COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Averaged Firru but Did Mot Make
Much Headway.
THAT CEREAL OPENED VERY DULL
In Corn tlio Itnliu , I.nrgo Receipts , rnvorn-
blo Crop Reporti , Lower Cables nml
Incrcnsn It t'lilcnjro Stock
Were Lending Factors.
CHICAGO , June 25. Wheat averaged firm ,
but did not make much headway on Its up
ward course. It stepped out boldly more
than once , but slid bock again , nnd was
only Vic higher nt the close than It waa nt
the corresponding time on Saturday. Corn
was easier , as were also oats , while pro
vision * were flrm , but there was a very
ellm tradt.
Wheat opened dull , then showed consider
able loss for a time , but later became nulet
and so continued to the end. It opened Vic
higher In sympathy with Uerlln cables , de
clined V4o on selling by ft local bear and
rains In the wheat belt , rallied lo on the
heavy decrease In the amount of ocean pas-
gage , in the visible supply nnd In the local
stocks , catod off % o on lower late cables
nnd free realization nnd closed steady with
a gain ot Vic over last Saturday's final fig
ures' . , .
In corn the rains , the larger receipt * ,
favorable crop reports , lower cables nnd
the Increase In the local stockB of 85,000
bu. were the bear reasons. The close was
dull nnd showed a loss of HO In price com
pared with Saturday's last quotations.
In oats there was a weak feeling on larger
receipts , on the rains and on more favorable
crop reports. Dartlett-Krazlcr led the sell
ing. The local stock 160,000 bu. showed an
Incrca-o for the week of 53,000 bu. The
close showed a loss , compared with Satur
day's cloBe , of IVic In July and Ic In Sep
tember.
Provisions Improved on buying by local
packers In the belief that the run of hogs
would show a decided Increase , but cased off
with the value of live hogs , but closed with
an apprecUtlon of 2'4c nil around.
The leading futures ranged as followa ;
Article . | Open. | High. | | Close.
IVhoat.No. 2
June 6f > ! < 00
July GO
Sept , 03 02HQU
Corn No. 2. >
June , , . , . . . 41 4W
41 41M
Sept 41K
O.IIH No. 2. . .
Juno
Julv 39
Srpt 30J4 20J4S30
Pork per bbl
July 12 85 12 110 12 CS 12 < S7
Bi-pL 12 05 12 70 12 05 12 05
Lnnl.lUOltiH
Juno. . . . 0 72M
July , . . . 0 7fi 075 0 72H 0 724
< \Cpt C 87H 087M 0 85 087
Sliort Ribs-
July 0 B5 G S7W fl 47W n cs
Sept. . . . 0 05 II 07 H 0 r > fi 0 & 7 ! {
Cash quotations wore ns follows :
FIOIlt-Inll ) , unchnnsi'il.
W1IIJAT No. 2 cprlns , 57Uc ; No. 3 cprlnc ,
W c : No. 2 red , M'Jc.
C'OHN-No. 2I0c. .
OATK-No. 2 , 4iy.c ; No. 2 white , 4CHe ; No. 3
white. 47c.
IIVIJ No. 2. K\ic. \
1IAIILHY No. 2 , nomlnnl ; No. 3 , f. o. b. ,
62c ; No. 4. f. o. I ) . , r OJJ51c.
nAx HIID : : NO. i , ji.45.
TIMOTHY HniO I'rlme. $ l.7Cit4.S5.
I'UOVIHIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , JllS'if ?
12.r,7"i " ; lard , per 100 Ibs. , C.70gfi.72'4 ' : short ribs
Hides ( loose ) , SG.C21ittC.GO ; dry Hulled shoulders
( traxid ) , unchanged ; short clear sides ( boxed ) ,
utiLhangril.
WIIIHKY Distillers' nnlshed goods , per gal. ,
J1.15.
KlIOAnS Unchanged.
The following wore tlio receipts ana
for today :
On the Produce cxchanito toil W tlio butter in tr-
hct was sH'.uly : creamery , l-iHOlTc ; diary , llHffl
Htfc. EggH , steady at OHM Hie.
MiXV VOItK UUNKICAL MAltKET.
Vcgtordny'ft Quotntlon * on Flour , Grain and
1'rovUIoiiH , Alctnlr , Ktr.
NEW TOniC. June 25. Fl.OUIt HecelptB.
3D.OOO Lbls. : exiiorts , 17,000 bbli. ; sales. 1C.COO
packages. Mnrkct llrmly held on counter wheats ,
spring also linn : exports dull. Southern Hour
dull ; rye Hour slendy.
1IUCKWIIHAT Nominal.
COHN M13AL Dull : jcllow western , I2.C5S2SO ;
Braiulywlne , ? 2.W.
HYU Nominal ; state , CCflMc ; Jersey , KSI3c.
IIAHI.HY Nominal.
IIAUI.nv MAL.T Dull ; Canada , 90005c ; slx-
rowed , b'J/8Cc.
WHI2AT llecelpts. 70,000 bu.J sales , 4,050.000
l > u. futures iincl 96.000 bu spot. Spot mnrket
firmer ; No , 2 red , In store and elevator , d'/ic ' ;
No. 1 northern , "O'.ic. ' delivered ; No. 1 lion ] ,
71Vtc , Oellerol.Options opened stronger on
decrease In passage and firm cables further ail-
vancetl on unfavorable crop advices , declined
on decrease on Cncllsli visible supply ; clone ,
% c up. Nn. 2 red January closed at 63c ; July ,
62 15-10063 ft-lCc , closed at C3'ic ; AUKttst , GlU f
64T4c , closed at C4V4c ; September , CSS-lCOCC'lc ,
closed at CS c ; December , GS 'J-lGfjKic ) ! , closed at
CSTic.
CORN Receipts , 93,000 bu. ; exports. 47.COO bu. ;
sales , 410,000 bu , futures nnd ISO , 000 bu. hp t ,
tiiot | maiKet loner ; No. 2 , 4SHc In elevator.
Option market opened firmer with wheat , but
old off sharply ilurlnK the day on better crop
prospects ; close UQc down. June closed at
45Hc ; July , 4JKT4C < ; c , closed at 45l > ic ; Ausust ,
4C'C46'ic ( , , closed at 45c ; September , 40 % ®
47ic ! , closed at 4C c.
OATS Hecelpts , 1'C.OOO bu. ; sales , 140,000 bu
futures anil 23.UOO bu. spat. Spot rnaikct weaKer ;
No. 2. 61 < ic ; No. 2 white. WVje : No. 3 white ,
51'ic ; track mixed weblern , (2r > 3c ; track white
western , nsitcic : truck white state , 6.15T5 c.
Option maikct steady early , but afterward de.
cllned on Improved crop advice ; close ? le down.
June closed at We ; July. 48146410 , closed at
48c ; AiiRUst , 3GU&3i'ic , doted nt 30Uc ; Septem
ber , 3414 35c , closed at 35c ; October closed nt
350.
350.HAY
HAY Dull ; shipping , 10.005650 ; good to choice ,
I7.00HT8.90.
HOI'S Weak : state , common to choice , 9@14c ;
I'lielllc const , 10 15c.
HIUUS Dull ; wet salteil New Orleans , sc.
lectcd. 45 to K > Ha. , 4i454T4c ; Texas selected.
3S to M Ihs. , 4fT&c ; IluenoH A ) res , dry , 20 to 24
Ibs. , 1054 llo ; Texas , dry , 24 to 30 His. , 6VJC.
hEATHim Inactive ; hemlock sole. Ducnos
Ayies. Unlit to heavy wclxhts , I.rlSo.
\ \ ' _ ( ) OIqulct ; domestic lleece , 1302Cc ; pulled ,
I'flOVISIONS Heef steady ; cut meats steady ;
pickled shoulder * . 6Hc , I .art ) , steady ; western
steam closed at } 7.05 asked ; July closed at J7.10 ;
Keptcmber , J7.2S , nominal ; reflneil dull ; continent.
