In Amerlcai :
r.illxvajs the principal movements xxoro do
termlned by thu dearnesgof Kllvor , which wa1
quoted today at 35d pe-r oz. Owing to the
closlngof Indian mints and the fixing of the
\aliiuotthorupeontlsand 4d Indian council
drafts were allotcd de-lay at oxer Ud. Hupou
paper was strong at 71 , but there Is an ex
pected adxanco to 80 or higher r.H it compares
xery f.uorably xvlth htorllng Issues. American
rallwuj.s opened dull nnd became xery
xxuak but subsequently rocoxuied to bomo ox-
tent. There was a decided disposition to hull
Union Pacific , Donxcr& Ulo Uraiidc , etc. ,
xvhlchderlxo tralllc from the sllxer Industry.
In thu foreign maikut the feature xras the
weakness of .Mexican goxeminent bonds which
closed ut G8H. othorwiho thora was no bpcclul
moxeiucnt. lloinu bccurltlus xvuio dull.
Kin tneliil Xiton ,
KANSAS CITT , Juno 27 , Clearings $1,300-
Nuw OiiM'AiiS , Juno 27. Clearings , { 1,010-
772 ,
I'AKtfl , Juno 27. Three par cent routes 08f
for the account.
NEXX YOIIK , Juno 27. Clearings 1103,009-
327 ; balances 5,150,275.
llAi.riMoui : . Juno 27 Clearings $2,200,185 ;
balances , { 43JOJ1 , Money U pur cent ,
Pmi.AiiM.iMiiA. Juno27. Clearings , il 1,254-
63H ; balances , (1,080,043. Money , 0 pur cent.
LONDON , Juno 27 Amount of bullion gene
Into the Hunk of England on balances today ,
110,000 *
OiiciNNATr , Juno 27. Money , C2 > 9 nor cont.
Noxv York exchange , $1 discount. Clearings ,
$1,005,000 ,
MKUrnis , Juno 27 , Noxv York exehanco
soiling at H.60 premium. CUarln0'd , $153.2Jl > ;
balances , JJ8.U04.
IloaiON , June 27. Clearings , $12,678,203 , ;
liiiliince , J 1,372,038. Money , 7 3 1O nurcont.
Exchange on I\ew York , p ir to 16c dUcount.
br , I.ouis. Juno 27. Oloarlngs , $2,070,830 ;
bilance.-i , $211,204 , Money quint , 0S per
cunt Kxchangu on New York , 75c dlscoun'.J
CIIICAUO. Juno 27. Clearings , $12,650,018 ,
Now York exchange , 25c dlbcounr. frur-
Hug exchange * , dull ; sixty day bills , $4 82 ;
demand , N.U4.Money 11 nn.
OM.YIIA t.ivi ; brouic
Hun of Cuttle Very 1'ulr for u Tucs-
tiny ,
TursoAV , Juno 27.
Hccelpts for the past two iluyi , foot UP 4,162 ,
cattle , 12,877 hogs nna 1,628 sheep , as com
pared with 4,377 cattle , 13,851 hogs aud 1,278
bheop the llrat two days ot lust wci Ic.
The run of cattlu was xery fair for a Tues
day and It looked us if prices would go lower ,
Thu Drci tone to oabtern udxlcos and the ap
parent deblro to trade manifested by all classes
of buyers made a fulrly btoudy aud tolerably
actlxu uiurkut. lluuvy cattlu XTUIO lu buttur
than ordinary fuipplfi tuid with a ( food domnnd
showed sumo linrirxivoinaiiti In ( act , It was
po lblo to. reailrn fully steady prices
nnuny thing In thaboof line nt nil desirable.
Ordinary crudes , th3 linflntshnd nud shipping
stock , sold but Iiidlltercntly and not infre
quently nt Blinded prices , and toward the close
of the market there was n decidedly oaslor
frclltiR on all crudes of steoro. Hood to choice
1,200 to 1,450-11) ) . MCCM soldnt from 14.70 to
J4.00 , wlih rinuh l.UOO nnd l,30l-lb. ) stuff at
$4.40 and 14.60. CJiolce 1.12G-H ) . beeves
brought $4 Gfl nnd U was pretty common stock
that hail to sell nt iinder $4.33. Thorq was
quite n llttlo of II , however , that sellers found
It no easy task lei dispose of nt from $3.75 to
$4.25. Kv cry thins changed hands nnd In
fairly Rood season ,
The cow market wns about steady , ueccipts
were light and the ( letu ind ditto. Choice fat
730 nnd 700-10 , heifers brought $3.50 , and
very peed ranKO cows sold for $2.00 , whllo
there was illiberal amount of canning stock
thnt J1.25 lo $ _ .26 bought. Very fair to choice
calves sold at from t.25 to $525 , or about
steady prices , and poor to nrlmo bulls , oxon
nndhttiRsnt from $1,85 to $4 , were generally
quoted about steady ,
Thcro was a fair business done In stockers
and feeders , the country dom ind boliiR some
what better than mil il and the fresh receipts
fairly liberal. 1'rlces ruled about steady , cer
tainly noBtronRer. A blR stilus ? of westerns
sold for $2.70 , choice natives brought $3.23
and vuiy common stock $2,30. Koprosonta
live stiles :
nunssLii nr.EF.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. I'r.
