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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1894)
T.HE OMAHA DAILY BEE/SUNDAY , JUNE 24 , 3891 , CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE Vwlsne of Bnrinwa in a JdbWngTTay Osa- tiaaca Very Fair. PFOSPECTS IN THE COUNTRY IMPROVE raiT Sliower * of It ln Dorlnp tbe r t ITrrk fiav * DIRrrrnt AfJ-rt to the Rala < - * OntlcKtk Omaha'r 1'rtilt Market Oro-wlne. Til s < be rPinlt * f t tbe pat week have be. ? r a iis'le dinappolaOn ? t the oeflnlry a > . _ rgr Onaha hai reason for renewed hope a- ] r file nee. The failure of tbe partial r _ - * ' . a L't ' work at tb coal rnltxsj te Urrr Lbonl a revival of manafactsrlng Jn- anl the contlau-d exports of cold , 1 : - . ; Itt-en causes of dleappolntm nt to tbe ji-'ry Independeat of tbe e caa ec cf w.1 res' , Omaha's prof > ect * for fature tra > IAM : been pres-Uy improved by tbe c ; . : C3 ra.ifflll of the pact Mr days. t -E T rntrrhants and the traveling rtp- rt-t.cti' * cs of jabbing houses report a great char.ga In the outlook for business in the c _ rry Some fevr localities are still needIng - Ing a Itie mure rain , but tbe state as a wh. > le Is In excellent shape. There has pribafy never been a time when the outlook f3r an abundant corn crop was any better at Ibis present stage of Its growth. As a refttlt country merchants are expressing more con fidence in tbe future of trade than at any time before since tbe commencement of tbe jcor In some sections of tbe slate farmers vrre Equally preparing to move out. being tSuroupHy discouraged by tbe drouth. Tbe c im.ng of tbe rains has relieved their fears .nd the farmers -wfll remain , with the pros- j"t of having large crops to harvest. \wi these facts before them the Job- Vcrs sf the city cannot well keep from feel- 1-g very cheerful over tbe future of trade. Ni ons anticipate * any great rush or boom , as trade will undoubtedly remain rather quiet 83 long as tbe general conditions pre- va.ing In the c untry at large are so very unfavorable Merchants will be very likely to foil w a conservative policy so loci ; as the cry of hard times Is heard in the land , end few will attempt to branch out very fjr tbe present. 'What tbe jobbers expert is a continuation of tbe present steady trade which they are now en- Jry.ng , followed by a brisker demand vltn tbe corn crop Is secure. OMAHA'S FRCIT MARKET. Tbe present month has witnessed & great grow'h In tie fruit market of tbU city. Tbe opening of an auction house has been tbe main stimulus and has been productive of far more goad to tbe trade thsn was an- tirlpsted. Tbe wholesale fruit merchants of tbe larger towns as far east as tbe Mls- Elss ppl river have found it more convenient t3 send their orders to this city for Cali fornia IruSt than to try to get it direct from the coast or from Chicago. In con sequence Omaha has suddenly jumped into the front rank as a fruit jobbing pclnt , and tbe season has only just commenced. As tlie season advances there is good reason to ripect an Increase in the amount of busi ness transacted In this Branch of the job bing trade. Tbe season has opened with prices un usually low. In fact lower than ever be fore , and this will have a tendency to cumulate tbe consumption in spite of tbe Inclination on the part of consumers to cut off luxuries. During tbe past week cties like Fort Dodge , Des Molnes. Dav- rnport. Red Oak and Sioux City , Iay St. J sepb. Mo. . jid Lincoln and Beatrice , J\eb. , have been large buyers on this mar- tct. BAXK CLEARINGS. During tbe past week Omaha has shown a decrease In clearings of 15 per cent , as com pared with the same week last year. As against this decline Minneapolis gained IS per cent , but most other western cities , like Omaha , show a decrease , as St. Paul C per cent , Denver 47 , and St. Joseph 22. The decrease for tbe whole country is IS Tier cent , or S per cent .more than Omaha's decrease. The following will show tbe clearings for rach day of tbe past week at this point : Monday S B77.773.13 Tuesday _ - K3L033.4S AVednesday 70.827.59 Thursday , . _ 802.164.09 Friday . _ , _ 941.US-09 Saturday _ 7S2.729.54 Total . . .H .HAJ5 AJ5 Commercial Club and 3Lmmf ctnre.r Ai- KoeiaUon Should JJe Harmonious. Mr. W. H. Roberton , manager of R. G. Dun & Ca."t mercantile agency , says : "I was present at tbe meeting of the ex ecutive committee of tbe Commercial club lost Tuesday and was very much interested in the discussion led by President Page of tbe Manufacturers and Consumers associa tion. Tbe executive committee was appar ently very much relieved when a shrewd lawyer raised a technical objection to the consideration of the question at issue and BO permitted the episode to escape through one of the side doors. Nevertheless , what Mr. Page and ether members said found a lodgment in the minds of their hearers , and while he did not succeed in committing the committee to his ideas , they will not be forgotten. "The Commercial club cannot fall to ap- preclate tbe Important work accomplished by tbe Manufacturers and Consumers asso ciation. It W3uld be both proper and profit able t = r our growing club to place Itself squarely on the home patronage platform If it has not already done so. Direct re- sul * = , benefiting everybody , ore certain to f 'Low a persistent and consistent advocacy of tte principle , Tbe central organization of the Manufacturers of Nebraska has en tered upon an extensive campaign for tbe "benefit of home industries it will hold a eeries of meetings and clve banquets at various Nebraska towns and cities for tbe express purpose of Interesting citizens to home products and home manufactures. At c ch banquet the entire menu will be made up of Nebraska products , and in each city and town local home patronage clubs will be organized and encouraged. The Manufac turers and Consumers association has done enough already to win a prominent -plz.ee among business organizations , and It is just beginning its career of usefulness. "Tbe jobbers will organize another excur sion out into the state next week. Tbe re sults of the last have already been felt. At the excursion committee meeting the other flay Chairman Weller struck a keynote when tie reminded his fellow merchants that Omaha was not securing all the trade to which she is entitled ra Nebraska and west ern Iowa It Is well enaugb to reach out tnto otber territory for an that can be ob- ed , but the trade of western Iowa and Nebraska , the richest agricultural region of the world. Is enough of itself to quadruple Omaha's business in a year U It were cap- tared. The first thing every jobber in this city should undertake todsy is tbe conquest of the immediate tributary country , and this Is jK > sible If proper effort is exjxnded at the right time. IA. j > er onal acquaintance with tbe traders hereabouts is one losg step teyard the rchlpveraent of results in this filrection , "Trade it better and hopes are vastly 1m- prorod. Tba copious rainfall of the week lust ] ss d gives graind far tbe expectation ttat Nebraska's fane crop of crn fer 1SW will surpass every previous j-ear ef her his tory. Tbe short crop of small grain will ielay a full recovery ef eonOdwic-e until cern Is entirely out of danger , but tbe American habit ef anticipation win