17.40 ; H. A. J7.SO ; compound , Ei tjCc. 1'ork dull ,
but llrm.
IllJTTUn Steady : western dairy , 105I15C ; west.
trn creamery UjflSHc ; western factory. 9HW
14 < ic ; iiKln. lf > ' , ic ; state dairy , 12jl7ic ! ; state
creamery , ISWISUc.
KQO.s rirmer ; state and 1'ennsvlvanln , 12'iW '
13c ; western , frish , ll UiaWc. Receipts , 6,427
n Dull : state , larse , 7 I8Kc : small ,
'ancy , 7Wti8',4c ' ; part skims , 2i ! J5lc ; full sklmj.
TALLOW Mnrket dull ; city ( } 2 per pkp. ) , 4H
O4Hc ; country dikir * . trie ) , 4i54j4Hc ; as to
I'imOLKL'M Dull : Unltrd cloKed nt 8J > ic bid ;
Washington , Mils. , J6 ; WnshlnRlon. In bulk ,
I3.W : rellncil New York , J.V15 ; I'hllndolphla nnd
llnltlmore , J5.13 ; Philadelphia and llaltlmore In
bulk , I2.CO.
ROSIN Steady ; strained , common to good ,
ll.3Jltl.40.
Tl'ltl'iNTINi-8tendy : ; 31R31'ic.
RR'i : Htrady ; domesllc , fair to extra , 4flCc ;
Jnpnn , 4 fM , c.
MOLAHSIIS-QiiIet ; New Orleans , open keltle ,
gmtto \ choice , 29fJfc.
I'Kl IRON-Dull ; Scotch , J10.GOG2I.W ; Arnerl-
cnn , I10.OH4ill.Oc ) .
I'Ol'l'KR-Qulet ; lake. ! .
I.KAlQulet : ddintstlr , J3.10.
TIN Hnsy ; Slrnlls. 113,40 bid ; plates quiet.
KI'III.TIIR Neslected.
COTTONHHUn Oll Actlve : prime crude. ! 0c
nsketl ; off crude. 2t > T2&c ; > ellow butter crndes ,
85c ; rholct' ji'llivv , S4c , nominal ; prime jellow.
S2Hcj yellow ort urndes , 3Jc ; prime while , 31'4O
* _ _ _ _
Liverpool Alnr nt * .
HVnRrOOL , June U. WHCAT-Clow , nrm ;
ieinnnd poor ; No. 3 red winter , 4s S'4'l.
CORN Dull ; demand moderate ; new mlxtd
nwt. 3s 8 > id ; futurra sternly ; demand fair ; June ,
In 8d : Jul > . 3s M ; August , 3s 9)d.
FLOUR Stuidy ; dctnund l > wr ; St. Louis , fancy
winter , 8s 9d.
1'ROVISIONS 1'ork , dull ; demand poor ; prime
mf s , western , 6 s 3d ; western medium , 16 * 3d.
The receipts of whent for tlir past week were ;
Prom Atlantic ports , 1.700 quarters ; from Pacific
ports , none ; other ports , 73,000 quarters.
The receipts of American con ) from Atlantic
port * for the past week were 16.800 quarters.
Cotton .Mitrknt.
NB\V OllLKANH. June 25. COTTON Easy ; re
ceipts , > . ? U l le < ; stock , 83,001 bales ; futures.
dull ; aalrs. 13 Uilrst June , IC.SS bid ; July. 16.WW
.b'J ; AUKUit , JG.MU 8i ; Hepteinb.T. K.SKjOH ;
October , l .SCCteSlj ; November , J691C693 ; De
cember , J8.W < 0i.V9 ( ; January , 17.04 bid ; I'vbruary ,
$7.10.
ST. IX3UIH , June S5.-COTTON-qulet : mid-
dllmr , 71to ; wiln ) , none ; ncelpts , 100 bales ; iihlp-
tnents , 300 bales ; slock , 33.900 bales.
MliiitrnuolUVlicut Market.
MINNKAI-OUH. June U. The wheat market
was nrm and higher , due jiarlly to higher
llrlllih rablo and tmd crop reports from the
Dakota * . Receipts urre 1U.7W bu The demand
\vu fXKl , Hhlpmrnti wire 18.CM bu. llunlnvmi
wu chlflly In September , with a nioderatr
amount ot UaU gviln * to D c inbtr. Clu :
June Mtic , July. Mno 3 p ; September.
Derrmtwr , eJH < iC3Hc : on Irnck. No. 1 lurd ,
IV..K , No. 1 northern , 64 > lc ; No. 1 northern. Mo.
Kloiir wn Hrm nml held n little Idaher flt I3.4J
tnM for rntrnln. U ir.o .M for bnkem. ' Pro
duction about 34.CDO libls. Shipment * 41,000 bu.
U.MAIIA UiNi'HALMAItltir. :
Condition of Trula nnd Unolatlonn on
Ht | iln nml I'nncjr Produce.
The week open * without nny very decided
clinngc In the prixlucc mnrket. Price * remain
prnctlcnlly whore they were nt the clone of last
week. r
Until It wn known that Ilia retmto committee
has. restored the duty of tc per dot. on PRK *
there was no little anxiety among the heavy
holder * of Ice house CKK * In nil parts of the
country. Thin ? CRK * wen > put In Mm - under a
DC duty , nnd holder * i-IMI hate n difference of
2a p r doz. aKnlnrl them. The house fixed the
duty nt 2o , nnd the fnali * put egg * on the free
list , but ha * now restored the 3c duly. In ISO ] ,
with the duly nt DC , there were Imported Into
New York 3C iOOiO doz. Previous to the 5c duty
Canada was rinding nlxmt ICCh > l,0 > doz. of CKVH
Into thl * country annually. This > c.ir the pro
duction of eKRH 1 ns been very large , nnd the
cold stoniRO house * nil over the coutmy nre well
filled. Mnny of these tfK * were put In stornise
not merely n * 11 matter of speculation , but n * n
means of prevent NIK an nil mil ) overstocked mar
ket from being completely glutted , with the con-
soipient loc * to mei i hunt * .
New York rommlsiilon men nre protesting
nk-nlnst the bills of Ind'mr In use by the most of
thernllrondi ) . which contain n > many provision *
that the nindn nre practically relieved from lia
bility for losses. It Is claimed that under the
present form of bills of Indlnir the commission
merchants uinnot , with any degree of safety ,
mUnnce money on goods from the west.
Ht'TTIJH The market ) estenlay wn * devoid of
feature other than that nlniidy noted."Prices
remained In the HHIIIC nntch. Local dealer * nrc
receiving some very bearish letter * from enstcrn
outlets ; In fact , benrlshncss Is the feature of
almost all the correspondence from that quarter.
Some New York house * nre predicting that the
finest ladles will sell ( lure nt 12c In the next
three or four week * . Packing stock on thl *
market I * bringing 10c , nnd the bujers appear
to wnnt It nl that price. Choice country butter ,
] 2iil4c ; separator creamery , 15yi6c | bricks ,
ICIMSo.
IJCHIS The supply of eggs continues large on
this mnrket. The propoitlon of slock showing
the effect * of hot weather Is very large , and the
loss In candling heavy. Oood stock la celling
generally at DC.
LIVIJ POt'LTRY Old hen * are very scarce
for name reason , nnd tie market llrm. As usual ,
the llrst of the week there vva * not very much
demand for poultry. Spring chickens. lUfltc ;
old hens , Cc ; roosters , 3c. The demand for K't'e
nnd ducks Is very light , nnd what few are
arriving arc mostly bird * that have been
plucked , nnd In consequence not very
desirable. Diukn , Cft'c ; hen turkcjs , 7e ; gob
blers. tOf > c ; geese , 68GV4c.
VIJAI Receipt * al commission houses nre not
Inige , but there ore still a good many on the
market. Choice- fat nnd small veals are quoted
ut 51-ififc ; coarse nnd I irge , 34c.