2 .1100 S3 50 20 .1274 $4 60
5 ! . 055 3 50 G8 , .1180 4 65
34 . . 803 3 75 10 , .1102 4 55
28 . . U.I. ) 3 75 2 * .12111 4 GO
0 . . 070 3 80 20 ! .1128 4 GO
20 . . 08(5 ( 3 UO 51. .1218 4 dO
" . 7PO 4 00 05 . 1160 4 GO
4" .1105 4 00 22 . 1094 4 00
14. . .1044 4 00 GO t .1-09 5 GO
5 . .103G 4 05 58. . . . . .1202 4 ( > 0
41. . .1110 4 20 21 .1128 4 dO
5 . . 024 4 25 30. . . . . .119(5 ( 4 05
10. . .1101 4 40 21 . . 1120 4 G5
7 . .1185 4 40 20. . . .1248 4 70
24 . 1089 4 40 21 .1109 4 70
42 . .1108 4 10 20 . . .1200 4 76
14. . .117J 4 40 20 . . .1277 4 75
18 . .1177 4 15 22 . .1200 4 75
40 . .12 JO 4 15 21 .1214 4 80
37 . .1200 4 45 18 . .1178 4 80
40 . .112J 4 ID 10 . .122(5 ( 4 80
.1187 4 50 18 . .1312 4 80
. 010 4 50 20 . . .12.17 4 80
GO .12.0 4 60 67 . . .1355 4 80
38 .1227 4 60 U4 .1310 4 85
20. , .1178 4 60 30 .1388 4 UO
23. .1200 4 60
SltllTlMt AND K\rOIlT.
100 1150 4 35 30 . 1305 4 75
20 1105 4 55 37 . 1)25 4 75
13 1171 4 65 SO . 1110 4 00
22 . 1302 470 45 . 1308 4 00
1 1510 4 75
STUMIS AND 1IEI1LU9.
10 1175 4 75
MIXED.
18 722 3 25
COWS.
C80 1 25 1 1170 2 75
1 . HBO 1 75 7 1012 2 80
22 . 735 1 80 1 . . . 1110 2 00
il 1070 200 5 . . . 1172 3 00
54 . 842 2 25 20 D < > 5 3 00
; 1 1000 225 3 1020 3 10
704 2 35 .1250 3 15
1177 2 40 1010 3 25
888 2 05 . 070 3 35
IIBIIUIS.
9 G02 160 17 882 340
1 . . . . 510 200 21 790 350
1 5bO 200 25 732 350
3 083 300 1 . . . . 030 360
MILKERS AND TTUI.Sdl US.
COTT nnd calf 35 00
cow and calf 33 OO
cow nnd calf 3000
cow and calf 20 00
cow and calf 25 00
spiliiRcr 2800
springer 2000
CAI.V LS.
G 128 4 25 1 100 5 00
100 4 50 i G 100 5 25
1 140 5 00
nUILS
2 1080 1 85 1 1270 3 00
1 1520 2 10 1 1570 3 00
1 1310 2 25 2 1G30 3 00
1 IGbO 285" 1 1200 3 25
OXEN.
0 . 1205 2 25 5 . 1728 4 00
1 ! . 1305 2 25
STAGS.
1 . 1030 3 00
STOCKER8 AND FFEDBUS.
1 530 2 00 10 887 2 90
8 712 235 13 1021 3 00
3 313 2 35 1 1000 3 15
7 510 2 60 21 014 3 15
4 003 2 50 3 1000 3 20
1 000 200 * 1 1120 3 20
27 8GG 270 8 1057 3 20
2 835 275 85 1125 3 25
30 682 2 80
30No DAKOTA CATTLE.
No Av. Pr.
39 feeders 1103 $2 70
1 hull 1680 2 75
2 bulls 1420 1 GO
287 feeders 859 2 70
23 cows 889 2 90
\V YOMIMl CATTLU.