stimulate trayi&c fi > r ? and more as the wwks go by. "The canal enterprise Is developing seroe c-ppsmtrtti , but ss far ai tbe business ooai- laeolty is concerned tberc 1s only one opia tes and that is. The canal mast be built. * Details sboold be adjusted and proper nfe- Cttardx pUerd about the ha&d jtrepaaiUMi , but tb * city and county et * M never rest until the enterprise Is realt i. It is n t a qtwattno of trteUiM- toll Me or that see will be eepeeiaHy profited by bmldiuc tte canal. ttti vetb r or n t Omaha c * & a.1cird t per mit U e opportunity * f seourtss a water lwr Hke that prwai&ed Wy her B npo iDt ) it > etB t > rs ta go mrtttprovei Th ( MtiMHty < rf tbe prsj ct appetr * to b * tettltJ beyocd controversy and the oaly problem ten ts l t to carry It tote eiNuUon. uib Osaba paasM Kansas City la beg j fccvtrU tunes tbe past week , and the number of bo pi in tbe wreral mar ket * w a mnall. tt It a great mrnrce of grati- flcatkw t * a dtlM-n a { Omaha t * fi&d tali pMktos aiMl clock Mater l Mem ! ptece "The Hirer courentlon was a imrprle * In pntot of nnrrb-rs and Interest , although confined to the a4ber nt of a single politi cal party. While not agnwtng with the ex treme portion taken Bpon the nosy qn - tlon br tbf convention , I am eonrin d that we ed the two motx-r mftaif In Mr iMMrfneM is thfc country and hi the wwrM at targe. The queetlon of tb ratio ought U be eliminated from tii * dtwOiwkwi Ja t n w. A IS ta 1 Mirer dollar wilt not rael the couMttoB * a * tb r sew present th m- iielrec. tboogb U tbe gold product tBerMiwi at rapfeHr IB tb n rt tbree T ar it ba > in tbe pMtt tv lre aonths tbe two dollars win not be tar p n. It < * to me a plain prvtioMtioa. however , that If tre are roninfd br oar own monetary legMctlon t arrept Eoroi eaD flrer for our eporti and to jmy o t Atnerlcsn poM for oar im port * we weald rerr wen reach a ullrer bMi and exchange * with gold standard nations -vronid be embrra * m < ; . -But tliis 1 JK UUCB. A mercantile agency Is Jtmiaed in conirlderiD ? politics where I > ottttei aSecta Iraslnes * . This brine ? Tip the other great political question , the tariff , and on tbi it can only be laid that now bu l- nem men are watting expectant that con- gre wld rerr BOOB detennlae what J > o cy mar be depended upon. " SXOW , CIICKCI1 4 CO'S VIEWS. n ln of the TTtk lU-rlre Tr de at TTell m tire win c Crop * . Albert Aodriano , local Kn ; > erintendent of Snow. Church & Co. ' * mercantile agency. writes ; "The abundance of moisture , the. Trarm nlchts , the cloudy dar of the past few weeks , have been what may be termed Meal corn weather. Heavy rains have fallen In most parts of thl * Ftate , and crops are in prime condition.Vllh a continu ance of this weather for two or three week * more corn will be high eoongh to shade the ground , and unless we have an un usually dry season u large crop is amply well assured. "Trade , like a barometer , is affected by the weather. The exceedingly favorable conditions which have prevailed of late have had a very perceptible influence on the number and Blze of orders from the coun try. Country merchants are ordering quite lll > rally for fall delivery , and wholesalers are reasonably well satisfied with the out look. Trade in some lines rtlll continues dull. Retailers rej ort only a fair business , but wholesalers in most lines report a very encouraging condition of affairs. Clothing and dry goods merchants and manufac turers of overalls and Bhlrtings say that orders are coming in quite welt A large number of these orders are for future de livery , and provided crop prospects con tinue as good as they are at present will no doubt be filled. Should affairs , however , take an unfavorable turn there is no doubt that a large numl > er of them will be coun termanded. Should everything remain fa vorable and the orders that are now com ing in be filled , business for the last six months of this year will show up very welL Last year orders came in In large numbers , but were canceled before the sea son had advanced very far , making the fall business show Tip very poorly. "The fact of the matter is,1 said a leading jobber. 'that merchants are not anticipating busi ness , and there is a growing tendency to put in only sufficient poods to meet all reasonable demands. Dealers learned a very severe lesson last year. They had overstocked on many lines , and were un able to unload their goods when they needed money. It is my opinion , and I believe I am right , when 1 say that the custom of ordering In large quantities in anticipation of their wants will not lie in dulged in to such an extent in the future as it has in the past. I am satisfied , and every other wholesaler should be. that it is better for eveir one concerned. There is no necessity for a small dealer to carry a large line in any one class of goods. If he cannot unload it he accuses the job- Iwr of selling him something that is not salable ; if he does , it takes him so long to do it that he often has to ask extensions to meet his "bills. On the -other hand , by this method the jobber is forced to keep on hand large quantities of goods and -order far in advance. Should'there be no demand for the line on which he has bought espe cially heavy he sustains a loss. If the re tailer develops the inclination to buy oft- ecier and in small quantities the whole saler will not itnd It nscEssary to - anticipate pate these orders. This custom may be carried to excess , but no doubt , as trade gradually settles down to a normal condi tion , these matters will adjust themselves to suit circumstances. " "Boot and shoe men report quite fair trade , -with prospects of a good fall busi ness. Grocers are doing a fair business. In hardware trade is .not as active as it was last month. Dry goods men have had a very fair business during the entire spring , and orders now coming in give hope of a good trade for the fall. "In summing up the situation It is safe to say that everything depends upon the corn crop. Retailers and jobbers through out the country are dealing In futures. It is with all of them a question of corner or no corn , trade or no trade. If favora ble conditions continue to prevail this crop will be the largest ever had in the state , and It is for this reason that every chance in the -weather affects business favoralily or unfavorably , as the case may be. The tariff will be settled before congress - adjourns journs , and by fall matters will have ad justed themselves to the new conditions. It is to be hoped by that time labor trou bles win have been satisfactorily disposed of. "With these conditions and a good corn crop , with a consummation of the local projects now under consideration , business at Omaha and in Nebraska -will once more reach the high level of prosperity. It should be re membered. of course , 'that these are pros pects and only prospects. Trade at this time of the year usually Incomes some what dull , and continues so during the summer months. This year will be no ex ception to the rule and indeed things may lie a little bit duller even than in previous years , but -when the time romes for busi ness to pick up , as it will in the fall , then the renewal of trade in Nebraska vein be the certain result of a good crop and a set tled condition of affairs , just as certain as poor business and continued hard times will t > e the result of crop failure and un settled condition of affairs. It is not my purpose , nor is it In keeping with my duty. to take an optimistic view of the future. and for this reason I he been particu larly careful in this instance to give both sides of the argument , cause and effect. and I do not think that the greatest pessi mist can honestly say that conditions and prospects are not just as favorable as they have been pictured in the foregoing. " Co& < Market. XETT TORK. Junr 5S. COFFEE Options oifned flull. wttb loc&l tr&dlne on unimportant variation * ; clOM-d barfly unchonc-d to I b > olnu . 