CHIinsn There Is some \ery choice Wiscon
sin eocene on the market. Wisconsin , full
cream , new make , lOinic ; Nebraska und Iowa ,
full cream , 010c | ; Nebraska and Iowa , part
skim , Gft7c ; Llmburgir , No. 1 , lOc ; brltlc. No. 1 ,
lOc : 8nl s. No. I. 1341 He.
HAY The market Is about steady. The re
ceipts were nbout fifteen cars. Upland
hay , J8.50 ; midland , } 8 ; lowland , J7.M ;
rye straw , JO. Demand fair ; supply
fair. Color makes the best price on hay.
Light bales sell the best. Only top grades bring
top prices.
PianONS The gun clubs use quite n good
many pigeons , and theie Is a demand for old
birds strong on the wins. Old birds , per doz. ,
JMOffll.W.
JMOffll.W.vncsnTABLns. .
Advices from the heaviest melon shipping
point * In southern Georgia Indicate that the
irop U moving very rapidly. It will be about
two weeks before the central Georgia crop will
be In shape to move.
The local market on vegetables wni not ma
terially changed yesterday. On account of the
arrival of home giown cabbage prices nre n
little lower on that commodity.
WATiRMni.ONS Per 100 , 20.00023.00.
CANTALOUPES Texas cantaloupes are arriv
ing on the market. On orders , Jl.L'JWl.SO per doz.
11KKT8 New beets , per doz. bunches , 20025c ,
on orders.
SQUASH Texas summer squash on orders.
75c per do ? .
CUCUMISHRS On orders , per crate , J1.50 , or
40UMC per doz.
GRttHN I'l'PPERS Texas green peppers , per
U hu. box , 7r > c.
OLD HIIANS Hand picked navy , J2.1002.15 ;
medium navy , ll.90Q2.00 ; common white beans ,
tl.MOl.CO.
ONIONS On orders. Cnllfoinln , 2o per Ib.
POTATOES There nre plenty of potatoes on
the mnrket , from Arkansas and California
mostly. In the prpent condition of the mar
ket both here and In California It would seem
hardly reasonable to expect many more po
tatoes from that state. Good potatoes arc
quoted In California nt 5'.c per hundred , rate to
Omaha "So , or a totnl of { 1.30 per hundred laid
down hoie. This leaves a very small imigln
lo cover shrinkage and possible louse * , to say
nothing nbout profits. Good shipping stock Is
quoted hero nt W90c.
CAI1HAGC There Is plenty of home grown
cabbage being brought In by the local growers ,
nnd while the heads nre small , they ari > % ery
solid nnd good quality. There Is also consider
able California stock on the market. Good ship
ping stock , on orders , 25f2Kc.
ASPARAGUS Good homo grown stock. 85OIOO
per doz. , on orders.
TOMATOnS I'lorldn stock Is pretty well ex
hausted , the season being rather far 'advanced
for shipments from that state. Mssl ! ° sppl ! stock
Is In large supply. Good shipping stock , per 4
basket crate. 51.2501.40.
NUW UI3ANS The supply of wax and string
beans Is limited principally to home grown
stock , which Is not overly plenty so far. and
which Is held nt firm prices. Wax , per ' ,4 bu.
basket , U ; string , per Jj bu. basket , 7"ic ,
I'UAS The supply Is somewhat larger. Good
stock , per bu. , t- .
r.OG PLANT Per doz. , on orders. TGflJl.OO.
CAULIFLOWER Choice stock , per doz. , J1.W3
1.75.
CARROTS New southern carrots , per doz.
bunches. 3010c.
Pin PLANT On orders , per Ib. , Ic.
PARSLI3Y On orders , per doz. bunches. 25ii30c.
TURNIPS New southern , per bu. , 51.23 : homegrown
grown , per doz. bunches. 25Q30c.
FRUITS.
At the auction held > csterdiy morning the
following were offered : 1.152 peaches nnd
1,033 cherrlcR. The auction room was full of
buyers , tile b'ddlng ' fairly active , and the offerIngs -
Ings soon taken. While tlio offering * of cherries
were large , there were only a .few lines suitable
for shipping , the most of them' being too ripe.
Prices ruled rather low. In addition to the local
buyers , brokers bought for Keokuk , Fort Dodge ,
Red Oak. Sioux City , Jlnnon City , St. Joseph ,
Grand Island and lleatrlce.
On Tuesday the follow Ini ? fruit will be offered
for sale at auction ; 1,833 peaches ; 391 apricots ;
12 pears : 101 pencil plumx ; 47 Claude plums ; 592
apples : 110 plums.
On Wednesday a car of cherries will be offeied.
The predictions mnde by fruit m ° n some time
ngo , that this would be a low seuson , have been
verified M far. Prices on all Kinds ot frull , es
pecially California fruit * , have been unpre-
cedentrdly low. This Is true not of till * market
alone , but of every other market In the country.
A glance nt the reports of auction Bairn In Chicago
cage will show that fruit has ben slnughleied
as mercilessly there as nnyvvhcro else. While
present prices must bring heavy losses upon
California growers , they nre bringing fruit
within the reach of the mnpces of the people.
The cause generally nscrlbtd for the present
low prices Is the unfavorable business situation.
The llrst Cnllfornln pears of the teanon nrc
expected to arrive on the nnrKet today. Ad
vices from Georgia say that there will be more
pears In that state than was nntlclpatcd a short
time ago. The Georgia peach crop , however. Is
said to he practically n total failure.
STRAWRIJRRIKS There was n car of Col
orado stock nnd some express shipments from
Washington. Good stock , J3.50.
CHIRRIIS While theie was n car of cherries
thrown on to the market yesterday , stock that
would do to ship out on orders wn * rather scarce
at Jl.00ifri.25.
APPLIIS There were no California npplcn on
the mnrket > enterdny , but there arc- dome ex
pected In today. " Good shipping stock , 11,23.
APRICOTS There were no frfsh arrivals > es-
terduy , but n few nre billed to nrilve today.
Good stock. tl.Nliftl.2K.
OOOSiiinitRIis : There have been none re
ceived to amount to anything during the last
week or more. Quotations are nominally J2.25ST
2.60.
2.60.RLACKRURRIUS Receipts moderate. Good
stock , J2.75.
1ILACIC RASPDHRRIKS For the first of the
week the receipts were quite laige. Good stock ,
(3.50.
line TlABPIIRRRinS Not enough have ar
rived to establish prices.
PI3ACIins Tilt- supply of peaches was In
creased ) fsti'rday by the auction sale of a car
of California stock. Good stock , J1.00Q1.25.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
The orange trees In the vicinity of Lakeland ,
ria. , nre now puttlnir on n heavy bloom , nnd It
IB predicted Hint there will be n good spring crop.
The grapefruit trees that droppul much of their
fruit early In the searcn are also blooming
again , and the prospect * for a crop of that fruit
are very itwd now ,
11ANANAS As usual , when Berries are on
the market the demand for r-nnanas Is not very
heavy. Choice slock. J2.00W2.W.
LUMONH The deniand ha * not been Increased
to an exlent sulllclent to advance price * as yet ,
and tha market running steady. Fancy lemons.
300 Plze. H.oafH.M ; fancy lemons , 3CO size , 13.75
0400 ; choice lemons , 3M ) size , J3.75.
OllANUK.H California Mediterranean Sweets
nrc to be had on the market nt 13.75 ,
PlNfiAPPI.US There Is a fair supply of
Florida pineapples on the market nt 11,50 per
doz. , or J7.00d7.50 per crate of about six doz.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FinS-rnnvT. per Ib. , HH815c.
DATUS Hallow tea , 65 to 70-lti. boxes , per Ib. ,
'HONEY Cnllfornln , 15o ; dark honey , I0@12c.
MAl'I.U SYRUP Gallon cans , per do * . . Jlz.
NUTS Almonds. 15Q17c ; Englliii walnuts , 100
lc ; filberts. 12o ; llrazll nuts , lOc.
