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6 THE OMAHA DAILY HER : TUESDAY. JUNE 19 , 1891.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Foreign Crop Damage Reports and Other
Bullish News Shovel Wheat Up.
THAT CEREAL RULED DECIDEDLY ACTIVE
There Were ( lend ilnjltiff Oriler * on Hunt )
at ( lie Opvnlni : mill l.ocnl HliorU
Were Uailly Induced to
Cover.
CHICAGO , June IS. Crop damage report *
( mm foreign lands anil other bullish news
Bhovcil wheat up today niul July closed 3c
higher atlct a 3 ic advance. Corn closed % e
lilghei for July , oats finished Vie higher for
Aiiguiil and provisions closed at a slight ad
vance.
The whrat market ruled decidedly active.
The bnttor tone wa duo , In addition to for-
tlgn crop news , to a decrease on ocean passage-
nnd ft larger reduction In the visible supply
than expected. There wcro good buying or
ders on hand at the opening , gome for for
eign account , both for cash and futures , nnd
the local shorts , who had anticipated n still
further break today , were Induced to cover.
'A press cable reporting the crops In Austria
nnd upper Hungary damaged by frosts and
unow and private advices quoting Derlln and
'Antwerp closing strong on bad weather cre
ated an actlvn demand. Another Derlln
cnhlo reported the market excited on bad
weather. The decrease on passage , according
to Heerbohm , was 2,128.000 bu. , and the
India shipments were reported at 380,000 bu.
The visible supply decreased 1,1(50,000 ( bu. A
feature was the spread between July and
September , which widened to Z'.fcc ' early and
later narrowed to from lc to Zc under ac
tive demand for the former. The market
opened % c higher nnd after advancing 3Uc ,
reacted % c , closing firm. The elevator peo-
pl were largo buyers.
Corn was active und stronger with a lV4c
range. Covering by shorts and the strength
Jn wheat were the factors.
Oats were firm with wheat. The range
lor July was % c.
Provisions were very dull , but firm on the
action of wheat. Compared with Saturday
night September pork Is Co higher , Septem
ber lard 214c higher and September ribs 5c
higher.
There was a fair Inquiry for vessels ; rates
Btcady nt I'/ic for wheat and Ic for corn
to Buffalo. Charters for wheat to New
York , Ic.
The leading futures ranged as follows ;
I"Open. . | "li'uTh. | Low. | Close.
00 BOM
July. ttl ! < . OXi
Sept 0:1)1 : ) 00) ) <
Coin No. ' . ' . .
Juno 40U 41K 4IRH !
July 4196
Supt , . 40KSN 4'2
0am No. ' „ ' . . .
Juno 43U 4 IX
July 3'J
Prpt SUM
Toilcpurbbl
July 12 I7' < 12 CO 12 45 12 CO
Sl'llt. IB Soil 11 ! 00 1U 00 12 00
Lnrcl. ion Ibs
June 0 70
July 0 75 0 71 ! ! < 0 7n
il III ) 0 DO 0 85 0 87
E ) ort Ulbs-
July 0 4S 047M 0 45 0 47M
Sept G 17.H I ) Ml 0 45 0 00
fimli riuntatlons were as follows :
I'LOl'R UncliaiiKcd.
WIII3AT No. 2 pprlnp , W o ; No. 3 eprlnu ,
nominal ; No. 2 led.cic. .
CORN No. 2 , 4IUc ; No. 3 jellon4HiI4Hc. .
OATS No. 2 , 4l'ic ; No. 2 white , 45C4Cc ; No. 3
Willie , -Hit450.
IIYII NIL 2. 49HC50C.
llAUI.nY No. 2 , nominal ; No. 3 , E254c ; No.
I , Me.
FLAX sr.nn NO. i , Ji.io.
TIMOTHY HnilD Prime , $4.75.
TROV1HIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , J12.47J50
12.50. Laid , per 100 Ibs. , J6.70. Short ribs , sides
( loose ) . J6 57VjJjO.CO ; dry caltul rliouldera ( boxrd ) .
ir..C2mi5.5T.i ; short clear , hides ( boxed ) , 56.75W
'w'filSKY Distillers' nnlshsd coeds , per gnt. ,
IMS.
The followmir wcro the receipts ana shipments
fcr today ;
On the Produce exchange today the butter mir-
l < cl was steady , unchanzcd : cri'amciy , 13B17c ;
dairy , llQICc. KPRB , Htendy ; HUIcily fresh ,
NIJW YORK CINUII.YL .
V'cstcrduy'B Quotations on Flour , Grain nnil
I'rovlttlons , Mctulf , ICtc.
NBW YORK , June 18. FLOUIt Ilocclpta , 30-
tOO bbls. ; exports , 14,000 tibia. ; union , 14,000 I > kKH. :
market disappointing to receivers , the sudden
Ldvnnco In wheat bavliiR caused buyers to hold
prices lOe higher , llyo flour , llrm. Buckwheat
Hour , nominal.
CORN MKAL Dull : yellow , western , J2.C5G
I.M > : llrnndywlne , $2.80.
IIUCKWIII3AT Nominal ; rnnR < > . CS075c.
IIYIJ Nominal : stale. MJJMc ; Jersey. B2053c.
IIARLP.Y MALT Quiet : wpstcin , C8S80o ( ; Can-
_ dn , PiKiOSc : six-rowed. hri8."ic.
WI1KAT Receipts , 2 > 7,00 < ) liu.j exports. C3.CO )
bu. ; sali'H. 33,840,000 bli , futures and 63,000 bu
Ipot. Spot market excited nnd higher ; No. 2
red , In store and elevator , G3c ; canal , f. o. b. ,
)3c ; No. 1 hard , .71Jc delivered. Options , ex-
llted and Btronif all day owlnR to unexpected
Itrensth of forulRn markets ; forelKneis were
heavy buyers here , nnd n world of short wheat
fvfiB covered , making the transactions the largest
In many months ; closed % { f3c up ; Juno closed nt
Me ; July , nUf(14e ( , closed at C3Uc ; Aiinust. C2HW
Ke , closed nt C4Uo ; Septeml T , WHSfCC Si-lGc ,
rinsed at CDc ; December , 67j"07fic , closed nt
B3V4c. \
CORN Receipts. 4SO.OOO bu. : exports , 37,000
Im , ; sales. GOO.OOO bu. futurei and 47,000 bu. njxit.
fipot market llrmer ; No. 2 , 45'Jc , In Hevator ;
45c , ntloat ; steamer mixed , 43Uc. Option mar
ket strong nil day , with wheat advancing sharply
Dn covering , and closed Tdfflc up ; June closed nt
IS > i ; July , 4.1ff4C e , closed nt 40o ; Auguct ,
I6W46UC , closed nt 4Cic ; September , 40UC47 3-16c ,
Closed at 47c.
OATS - Receipts , C3.000 bu. ; pales. 13S.OOO bu.
futures nnd IS'l.uOO bu , spot. Spot market strong
nnd fairly active ; No. 2. 49140 ; No. 2 delivered ,
MKc : No. 3 , 48 > 5c ; No. 2 white , 51 5H4o ; track.
white western , SlfiMc ; track , Hhlla stale , 61 R
He. Option market strong nnd higher on active
covering of s'.iorts owing t advance In wheat ;
closed VifflHo up , strong ; June closed nt Me ;
July , 47if4tHc ) , closed nt 4 $ > ic : Autnist , 47'iiff
4Sc. closed at 48o : H pti > inlicr. .H iiTSSiJc , closed
lit 3riio ; October closed nt 3.4c.
HAY Quiet : shipping , 10.00'iiC.M ; good to
choice , J7.OOW8.70.
HOPS Pull : state , common to choice , SfllCc ;
I'nelllo coast , 11O17C.
1I1DKS Quiet ; wet palteil New Orleans , se
lected , 4S to KItiH. . . 1'iWnic ' ; Texas , selected , 3T >
( o CO llj - , 4Q5c ; Uuenos Ayres , dry , :0 to 24
It ) * . , loumic.