15.3(1. ( Aurust. nt.TI. Sct > tfml > r. 114.10 ; Deoetnl r. SILSO ILK. SIKH caCrf. Rio. dull : No. T. nc.22. mild. Quirt. Cordova. ; U.OO 1B-S ; sain , none.WanhouM drllrerl yesterday were K4-IS bap > ; New Tort iitnrk today. k.M7iae ; Untied Statei clock. 13S.D3 hacs : ufloat tor rnlted Statei. JTI.IM ) luic > : total rtnlblr Tor Vnltrd Statra. 30CSta bags , asainst 4.lSi ( liaci l&st yt-ar. RIO DB JANBinO. Jtm * . TSarrtr Ftenflr : No. 7. n .W > ; rirjiajier. > S-1M : n-wlpta. E.IMO laic * , cleared for United Ftatrs. li.O'XI bag * . rtocU , . SANTOS. June SS. Quiet ; coed average , tlT ; rr-o-tl.tn. X.OOA tine * : Btnct. K. < (0 bac * . HAMBURG. June SL Firm ; bm quirt ; VBWl > rc. lilcJwr. salm. 1 . M bapt HAVRE. June 3. Oj > icd ftrafljr at to ' < f hlchrr , ciooed qolrt , na further chance , ulet , 114,1)00 ) bacs. drued lor New Tort , 1.UOO Cotton Slark.rU LIVERPOOl * Jun * SL COTTON Ck lnc. T > ot dull : American mlddlinc , 4 1-lCd. Tbe aalea of the day were S.1KX ) bulem. ofwb4eh W9 were for speculation , and export included I aw bale * American ; nwtj * * , BOO bales , InrtudUic 1.S90 American. Future * ojwned quiet. wHh a moder ate demand , and rkoed vteBdr : American ml < 5- dllnc. cash and July. I 61-644. July and Aucuxt. 3 I M4ft ( C-Ma. Auiruct and Spieml > er. * U-CIO 3 O-C44 September and O < not > er. : < 3-644 4d : Oc- ! < > uad N wnl > er. id buyers ; Narem > u > r and l "N < n t r , 464 1-Md ; I > ec nl > ' ! r a.ni Janaarr JM616W. . Januan * aod February. 46G 4D4 < I . r-tiruary and Marrb , 4 4 64d value .VKW ORLK.K.NS. June . COTTON Steoir. reeHpu. MM balei ; exporta. oastwt e , KC baVti ; Ktorb. SO.KU hulea. l-ulure . v ry dull ; laic * . ion ) Uae . June. KM litd. Jul ' . K-86 btd. Aucum. KWVfrC.fT SeKeroher. M. lK-M : Octo- - . . - i. . : e-e , J W4 > < . 7. Jaouarr. t'W l 4 ; Kriij-uarr. H.U bid. _ _ Kauu City Markcta. KANSAS CTTT. Jun JS. tTHKAT le Weher ; Nfc I red. SKTUire ; Ka. I r 4. 4H c ; rejected. | > - > RN-V low rNo. . : mixed. atete ; No. S M < . tSJH t OATS Slew. No. : mtlei. USCe ; No. I whtta. _ BITTER Steady ; cre&mrrr , 143nSe : dairy. IMHio. HGO = Bxtrrmeiy 4uJt weak : Tc. RBCEirTS-'Wlwat. C.1M tm. ; earn. 153 bo. ; mia. none. HiratBNTS Wbrat. LCOO tio. ; corn , CO bu. ; neoa. Hep Market. LIVERPOOL Joe * SS.-HOJ-5-At teHa oaaM flnn. toOJe Whcut Qnotatlotu. BAN FRANCl cn. June 5J--WHKAT Flr n * w eH < T. ITouI Market. 8T lOriK , June H-WOOC-Qui t firm , ua- Sill * SOT life CourUand oeaci tonictt. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Bnassss "PTaa Dewrtsd for tbe Ewe Osar&e OPENING TRADES IN WHEAT WERE BETTER Cfcblrt ATerr a IVatareef tbe Situa tion la the Gr ln ai arket I'ro- l ion M'rrv I'alrly Active. CHICAGO , Jane IS. B MaH was fterted for the race course fey a large b r ef the heavy operators. TrMle was ooeceqtiently restricted. Wheat and other grains opened weak and cteed firm. Pro- viffk.n < averaged a shade higher than ve - terday's cloving price * , but eto4 without rabetantlal change. In wheat opening trades -were at from ric to Sic loec , and tbe tntrk t was steady for awhile , later advancing le , eased off a little , and closed at Me advance. The early weakness was attributable to the passage of the Hatch bill yecterday In the house aad tbe elevator situation aim cut doinething of a figure. The early strength was due In a measure to tbe better cables and more Inquiry for cash wheat , A pri vate Liverpool cable " "Id weather was too wet and asked for offers of wheat. Glasgow also cabled wet weather. Private Liver pool cables quoted tbe markets unchanged to ' .id higher. A better Inquiry from the otber side was said to prevail for cash wheat and two lots were reported worked here today. A sale of 70,000 bu. Kansas hard was made at July price , and 2DO.OOO bu. on which no terms were given. There were some bad reports in from the northwest. Tbe market advanced near the close an the reported Bale of 2D0.009 tu , of No. I hard by an elevator concern. An early decline on time was attributed mainly to tbe action on tbe Hatch bill and the steadier feeling later to the rally in wheat. OpenIng - Ing trades were at a i c loss , but sold np a/4C , declined Uc , advanced about * sc and closed steady at a trifle loss. The increas ing receipts are beginning to cut some thing of a figure. First sales of oats were at from Uc to me decline. The price gradually advanced l c for June , J c for July and August , and * ic for September , the market closing strong at about the top. Trade was very light , except In September. Provisions were fairly active on another light run of hogs September pork rose DC at the first Jump , but ! * e comprised all the gain it held at the close. Lard and ribs kept within a small fraction of yester day's closing price. Freights steady , with a better demand for room at from lic to lj c for wheat and le for corn to Buffalo. The leading futures ranged as follows : Articles' . I Oien. I High. I liow. | June 5PH July Sept 02 ci C2 Com No. 2. . June 43 43H Sept- 4J.H Oats No. 2. . . June 48 40 _ July 4U 30H 30H Pork per bbl July 32 65 Sept i 32 C5 12 C5 12 COo 12 G2 < t June " C 70 " ' ' ' ' " ' ' July. . . . . . . { "c'c'fii1 fi 70 o ir 0 70 S 'iit _ r * " 0 BO ( I BS C 80 C.85 Sbort 1Mb * July. . C CO c r.r. R 53 li K C 53 Cash quotations were as follows : . WHEAT No. 2 Fprin& Oc ; ICo. 3 spring , nominal ; No. 2 red. Kic. PORN No. 2. j4iyc : No. : yellow. 4Hic- QATS No. 2 , 4Cc7 No. Z whtte , 47c : No. I white. 4GG47C. RYE No. 2. 4S C. BAItUTT No. Ji , nominal. No. I. nominal ; No. 4. uftc. rtAX SEED No. 1. a. 41 TIMOTHY SEE1 > Prime. J4.7T.04.S.X PROVISIONS Mess i rk. per lib ! . . n2.STHE ItSL Lard , per 100 Ibs. . JH.7U. Short ribs sides rtooswi. JtcriGi Dry salted shoulders ) . &crii.K7\ ; ; short clear tides ( lioxed ) . Distiller ? " fmtehed EccidK , p < T gal. . H-K. Th ef olio wrac were the receipts ana Icr today. On tbe Produce exchange today the batter raar- tct was Hteady : creamery , 14 17cEcet. . . steady OMAHA GlIXEKAI. SIAKKKT. Condition of Tnde- and Qnotatlons on Staple and Fa ney Produr . The week closed with the market In pretty Rood aha ; > e. Su ; > iilles of most lines of. cuuntrj- produce were pretty well cleaned up without overburdening buyers. As to prices , there was not ranch chance. Old hens , as win be noted below , are quoted a tittle jstnmper. BUTTER The receipts are BtlU very licbt at thu point , and country receivers make the Slime rejwrt. The market Is without chance , no far as prices are concerned. Packing stock on this market U bringing IDC. anj the buyers ap pear to want It at that price. Choice country tiutter. l M4c ; wnniTjitor creamery. IS&lGc , brick * . IWrlSc. EGGS Strictly first < 4as > eccs were eJlinc mostly nt 9c , though there were sales ol so- called firsts nt SV-c , LIVE 3 OULTRV There were crrjy a few old hens la tbe market , and af there was a pretty fair Saturday * demand tlie market was very flrm. AVUlle It Is hardly stfe te quote hens abo\-e Ge , there were a few eale made at Gt-e. Sprtnc chickens were in larcer * uifly. Imt were pretty well cleaned up and at steady price * . Sprtne chickens. 