CIDUR-Puro julci , per ILL , It ; half bbl. .
13.25.
13.25.HlDESNo. . 1 crecn hides , Uo ; No. 1 green
salted bldits , Sc : No. 2 L'reen salted hides ,
2c ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , Co ; No.
: veal calf , 8 Ibs. to 15 Ibs. , 4e ; No. l dry Hint
hldcf. 6c ; No. t dry flint hides. So ; No , 1 dry
isltfd hides. 4c ; part cured bides. Ha per Ib.
| u thitn fully curtd.
BIIEKP PULTS-Green a'ted. each , tSfJWc ;
green salted shearlings dhort-woalcd tally skins ) ,
each. M15c : dry shearlings ( eliort-woolcd early
kins ) . No. 1. each , 64 < " > o : dry shearling * ( short
w ooled early iklns ) . No. I , each , 6c ; dry flint ,
Kansas and Ntbrnika butcher wool , pelts , per
Ib. , actual weight. 60Sc ; dry Mint. Kama * and
Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
weight. 40c ; dry flint , Colorado butcher woo )
pills. p r Ib. . actual wtlKht , 4O7c ; dry Hint ,
Colorado murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
welKht , 4B c ,
TALLOW AND GRBASR Tallow , No. 1. 4Q
4 o ; tallow. No. t , 3\iJHc : grease , white A ,
4Uc ; grease , whlto V. 4c ; greaie. yellow. 3c ;
grease , ilork , me ; old buter. ItflHc : beeswax ,
prime , ISClSc ; rough tallow. Sc.
Chicago I'rult Auction ,
CHICAGO , Junt B. Th Bail Fruit company
ol < 1 fruit at unction today ft * followsi Cher
ries , still In bnd order , showing rnln dnm.iRC ,
lIMck Tartnrlnns , ! OfCOC | Roynl Anne ,
Apricots , 6SOR5C , Penchcn , encCll.OO. Pliiin * .
njmsn , 75cl7Jl IS ; St. rmlifrlne , tKcOJl.U ,
Tragedy prune * , I30 < K 15. Demnml unequal to
th * supply , coniequenlly mnrket depressed ,
Weather hot.
Porter llro * . company , Chicago , fold toilny
eight cars Cnllfornln fruit ! El More plums ,
13.23 ; Abundnnce , 13 25 ; Jnpnns , 13.20 ; Tragedy ,
: .C3 ; mixed , 11.20 ; St. I'ntherlne , Il.004n.t5 ;
pencil plums , J2.HO : llo > nl Native , 8'K-f/ll.X ) ;
Hatenky plum * , JI.CO ; cherry plums , 6500c ;
Cl > mnn , 11.35. Royal nprlcot * , 40C"Oc : pencil
nprlcolR , WltWfi Montgomery , 70c. Alexander
PHiehe * . 300'Oc ; t irly May , JOflfA ? . Apple * ,
tl. 70471. SO. Tartarian cherries , ZGQUc ; lloyal
Anne * , SJcOtl.M.- '
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Ml. Loin * Clcnernl Mnrkor.
ST. LOl'Ifl , June 2-rLOUR-StronR , un
changed ; demand fair.
WHEAT Unsettled early , but strong Inter ,
closing with n net advance of * iOSc ; No. 2 red ,
rash , 57Sc ; June. U' < c ; July , 57c ; August ,
Kc ; September , B7'4O68c.
CORN Ensler ; losing < 4OXc ! No. 2 mixed ,
cash , 39c ; June , 38Hc ; July , 3S'ic ; September ,
39c.
OATS Dull , wenk ; Nn. 2 , cash , 42Jc : 3u\y \ ,
85'4c ; AURU t nnd September , 30C1.
RYE Firm : No. 2 , east side , t3c.
I1ARLEY Nothing doing.
lIRAN-FIrm , 63c east track.
FLAX SEED II. IS.
CLOVER sEiD-i ; .nofl7ro.
TIMOTHY SEED-J3.Wa4.00.
HAY-Htendy.
lll'TTER Weak ; choice separator , HOIc.
1XH1H Wniki 7c.
LEAI > Finn , 13.10.
BPELTER-Dull. 11.20.
OUN MEAIJ2.IO 2.15.
WHIHKY-II.1G.
COTTON TIEM-SOc.
PROVISIONS Stronger , tendency upvvnid ; fair
demniid. Poik , standard mess. Jobbing , J13.12'4c. '
I ird , prime -steam , JC.55 ; choice , JC.C714. Dry
salt meats , loose shoulders , 15.85 ; longs nnd
ribs , J6.C714 ! fhorts , JO.SJ'.i. Ilncon , pncked
shoulder * , J7 ; long * , J7.2S ; ribs , J7.37Vi ; shorts ,
itECEIPTR-Flour , 9,000 bbla. ; whent , 19,000
bu. : corn. 115.000 bu. ; oat * . 57,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 9.COO bbl * . ; wheat , 1,000
bu. ; corn , 58,000 bu. ; oats , 9.000 bu.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK , June 25. COFFEE Options
opened dull , but turned more active In the after
noon on llnltlmore buying order * ; cloned steady ,
5ff20 point * up ; sale * . 11,000 hag * , Including ;
July. J .40 ; August. 114.90014.95 ; September ,
I14.20i714.2o. Spot coffee , Rio , ntendy ; No. 7 ,
110.25 ; mild , steadv ; Cordova , J19.00frl9.25 ; sales ,
COO bags high grade Rio , p. t. ; 400 bag * Central
American , nml 500 bag * Mexican , p. t. ; ware
house deliveries Saturday , C,0H ! bags ; New York
stock todrty , 109,410 bags ; United Stntes stock ,
15G.87G bags ; afloat for United States , 142.000 bags ;
total visible for United States , 298.S7G bags ,
against 457,000 bngs last year.
SANTOS , June 25. Firm : good average , J17 ;
receipts , 2.000 bags ; stock , 21.000 bng * .
HAMIIURG , June 23-Qulct ; price * i pfg.
higher to't pfg. lower ; mles , 4,000 bngs.
HAVRE. June 25. Closed on account of the
death of Cnrnot.
RIO JANEIRO , June 25. Quiet ! No. 7 , Rio ,
J15 ; exchnnge , 054(1 ; receipts , 4,000 bags ;
stock , 117,004 bngs.
Milwaukee ( Irnrral Market.
MILWAUKEE. June 25.-FLOUR-Qulct.
WHEAT Higher ; No. 2 spring , D7c ; No. 1
northern , CC'.Sc ; September , tl c.
CORN Easier ; No. 3 , 414e.
OATS Active nnd firm ; No. 2 white , 47c ; No.
3 white. 4C047c.
nARLEY Firm : No. 2. D5c ; sample , C0'i31e.
RYE-Stendy ; No. 1 , W'ic.
PROVISIONS Higher. 1'ork , J12.57',4. ' Lard ,
J6.72H.
RECEIPTS Flour. 12,300 bbls. ; wheat , 6.500
bu. ; bnrlev , 6,700 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 2,300 bbls. ; wheat , none ;
barley , none. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Kansas City .Markets.
KANSAS CITY , June 23. WHEAT Firm ; No.
2 hard , 5lc ; No. 3 red , 52653c ; No. 3 red ,
50fi51c.
CORN Unchanged ; No. 2 mixed , I5V4G3Cc ; No.
2 white. S'JitiflOc.
OATS-Slow ; No. 2 mixed , 42043c ; No. 2 white ,
43c.
43c.HUTTER
HUTTER Stendi ; crcnmcry , 14Q15c ; dairy ,
12 ? c ,
KGGS Wenk nt 7c.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 2,600 bu. ; corn , none ;
oat * , none.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 1,400 bu. ; corn , none ;
ruts , none. _
Visible ) Supply of Grain.