I'ROVIHIONS lleef. quiet. Cut meats , steady ;
pickled shoulders , t ic. I-ird , steadv ; western
steam closed nt J7.05 asked ; sales , 4'1'J tierces at
17 ; July closed nt 17.10. nominal ; Heptember ,
17,25 , nominal ; refined , steady ; continent , $7.4i ) ;
B. A. . I7. J > : compound. 6\fiMc. Pork , nrm ,
lU'TTIIR ' llnrely steady ; western dairy , 10JI
15e : western rrenmer > - . HJftilicentcrn ; factory ,
DHWHHo ; Illglns. niic ; state dairy , 13Q17o ( ;
Btate creamen' , ISffn'ic.
ClliiSi : : : llnny ; state , large. "UflS c ; small ,
fancy , 7jfiSic ! ; part skims , 3UO > ic ; full skims ,
: < i24c.
KOOH I'lrmcr : state nnd Pennsylvania , 12 ®
I2'4o : western , frvhli. ll'.ilflic ; coulhern. cases ,
l2.iW3.Ofl ; receipts , 6.Cm ) pkgs ,
TALLOW ja : y ; 4'Hf4 , e for city , ( J2 per
likg , ) : coutry ( pkgs. free ) , 4tt4Xi : , us to qual
ity.Pr.TROLit'M
Pr.TROLit'M Quletj United rlowd nt 89'ie ,
Washington , bbls. . J ; retlned New York , 15.15 ;
I'lillndeliihla nnd Ilalllmore , (5 ; Philadelphia and
llalllmonIn bulk , I2.CO.
ROSIN Quiet ; strnlned , common to good , II.3S
*
TI'IH'KNTINK Quiet nt
RIOU-Qulet ; domestic , fair to extra , 4JJ6o ;
Japan , 4'i MHe.
MOLAS.sns Steady : New Orleans , open kettle ,
peed to i-hnlce. iO 3k- ( .
Pia IRON-Oull ; Scotch , 515.MflK.CO ; Ameri
can. ll.KW14.fli ) .
OOPPKR-Qillet : lake. $9.
LHAD-Qulet : domestic , 13.10.
T4N Quiet ; stmlts , 119.79 asked ; plates , mar
ket quiet.
HPKLTim Klrm : domentlc , 3.37',4 asked :
rnleti on 'change , 10 tons llousted. to arrive per
Menincr Mobile , C , O. 1) . , at $19.93 , und 10 tons
October. ( I9.7H.
rOTTON Siin OIL Quiet but trndy ; prime.
crude , nominal ; off crude. 26 < ? Mo : yellow butler
Brndon. X-a aske < | ; choice yellow. 3Unom'n.il :
prime yellow , HUfMSo : yellow off grades , 31HO
12e ; prime white , 36ft'37c. _
MlnnciipollH Wlioiit MnrKot.
MINNBAPOLIS , June IS. The heat marktt
WBJI itrong and active today , opening this mornIng -
Ing .Ho higher than the close cif Saturday , and
advancing Inter H i > for July and lite for Sep.
Umber. The advance was liasiil nmlnly U | on
luid weather rr | > irt In Huropc nnd liluher ca-
ties. No large llnm of wheat came on tlve
market for Mle und inUi'vllnnnmN buying wus
Krvatly In rxcvs * of the onvrlngn for salt' . Ilusl-
IIM > wan nearly equally dlvldeil U'twccn the
month of July und Beptcmlwr. with \ery lltll *
lon In other future * . Th * market clewed :
June and July , Kc ; Htpttmtwr , 69H : on track.
No. 1 burd , Cc ( ; No. 1 northern , He ; No. nurlli-
> rn. ei'ic. RecelpH of wheat for the day wre
141,000 bu , ; ihliunvnti. J7.JOO bu. The market
made another dtcrvase In the local supply of
\v hint of 30,000 Im. . UH miller * were .rinding
about ISO 000 bu. In the twmty.four hours. The
flour market wo * dull and Ulfutr , u millers ud-
iiinvi-d thHr inanition * In irrnpnthy trlth 'he
niKuncr In n-hrnt. Mote Inqulrlti cn.mo later
In Hi' < 1n > fl r the oilvnnot , Indicating- In.
cr'nsmg Interest In th * ( lour dilation.
I.nr.nl 1'rodiico llitrket.
The K'n rnl market jterjny wa quiet. n
imuul nn a Monday , mid U was mnda Hill more
o liy Ihc heavy mil of lain , which Initcd until
mlddnx. A Mu ficni the drup In rmttor ihcro
wan no voiy notewMlhy ihittiro In values ,
HUTl'mt-Thc heavy inln , wlllcll Imvo cov
ered u cued ihnro of lh buller producing sec
tion * nt the Ktnte , pronilnc lu Html up the
piMmti > nnd Incrcimc HIP duller output , nnd
th'n fact naturally w ken tha speculative- mar
ket. Now York In ctndltiK out omc Vtry bearish
tc.oil | , claiming Hut Iliu relent nchnncoOH
due If manipulation nnd not warranted l > y the
nctunl condition * prevailing at the lime. As n
rrimlt bmels hero arc lowcilng their bldH and
offcrliiif only lOc tcr packing Block. Choice
conn try liuilor. II-JIIc : cparator creamery , 15W
lllc , brlok , . . ICtfl'c.
K1OS The CKrt market lion not ihown much
change since Ihu close of lust week. A good
many egKi are colng at Olio , but nearly an many
at IOo. Thena price * nro obtainable only for
rtrlrlly fich and bright Block. There arc ,
howe\cr plenty of ORBS rold as frejli nt DC ,
MVI3 POI'I/my-There wan very Illtlc poul
try of iiny kind In , but the Hist of the week
there In novcr nnj Inquiry of any consequence ,
fo lh.it tin * maiket did not show any change In
prlf . Old hoiiK. f > , romlem , 3c. The demand
for gece and iluclci In very Unlit , and what few
nro an U Ing uro motlly birds that Imvo been
plucked , nnd In consequence not very
dtftlrnhlc. There In quite n Illtlo Inquiry for
turkcyi , nnd Ihc few that arc coming meet
ullli very ready sal * , Ducks , tfl'e : hen tur-
kevs. 7c : gobblers , C IGc ; Rfest ? , G'tjc.
VfJAIj A nil tally noted , It hail been H rnthcr
dmicult mailer lo keep the market cleaned up.
Theie IIIIH been n com > liiut tendency for Blocks
lo accumulate , and In order to move them
Bom1 pretty Ion pilrcB hale been made. Choice
fat nnd small Neuls nio quoted at 5&Cc ; coarse
and large , 3 ! ) la.
CHEESE There U some very choice Wlscon-
tln cheerc on thu market. Wisconsin , full
cream , new make , lOirllr ; Nebraska nnd lown ,
full cream , D&lOo : Nebraska and Iowa , part
skim , fiftic : Uinburgor. No. 1 , lOc ; bilcU , No. 1 ,
lOc ; Swim. No. 1 , 13 14c.
HAY There were nine cars of hay In yester
day , which wan n very IlKht inn for the llrat
of the week , und Iho rain Hill bo apt to keep
the receipt * down for a day or two. The mai-
ket could hardly be quoted hlKher , though theie
wan n strong feeling , and denier * looked for n
speedy advance unless the rccclpta Improve. A
very little of thu brut liny touched 19.
There unery Illtlo straw coming nnd
very little demand. Upland liny , f.W : mldlnnd ,
58 ; lowland , J7.SO ; rye Mrnw. Jti. Demand fair ;
supply fair. Color makes Ihu price on hay.
Light bales sell the best. Only top grades bring
top prlc < .
PIGEONS The nun clubs use quite n good
ninny pigeons , nnd Ihere IB n demand for old
birds strong on the wing. Old birds , per doz. ,
I1.4001.CO.