14gl5c , old hens. Cc : roosters. 5c. The dmiand for grew and ducks ts very light , and -what few are arriving are moRtly birds that have l-en plucked. and in co&cequence not verf denlrahleDucks. . CJ7c hen - - ; turfce-s. 7e ; cob blers. Iig c ; ceexe , ZQV c. VEAL Rewljits at commission house * are not larKe. Imt there are mill a coed many en the market. Chnlce fat and nnatl veals are quoted at SHftGe : coame and larKe , 34c CHHESE There Is some very choice 'Wiscon sin cbeede on tbe market. 'Wisconsin , full cream , new make. 104fUc. Nebroska and Iowa , full cream. HilOc ; Nebraska and Iowa , pan skim. 6&7c ; Llmlmrcer , No. 1. Uc. Icick. fii. 1. Idc ; Swws. No. i. 1MT14E. HAT Receljrts are a little more Jll ral. The market Is Meady. Vpland hay , J6.50 ; mldlani. IS lowland. 7 M , rye utraw , 10. Demand fair ; sur > - pjy .fair. Color makes tbe beat Jirict on haj- Llrht l ile eell the best. Only top grades brine U > n iirices. PIGEONS The pen clubs use quite a rood many plceona , and there is a demand for old birds Krone on the -wine. Old bird * , tier VEGETABLES. VTATEniTELONR-Per 100. Jli.OOS25.OQ. CANTALOLPES--Texa cantaloupes are arrlv- Inc nn the market. On orders. U.2XiU5tf per duz. BEETS New beets , per duz. bunches. 2ufi2ie. on orders. SQl'ASH Texas cummer * 3uaih co ordera. 73c per doz. CUCUMBErtS There appeura ta be no limit te th * supply uf cucumbers and they are cettinc down pretty chcan. On orders , per crate , Jl.50. er KKitiOc per dot. GRHEN PEPPEItS T ia jrreeu peppers. p r K t > u. box , TttC. OLD UEAXS Hand picked navy , K.l 6tlJ- medium navy. n.SO&tlX ; ; common Mhtte beaca , ONIONS OnBrdrs Callfflnria 2e per Ik. I'OTATOES The are j ) ) Jty ef potatoes on the market , { run Arkansas and CaJUuraia tn tly In the nrc * at modltton of th * mar ket both hTr and In CaWorela wiiuld aeero hardly nwnunaUe t expect nuuiy n or * pe- tut < K frum that state. Oood iwiatjes are quutBd In C ilifumia al 3Cc t r tiuiuimi. rate to Omaha 7S . or a total of n.30 par hnndred laid down h re. Tbl I aves a very man maretn t * cover snrinkaee and iKMHite losws , te sar Buttimc about pruflts. Oood kblntiinr stock i * qumed here at SS4jri c- CABBAQB-There is jaenty of Iwne crown cal > Uic * Iwinc brousht In tr the local eruw ra , and hll the liead * are nma . tiej are very mild and c H > d quaUty. T * > we u alsa cemvdar- able Califoml * stock on the market. Good litac * uick. m orsWra. 21e. AJiPARAOCS Good twoa cren stoct per dm. . OB orders. TOMATOBS Tlortia rtoek 1 * pretty eH . hmi i d. the seasan betac noher far ad < s.nred fur ablpsieatB Ifooa that lite. Vlttlir. | ; il stock 1s is laree s M r. fiXkl a&lppuic suxk. i r 4 taAet crate. It 4 > t4 . XtTO UUJlNji H mt cnivrn wu WUM &a4 Mrtnc beam an tuttunaBowc K arrire on tb market Wax befe&a > to. tma , CAe ; wax. tier V In. ttMbri. TV. MI Ins Ueaui.u bu. box. Stc. . v r bu- . BOO PLANT- r dot , on wdors. T44JJL4 * . CAnunXIWEM Cboier ( lack. Ir ttak , n.i * > 3 CARU > T vX * amitlxm euwta , p r dez. bunrke * J4l c. P1K PLAXT On orders , per . . > e. PARSUET OB urden p r do * bunched , Tt HX1PS Scir IKUUU--IV. I-KT bu. . ILS. > v-nvt irrpirn per dor. tnrBrfaei T"s' T4ar beinr San -dar B" attain Bale il lru.t u teo. Om t iul > y there U1 L * twj car * of fa ! if Ttiia fruit ( r7"T-l 01 * f-nr "f R" - .l Aan.i _ i yVjk F\ar" " m , R _ . . - H jliM i S * Wwjw. X * l * RTirtllcat The r * < "f < t car will nju'.atii jBg | ' ehe * ttn4 It aarlnrt * JTT On Tuendar twn ran 4p tf * halfU1 V * nr- fered The nrxt ear win coattnin M fi -w t nt plum * . T. itrpt1 t wx * ! mrti-nta. T > balf car ill contain an awmrmtMit of yeaeie andaprlc it a. jr ' arM-j nravbeme * cm The 'ituravt trhlt * cam * In FridaT nnrht G < x > 4 * t > * . v. CHBR > UI5S A ear H > lwifet c > i' Tli M rqxined to arrive nn Monda * . At rhe pn-netit time Utr markrt la prettr " * " Giean d lift. Ow4 s + rtppinr Ftn k , n It. s. ' % AJ'PUES Ttmree no WT ? . receipt * of Oal- Ifarnta a im r-jxined yeftjrtfil' . and the alTar- bim i * the maikvt an fict.O < w4 Muppuw Mock. I1. & , , . . AI'KirnTS Tlie fwTlns Iv a. Uttl * trinitr r. thoueh qn tatlt ii can hnntjj- dvai o 4. Oaji bhlM > tac M'K-k , (1 l Zi. < K i ( K8ICIlIUE Tbere have li * > n none re- rrtrea tn annunt I * aujrthtnc aurilKT th * lact mart. CmutattotM we nomtnalry K.I 5 . BLACKBE31RIE * The rMWJpti t-rr llirtrtd d Bhtiilnt utock. un orders. BLACK RAWBKRRTIW Arrn-al are v ry II CM , and the markrt arm at B.M. RCn RASF'BERHIEat Kot MMHISB ha ar rived to entablhih nrtrm. PKACMHS-Th-re were frwh arrival * of Caiifamla iarhe yi\rvtt \ ; tat a pwwJ tnaay are exiierted In on M > f J r. PIA'MS CaJtfwnla plume are not onmlncr wry freely yet O-xid "Wpptnc rtnrtt. H.3MT1 Tl. ac- cordln ; to Bl e and rarl BANANAS A uiual. when berrle * are en the market the demanfl for t < aitana * is 'not very heavy. Cholee stiiek. SM > * e.t3. LEMONS The demand .has not been increanej t an extent suflcient to a ! > T nrt jjrlees as j-et. and tbe market remnlns Mead ) rnrj lermKui. DO ni e. 4 i 4.W. tanrr l non . Jfi * ire. B.7S 4jr4.no , choice lem'ins. 3t KllU.7I. . ORANGESi California Medttemtnesjj Sweet * are to ! > had nn the market at 15. 7i PINCAPI'LES There I * a fair uapply of riciridtt pin-apples on th * market at JtW per dot. or n.BW T 5 < ) p r crate f atxiut six doz. MI PCELLANBOrS. FIRS Fan. . ir Ib. , 12i-llic. DATES Hallow ees. Ci to 78-ln. boxes , per la _ & > c. c.HONET California , lie ; dark haney. 10&12C. MAPLE STRITP Gallon cans , per dux. . K. NITS Almond * . ISrttl'c. Encllsh walnuts , 103 Ur. fllt ? rts. 12c. Brazil miu , lilc. CIDER Pure Juice , per > : bl. . JC ; half thU IS23. HIDES Na 1 crern hides.He ; No. 1 crecn saKed bides. Sc : No. 2 trreen saltefl hides. 2 Na. 1 leal calf B Ibs , jo 15 Ibs. . Kc ; No. 2 veal calf. B Ifoa. to 35 lb . . Ic : No. 1 dry flint hides. Be. No. 2 dry flln : hides. Sr ; No. 1 dry salted hides. 4c ; part cured hides , ijc per Ib. lesii than fully cur d- SHEEP PELT5 Green aa'ted. each. 25 Wc ; creen salted nbeartmCT ( Knon-wooled early skins ) . earn. Mrl&c : dry shear ) toe * klK > n-wuuled earty sfclnsl. No. 1. each. 64 ? ' " : dry shearllnBS ( utiort wooled early sktru ) , Nu. 2. each. Sc ; dry flint 2Can as and Nebraska butcher wool , pelts , per Ib. . actual welciit. MiKc : dry flint. Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool p"lts. per Ib. . actual welcht. 41)c ; dry flint. Colorado tutcher wool j > Hts. per Ib. . actual weicbt. 47c ; drjflint. . Celorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. . actual welcrht. 4i&f.e. TALLOW AND GREASE Tallow. No. 1. 43 4 r , tallow. Nn. 2. Hfi3Sc ; crease white A , 41 c ; create , white B. 4c : preas * . yellow. Sc : crease , dark. 2" c. old l > uter. IS2Uc ; beeswas , prime , la lSc : routrb tallow. Sc. NEW YOHK GENERAL .U-VCKET. Oootatlono on Ilonr. Grain and I'rovi-ilon- 'tal , Etc. NETS' TORK. June 21. FLOI'R Receipts 23.