NEW YORK , June 25. The visibly supply of
grain Saturday , June 23 , nn compiled by the
New York Produce exchnnge. Is ns follows :
Wheat. D5.SM.OOO bu. , decrease , 1,253.000 bu. ; corn ,
7,181,000 bu. . Increase. 10.000 bu. : oats , 2IC 00) bu. ,
decrease , 161,000 bu. ; r > e , 210,000 bu. . Increase ,
6,000 bu. ; bailey , 79,000 bu. , decrease , 6,000 bu.
Oil Market * .
OIL CITY , Pa. , June 2. . National Transit cer
tificates opened nt S93i : highest , 90 ; lowest , 83S1 :
closed , EG } ; ; rnlee. 4.0UO bbls. ; shipments , 139,872
bbls. : runs , 13.817 bbls.
PITTSnURG , Pn. , Juno 25. Nntlonnl Transit
certificates opened at 89 % ; closed at 87 ; highest ,
90 ; lowest , 87 ; no sales. t
Alnrkot.
NEW YORK. June 25.-SUGAR-Haw. flrm ;
sales , 350 bags molasses , 89 test. 2 l-16c ; rumored
cargo , centrifugal test , nt Philadelphia , 2 5-16c ;
refined , firm , fairly active.
LONDON. Juno 25 SUGAR-Cnne. qulqt ; cen
trifugal Java , 14s 3d ; Muscovado , fair refining' ,
12s Cd.
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New York Dry ( iooda Market.
NEW YORK , June 25. Business has not been
active , still there was more doing Uian was ex
pected , because of so many absentees on nc-
count of Saturday's weather. Prints , ginghams ,
dress goods , bleached and brown cottons had
attention and fair sales.
Unlnth Wheat Market.
DULUTII , June 25. WHEAT Close : Higher :
No. 1 hard , cash , Juno nnd July , G5'ic ; No. 1
northern , cash , G3c ; June nnd July , G3c ;
September , C2c ; December , 63c : No. 2 northern ,
cash , CO'/ic ; No. 3 , 55'jc ; rejected , 45c. To arrive :
No. 1 northern , 65'ic.
Wool Murkot.
ST. LOUIS , June 25. WOOL Firm , un
changed. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Financial Notes.
BOSTON , June 25. Clearings , $11,137,493 ; bal
ances , tl , 084,719.
HALTIMORE. June 25. Clearings , } 1 , 430,193 ;
balances , J1S8.C91.
NEW YORK , June 25. Clenrlncs , J50,1S6,193 ;
balances. J5. 172.000.
PARIS , June 23. Three per cent , rentes , 99f
37Vio for the account.
PHILADELPHIA. June 25. Clearing * . J0.193-
251 ; balance * . 11,381,402.
MEMPHIS. June 25. New York exchange sell
ing nt II. Clearings , J23I.307 ; balances , J107.70I.
CINCINNATI , June 23. Money , -UWO per cent.
New Yoik exchange , DOS60c picmlum. Clearings ,
J2 , 255,450.
LONDON , Juno 25. The amount of bullion
gene Into the Hank of England today on
balance Is 18,000.
SAN FRANCISCO , June 25. Drafts , sight ,
lOc ; teleginphle , 12HC. Silver bars , 63&C3"ic.
Mexican dollar * , D14j51 c.
NEW ORLEANS , June 25. Clearings , J671-
27. . New Yoik exchange , commercial , Jl
premium ; bank , J1.50 premium.
ST. LOUIS. June 25. Clearings. 13,255,561 ; bil-
nncc.s , JS73.529. Money , dull , 64f7 per cent. Ex
change on New York , 75c premium bid.
NEW YORK , June 25. Receipt * of gold nt
the subtreasuiy from the city banks on ac
count of gold withdrawn for export are ns
follows : Friday , 1500,000 ; Saturday , J3.400.000 ;
today , up to 3 o'clock , Jl , 954 , 000 ; making n total
of J5.944.000. Raring & Magoun , nnd Freres will
ship J300.000 In gold on the steamship Havel ,
Bailing tomorrow.
STOCKS AND 11ONDS.
Shnro Speculation Moderately Active During ;
tlio MornliiR but Dull Later.
NEW YORK , June 25. The share specu
lation was moderately active during the
morning , but was very dull during the af
ternoon. London was a seller In moderate
amounts ot St. Paul and LouUvllIo & Nash
ville , and there were orders from Amsterdam
to sell others of the International special
ties. The engagements of gold for the Havel
tomorrow aggregate only $1,000,000 , against
$2,000,000 on Tuesday of last week , and It
Is adduced therefrom that this week's ex
ports will bo lighter than the week before.
The subtrcasury supplied the gold , and It
Is said the agreement to reimburse the eub-
treasury docs not Include this week's ship
ments.
St. Paul broke H per cent at the openIng -
Ing on London selling , but quickly rallied
on the covering ot a short contract and re
covered the full loss , closing at a reaction
ot % per cent. The other granger shares
wcro neglected. Sales for the western ac
count caused a decline of 1 % per cent In
Distilling , of which % per cent was recov
ered at the close. National Lead was sold
down on a report that the business of the
company was poor , owing to the very warm
weather , and after the opening at a gain ot
% per cent a break of 2 ' 4 per cent was ef
fected. Subsequently a rally ot 1 per cent
took place , with a final reaction ot Vt per
cent , mak ng a net loss oti per cent. Pull
man Is down ZVt per cent. General Electric
1 % per cent , Kansas & Texas and Consol
idated Gas 2U per cent and Rubber preferred
1 per cent. The other changes are fractional.
The bond market was generally weak.
The Post's London cablegram : President
Carnot's assassination depressed all the
markets hero this morning , but a feeling
was produced by the announcement that the
Italian bourio should close down to express
sympathy and a report that the king of Italy
would attend the funeral. Norfolk & West
ern was pressed today , but signs ot liquida
tion arc terminating. The financial condi
tion of America Is viewed with soih * alarm
here , but a feeling predominates that the
worst Is over. The Stock exchange will be
closed on Saturday. There are Indications ot
gold leaving here for India.
The { allotting are the closing quotations
Tlie totnl pnlcs of stocks tixlny were 102MS
flmrcf , Inrliiillne : Atclitami , P.000 ; Atnrrlcnn
HliKiir , 20.300 ; Clilrngn One , 10,700 ; Distillers ,
e.ftjo ; ImllH\llln & Nnotulllc , 3COO ; Nntlonnl
I. l C.COO : Northern 1'aclllc prefcried , 3,400 ;
St. 1'nul , 10.COO.
New York Money Mill-hot.
NEW YOHK. June 2i. MONI2Y ON CAt , ! .
Knuy nt 1 pur cent ; last loan , 1 per cent ; closed ,
1 per cent.
I'llIMU MnitCANTILD FAI'nR 2C4U per
cent.
STKrtMNQ EXCHANan rirm , with nctunl
tnmlnesB In tankers' bills nt ! 4.8Si ( or dcmnnil
and t4.S7ft4.S7U for sixty < lnH ; posted rates ,
KSS < nml )4.90 ; commercial lillK J4.805i.
8II.VHH riilTIl'ICATiH WijiSSc.
GOVUHNMUNT llONUS-Qulet ; state bonds ,
dull.
dull.Closing
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows :
Cuttlo Receipts Wcro Light nnd tlio Market
Wan Strong.
CHICAGO , June 23" Cattle receipts were light
today , estimated at not over 8,000 head. This
strengthened the market , nnd prices were nt
once advanced from 15o to 20c. Scarcely any
thing In the steer line sold below J3.CO , the bulk
going nt from J3.75 to J4.65. Sales of cows nnd
bulls vveie generally nt from J2 to J3 , and
Texas cattle , of which about 2,000 were In , were
quoted at from J1.50 to Jl.
There was a brisk deniund for hogs at nn ad
vance of lOc. There were n number of pales at
J5.15 , a few nt J5.20 , and one or two nt J5.25.
Rut the- advance was not held , and the market
settled back to about Saturday's quotations. The
close was qullu dull nnd weak , with J5.15 nn out
side quotation. Receipts wcio large , amounting
to about 30,000 bend.