VEGETAULEH.
There was not much In the way of new fea
tures to be found In Ihe vegetable market.
Home ginwn vegetables are gradually taking
thn place of thfrto shlpld In fiom n distance ,
mid prices In comsequcncc are gradually going
lower.
AiUlro.i from Muscntlnc , In. , say that 1.400
acres of watermelons have been put In , Th"
average yield Is about one car per acre , nnd
Ihe harvest geneinlly commences about August
10 nnd ends October 10.
CANTAI.OUI'i.S : A few Texas cantaloupes
lm\c arrived on the nmrkcl , but arc not mov
ing off very inpldly. On orders , Jl.OOWI.DO per
doz.
SWEET COIIN Texas sweet corn , on orders ,
per doz. . SOfjSJc.
BEETS Now beets , per doz. bunches , 203J25c ,
on orders.
SQUASH Texas summer squash on orders ,
CUCUM units The market Is flooded with both
home grown nnd southern cucumbers , and they
are not moving oft ns rapidly as dealers would
like lo FOO them. On orders , per crate , K , or
30(740c per doz.
OIIEEN I'ni'I'EnS Texas
green peppers , per
' .4 bu. box , 7.1c.
OlA ) 1IHANS Hand picked navy. $2.1002.15 :
medium navy , tl,90j2.00 ; common while beans ,
tl.C001.GO.
ONIONS The market Is not qulle so strong.
On orders , soulhern , per bu. box , tl.SO ; Cali
fornia , 2&2'Jc ' per Ib ,
POTATOES Through some means several cars
of California potatoes were delayed on the road
nnd nil came here In n bunch. This has
rendered the supply for the lime being quite
large , but they nro moving off quite freely , nnd
prices are about sleady , though lower than they
were early last Wi > el : . Good stock , $1 per bu.
CABUAOB California Is furnishing the only
cabbage that Is coming to tills maiKet from u
distance , and It Is good for the sason. Some
home grown cabbage Is being offered on the
maikct , but It Is small. Good shipping stock ,
on oldcrs , 2'ifT2''ic. (
ASPAHAOUS Good homo grown stock , 353400
per doz. , on orders.
TOMATOES The tupply on Ihe market Is
very liberal , both Mississippi and Florida btlng
large shippers lo tills market. Mississippi stock ,
per 4 basket crate , } 1.60 ; Florida stock , per C
basket crate , I2.2J5J2.CO.
NE\V IIEANS Wa ! ( beans , on orders , per ' .4
bu. box. bOfllKJc : string brans , per Vi bu.
box , 75ft 81c.
PEAS The supplv It very light nnd the mar
ket strong. Good stock , per bu , , ? 2.
EGG PLANT Per doz. , on orders , 7rJ$1.00.
CAUIiIFLOWUH Choice Btock , per doz. , Jl.MU
1.75.
1.75.CA nnOTS New soulhern carrots , per doz.
bunches , 40c.
PIE PLANT On orders , per Hi. , 2c. '
PARSLEY1 On ordeia. per doz. bunches. ! 5fJ30c ,
Tt'KNIPS New Koulhern. per bu. , J1.23 ; home
grown , per doz. bunches , 25 30c.
FUUITB.
A well attended auction sale was held yester
day morning nnd 3.11 boxes of peaches. 1,033
lioxes of cherilos and 707 cases of apricots sold.
The peaches brounhl big prices , the cherries
fair , but the apricots sold low.
On account of the rain the market In the
wholesale dlstilct was n little slow. The re
ceipts of berries were large and prices lower
all around.
STIIAWIIEKIUES The market was full of
strawberries. There was part of a car held
over from Falurdav afternoon that came In
from Washington. There was also over thirty
cases by expnss from Idaho nnd about ten
cases from Ulan. They were most too soft to
ship out on orders. The best brought 13.25 per
cane.
APPLES There were a few Arkansas ap
ples In that Bold quite readily. They were
put up In U bu. boxes , and brought , on orders ,
! )0c. )
)0c.CHEItniES
CHEItniES The arrival of a car from Cali
fornia has made cherries plenly once more on
this market. California cherries , choice , tl.25.
APIUCOTS The supply of npilcots keeps up
very large nnd the market Is low. Theie Is n
very wide range In quallly nnd n corresponding
difference In prices. Per crate , JI.OOW1.W.
GOOHEIIEKUIES The supply was not so
large lus It has been of Into. The demand Is not
so good , ns home-grown beriles are becoming
quite plentiful In n good many sections. Quota
tions nro n little lower. Good slock , green , on
orders , } 2.fiO per 24-qt. case.
ni.ACKHEUIUK.S The recc'pts were very
heavy yesterday for the first day of the week.
That fact , together wllh HIP rain , put the mar
ket down , and good stock went , on orders , at 13.
11L.AC1C HAKPHHIUUKS The receipts were
not very large , but the market was lower. Oood
shipping slock , nn orders , } 3.
rtEH IlASPItEIlHIES There weio none re
ported received yesterday.
1 KACHES California peaches arc becoming
unite plentiful. The price quolcd la the same
as at the close of last week.
PI.UMS The California plums received last
week haxe all been disposal of. nnd there Is
nothing Just at prcsnt upon which quotations
can bo based.
TROPICAL , FHUITS.
It Is noticed that while the pineapples from
Florida ate of very good quality this year llicy
are smaller than usual. This Is said lo be
due to the severe drouth lhat prevailed during
the growing season. The number of pines will
be far more tbun last year , yet the number of
crates will not bo greatly Increnxed. Very few
shipments tue being made by express this year ,
na has been the case In former years. This Is
duo to the Increased freight facilities for hand
ling Ihe crop. Since Ihe Hint of the- month the
shipments from Indian river , Florida , have
been very large. During the first two weeks of
Ihe month the railroads claimed lo have handled
22,000 crales from that section.
IIANANAR As usual , when Berries are on
the market the demand for bananas Is not very
heavy. Cliolce slock , J2.00fi60.
l.EMONH The demand has not been Increased
to nn extent sulllclent to advance prices ns yet
and the market remains steady. Fancy lemons
SCO size , 14 ; fancy lemons. SCO size , JJ.73 ; choice
lenums. SCO size , I3.50tt3.7f , .
CHANGES A car of tine Medlternnean snceta
came In Friday nnd are offered at steady
prices , that Is , J3.Mil 3.75.
PINKAPPI.ns-Thero Is a fair supply of
Florida pineapples on the maikct nt Jl.Mifll 75
per doz , , or JS.OOW9.00 per crnto of about nix
doz.
MISCEU.ANEOrs.
Fins-Fancy , per Ib , . 12',431 : .
DATES Halloween , C5 to 70-lb , boxes , per Ib. ,
11ONKY California , 15o ; dark honey , 10B > 12c.
MAPU5 SYHUP-llallon cans , per dor. . Ji :
NUTS-Almonds. 150I7c ; Enwllsh walnut"UO
" " " " UO
c : filberts. Uc ; Iliazll nuts , lOc.
CIDEll-Puru Juice , per bbl , , : half bbl. ,
lilted hides. 4c ; part cured hide
( * . Uo per Ib '
Una than fully cund.
BHEKP PKLTS-Grcen soiled , each , 25CeOc-
grern salted nhrnrllngs ( short-wooled early skins ) '
each , SftKc ; dry shearlings ( short-wooled early
kins ) . No. 1 , each , 6 10c : dry shenrllncs ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. 2 , rnch. 6 ; dry flint.
Kumuis and Nebraska butcher wool , pelt * , per
Ib. , nvtual weight , MiSc ; dry flint , Kansas and
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight. 4CGi- : dry flint. Colorado butcher wool
pelt * , per -Iti. . nctunl weight , 407c ; dry flint.
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib , , actual
weight. 4 < ! Cc.