1 hull 1250 1 75
1 cow 1050 2 35
2 feeders 954 275
Hoes Most de ilers were ills ippolntcd at
ho sio of the leeclpts today. No ono would
itivo been MUprised ut 12,000 and few e\-
iccted less than 10,000. As it was there woio
only 8,600 hero and a correspondingly light
run at Chicago uml u stronger market there ,
jellers wen- nerved to tisk higher prices and
) uyert > who all appealed tohuvu liberal orders
iroeeeded to till them ut pilcesl&c higher
hun iMoml.iy In most cases and not Infre
quently the advnncu was even more. The best
io0'b weighing nil the way from 208 to 297 Ibs
bold as high as $5 85 and common heavy and
ul\ed puckers sold ut J5 70 Tor fair to Rood
mis of nil wolRhtb , however , It was prictlctilly
i to 75 to $5.80 market nearly euoiything sell
IIR at that figure as against $5 00 to $5 05
Monday and J5 85 to I5.0J on last Tuesday ,
iieprose-ntutlvo b lies :
No. Av. bh. I'r. No Av. Mil. I'r.
3 273 80 55 55 G2 . , .284 200 $5 60
8. , .2J7 120 5 55 69 . , 28J 240 5 80
3. . .340 5 GO GO. , .285 80 5 80
1 , .210 6 00 79 . , 255 80 5 80
7. , .228 80 6 02 ! ' , 01 . , 219 80 6 80
0. , .208 0 05 78. . , 171 200 5 80
8. . .209 5 05 117 . . .252 280 5 80
10 . .200 6 05 GU. . , .239 200 0 80
4. 3J7 5 05 49 . , 210 5 80
1. . .320 5 05 00. . , .2-8 120 6 80
01. . .271 320 0 70 04 . . 270 200 6 80
27. , .2J8 210 0 70 Gl. . , .203 120 6 80
72. , .277 320 0 70 72 . , .239 40 6 t-0
72. , 251 40 5 70 70. . , 222 100 6 81) )
00 . .275 320 5 70 05 . . 2-9 6 80
70 . 228 100 5 70 Gl 205 280 5 80
75. . .215 100 5 70 07 , . .237 60 5 80
58. . 200 300 6 70 72 , 2011 210 5 80
0. . .20J 40 6 70 05 , . .258 200 6 80
02 . .271 240 5 72 51 , . 291 120 6 80
.218 200 6 7 ! > Jt 114. 2GO 120 5 80
08. . . .288 100 5 7' ! ' , 01 . . 254 10 5 80
01 . . 218 200 5 70 01. . , 253 200 5 80
09 . .213 120 6 75 6' ) . , , .270 80 5 80
70 . . .260 240 5 76 69 . . 208 210 6 80
70. . . .211 120 5 75 69 . . .270 120 5 80
08. . . .207 100 5 75 G2 . .308 6 80
75. , . .211 100 6 70 69 . .255 120 6 tO
04. . . .225 120 6 70 49 . . .2GO 40 6 80
41. . . .209 120 5 75 71. . . .225 100 5 80
72. . .2JO 100 5 75 01. . . 270 100 6 80
05 . . 280 240 5 76 62. , . .202 200 5 80
70 . .210 200 5 75 71. , . .242 200 5 80
f > 0 , . 343 80 5 75 78. , . .184 40 5 80
02 . . .225 200 6 76 84. , . .194 100 6 80
51 . .270 120 5 75 05. , . .231 200 6 80
U3 .207 200 6 70 G8 , . .209 120 6 80
CO ,245 120 5 75 59 . 203 200 & 80
85 , , . 227 1GO 0 75 OH , . 2HO 200 6 80
00 , . 291 120 6 76 08 21 120 5 80
04. , . 247 240 6 70 GG 281 120 5 80
07 . 228 80 0 70 08 . , 20J 100 6 80
51 . .311 200 0 75 7U . . 220 100 5 80
01 240 120 6 75 41 . . 250 5 80
GO , ,200 240 6 70 07 . . 209 200 6 80
64 . 209 200 6 70 85 . . 245 200 6 80
00 24. ) 120 6 75 80 . 188 80 6 80
08 277 120 6 70 , 69 .239 120 6 80
74 . .211 80 & 70 70 270 200 & 80
00 2JO 100 5 70 08 28J 120 6 80
65. . . 271 80 6 70 69. . 273 100 6 80
58 .27J 200 6'VO 64 . 200 10 & 80
00 , .201 200 6 70 Gl . .202 1GO 6 80
71 . .202 280 5 73 GO . 210 120 6 80
70 . .248 240 5 75 79 210 80 6 80
73 . 25J 180 5 70 G7 .291 80 6 82 Y
75 231 100 6 75 G8. . .210 1GO 5 82 \ {
CO 230 120 6 7& 05 .250 200 5 82 ( ' ,
33 . 201 BU 570 ! 68 . .255 200 0 85
3 . 226 6 75 07 205 6 85
01 270 100 6-75 71) ) 23 . ! 120 0 85
144. 217 100 5"7r > H3 208 80 0 85
77 240 240 6 77V , 71 255 280 6 85
70 259 100 5 77' 09 2 tO 100 6 85
6. ) 2HU 80 68 273 10O 6 85
73 248 120 6 77 ! , 00 297 40 6 85
64 2b'i 1GO 5 77 4 72 210 40 5 80
02 2JO 120 0 771' G3 270 40 0 85
05 . 257 40 05 .207 40 0 85
I'lfW AM ) UOUUII.