There wns n moderate supply of sheep , and the
the demand being good , prlce.s. remained firm.
They ranged from Jl to 13 for poor to choice
qualities. The lamb market was llrm nnd fahly
active nt from J2.75 to J4.75 , the outside figure
calling for choice articles.
The Evening Journal reports :
CATTLE Receipts , 8,000 head ; prices 15T20e
higher : prime to extra native steers , | 4 6001.75 ;
medium. J4.2. > 4.50 ; others , 13.9504.10 ; Texuns ,
J2.60iS3.CO.
HOGS Receipts , 33,000 head ; market opened
wild and higher and closed weak and lower ;
rough heavy. 14.5004.75 ; packers and mixed ,
J5.oojT5.10 ; prime heavy nnd butcher weights ,
J5.10JTS 20 ; aworted lights. J4.OOfT4.10.
8HKEP AND LAM US Receipts , R.OOO head ;
both sold higher ; top sheep , J3.7504.00 ; top
lambs , J4.50 4.90.
Go to Courtland , cool , refreshing.
Minor Court Mutter * .
In the case ot Emily Hespeler and Reglna
Morrow , two sisters , who were arrayed
against each other In Judge Ambrose's court
over the Issues In a $10,000 law suit , the
Hespeler woman wants It distinctly tinder-
stood that she allowed the Morrow woman
to live In her h.ouso , rent free , for a long
period ot time. ' ! Inl addition to this she
states that she loaned Reglna a large sum
of money , whlch was never paid , and that
the asking for thErcurn { of this money was
the original causo/.of tall of the UIIncuKy.
Judge Daxter ot Ilio county court has
started on a montTTB Vacation , going to Puget
Sound and the TeQoJi stoho park.
Dick Rico wan -in 4.ho criminal section of
the district cotirf'yesterday , where ho
was fined $100 unu'costs for having assaulted
a woman with Intent to rob.
The judges amL tlie lawyers begin to sco
the end of the Mturtehn of the district court ,
and the present vrocknvlll close all of tha ac
tive operations uritll the opening of the Sep
tember term , OATi-May of the present week
all of the Jurors FwlllCbo discharged and most
of the members of the bench will devote a
few days' time ttf Ihoj disposition ot ex parte
matters , after Whlcli they will hlo them
selves away to thb Cool retreats which they
have selected as the places for their summer
outings.
In Judge Keyior'n court the case ot Will
iam I ) . Ulngman against McClanahan &
Halllgan , attorneys , Is on trial , vvhero the
plaintiff is seeking ta recover back some
money that ho paid out as attorney fees.
Ulngman was a traveling salesman for the
Omaha Hardware company prior to the
time that company went to the wall.
After the crash he went to the attorneys
and hired them to collect some back salary ,
which they did , retaining their pay for serv
ices. Since that time the plaintiff has sued
for the return of this money.
Don't fill your stomach with spirits which
wreck It. Cook's Extra Dry Champagne
tones It up.
Switchback act ! carouial Courtland.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Opens with n Continuation of the
Light Supplies.
CATTLE TRADE CORRESPONDINGLY DULL
I'rlcc * for Top Ornilrs Higher , but Offerings
Too Light to Tempt llcnlerx I1 B
Klse Under the Light Supply
nud "jell Quickly.
MONDAY , June 23.
nccclpts of all kinds were light today ,
the total arrivals being less than 100 c.irs ,
about evenly ilhldcil between hogs and cat
tle.
There were hardly enough useful beef cat
tle on sale to make a market. On nccoun
of higher markets east , prices averaged
about a dime higher here , but the trade was
not at all lively , as the supply was too sinal
to encourage active competition. Handy fai
steers and choice heavy grades were al
right , but rough heavy stock and common
light stock were hard to move , even at shaded
prices. There were a few loads still In first
hands at the close.
The cow market was poorly supplied and
generally unchanged. Oflcrlngs were com
mon and trade Blow at low prices. Ooci
veal calves were In better demand , nnd soli
at a shade better prices than last week , bul
the market for rough stock was not more
than steady.
In stackers and feeders there was not
much doing , for the reason ttat there was
not much to do with. Yard traders were
pretty well sold out toward the close o :
last week , and , although there was no very
urgent country demand , the fresh arrivals
were picked up readily at steady to n shade
stronger prices. Good to choice feeders are
quotable at from $3.15 to $3.40 , fair to good
nt from $2.80 to $3.10 nnd common to poor
at from $2.75 down. Representative sales :
DRESSED nnnp.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. I > r .No. Av. Pr
7. . . . ! K)2 ) J3 45 45..1253 $4 15 21..1197 $1 2"
1. . . . 900 3 fiO 2..1200 t 1C , 47..1283 4 25
21..1181 4 10 S..13HO 4 2T ,
SHIPPING AND EXPORT.
2.,1010 3 CO 54..1262 4 30 40..1404 4 45
COWS.
4. . . . 802 1 00 4. . . . 7D1 1 DO 2. . . . Mi 2 00
6. . S74 1 23 20. . . . 800 1 GO 1..10IO 2 00
4. . 07 1 30 1..1100 1 75 15..1(102 ( 2 50
C. . 902 130 2. . . . 805 175 1. . . . WO 260
2. . 820 135 1..1100 180 1..1010 2 7S
S. . 822 1 35 1. . . . 910 1 80 1..1420 3 40
* > CfK ) 1 CO C..10C4 1 85 2..14W 3 CO
Hi ! 710 1 20
HEIFERS.
8. . . . C23 1 70 11. . . . 662 1 75 I. . . . 025 1 85
CALVHS.
L. . . IfO 175 L. . . 370 275 L. . . 200 400
11. . . . 165 1 85 1. . . . 140 3 00 2. . . . 193 4 00
2. . . . SSO 250 9. . . . 242 325 2. . . . 175 400
1. . . . 200 2 50 4. . . . 157 3 75
BULLS.
1. . . . OfO 2 20 1..11CO 2 23 7. . . . 9G1 2 D5
1. . . . 710 2 20
STAGS.
L. . . 710 2 CO
sTocicnns AND FEEDERS.
0. . . . 301 225 3. . . . 543 275 7. . . . 614 305
29. . . . CC2 2 23 10. . . . 692 2 65 14. . . . C04 3 10
3. . . . SSO 250 1. . . . 500 2 S5 40. . . . 890 323
MILKERS AND SPRINGERS.
1 springer JIG 00
TEXAS CATTLC.
No. Av. Pr.
55 steers ' . ' 20 J3 00
HOGS Although the supply was some
what larger than dealers were anticipating
today the strength In the provision market
nnd the generally bullish tone to Chicago ad
vices made a good lively trade at prices
pretty close to a nickel higher than Satur
day. Shippers and speculators did some
business , but packers did most of the buying
and they \vcro not long In cleaning up the
supply. The heavy nnd butcher weight hogs
sold largely at from $4.85 to $1.90 , with the
light and light mixed grades mostly at from
$4.80 to $4.S7V& . The top for choice heavies
was $4.92V and Inferior light stuff sold
down to $4.75. Pair to good hogs of all
weights sold very largely at $4.85 to $4.90
against $4.80 to $4.85 on Saturday and $4.60
to $4.70 one week ngo today. The Chicago
market closed lower , but nearly everything
had changed hands here before news of the
break arrived. Representatives sales :
No. Av. 6h. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
1 370 . . . } l C3 7 230 . . . tl S3
3 396 . . . 4 C5 5 2 < 14
4 297 . . . 4 75 67 258 400
2 310 40 4 75 C5 2r.O ISO
97 176 40 4 75 74 243 . . .