TALIXHV AND GREASE- Tallow , No. 1 , 48
4VSc ; tallow , Nn. 2 , J'4 f34e ; greaie , white A ,
4Uc : crease , white H. 4o : grease , yellow , Jo :
grease , dark , tVjc ; old Inner. 2f2Hc ; beeswax ,
prime , 15MSo ; rough tallow , 2c ,
l.nerponl M
LIVr.RPOOL , Juno 18.-\VIinAT- : de
mand moderate : holders offer moderately : No. 1
Cal f unlo , 4 * 101 ; red w t m winter , 4i idJJIs 7d.
CORN Steady : demand moderate ; new mixed
! * lt , 3 * SHd.
PROVISIONH-Iloef , India mess , 76s. Pork ,
prime mess , CtoflCC * 3d. , llacon , Unit will shoit
ulrur , U Ibs. , 32 9d ; Ionic clear , 4S 11 * . , Ks ,
Lard , prime western , S..a 7d.
London Crop Report.
LONDON , June 18. The weather last w * k
lmiro\e | < | nnd became warmer , but It la now dull ,
wet and cooler , The crop condition * are fulrly
Rood. The wheat market U t week wu not
active , but It wak flrnu Although part of the
adiance wan lost , price * w re fully 1 * W bet
ter , Bomo et tUe purchaMn wr buying In
order lo cover I/a Plata nheat Attracts atten
tion and Indian ifhent Is coming up on thf
market.Vhlt * wheat for ihlpment was rv > t
offered and wa icnrc * . Near nt hand California
earn arrived was quoted at Sin. Red winter
linrcel . June nnd July , delivery , \vere quoted
at It * JJ
Hour was steady with moderate Inquiry at
6d to Is advance. Maize linn been faltly active
At M higher , became quieter and Is now nrm.
Mixed American pntcel arrived was quoted at
17s. Ilarlcy was nrm at Sd up and I * now firmer
on crop news , oats were ntendy with fair In *
qulry. _
K\HTiilN rilUlT SAIiKS.
Chicago niul New York Commission Firms
In the Miirkct.
CIIICAOO , June IS.-Tho Earl Fruit company
sold California fruit nt auction today ns follrms :
Apricots , Monlfrnmcl , Jl.3.42.2. ! ' > ; rojnl , G. > fJ85c ;
peaches , Alexander , JI 2..f/l.r : > : plumi. cherry ,
JI.23 ! Royal Native , Jl.OO ; St. Catherine. J1.9) :
Clymnn , Jt.65. First box llartlc.lt penis from Sol
Ilunyon , Sacrnmento river , JG.03 ; cherries , COiTSSc ;
some soft , Irlllo less.
Porter Ilros. company sold nt auction today
eight cars of California fruit : royal apricots ,
C&cQJl.lO ; Monlgamrls , J1.33 ; Alexander peaches ,
EScuJI.40 ; Clymnn plums , Jl,70ffl.Mi cherry
Plums , "OofiJl.lO ; Royal Helix o plums , Jl.lj ;
black Tartnilan cherries , 250 Wo , very poor order.
Poiter IlroH. ' New York house sold twii cars of
California fruit nt auction : Prunes , $3.00 ; Ki.on
Claude plums , Jl.AO ; st , Catherine plums , II 85 ;
Royal Hcllve. 11.20 ; Clyrnan , JI.20ifl.00 ; cherry
plum * , JI.lOfM.M ; royal ajirlcoln , JI. 1091. 10 ; Al
exander peachen , J1.OG2.5 : black Tartarian
cherries , 40c0Jl.CC.
_
Kt. Louis ( irnornl Alitrknt.
ST. LOUIS , Juno IS.-FLOI'R-Strong. un
changed.
\VllEAT-Was strong on cable news nnd n short
scare , gaining 2)ifi2c ; No. 2 red , cash , f 6c ;
June. 87Uc ; July , DSUc ; August , 57 Vic ; Septem
ber , 6Sc.
CORN Gained WOUie In sympathy with wheat.
No. 2 mixed , cash and June , 3'JVic ; July , C9Uc ;
September , 334c. !
OATS Stmng , higher : No. 2 , cash and June.
4C c ; July , 36Uc ; August , 31c ; ScptuniLcr , SO lie.
RYlNothliig doing.
IJA RLE Y Nothing doing.
11RAN I nver ; 62c.
FLAX SEED-J1.15.
IMXJVER SEEI-Jii.Hft7.60. )
TIMOTHY SEED 14 60 .r.00.
HAY Firm ; prime to choice timothy , J3.00O
10.00.
IIUTTER-t'nchnnged.
EGOS I wer ; 7e.
LEAD-FIrm ; J3.12'4. '
SIT-LTER-Noinliial ; J3.20.
CORN MKAL Unchanged.
\VIIISKY-J1.15.
COTTON TIES Unchanged ; 93c@J1.00.
llAOGINO-Uncliangrd , 6i.iftCc.
PROVISIONS Dull , dim. Pork , standard meis.
Jobbing. J13. Lnrd , prime steam , JC.30 ; choU-o ,
J0.6214. Di > - salt meats , loose shoulders , Jfi ;
longs nnd ribs , JC.CO ; shorts , JC.73. Huron , packed
shoulders , J7 ; longs , J7.25 ; rlbt , $7.3714 ; Bhoits ,
J7.60iT7.C2'Xj.
RECEIPTS Flour , 6.000 hbls. ; wheat , 0,000 bu. ;
corn. Cl.OOO bu. ; oatK , 18.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 6,000 bbli. ; wheat , 1,000
bu. ; corn , 48,000 bu. : oats , 3,000 bu.
Coffre Market.
NEW YORK , June 18. COFFEE Options
opened steady , C5T15 points up , ruled fairly ac
tive , but n shade easier nt the close : closed
steady , unchanged to 10 points up. Sales. 9.003
bngH. Including : July. J15.10 ; August , J14.GO { ? >
14.70 ; September. 14.05014.15 ; October , J13.33 ;
December , J13.00SZ13.20. Spot coffee , Rio firm ;
No. 7 , J1G.23 ; mild , steady ; Cordova , } 19.00 J19.25.
Sales , SOO bags Central American nnd 130 bags
Mexican , p. t. Warehouse deliveries Saturday.
12,118 bags : In stock today , 10S.381 bags ; United
States stock , 1C3.114 bags ; nflont for the United
States , 142,000 bags ; total visible for the United
States , 305,114 bugs , against 490,452 bags last
year.
SANTOS. June 18. Quiet ; good average , J17.
Receipts , 1,000 bags : slock , 13.000 bags.
Weekly report : Quiet , good average , per 10
kllni , J17. Kccelpt during week , 12,000 bags ;
shipments to United States , 21,000 bags ; stock ,
13,000 tings.
HAMIiURQ , June 18. Steady , prices > /t0'A pfs.
higher. Sales. 10.000 bags.
HAVRE , June 18. Opened steady. > , iQlt
higher nt 12 m. ; showed n further ndvnnce of
UHt nt 3 p. in. , was Irregular , with price un
changed to ! if lower ; closed quiet. Sales , 2,000
bags.
RIO DD JANEIRO , June 18. Firm : No. 7
Hlo , J15 ; exchange , 9id. Receipts , 7,000 bags ;
cleared for the United States , 8,000 bags ; stock ,
153.030 bags.
Weekly report : Firm ; per 10 kilos , J15 80. Ex
change , 91id. Receipts during week , 45000 bass ;
shipments to United States , 29,000 bags ; Btock ,
1H.UOO bags. _
Sugar Market.
NEW YORK. June 18. SUGAR Raw firmer ;
fair refining , 211-16c ; centrifugal , 00 test , 3'jc. ;
Sales , 3,423 bags centrifugal , 90 test , X 3-3.'c ; 3,172
bags molasses sugar , 69 test , 2 7-lCc ; 0,000 bags
centrifugal , SO test , to Hoston , S'.fcc. Refined
nctlve ; No. C. 3K3 15-lGc ; No. 7 , 3H03 13-lCc ;
No. 8. 3 9-lG 3ic ; No. 9 , 3'A < ii3 11-lCc : No. 10.