{ 1 . . .240 8 00 1 240 860
bilKU1 There were light fresh receipts ol
cheep and thu market was nominally un
changed. The demand In comparatively light
ut present and prices weak in fcymptithy vvltli
eastern muikets which huvo been over blip-
piled for bumo tlmu past Quotations aru ;
Vulr to good natives , { 4 004J4.76 < ; fair u
good westerns , t3 5034,75 ; common ant ]
btlH'f hhii'pi 26oa360 ; good to choice 41
to 100-lb lambk , 14.2625.76 , Iteprcbcntatltt
H.lllb ! C3
No. Av. I'r.
1 lamb , 00 53 50
laiumbs . . 60 375
117 425
Chicago l.ltoHtot k .Market.
CHICAGO , June 27. ( Special Telegram to Tin
Iltt.j Thejo was 110 Inipoitunt change toda :
In ptlcesfor any grade of cattle. The qua
luuul to Tuobdayx pnnalkd , shippers want
Ing onlv a fuw cattle , but tlu tery modcratt
proportions of thu supply made It eusy foi
salesmen to hold the ant antago they gulnei
on ( Monday , Good names woin htiong urn
other grades wtro fully ftttuuy. 1'rlcea rangci
from 11.60 to 15.70. Hubblsh bold at fron
11.60 to 11.76 uud extra 1,060 to 1,700-lb
warn quoted i\t from $ . ' > 40 to 15 70
'Ihoro win very llttlo Irudlnu , however , below
t2 Uft or nt bettor thnn $5 Toxa * catllo of the
bettor cltiM ttcro ilrm , while thin sto k wm
banly steady. The cnlf market wan alum-
dnntly supplied and wan wcik nt from { 2.25 to
15 60 for poor to choice qimlltle < .
There was continued nctltlty In the IIOR
trndo and prices continued to advance. Ship
pers botiKlit freely and fa did the local con-
tlngpnt , and with s ; > mothlnir llko 23,000 tingi
lo than for Monday another 10 < J per 100 Ibs.
was easily added to iirlrcs. The best of the
offerings fetched fiom iO 30 to $035 and only
ntory llttlo trading \vns done below f0.20.
Hut sllRlit dl"crlinltmtlon was made between
light nnd heity weights , If there wii any
difference It was In favor of the laltcr , the de
mand for at eriges of less thnn 200 Ibs. not beIng -
Ing as actlto as It was but recently. There
was an untisuilly early clearance and the
close was Ilrm. There were sales all the way
from SI to J500 for culls to } 0 35 for extra
quality.
The sheep nmrkctwn n trlflo firmer for good
natltos , the offerings being fow. Tor poor and
common truck the sltuillon was oven worse
than before. Thcro were no htijers for the
latter at any prlcn tint holders could name.
As IIMV as from } 1.76 to J2 was named without
attriietlng bujoisatid sotoial thousand head
still llo In the pens To" many days the mar
ket for thin sheep has been very bad , and why
they plinulci continue to tome. Is unaccount
able. The present range of quotations is fiom
M.75 to $2.60 for poor to common , and from
S3 to to for good to extra. This Is a wider
range of tallies than U often seen In the sheep
maiket. Spring lambs are quoted at from
13 75 to to.
Ill cril'TS Cattle , 0,000 held ; caltes , 1,600
head ; hogs , 16ooo hold ; sheep , 8,000 head.
The Hienlng Journal reports :
lUrri.K IJocolptH , 7,000 ; shipments , 2,000 ;
maiket steady ; top prices for steers , $000 ;
others , $1.70ft5.1U ! common , B 7031.25 ;
Te\ans , t. ) IKMI.26 ; native cows , J3 OlUW 00 ;
cannot s , $2 65512.95
llods-lteoelpts , 15,000 held ; shipments ,
0,000 head : maikut nctlto at 10c higher ;
mixed nnd packers , tG.lUjrfl 20 ; prlmoho.ity
nnd butchers tveights , i(1.20ao.35 ( ; prime. Unlit ,
JO.16aO.35.
SiiKM' Receipts , 8,000 bond ; shipments ,
3,000 head ; marketMoadv ; natlvo ewes , ? 4 00
Gii4 , ( > 0 ; all wethers , J5 OOftO 00 ; westerns , * 4 GO
GO 20 ; 'loxans , J4.WjJl. 10 ; spring lambs4 00
CiJ4 GO.
Kecplpts mill ll < pi > < tin i of Htot'K.