10 307 . . . 475 66 259 SO 87',6
C6 201 120 4 77'4 76 234 . . . SJ'4
77 190 100 4 BO f.6 314 120 87' *
89 175 SO 4 80 74 2M 40 8714
78 213 ICO 4 80 SO 211 120 87 ' ,4
77 185 160 480 C6 218 80 87'X ,
71 04 320 4 60 46 246 . . . 87U ,
3 213 . . . 4 80 1 CW SO S7'4
12 265 . . . 4 SO C8 'HI SO 87 > 4
87 206 320 4 60 72 218 120 ST',4
78 213 240 4 S2V4 69 216 40 8714
74 211 160 4 82 > i S2 238 80 8714
38 211 160 4 82'6 70 2r.6 160 871i
SO 215 $0 4 82'4 71 214 80 4 S714
86 200 120 4 8214 C9 211 80 4 90
4 372 . . . 48214 70 211 . . . 490
62 200 200 4 S2'4 M 2S7 SO 490
79 216 160 4 S214 C2 261 SO 4 90
61 229 80 485 CS 261 SO 490
73 227 H.O 4 85 60 2CS SO
SC 23r 80 4 r 72 270 40
63 210 200 4 K > 68 2SO 80
85 211 200 4 85 61 284 . . .
76 2JI . . . 4 S3 C4 261 ICO
62 233 160 4 85 f,5 238 40
15 287 40 4 81 75 262 201
6 206 . . . 4 SS 48 305 40
6 225 . . . 4 85
PIGS AND ROUGH.
1 COO . . . 32" 1 4DO . . . 4 CO
1 SCO . . . 4 25
SHEBP Kor the fourth day in succession
no sheep have arrived. Naturally the de
mand has Improved somewhat , and under tjio
Influence of more favorable reports from
eastern markets It is probable that desirable
muttons or lambs would bring a shade better
prices than prevailed last week. Fair to
good natives are quotable at $2.75 to $3.25 ,
fair to good westerns at $2.50 to $3 , common
and stock sheep at $2 to $2.25 and good to
choice 40 to 100-lb lambs nt $2.50 to $3.75.
Receipts mid Disposition of .Stock.
Official receipts and disposition of stock as
shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards
company for the forty-elKht hours ending nt 3
o'clock p. in. , June 25 , 1894 :
RECEIPTS.
Cars Head.
Cattle . 47 1,116
Hogs 61 3.C45
DISPOSITION.
Rujers. Cattle. HOKS.
Omaha Packing company 7 711
The a , H. Hammond company . . . . 71 1,039
Hvvlft and company IM 929
The Cudnhy Packing company 67 SGI
John P. Squires & Co 432
A. Unas 142
L. llecker 1
O , II , H. from Kansas City 170
Shippers nnd feeders 248 . . . .
Left over 200 100
Total
KitnanH City Live Htoclc Murkot.
KANSAS CITY , Juno 23 , CATTLE Receipts ,
5.700 head : uhlpmontB. 1,690 head. Market utronK
to 15o hlKher : Texas Hterrx , J2.35W3.CO ; Ti-xua
cow * , S1.25ir2.30 ; brcf steerf , } 3.00i4.70 ; nntho
CUKH , S1.2.rfi < .40 : Btockera nnd feeders , I2.00fl3.55 ;
bull * . } 1.75 ; 3.00.
HOGS Heeelptn , 3,600 head : ehlpmontg , SOO
lieail. Market Htroni ; In 5c hlRhcr ; bulk of snles.
S4.90&4.95 ; heavies. | 4 90ft 5. 00 ; packers , 14 W
GOO ; mixed , J1.iOa4.or , ; llKhttr , 14.75 4.90 ; Yorkers.
S4.SSff4.90 ; lilKB , SI.COiT4.S5.
HIIEEP Receipts. 700 head ; shipments , 200
head. Market steady.
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St. LouU Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 25.-CATTLK-Recelpt . 2,103
head ; shipment * , none. Market quiet ; native n.
UnchunKed ; TexanH , eftfcler ; natUe steers nnd
mixed , 13.1214ft 4.Si cove. I1.SOJJ2.00 ; Texun steels ,
llcht , J2.40iU.UO ; cons. 11.451(2.15.
HOOB Receipts. 1.900 head ; shipments , none.
Market strone , CftlOc hlKher ; heavy butchers ,
S5.15 ; medium light , J5.10 ; plirs and common
IlKht , S4.WI4.75.
HIIEUt' Receipts , 1,900 head ; shipments , none.
Mnrkct quiet ; fair Texans , S3 ; nuthu owes ,
S2.60. _
Now York I.lvo Htoclc Market.
NEW YORK. June M.-IlEEVES-Recelpts.
two days. 3,000 hrud ; market uctltc , too hlKher ;
nntlte steers , KO < M ! to prime , S4.62V464.85 : medium
to fair , S4.904j4.bO ; Inferior to ordinary , S3.9504.20 ;
poor , S3.4W3.W.
HIIBni' AND LAMI1S Receipts , two days ,
14.000 head ; market steady , but more artlvv. ;
sheen , poor In prime , J2.Mt.t.75 ; lambx , common
to choice , JI.OOfl6.CO ; fancy , S5.b2Hb3.75.
HOOK Receipts , t o dais. 7.700 head ; market
stronger ; Inferior to fair , S5.Utf5.35.
Block In
Record of receipts of live stock at the four
principal yards for Monday , June 25 , 1691 :
Cattle. llor . Sheep.
South Omaha . 1.1K I.64S . . . .
Chicago . . , . . . . . . H.OOO 33,000 8,010
Kanui City . 2.700 S.JOO TOO
Hi. Louis . 8.100 > .9K ( > .600
Totals . 13,815 42,14 ! 10. COO
DoWltt'a Little Uariy Risen. Small pHU ,
safa pllla , best pills.
Zoological garden Courtland beaclu _ _
tWE PLACE ON SALE THIS WEEK our cntlro
stock of brass nnd iron beds , white ciwinolod. brnss trimmed , nt about linlf
usiml prices to oloso them quick. All our brass poods tvro highly "lac
quered , " trmt IB to any , covered with nn imporialmblc , trunsimront prepa
ration so tlioy will never tarniah , but remain bright and clean. The de
mand for brass and iron beds hns been constantly crowing during the past
five years. They \\holesoinc , neat and last a. lifetime , lloro nrn a few
prices :
IRON. BED
In White Enamel and with Brass Trimmings.
Former price $12.50 Now S 7.CO
Former price 20.00 Now 11.50
Former price 22.50 Now 12.50
Former price 30.00 Now 17.00
Former prlco IW.OO Now 10.50
BRASS BEDS j
Cold Finished Fire Lacquered Goods.
Former price $4 , " > .00 Now S24.50
Former price 55.1)0 ) Now 27 50
Former price 70.00 Now 34.50
Former price 85.00 . t Now 42.50
Terms cash or easy payments.
Formerly People's Mammoth Instalment House.
Close Evenings at 6:30 : , excepting iMoiulays nntl Saturdays.
COMING TO NEBRASKA.
Foreigners AVlio AV111 Add to the I'ormliitlon
of This Stntv.
Commissioner Utt of the Commercial club
keeps close track of the emigrants bound for
Nebraska and has made up the following list
of emigrants who have taken passage for
this state from May 15 to June 15 :
Anna Swenson , 1C , servant , Swede ; N'els
Martin , 26 , farmer , Swede ; Lewis Swenson ,
26 , farmer , Swede ; Karl Darowsky , wife , one
child , laborer , German ; Selgfred Kallsky , 17 ,
laborer , German ; William Houghton , 42 , ma
son , English ; Joseph Houghton , three chil
dren , 39 , ' bricklayer , English , Omaha.
Dagmar P. llasmusscn , 22 , servant , Swede ,
Grand Island.
Hulda Johnson , 17 , servant , Swede , New
ton.
Frangott Hensel , 49 , farmer , German ;
Curt Opltz , 17 , farmer , German , Plattsmoutli.
n. Kvane , 20 , servant , Norwegian , Made
line.
line.Maria
Maria Weslholm , 24 , servant , Norwegian ,
Hastings.