3 7-lMT3c : No. 11 , 3H03 9-lCc ; No. 12. 3 5-1C ®
3',4o ; No. 13. 2V4c : off A , 3 { J4',4c ' ; mould A , 4',4c ;
standard A , 4 l-lliSTlUc : confectioners' A , 4 1-lOfJ
4Uc : cut loaf. 653-lGc ; crushed , 5515 3-lCc ;
powdered. 4' , < " .5T'I ' ll-16c ; granulated , 4 3-lCi4c.
LONDON , "June 18. SUGAR Cune quiet but
steady ; centrifugal Java , 14s 3d ; Muscovado , fair
refining , 12s Cd. _
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS , June 18-COTTON-Salcs.
spot , 900 bales ; to arrive. 100 bales ; ordinary ,
56-Kic : peed ordinary , 6 5-16ct ; middling , 7c ; good
middling , 7c ; middling , 7 13-lCc , nominal ; fair ,
9c , nominal. Receipts , 703 bales ; stock , S6.1CS
bales. Futures quiet ; June , Jfi.CS ; July , JG.fSW
C.W ; August. J6.S8fiC.S9 ; September , J6.820C.S3 ;
October , J6.S7ftC.88 ; November , JC.92fiC.93 : Decem
ber , J6.9SJjC.99 ; January , J7.04 bid ; February ,
J7.10 bid.
ST. LOUIS , June 18. COTTON-Qulet ; mid
dling , 7 3-lCc. Sales , none ; receipts , 100 bales ;
shipments , 700 bales ; stock , 34,700 bales.
Knnsns City Markets.
KANSAS CITY , June M WHEAT } flH4e
higher ; No. 2 hard. 63Kc ; No. 2 red , C44Q'5ci ! '
No. 3 red , 60ff52c ; rejected. 44 4Cc.
CORN Uff'XiC higher ; No. 2 mixed , 3514fflcs :
No. 2 white , 3839c.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 401441e ; No. 2
white. 41',4ift42c.
RUTTER Steady ; creamery , 1431Sc ; dairy ,
HOGS Dull ; 7',4c.
RECEIPTS None.
BHIPMENTS-Nonc.
"
Dultlth Wheat .Mil rite t.
DULUTII , June 18. WHEAT Close : Higher :
No. 1 hard , cash , Juno and July , C4c ; No. 1
northern , cash , June nnd July , 62 > ic ; September ,
61Sc ; December , C3c ; No. 2 northern , cash , 69c ;
No. 3. 65'ic ; rejected , 60'lc ; to arrive. No. 1
northern , G4c.
RYE 45c.
FLAX 8EED-J1.2IW.
OATS No. 2 , 42c ; No. 3 white , 42l4c.
Now York Dry Uoodo AInrkct.
NEW YORK. June 18. There was no life In
the market , yet on the part of visitors there
was more Inquiry for wool and cotton dress
goods , ginghams , prints , light weight fancy
colored cotton and dress silks , with moderate
sales resulting. The print cloth market was dull
at 2 11-lCc for 04 squares.
'Frisco Wheat Quotations.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 18. WHEAT Quiet ;
December , Jl.10',6 ; May , JU5 % .
Klein Mutter 'Market.
ELGIN , 111. , June 18. HUTTER Steady ; sales ,
41,100 Ibs. , at 17c.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS , June 18. WOOL Quiet , firm , un
changed. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
STOCKS AMD 11ONDS.
Atchlson Itcorg nlzntlnn I'lnn Kept the
Street .Somewhat Agitated.
NBW YORK , Juno 18. It was announced
last week that the Atchlson reorganization
plan would bo perfected today and the tull
details made public. The committed was In
session this afternoon , but did not reach a
final conclusion , and deferred the publication
of the scheme of reorganization until tomor
row. It Is understood the foreign committees
are In harmony with the Now York commlt-
tee and that all Interests are taken care of
In the plan , which has already been fore
shadowed In this report. The street Is anx
iously waiting the publication of the plan In
view of the fact that there are other reor
ganizations still pending for which the At
chlson scheme might servo as an example
to bo followed In EOIUO particulars. There
was a halting , unsettled tone to the specula
tion on the Stock exchange today , as If the
operators were watting for something to turn
up. Neaily half the business was In the In
dustrials , the only active shares ot the rail
way list being St. Paul and Uurllngton. The
engagement of $2,000,000 In gold for ship
ment to Europe by tomorrow's steamer had
no effect on the market , the gold being sent
merely by reason of the scarcity of bankers'
and sterling bills , and It docs not change the
views of the leading bankers , who believe
July will see the end of the gold export move
ment. The arbitrage houses were not In the
market to any appreciable extent , and the
tone of American securities on the London
exchange was not encouraging. Chicago was
a teller of St. Paul and the bull clique was
a buyer ot Chicago das.
Sugar opened at an advance of } i per cent ,
and under moderate buying rose an addi
tional % per cent , to 99 % . The higher range
ot values Induced sales to realize profile ,
and a reaction of l'i per cent took place , ot
which H per cent had been recovered at the
close , making u gain of % per cent on the
day , the preferred recording a similar Im
provement. The unexpectedly heavy decrease
In the earnings for St. Paul for the second
week of Juno led to an attack upon the stock ,
which fell oft % per cent , only to make a
complete recovery under supporting orders ,
the close being within U Per cent ot the
best ( Inures ot the day. DurllngUin , after
an early decline of % per cent , rose % per
cent , and reacted H per cent ; nock Island
showa an advance of % per cent , and North
western stands unchanged ,
Union Pacific was weak In the early deal
ing * , and receded 1 per cent on the report
that Attorney General Olney bad decided to
commence proceed I tics to secure payment ot
the government detjtii | ) the denial of tha
rumor from Washington a recovery of 14
per cent was mnde' Tfio bond market was
firm In the mornlnKjl/iti became unsettled
during the nftcrnoonr and closed Irregular.
The Evening Pofel'feA London cablegram
eays : The stock markets were Idle und dull
today , Tlfo Ascot rracos will begin tomor
row nnd will monopolize attention for the
rest of the week. Amo.flcnns were flat , par
ticularly Union I'acinc.'iin Dutch selling. The
closing was o fracll&n better. The London
committee of Atchlson .bondholders met to
day , but nothing was f-Jvon out about their
business. It Is bclliVcfl It only considered
minor details. The B tock exchange will
probably bo closed Saturday week ,
The Kvenlng Post' says : A renewed ad
vance In the prlco < Jf grain came today ( sim
ultaneously with the report of a heavy de
crease In the St. 'I'atil's weekly earnings ,
lloth had some Influence on the very dull
slock market , but presumably served solely
to offset each other.
The following arc the closing quotations
on the lending stocks of the New York ex-
clinngo today :
The total pnlcs of stocks today were 117.15S
nhiirra , InclndltiB : American SiiKar , 27,500 ; Ilur-
HnKton. 6.300 ; ChlcnBO Gas , 14.400 ; Missouri Pn-
cinc , 13,200 ; St. Paul , 15,000 ; Union Pnclllc. 4.400 ;
Unitetl States CordaRC , 12,300 ; Western Union ,
4,800.
Now i'orlc Money Slnrlcot.
NHW 7OIUC. June 18. MON13Y ON CALI -
Ensy nt 1 per cent ; last loaned und closed , 1 per
"PRIME MERCANTILC PApnu-24 per
cent.
8TinLINO nXCHANQn Dull but nrm with
actual business In bankers' bills nt J4.88 % for
demand nnd nt J4.87 i for sixty days ; posted
rates , Jl.88'4f4.90 : commercial bills. J4.6Ci.
SlLVKIl UKUTII'IL1ATES-S4 C5c.