- 000 bills. : exi rts. M. IO bbls. . sales. S.flflO pkgs. Market dull and easier to sell ; city mill patents. I4.flse4.30 : winter patents. K.Z t. ; city mill clears , t2.S35TI.60 ; winter Ftralehts. I2.W > # 2.93 ; Minnesota patents. S3 4iKff2.K. winter extras. S2.004J-2.30 : Mlnnejwta bakers. t2.in4S.4l > : wlntfr low pradef. tl.fc 4r2.15 : pprlns lS\r grades. ll-Gnfc LK5 ; KprlnR extras. n.3i > < fri.M Snuthern flour. dull , common to fair extra * . .iy ei8 ; Rood to choice extrBR. J2.6Bfi5.r.Q. R i flour. Fteady ; superfine. t2.7Tii92.83 : fancy , } 2.MC2.34. Iuclwh it tlour. nominal. Bl'i 'K WHEAT Nominal. < MRN MEAL Dull ; yellow w.tern. t2C3e SO ; Erandywlne , I2.SQ. " * RTE Nominal . Mate IC BSc : JersejE2gS3c. . BARLEY Nominal. -1 I1ARLET MALT Dull ; Canada. SCX&Sjc ; Elx- rowed , B2iSTir * WHEAT Receipts. 7B.O/1S l.u ; exp irts. 22.010 l > u. : sales. 2.22U.IXX ) liu. futures. B.O'JO ' bu. spot. Spot market inactive. No. 2 red. In Mnre and eie- vator. C2Uf. canal , afloat , t. u. b. . Cmr : Nn. 1 niirthern , G ! ' c delirered ; N-n.-i 'hRi'd. 7fSe dellv- e. d- Options opened weak on passage of antl- optlon by the hoUBe , disapjKJlnTment over weak- ne8 of export and foreum jteHinc : later prices Temted on le-tter late cables and rep m nf dam age In the northwefit : close , * TC down : July. ( n D-lGfMH i4e. clf d at ClSc : Auc ist. C3 3-3 < % C3i f. closed at C3S.C. S-Titember C4 < mi64 IS-lCc. < Ju > .ed at C4Tc ; Decemlivr. CT xtiflSUc , cloned at rHc. CuItN Heoelpts. 201X10 bu. : expirts. 4.SOO tin. : ale . ai.t > * > liu. future * , rj.ftio bu. fp-n. Ppt market easy : No. * 2 , 47Tic in r"utar ' ; 4ic nllict. Option marketv'E&s.aU ; tlie insnuus Jn imlacor- uMe crop newi - and - -pmrTithy th Tftieatclose - ! % & > f down , June , clofcrd. av 4i\i ; July. 46S 4Pic. cla ed at 40c : Auc jst. closed ai 4C1 c ; Sp- Irmtxy. 47S4T c. closed at 47c , OATS Receipts. 3 . ( w 1m. ; exrion.S' iM ba. ; sales , 40.0UO liu. future * , lU.CHJO bu. si l. SK > 1 market nt-idooted ; NJ. 2. 50c bid. me asked ; No. 2 white Me asked ; No 3 white , H * > c. nominal : track , white wet-tern , K < f3Se : track , white Mate. i3jl > c. Option market weakt-r on llqui.latmn ; tlow. Vli'vc net decline ; July. 4 ! < c. cloted at 4 r : Aucust. ZV'-c. closed at 27-c ; Seit ember. cK.B"d nt X'riic. HAY Dull : shrj'plttB. JC.OO C.50 ; ppod to choice. . . . HOPS TVeak ; state comm3n to choice , 5 fllc : Pacinc ooaist. iodise. HIDES Doll : wet Baited. New Orleans , se lected. 43 to d Ibiu. 4mir4c : Texas selected. 2J to 59 Ibs. . 4a.c : Kueno ? Ayre ? . dry. 20 to 24 lbs _ 10Vjl3c : Texas , dry. 24 to 30 Ihs. . 3S = - LEATHER Inactive : hemlork sole , Buenos Ayres , light to heavy wwRhtx. ISfilHc. WO 3L Quiel : dotne5tic fli-ece , ligi ; pulled. . llOVTSI ONS Beef , quiet ; family. S5-50 < n2.DO ; extra mess. S ; lrf iiams. IMJVi aJk ) : city extra India mess. n7.00&2U.iW. Cut meats , dull : jilckled liellles , BiiTTSc ; pickled shoulders. C rc. pickled hams. ] | Hi(6iD\c. ( Lard , market dull : western steatn elos a at T71D asked ; July clD9"d at t7.l)5 , nominal. Sc ] > teml > "r. t7.23. mmlnal : re- 0 : short clear. BTTTER rirm ; western dulrr. 3"13c ; western creamery. 34 1 . wejsiem factory. i * ii4Sc , ITIelnk , lie , state dtlry , 32ei7c ; state CTBamery. 136 Ite CHEEn I > ull : state , larce. 7&S ; c : small. fancy. 7 6'B1 ; pan skims , I gr. c ; full cktm * . ket dul : state and Pennsylvania western fresli. ll ? 12r ; gonthirn. case , I2.23@2T : . : rcceiptC 4.K14 pkus. TALLOW Market dull- city ( K per -pkfe.1. 4 % < H * * : country ( pkcs. freej , 4kv4Sc. as to quality. PETROLETTM Dull ; Tnlled clo"d at Si\c hid. Washington , bills. . K : Wishlnrtnn. in bulk t ! . 9 ; rcnaed New York. t3.13 ; I'Ullaadphla and Haiti- more , tll5 ; Philadelphia and Daltliujre. in bulk. t2.cn. t2.cn.ROIN Steady strained , common to E od , . TfitPENTINE Sleadv : , Rli-E Steady , dumehtlc , lair to extra , 4 { ? c ; , . MOLAPSE. Quiet ; New Orleans , op i Vettle , rnoJ to choice. , 2 4SCc. PIG IRON Dun ; Scotch , tl9.We22.W ; Ameri can. J1U ! i jl4.nn. COPPER Quiet : lake. S9. LEAD Quiet ; dnmfTtlc. K.14. TIN Nnmlnal : plates , dull. SPELTER Nominal. COTTON FEED OIL Inactive ; prime crude , S > " a.tked. off crude. 26i ci yellow Imtter cradvc. - - asked ; ch lce yelluw , 34e EtkeJ ; prime white. 3CS7c. _ llaltlruore General Slarket , BALTIMORE. Jun,21 FLOTTl Dullre : ceipts , & .UUO bbjs.khipmenu , C70 bal * . ; Bales , 20U l.HK WHEAT Quiet and parr , sjiot. Aucust. Cl , * ' . Bei'temlx-r. steamer. No. 2 re * . C7c asked : rerclms. S.OOO bu. : hIpmentK. 22 008 bu. ; stock , 411.000 bu. ; sale * . 22.IMV bu. ; milllne wheat , by sample , GO Clc. CORN Dull : rpot. 47c bid : July. 4fa c asked : receipts. H,00 bo : sblpm nts.-4-a 0 1m. ; week. 12&,0 > K > IHI. . southern corn tir ample , CHjpvCc , southern corn on rrade , 55c * T" OATiQulet and eaayH ; > . 2 white west ern. He ajike4 : No. 2 mixed , tuctern. tlfetlc ; re ceipts. Sfc.UiW bu. . rtock. KK.IW < > a. KYB Slow. No. 2. E34JMci t k. 4.IMO bu. HAY Steady : peed to ehaittuUmalhy. 16.W. GRAIN FREIGHTS Qulei and flrm. SUGAR Firm ; craunUtfOj yu hieher BUTTER Steady . funcjurnunerj" . J c ; fancy Imitation 144 > l c : fancy l mn3Hc > ; coed ladle. 154rllf : ftnrt packed , imflSc , BGO5Weakfresh. . We. - CHEEaE VV * k : fancy. Chlraco I'ruit CHICAGO. Jam * 2S The Ka-f rralr e-mtpsnv * > 14 aatfornia fruit at aueritin trwUy as fHtl. > ws : Own-It * , rain damared. vor > ' lisa oondaKm , Wfi 01 < . i iictict. small. In/ej-itr..r48 | c. W aO > - luit ; dttnanJ Ilcht. noiwtthft&jidJBc low jiilocf tlnx c ra tW ye r. ! r Part r Bran. m { HJnoli Tu"n rar bf P l- Tnto fruK t 1 r : Block 7 TC-Jarunw 2 9Z3c ; Ro > - l Aticws , SMHA' : Apricot * , 7R73C , JUeaaixl r , 4 7Uc. plums. nWn.J ; Ttai By imaea. ttat STOCKS AND UONOS. Tone of th > r mrtty Market Wat tJVak. TORK. June 2 ! . Dorisc tS > two hears tl bucte a today tbe prevaUUte unie ol the ect uiarkM wai weik. A brisk eUiBg mweraent WM dn la * d tt tbe open ing , which wa i ot prom ui > ci hi St. Paul. SKg r , Ateilww ajwt 2diaMarl Pacific. BUtiBtore t Onto , M Mte * f a MaJuLre lot , broke Z\t pr e * * t tuj fc rei ! dV * fr etut aa lite { HH-chaie at IMi ihi ttiwac IwlBE the .air trausactionf la the atoct When tbe pr Brf te tH vat rm * Ml Sugar and a few atter skarw Hiirtf a frac tional recovery A raid wai xude < M > Su ar. whteh h 4l reecrered a portion tl tte early decline , nod Ui prtre ires ! dove ui 974. a dcunef 1 per ratt from jtf-d3T A jn'Ot r r vT f \ pr n't va then cz e uiyrr : fcralt of i % per pMit. with a final recovery rf li per r4it , th * taut rale bring a f c r * S pr rmrt l - + ew rmterdiy'a do it ic. Before 11 o'deek there wa a Jr ct tonal decline. ID which Jrrrlv all tbe lwre traMl ! t r- tlrpate4while ManhrtUn raK a * l Ixmlevlllr ! ; rt cent. I > rlnc tbe &mt haV of the MCKt iV-calaOOB wa * weak , l * * the decHn'in were all tr > eUmit In the fttuA araltop * S B r ralllrt Michtlv and LxmicTTtte & Xevr Al bany pmlr.eij I * ) , per cent of U * early IOWL There wat a IlKfct rallv In price * In the latt deJto ? aj > d tive market cloned rteady to firtji fit a rerr Rfaeral tecline on tbe final > le * if j-Miterday. the total low. etrpt T here already noteJ. betair cottntred u Irac- UtMKadlh tbe exception of Kansas & Texas preferred and United States OfAage. which are dews 1H and 1H P r cent rempwtlrely. Tbe Ixnid market was pewrallr weak aH 4iy oc fairly pvo * Un lnf s tar a Saturday Tbe Bvenlcz Pee ! rayg : The week c4oMd today with no Interruption to the decline la kharcs ot lakolvent railway * , tmtartunstclf the mot logical of rernt market ntore- MMOitK. Thtce 1 . MO doobt a > ery oonNier- abie * bon Interest in the * ? Block * . b t tbe nale * it ! reej holdlns * have twett wnUDVoua. Bl wb4U-e t 3ar'f market was of arnarl trtp- nlflcance. and cbanpM both for the day and for tbe uMk , wtre trlfllnp. Tbe ( ollowiap are the cloning qnetattwo on the leadloc fctocts of the New York ex- chance today : . Adams Express. . I.'iH N * Pac ptt . . . AlUm.T. H . . as 'a P D 1 6 . . . . H do pM . JOt N nb woman. . . . 