Ofllclal receipts and dlsposltloi of stock as
shown \ > r the books ot the Union Stool : Vards
coiuj any for the twenty-four hours ondlm ? at
6 o'clock p. m , Juno 20 , 180) ) :
ULCLIt'TS ,
DISPOSITION- .
Illfl I US nous.
iu P loklnir Co , 18 TlT ?
The G II H tnimond Co . 3 H
MvirtA.Co titn
The Cud th > 1 * ickltiff Co 770 . ) w
riile.iiro I' . A , ! ' Co nc.ii
O It Wilson ir.i .
Mm lair ir.iH
Coo A , Co -H
A lliiH
V.um mt A. C irej
H uiimund A. S liUS
bhlPIXMsand feMHl
Totil R rv > ;
Knnsna Clt > l.lvit stoox MurUot.
KANSAS CITY , Juno 27. CATTLV Receipts ,
0,700 bend : shipment * , 2,100 head ; market
strong and lOchlghei ; Texas steurs 82 5O-IB
300 ; shipping htotrs , t4 3OR5 15 ; native cows ,
$1.50i4.I ( ? ( ) ; butchers' , M 5O34.-IO ; htocktrs
and feeders , 4200Q4.15 ; bulls and mixed ,
$1.401 25.
lltms Hicelpts , 13,300 head ; shipments ,
1,400 held ; maiket stiong to lOc higher ;
bulk of s lies , $5 705JO 85 ; he it IPS and p nit
ers , J5 00r , 85 ; mlMMl. JO OOas 85 ; light. J5 3r.
Q5 05 ; Yoi kors , $ o.85' 45 05 ; pigs , $4 50 4.85.
fcni EP liccoluts , 3,800 heid ; shipments ,
none. The m irket was stoady. Top prices
today , & 4 50 < a5.00.
St. Ioul < IA\o Stuck Market.
ST. Louis , Juno 27 CATTI i : IlccelnK 3,000
held ; shipments , 100 held ; maiket slow on
natltes , ste idv on othcis ; fair to good nitlto
steels , H 0034.70 ; fair to good Tuxans , $3 75.
Unas Keceipts , 4,000 head ; shipments ,
700 hL.id ; market lOo higher ; hPiity , $ ri.70 ®
G 00 : mlNcd , J5 8035 00 : light , $5 85(30.15. (
bun P KLColpts , 3,100 hcul ; shipments ,
2,800 head ; market nctlto and stiong ; natlto
muttons , S4 004 10 ; lambs , $5.
ABOUT PUBLIC WORKS.
AlosBugro from the Denver Ilo ird on AR-
pluilt Miuluct I'lMiiH Head } .
The Boird of Public Works is In receipt of
a congratulatory letter from the Denver De
partment of Public Works The Denver
board is at present \\rcstlingwith the tis-
phalt iminft problem , and has solicited the
aiUicoof tlio Omaha board. The following
extract is taken from the letter :
This bo ird Is unanimously of the opinion
that the only aj to get asph lit pitcmentof
gnoJ quality and fall prli o is to burst the bub
ble and rcali/e that the presumption should
bo tli.it n mire , so piolillu as to other sub-
st inees , was not so barren as to aspli ill , as to
conllno the only kind fit for use to a small
lake on a small Island lu the tropics. We are
now wrestling \vllh an entire now sot of
asphalt specific itlons , and are p iIng par
ticular attention to the guarantee fe iture.
Wo expect to let contr icts on open competi
tion for six or eight milts of asphalt pit mm nt
this year.o 1110 In full touch with your-
solt es and Mr. Kosowator on the asuhalt ( lues-
tlon and are happy to say that the community
Is with us Wo ionised to acton pi-tltlnus that
c illul for Trinidad 1 ike asuli ilt.'as wo decided
th it iindei the leijulremcnti , of our lately en-
ncted clmitcr such design itlon of the source
of supply would not permit genuine competi
tion.
tion.Hon.
Hon. John C Watson of Nebraska City has
requested the Board of Public Woiks to RIVO
him information legarding the macadamizing
of the sticots , where block pavement has
sorted its usefulness Nobiaska City h is
sctcral blocks of ttoodcn p itemcnt that is in
a state of dcc.iy , anil needs i-cpaiiitiR.
Mr. ConneU has otcrv thing in roadincss
lor the paving problem to go the supreme cout t
and his brict in the case is picpircd. Hot
till bo accompanied to Lincoln by Council
man S lunders and Frank U insom. Sauudors
has othai" business in the capital city and is
not Kcing oxUusitely for the purpose of in-
teict > ting himself in the puingcaso. The
applicatiun for n urn of mandamus \tillbo
hied this morning , and the Board of
Public Woiks has had served upon it a copy
of thu application and been cited to appear
and make defense.
In view ofwh.it Hood's Sarsitmi''a ' ' hi
done lor others , is it not leasonablo > j bo
liotc that it uill also bo of bundle to you ,
UP FOE , THREE YEAttS.