GOVCnNMUNT BONUS Firm ; State bonds
Inactive.
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
Financial Notes.
BALTIMOnn. June 18. Clearings , $1,837,271 ;
balances , $321,704.
NBW YORK , June 18. Clearings , $07,075,014 ;
balances , 14,801,029.
PARIS , June 18. Three per cent rentes , lOOf
17J4il for the account.
PHILADELPHIA , June IS. Clearings , } 8,704-
000 ; balances , 11,851,648.
MEMPHIS. June 18. New York cxchnnKC , sell
ing nt $1. Clearings , J2I0.043 ; balances , J12r,974.
CINCINNATI , June 18. Money , 2100 Per cent.
New York exchange , 60iOc premium. Clearings ,
J2.2SS.100.
NEW ORLEANS , Juno 18. New York exchange ,
commercial , $1 per $1,000 premium ; bank , $1.60
premium.
SAN FRANCISCO , Juno 18. DrnftB. slsht ,
12HC ; telegraphic , lfe. Silver barn , G20Wjc. !
Mexican dollars , 61fi51'ic. '
ST. LOUIS , June 18. Clearings , J3.C09.807 ; bal
ances. $ C20M1. Money , dull , CW7 per cent. Ex
change on New York , 85c premium bid.
CHICAGO. June 18. Clearings , $5,149OQO. New
York exchange , 70o premium , aicrllnu exchange ,
dull ; actual , $4.87i&4.S9. Money , 40G per cent.
LONDON , June 18. The amount of bullion gone
Into the Hank nf England on balance today Is
75,000. The price of gold at Huenos Ayrcs today
U 91. The ROM premiums In Uurope today are
as follows : Austria. 4.35 per cent ; Greece. 73
per cent ; Itnly , 10,80 per cent ; Portugal , 32.05
per cent ; Russia , 48,32 per cent ; Spain , 21.38 per
cent. .
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK.
Hrlsk Tnulo Itcsultml In Cattle \rlth Higher
Prices.
CHICAGO , Juno 18. Cattle receipts fell nearly
12,000 head short of Saturday's estimates today
and a brisk trade resulted with prices for good
grade steers lOo above the closing values of the
week. Dry lot cuttle wcro scarce and badly
wanted , and all good , smooth steers that did
not show too much Brass sold readily at the ad
vance. The grassy urailes nnd stackers also
sold at Elron. prices , but the advance for such
classes was scarcely quotable. Few steers were
at hand coed enough to sell above $1.60. but
nrlmo 1 400 to l.COO-lb. beeves would have found
ready Bale around J5. The bulk of the beef
steers Hold nt from $4.25 to $4.70 nnd plain lots
nruund $4. Female stock sold n shade above
the lower prices of the latter part of last week ,
the Texas market was strong , ' with about 1.800
head on sale. Prices -were llrm all around ,
with fed steem eelllnrt'lsrKely nt from $3.20 to
$3.75 nnd grassem nt fiolh'J2.7o to $3.1S.
In bogs there wna n. ' 01x1 , big bulge In prices
today. The run was 1(000 ( bend larger than on
the opening diy last week , but a strong demand
soon developed. TrndWns Tjulto nctlve at the
start , with prices frujmrtjc to llo ) higher , and
when the small suphlles * at western mnikeln
were known another Tfr..Ttiar put on , making n
bulge of from lOo to'tSe'from Saturday's early
iirlces. There were n.JewiTtales of prime heavy
dogs at $5 , but most of tlto good to choice pack
ing and shipping hogs ot medium and heavy
eights sold at from $ tWA > $ ! , . Light weights
were not In favor , but-4Jv e was nn advance of
from Co to lOc , best llrthr colling at $4.80 , and
most of the fair to .oofl ; grades at from $4.co
to $4.75. The avcrago. market was fully lOo
lilghcr and the pens Jw re cleared nt nn early
liour , prices holding nnrrto the finish.
In sheep very email , receipts afforded some
relief to the badly rrnlrted market yesterday.
The nrrlvals , less than -4.000 head , were the
smallest for n Manila ) * In more than live years
nml the market rcupO'iin'eil ' by an advance of
from 15o to 25e fn > m-4.h U'ggarly scale of
prices noted ut the cUwf .of the week. The few
rood , fat mutton BliiMi'toId quickly at the ad
vance. Borne extra fat-wethers sold up to $3.60 and
fair to good mutton stock largely at from $2.85
to $3.25. The thin to fair mixed grades and
feeders sold to much better udvuntaue , nates
ranging- largely at from $1.60 to $2.40. A string
jt 269 head fair. W-lb. Texas feeders sold to
an Indiana feeder at $1.75. The lamb market
was correspondingly strong. Mont of the good
lamlm sold fully 2ic higher. Kxtru Iambi sold
around $4 M und fair to good grades largely
at from $9.CO to $1.25.
Recvlpta Cuttle , 20,000 head : calves , 245 head ;
hoKS. 35,000 head ; sheep , D.&OO head.
The Evening Journal reports :
CATTLE liec < jlpt , 20,000 head : In fair demand
and a trifle higher ; prime to extra native strem ,
I4.7SO5.00 : medium , $ ( .2304.50 ; other * , $3.7B03. S ;
'
IIOOS Receipts , 35.000 head ; market active an I
lOo hlKh n nil wilil ! rough heavy , $4 30fr4JO :
packers , mixed , $4.7CT4.K ! ) ; prime heavy and
butcher weights. $4.901)5.00 ; assorted light. $4. 0
'tHUSEP AND LAMI)8-Rec lts , 8,500 hfad ;
light receipts ; market a trllle higher ; lop
$ J.69tfJ.76j top Iambi ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Opens with Light Receipts anil a
Rather Anxious Trade.
CATTLE MARKET REMAINS UNTESTED
Offerings Not Enough to Try the Temper
of DrnkTK lloRn In ( lootl Itcqucst
niul Uomculmt Higher Tlnm
on Mnturtlny.
MONDAY , June IS.
Itccclpts of nil kinds of stock showed n
very considerable decrease ns compared with
last Monday. The cattle supply was smaller
than It has been In over a year. Less than
700 head of cattle of all Idnds were received
and the offerings did not Include any very
desirable beeves. There was n good , active
demand both from the dressed beef men and
shippers , but owing to the scarcity of useful
cattle trading was slow and It was next lo
Impossible to a ccrtnln the exact condition
of the trade. An cistern advices were all
very favorable , hot.n. It IB altogether
probable that desirable beef steers would
have sold fully a dime better than Saturday.
There were only four or live straight loads
of cows here and a few odds and units. The
supply was very largely of common to poor
stock and prices were little If any better
than at the close of last week. Calves wcru
In rather liberal supply and rather dull.
Very few bulls were olfcrcd and prices were
not more than steady.
In stockcrs and feeders there was not
much doing. Offerings were rather limited
and while the demand was somewhat better
than toward the close of lust week prices
paid showed no Improvement. Very few
changed hands , but , the feeling was some
what llrmer. Good to choice feeders are
quotable at | 3 to $3.10 , fair to good at J2.G3
to $2.00 , common to poor at from ? 2.50 down.
Representative sales :
muissnn IIKEF.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1. . . . 1HO 3 00 I. . . .1310 U 10
COWS.
IIOOS Receipts were nearly a thousaml
head lighter than on last Monday , the fall
ing off being due In a great measure to the
wet weather and bad roads , although the
drop In prices toward the latter part of
last week had considerable to do with shut
ting oft supplies. At any rate only thirty-
nine loads wcro received and as a rule the
quality of the offerings was rather common.
Although there was not much Inquiry for
shipping or speculative account , the demand
from local packers was good nnd as eastern
markets were higher trade here was brisk
and prices fully a nickel and th many cases
5c to lOc better than Saturday. Fair to
choice heavy and butcher weight hogs sold
at from $4.G5 to $4.75 and common to choice
light and light mixed stuff at from $4.50 to
$1.70. Trade was active throughout and the
close strong nt the advance. The bulk of
the hogs sold nt from $1.CO to $4.70 , as
against $4.55 to $1.C5 on Saturday and $4.55
to $1.60 a week ago today. Representative
sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. si. : Pr.