164H Am. Eipr w . . . 1W ' Co | Td . 342 UaltlmnrcJtohto. US K. Y Omitra ] . f7H CanadaPaeinc . . ft N. Y k N.Kntr. . . . "S Cnnado SouMieni. fi8 OnMris A W . US Owilral Pacific , . . IBS Orecon IBI I . JS Clips A Ohio . . . . l vOr roBKar . Artoa. . . . IW iO. S 1. a U. S. . . . ll i C.B.4Q . 764 ' Pacific Mall . 14 Chlcaco aa . . _ 7SVP. l > A E . _ S5 * oimoau- Gas. JSS itf-mrp . . . . C. C. C. i St. t. . . jttiVPmllmuu Palace. . 100 C lo. Coal A Iron C RttixUtur . 15S Cotton Oil Cert. . . 27H Kh-hmnnd Term. . JOS Del. HudRon - IWH1 oo paf . _ 15H Drl Lack A IT. . . 1 O * 'R. ' 6 W . 1 H u. A K. G. pja. _ s6 ir-G. vr.rM . . . . 42 D AC.F. Co . S4H Hook Island . 87W East Tenn . 6 St. Paul . r-'H Erie . 114 st-Paulpfd . 11 dopM . 27 StP A. Omaha. _ 35H FortWayiH ! . J50X do pJfl . _ 312 G. KortlHirn pW. . KM Smtliom Pae. . , Ib C A-E Lpfd . . . . HOH iurur ( RBlJoery. . . ly Hockinc Valley 36 , Ttmn. O < iM A Iroa IB 111 Central . iifl 'Texas ' Paetflc . . . M St. P. 4 Dulnth , . _ ZS T. A O. C irt pfd. . PH KiT.pia , . 20Hiolon , Paclflc . 70 Lake Erie i W. . . J * S ' U. S Express _ ( "J do pfd , . M | W. st-L-iP - Ml Lake Shore . 3S1 | do pffl . C1H L ua Truit . . . . M > ! vr llsP rro Er. . 31 Loulsvl'.lei N . . 4S WesMirn Untoa fcSli LouisrillcA X. A. C W , A L. E . ! > Manhattan Cou. . . 314 i do nfd . < .1 * Mcmphisi C . . . . 6 M A M. L . _ HH Mit-hlcanOBnt. . _ P5H D. i R. G . _ 74 Wo Pacific . LT.H G. K . . JtS Woblle.V Ohio. . . . IM iN.L . - 37 NahhvllleChat. . . 7B 'C. ' F. 4.1 . S4H Nanocsrcoraa6. - = 2 T ao ntA . ii * do pd . 87 H.iT. C . = N. J. Central . 300H T. A. A , A : N. M S N.iW.pW . l .T. St. . L. JiK-C. . 1 North Am. Ca. . , . . J i do ptd . . . . . . S The total sales of stock today wre . shares , iapludtnc ; : AtotoHon. J.300. American Sucar. M.1 ' > . Hurllncfm. S.100 ; Krle. 1.S90 ; Ml - Hnurl I'aolnr. S.StiNnrthem Pacific preferred. 2.7UP. Readlnc. S.b'JO. ' St. Paul. 6.800 ; Wabath preferred. luUO. _ "Now- York Mom-y Market. NEtV YOItK. June 2X MONCY ON CALL Easy , at 1 tier cent ; last loan , I i > er cent ; clw-d. 1 per cent. PRIME MERCALTTLE PAPER 2 . > 4ii per cent. STERUNQ EXCHANGE rirm. hut dnlL with actual liuwni'ps in tiankers1 bills at M.88 , i for demand and at H.K7 i for sixty days : jiopted rates. f4 hSU. and O.M. t-nmmerclal bills , JLSS . SILVER CERTIFICATES Mfif-e. GOVEEXMiarr IJONIiS Quiet ; rtate bonds. dull. Closing quotations on bonlswere as Atclilaon4s S7 ? , < dors i'lV Alchison 2s A. . . . 2iMU. , P. 3fits of'US 303 ri.mia.-i So. 2i 1s. . 1O5 l > T st Shore 4t > . . . . . 105.H Cen. Pae l t 'K. 103'ii' Itoston Stock Onotatlfini. BOSTON. June C.I. Call loan * . me2 psr cent : time loans. L'V 3ia PCT ceat. Closin ; tmcos tar b. bonds and uituin ; iuiardS . A.T. A S. F . 4 j'W. ' Elec. t > : d. . . . . 5-T Am. Sturar . P7M.Wla. ! Ontral . 4 AmSturarnld - iHifAtchii > pa fds . C.7H liav state Gas _ . . TH Atculnon is. . TSMi Bell Telt-phone 20S IGcn. Eloctm- . . . 8D Koston Albany 20C IWis. Ceut. Ists 5S BobtonAMiuiia. . . . 145 i Ailotiez Mlnluj Co.0 ' dopfd . 346 Atlantic. . . . , . f > C _ R. i a . 7 ( ! i Boston A Montaai 25i Gen. Elictric. . . . _ SS I Unite A Boston. . . . rj Mesicau OeatraLOH Calumet A Ilfda. . 268 Oid Coloay . "ti Ceutenulal . - 75 Rubber . SK Franklin . 7W Saa Dieo . fl ( Kearsare . _ & ) ' Dnlon Pacific - ii ( Osceola . - 3S > WeB ; En2 . Sr.ijKJulnc.v . . . H3 West Enfl nld . 77li Tamarack . 35C fian Francl co Mining Onotatlon * . SAN FJIANCI5CO. Jtiup 23. The offleial eloslnr quot.itloaEtor mtnlnj t. o.rutoiajWJTJ a < fallows lows- AJta. 20 GouiSi : Cuny45 Ilelcher T.B Hale A-Norcross. . . f > 3 Best A Belcher. . . . . P7 Mexican _ 69 llodio Coa _ 'JO Ophlr 300 Bulwer C Potosi , 40 Chollar . 22 ( Savare . SO Con. Ciil. 4 Va . 273 ( Sierra Nevada . . , 5ti Crou-ii Point.- < i Union Con - , _ 38 EurucaCon . i5 ! I Yellow Jacket. . . . . 40 New Tork Mlninc ; NEVT TOKK , Jens 28 The lollon-inr ars the clOHlnc mtninc quoutions : Cdolor. . . 2ti 'Pls-moutn . lu OrownPoliit . 45 Sierra Nevada . 50 Con.Cal.4. Va. . . . 2t'.5 Sta.nda.rd . 3CO Deadwood . _ 50 'Union ' Con . . . 30 Gould A COJTJ . 50 Yellow Jacket. . . . SS Hale ANorcroBH. . . 5O IlronSHTer . 30 Romcbtake . 32. > 0 | Oulckxllvw . 25 > I ricau . r.D , do prulurred . 39IO Outsno . S 0 iBulwer . _ . 32 Onalr . 150 ! _ London f-tock Market. LONDON.'Jutie 23 I p in. closing' Consols. money 101 3-1 O.Mexican . ordinary ! 17 CounolK. ace'nt 301 1-10 St. Paul com . OOH Canadian Paciac . SBSi'S ' T. Ceutral. . . . 300U Ene . _ . . IT * IPennKylvaala- . . . . 4BH Erie2d& . 74 Ilieadtiir . TH Hid. Central . P2VMKX. Ceu. new 4fc. 56 } ' BAR SILVT.R 2d per ounce. MONET H percouL Tlie rale ol discount tn the open martpt lor Irata Bbtrt atifl thrt * mouth * ' bill , is 'yill-lti par cent. New Tork Ukt.v . Itatik Statriiirnt. NEW TORK , June 28 The -vr-efcly bank Matement rtow the loliowlnc chaneea : Re- iwrve. decrease $2U M > , luan * . Increase. $2.MB.- ( ' : FTH-CMi. decreawn.43C,70fr ; lepal tenierft. tocrnuse. I2.liC.7iiO. dei . lt5. incr ut * . K.liiWO ; circulatioo. decrease. IK.HIA. Tlie bank * tiotr hold I7A.SIK.27 : In exc H ef the u of the 20 per cent rule. Ilnp < irt > at New York. NEW TORK , June 28. The imt > "rti of dry Cikjds and cetter&l nierrhandlM * at thl port for thl * week were valued at fi.34fi.KC. The Hnpons . , f M. cir thl * vveU were tZi.H * . of uhkrh were cold. financial ORLBANS June 22. aaarioirs. J49. J49.PARIS. PARIS. June 2S. Three per cent rente * . f 2 c fur the account. MEMPHIS. Jun 25. New Torfe exetunire. wllinc at (1. Ciearlngs. tlKJ * * ; baUnoe * . JK.8H. SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-DRAFTS-M M. 10t ; iHleKruphlc l4c. SBier bars. CJ jMT e. Mexican dollar * . U iar. BO.-TON. JUB * 2S. d artaa . Ot.l 7.7 : Kal- S1.M.3W : fw theek , nfaMirtnci , 172.- KALTIMORK. Jner as. n rn , n. M.K . t. . UtK.Ut , Uir tue Keek , claariBc * . ni.- lilancMtl.BK.3B. . PHILADEIJnilA. June a Clearins * . l . 5- ] S . twUnem. Sl.MN.Mi , lur tbe week. IU.1QL71 * ; bklanc ; * . IH.MH.W. LiCiXDOK. June Jl The atMOUM of nuue tele the Knk uf Eactetti Vudar i fJS. w . The nrtre ut fruld at Uutmoc Ayrtu toda- * 3H. CBJCAOO. JUR * S.-Muaer. * # * pur e > K ati mfl. S4 > t iwr n < M nn ttai * . Mew Tork i- caianae , Tte | > rea tur k Smrittkj escttana * . at Mb at M.fo. a K H . CUJCI.NNATJ. JuneXauey. . 