Anna Novoyny , one child , 28 , matron , Aus
trian , Ravenna ,
Franz Laltgeb , 21 , laborer , Austrian , Wa-
hoo.
hoo.Maria
Maria Alt , three children , 39 , matron , Aus
trian , Hay Springs.
Emll Shlpman , 17 , student. German ; G.
Largo and wife , 30 , laborer , German , Grand
Island ,
Frans Bartek , vlfo nnd five children ,
former Austrian ; Alolsa Lckern , 17 , servant ,
Austrian ; Anton Novak , 24 , farmer , Austrian ;
Jan Draliota , wife and child , farmer , Aus
trian ; Anna Knocli , two children , farmer ,
Austrian ; Marie Uedrel , 19 , servant , Aus
trian ; Vaclaw Ucdrel , wife and child , farmer ,
Austrian , Howells.
Anton Luzum , 17 , servant , Austrian , Crete.
Mary and Honey Heltan , servants , Nor
wegians , Mlndcn ,
Konrad Lenz and wife , Jacob Dachmnn
and eight children , Fred Flsk and ono child ,
Jacob Seller nnd wife , John Neffo , Peter
Kltzman , wife and six children , Jacob Moser ,
wife , mother nnd brother , all Husslan farm
ers , will locate at Sutton.
Anna Carlso'n , 21 , servant , Norwegian , Fre
mont.
.IcEcph Kolar , 18 , farmer , Bohemian ,
Wllber.
Giorge Twcntrels , Christ Drengtit , wlfn
and child , German , farmers ; Antonla
Dworak , 20 , servant , Bohemian ; Hedwlg
Grott , 20 , servant , German , Omaha.
Waldcmar Keltz , 15 , servant , Dane , St ,
Liberty.
Emily Knudsen , 20 , servant , Dane , Omaha.
Else Katho Larson , 26 , servant , Dane ,
Beatrice.
Fratlska Tlsorck , servant , Bohemian ,
Ar.tonla Tleorek , servant , Bohemian ; Morltz
Relchcnbach , 18 , tailor , German , Omaha.
August Brandt , wife and four children ,
laborer , German , Arapahoe.
Julius Hoist , 28 , merchant , German , Cedar
Falls.
Frantlska Tolondek , servant , Austrian ,
Omaha.
Thomas Nowak , wlfo and three children ,
faiirer , Bohemian , I'lalnvlow.
Robert Cecava , wlfo and seven children ,
and Barbara Cccnva. farmers , Bohemians ,
Edgar.
K. Muck , wlfo and four children , farmer ,
Moravia , Columbus.
Henry Arp , wlfo and child , laborer , Ger
man ; Alexander Patten , 26 , laborer , Irish ,
Omaha.
Anton Bucrs. 20 , farmer , Gorman , Winner.
Hans Foopon , 19 , farmer , Gorman , Frank-
Jean Cosolo , 40 , carpenter , French , Nor
folk.
folk.Vaclav Kuccra , 38 , farmer , Bohemian ,
Clarknon ,
Simon Fnnso , wlfo and four children ,
aborer , German , Uuutls.
Hannah Carlson , 18 , servant , Swede ,
Holdrege.
Ellen Nell ! , 20 , servant , Irish , Syracuse ,
Josef Johnson , 18 , laborer , 'Swede ; 0.
Gunderson , 1C , servant , Swede , Sutton.
Wllhelm Shlott , 32 , farmer , Russian ,
The following Canadians are bound for the
'allowing places : Adolph Malik , Schuyler ;
Jacob Brandt , Corning ; Fred Behreni , Gib
bon ; Fred Hoffman , Rising City ; W. Dlcko ,
Lake Mills ; B. Raschke , Surprise.
Boating , bathing , music. Courtland Beach.
Cyclone lu Oklahoma.
PERRY , GUI. , June 25. A severe cyclone
passed north of here Saturday night. A nurn-
rcr 01 rtslihnccs urn ) barns \vcro blown down
WALL ST. OPERATIONS
Can be carried on with Inrge profits and lltjli
risk by Joining our Co-OpcruUvu Railroad StocIL
Syndicate.
Avuriiifu profit or 20 per emit n month
fiirnnil mm ptild to thoftulMcrluors for pise
s x month * . >
Hlglrest references. Prospectus , giving detail
ed Information of oour perfect system , moiled
free. . |
WEINMAN & CO , , Stock and Grain Erokors ,
No. 41 llroticlvi'iiy Now York City *
WM , LOUD ON ,
Commission Merchant
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Private wires to Chicago and New York. All
business orders placed on Chlcaeo Uauril o4
Trade. ,
Carrespomlcnco solicited.
Office , room 4. New York Llfa Building i
TcUphonu 1308. I
and several head of cattle nnd horses wcra
killed. The rcaldcnco or ex-Minister to
Turkey W. F. Little \\as blown down and !
several head of stock killed. No loss of
human life Is reported.
Slide for life , Courtland beach tonight , )
BOWED TJHE"KNEE TO SCOTT.
Agiilii ixii8ieritrH | Otli r Judge * by III *
Cliilmn on tin ; .liirora.
Judge Scott and his bailiff had another
clash with the olllccrs of the court over ( ho
matter of handling the jury. It so happened
that Judge Keysor wanted a jury , that ha
might begin the trial of n cause. Ho In
structed his bailiff to notify the clerk nnd at
deputy from Clerk Moorcs1 office was uenU
for the men. doing to the room presided )
over by Judge Scott the deputy signaled to
men to como Into the corridor of the bulld-
*
Inu' . but ns soon as they reached the door
they uoro sent hack to their scats , being toltl
to sit down and remain quiet.
The deputy clerk went to the room of
JuilRo Keysor , where ho reported the pro
ceedings and again vent Into the corridor
and In a loud tone called ; "Jury In No. 2. "
Again the Jurors started to leave their Beats
In Scott's room and again they wcro driven
back by the bailiff. Ily this time the dep
uty clerk was getting somewhat excited , and ,
going Into Scott's room , ho Informed tha
bailiff there that Judge Keyfior wanted a
Jury. Having bonded the Itnco to the czar ,
In charge of the room , the men were sent
out nnd the clerk was called before the judge
of the criminal division , where he was cau
tloncd against making any loud noise about )
the corridors of the court house In the fu
ture. *
An ixpennl\o : lilow.
Hugh D. Iloyco has sued the Durllngtodl
Railway company In an action to rccovosj
the sum of 520,000 alleged damages. Tha
plaintiff allcgo that on March 25 , 1893 , anal
a long time prior thereto , ho was employed
In the shops at Havclock 'as a blacksmith.
Ono day , about a year ago , whllo ho waa
doing Homo work upon a heavy plcco ol
Iron , ho called to his assistance a helper )
to strike the Iron whllo It was hot. Thht
helper itruck a few blows ut the polnd
where they were Intended , nnd then care
lessly , so the plaintiff avers , ho missed the
mark and hit tlio afllant a fearful stroke la
the breast , producing heart disease. f
Guilty ot Highway Kohliury.
William M. Swift walked Into the crlm *
Inal section of the district court yester *
day and entered a plea of guilty to tha
clmrgo of grind larceny , withdrawing hla
plea of not guilty to the chnrgo of robbery ,
On the plea of guilty ho wa sentenced tea
a term of five years In the penitentiary *
Last week the prisoner was out In the vU
clnlty of IClkhorn and there ho mot and
robbed John Huddeman , forcing him to turn
over his wealth at the point of a gun. li ,
unions folio.
Thoto who are subject to attacks of thM
disease will bo Interested lu the experience
of Mrs. K. Duller of 22 Flllmore street ,
Falrlmvon , Conn. Shi Bays : " 1 suffered fof
weeks with cello and pains In my stotnacbi
caused by biliousness. One-half teaspoonfuB
of Chamberlain's Chollc , Cholera anil Dlmr-
raoea remedy effected a cure. For lalo b ] |
all druggists. u
A cooling rW to Courtlanil