. . , . ; . . . 200tlCO 75 211 160 I 63 '
77. , ISO SO 4 CO 3 230 . . . 4 C'
82 195 360 4 C3 78 22" 80 1 G3
76 179 160 4 C5 G2 270 80 4 C5
4 1C3 . . . 4 55 S3 21G 12) 46 ,
3 283 . . . 4 55 89 183 200 4 Gj
3 333 40 4 C5 62 248 SO 4 G , 4
5 210 . . . 4KB CS 222 120 46714
9 ] 173 SO 4 CO 70 261 160 4 G7'i
90 164 120 4 60 65 2G.1 40 4 G7'.i
1 " . .130 . . . 4 CO S . ' . .3CO SO 4 70
73 183 240 460 fi 288 . . . 470
38 227 120 4 GO 77 S0 ! 160 4 ; 0
"
23" . . . .209 . . . 4 CO 78 261 120 470
90 204 120 4 60 CO 2.11 . . . 4 70
74 . . .210 200 4 GO - 112 210 80 4 70
83 191 ICO 4 GO 74 2.14 200 470
87i7i ; ! . . . 4 GO 273 so 470
S3 193 160 4 60 74 2.15 200 4 ,0
7 161 . . . 460 61 278 80 470
23 219 SO 4 6214 74 235 200 4 70
6 . .230 40 4 G3 Cl 277 200 4 70
4 332 . . . 4 G5 40 40"i . . . 470
in 250 . . . 4 65 77 229 80 4 70
72 ; : : ; ; " 24o 4 es 251 so 4 70
g , jgg JOQ 4 65 70 270 80 4 ,5
68 "J93 40 465 GO 269 . . . 475
PIGS AND nOUGII.
21 154 40 4 35
SHEEP Although there was a very fair
showing of sheep today there was very little
trading nnd the demoralization that charac
terized last week's market promises to hold
out for a few more days. Duyers were de
cidedly Indifferent and Lids "were away down.
Up to a late hour only a load or two had
changed hands. Pair to good natives are
quotable at $2.75 to $3.50 , fair to good west
erns at $2.50 to $3.25 , common and stock
sheep at $2 to $2.25 and good to choice 40 to
100-m lambs at $3 to $4. Representative
sales :
„ wt. Pr.
im
221 ! Oroiroit wiithi'lH . " ' "I
1 native lamb . ° (2 ( S IS
80 native lamba . . . ° " * ? "
ItpcPlptH mill nispoHltlon of Stock.
Otnclal rccclptH nn < l disposition of Block ns
shown by the books of tlio Union block \nnlH
company for the forty-olKlit hours ending at 3
o'clock p. m.Juno - 18 , 1S04 :
Ivljt-L.lI' i M.
Cars. Ilenil.
Cntllo . , - , ' „ ! $
1IOR8 . % 1 1'1JO
Bhcep .
DISPOSITION.
Huyors Cattle , HOB * . Sheep.
Omnha Packing Company. . . . 7 245
( J. II , llnininonil Company. . 21 l.ljj . -
Bwlft ami Company . 1J < Jl < ! , ' , -
Cuilnhy I'acklnK Coimnny. . . . > * * > *
Cudaliy I > io . " ' >
n. nccUcr & PoBcn . 121 .
O. II. II. Coburn , K. C . 81 .
L. Decker . *
llarr & Urown. . . . . . . , ? ? . :
Bhlppcrs nnd feedcrn . 15i . . .
. 30 ° ' 1C1
Left over
Totnl . C21 2,887 1,403
Now York Live Stock .Wiirkrr.
NH\V YORK. Juno 18. HEEVICS-Recelpts
5000 bend : market opened dull , lOo lower ; closed
active , with decline fullv icgalncd : native Me.-iH
prime , snld lit $ l.764.Mt4 ; fair to Kon.1. J4.r,1 j >
4.70 ; oiillnary to medium. $4.234.15 ; Inferior.
$4OOW4.20 ; oxen , $3.10 T3.r,5 ,
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Rccelpts. 17,000 bend :
choice lambs , steady ; under gindc lam'is nnd
sheep of nil guides , dull and lower : over 5 JO )
unsold ; sheep , poor to strlctlv inline. J2.MfJ4.00 ;
lambs , common to choice , } 2.7W4.I > 7'4. '
HOOS-ReccliiU , 11,000 head , Includlmt thrfo
cars on Kile : Inferior to fair hoe , $ J.1585.37'4 ;
market steady. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
KIIIISUH City I.lvo Ktork Mnrkot.
KANSAS CITY. June 18. CATTLE-Rccelpls.
1.800 head ; shipments , 2.3W head , llett , llrm ;
others , steady ; Texas sleem. $2.103SS ; Texas
cows , ll.eoBZ.40 ; beef steers , J3.204l4.90 ; native
cows , $1.10 73.W ) ; etockeiH nnd fe < de-s , $2655/3.75 ;
' - ' - . 1.400 head : shipments , 2.20)
head. Market 5 10c higher ; bulk of sales. 14.63
04.75 ; heavlen , J4.s..04.77'4 ; I 1",1. ; t4l7i ° ® < > &A &
lights , J4.55C4.70 ; Yorkers , J4.65W4.70 ; pigs. $4 iO
S11REP Receipts , 7.000 head ; shipments , none.
Ilest , steady ; others , weak.
St. Louis Live Stork Market
ST. LOl'IS. Juno 18. CATTLE Recn'pts , J.fCO
head ; shipments. 1 Ml head. Market slow , riulet
generally : nntlve steers , none on sale ; cows iind
heifers. $2.1002.25 ; Texas steers. 1.000 to 1,10) Ibs. ,
J3.00O3.CO : cows and heifers , J2.on i3.15.
HOOS-Recelpls. 3.000 head ; shipments , 1.400
head. Market strong. f.c higher ; top n Ice , Jl.fci ;
' " '
"SHEEP Receipts , tmo head ; shipments , 2tO )
head. Market very dull , nominal.
Htock In Night.
Record of receipts of live stock at the four
principal ) ards for Monday , June 18. 1694 :
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omnlm . KS 2.W2 1 ,
LSS
Totals . 25 MS W ® " . '
DcWItt'B Witch Hazel Saivo cure ulcers.
DoWltt'a Witch Hard Halve cures pile * .
Chinese performance at Courtland beach.
CLOSING OUT GnsoUno
Stoves nt loss than cost. This Is
not for shoddy gooda , but for first
olnss Cinsollno Stoves. Everyone
warranted.
iKl ! ( ' | fJns ) J" Stoves for. . $2.7rt
! i > S.OO Gasoline Stoves for. . ; } .U5
$10.00 ( JiiHolInc Stoves
* " ' .
* 2.oO Gasoline Ovens for. ,
3 > . . _ Oil Stoves for
50o M-Kiill \VooJ.JneUet
Um.s for
05c ofnllonVooil.Ia.k.t
M n. lor
i5o DIFFERENT
of JJiibv Can-lu-res from the best manu
facturers in the United State * Every
one to bo weld loss than cost.
$1.00 Can-luge for . $ | .jo ,
Jsu.OO CarrhiK- for . 0 7
8.00 Carriage for . 3.00
SI 0.00 Curi-iago for . njc
$1.3.00 Can-lag , for . 8.U5
$20.00 Carrirgo for . ! " . ( ! ( )
$25.00 Carriage for . 14.75
Refrigerator Sale
EVERY REFRIGERA
TOR and Ice Box to bo sold quick for
less than e bt. Remember , \vo never
sell anything Unit hua price only to com
mend it. Our Refrigerators 'are war
ranted to give satisfaction or inonev re
funded.