2 Kcte Twik ru-Uaccr , Ii ljMCkj urvmi il.Ma.Mlu : t r IU , > -o-evk l t > " r. iT. LT'flS. Jacw SB. dcaraMn. .SJ . > M ; JJa.Oi.li * . lt year o T iruB < llna . , . . . tulair. FBlJ.JtT. Uil * wnHt BIJ.J.74i. . mrn | v 4- Hu ; wk tax Mwr tt.SM.liM. I M wwk , M.aW.- fTL MOMJT ili < l. 4 > 7 i * * Kit'mar * of Krvr Vc.k. . lac VKW lOftlC. JUM 20. - Tht WX.K it 4 bank * of tbrtt t tutatrwC I , n u B nen > af T j > er eocri > - rh of their Vvkixio f tc.44 la * - truB Utr lor gamini" * " < " * 7Ve iwvit * la Ju th * gi4d ttoui cuotitUu' d uu .il xti-.i In paper rum r > Ttte > iti 'tiur 'r K < > id ! * * fc" tNM i- < 4 i * Uuit KM" MI. < an < > V 'v ai : . ' r it. ftk .C- > . . . . - > } . . T. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Weak ( Hoses vrfik Bee ir ti KwA Under. Last Week or La Ynr. CATTLE TRADE BRACING UP AGAIN Llglit Snjtjvllct Hare n StlnioUtlnc H And Oltr I'rliH-t a Light Hoi. l Hop * Alee IH ittr it hrant URcrlngo. SATtTXDAY. jtwe St. Heavy Mid ctweral rmtn * dttrlnc th * e "ly part < the weak wrre wdeoiablr reapon- Me for the Meat metripu thin week. Snp- compared with tbe eek jirctlou * r the correctxmding nix days in 1&M or 1ML The fit-ores are ai fallows : CatOe. HOCK. Receipt * this week. . . . affi 4S.M' Kciilpts haul week . . . 11,406 66 K Saint -wk lait year. . M.SSW E1.O I.W1 Same week Wtt i,28R 4-.5M t.Mto TJnAer ordinary drcumfatance * the decrtwwe of over G.OW cattle thli week would have re- kulted In sharply higher prices , but these ere not ordinary times , and prices went the otber way. While receipts here have b" * licbt , sttpptim at eaatera markets have utww liberal * although mostly of common stock. "What hurt tbe trade more than anything el . however , was the tow market 01 the otber side'el the water. Liverpool was re ported tbe lowest of the year under tbe In- flmtDoe of excessive KGitplfea , and this bml a tendency to paralyse the shipping unJ tx- Jiort trade. Dressed beef men have had tt pretty much alt their own way , a--'l for the most part they hsve been eJta ppraUnuly Indifferent buyers. Heavy cattle , pa-tic Ur- ly if coarse or lacking style , wrre neglected , and the green and half fatted stock has t ee > u hard to move at anything like remunerative prices. About the only cattle that have been in any demand whatever were the handy , well fatted steers welching from 1.000 up to 1,306 Ibs. These did not puffer M > much , but the ceneral market for fat cittle closed IT.c to SOc lower than last week. With very little outside supjwt. prices jnled rather uneven an week. Light supplies caused a moderate boom on > lonlay and Tuesday , but tbe market went to pieces Wednesday , and durln : the latter half of tbe week It was very dull and featureless. Today's trade -was very satisfactory from whatever standpoint viewed. Supplies were light as to quantity , and rather indifferent as to quality , while tbe demand lacked life. Handy fat steers , such as suited the dressed beef trade , sold at good , steady prices , but rough , heavy cattle and grassy lipbt graces were discriminated against badly and hard to work off to advantage. There was a dull , weak undertone to tbe trade throughout , but about everything found a. purchaser before the close. The cow market was a fair sample of what it has been all week. Supplies have been Insignificant , and , while dry-fed stock has been scarce and in good demand at firm prices , the common grassy grades that have made up tbe bulk of tbe offerings have gone lower from day to day. The calf market has been considerably demoralized , but prime veals showed same Improvement toward the close of the week. Ftt bulls have sold all right , but thin , rough stock has been a drug on the market. On account of the Improved condition of pastures the feeder trade picked up nicely during the early part of the week. Prices advanced 20c to SOc , and the supply did not begin to fill the demand. Of late , however , the depression in the fat cattle market has hurt the business some , and part of this ad vance has b en lost. There is still a very fair demand , however , and prices are quotably - bly lOc to lac better than a week aco. GooJ to choice feeders ore quotable at J3.15@-2.40 ; fair to good at $2.SO@S.10 ; common to poor at from $2.75 down. . .REPRESENTATIVE SALES. DRESSED BEEF. No. AT. Pr. No. Av , Pr. .J.O. Av. Pr. 1 1US8 25 73 1182 K ! SD M 1K3 St'K 2. . . . 720 3 20 22. . . . 977 Z S3 27..1034 4 K 20..1057 SCO 20. . . .11(2 ( 500 SI..1273 4 24 S2Z S 70 19 1101 S 93 SC..1S ! 4 IW 21..1138 270 21..3838 4 l > * GI..1S1I > 4 S3 3..1230 340 2 1233 403 K . .12S7 440 SHIPPING AND EXPORT. , . .J2S2 4 13 22.3072 4 05 FALUNG OFF IX HOG SUPPLIES. Arrivals of logs the past week exhibit c decrease ol nearly 13.000 cs compareasith the previous weet and 5,009'as compareJ with tbe corresponding week last year. Early in tlie week tbe quality ol tbe oBer- Ings was not very good , but later there wkfc considerable Improvement In tbis respect , witb a larger proportion of beavy and iQbdiumweight bogs. The demand was ac tive , both for packing and shipping account , est eclaJly tbe former , and on account of the limited supplies tbere was an almost contin uous advance In prices. Parker * rt [ > oru > d aa active Inquiry for meat * of all kindt and with a fair margin of profit in packing around present prices of bogs and provis ions the supply fell short of tbe demand and the movement was free all week. Buyers have all been after weight and the heavy and medium bogs continue to command aboat a nickel premium over tbe lighter grades. Same pigti and underweight fctuS have brought very low prices , as there is little call for that clans at clock at the present. The feellnc ha * been rather firm throughout nod prices at the close are K > c to 26c better than a week ago. There was a fairly good run te4ay sad a further advance on about all grades. Tbe demand was e ° od from all eo rr i. and with tietler markets eaist and by ne means ex- ceHtve receipts trade was lively right from tue opening. Fair to choice heavy and butcher weight hegi od largely at from $4.SO te J4.M. while fair to choice light and light mixed hope went mostly at from (4 75 to ? 4.t > i. Toward tbe clot * tbere wai an etetw feeling , and on tbe late fereaefD mar ket prices bid and paid were tittle if any better than oo Frldiy. Tbere were very few bogs unsold , however. Salt * were Isrgrty t 51. and T4.M as apainot { 4 TS te M.S8 Fri- d y and M6 to H-te oae wotk ago today. r rRESKSTATIVE SALES : No. Av. Sa. Pr. No. Av.S.V Pr. * UK , M J4 M T4 JS4 1 . M M . (4 . SI4 - si 1 JIM . . . g * . * * > (4 siM IS . . . M ifeUl < tt. . . . . US IK . . ' . " iiTSl " S4 71a. . .fa 1 4B . 2 1S > H 71 . 281 1 1 a ac w 3 3 . . 4 U ' ' ' ' ' ' X M . Mt 41 . . . . . . . . MI rt n . w t * u. . : * 40 it H . m * * u j . . . K * . J W t nt H % TJS \ 1 ( . Ml . . . IK it . m * t JM . . . * n . i i5 4 .m a n K . aW 4 M 4M M n . . J9 aw - - ' " it m . sw s * TI5 : : . w ti * at w a at . jff a * ft ! Jfi4 Sfc8 * < . . . . . n H . . . . an . 