An ix-niiilm : Cionlc Gcti a Soiitcnoa In
Washington *
Mortimer Fox , alias Jacob M" , Mjois ,
alias Colin , n scion of u prominent family of
Berkeley , Cal. , pleaded guilty in the United
States district court nt Seattle to the charge
of having ImrRlarizcd the MicDougall &
Southttick Co.'s box at the postofllco about
n month ago , nnd was sentenced to tluro
yoais'imprisonment. Ho will probably bo
sent to Dotiolt , MiUi.
Fox comtncncea his career in S in Fran
cisco in 18b3 by robbing letter-boxes in rail-
wajs , and was eventually sent to the house
of correction for t\\o jears. On being re
leased ho began opoiations in Oiklind ,
secuilnKlfiOOU bofoio ho came to Omaha ,
tthero Han Francisco ofllccrs located him
Ho as taken hick. Indicted by the gland
Jury , but set at liberty ou some technicality ,
Ho then went to Seattle.
Fox is the Ind , foi whom United States
marshals awaited at the door of Judge
Kbtollo's court lo.iily to grab him as soon as
habeas corpus proceedings were decided in
hisfaior , A Mie light between the state
and federal authorities took plico , the fod-
cialsllnally getting him and taking him. to
California. _
I'lro unit I'ollcc.
The flro nnd police board has decided
to place the names of the men uhocro
killed or injured in the Shlvcrick flro on
the piy roll for June.
Sergeant Sheep and S S. Drummy were
pruntod leaves of absence
Hereafter the police and firemen's pay roll
READYMADEMUSTARD PLASTERS
Wovero the first tnanufftcturors on this
Continent. Our latest Imnrcn emcnt surpasses
an } tlilnu- ever before produoed. 15o , l5o. , S5o.
iwrtln. Ilotmrotohavo bUAItUUV'ti. Ask
lor them spread on cotton cloth.
SEABURY'S SULPHUR CANDLES ;
Prevention la bettor than euro , by burnlnff
these candles bad eniells In basements , closets ,
&o. are destroyed , uud UiuscontaxiousiHie.ises
uro kept away : ulso useful lor cxH.lllni | ; nios-
qultos aud Irritating Inaeots. Price , -So. cacu.
To I'urlfy slck-rqoms , apartments , eto.Lso
HYDRONAPHTHQL PASTILLES ,
which lu burning , dlnlnfect and produce a
fragrance refreshing and Invigorati . SSo. per
box of is. Solo Manufacturers ,
JOXI1VSON ,
Vliarwuceutlcall
CtiKiuliU.
will ( Into from the ST.th of cich mptitlt. In-
stond of the Ml , us horotoforc
J'ho bcnrd dec Ided to ndvertUo for bid *
for engine homo inmrtors for the now en.
Kino nnd water lower In a location between
Uovonth nnd rifteonth streets ntid bctwcon
Hownnl nnd Doilgo street * .
yiro box No. 74 , locttoil at Ktuhtocnlh nnd
Plorco itrcotvn * reported ilam.igcd nt
the Wnkoltolil llro.
WESTERN PASSjiNOEitTROUBLE3
Unlnn rnclflo In lint Wnlrr O\or Cntu On
Pnillln Count lunlncn.
The mootlni ; of the Western Pa senRor
assoclntlon In Chicago jcstorday moans n
very great deal inoro to ro.xds compotlng for
transcontlnent.il business than uppoara on
the surface.
The Great Northern lias practically con
trolled the Munition regarding buslncis for
north Pacific coast points by Us very ma-
tctlul cuts In p.moncor nito * from saltt
points to St. Paul. 'I'ho Not thorn Pacific
has tiled to ineot the rates made by Its now
nnd forimdnhlo riv.it , but \\lth very small
success until jcsterdav , when the latter
road announced an nll > rall r.Uo from S in
Francisco to St. Paul of SPi flrst class nnd
$10 second class , boltitf n cut of * 10 In the
tirst class and fT.lK ) In the second class.
This cut the railroads lu the Western Pns-
sengor association nio consldcilng today ,
and should the roads viully Interested do-
cldo to meet the rates uudo by the Great
Isorthorn It would nomplicato matters very
set loudly for Jttn Hill's ro.ul.
The Union P.icllle In this connection is not
having n bed of roses by any means , toilloon ,
and Mr. Ix > maIs kept guessing as to Just
\ \ hat movement his sturdy competitor In the
northwest Is bent upon linking noU. When
tue Union Paclllc doin.uulcd certain debts
regarding the long h.itil from the Missouri
rl\er to the notthwoU it was thought It
would bo absolutely consistent in loncedliig
the same right to othots. But the I/nlon
Pacific succeeded in making n contract with
the Oliicaco , St. Paul , Minneapolis & Omaha
and , hiding reached St. Paul , proceeded to
swell up with conscious pride to tno delight
of the Northern Pacille , Great Northein unit
other loads in that territory.