$ 7.50 Ice Hex for . $ ! . ) ( )
10.00 Ice Hex for . 4-.S5
: 13.50 Kefrigenitor for . 7.8 ! )
J 17.00 Kefrigenitor for . < ) . < ) S
20.00 Hofrigerator for 12.50
25.00 Refrigerator for 14.50
Terms-Cash or Papeots ,
Presents to All Purchasers ,
Formerly People's Mammoth Installment Hou.se.
Close Evenings at (5rtO : , excepting Mondays nntl Saturdays.
AFFAIRS' AT SOUTH OMAHA
William Carroll Crazed by Drink Attempts
to Shoot His Sister.
PREVENTED BY HER PROMPT ACTION
She Ilchl Him Until Police Arrlveil-Pro-
cueilliiKS of the City Council Last
Mght llnru Struck by
and Iturueil-rOtlier Xcvrs.
At 8:30 : last evening while Lizzie Carroll ,
an old domestic In the employ of the Del-
monlco hotel , was finishing her evening's
work , her brother , William Carroll of
O'Neill , Neb. , came In and , pulling a re
volver , aimed It at her , with the declaration
that he was going to take her life , because
her hard work brought her too much misery ,
and that when she was gone ho would die.
With surprising coolness Lizzie walked
quickly up to her brother and before he
could make a motion sha had taken the
revolver from him. Then she caught him
by the hands and held him until Chief
Drennan came and took him to jail. Ho
was very much under the Influence of liquor ,
so much EO that many believed delirium tro-
to bo the cnuso of his act.
IJiirii Struck by LlBlilnlnfr.
South Omaha had a good sized fire at 8
o'clock yesterday morning. Mosher's livery
barn at Twenty-fifth and 0 streets was str.uck
by lightning , and nn hour later there was
nothing left of the structure except the
foundation. The barn was all frame and per.
fectly dry. and well filled with hay , and It
did not take long to consume It. fly prompt
work on the part of the men employed around
the barn all the horses and many of the
carriages were saved.
The lightning struck In the center of the
front of the building , and seemed to pass
directly through to the alley. In an Instant
the whole Inside was ablaze. The- halter
straps were cut , and with dllllculty the
horses were driven out. All the buggies
were run out except two which belonged to
Dr. White. Several sets of harness wcro
burned. , ,
Mr. Mosher had Jl.COO Insurance on his
building , which was valued at $3,000 , and
was totally destroyed.
The wind was favorable to prevent the
flro spreading. This whole row Is of frame
and would have burned Ilko tinder. As It
was , the adjoining building , which Is owned
by J. F. Jacknott , was considerably damaged ,
but the loss Is covered by Insurance.
Mr. Waterman's sowing machine odlco s
the second from Mosher , and Mr. Hey In Is
next to him. Every ono In the row moved
the most of his stuff out Into the street , as
It looked from the start very much n
though the entire row would go. The fire.
men were assisted by the citizens and de
serve credit for stopping the conflagration
where they did. The continual downpour ot
the rain made It disagreeable for the men to
work , but It kept the buildings damp and
prevented the stray sparks from doing
damage. Twenty tons of hay wcro con-
Eumej , _ _ _ _ _ _
City Council I'rnrcodliiRii
At the meeting of the city council last
evening nn ordinance waa Introduced limit
ing the fcpeed of motor trains to ten miles per
hour.
Hlchard O'Kecffo asked that squatters bo
removed from McGavock & O'Keeffe's ad
dition.
F. O. OUcn called the council's attention
to Its violation of the contract entered Into
between It and the | > cttloiior ! for the supply
of feed to the lire department Htableu by
falling to deliver warrants at the first of
each month In payment of stuff furnished ,
and asked for a discontinuance of the con
tract and the release of bli bondimcn. He.
ferrcil to the finance committee.
W , L. Holland's offer to look after the
electrical department of the city ( or J20' a
month was accepted by the council.
Licenses to operate saloon * were granted
to Franz Llnder of 2&1G N street and W , J.
llulln of 2C19 N street ,
On Mullaly'B motion the chief of police
waji ln.tructi-4 to clQ 9 ua all saloons now
WALL ST. OPERaTGONS
Can be cart led on with largo prullta and llttll
risk by Joining our Co-Operative Itullroad Stock
Syndicate.
AviTiiL-u iirodr nf SO per cent u inoiith
cnriipil mill p.Ud to tlid MiibscrlbcrN fur p.lac
six inoiilln.
Highest references. Prospectus , Riving detail *
cd Information ot oour perfect system , molleJ
free. |
WEINMAN & CO. , Stock and Grain Frokew ,
No. 41 Ilrcmdwiiy Now York City
WM. LOUD ON ,
Commission Merchant
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS-
Private wires to Chicago and New York. All
business orders placed on Chlcaco Uoaril of
Trade.
Correspondence solicited.
Office , room 4 , New York Llfa Dulldln *
Telephone 1303.
doing business without a license. In re
sponse to an Inquiry Mayor Johnston said
he understood that there were eight saloons
now doing business contrary to law. The
chief of police was also ordered to notify
druggists that they must secure licenses at
once If they wlfh to handle liquors.
Councilman Conlcy moved that nn ordi
nance be drafted compelling the Omaha Street
Hallway company to put Its wires under
ground , and the motion unanimously pro-
vailed.
An onllnnnco requiring coal dealers to
weigh their coal over the city scales before
delivering to n purchaser was read for the
second time. It permits the dealer to charge
2 ! > cents additional for cartage and wolghago ,
and levies a fine of from $10 to $25 for each
refusal to obey The provisions of the ordi
nance.
The council sits as a board of equalization
next Monday night.
City < ) < > 84lp.
Some clothing and an album was stolen
from John Kltziptrlck at Twenty-eighth and
H streets last night.
A number of local Dohemlan turners will
go to Wllher Sunday to take part In tha
turner picnic to bo given tliero nt that time.
A special meeting of the school board to
open the bills on the construction of the
High bchool stone wall \\lll be held Satur
day evening.
The committee on transportation has sent
out posters announcing the details of the
Fourth of July celebration to every town In
this section. South Omaha expects to cn-
tertuln nn Immense croJ or , Ind < Tendnc.e > .
day.
day.Mr. . Arthur Johnson of Omaha and Miss
Carrlo Austin of Montreal were married at
4 o'clock 'last evening nt the homu of K. A.
McKenzle. Itov. It. L. Wheeler was the
clergyman. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will re-
sldo In Chicago.
Found n t'nrit for Sciatic Itliminmtlsni.
Mrs. A. Invcon , residing at 720 Henry St. .
Alton , III. , suffered with slatlo rheumatism
for over eight months. She doctored for It
nearly the whole of this tlrno , using various
remedies recommended by friends , and was
treated by the physicians , but received no
relief. She then used ono and a half bottlea
of Chamberlain's I'aln balm , which effected
a complete cure. This Is published at her
request , as oho wants others similarly af
flicted lo know what cured her. For tale by
all druggists. _ _
Seen tto animals at Courtland beach ?
London Ntoiik Market.
LONDON. Jimw IH I p. in.
See La Hose Hrcs. nt Courtlanil beach ,
llrrlln Hunk StatmncnU
linitl.lN. JUMP 18 , The wc kly Btatemmt ot
the Imix-rlul Hank or Germany ehowii Hip fol
lowing thaiiKi'D , an cinnparnl nllb thu i > revluui
account : Cnrh In hand , Incrraiiu , 8. MO , OX ) nmiki ;
tri'imviry noti < K , Incri-iim' . IIM.UX ) inurku ; rccurllln ,
iIi'fri'nKe , tv . inaikKi iiuti'H In cliculutlon ,
decifiirc ,
Wo could not Improve the ( juallly If w
paid iloulilo the price. DcWItt'a Witch
llazcl Salve U the hot salve that experience
can produce , or money can buy ,
C-lneve performance ut CourUand