3 tit K Tt fit f4 M It K . . y M JS M I4T ] K > 7i 73 ST M : t- : < w * Jrt U M n , x tt I-JOS AXD IWWGH. \ 2 'S * 4" 4 44 " ! ' " * * * * 4 e * i t 4 ' SHBEP TKADB DULL. Again the jaarkwt was Iwre af * b ! p. None have bem received during the part three flays , but they have not ben bully mlMed. Tbe > re is very little demand at present and owing to the continued domoraHMtlon nt eastern paints prices are away down lower than they have l > e n for a year. Fair to good native * are quotable at f2.T6QS.2S ; fair to good western * . SUtifM.o * ; common and stock sheep. II.OO y2.26 : good te choice 40 to 109-lb lambs at T2.504JX7S. Krrt-lpT anil IMi > pMltlun of Stock. OraetaJ rrortrit * an * dln ; > oi1tian of Mock E * shown tiy tintwok * of thr Union Stncfe T n3 wmiMtny for tlie twenty-four liuur * endlne lit S o clock p. m. . Jutw 22. MH : 3JBCE11TS. _ . . . Car * . H - l. Cfcttl ? 4 | j JM H ° P 327 6.757 Ituj-rrj. Cattle. Hoe * . Shwji. Omaha P cklnc Compatiy. . Kt 354 G. H. Hammntrf CnraiMUiy. . . ITS 3 E2 ' " " Pwift H d Camtwnr 234 Iras ] CortrfijI'Kklnc ComtMrtiJ- . . . . 22 2.MB John P. Squirt- Co , an " G. H H. . from K. C , 187 . ' . ; . Chloium P. P. Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . 3,111 ' " " ar 'fiatia p. p. Co . , MI It. Beckrr A : Ttegm. . ; . . . , _ . . Butt St. IxiuiH . . 4jj J. lx > hm n 3B . . , . _ . . ' " " " " " " " ' " ' Burr B . ! . ! . ! . ! . J . " " and feeders 499 , , . Total 1,070 E.S77 CHICAGO LI VE STOCK. There % Tns a Omrt and [ Inrhangccl .MarkM for Ciittlr CHICAGO. June S ! . Tciday'f receipts of cuttle were alntrt 1.SW JieoS , niaklnc K.SS for the week. Of the fresh receipt * alwut Bi were Tsxans. and the recMriU of Teraa cattle for the week apcrecate L.IMUI lO.MO. There was a qalet and unchanged market for natives nt frum tl to M.75 for Inferior pow to citro Bteers. Texan * were weak oud unevenly lower quatod at from n. to t75. acoordlnE to quality. All de pr.j > - Uon of rattle are materially lower than they were a week asn. The arrlvijs of liocs fnr tciday were estimate at ll.vna dead , maklae ISiW fur thin we - k.vhlrli I ? lKim 15.5 > leu * than for last week and 2r , M more than for the parrenpondlni : week last year Tbe flm ealeji of the day Indicated strength , but Uie later market wae no lietter man at Friduy's cliwe. Culli sold at Irom SI to J4.5II and a few prime heuvy IMS were welched at from > C 1 i > to U.SS. Ktilfs were mainly at from M.S" to J4.9" for Ilcht and from J4.W to Jii.10 Tor heavy and medium. Sheep receipt ! , were i-stlrrmted nt 1.500. maktnc I5.1XM ) for the week , cir G.7W ( lenc than fur la ii week and 1C. ' ) le-a than for the corre i nd ns we-k last year. There wan not much demand. but places were found for the small numbiT on sale. I-rloes were fairly firm nt from n to :2.C > fur tnferlnr to choir * lif ji and at from JiTi to H 7 ; for cinnp iaml * nnc-EII'TS-Oaitl- . .K ) head ; calves. 700 hend : lines. 30.l ) heBd ; hSicep. : . ( VJO lieoa. Tlie Evening Jouinal report * : CATTLE Ritipui. . i.o.n head : uhliimnjU. 52) head : only usual fiaturda > * n lmBin nt ; martet quM. Ftettdy and unchanged ; prime to extra native steem. .S04i4. fl ; m-diom. M.00ftt.3 : oihers. * r..l5fls.s : , ; Texans. Ii."S4s m. HOfSS nereUits. 18,009 lieiUl ; suijimrnta. C.5DO li ad. market active and 5c higher party , but nearly all advance lost at clou * ; rnuab heavy J4-.T tr.7 ; tiackern and mlied. St..nr00 rrira * llS' " * ' umetrairi"r : * " * ' " * 15 * fi M : "snorted SHEEP AXI > LAMB-necelpU < . i.OOO head ; Bhlpmentn. nane ; market unrhanged ; top utieen , J4.30I34.W ; top lamta. J4.5.)4j'4.S * Kansac City Live sux'fc Market. KAXSAS CITY. June = L CATTLE Hece ptn , l.iW" head , ahlt > menta , S'K ' ) head. Market Bteudy i ? ? ITt'nc ; Tcx weers. J2.fxi : S.76 ; Texas cows. nifIL' ' ' ' ; ' " * "eera , K.SO j4.75 : native COWR , Sl.354Jt.40 ; Etockere and feeders , ti al.KI ! ) ; bids , . . . HOGS P.eceltii. 5.MO head ; uliipments , 1,400 head. Market opened r.filii ? hltrher. closed weak ; bulk of sales. U.ICt .W , heavies. U.'jn&u.m ; packer * . M.M6i. ! : < W ) m'xed. } 4.B06t ! : lichtB. J4.SnS4. 0 ; TorLers , .S 4.K ) : j > lir . } 4.B044.S SHEEP lu-celpta. MO head ; shipment ! none. Market steady. _ St. I.ouit Live Mock Market ST. LOCIS. June Si CATTLE n"celpts. SOO head ; shipments. l.thH ) head ; market steady for Rood ; lower on olh-rs ; medium fcblpplnE steers , * 1 Jji Recetpti. ! , ! head : Khlpnjcnts. l.WO head , mtrket artlve and IDr hlclier ; bearyi JS.Wd.lB ; mixed. M.Sir5.05 ; llEhtK. 4.SI ) 6. 0. riHEEI' Rpcnpta. nuae ; shipments , SIX ) heud : market strong at recent quotations. Stock in Mcht- Hecord of receipt * of live stock at the four principal yards for Saturday. June 53. 18&4 : Cattle. Hoc * . Sheep. South Omaha- . . 1.210 K 7S7 chjcuRo . 1.WO jo.wio r.mw Knn a city . 1,000 D.sno ao SL Lauls . SDO 1.1UO Totals . St. LOUIK ti.-ueral .Murtet- ST. Lons. June SS. FIrR Steady. XVHEAT SuM off warty. Ijot ritttlnd later , olou- Jnc aliout un < httisd ; .No. 2 red. cufcti. S ; June. ! Sc ; July , E7\.c , Ancunt. f.G 4c ; Septera- \ > vr. S7HfC- CORN Weaker , ? c ( iff ; No. S mlxed. ca X * > . - ; June. . 3SI"c ; Jul3 \c ; September 3PUC. OATS Eauler : No. i. cs h and June , 4Cc ; July , 57c : Aupusi , 3 4e ; Septembur. WJxe. RYU Weak. HARLEY Nuthlnir dMnc. HIIAN EMier ; Cue. east track. FLAX SEED n.lB. CLOVHK h'KEl > JGJi047.5 . TIMOTHY r = EEI > J2.W ! > 4. ( . HAY Steady. HITTER Weak : choice mporalor. DOGS Wr-ak ; 7c. LEAD Hipaer : JS.IOCZ SPELTER Dull. W.Si. C1ORN MEAL-.t WHISKY n 11. OOTTON TiES- . UAUU1NO ftichansed ; . I'KOVIMONS Quiet nnfl p l-r. Peru , stan dard me * * . JobblBK.JW 09. Laefl. prim * rtmm. .H ; ch-4 - . K.6lrr wit mvatiu liMMw irtuHiUlera , ItkTi- , lane * and rlixb. K.CT' . b rt i. ICfTiy Bacon. : * cl.ed shfiuldfrR. f7 ; lon k , 17.S ; ril * . J7.S7H. Hti'fns. f ! 613. nECEIJTP ncnr. 4.IVW t.t.U. ; wluritt. 7W ba. ; com. C .IM 1m , outii , H.i'H bu. PMENTS I'knjr. I.IKW IAU. ; wiiwit. none ; ea.twtt Uu ; i n. : .wn bu. JfKW" YORK. June a SUGAR Raw. ija ! t. fair reunite , ! lllfe , re trilu ia. K fewi. " t. s l . none. r fia d. ntndjKu. . S. 9 11-liM e ; Ni. 7. t t164JSNo. . k , S4 > t IJ-Mc : Nn t. ST-J4 > 8Se. S . Hi. I i-l 48t ! , c ; Xo. M. V * & S 7-lfie : N . . It. t S-H0SSI ; N - IS. S U-Ke. off A. i U-iaflMc. roooW A. 4 ( 4H 11-Kc. Mwi4a d A. > li-lU > 41c , eoafwrtlUBon' A. : li.lttt-i'.r. cat l. f. 4 % S 116Ccriwhed. . < X * 3-W < - ; JKIIT- dVfed. DH X It-Kc. gnmulatad. lc ; ub k. . ( M H-13C. U > KDON. June ! t-UGAR Can * . < | U.et , ti.jtlunc a..mr ; ortrlfucal Jaia , lla ad , VBjdo. fair reniitott. It * M. _ I.I . Jtau JJ.-tVHEAT-dlo Uii. brat. Hi | > > 4r fiuod. X : rod wtntur , 4 * Md- < .X ) X t UB. Jlll ! ) ill XtMMt Of dMMUld. n railed ftH < it. s j 4 ; futurru , 4isll ; lt < 4ikwra Cur Hiu4 r Mi ; JIOM. J n4 ; July , _ 0 bO ; . 'lt * > t itdjmjif > ly fuui. S tuner r. t M. pd. natf : huMnri ofier r : > l"i < . x * * ' fotvrni , * * > > & * * nw ttV PwV. dull . li 4dr * < iK r nanl fiiti Ij , > . weMorn , * V 14 ; vremtrm medfum. 1C * M Xrn York Dry Uixid * MmrVfU NKW YOttK. JUM It O rtn tbe IBU-BIW ttoM Ntu4i > w w i > ai a vuuufcatU un4 tl > * J- i.i-1 wa * oetMTtMl enrty. w ucual. ua ball bul- Saturday. Very few viwum ; Uiyw * ai but a , * mtdl uunb r JiaJ il > * mm < ajtor uwruauuuiu iliol w4w * uuu > . portant music C unUttd twtot. WM. Commission Merchant GRAIN AND PROVISIONS- e mires t * Cb.iso utl Xtw York. . i > -f.c . rm i. Nw Turk LU * o UUL