It was easy sailing as long as the waters
\\cioc.ilm and pc.ii.oful , but when the Gre.U
.i < oithctn people made nwldoient in the
rates , then a howl went up , which was
hoard upon the farthemost shoies of Pugct
Sound. It was a delight to Mr. Hill , and ho
g.uo the crank another tuin.
Itoduccil Train borxfco.
nrastus Voung hi speaklni : of the chaiges
made by the pioss of the state tint the
Union Pacific had taken on" tr tins because
of the maximum freight rate bill , slid : "It
Is the height of foolishness to attribute the
withdrawal of trains on the put of the
Union Pacific to the maximum rate bill. If
the raihoads were making money out of the
trains itwould bo suicidal to discontinue
them. A comparison , however , with
cirnings of Juno , Ib'.tt ' , with Juno ,
1881 , will show that freight ia-
celpts h.ue fallen 50 per cent , passenger
earnings alone , holding up railroad prop
erties. People who have time to collate
figures legarding the present sltiiitlon
should turn their attention to railroad earn
ings rather than Jump to the Ins mo conclu
sion that the ralltoids ate making a mint of
money , while the lost of the country is try
ing to ptotcct itself against fin md il p inics ,
etc. The truth of the mitlor 1 that con
fidence In the world of finance Is lacking.
There is Just as much monu\ per capita as a
j car ago.but not so much in circulationw lilcli
of course makes times harder. Theto is no
demand for articles raised on the farm , stock
is at low ebb , nothing is being bouuht be
cause of the scarcity of money , and that
May depend upon the \ ay y o i treat t he w irn-
ings which nature gives. A few bottles of
S. S. S. taken at the proper time may insure coed
health for a ) car or two. I here/ore act at once , for itS
/S IMPORTANT
that mture be assisted at the right time [
nevir fails to relieve the system of Im L
purities , and is an excellent to"ic also.
He Wants to Add His Name.
" Permit me to add my name to jour many other
ccrtificitesm commendation of the grent cuntiva
properties contained in Swift's Specific ( b S b ) It
Is certainly one of the best tonics I ever used.
"JOHN AV. DANILL , Andersonb. C. "
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed rea.
SWIFX SPECJFW CO. A.Uata.G .
brings doubt nnd uncertainty.
Hanks hnvo refused discount *
nnd domnnd a dollar's worth of
secuilti tot ovorv dollar lo mod , so thnt the
whole financial situation Is moro or loss ln
vol\cd ThU Is the condition as found by
the rallrotd With nothing moIng our only
iceourso hn * been to cut down nu wo hnvo
done that wherever possible. All the tall-
roads are fooling the present depression ami
everyone is trjlng to lesson expenses. "
UNION PAOIMO TAXES.
Atitwor In the Compiin'n Injunction to Ha
* " Mnilo N'o\t Mmnliiy ,
Next Monday Is answer day in the tem
porary Injunction biought by the Union
Paclllc to prevent the city council assessing
the property of thst company within Its
i Ight of-way , not returnable to the State
Ho ml of Equalization.
-J'ho temporary restraining order wns
Issued when the council was holding a ses
sion for the purpose of placing the property
of the several railway , telegraph and tele
phone companies upon the tat rolls. The
Union Pacific was the only comp my not rep
resented and entering n protest. It went
into court , and as a icsuli nil proceedings
were brought ton close , to await the out
come of the suit for a perpetual Injunction.
Unless the city wns able to sccuioa dis
solution of .ho Union Pacific. Injunction the
mombi'is of the council argued that it
would bo useless to make the proposed
assessment on the other companies. As a
result no fin ther tfctlou was t men.
Mr. ConneU w til make answ IT Monday.
Ho docs not hope to secure a full hearing
during this term , as Judge Duiuly w III bring
the session to a close \\lthln the next few
days Ho anticipates , howe\cr , that early
in the September term a full honing w 111 bo
gtauted. and that the fact of the matter
being tied up by an injunction will not
picjudlco the city's right nor chinccs In
in iking the proposed assessment In case the
Injunction Is dissolved ,
Suflurlnj ; with Il > ilr plinbtn.
ADUIAN , Mich. , Juno 27. Miss Dortha
Burnhtun of Dcorflcd , ngotl 18 , Is dying
of hydrophobia. Two mouths ago she
was bitten lit the hand by n stray ! > ug
do , which immediately disappeared.
Satin day , nt her father's store , ns cash
ier , she paid out $1,000 ( pr wool. At
noon she was soi/od with convulsions.
Doctors give no hope.
YOU CAN'T STAXD
the big blundeilng , old-fash
ioned pill , piobably. And
there's no reason why you
should. You can get better
help , and iiioro of it , with
things that arc easier to toke
nnd easier in their wnvs Dr.
Pierco's Plcahant Pellets.
Thej'ro the smallest in size ,
nnd the ylcasantfst remedy ,
all the way through.
In every derangement of tha
li\or. stomach ; or ban els , thcso
tiny Pellets will give jou moro
good. They have n tonic or
strengthening effect on the lining membranes
of the intestines. This nssists nnd Increases
the nrtduul action of the bowels , nnd jior-
manently cures Jaundice , Biliousness , Diz-
zinc > 3 , Bour Stomach , Indigestion , and con
sequent stupor or drowsiness.
For breaking up attacks of Colds , Chills ,
rc\ers , Rheumatism , Neuralgia , and kindrid
doi angcnicnts resulting f i oiu socro exposure ,
nothing can equal them.
They're guaranteed to give satisfaction. In
every cose , or j our money is returned. You
pay only for the yootl you get. This is trua
oiilv of Dr. Pierco's medicines.
What offer could bo moro buslncss-liko I
SOUTH Qj\f.AJJA >
Union Stock Yards Company ,
South OjnaTiai
fleet Cnttlo Ho nnJ "liecM > mnrltot In th3 iroit
CDMK53mHgUS ) _ . (
Wood Brothers.
I.lvo Stock Commission Mnrohunti
Bo ith Omaha Tolcpliono 1157. Cbloail
JOUNI ) IIAU14MA.N , Ufanninrr
WAL.T15H. K WDOIJ , fMlllllll" > rr
Market reports by in-ill and wlro chcerfullj
furnished upon apDllcatlon.
LIKE A GOOD JTEMPER SHEDS A1
BRIGHTNESS EVERYWHERE.
1316 Doug-las Street , Omaha , Neb.
s Thoemtnontsoecl llstlnnor oiis clironte , prlrat3 blood > Mn nn < l urinary dlaoisos A regular n
roKlitcrod iiriiluate In mcillclno , ni dluloni i nnd odrtlilc.ue * will iliow , H mill troattn * with tlis oroateit
> uccci3 , catnrrh loit munlinod , nominal W3iknuu , nl.'Ul lo eii an I all form ) of prtrate dl'cmes. No
mercury used Now troittmont for losj of vltil power I'nriUn unublo to visit mo mnjr ho treated nt uomt
t > 7 correspondence Modlclno or Instrutua.iti nun. liy mill oroxprou noouruly pacneli no mark < to Indt *
cnlocoutuata or sender , Onu parnoiml Intarrluw profofrjl Consult illon frea Corroipoudonca atrlotlT
private Hook ( Myttcrlon of l.lfo ) bunt freo. OUlco hours , a.m to 9 p m. Suudaya , 10 n. in , to 13 m ,
baud ; tttump for circular.
AWNINGB AND TENTS.
linaliaTcnt-Awniui WoHBros&Co. ,
Mannfacturer of Tents.
IIOllBI ! OOVICH8. Annlnm , PIC , "Ud uud
1113 1'urnam Mroat. 70iS lotli Struct ,
BAGS & TV-INE3
Bcmis Omaha Dag
COMPANV. *
Importers nnd iniinufnO
tur Vt of flour tacki ,
burlap , B twliiu.
BOOTS AND SHOE3. _
Morse-Coe Shos Company.
Illl Howard Ft
Offlce-llOMIW
and -
Boleiroom
tactorr-lll'J-1121'll" Howard St ,
We are the ONI.V Miaufixlurori of Ilootn anJ
8W n.Sf ! S A "f. w - to all to lancet
our now factory.
Klrkcndall , Joucs & Amer , Hand-Sewed
COMPANY , Wuoleiale
S11OUCO tooti ( liooi
llotton
mtr > agenti
Hubber > rJboo Co. 1IU.- and rubber guod" , I.Oi
11U IIOflHarner Street UlUllurnefUtro t
COAL , COKE. CORNICE.
Omaha Coal , Colie & Eagle Cornice Works
ilfmgalfanljol Iron cor-
I.I Mi : CO , bard andioft nlie , w I mil tv cap > inu
coal , H K cor. ICtu and tallc ikrlliihti Lic.l.tW
Duuitlai fctroet. and IJIO I"rtrfUMrtot
DRY GOODS.
il. E. Smith&Co. HilpatricK-KochDry
GOJUt ) LO.
L'rr coodi , notions , fur- Nutloni , itenti' furnlib-
rliUlu yoodt , coruor log iuoil : , cor. lltU and
lltb olid Howard bl . lUrnay Street ! .
FURNITURE.
Omaha Upholstering Be'jes & Uunyaa
OOMPAMT.
UptioUtured furniture. HJllNlTUltB COMPANY
UU/.IIU4 MctioUi ct-
W-oUialeonl/ . ana I
HARDWARE.